Part 1 : Writing Ability
Direction: Choose one of the choices that best completes the given sentence.
1. As fuel prices raise, bus companies raised their their fares and _____ .
a. so did the airlines b. neither did the airlines
c. so the airlines have done d. neither the airlines did
2. The committee has met and _____ .
a. they have reached a decision
b. it has formulated themselves some opinions
c. its decision was reached at
d. it has reached a decision
3. It was in 1990 _____ joined the staff of the astronomical observatory at Yale University.
a. that Anna Smith b. Anna Smith, who
c. as Anna Smith d. Anna Smith then
4. _____ of all modern domestic poultry is the red jungle fowl is widely believed.
a. The ancestor b. The ancestor is
c. That the ancestor d. How the ancestor
5. _____ or sharks, for instance, the dolphin is a mammal.
a. Either fish b. When it is like
c. Being fish d. Unlike fish
6. Not only ______ places of beauty, but they also serve scientific and educational purposes.
a. are botanical gardens b. botanical gardens to be
c. botanical gardens are d. to be botanical gardens
7. Deciduous trees, for example, maples and oaks, _____ to survive through the winter.
a. which shed their leaves b. shed their leaves
c. is shed their leaves d. shedding their leaves
8. Many of the current international problems we are now facing _____ .
a. linguistic incompetencies
b. are the result of misunderstandings.
c. are because of not understandings themselves
d. lack of the intelligent capabilities of understanding each other
9. Provided Barbara had enough money, _____ on the trip to Canada.
a. she would have gone b. shall he gone
c. she went d. she would go
10. _____ , we will visit Marie in Berlin.
a. Despite the fact that we have enough time
b. Should we have enough time
c. Unless we have enough time
d. Because we do not have enough
Part 2 : Vocabulary
1. Mr. Smith’s sole objective is to make his firm a Fortune 500 company.
a. only
b. principal
c. important
d. immediate
2. The president of the company will resign at the end of the fiscal year.
a. quit
b. relocath
c. reserve d. get a raise
3. The old utilities building was demolished and a new high-rise took its place.
a. renovated b. razed
c. remodeled d. reconciled
4. Joyce is loved by all her friends because she is very congenial.
a. pleasant b. wealthy
c. courageous d. sensitive
5. Victoria Holt and William Shakespeare are prolific writers.
a. productive b. famous
c. esteemed d. celebrated
6. The tornado caused irreparable damage to the Florida citrus crop.
a. irresolute b. irresponsible
c. irrecoverable d. irregular
7. The discontented students retaliated by boycotting the school cafeteria
a. rewarded b. vindicated
c. took revenge d. fluctuated
8. The spy used a fictitious name while dealing with the enemy.
a. funny
b. false
c. real
d. foreign
9. Frank condoned his brother’s actions because he knew he meant well.
a. overlooked b. praised
c. condemned d. satisfied
10. The director’s spacious new office overlooked the city.
a. quiet b. colorful
c. roomy
d. comfortable
Part 3 :Reading comprehension
Forestry Department officials have asked the police to __1__ over 13,000 illegal logs in
Ban Tak district and take legal action against the owner of the timber and other __2__ officials.
Forestry Department chief Sathit Sawinthorn made the request after members of the
House Local Administration Committee requested __3__ into the case and experts from
the Agriculture Ministry found most of the logs were __4__ felled.
According to the complaint, Kamol Kaewket was authorized by Sahawanakij Company
last December to have the __5__ delivered from Mae Sariang district of Mae Hong Son to Ban
Tak district under some Mae Sariang forestry officials’ __6__ which were believed to be fake.
Those involved face charges of having logs in their possession without permission and
using __7__ log delivery permits. The officials face a malfeasance __8__ .
After the bribery scandal of deputy Forestry Department chief Prawat Thanadkha had
been linked to massive illegal logging in the park and __9__, The department was accused of
being involved in the __10__ operation.
1. a. nationalize
b. seize
c. release
d. provirel
2. a. honeort
b. arrogant
c. involved
d. declined
3. a. investigations
b. interview
c. compensation d. jargon
4. a. smartly
b. foolishly
c. fast
d. illegally
5. a. company
b. logs
c. officials
d. forest
6. a. permits
b. resentment
c. ignorance
d. attention
7. a. approved
b. authentic
c. fake
d. important
8. a. sentence
b. charge
c. admiration
d. opportunity
9. a. inhibition
b. sanctuary
c. unsafe place
d. mansion
10. a. immaculate
b. legal
c. illicit
d. delicate
Part 4 : Reading comprehension
Tests by the Fishery Department __1__ they did not die of poisoning as initially suspected,
but because of __2__ oxygen level in the canal water making __3__ and feeding difficult.
In all more the 100,000 dead fish were __4__ from the canal last Monday __5__
environmental concerns and fear among nearby residents who felt water in the canal was
highly __6__, laden with toxins and chemicals.
He said fish from the canal, even those caught near the temple, were __7__ for human
__8__, explaining that the level of pesticides found in the dead fish was very low, too__9__
to cause any lasting harm, though it could pose problems if allowed to __10__ in the body over
a long period of time.
1. a. hesitated
b. revealed
c. pretended
d. deceived
2. a. hidden
b. abundant
c. depleted
d. existing
3. a. respiration
b. antibody
c. circulation
d. vision
4. a. slaughtered
b. removed
c. prayed
d. caught
5. a. restoring
b. frightening
c. relieving
d. sparking
6. a. merged
b. recommended
c. accessed
d. contaminated
7. a. fit
b. dangerous
c. tasteful
d. prohibited
8. a. reprimand
b. consumption
c. occupation
d. digestion
9. a. insignificant
b. important
c. certain
d. naïve
10. a. befit
b. obstruct
c. accumulate
d. suck
Part 5 : Reading Comprehension
A vaccine against E. coli, the deadly food poisoning bacteria that forced the recall last year of millions of kilograms of US beef, has been tested successfully on a small group of volunteers, researchers said on Monday.
Scientists at the US National Institute of Child Health and Human Development and the Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, report that a preliminary study using 87 volunteers showed that the vaccine causes an immune reaction that could protect against infection by E. coli 01570. “This is still very early in the research,” said Dr. Dwayne Alexander, director of the institute on child health and human and human development, one of the US national Institutes of Health. “This is the first human study of this proposed vaccine.”
He said the important finding is that the vaccine produced a level on antibody in the volunteers that could kill E. coli 0157 in the test tube. “We don’t know yet if it will kill the bacteria in the body,” he said.
Dr. Alexander said the next step is tests to determine if the vaccine will prevent E. coli infection in cattle, which are thought to be the most common source of the infection.
E. coli 0157 is a deadly, new strain of bacteria that can contaminate beef, fruit juice and other food, causing severe food poisoning symptoms, including bloody diarrhea and damaged kidneys. People can also become infected by swimming in lakes or rivers contaminated with the organism.
E. coli is formally known as Escherichia coli, named for Theodor Escherich, a German bacteriologist who first isolated it 111 years ago. A benign form of the organism lives in the human gut where it is essential for digestion.
Researchers believe that some genes of a dangerous virus, called shigella, were transferred into E. coli during a shigella epidemic in Central America in the 1970s. This transformed one strain of a usually harmless germ into a pathogen that does not respond well to antibiotics and can cause severe food poisoning.
1. This story is mainly about
a. the discovery of what causes a new and deadly illness.
b. the creation of a successful vaccine which protects people against a dangerous infection.
c. an important step in the creation of a successful vaccine which might some day protect people against a dangerous infection.
d. an explanation of how vaccines are made and tested.
2. In paragraph two, why did the writer call the research “a preliminary study”?
a. because it was successful
b. because it used volunteers
c. because it has been going on for a very long time
d. because there is still much more research to be done
3. In what way was the vaccine considered a success?
a. It protected the volunteers against an infection from E. coli.
b. It was able to kill E. coli bacteria without harming the volunteers.
c. It enabled the volunteers to produce effective antibodies against E. coli.
d. It stopped the volunteers from suffering the effects of an E. coli infection.
4. Researcher suspect that E. coli 0157 was the result of
a. a bacteria changing itself into a virus
b. a bacteria getting some genetic material from a virus
c. a virus which became a bacteria.
d. a person eating a piece of infected meat
5. It is clear from the story that something which contaminates something else
a. does not have any effect on it at all
b. is most likely to benefit it in some way
c. helps protect it form a dangerous infection
d. makes it impure or unclean in some way
6. Which one of these is a pathogen (see paragraph 7)?
a. an antibiotic
b. an antibody
c. a fruit juice
d. a flu virus
7. In paragraph 1, the writer points out that
a. Coke is so popular that some shops sell noting else
b. only certain people are allowed to enter the most popular Coke stores
c. some stores can successfully sell Coke at higher prices
d. Coke is so popular that some shops only sell goods with the Coke label
8. The writer uses ‘for good measure’ in paragraph 3 to emphasize the fact that
a. there is a lot of caffeine in Coke
b. the amount of caffeine in Coke is carefully measured
c. the extra caffeine improves the taste of Coke
d. the extra caffeine balances the amount found naturally in the cola extract
9. ‘Coke has enjoyed phenomenal success’ paragraph 1 suggests the writer
a. thinks that the success of Coke is very strange
b. believes that the success of Coke is very strange
c. rater disapproves of the success of Coke
d. considers the success of Coke to be undeserved
10. ‘both of which’ in paragraph 2 refer to:
a. phosphoric and acid
b. sugar and artificial sweetener
c. sugar and phosphoric acid
d. artificial sweetener and phosphoric acid
Part 6: Reading comprehension
It seems the art of survival-or continual positive projection-in the world of pop music these days, depends very much on change. If artists fail to recreate their persona-chameleon-like, over and over again-they risk facing accusations of dullness; that they are not fashionable.
This phenomenon is especially prevalent in the female ranks. It is not sufficient for an artist to be beautiful and sexy. These characteristics too mush be changed often, and remodeled to avid being bogged down by stereotype.
Two examples of the rock ‘n’ roll art of move and change are Cher and Madonna, the latter a brilliant illustration of the trend. Her latest disc, ‘Something to Remember’, showcases her hit ballads and how she has so effectively been able to stay at the top without diminishing credibility in her particular field.
This collection demonstrates how she has toned down her dominatrix image at relevant times to give contrast and definition to her career. But it offers more than simply a study in rock fashion history. There is also a solid assortment of quality music.
However, Cher’s latest package, ‘It’s a Man’s World’, cannot be reviewed in a lofty vein. In her past-the most memorable moment for this reviewer being her visit to a US warship amid cheering sailors for ‘If I Could Turn Back Time’-she has competed admirably. And she has demonstrated the classic features of the change syndrome. But this is a tired and dull Cher, perhaps attempting to tone down her sexy, boy-crazy, rollicking image in this session but failing.
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1. This article is primarily
a. a review of Madonna’s new record
b. a review of Cher’s new record
c. an analysis of Madonna’s success in Hollywood
d. a review of Madonna’s career
2. The main point of paragraph 1 is to tell the reader that artists need to
a. keep an image that the public knows and loves
b. recreate themselves to survive
c. avoid being dull at all costs
d. sty sexy to survive
3. How would you describe the writer’s attitude towards Madonna:
a. basically critical
b. negative
c. generally favorable
d. uncritically admiring
4. In paragraph 3 the main point is to:
a. compare Cher’s and Madonna’s work
b. describe some stories from Madonna’s past
c. introduce Madonna’s new record
d. detail the contents of the new record
5. How would you describe the writer’s attitude towards Cher:
a. enthusiastic
b. negative
c. favorable
d. uncritically admiring
6. In paragraph 2 ‘This phenomenon’ refers to:
a. the recreation of persona
b. the art of survival
c. accusations of dullness
d. prevalence in the female ranks
7. In paragraph 2, ‘bogged down’ could be replaced by which of the following?
a. enhanced
b. improved
c. restricted
d. engrossed
8. In paragraph 1, ‘their’ refers to:
a. job seekers
b. abilities
c. academic qualifications
d. special skills
9. ‘relatives’ in paragraph 2 could best be replaced by:
a. family
b. friends
c. acquaintances
d. spouses
10. In paragraph 3, the writer seems to suggest that:
a. interviewees should ask a question if they can’t think of an answer
b. pretending to understand a question in ter than giving an unsuitable answer
c. it is ter for interviewees to be honest than to pretend to understand
d. it is not a good idea for interviewees to be completely honest in their answers
Part 7: Reading comprehension
The romance with which Charles Dodgson surrounded young Alice Liddell resulted in the classic children’s tales ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and ‘Through the Looking Glass’, which appeared under his pen name, Lewis Carroll. Poet Robert Graves drew inspiration from a series of young and attractive muses who threatened or destroyed his marriages and confused his children.
Graham Greene, at the age of 20, played Russian roulette after his first love, Gwendoline Howell, 30, wed her finance. The first edition volume of his first book, Bobbling April, bears the inscription in Greene’s own hand: “From Graham Greene to GHS, to whom the little that is good here belongs by right.”
It seems that unfulfilled love produces excellent creative results. Would Ludwig van Beethoven have composed his greatest works if he had not been torn with longing for romantic fulfillment? Beethoven wrote in his personal diaries: “Only love, yes! Love alone can give you a happier life. O God grant me the grace to find her at last, the woman who will strengthen me in virtue and whom I can possess with a quiet conscience.”
The composer may have been infatuated with a woman named Antonie Brentano, to whom his poem ‘Immortal Beloved’, discovered after his death in 1827, may have been addressed. ‘Be calm-love me-today-yesterday-what tearful longings for you-my life-my all-farewell. Oh continue to love me-never misjudg
Composer Robert Schumann’s passionate devotion to his fiancée, Clara, and anguish that the marriage was opposed by her father Frienrich Wieck resulted, says author Basil Howitt, in some of his most stupendous work. “Intense and unfulfilled longing for his beloved drew some heavenly music from Schumann, “says Howitt, in his recently published book, ‘Love Lives of the Great Composer’. No less than four major works grew out of all his pain and anguish.” Howitt says: “My cumulative impression is that suffering and angst in love have produced more great art than has happiness.” Pointed out its per capita energy use was less than half the global average in 1987 and only eight percent of the US figure. Dr. Hills said some observers believed China would pursue its economic goals before making a serious effort on the environment
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1. According to the passage :
a. it is certain that China will burn more coal in the future
b. it is likely that China will burn more coal in the future
c. it is doubtful that China will burn more coal in the future
d. it is possible that China will burn more coal in the future
2. According to the passage the individual energy consumption of the Chinese:
a. is slightly above the global average
b. is about the global average
c. is modest compared to world standards
d. is about one fifth of the US average
3. The Japanese experience is mentioned
a. as a good example that the Chinese may follow
b. as a bad example that the Chinese should not follow
c. as an example that the Chinese may be able to follow
d. as an example that the Chinese should be able to follow if they manage to expand their economy quickly enough
4. The central thesis of this article is that
a. fulfilled love is an uncreative phenomenon
b. unfulfilled love is a great pain
c. unfulfilled love produces creative results
d. unfulfilled love produces infatuation
5. Which of the following does the writer NOT use to make his case :
a. example
b. quotation from another source
c. anecdote
d. interview
6. Which of the following artists is NOT definitely linked with a romantic partner?
a. Charles Dodgson
b. Graham Greene
c. Ludwig van Beethoven d. Robert Schumann
7. The writer uses another written source for a comment on which artist :
a. Charles Dodgson b. Graham Greene
c. Ludwig van Beethoven d. Robert Schumann
8. The writer uses a direct quotation as evidence from which artist :
a. Charles Dodgson b. Graham Greene
c. Ludwig van Beethoven d. Robert Schumann
9. How would you describe the writer’s attitude towards romantic love:
a. cynical b. critical
c. neutral d. non of the above
10. In paragraph 1 ‘drew inspiration from’ could be replaced by which of the following?
a. was stimulated by b. was motivated by
c. was influenced by d. was incensed by
Part 8: Reading comprehension
Late on shady afternoons, young couples throng to the city’s parks, lakes and boulevards for ice-cream, coffee and courtship. This holiday they are freer and more wealthy than ever before. The rickety Chinese bicycles, nylon pyjamas and green army shirts of just two years ago are gone for the new urban elite.
Mooching under the trees, they compare jeans, hair gel and Honda Dreams. But the differences are not merely cosmetic. They mark deep and stark changes in a youth once famed for romance and idealism. Take young Kiem, for example. At 22, like thousands of other young men from poor northern provinces, Kiem came to Hanoi to get any sort of work and get rich, wanting to end his family’s reliance on the paddy field forever.
He followed his childhood sweetheart, Nguyet, to Hanoi. Smart and tall and with long eyelashes and hair to her waist, Nguyet swiftly hopped from job to job, working her way up among Hanoi’s emerging private retailers. As a laborer on hotel building sites, Kiem found he could not compete for her against the smooth-talking traders and entrepreneurs making thousands. “I met Nguyet one day and asked her straight: ‘What is going on?’ She told me straight: ‘You don’t even have a motorbike’,” Kiem said.
“So I worked and slaved for a year. I finally took a loan as well and got a second-hand motorbike. The first thing I did was ride around to see her. She laughed in my face. My bike was old and slow and also had pedals. It made a lot of smoke, but was still a motorbike. Nguyet just walked away. “But as Kiem is finding, his tale of woe is not unique. This is a time of new realities and new goals for his generation. A recent survey carried out by sociologists for Vietnam’s state press revealed young northern Vietnamese put money before fidelity.
Newspapers were quick to sound the alarm: only six percent of the students interviewed professed faith in “ideal” love. Twenty percent of young women said the earning potential of a partner was a major consideration, while 17 percent of students of both sexes said material factors were essential to the stability of a modern relationship. However, male students still valued cooking and home-making skills in potential spouses.
Divorce and separation rates, thought to be about one in eight, are creeping up as women feel freer to dump a lazy husband. “Young women in the city now are taking control of the new situation,” said international relations student Lien, 24. “They have to be smart and know what they want to make the most of the opportunities.”
1. Which of the following is the best title for this article:
a. Rejected men take to their bikes
b. Traditional values predominate in Hanoi
c. Looking for love in an increasingly cold and materialistic climate
d. Country girls out of control in the Big City
2. According to the passage, what was the attitude of the press to the ‘recent survey’ (paragraph4)
a. they reported it
b. they criticized it
c. they would not publish it
d. they were not surprised by it
3. In paragraph 2 differences are described as ‘not merely cosmetic’. This means they are:
a. superficial b. nothing very important
c. fundamental d. on the surface
4. In paragraph 2, how would you describe the writer’s attitude towards the new way of thinking?
a. critical of the new way of thinking
b. pleased for the young people
c. makes no comment about the new way of thinking
d. implies regret about the new way of thinking
5. In paragraph2 ‘differences’ refers to:
a. changes in hairstyles
b. changes in clothes
c. changes over the last two years
d. changes in motorbikes
6. Which of these statements is true:
a. the new generation of Vietnamese women are more idealistic than men
b. the new generation of Vietnamese men have changed their opinions about the role of women
c. the new generation of Vietnamese women are guided by their emotional life
d. the new generation of Vietnamese women seem to be more interested in business than men
7. Which of the following has the OPPOSITE meaning to ‘creeping up’ in paragraph 6 ?
a. staying fairly stable b. increasing rapidly
c. rising slowly d. moving cautiously
8. In paragraph 4 ‘as well’ could be best replaced by which of the following?
a. moreover b. instead
c. too
d. besides
9. Which word has the OPPOSITE meaning to ‘essential’ in paragraph 5 :
a. incidental b. fundamental
c. useful d. necessary
10. The would ‘unique’ in paragraph 4 is similar in meaning to which of the following :
a. frequent b. unusual
c. very common
d. often seen
Part 9: Read Topic
1.Situation :Pete has a financial problem and Mr.Thompson has approved a loan for him. Pete says:
a. How nice of you to approve it!
b. I realty apprcciate your help.
c. What a kind man you are!
d. I think you're a generous man. Thanks.
e. I want to thank you for that. Please accept it.
2.Situation :Lisa is visiting a sick colleague at the hospital. She says:
a. Don't worry. Make yourself at home.
b. Take it easy. Time flies.
c. Calm down. Take a rest for a white.
d. Get well soon. We miss you at the office.
e. Don't be upset. It's short break.
3.Situation :Mrs.Green asks her daughter what her new roommate at the university dormitory is like. Her daughter says.
a. She's tall and slim.
b. She's got long dark hair.
c. She's friendly and cheerful.
d. She likes swimming and skiing
e. She loves eating chocolate.
4.Situation :After dinner,Anna asks ber friend if he enjoyed the food she prepared. Her friend says:
a. It was wonderful. You're a great cook.
b. Well, it looked good. But I'm on diet.
c. That's well done. I do have a great time.
d. It appears delicious. I should be invited again.
e. It seems great. You should try it yourself.
5.Situation :Karl invites Jenny to go to a concert. Jenny has to finish an assignment, so she says:
a. I like that idea. I'll make a decision.
b. That's marvelous. I don't want to go.
c. That's fine. But sorry, it's not possible for me.
d. That sounds great. But I don't think I can make it.
e. How amazing! I won't go.
6.The boy claimed that the pencil box belonged to him, but soon everybody found out that he __________.
a. is lying
b. tells a lie
c. has told a lie
d. had told a lie
e. has been lying
7.The little girl head mother's hand finnly ______ the other side of the street.
a. if they walk along
b. until they walked to
c. when they walk down
d. as they walked over
e. before they walked through
8.Why Boy Scouts had to take _______ to the comp,each carrying a heavy backpack.
a. a two-mile hike
b. a two miles hink
c. a two-miles' hike
d. a hike in two miles
e. two miles on a hike
9.Why didn't you give something to the taxi driver ______?
a. who has brought your briefcase to you
b. whom your briefcase you brought to
c. that he brought you your briefcase
d. that to you he brought your briefcase
e. who brought you your briefcase
10.It is required that the new Japanese student _______ in an extra English conversation course.
a. enroll
b. enrolled
c. will enroll
d. would enroll
e. is enrolling
Part 10: Read Topic
1. The employees ________ about the closure before the announcement was made public.
a. Know
b. Known
c. Knew
d. Have known
2. Jenny just ________ my letter yesterday.
a. receive
b. receives
c. received
d. have received
3. I'm not good _______ sport.
a. about
b. in
c. at
d. of
4. The group of scientists continues to speculate ______ causes sunspots.
a. for what
b. what about
c. about what
d. whatever
5. The letter ________ last 2 days.
a. posted
b. was posted
c. have posted
d. posts
6. She still ________ pale because she has just recovered from the operation.
a. looking
b. be looked
c. looks
d. being looked
7. His face looks _________ ugly.
a. awfully
b. most awful
c. awful
d. more awful
8. There are ________ in the boat.
a. many girl
b. much girl
c. many girls
d. much girls
9. She doesn't have _________ friends.
a. much
b. a little
c. some
d. any
10. Mom always tells me to drive _______ .
a. careful
b. carefully
c. most careful
d. more careful
ANSWER
Part 1 : Writing Ability
1. ANSWER: [ a ]
2. ANSWER: [ d ]
3. ANSWER: [a]
4. ANSWER: [c]
5. ANSWER: [d]
6. ANSWER: [a]
7.ANSWER: [b]
8. ANSWER: [b]
9. ANSWER: [d]
10. ANSWER: [b]
Part 2 : Vocabulary
1. ANSWER : [c]
2. ANSWER : [c]
3. ANSWER : [d]
4. ANSWER : [c]
5. ANSWER : [b]
6. ANSWER : [b]
7. ANSWER : [a]
8. ANSWER: [a]
9. ANSWER : [a]
10. ANSWER : [d]
Part 3 : Reading comprehension
1. ANSWER : [a]
2. ANSWER : [a]
3. ANSWER : [b]
4. ANSWER :[a]
5. ANSWER :[a]
6. ANSWER : [c]
7. ANSWER : [c]
8. ANSWER : [b]
9. ANSWER : [a]
10. ANSWER : [c]
Part 4 : Reading comprehension
1. ANSWER : [b]
2. ANSWER : [c]
3. ANSWER : [a]
4. ANSWER : [d]
5. ANSWER : [b]
6. ANSWER : [a]
7.ANSWER : [c]
8. ANSWER : [b]
9. ANSWER : [b]
10. ANSWER : [c]
Part 5 : Reading comprehension
1. ANSWER : [b]
2. ANSWER : [c]
3. ANSWER : [a]
4. ANSWER : [b]
5. ANSWER : [d]
6. ANSWER : [d]
7. ANSWER : [a]
8. ANSWER : [b]
9. ANSWER : [a]
10. WNSWER : [c]
Part 6 :Reading comprehension
1. ANSWER : [c]
2. ANSWER : [d]
3. ANSWER : [c]
4. ANSWER : [b]
5. ANSWER : [d]
6. ANSWER : [d]
7. ANSWER : [d]
8. ANSWER : [a]
9. ANSWER : [b]
10. ANSWER : [c]
Part 7 : Reading comprehension
1. ANSWER : [a]
2. ANSWER : [b]
3. ANSWER : [c]
4. ANSWER : [c]
5. ANSWER : [b]
6. ANSWER : [a]
7. ANSWER : [c]
8. ANSWER : [a]
9. ANSWER : [a]
10. ANSWER : [c]
Part 8 : Reading comprehension
1. ANSWER : [a]
2. ANSWER : [c]
3. ANSWER : [c]
4. ANSWER : [c]
5. ANSWER : [d]
6. ANSWER : [c]
7. ANSWER : [d]
8. ANSWER : [b]
9. ANSWER : [c]
10. ANSWER : [c]
Part 9 : Read Topic
1. ANSWER : [c]
2. ANSWER : [d]
3. ANSWER : [c]
4. ANSWER : [d]
5. ANSWER : [c]
6. ANSWER : [d]
7. ANSWER : [b]
8. ANSWER : [c]
9. ANSWER : [a]
10. ANSWER : [b]
Part 10 : Read Topic
1. ANSWER : [a]
2. ANSWER : [a]
3. ANSWER : [c]
4. ANSWER : [b]
5. ANSWER : [d]
6. ANSWER : [b]
7. ANSWER : [c]
8. ANSWER : [c]
9. ANSWER : [b]
10. ANSWER : [a]
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