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16. Which of the options is NOT body language?

• posture

• . words

• gestures

• . facial expressions

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What does the word “yours” in the passage refer to?

• your body

• your posture

• your face

• your language

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According to the writer, if you want to express your confidence, you should ________.

• smile

• . stand straight but relaxingly

• look away

• Tap your foot repeatedly

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If someone wants to express their friendliness to you, they usually ________.

• look at your face all time

•  look away from your eyes

• look at your eyes now and again

• look at your face now and again

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A person who expresses their interest in conversations usually uses their ________.

• posture

• hand gestures

• smiles

• facial expressions

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As you turn on the radio for your favourite music programme, do you ever wonder how you can (21) _______ those sounds?

• listen

• hear  

•  talk

• k

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How do they travel through the air and (22) __________ your radio exactly as they are sent out? 

• reach

• come

• go       

• c

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It all began nearly a hundred years ago when a young Italian called Guglielmo Marconi discovered (23) _________ to send sounds through the air.

• what

• when  

•  how 

• which

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Marconi was born in Bologna (24) _________ Northern Italy in 1974

• from

• in                    

•  to

• do

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His father was a rich Italian businessman, and his mother was a Scot (25) __________ had lived in Ireland and had gone to Italy to study music.

• who  

• whom

• whose

• which

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The family lived in a country house just outside Bologna.  (26) _________ he was a boy, people did not think that Marconi was clever.

• while

• since  

• when

• how

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He was a quiet boy who spoke little (27) ________ thought a lot.

•  and

• but 

•  or

• a

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. He liked to sit and read science books in (28) ________ father's big library.

• his      

• he

• him

• hi

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He also loved to (29) ________ experiments with electricity.

• make  

• work

• do       

• dose

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For most of his early life, he was (30) ________ at home. He did not go to school.  

• teaching        

• taught

• teach

• hi

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When did the first award ceremony take place?

• 1895

• 1901

• 1962

• 1968

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Why was the Nobel Prize established?

• to recognize the worthwhile contributions to humanity

• to resolve political differences

• to honor the inventor of dynamite

• to spend money

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In which area have Americans received the most awards?

•  literature            

• peace 

• economics 

• science

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Which of the following statements is not true?                                             

• Awards vary in monetary value.

• Ceremonies are held on December 10^th to commemorate Nobel’s invention.

• Politics can play an important role in selection the winners.

• A few individuals have won two awards.

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. In how many fields are prizes bestowed?

• 2

• 5

• 6

• 10

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Mount Fuji is called Fusjisan in Japan. It is 3776 metres (21) ………. and

• high

• height

• wide

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is visited (22) .......... people from all over the world

• by

• for

• with

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. It is a very beautiful mountain and many artists have used it in (23) ..........  work.

• his

• your

• their

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It is sometimes possible (24) ……… Mount Fuji from TokyoIt is

• to see

• seeing

• saw

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but often the weather is (25) .......... cloudy to see it clearly

• too

• very

• only

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The (26) .......... time to see the mountain is

• good

• better

• best

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is (27) .......... the colder months of the year

• since

• during

• until

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and (28) .......... the early morning and late evening.

• on

• in

• at

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(29) .................. is just north of the mountain.

• which

• what

• where

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Mount Fuji is open for climbing in July and August, but not at (30)...................times of the year

• another

• both

• other

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Which of the options below is the best title for the passage?

• Brief History of Population and Over-population

• Limiting Factors in Population Growth

• The United Nations' Estimate        

• Thomas Malthus's Theory

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. What was the population of the world in the period from 1650 – 1680?

• One thousand million         

• . Seven billion

• Five hundred million          

• Five hundred million          

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. What is the meaning of the word “nearly” in the passage?

• over

• almost

• close

•  past

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What was the population of the world in 2000?

• Two million 

• Five hundred million          

• Over six billion

• Seven billion

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Who was Thomas Malthus?

• a scientist     

• . an economist

• a doctor of medicine

• a United Nations' representative

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Air pollution occurs when wastes dirty the air. People produce most of the (21) _____ that cause air pollution

• wastes            

• waste

• wasting

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These substances result chiefly (22) ______ burning fuel to power motor vehicles and to heat buildings.

• for

• from   

• . in

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Industrial processes and the burning of garbage (23) _____ contribute to air pollution.

• else    

• together         

• also

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Natural pollutants (impurities) (24) ________ dust, pollen, soil particles, and naturally occurring gases.

• include          

• . including    

• included        

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The rapid growth of (25) _________and industry and

• people

• population    

• pollution

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the increased use of automobiles (26) ______ airplanes have made air pollution

• or       

• with

• and     

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air pollution a (27)_____ problem

• serious

• seriously       

•  seriousness

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The air we breathe has become (28) _______ filled with pollutants

• very   

•  so      

• much

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The air we breathe has become (28) _______ filled

• very               

• so       

• much 

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with pollutants that it can cause (29) _____ problems.

• healthy

• healthily       

• health

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In addition, it causes damage by (30) _______ the earth’s atmosphere.

• altering

• altered

• alter

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. The author of the passage says that the eye

• responds to fear the same way as the ear does

• . is easily damaged by loud noise.

• . enjoys better protection than the ear

• releases adrenaline in response to fear.                            

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The underlined expression ‘brought about’ in the passage most nearly means

• supplied

• carried

• . offered

• caused

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According to the passage, loud noise

• is harmful to our health.

• causes damage to our ear and brain.

• has bad effects on our heart and stomach.

• All of the above are correct.

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What is the topic of the paragraph preceded this passage?

• the eye

• fear

• ulcers

• . heart disease          

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Which of the following statements is NOT true?

• Our heartbeat and respiration accelerate when we respond to danger.

• Noise is a serious problem in industrial countries.

• Human beings are among the creatures that have hearing mechanism.

• Deafness is the greatest health problem in America.

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Drawing has always been a very popular hobby. Young children draw with a pencil as (21)………as they can hold one

• fast

• immediately

• soon

• shortly

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can be (23)…………; you can draw accurately if you work really hard at it.

• discovered

• made

• learnt

• . reached

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Drawing is often seen as a special skill, and it is (22)…………that some people seem to draw perfect pictures without any effort.

• true

• actual

• exact

• real

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Drawing is first (24)…………… all about looking carefully

• of

• in

• from

• for

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It sounds easy to say that all you (25)…………to do is look at things, but it really is that simple

• should

• need

• . must

• could

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The best way to draw a familiar  (26) ……….is to imagine

• topic

• subject

• . area

• person

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imagine that you are looking at it for the first (27)………..

• period

• . term

• moment

• time

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Nowadays there are (28)…………courses and materials available

• more

• many

• plenty

•  much

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than ever before (29)………….. means that you can experiment to improve your skills.

• who

• what

• where

• which

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The only (30)…………is your imagination.

• final

• end

• limit

• finish

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What is the writer trying to do in the text? 

• complain about bad winter driving                                        

• give information about winter weather

• give information about winter weather

• advise people about safe driving in winter

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Why would somebody read this text?

• to learn about better driving

• . for information on driving lessons

• .  to find out about the weather

• to decide when to travel

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What does the writer think?

• People drive too fast in winter.

• People should avoid driving in the snow.

• Drivers should expect problems in winter.

• Winter drivers should use their brakes less.

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Why does the writer talk about a cup of coffee?

• because he thinks refreshments are important for drivers

• to explain the importance of smooth movements

• because he wants drivers to be more relaxed

• to show how it can be spilled

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Which traffic sign shows the main idea of the text?

• A.   REDUCE SPEED NOW

  FOG AHEAD

• A.   DRIVE CAREFULLY

       ICE ON ROAD AHEAD

• A.   DRIVE CAREFULLY

             ROAD REPAIRS AHEAD

• A.   SLOW DOWN

  ACCIDENT AHEAD

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Most (21)………these kids are in high school

• for

• . of

• from

• with

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school but they (22)…………the summer keeping

• take

• do

• spend

• make

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of a program (23)………… as “work school”.

• called

• noted

• known

• said

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The “work school” (24)…………… of a

• consists

• involves

• contains

• employs

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a surprisingly large (25)…………of Reykjavik’s teenagers

• size

• number

• level

• lot

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and 60% of the city’s 16-year-olds take (26) ……….

• part

• away

• place

• up

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They get paid for their work, and at the same time they (27)………..the environment of their city.

• prepare

• attend

• improve

• produce

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They also learn (28)…………to work as a member of

• how

• where

• why

• then

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a team which is (29)………….. by an adult.

• moved

• held

• kept

•  led

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This experience provides them with useful skills for (30)…………they leave education and enter the world of work.

• although

• when

• unless

• while

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What is Sam trying to do in the text?

• describe how he enjoyed a day with his family

• discuss the importance of knowing how to cook

• inform readers about life on a farm

• explain how to bake cakes

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Sam's parents took the children to Oakton Farm because they wanted them to ….

• learn a new skill.

• make something for their grandmother.

• spend time in the countryside.

• meet other people the same age.

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What do we learn about Oakton Farm?

• It was run by a friendly man.

• It was far from where they lived.

• It was just like Sam expected.

• It had lots of animals living there.

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. What does Sam say about his cooking experience?

• He was better at it than his sister.

• He liked wearing the clothes he was given.

• He could be untidy without getting into trouble.

• He was the first to finish.

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What might Sam write in a postcard to his grandmother?

• I made some great bread rolls, but my sister ate them because we didn't know who they belonged to.

• I loved it but my sister didn't really. She found it hard to do what the teacher told her.

• We had to clean up the kitchen, like at your house. But we've made great pizza, just like you taught us.

• We liked swimming in the lake - it helped to pass the time while we waited for our lovely pizzas to be ready.

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What is the writer trying to do in the text?

• say how she spent some free time

• describe some people she met

• explain how to do certain outdoor sports

• advertise the Activity Centre                   

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What can the reader learn from the text?

• how to apply for a place at the Centre

• what sort of activities you can experience at the Centre 

• when to depend on other people at the Centre

• which time of year is best to attend the Centre

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How do you think the writer might describe her weekend?

• unpleasant

•  relaxing

• frightening

• interesting

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What do we learn about the group?

• Some of them had been there before.

• They had already chosen their preferred activities.

• . Some of them already knew each other.

• They came from the same city.

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Which of the following advertisements describes the Activity Centre?

• Set in beautiful countryside. You can spend the day doing outdoor activities and we will find your accommodation with a local family.

• Set in beautiful countryside. Accommodation and meals provided. Make up your own timetable — choose

  from a variety of activities (horse-riding, fishing, hill-walking, sailing, mountain-biking).

• Set in beautiful countryside. Enjoy the luxury of our accommodation — each room has its own bathroom. Work with a group, or have individual teaching.

• Set in beautiful countryside. Accommodation provided. Work with a group — we show you a range of outdoor activities that you didn't realise you could do!

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Last year my Dad got a new job. It was in a town which was 100 kms from our home. Mum and Dad (21)…….. we would have to move

• picked

• chose 

• selected 

• decided

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, because it was a long way for Dad to (22) …….. every day

• travel 

• carry 

• tour   

• transport

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When they (23) …….. me about their plan

• spoke 

•  told           

• said

• explained

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I was upset (24) …….. I loved my home and school

• so       

• because   

• . but         

• and

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I was worried that I would (25) ……..all my friends and teachers a lot.

• leave 

• lose

• miss

• forget

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Anyway, six months (26) …….. that, my family moved to the town of Hexford

•  later  

• further   

• next 

•  after

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I felt really (29) …….. about meeting lots of new people

• disappointed

• nervous

• angry

• bored

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 Do you like honey? Honey is a natural product, and it is made (21)……honey bees

• from

• by

• with

• of

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(22) …… some  people prefer to ordinary sugar.                  

• which  

• who 

• . what   

• . whose

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Sometimes, it is even possible to (23) …… from

• inform 

• take   

• know

• answer

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the bees (24) …… before producing the honey.

• went    

• visited

• met 

• passed

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Have you ever (25) …… about how honey is produced?

• doubted

• guessed

• considered   

• wondered

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(27) …… honey than is needed

• most

• many

• more

•  much

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They (26) …… the bees in their care produce

•  let     

• cause 

• start   

• bring

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Then the honey can be removed (28) …… causing problems for the bees.

• although

• without  

• instead

• unless

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Honey collection is an ancient activity, (29) …… back at least 10,000 years

• coming  

• going 

• falling

• moving

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honey has (30) …… increasingly popular nowadays as a healthy food.

• become

• turned

• gone

• changed