Rearrange the following sentences to make a complete conversation.. A. Yes. My name’s Harry James. I’ve been with him for years. B. Right. He’ll be in touch with you very soon. C. 8 679 123. Hello. Dr. Robinson’s practice. Can I help you? D. Oh, really? What’s her home phone number? E. It’s my arm. It’s swollen. I think it’s broken. You see, I was putting the kettle on and I slipped on the floor in the kitchen. F. It’s on Holly Trees, 17 London Road, Hastings. G. And is this your phone number? H. Yes, I see. What’s your address, Mr. James? I. Hastings 8 592 432. J. It’s my sister’s. I’m using her mobile phone. I’m staying with her and the doctor can ring me there. K. Yes. Mr. James. What’s your problem?

1C, 2A, 3K, 4E, 5H, 6F, 7G, 8J, 9D, 10I, 11B

1C, 2E, 3D, 4K, 5H, 6F, 7G, 8J, 9B, 10I, 11A

1C, 2A, 3E, 4K, 5H, 6F, 7G, 8J, 9B, 10I, 11D

1C, 2A, 3I, 4E, 5H, 6F, 7G, 8J, 9D, 10K, 11B

Choose the best answer from A, B, C, or D. - Mrs. Smith: You made a lot of noise last night! - David: ______

D. It’s kind of you to say so.

Read the passage below and choose the best answer from A, B, C, or D. If we took a look at how people in Europe communicated just one hundred years ago, we would be very surprised to find out that English was hardly used outside the United Kingdom. The language most commonly used between people of different nationalities, and particularly the aristocracy, was French. In fact, French was the language of diplomacy , culture and education. However, that is not the case nowadays. English has replaced French as the international language of communication. Today, there are more people who speak English as a second language than people who speak it as a first language. There are many reasons why English has become the language of international communication. Britain’s colonization of many parts of the world had something to do with it, but it is mainly due to America’s rise to the position of major world power. This helped spread popular American culture throughout the world bringing the language with it. But is it good that English has spread to all parts of the world so quickly? Language specialists seem to be divided over this issue. There are those who claim that it is important to have a language that the people in our increasingly globalized world have in common. According to others, English is associated with a particular culture and therefore promotes that culture at the expense of others. Linguists have suggested “Esperanto”, an artificially put-together language, as a solution to international communication problems but without success. So English will continue being the world language until some other language, maybe Chinese, which is the most widely-spoken native language in the world, takes over as the world’s international language instead of English. 1. According to the passage, a century ago ___________ .

C. French was much more popular than English.

A. educated people throughout Europe spoke English.

B. foreign travelers to England spoke only French.

D. only the French aristocracy could speak English.

Read the passage below and choose the best answer from A, B, C, or D. If we took a look at how people in Europe communicated just one hundred years ago, we would be very surprised to find out that English was hardly used outside the United Kingdom. The language most commonly used between people of different nationalities, and particularly the aristocracy, was French. In fact, French was the language of diplomacy , culture and education. However, that is not the case nowadays. English has replaced French as the international language of communication. Today, there are more people who speak English as a second language than people who speak it as a first language. There are many reasons why English has become the language of international communication. Britain’s colonization of many parts of the world had something to do with it, but it is mainly due to America’s rise to the position of major world power. This helped spread popular American culture throughout the world bringing the language with it. But is it good that English has spread to all parts of the world so quickly? Language specialists seem to be divided over this issue. There are those who claim that it is important to have a language that the people in our increasingly globalized world have in common. According to others, English is associated with a particular culture and therefore promotes that culture at the expense of others. Linguists have suggested “Esperanto”, an artificially put-together language, as a solution to international communication problems but without success. So English will continue being the world language until some other language, maybe Chinese, which is the most widely-spoken native language in the world, takes over as the world’s international language instead of English. QUESTION: What is chiefly responsible for the growth in popularity of English?

C. American’s becoming powerful.

A. Britain’s becoming an international power.

B. The French losing many colonies.

D. The development of American culture.

Read the passage below and choose the best answer from A, B, C, or D. If we took a look at how people in Europe communicated just one hundred years ago, we would be very surprised to find out that English was hardly used outside the United Kingdom. The language most commonly used between people of different nationalities, and particularly the aristocracy, was French. In fact, French was the language of diplomacy , culture and education. However, that is not the case nowadays. English has replaced French as the international language of communication. Today, there are more people who speak English as a second language than people who speak it as a first language. There are many reasons why English has become the language of international communication. Britain’s colonization of many parts of the world had something to do with it, but it is mainly due to America’s rise to the position of major world power. This helped spread popular American culture throughout the world bringing the language with it. But is it good that English has spread to all parts of the world so quickly? Language specialists seem to be divided over this issue. There are those who claim that it is important to have a language that the people in our increasingly globalized world have in common. According to others, English is associated with a particular culture and therefore promotes that culture at the expense of others. Linguists have suggested “Esperanto”, an artificially put-together language, as a solution to international communication problems but without success. So English will continue being the world language until some other language, maybe Chinese, which is the most widely-spoken native language in the world, takes over as the world’s international language instead of English. QUESTION: What is meant by “the language of diplomacy” (line 4)

D. The language used by governments.

A. The language used by ordinary people.

B. The language used by the English and the French.

C. The language used by the aristocracy.

Read the passage below and choose the best answer from A, B, C, or D. If we took a look at how people in Europe communicated just one hundred years ago, we would be very surprised to find out that English was hardly used outside the United Kingdom. The language most commonly used between people of different nationalities, and particularly the aristocracy, was French. In fact, French was the language of diplomacy , culture and education. However, that is not the case nowadays. English has replaced French as the international language of communication. Today, there are more people who speak English as a second language than people who speak it as a first language. There are many reasons why English has become the language of international communication. Britain’s colonization of many parts of the world had something to do with it, but it is mainly due to America’s rise to the position of major world power. This helped spread popular American culture throughout the world bringing the language with it. But is it good that English has spread to all parts of the world so quickly? Language specialists seem to be divided over this issue. There are those who claim that it is important to have a language that the people in our increasingly globalized world have in common. According to others, English is associated with a particular culture and therefore promotes that culture at the expense of others. Linguists have suggested “Esperanto”, an artificially put-together language, as a solution to international communication problems but without success. So English will continue being the world language until some other language, maybe Chinese, which is the most widely-spoken native language in the world, takes over as the world’s international language instead of English. QUESTION: What is true according to the passage?

C. Esperanto is not a natural language.

A. The linguists don’t like Esperanto.

B. Esperanto is difficult to learn.

D. Esperanto is becoming more and more popular.

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C. comment

D. development

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A. whether

B. ethnic

C. clothing

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