Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 28. May I come in

Choose the best answer for question 28. Anyone in the office

Choose the best answer for question 28. Can you see me

Choose the best answer for question 28. Should I see you for a few minutes

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 29. How are you doing in your studies

Choose the best answer for question 29. How are you today

Choose the best answer for question 29. Do you like my class

Choose the best answer for question 29. Can I see you class report

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 30. I know you always work hard

Choose the best answer for question 30. That’s very nice of you

Choose the best answer for question 30. That’s the way you are

Choose the best answer for question 30. You should always work hard

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 31. What kind of competition

Choose the best answer for question 31. What is a competition

Choose the best answer for question 31. What is the contest about

Choose the best answer for question 31. What contest will be held

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 32. Oh, I’d love to

Choose the best answer for question 32. I don’t think so

Choose the best answer for question 32. Well, I guess I do

Choose the best answer for question 32. I wouldn’t think of it

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 33. That’s right

Choose the best answer for question 33. Of course

Choose the best answer for question 33. You could say so

Choose the best answer for question 33. You might be right

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 33. That’s right

Choose the best answer for question 33. Of course

Choose the best answer for question 33. You could say so

Choose the best answer for question 33 You might be right

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 34. There might be some

Choose the best answer for question 34. The contestants are Thai students

Choose the best answer for question 34. Yes, Thai students can join the contest

Choose the best answer for question 34. Yes, other contestants come from Thailand

Ladda studies at an international school. Today her teacher asked to see her. Now Ladda is in front of her office. Ladda: (Knock...knock)___28___? Mrs. Carson: Hello, Ladda. Please take a seat. Ladda: Good morning Mrs. Carson. I was told that you wanted to see me. Mrs. Carson: ___29___? Ladda: Fine. I find every subject interesting. Mrs. Carson: Good. ___30___? That’s why you get straight A’s every semester. Would you like to join a competition? All the instructors agree that you would be the right person. Ladda: ___31___? Mrs. Carson: It’s a speech contest. Ladda: ___32___. But when and where is it? Mrs. Carson: Next month in Singapore. Ladda: In Singapore? Mrs. Carson: ___33___. There will be contestants from several countries in this region. Ladda: Will there be any other contestants from Thailand? Mrs Carson: ___34___. Well, I have been assigned to train you if you are willing to join the contest. Ladda: Oh yes. ___35___. I promise to do my best.

Choose the best answer for question 35. I’m happy to do it

Choose the best answer for question 35. I’ll tell you later

Choose the best answer for question 35. I’m sure I’ll do it

Choose the best answer for question 35. I need time to think it over

When you check your bill at the restaurant, you find you have been overcharged. You say to the waiter, “___________”

I think there has been a mistake.

The teenage brain, ……..A……, is different from the adult brain. It’s ……B……. scientists had previously thought.

A 4. according to the latest research

A. 1. due to the latest research

A. 2. in spite of the latest research

A. 3. because of the latest research

A. 5. accordingly to the latest research

The teenage brain, ……..A……, is different from the adult brain. It’s ……B……. scientists had previously thought.

B. 4. less developed and more changeable than

B. 1. most developed and less changeable than

B. 2. less developing and more changeable than

B. 3. more developing and more changeable than

B. 5. the most developed and more changeable than

Passage One It was evening in early summer, and after our supper Mrs. White Smith climbed the steps of the dike built high along the sides of the river to hold in its water in the rainy season. She did this every day to see how high the river had risen. She knew what the river would do. One by one the villagers followed her up the dike, and stood staring down at the malicious yellow water; curing along like a lot of snakes; and biting at the high dike banks. She gazed at the river for a moment. That river- it was full of good and evil together. It would water the fields when it was controlled, but then if it rose an inch above the dike, it would crash through like a roaring dragon. That was how husband had died. He always piled more earth on top of it, but one night, the river had risen and broken through. He had run out of the house, and she had climbed onto the roof with the child and had saved herself and it while he was drowned. Well, they had pushed the river back again behind its dike. Every day she herself walked up and down the length of the dike for which the village was responsible and examined it. The men laughed and said, “If anything is wrong with the dike, Granny will tell us.” It had never occurred to any of them to move the village away from the river. The Smiths had lived there for generations, and some had always escaped and afterwards had fought the river more fiercely than ever. Why was the river called, “malicious”?

Because it could do much harm to the villagers.

Having no language, infants cannot be told what they need to learn. Yet by the age of three they will have mastered the basic structure of their native language and will be well on their way to communicative competence. Acquiring their language is the most impressive intellectual feat. Students of how children learn language generally agree that the most remarkable aspect of this featis the rapid acquisition of grammar. Nevertheless, the ability of children to conform to grammatical rules is only slightly more wonderful than their ability to learn words. It has been reckoned that the average high school graduate in the United States has a reading vocabulary of 80,000 words, whichincludes idiomatic expressions and proper names of people and places. This vocabulary must have been learned over a period of 16 years. From the figures, it can be calculated that the average child learns at a rate of about 13 new words per day. Clearly a learning process of great complexity goes on ata rapid rate in children. What is the main subject of the passage?

Language acquisition in children

In this part, there are ten texts and 40 multiple choice questions. You are going to read some reading passages, each with 2-5 questions. For each question, choose the answer which you think fits best according to the text. Are you setting up a small business? Worried about the costs of renting office space and employing the right people? Rebus Virtual Office World can help you. With our Basic Office Deal , we can set up a virtual office for you practically overnight. We will give your business a professional image and our polite, friendly staff will handle your calls and present your business in the best possible way. We can provide you with: a professional business address, a local phone number and we will also handle mail. For a more personal approach, with the option of forwarding mail and messages to your home address, don’t hesitate to ask us about our Premier Office Deals . Where is the text from?

An advertisement for a new business service

A message from a business to a current client

An email from one business worker to another

A newspaper article about a new business’s success

Here’s a mouth-watering cookie recipe for you to try at home. You will need two cups each of margarine, white sugar and brown sugar; four eggs, four cups of flour, 1 teaspoon of baking powder, a pinch of salt and a cup of milk chocolate chips. First of all, pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Take a large bowl and cream together the margarine and sugar until they are smooth. Then add the eggs, one by one. Sift the flour and baking powder into the mixture and add the salt. Finally add the chocolate chips. Drop spoonfuls of the mixture onto ungreased cookie sheets and bake for eight to ten minutes until the edges are golden brown. Cool for one hour before eating. What must the cook do first?

Put the margarine and sugar in a bowl

Switch to Energy First Energy First is one of the UK’s most innovative energy suppliers. We were the first energy supplier in the country to offer smart meters free of charge to our customers. These computerized meters submit automatic electricity readings for once an hour and once daily for gas. This information goes directly to the customer’s online account, allowing them to view and monitor energy usage. By understanding how much money they are spending on energy, we strongly believe that people can take control of how much energy they use and make significant savings to their monthly bills. If you want to benefit from our smart meters, all you have to do is make us your energy supplier. Switching is simple. The first step is to click the ‘show prices’ button below to compare our tariff with that of your current provider. If you decide to go ahead, apply using our simple online form. We’ll handle the rest, and keep you regularly updated with the progress.. There’s no need to contact your current supplier. If, within 7 days of submitting your form, you change your mind about switching energy suppliers, don’t worry. We give you a 7-day cooling-off period during which you can cancel your application with no penalty. It will take approximately 5 weeks for us to complete the process of transferring you to our supply. A week before your supply goes live, we will email you to confirm a start date. Once you have become a customer, you’ll be contacted over the phone by a local installer to arrange a convenient time to fit your smart meters. You will need to be at home when these are fitted. Once they are installed, you can check your energy use online. Until then, you can submit monthly readings online in order to obtain an accurate bill. What is the purpose of smart meters?

to show customers how much energy they use

to reduce the costs of energy bills

to inform customers which suppliers offer the best rates

to allow customers to pay their bills online

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You are in your neighbor’s house. You break a glass. Your neighbor says :….

You’re welcome.

Victoria : Well, I’d really appreciate it if _________ .

Wendy : Fine. A plumber will be there in a few minutes.

that person is a plumber

the bathtub could be replaced too

I got a discount for this month

you could send someone to fix it today

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

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Sam : Hi, my name is Sam. I’m interested in the room you have for rent.

Pete : Oh yes. _______________ ?

Sam : Yes, I think so. Can I ask a few questions first?

Pete : Sure. Go ahead.

Would you like to come and see it

Do you think it’s big enough

Have you rented a room before

Did you give me the money

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You are in your neighbor’s house. You break a glass. Your neighbor says :….

Your American frican will visit Bangkok at the first time and he asks for help.

You say, “ …………… ”

A : I feel tired. I have worked for 3 hours. but I can’t finish it.

B : ……………

A : Thank you for your advice.

You want to know about your friend’s future plans, so you say : _______

Tom have just said something which make your friend upset .

He apologize to her. He say : _____

At a rental office

Victoria : I live in Apartment 13. My sink is clogged up again.

Wendy : I’ll send someone over tomorrow.

Victoria : Well, I’d really appreciate it if _________ .

Wendy : Fine. A plumber will be there in a few minutes.

Room renting

Sam : Hi, my name is Sam. I’m interested in the room you have for rent.

Pete : Oh yes. _______________ ?

Sam : Yes, I think so. Can I ask a few questions first?

Pete : Sure. Go ahead.

At an interview
Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.
Mr. Davis: _A_.
Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J _B_?
Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.
Mrs. Jones: Thank you. _C_.
Choose the best answer for (A).

At an interview
Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.
Mr. Davis: _A_.
Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J _ฺB_?
Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.
Mrs. Jones: Thank you. _C_.
Choose the best answer for (B).

Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.
Mr. Davis: _A_.
Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J _ฺB_?
Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.
Mrs. Jones: Thank you. _C_.
Choose the best answer for (C).

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You are in your neighbor’s house. You break a glass. Your neighbor says :….

Your American frican will visit Bangkok at the first time and he asks for help.

You say, “ …………… ”

A : I feel tired. I have worked for 3 hours. but I can’t finish it.

B : ……………

A : Thank you for your advice.

You want to know about your friend’s future plans, so you say : _______

Tom have just said something which make your friend upset .

He apologize to her. He say : _____

At a rental office

Victoria : I live in Apartment 13. My sink is clogged up again.

Wendy : I’ll send someone over tomorrow.

Victoria : Well, I’d really appreciate it if _________ .

Wendy : Fine. A plumber will be there in a few minutes.

Room renting

Sam : Hi, my name is Sam. I’m interested in the room you have for rent.

Pete : Oh yes. _______________ ?

Sam : Yes, I think so. Can I ask a few questions first?

Pete : Sure. Go ahead.

At an interviewMrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.Mr. Davis: ___A___.Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J ___B___?Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.Mrs. Jones: Thank you. ___C___.Choose the best answer for (A).

At an interviewMrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.Mr. Davis: ___A___.Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J ___ฺB___?Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.Mrs. Jones: Thank you. ___C___. Choose the best answer for (B).

Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.Mr. Davis: ___A___.Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J ___ฺB___?Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.Mrs. Jones: Thank you. ___C___. Choose the best answer for (C).

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At an interview
Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.
Mr. Davis: _A_.
Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J _B_?
Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.
Mrs. Jones: Thank you. _C_.
Choose the best answer for (A).

At an interview
Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.
Mr. Davis: _A_.
Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J _ฺB_?
Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.
Mrs. Jones: Thank you. _C_.
Choose the best answer for (B).

Mrs. Jones: Come in. I believe you’re Peter J. Davis.
Mr. Davis: _A_.
Mrs. Jones: Just for the record, what does J _ฺB_?
Mr. Davis: Joseph. ...Peter Joseph Davis.
Mrs. Jones: Thank you. _C_.
Choose the best answer for (C).