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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
31. What is the percentage of readers in the year that has the least readers?
More than 20
Less than 15
More than 15
Less than 10
32. What is the trend of percentage of readers from 1952 to 2005?
Upward
Downward
Unchanged
Up and down
33. This year is 2016. How many years ago was the question first asked?
49 years
56 years
67 years
76 years
Reading 2: Items 34-36
34. How can the patient take this medicine?
Drink it three times a day.
Chew three capsules a day.
Take one capsule three times a day.
Apply to the skin three times a day.
Reading 2: Items 34-36
35. How can the patient get in touch with the pharmacy?
By Line ID
By e-mail
By Facebook
By phone
Reading 2: Items 34-36
36. How many days will it take for the patient to finish the whole bottle?
3 days
7 days
10 days
30 days
Reading 3 : Items 37-39
An accountant answered an advertisement for a job with a large company.
At the end of the interview, the chairman said, "One last question- what is three
times seven?" The accountant thought for a minute and replied, "Twenty-two."
Outside he took his calculator and realized that he should have said twenty - one. He concluded that he had lost the job. Two weeks later, however, he was
offered the post.
After a few weeks, he asked the chairman why he had been chosen when he
had given the wrong answer.
"You were the closest," the chairman replied.
37. Why did the accountant think he wouldn't get the job?
Because he gave the wrong answer.
Because he didn't use his calculator.
Because he lost contact with the chairman.
Because the chairman asked him the wrong question.
Reading 3 : Items 37-39
An accountant answered an advertisement for a job with a large company.
At the end of the interview, the chairman said, "One last question- what is three
times seven?" The accountant thought for a minute and replied, "Twenty-two."
Outside he took his calculator and realized that he should have said twenty - one. He concluded that he had lost the job. Two weeks later, however, he was
offered the post.
After a few weeks, he asked the chairman why he had been chosen when he
had given the wrong answer.
"You were the closest," the chairman replied.
38. Why did he get the job?
He was the closest friend of the manager.
He was the closest friend of the chairman.
The other candidates were worse than him.
He admitted that he gave the wrong answer.
Reading 3 : Items 37-39
An accountant answered an advertisement for a job with a large company.
At the end of the interview, the chairman said, "One last question- what is three
times seven?" The accountant thought for a minute and replied, "Twenty-two."
Outside he took his calculator and realized that he should have said twenty - one. He concluded that he had lost the job. Two weeks later, however, he was
offered the post.
After a few weeks, he asked the chairman why he had been chosen when he
had given the wrong answer.
"You were the closest," the chairman replied.
39. Why is this joke funny?
The chairman was too generous.
An accountant could do simple multiplication easily.
This accountant was the only candidate for the job.
A large company offered a job to an incompetent person.
Reading 4: Items 40-44
The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a 20.22- meter tall stone figure of a lion
with the head of a human. The structure of the Sphinx is cut entirely out of rock.
Some people believe that there is a hidden area inside which people can enter,
but no one has yet found a way to get in. Many stories have been told about the
Great Sphinx as if it were a living creature and had the human qualities of being
strong and wise.
There is one story about a young man who fell asleep next to the Great
Sphinx. The man had gone hunting that day and he was tired. As he slept,
the man dreamt that he would become the King of Egypt if he cleared away
the desert sand that was partially covering the Sphinx.
But the story oddly had no ending. What do you think happened? Did the
boy clean the sand away from the Sphinx? Did he become King of Egypt? No
one seems to know.
Over time, wind and sand have worn away part of the Great Sphinx's nose as
well as other areas. However, it is now being restored to look much like it once did.
40. What is the story mainly about?
A lion
An animal
A king
A statue
Reading 4: Items 40-44
The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a 20.22- meter tall stone figure of a lion
with the head of a human. The structure of the Sphinx is cut entirely out of rock.
Some people believe that there is a hidden area inside which people can enter,
but no one has yet found a way to get in. Many stories have been told about the
Great Sphinx as if it were a living creature and had the human qualities of being
strong and wise.
There is one story about a young man who fell asleep next to the Great
Sphinx. The man had gone hunting that day and he was tired. As he slept,
the man dreamt that he would become the King of Egypt if he cleared away
the desert sand that was partially covering the Sphinx.
But the story oddly had no ending. What do you think happened? Did the
boy clean the sand away from the Sphinx? Did he become King of Egypt? No
one seems to know.
Over time, wind and sand have worn away part of the Great Sphinx's nose as
well as other areas. However, it is now being restored to look much like it once did.
41. Which of the following is TRUE about the young man in the story?
He became King of Egypt.
The day's hunting tired him out.
He dreamt that the Sphinx came alive.
He thought he saw the Sphinx's nose.
Reading 4: Items 40-44
The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a 20.22- meter tall stone figure of a lion
with the head of a human. The structure of the Sphinx is cut entirely out of rock.
Some people believe that there is a hidden area inside which people can enter,
but no one has yet found a way to get in. Many stories have been told about the
Great Sphinx as if it were a living creature and had the human qualities of being
strong and wise.
There is one story about a young man who fell asleep next to the Great
Sphinx. The man had gone hunting that day and he was tired. As he slept,
the man dreamt that he would become the King of Egypt if he cleared away
the desert sand that was partially covering the Sphinx.
But the story oddly had no ending. What do you think happened? Did the
boy clean the sand away from the Sphinx? Did he become King of Egypt? No
one seems to know.
Over time, wind and sand have worn away part of the Great Sphinx's nose as
well as other areas. However, it is now being restored to look much like it once did.
42. What might the young man have done after he woke up?
Cleared the sand from the Sphinx.
Revolted against the King of Egypt
Brought the Sphinx to life.
Moved the Sphinx away.
Reading 4: Items 40-44
The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a 20.22- meter tall stone figure of a lion
with the head of a human. The structure of the Sphinx is cut entirely out of rock.
Some people believe that there is a hidden area inside which people can enter,
but no one has yet found a way to get in. Many stories have been told about the
Great Sphinx as if it were a living creature and had the human qualities of being
strong and wise.
There is one story about a young man who fell asleep next to the Great
Sphinx. The man had gone hunting that day and he was tired. As he slept,
the man dreamt that he would become the King of Egypt if he cleared away
the desert sand that was partially covering the Sphinx.
But the story oddly had no ending. What do you think happened? Did the
boy clean the sand away from the Sphinx? Did he become King of Egypt? No
one seems to know.
Over time, wind and sand have worn away part of the Great Sphinx's nose as
well as other areas. However, it is now being restored to look much like it once did.
43. What happened to the young man at the end of the story?
He disappeared.
He stayed near the Sphinx.
The King of Egypt sent him away.
It is still unknown.
Reading 4: Items 40-44
The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a 20.22- meter tall stone figure of a lion
with the head of a human. The structure of the Sphinx is cut entirely out of rock.
Some people believe that there is a hidden area inside which people can enter,
but no one has yet found a way to get in. Many stories have been told about the
Great Sphinx as if it were a living creature and had the human qualities of being
strong and wise.
There is one story about a young man who fell asleep next to the Great
Sphinx. The man had gone hunting that day and he was tired. As he slept,
the man dreamt that he would become the King of Egypt if he cleared away
the desert sand that was partially covering the Sphinx.
But the story oddly had no ending. What do you think happened? Did the
boy clean the sand away from the Sphinx? Did he become King of Egypt? No
one seems to know.
Over time, wind and sand have worn away part of the Great Sphinx's nose as
well as other areas. However, it is now being restored to look much like it once did.
44. What would be the best title for this passage?
The King of Egypt
The Egyptian Desert
The Sphinx and Its Story
The Restoration of the Sphinx
Reading 5 : Items 45-50
Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It
destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed
into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also
affected islands nearby.
But the volcano's destructive power wasn't just limited to that area. The
United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining
everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide
famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other
regions.
Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady
streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure
when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is
awakening, and that's not good at all.
45. What would be the best title for this passage?
Volcanic Eruptions
Eruption of Tambora
Destruction of Sumbawa
History Always Repeats Itself
Reading 5 : Items 45-50
Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It
destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed
into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also
affected islands nearby.
But the volcano's destructive power wasn't just limited to that area. The
United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining
everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide
famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other
regions.
Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady
streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure
when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is
awakening, and that's not good at all.
46. What is the main idea of paragraph 1?
Mount Tambora is located on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia.
Some trees were uprooted and pushed into the sea.
Most of the island's population was killed as well as its vegetation.
When Tambora erupted in April1815, Sumbawa was almost completely destroyed.
Reading 5 : Items 45-50
Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It
destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed
into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also
affected islands nearby.
But the volcano's destructive power wasn't just limited to that area. The
United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining
everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide
famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other
regions.
Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady
streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure
when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is
awakening, and that's not good at all.
47. According to the passage, what did the famine lead to?
The spread of deadly diseases
Crops ruined by frost and snow
The rise in global temperatures
A large amount of ash thrown into the atmosphere
Reading 5 : Items 45-50
Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It
destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed
into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also
affected islands nearby.
But the volcano's destructive power wasn't just limited to that area. The
United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining
everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide
famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other
regions.
Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady
streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure
when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is
awakening, and that's not good at all.
48. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about Mount Tambora?
It caused damage worldwide.
It erupted about 200 years ago.
It filled the sea with uprooted trees and ash.
It caused tsunamis, but they only affected Sumbawa Island.
Reading 5 : Items 45-50
Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It
destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed
into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also
affected islands nearby.
But the volcano's destructive power wasn't just limited to that area. The
United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining
everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide
famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other
regions.
Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady
streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure
when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is
awakening, and that's not good at all.
49. According to the experts, what indicates the next possible eruption of Mount Tambora?
A series of tsunamis
Frequent earthquakes
Frost and heavy snow
A new strain of epidemics
Reading 5 : Items 45-50
Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It
destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed
into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also
affected islands nearby.
But the volcano's destructive power wasn't just limited to that area. The
United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining
everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide
famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other
regions.
Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady
streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure
when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is
awakening, and that's not good at all.
50. In the last paragraph, how does the writer feel?
Curious
Worried
Relieved
Confident
