The air quality in this area has improved a lot since that factory________.

The stricker had already celebrated the goal, but the __________ decided that he hadbeen offside.

An accomplished chef himself, Ronald is__________ about his use of ingredients andspices, especially when preparing feasts

I’m planning ________ my children to the new amusement park this weekend.

My aunt excitedly ________ a compliment on the scarf I knitted for her as a birthdaypresent.

Hoi An iss famous ________ its ancient architecture.

You will not know who your true friend is______.

Mrs Carter feels happy ________ her daughter has made good progress in her studiesrecently.

I can’t give chapter and ________, but to the best of my knowledge, it’s a line from asonnet by William Shakespeare.

The data ________ from the survey allowed the researchers to gain insights into youngpeople’s attitudes to marriage.

The job gives you lots of chances to travel abroad; it’s certainly a very ______offer.

If I _______ you, I wouldn’t stay up this late.

The Covid-19 pandemic reminds us to respect doctors and nurses, who _______ othersin our society

You often play sports,_______________ ?

WORD STRESS

WORD STRESS

CHOOSE THE WORD HAS DIFFERENT SOUND

CHOOSE THE WORD HAS DIFFERENT SOUND

OPPOSITE MEANING

Having to work to a deadline can be a stressful experience for students.

OPPOSITE MEANING

Everyone was secretly rehearsing a surprise erformance for Petrer’s proposal, butannoyingly James let the est out of the bag at the last minute

CLOSEST MEANING

The author mostly writes novels, and he also published some books of poetry

CLOSEST MEANING

I invited John to my wedding but he declined, saying that he would be busy.

Joe and Linda are planning a night out

JOE: ‘ Let’s go out for dinner tonight

Linda : ‘________’

David and Tim are talking about films.

David : ‘ In my opinion, action films are really exciting.’

Tim : ‘________________They always give me thrills’

CHOOSE WRONG PART

The team’s spirits were really low after the first loss, but their morality was improved remarkably by the next three consecutive victories

CHOOSE THE WRONG PART

In some areas, solar energy is used to light, heat, and cooling houses and buildings.

CHOOSE THE WRONG PART

My house look more beautiful in spring when the front garden is full of flowers.

It is compulsory for all the students to obey the class rules.

“I’m going to participate in a volunteer program this summer,” said Martha.

Mary is more intelligent than her brother.

The Internet connection was not stable. The teacher couldn’t conduct the online lesson successfully.

Body shaming is hurtful. Many people enjoy making fun of others’ appearance.

YOUR ONLINE IDENTITY

Presenting yourself in the best possible light to a prospective employer is what job applicationa are all

about.(34)______ when you put together a compelling CV, write your concise covering letter and check

your Linkedln profile you might also want to ‘Google’ yourself and see what comes up, because

increasingly that’s what employers are doing. Your online identity, in (35)______ your Facebook profile,

could in fact be considered the ultimate CV-a personal, honest and spontaneous description of how you

see yourself and how those (36)______know you see you.

That’s not to say that a potential employer is necessarily going to disapprove of your silly behaviors

on a night out with friends; indeed, they might be looking for an extrovert character. But it does mean

they will be examining your real interests and motivations and mining (37)______ sites for clues to your

true character. So if you say in your CV that’s probably not going to to (38)______. Try Googling yourself

and then ask: “Would you hire you?”

QUESTION : 34

YOUR ONLINE IDENTITY

Presenting yourself in the best possible light to a prospective employer is what job applicationa are all

about.(34)______ when you put together a compelling CV, write your concise covering letter and check

your Linkedln profile you might also want to ‘Google’ yourself and see what comes up, because

increasingly that’s what employers are doing. Your online identity, in (35)______ your Facebook profile,

could in fact be considered the ultimate CV-a personal, honest and spontaneous description of how you

see yourself and how those (36)______know you see you.

That’s not to say that a potential employer is necessarily going to disapprove of your silly behaviors

on a night out with friends; indeed, they might be looking for an extrovert character. But it does mean

they will be examining your real interests and motivations and mining (37)______ sites for clues to your

true character. So if you say in your CV that’s probably not going to to (38)______. Try Googling yourself

and then ask: “Would you hire you?”

QUESTION : 35

YOUR ONLINE IDENTITY

Presenting yourself in the best possible light to a prospective employer is what job applicationa are all

about.(34)______ when you put together a compelling CV, write your concise covering letter and check

your Linkedln profile you might also want to ‘Google’ yourself and see what comes up, because

increasingly that’s what employers are doing. Your online identity, in (35)______ your Facebook profile,

could in fact be considered the ultimate CV-a personal, honest and spontaneous description of how you

see yourself and how those (36)______know you see you.

That’s not to say that a potential employer is necessarily going to disapprove of your silly behaviors

on a night out with friends; indeed, they might be looking for an extrovert character. But it does mean

they will be examining your real interests and motivations and mining (37)______ sites for clues to your

true character. So if you say in your CV that’s probably not going to to (38)______. Try Googling yourself

and then ask: “Would you hire you?”

QUESTION : 36

YOUR ONLINE IDENTITY

Presenting yourself in the best possible light to a prospective employer is what job applicationa are all

about.(34)______ when you put together a compelling CV, write your concise covering letter and check

your Linkedln profile you might also want to ‘Google’ yourself and see what comes up, because

increasingly that’s what employers are doing. Your online identity, in (35)______ your Facebook profile,

could in fact be considered the ultimate CV-a personal, honest and spontaneous description of how you

see yourself and how those (36)______know you see you.

That’s not to say that a potential employer is necessarily going to disapprove of your silly behaviors

on a night out with friends; indeed, they might be looking for an extrovert character. But it does mean

they will be examining your real interests and motivations and mining (37)______ sites for clues to your

true character. So if you say in your CV that’s probably not going to to (38)______. Try Googling yourself

and then ask: “Would you hire you?”

QUESTION : 37

YOUR ONLINE IDENTITY

Presenting yourself in the best possible light to a prospective employer is what job applicationa are all

about.(34)______ when you put together a compelling CV, write your concise covering letter and check

your Linkedln profile you might also want to ‘Google’ yourself and see what comes up, because

increasingly that’s what employers are doing. Your online identity, in (35)______ your Facebook profile,

could in fact be considered the ultimate CV-a personal, honest and spontaneous description of how you

see yourself and how those (36)______know you see you.

That’s not to say that a potential employer is necessarily going to disapprove of your silly behaviors

on a night out with friends; indeed, they might be looking for an extrovert character. But it does mean

they will be examining your real interests and motivations and mining (37)______ sites for clues to your

true character. So if you say in your CV that’s probably not going to to (38)______. Try Googling yourself

and then ask: “Would you hire you?”

QUESTION : 38

READING

Most of us have taken a selfie at one time or another, be it a photo of ourselves in a beautiful place,

durig a performance by our favourite band, or on a memorable night out with friends But today, more and

more people are putting their lives at risk in an attempt to get the most shocking pictures to share on social

media. In several cases, this action has had disastrous consequences.

Take, for example, the Spaniard who was killed by a bull while ha was taking a selfie during the annual

bull run in a village near his hometown, or the Singaporean tourist who died when he fell from cliffs on

the coast of bali. Such incidents have led to the death toll from selfie-related incidents reaching double

figures for the first time in 2015, overtaking the number of victims of shark attacks.

Despite the risks, social media is full of pictures featuringnear misses that could have been fatal

stadium can be seen narrowly avoiding being hit in the head by a baseball approaching her. Yet the photo

has received thousands of ‘likes’, and the comments below it suggest that this behaviour is something to

be admired.

In respose to the increasing threat posed by the selfie, the authorities have started to take action. The

Russian Interior Ministry, for instance, has launched a public education campaign advising selfie-takers

against balancing on dangerous surfaces or posing with their pets, among other things. But if instructions

like this are really necessary, then perhaps it is about time we asked ourselves which is more important, a

‘like’ or a life?

QUESTION:What ccould be the best title for the passage?

READING

Most of us have taken a selfie at one time or another, be it a photo of ourselves in a beautiful place,durig a performance by our favourite band, or on a memorable night out with friends But today, more and

more people are putting their lives at risk in an attempt to get the most shocking pictures to share on social

media. In several cases, this action has had disastrous consequences.

Take, for example, the Spaniard who was killed by a bull while ha was taking a selfie during the annual

bull run in a village near his hometown, or the singaporean tourist who died when he fell from cliffs on

the coast of bali. Such incidents have led to the death toll from selfie-related incidents reaching double

figures for the first time in 2015, overtaking the number of victims of shark attacks.

Despite the risks, social media is full of pictures featuringnear misses that could have been fatal

stadium can be seen narrowly avoiding being hit in the head by a baseball approaching her. Yet the photo

has received thousands of ‘likes’, and the comments below it suggest that this behaviour is something to

be admired.

In respose to the increasing threat posed by the selfie, the authorities have started to take action. The

Russian Interior Ministry, for instance, has launched a public education campaign advising selfie-takers

against balancing on dangerous surfaces or posing with their pets, among other things. But if instructions

like this are really necessary, then perhaps it is about time we asked ourselves which is more important, a

‘like’ or a life?

QUESTION:According to paragraph 1, selfie-takers try to get shocking pictures mainly to______

READING

Most of us have taken a selfie at one time or another, be it a photo of ourselves in a beautiful place,durig a performance by our favourite band, or on a memorable night out with friends But today, more and

more people are putting their lives at risk in an attempt to get the most shocking pictures to share on social

media. In several cases, this action has had disastrous consequences.

Take, for example, the Spaniard who was killed by a bull while ha was taking a selfie during the annual

bull run in a village near his hometown, or the singaporean tourist who died when he fell from cliffs on

the coast of bali. Such incidents have led to the death toll from selfie-related incidents reaching double

figures for the first time in 2015, overtaking the number of victims of shark attacks.

Despite the risks, social media is full of pictures featuringnear misses that could have been fatal

stadium can be seen narrowly avoiding being hit in the head by a baseball approaching her. Yet the photo

has received thousands of ‘likes’, and the comments below it suggest that this behaviour is something to

be admired.

In respose to the increasing threat posed by the selfie, the authorities have started to take action. The

Russian Interior Ministry, for instance, has launched a public education campaign advising selfie-takers

against balancing on dangerous surfaces or posing with their pets, among other things. But if instructions

like this are really necessary, then perhaps it is about time we asked ourselves which is more important, a

‘like’ or a life?

QUESTION:The word “overtaking” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to______

READING

Most of us have taken a selfie at one time or another, be it a photo of ourselves in a beautiful place,durig a performance by our favourite band, or on a memorable night out with friends But today, more and

more people are putting their lives at risk in an attempt to get the most shocking pictures to share on social

media. In several cases, this action has had disastrous consequences.

Take, for example, the Spaniard who was killed by a bull while ha was taking a selfie during the annual

bull run in a village near his hometown, or the singaporean tourist who died when he fell from cliffs on

the coast of bali. Such incidents have led to the death toll from selfie-related incidents reaching double

figures for the first time in 2015, overtaking the number of victims of shark attacks.

Despite the risks, social media is full of pictures featuringnear misses that could have been fatal

stadium can be seen narrowly avoiding being hit in the head by a baseball approaching her. Yet the photo

has received thousands of ‘likes’, and the comments below it suggest that this behaviour is something to

be admired.

In respose to the increasing threat posed by the selfie, the authorities have started to take action. The

Russian Interior Ministry, for instance, has launched a public education campaign advising selfie-takers

against balancing on dangerous surfaces or posing with their pets, among other things. But if instructions

like this are really necessary, then perhaps it is about time we asked ourselves which is more important, a

‘like’ or a life?

The word “it” in paragraph 3 refers to______

READING

Most of us have taken a selfie at one time or another, be it a photo of ourselves in a beautiful place,durig a performance by our favourite band, or on a memorable night out with friends But today, more and

more people are putting their lives at risk in an attempt to get the most shocking pictures to share on social

media. In several cases, this action has had disastrous consequences.

Take, for example, the Spaniard who was killed by a bull while ha was taking a selfie during the annual

bull run in a village near his hometown, or the singaporean tourist who died when he fell from cliffs on

the coast of bali. Such incidents have led to the death toll from selfie-related incidents reaching double

figures for the first time in 2015, overtaking the number of victims of shark attacks.

Despite the risks, social media is full of pictures featuringnear misses that could have been fatal

stadium can be seen narrowly avoiding being hit in the head by a baseball approaching her. Yet the photo

has received thousands of ‘likes’, and the comments below it suggest that this behaviour is something to

be admired.

In respose to the increasing threat posed by the selfie, the authorities have started to take action. The

Russian Interior Ministry, for instance, has launched a public education campaign advising selfie-takers

against balancing on dangerous surfaces or posing with their pets, among other things. But if instructions

like this are really necessary, then perhaps it is about time we asked ourselves which is more important, a

‘like’ or a life?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?