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WorksheetsĐề 4 TA ra trường
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
1. What is offered to the passengers?
A free meal
A book
A suitcase
A refund check
2. When will the opening take place?
Sunday
Monday
Friday
Saturday
3. How many cars were in the accident?
2
5
7
11
4. How much do the tickets cost?
$15
$16
$37
$50
5. What time was the fire reported?
4:00
5:00
7:00
9:00
6. What will Dr. Silva do after his talk?
Answer questions
Ask questions
Read the news
Go to the bank
7. How long will his trip last?
2 weeks
3 weeks
1 month
4 months
8. At which one of the following times is the bank open?
Monday at 8:30 AM
Tuesday at 9:30 AM
Friday at 5:30 PM
Saturday at 4:30 PM
9. Why does the woman want to talk to Joe?
He’s attending the same physics lecture as she is.
He knows about the physics course.
He works in the physics laboratory.
They are working on a lab report together.
10. How many lectures are there each week?
One
Two
Three
Four
11. How many hours is the lab each week?
One
Two
Three
Four
12. How does the man describe the course?
It is fun.
It is interesting.
It requires little time.
It is difficult to understand.
13. What is the woman planning to do on Saturday?
Attend a football game alone
Go to a sporting event
Eat in the cafeteria and study
See a play
14. Why does the man want to go to the football game?
It’s the game of the season.
It’s better than the drama department’s play.
It’s a very important game.
It’s close to the cafeteria.
15. What is at the same time as the music department’s concert?
A play
A game
A study group meeting
Dinner in the cafeteria
16. When does the man plan to study?
Saturday night
After dinner in the cafeteria
Sunday afternoon
Maybe next weekend
17. Why does the woman go to see the man?
She needs a passport picture.
She wants him to retake her passport picture.
She needs help with her passport application.
She wants to get some film developed.
18. According to the man, why might a passport agency reject an application?
The picture is more than one month old.
The person’s face can’t be clearly seen in the picture.
The picture wasn’t taken by an official photographer.
The person hadn’t gotten a haircut.
19. Why should the woman keep her glasses on for the picture?
To look the same as she usually does.
To match her student ID card.
To match her old passport picture.
To make her look more serious.
20. What does the woman imply about her new passport?
It’ll replace the one she lost.
She’ll need extra pages for visa.
She’ll think it’s expensive.
She needs it quickly.
21. What is the woman mainly discussing?
Graduation requirements
School clothing
The final exam
The assignment
22. When is the graduation ceremony?
Next month
Next week
June
December
23. What must the students do with the request-to-graduate form?
Give it to their parents
Keep it in their personal files
Turn it in after December
Give it to an advisor
24. What must the students order?
A university class schedule
A cap and gown
A blue and gold flag
A graduate school catalogue
25. When must the students place their orders?
Anytime before graduation
At the beginning of the senior year
Before the end of December
In the springtime
26. What is the average daily temperature in Hawaii?
16 degrees Celsius
20 degrees Celsius
22 degrees Celsius
26 degrees Celsius
27. In what season of the year will the trip take place?
In winter
In spring
In summer
In fall
28. What is the weather like in Hawaii?
Very hot summers and cold winters
Fairly constant and moderate
Very humid
Extremely hot year-round
29. What is true about the trade winds?
They come from the southwest.
They come most days of the year.
They are the hardest during the night.
They increase the humidity.
30. What will the people listening to the talk probably be doing soon?
Preparing for a trip
Writing a report about the weather
Beginning a study of the weather
Watching a video clip about Hawaii
31. What is the main purpose of the talk?
To encourage donations for a new park.
To discourage visitors from touching the animals.
To introduce people to a park
To train new volunteers
32. How large is the park?
2000 acres
2200 acres
2400 acres
2500 acres
33. What do all of the animals in the park have in common?
They live in large herds.
They were once native to the area.
They’ve been domesticated.
They were once thought to be extinct.
34. Where are the animals kept?
In large cages
In a small, fenced enclosure
In a setting similar to their natural habitat
In climate-controlled buildings
35. What does the speaker imply about seeing the animals?
Not all the animals may be visible.
Certain animals can only be seen in the winter.
Visitors should not get too close to the animals’ cages.
Only a few people at a time can view the animals.
