Lesson14 Practice v VI

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Reading ExaminationPractice V-VI Reading Skill :Short and

Long Passage Vocabulary Skill:

Sentence CompletionBy:PGift

Language use and Usage

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Language use and UsageSECTION 1: LANGUAGE USE AND USAGE

SIGNS AND ADVERTISEMENT

DIRECTIONS: Look at each sign or advertisements then choose

the best answers to the questions. Each sign is followed by

two questions. Both answers must be correct in order for you

to gain one mark. If either of your answers is wrong, you willnot gain any mark.

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1. What field is this person probably in?

a) Tourism b) Medicine

c) Education d) Sports

1HolidayGolf w/JR

210:00Meeting w/Travel AgentAssociation

311:00Fly to Rio

4HospitalCopa

5BreakfastMeeting w/hotelRepresentatives12:00 Citytour

6AM:Meetingw/ tourguides5:00 p.m.Flight home

7Golf w/JR at Club

86 p.m.Companydinner

97 a.m.BreakfastMeeting w/Airlineagents

103 p.m.Meeting w/Editor ofTravelmagazine

116:00 a.m.Train toNew York

124 p.m.Drsappointment

1310 a.m.Golf at Club

QUESTION 1-3

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2. How many out-of-town trips are planned?

a) One b) Two

c) Three d) Four

1HolidayGolf w/JR


311:00Fly to Rio

4HospitalCopa



7Golf w/JR at Club







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3. How many nights will the person be away?

a) One b) Two

c) Three d) Four

1HolidayGolf w/JR


311:00Fly to Rio

4HospitalCopa



7Golf w/JR at Club







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Language use and UsageQUESTION 4-6

ARIES (March 21 April 20)

Family interests must come first, even if you want more

time to yourself. Your relationship should be happy, but

there could be problems on the home front after the15th. So it is advisable that you take care of them

before they come serious. Youll get plenty of help and

encouragement, if you swallow your pride and ask!

4. According to the prediction, this month people born

under Aries should pay attention to _____.

a) himself b) friends

c) family d) relationship

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5. Problems of people born under Aries could be solved if they

__________a) asked for help

b) had more time for themselves

c) got plenty of help and encouragement

d) stopped them by their own before they became bad




there could be problems on the home front after the

15th. So it is advisable that you take care of them

before they come serious. Youll get plenty of help and


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6. if you swallow your pride it means _________.

a) you must do something that you are rather ashamed of

b) you have a feeling of dignity and self-respect

c) you have done something good

d) you find something hard to accept




there could be problems on the home front after the

15th. So it is advisable that you take care of thembefore they come serious. Youll get plenty of help and


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Reading Ability

DIRECTIONS: In this section there are two parts:

Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension. Each part has

its own directions. Read the passages carefully and

choose the best answers. You will gain one mark for

each correct answer.

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VocabularyPART 1: VOCABULARY

DIRECTIONS: Read the passages carefully and choose the bestword to fill in each blank

7. He just sat there __________ at me and I felt very

uncomfortable.

a) staring b) glancing

c) watching d) seeing

8. __________ your time! We dont have to be there until after

eight.

a) Pass b) Have

c) Take d) Run

9. Thai __________ is very popular in America.

a) kitchen b) meal

c) cuisine d) chef

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Reading 1Lesson: 14/14Reading Examination

Practice V-VI Reading Skill :Short and



Vocabulary10. After dinner, we went for a relaxing __________ along the

seafront.a) wander b) stroll

c) dash d) trip

11. When I finished my studies, I __________ for a job in a bank.

a) applied b) tried

c) presented d) recruited12. Thousands of soldiers have disappeared in the war between

America and Iraq.

The word disappeared means __________.

a) protested b) vanished

c) resisted d) participated

13. Frank always spends a lot of money on his pricey clothes. The

word pricey means __________.

a) expensive b) cheap

c) efficient d) effective

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Vocabulary14. Electricity in parts of south Baghdad was briefly cut after

several explosions were heard in Saturday night but was

restored later.

The word restored means __________.a) existed b) appeared

c) surrendered d) invaded

15. ___ Iraq was raided by American troops last Thursday___

The word raided means __________.a) supported b) suddenly attacked

c) captured d) denied

16. Governor Bush and first lady proclaim September 23 Family Day

in Florida.

The word proclaim means __________.a) claim b) recognize

c) announce d) declare formally

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Reading Comprehension

DIRECTIONS Read the passages carefully and choose

the correct answer to each question.

You will gain one mark for each correct answer.

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Reading 1 Reading ComprehensionPASSAGE 1

Researchers in the field of animal behavior havelong been interested in the ways animals and insects

communicate. The most recent findings show thathoneybees communicated mostly through dances. Byperforming certain dance routines, the workers let theother members know of the location of a food source, itsdirection, and its distance. If the workers spot pollen and

nectar in the flowers near its hive, they do the circular

dance. On the other hand, when a food site is remote,they perform a figure-eight dance, in which the slow and

fast tempo movements will inform the other members ofthe distance to the food source. For instance, a slowwaggle of the lower part of the abdomen signifies a far-

distance, demanding flight. Conversely, a rapid waggleindicates a within-reach trip. Variations in the dance formexist among different species. The bees orientation onthe comb is a key directional cue for other bees. In the

absence of sun light on the comb, the bees waggle movingstraight up. If the suns polarized light penetrates thehive, the bees can orient themselves toward the direction

of the suns ray.

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of the suns ray.

17. Which of the following best

expresses the main idea of the

passage?

a) Communication among honey bees

b) Insects interaction with their

environment

c) The latest findings on sensorial

and visual experimentation

affecting beesd) A growing interest in general

communication patterns between

animals and insects

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of the suns ray.

17. Which of the following best

expresses the main idea of the

passage?

a) Communication among honey bees

b) Insects interaction with their

environment

c) The latest findings on sensorial

and visual experimentation

affecting beesd) A growing interest in general

communication patterns between

animals and insects

18. According to the passage, all of

the following ate signaled by the

dance routine EXCEPT ______.

a) location of the food supply

b) direction of the food source

c) existence of preying insects

d) distance of the food

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of the suns ray.

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of the suns ray.

19. The word spot in line 4 is

closest in meaning to which

of the following?

a) touch b) locate

c) move d) taste

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of the suns ray.

19. The word spot in line 4 is

closest in meaning to which

of the following?

a) touch b) locate

c) move d) taste

20. The authors purpose in usingthe slow and fast tempo

movement in line 6-7 is to

_____.

a) make unusual visual effects

b) illustrate dissimilarities of

two movementsc) clarify a complicated tune

d) give details for a movement

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of the suns ray.

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of the suns ray.

21. According to the passage,

how does a worker find a rightpath to the food source?

a) By watching the finders

position on the comb

b) By following the finders

direction toward the suns

beam

c) By studying the finders

dance on the wall of the

honey comb

d) By receiving adequate

artificial light in the hive

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Reading 1Reading Comprehension

PASSAGE 2

COCA-COLA

The Coca-Cola company made the first cola drink

more than a hundred years ago. Companies now sell

million of bottles and cans of Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, and

other colas every day. The cola flavor in the drinks

comes from the cola or kola nut. These nuts grow ontrees in the hottest parts of the earth. Kola nuts have

caffeine in them. Coffee, tea, and chocolate have

caffeine, too. Caffeine makes some people feel nervous.

Now there are also cola drinks without caffeine.

Cola and other soft drinks have carbon dioxide

(CO2) in the water. This gas makes bubbles. There is also

a lot of sugar in these drinks. Some soft drinks have no

sugar but artificial sweetener. It is possible that these

artificial sweeteners are harmful to the body.

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Reading 1Reading Comprehension 22. The Coca-Cola company

started to make cola

drinks ______.

a) in the eighteenth century

b) in the twentieth century

c) in the early part of the

nineteenth century

d) in the later part of thenineteenth century

PASSAGE 2

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Reading 1Reading Comprehension 22. The Coca-Cola company

started to make cola

drinks ______.

a) in the eighteenth century

b) in the twentieth century

c) in the early part of the

nineteenth century

d) in the later part of thenineteenth century

PASSAGE 2

COCA-COLA














23. The cola flavor in colas

comes from the ______ of

a certain plant.

a) fruit

b) flower

c) stem

d) root

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PASSAGE 2

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PASSAGE 2

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24. It is possible that ______

are harmful to people.

a) caffeine and sweetenersb) water and caffeine

c) sweeteners, sugar and water

d) carbon dioxide and water

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PASSAGE 2

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24. It is possible that ______

are harmful to people.

a) caffeine and sweetenersb) water and caffeine

c) sweeteners, sugar and water

d) carbon dioxide and water

25. Which of the followingstatements is NOT TRUE?

a) Soft drinks are usually

sweet

b) Now Coca-Cola is very

popular in the world

c) Coffee, tea, and chocolate

are not soft drinks because

they have caffeine

d) Not all cola drinks havecaffeine

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gReading Comprehension

PASSAGE 3

One of the most dangerous drugs for pregnant

woman to consume is alcohol. Because alcohol is delivered

quickly into the blood and passes quickly into the tissues

and membranes, the human fetus is particularly

vulnerable to its effects. In fact, the negative effects on

a fetus are so pronounced that babies born afterexposure to alcohol are said to be suffering from the

fetal alcohol syndrome.

As a pregnant woman drink alcohol, the alcohol is

passed into her bloodstream almost simultaneously.

Moreover, because the bloodstream of the fetus is

inextricably tied to that of the mother, the alcohol

passed directly into the bloodstream of the fetus as well.

And, what is more, the concentration of alcohol in the

fetus is exactly the same as in the mother.

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PASSAGE 3















26. What is the main topic of this

reading?

a) Woman and drugs

b) The dangers of pregnancy

c) The fetus and alcohol

d) Drinking and the human body

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PASSAGE 3















26. What is the main topic of this

reading?

a) Woman and drugs

b) The dangers of pregnancy

c) The fetus and alcohol

d) Drinking and the human body

27. In line 3, the word its

refers to ______.

a) the fetus

b) the blood

c) the tissue

d) the alcohol

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PASSAGE 3















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Reading ComprehensionPASSAGE 3















28. According to the passage, ho

does the concentration of

alcohol in a fetus compare to

that in the mother?

a) The concentration is more

b) The concentration is less

c) The concentration is equivalend) The concentration cannot be

measured

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For the mother, this concentration is not a problem

because her liver can remove one ounce of alcohol from her

system per hour. However, the fetuss liver is not

completely developed (how developed it is depends on its

stage of development). The rate at which it is able to

eliminate the alcohol from the blood of the fetus is much

slower. Eventually, the alcohol will be returned to themothers system by passing across the placenta, but the

process is slow. By the time this takes place, major

neurological damage may have already occurred. Research

has shown that as little as one drink of alcohol can produce

significant, irreversible damage to the fetus.

Babies born after exposure to alcohol generally

exhibit facial distortion, inability to concentrate, and

difficulty in remembering. Simply speaking, it is imperative

that pregnant woman avoid alcohol.

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29. It can be inferred that the

development of a fetal liver

depends on _____.a) how many moths pregnant

the mother is

b) how much alcohol the mother

has consumed

c) how large the fetus is

d) how well the mother has

taken care of the fetus

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30. According to the passage,

how is alcohol finally returnedto the mothers system?

a) It is carried through the

bloodstream

b) It is transfer across the

placenta

c) It is expelled by the fetuss

liver

d) It is not complete returned

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Reading Examination Practice VI

Reading 1

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SECTION 1: LANGUAGE USE AND USAGE

SIGNS AND ADVERTISEMENT

DIRECTIONS: Look at each sign or advertisements then choose

the best answers to the questions. Each sign is followed by

two questions. Both answers must be correct in order for you

to gain one mark. If either of your answers is wrong, you will

not gain any mark.

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Language use and UsageEXAMPLE: Look at the sign below

A. What does this sign

mean?

1. No left turn

2. No way to turn

3. No U turn

4. 4. No U arrow

B. Where would you see this

sign?

1. On a plane

2. On a road

3. On a taxi

4. On a door

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Language use and UsageEXAMPLE: Look at the sign below

A. What does this sign

mean?

1. No left turn

2. No way to turn

3. No U turn

4. 4. No U arrow

B. Where would you see this

sign?

1. On a plane

2. On a road

3. On a taxi

4. On a door

The correct answers are A3 and B2. Therefore, you must

darken the circle under number 3 for question A and darken

the circle number 2 for question B in the Answer Sheet.

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Now start to work on the following questions.

1. Look at the sign below

A. What does this sign mean?

1. Get your baggage here

2. Your baggage is claimed3. Look for your baggage

4. Claim your baggage

B. Where can you see this sign?

1. In a hotel room

2. In a police station3. In a national park

4. In an airport

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2. Read the sign below.

A. What does this sign mean?

1. This film is about children orteenagers

2. This film can still be used after

18 years

3. You cannot watch this film if you

are under 18

4. You should only watch this filmwhen you are over 18

B. Who might put up this

sign?1. An office manager

2. A cinema owner

3. A resort guest

4. An air hostess

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Reading 1

Vocabulary

Brat and Sue need to buy food, so they go to the supermarket. The name of

their supermarket is Safeway. Before they go into the ____3____, Brat gets a

shopping ____4____. They walk up and down the ____5____. They are hungry, so

they choose a lot of different food: soba noodles, pasta, chocolate, nuts, crackers,

and tomatoes. Brat also buys some cat food for Kitty. Luckily, cat food is

____6____, so it is cheaper than usual. Finally, Brat and Sue ____7____ at the

check-out counter. (They are buying a lot of things, so they cant use the

____8____. After the cashier gives them their ____9____, they take their

groceries to the car and go home.

DIRECTIONS: Read the passages carefully and choose the best word

to fill in each blank

1. 2. 3. 4.3. way store path start

4. mall list cart zone

5. aisles stalls alleys slots

6. jumble sale for sale up for on sale

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Reading 1

Vocabulary

Brat and Sue need to buy food, so they go to the supermarket. The name of

their supermarket is Safeway. Before they go into the ____3____, Brat gets a

shopping ____4____. They walk up and down the ____5____. They are hungry, so

they choose a lot of different food: soba noodles, pasta, chocolate, nuts, crackers,

and tomatoes. Brat also buys some cat food for Kitty. Luckily, cat food is

____6____, so it is cheaper than usual. Finally, Brat and Sue ____7____ at the

check-out counter. (They are buying a lot of things, so they cant use the

____8____. After the cashier gives them their ____9____, they take their

groceries to the car and go home.

DIRECTIONS: Read the passages carefully and choose the best word

to fill in each blank

1. 2. 3. 4.7. get in touch get in line get in on get in with

8. express lane emergency path immediate instant access

9. paper slip money change

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DIRECTIONS Read the passages carefully and choose the

correct answer to each question. You will gain one mark for

each correct answer.

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AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

11. Which city has the most AIDS cases?

1. New York 2. California

3. New Jersey 4. Washington

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AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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12. How many of the New York cases are outside New

York city?

1. 36,459 2. 4,824

3. 4,886 4. 5,284

AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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13. The number of AIDS cases in Florida is _________.

1. the most of any state

2. fewer than that in Los Angeles3. greater than the number in New York city

4. fewer than the combined total of Texas and

Washington, D.C.

AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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14. New Jersey __________________.

1. is the AIDS capital of the U.S.A.

2. has the number of AIDS cases in any state3. has the least number of AIDS cases of any other

city or state

4. has more AIDS cases than San Francisco but fewer

than Los Angeles

AIDS TATISTICS

State

New York

California

Florida

Texas

New Jersey

Number of cases

36,459

32,547

15,277

12,947

10,955

City

New York

Los Angeles

San Francisco

Houston

Washington, D.C.

Number of cases

31,635

11,409

9,943

5,086

4,886

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Many people think that the common North American diet

consists of fast food hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries,

pizza, fried chicken, etc. It also includes convenience foods,

usually frozen or canned, and junk food candy, cookies,

potato chips, and other things without much nutritional value.

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15. The underlined word It (line 2) refers to __________.

1. fast food 2. convenience food

3. common North American diet 4. frozen and canned food

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15. The underlined word It (line 2) refers to __________.

1. fast food 2. convenience food

3. common North American diet 4. frozen and canned food16. Candy, cookies, potato chips are similar because they

__________.

1. do not take time to cook 2. do not have much nutrition

3. are all fast food 4. frozen food

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PASSAGE 2





potato chips, and other things without much nutritional value.17. The passage is mainly about __________.

1. what American generally eat 2. fast food and junk food

3. frozen and canned food 4. nutritional value of food

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Many mountains and hills in the West are deadvolcanoes. In Arizona there are thousands of them, separated

from one another on the otherwise flat land. There are also

volcanoes in the West that are not dead but are sleeping. Who

knows when one might blow apart or shoot rock and ashes into

the air? Not long ago, the entire side of Mount Saint Helen was

blown away rock and soil were thrown into the air, and

forests were blown flat.

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18. From the passage we learn mostly about _________.1. volcanoes 2. dead volcanoes

3. Mount Saint Helens 4. volcanoes in the West

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19 .We learn from the passage that a sleeping volcano__________.

1. might wake up some day 2. will always sleep

3. will surely awaken 4. moves while it sleeps

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20. Before Mount Saint Helens was blown apart, it was a__________.

1. dead volcano 2. hill in Arizona

3. sleeping volcano 4. mountain in Arizona

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At the bottom of the sea there are creatures that donot know what light means. They have neither eyes nor ears,

and they can only feel. For them there is no day or night.

There are no seasons, no sun, no moon, and no stars. It is as

if a child spent its life in darkness in bed, with nothing to see

or hear.

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or hear.

21. From the passage we mostly learn about __________.

1. how strange living creatures are

2. sea creatures at the bottom of the sea

3. changes in day and night and seasons

4. differences among creatures of the earth

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or hear.

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or hear.

22. We learn from the passage that sea creatures __________.

1. have the same senses a humans

2. have no sense of touch

3. live in darkness

4. hear the sounds of the ocean

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or hear.

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or hear.23. A child in darkness in bed is like __________.

1. a child who can hear

2. an animal without the sense of touch

3. someone who lives where there are no seasons

4. a sea creature without sight or hearing

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PASSAGE 5To be truly happy is a question for how we begin

and not of how we end, of what we want and not of what

we have. An inspiration is a joy forever, a possession as

solid as an estate, a fortune which we can never exhaust

and which give us, year by year, an income of pleasurable

activity. To have many of these is to be spiritually rich.

Life is only a dull and ill-directed theater unless we have

some interest in the play; and to those who have neither

art nor science. The world is a mere arrangement of colorsor a rough footway where they may very well break their

leg.

It is because of his own desires and curiosities that

a man is charmed by the look of thing and people, and

that he wakes up every morning with a renewed appetite

for work and pleasure. Desire and curiosity are the two

eyes through which he sees the world in constant changing

colors; it is they that make women beautiful of fossils

interesting. Man may lose his whole estate and be reduced

to poverty, but if he keeps these two amulets he is still

rich in possibilities of pleasure.


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24. these two amulets in line 12

refers to _________.

1. women and fossils

2. work and pleasure

3. estate and poverty

4. desire and curiosity


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24. these two amulets in line 12

refers to _________.

1. women and fossils

2. work and pleasure

3. estate and poverty

4. desire and curiosity


25. a fortune which we can never

exhaust in line 3 means

________.

1. luck that can never be taken

away

2. property that is never use up

3. fortune that we never tire of

4. Money that we will never throw

away

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Reading Comprehension26. Mans true happiness lies in

his __________.

1. frequent desire for pleasure

2. regular play and theater going

3. continual stimulation in life

4. constant studies of art and

science

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Reading Comprehension26. Mans true happiness lies in

his __________.

1. frequent desire for pleasure

2. regular play and theater going

3. continual stimulation in life

4. constant studies of art and

science

27. Through desires and

curiosity man __________.

1. finds beautiful women and

interesting fossils

2. finds the world constantly

changing

3. can see the world with two

eyes

4. can make his life interesting

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Reading Comprehension28. According to the writer, a rich

man is one who _________.

1. is interested in life

2. studies about life

3. possesses a lot of properties

4. loses his whole estate

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Reading Comprehension28. According to the writer, a rich

man is one who _________.

1. is interested in life

2. studies about life

3. possesses a lot of properties

4. loses his whole estate

29. According to the writer

_________.

1. life without property is a very

dull and ill-directed theater

2. spiritual pleasure us more

valuable than property

3. to be happy is to be pleased

with what we have

4. a man with curiosity will always

lose his whole estate

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30. The tone of the passage may

be described as

1. scientific2. humorous

3. philosophical

4. pessimistic

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