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1) ……….. willingly he seems to have accepted the new job, I don`t really think he likes the working conditions.
A) However B)Although C) Despite D) Even
2) I don`t suppose you have seen my glasses,……..?
A) haven`t you B) don`t they C) do you D) have you
3) I think the carpet ………. to me for my birthday is handmade.
A) is given B) given C) to give D) was given
4) It is a principle of Newton`s physical discoveries that …….. goes up must come down.
A) who B) where C)what D)whose
5) The doctor recommended that she …….. in bad for a few days.
A) will stay B) stay C) would say D) stayed
6) ………. I known about the party, I would have gone.
A) If B) have C) had D) Only by
7) We gave no orders to that effect; he ……….. it of his own accord.
A) can`t have done
B) must not have done
C) must have done
D) should have done
8) You need to know your own subject very well; furthermore, you must speak English …….. to attend international conferences.
A) too good B) so well C) such good D) well enough
9) ‘’ ….. I you, I`d open a bank account because interest is high now’’ I told her. I suggested that she ……..
a saving account.
A) has/open B) am/opened C) were/open D) is/will open
10) How do you ……. the volume on the TV?
A) adapt B) change C) alter D) adjust
11) When I got stuck in the traffic jam this morning, I got off the bus and ……. to catch my first classs.
A) must have walk B) could have walk C) had to run D) should have run
12) It is strange that he ……. of him very often.
A) approves B) disapproves C) invite D) disapprove
13) –A: How crowded city …….?!
-B: Don`t you know how crowded city…….?!
A) is Tokyo/Tokyo is B) Tokyo is / Tokyo is C) Tokyo is/ is Tokyo D) is Tokyo/ is Tokyo
14) It is time you …… home, but I`d rather you …. here
A) go/stay B) went/stayed C) go/stayed D)went/stay
15) I wish Tom ……. to our party.Look, he spoiled everything.
A) wouldn`t have come
B) had come
C) hadn`t come
D) came
16) We started early …… to miss the worst of the traffic.
A) so long as B) so as C) so that D) in case
17) Wrap your scarf ….. your neck to keep warm.
A)of B) around C) at D) with
18) The most economically important of all palms ……. the coconut palm
A) are B) were C) is D) have heen
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The great painter Sir James Thornhill was employed for decorating the interior of the dome of St. Paul's in London. One day he stepped back on the scaffolding to see how the work looked at a distance. His servant, who was standing near, was terrified to see his master within some inches of the edge of the scaffolding. At the last moment the painter would be thrown and fall down on the pavement. How could he be warned of this danger? If the servant cried out. he would probably in his alarm take a fatal step. So the man threw a pot of paint over the piece of work the painter was just admiring. Sir James, in a rage, rushed forward to punish him. Thus his life was saved. On finding out why the servant had spoilt his painting, Sir James was glad to reward him instead of punishing him.
19) The text is mainly about...
A) the servant who saved the life of his master.
B) the servant who constructed his master's painting
C) the servant who helped his master with decoration
D) St. Paul's Cathedral and how it was decorated.
20) Why did the servant throw the pot of paint over the painting?
A) He did not like the painting of his master.
B) He was afraid of his master and stood quietly.
C) He wanted to prevent his master's falling down.
D) He hated his master and never understood him.
21) All of the following statements are FALSE, EXCEPT...
A) St. Paul's Cathedral is the world's greatest palace.
B) The painter didn't fall off the scaffolding.
C) Sir James Thornhill punished his servant.
D) Sir James Thornhill decorated the outside of St.Pauls's Cathedral.
22) The servant proved that he was...
A) polite B) modest C) smart D) silly
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The human race's progress on the Earth has been due in part to the animals that people have been able to use throughout history. Such domesticated animals carry people and their burdens. They pull machinery and help cultivate fields. They provide food and clothing. As pets they may amuse or cheer up their owners. Domesticated animals are those that have been raised in captivity for many generations. While a single animal may be domesticated, only a species of animal can be considered domesticated. In the course of time, certain animals have changed greatly in appearance and behavior from their wild parents. There is a vast difference between the thin red jungle bird of southern Asia and its child, the meaty, egg-laying farm chicken. Not all domestic animals are domesticated at all times. An angry bull, a mother goose, or a mother pig with young piglets can be cruel. Some creatures confined in zoos are raised in captivity. The lion is an example. These animals are not domesticated for they remain wild and dangerous.
23)The author suggests that....
A) animals are generally better at working on farms than people are
B) people have contributed greatly to the advancement of animals
C) without the help of animals, people wouldn't have progressed so far
D) it would be impossible to transport machines without the help of animals
24) According to the passage, the lions kept in zoos
A) are capable of helping with many jobs
B) cannot be raised in captivity
C) much altered from their parents
D) are not domesticated and still wild
25)According to the passage, over the time...
A) any wild bird is changed into a chicken
B) certain animals altered their appearance and behavior
C) friendly animals may become very dangerous
D) domestic animals are taught to choose their owners
26) According to the passage, all statements are TRUE, EXCEPT ...
A) Domesticated animals help cultivate fields and carry burdens
B) All animals in the world are domesticated and kept in cages
C) Domesticated animals may amuse or cheer up their owners
D) Domesticated animals provide food and clothing for people
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Monkeys are like people in many ways. In fact, some of them even go to college. A monkey college in Boston, Massachusetts, teaches some monkeys to become helpers for disabled people. They chose capuchin monkeys to be their "students" for a few reasons. Firstly, they are very smart. Secondly, they have very short tails. So, unlike other monkeys, they use their hands just like people do. Thirdly, these monkeys can live up to 40 years and get along well with humans. The monkeys at the college begin their training when they are only a few months old. They start to learn simple things such as bringing food or picking things up. Training monkeys is usually interesting but difficult. They can do more complicated things after several years of training. Most owners say their monkeys are not just helpers but also good friends.
27) Which of the following is the best title for the passage?
A) Monkey college is a training center for old people.
B) Monkeys don't like to live with people.
C) Some monkeys can be trained to help people.
D) Monkey college is to help moneys to survive.
28) According to the passage, what is NOT mentioned as a reason for choosing capuchin monkeys to be students?
A) They are stupid.
B) They are smart.
C) They have short tails.
D) They live long.
29) According to the passage, when do the capuchin monkeys start their training at the monkey college?
A) When they are grown-up.
B) When they are two years old.
C) When they do complex tasks.
D) When they are very young.
30) All of the following statements are TRUE, EXCEPT....
A) training monkeys is difficult but interesting task
B) it takes several years for a monkey to do complex tasks
C) only capuchin monkeys cannot be trained by nature
D) monkey college trains monkeys to help disabled people