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1.
A.Todosomeexperiments.
B.Toattendaclass.
C.Toreviewhislessons.
D.Totakeatest.
2.
A.Inahotel.
B.Inthehospital.
C.Intheprison.
D.Attheairport.
3.
A.Hegotanulcerinhisstomach.
B.Hegothurtinthesoccergame.
C.Hewillbedischargedsoon.
D.Hegothistumorremoved.
4.
A.ShetoldaliesoasnottohurtJimmy.
B.Shefeltbecauseshehadaheadache.
C.ShehurtJimmybytellinghimalie.
D.Shesleptoffherheadache.
5.
A.Hisnewcarisnotfastenough.
B.Hisnewcarmovesveryfast.
C.Hisnewcarisarealbargain.
D.Hisnewcarissomewhatofafinancialburden.
6.
A.Getmoretimetorelax.
B.Takesometranquillizers.
C.Seekasecondopinion.
D.Avoidherresponsibilities.
7.
A.Hegotaheadachewhileestablishingtheinstitute.
B.Hehadahardtimegettingtheinstitutestarted.
C.EverythingwasOKatthebeginning.
D.ItisimpossibletoopensuchaninstituteinSeoul.
8.
Excited
Frustrated
Annoyed
Relieved
9.
Eachclasslastsanhour.
Theclassismeetinginanhourandahalf.
Theclassmeetsfourhoursandahalfperweek.
Theclassmeetsforhalfanhourthreetimesaweek.
10.
A.Thewomanwasagoodskier.
B.Thewomancouldn’tski.
C.Thewomandidn’tintendtogoskiing.
D.Thewomandidn’tlikeSwiss.
11.
A.She’saninsuranceagent.
B.She’saninsuranceclient.
C.She’sabankclerk.
D.She’sadriver.
12.
A.Hetrippedoversomecrutches.
B.Hehadrheumatisminhislegs.
C.Hesprainedhisfoot.
D.Hebrokehisleg.
13.
A.Thevacationisalmostgone.
B.Thevacationhasjuststarted.
C.Theyarepreparedforthenewsemester.
D.Theycan’twaitforthenewsemester.
14.
A.Shewasknockeddownbyafeather.
B.SheisshamedofLarry.
C.Shewasreallysurprised.
D.ShewasproudofLarry.
15.
A.Tovisithisson.
B.Toperformanoperation.
C.Tohaveanoperation.
D.Tosendhissonforanoperation.
SectionB
Inthissectionyouwillhearthreepassages.Aftereachone,youwillhearfivequestions.Aftereachquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandmarktheletterofyourchoiceontheANSWERSHEET.
PassageOne
16.
A.Apharmacist.
B.Avisitor.
C.Aphysician.
D.Adieter.
17.
A.Cough.
B.Diarrhea.
C.Headache.
D.Stomachupset.
18.
A.Pain-killers.
B.Coughsyrup.
C.Antidiarrheas.
D.Indigestiontablets.
19.
A.Thecoldweather.
B.Tirednesscausedbytraveling.
C.Thestrangefoodhehadeaten.
D.Thegreasyfoodhehadeaten.
20.
A.Takethemedicinefromthewoman.
B.Gtoseeaspecialist.
C.Stopeatinganddrinkingforafewdays.
D.Stayinbedforacoupleofdays.
PassageTwo
21.
A.Headaches.
B.Insomnia.
C.Respiratoryproblems.
D.Digestiveproblems.
22.
A.OnMondayinEdinburgh.
B.OnWednesdayinEdinburgh.
C.OnMondayatStaffordshireUniversity.
D.OnWednesdayatStaffordshireUniversity.
23.
A.94
B.44
C.130
D.135
24.
A.Thesubjectswereaskedtowriteoftheirfreewill.
B.Thesubjectswereaskedtowriteinasystematicway.
C.Thesubjectswereaskedtosayhowoftentheymadeentries.
D.Thesubjectswereaskediftheyhadwrittendownanythingtraumatic.
25.
A.Thediaristswhowriteoftheirfreewill.
B.ThediaristswhowerestudentsatStaffordshireUniversity
C.Thediaristswhohadwrittenabouttrauma.
D.Thenon-diaristswhoweresusceptibletoheadaches.
PassageThree
26.
A.AbriefhistoryofBritishpubs.
B.Beer-theBritishnationaldrink.
C.VariousattemptsmadetocurbdrinkinginBritain.
D.ThefrustratingopeningandclosinghoursofBritishpubs.
27.
A.Asearlyas659AD.
B.After659AD.
C.BeforetheRomaninvasion.
D.AftertheRomaninvasion.
28.
A.Torestrictdrinkinghours.
B.Torestricttravelerstocertaindrinks.
C.Toencouragethelocalstodrinkinothertowns.
D.Toencourageinnstolodgevariouskindsofpeople.
29.
A.Peoplewerebetteroff.
B.Thegovernmentfailedtopersuadepeoplefromdrinking.
C.Thereappearedanewcheapdrink.
D.Drinkershadfoundvariouswaystogetaroundthelaws.
30.
A.Thelicensinghourshavebeenextended.
B.Oldpeoplearenotallowedtodrinkinpubs.
C.Childrenarenotallowedyettodrinkinpubs.
D.Bigchangeshavetakenplaceinpubs.
PartIIVocabulary(10%)
Inthissectionallthesentencesareincomplete.FourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD,aregivenbeneatheachofthem.Youaretochoosethewordorphrasethatbestcompletesthesentence.Then,markyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.
31.Thedoctorgavehimaninjectioninorderto_______thepain.
A.alleviateB.aggregate
C.abolishD.allocate
32.Hisbrokenarmhealedwell,butshediedofthepneumoniawhichfollowedasa______.
A.complementB.compliment
C.complexionD.complication
33.Unfortunately,ourvacationplans_______onaccountoftransportstrikes.
AfellbackB.fellthough
C.felluponD.fellto
34.The________climateofHawaiiattractsvisitorsfromallovertheworldeveryyear.
A.genialB.frigid
C.genuineD.foul
35.Thisisthe_______inwhichtheorganismlivesmosteffectively.
A.optimumB.option
C.ordealD.orbit
36.Thedoctorsuggeststhatagoodholidayinthecountryshould_____him____nicelyafterhisoperation.
A.set…outB.set…up
C.set…offD.set…aside
37.Hisbehaviorwasso_____thateventhemercifulpeoplecouldnotforgivehim.
A.uniqueB.unconventional
C.brutalD.brilliant
38.__________toyourpresentjobuntilyoucangetabetterone.
A.HangaboutB.Hangback
C.HangbehindD.Hangon
39.Sufferingfromhislegillness,Tomisvery_____nowadays.
A.emaciatedB.eligible
C.elasticD.exceptional
40.Hesavedsomemoneyforartistic________suchasfinepaintings.
A.donationsB.profits
C.luxuriesD.lures
Eachofthefollowingsentenceshasawordorphraseunderlined.Therearefourwordsorphrasesbeneatheachsentence.Choosethewordorphrasewhichcanbestkeepthemeaningoftheoriginalsentenceifitissubstitutedfortheunderlinedpart.MarkyouranswerontheANSWERSHEET.
41.Ithasbeenprovedthatthechemicalislethaltoratsbutsafeforcattle.
A.fatalB.reactive
C.uniqueD.vital
42.Totheirsurprise,shehasbeennominatedascandidateforthePresidency.
A.recognizedB.defined
C.appointedD.promoted
43.Wecannotlookdownuponouropponent,whoisanexperiencedswimmer.
A.playerB.competitor
C.refereeD.partner
44.Sheisregardedasagoodnurseinthatsheattendstopatientswithoutanycomplaint.
A.seesthroughB.looksover
C.takesinD.caresfor
45.Itiswellknownthattheminimumpenaltyforthiscrimeis2years’imprisonment.
A.convictionB.span
C.mercyD.punishment
46.Thewholeareaofthenationalandlocalgovernmentstriedtowipeoutratstopreventthespreadofdisease.
A.exterminateB.dominate
C.determinateD.contaminate
47.Allthestudentsareafraidofhimsinceheisalwaysseverewiththem.
A.vigorousB.rigorous
C.vigilantD.rigid
48.Thebiggestengineeringprojectthattheyundertookwasencumberedbylackoffunds.
A.cancelledB.condensed
C.hamperedD.haunted
49.Inordertobeasuccessfuldiplomatyoumustbeenthusiasticandmagnetic.
A.arrogantB.industrious
C.zealousD.attractive
50.Heissuccessfulasadoctorbecauseofhisdynamicpersonality,heseemstohaveunlimitedenergy.
A.meticulousB.vigorous
C.aggressiveD.arbitrary
PartIIICloze(10%)
Inthissectionthereisapassagewithtennumberedblanks.Foreachblank,thereare4choicesmarkedA,B,CandD.ChoosethebestanswerandmarktheletterofyourchoiceontheANSWERSHEET.
ManyCanadiansenjoytheluxuryofalargeamountoflivingspace.Canadaisvast,andthehomesarelargeaccordingtothestandardsofmanycounties.Even___51__innercitiesdonotreachtheextremesfoundinotherpartsofworld.
Canadiansappreciatethespaceandvaluetheirprivacy.Sincefamiliesaregenerallysmall,manyCanadianchildrenenjoytheluxuryoftheirownbedroom.Havingmorethanonebathroominahouseisalsoconsideredamodern__52__.
ManyroomsinCanadianhomeshavespecializedfunctions.“Familyrooms”arepopularfeaturesinmodernhouses;
theseare__53__,“livingrooms”sincemanylivingroomshavebecomereservedforentertaining.Somehomeshaveformalandinformaldiningareas,__54__.
Recreationalhomesarealsopopular__55___Canadians.SomeCanadiansownsummerhomes,cottages,orcamps.Thesemay__56__fromasmallone-roomcabintoaluxuriousbuildingthatrivalsthecomfortsoftheregularresidence.Somecottagesarewinterizedforyear-rounduse.Cottagesofferpeoplethechanceto“getawayfromitall.”Theyaresopopularthatsummerweekendtrafficjamsarecommon,especiallyinlargecitiessuchasToronto,wherethenumberofpeopleleavingtownonFri
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