แนวข้อสอบวิชาภาษาอังกฤษ การใช้ Grammar

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1. Grammar
Direction: Choose the best answer
1. I had no sooner closed the door ... somebody started knocking on it.
a. that b. so
c. than d. when
Answer c. 6 7 (Conjunction) =no sooner .. than> ? @ 7 =no sooner...>
A 6 =than> A BC c. @
2. =I donEt like science fiction.>
= ..... do I.>
a. Also b. Either
c. Both d. Nor
Answer c. K BL M 7 N K O@ 6 B NP 7Q K NR BC R @
@ 6 P 7 BC Nor, Neither + + B NM Nor do I. Nor do I.
Neither did he. K A BC d.
3. Either of the women ...capable of looking after the baby.
a. are b. is
c. they are d. she is
Answer b. 6 =Either> 7 6 (Noun) W (Pronoun) 7 N BC
B NM (Subject) N 6 B BC W Z ([A\ Grammar 7 Agreement of Subject and
Verb) 6 6 @N BC B W Z A K b.
4. Hurry up ! ... for you.
a. We all wait b. We all waited
c. WeEve all waited d. WeE re all waiting
Answer d. 6 N 6 7N N BC 6 d Tense 7
NR?6 BC Present Continuous Tense BC 6 f ([A\ Tense 7 Present Continuous
Tense A BC d.
5. SheEs a very selfish woman, but somehow you canEt help ...her.
a. liking b. like
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c. to like d. that likes

Answer a. 6 =canEt help> W7 BC 7 BK = ?R R? 7 N>OA7 6 BC 7 N
(transitive Verb) A 6 V.ing 6 K A BC a.
6. LetEs have dinner together ...next week.
a. some time b. sometime
c. sometimes d. some times
Answer a. =time> kA K =times> kA @ 6 7 @ N BK
= K > KN N kA K A R R? =some> ? K A BC a.
7. The soup tasted ....
a. wonderful b. wonderfully
c. wonder d. wondering
Answer a. 6 7 (linking Verb) 7 N BC Adjective @ linking Verb
@ R?6 7? ? W7 N BC K (Main Verb) A N6 adverb
? @ linking Verb P? B N6 Adjective @ K 7 N 6 7 @ A BC Adjective
a.
8. Shall we turn ... the program ?
a. on to b. at
c. in d. off
Answer d. 6 =turn off> kA Bp? Bp?P [ Z, Bp? KN6 =turn on>
kA Bp? ? M Bp? 7K K Bp? , Bp?P [ Z KN6 @N d. N
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9. It is extremely important for children ... to share things.
a. learning b. learned
c. to learn d. be learning
Answer c. 6 7 @ RB =important> 6 f R f 7N 6 7
N RB =important> OA7 BC Adjective KN =adverb> N =Adjective>
d =is> BC 76 7 BC K 6 7 N BC R
(Non-Finite Verb) OA7 k RB6 BC adverb d NR? =important> KN Adjective =important>
76 ? ? A =to> 7 A BC =to learn> 7 c. 7
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10. DonEt come and see me today. IEd rather you ...tomorrow.
a. will come b. have come
c. came d. come
Answer c. 6 =would rather> W7 kA R 6 vN 7W? W N BK
= 7 N> d N kA R R? BC @ 6 vN 7W? @ 7R? ? NR AR
P 6 Present Tense K W N Tense @ N BC 6 Bw ? 6 7N
k BC Tense d BC Past Tense d R? ? 6 P Subjunctive 7 BC
Past Past Perfect Subjunctive 7 K A W v 7 c. @
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Direction: Choose the one that is not correct in English.
11. In such a selfish society as ours, a couple needs to study each other before committing.
a. b. c. Themselves to marriage. d.
Answer b. B NM 6 B NP @ =a couple> OA7 kA = > N6 7 BC
W W Z A 6 7 N BC BW W ZRB? P? 7 =needs> N R =s> 7 =
b> BC =need>
12. John, had studied his lecture notes thoroughly, was well prepared for the Physics exam.
a. b. c. d.
Answer a. 6 B NP @ N (K2) KN K1 (Subject) W KN N 7
K B NM NR 7 Comma 7 P? A 6 BC OA7 6 7 @ N BC
Participial phrase =Having studied> 6 a. BC ? 7K R K
13. She was thirsty, so, she refused to drink any soft drink.
a. b. c. d.
Answer b. 6 B NP @ N ? ? 2 main clause @ main clause KN main clause
K A 6 =but> =so> 6 b.
14. American architecture is at is best when it concerns with buildings which have a practical purpose.
a. b. c. d.
Answer b. 6 clause K N6 BC Passive Voice W NB NM = it > N BC
Q N A R 6 b. BC =is concerned with>
15. The ones who have read the book know the answer, but another donEt.
a b. c. d.
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Answer d. 6 =the ones> =the others> W7 A7 W A7 BC R

A7 OA7 N @ zW N6 K 7 K K6 =the ones> A 6 6
K N BC =the others> W7 @ zW N6 7 @ KN BC BW W Z ? A K d. P?
BC =the others>
16. The scientific revolution of the early 1900Es affected education by change the nature of technology.
a. b. c. d.
Answer c. 7 K Preposition N6 BC BC 6 f W N Preposition N
7 W MZ N 7 { OA7 N BC dR? R BC
KNk 7 N kA N 7 ? K =change> N 6 BC
=changing> 6 c. BC =changing>
17. Translated into terms of psychological theory, association has been thought of as the basis of to learn,
a. b. c.conditioning , and creative thinking. d.
Answer c. BC 7 6 W Gerund (V.ing) K Preposition
W N Preposition N 7 KN { ? @ 6 c. A BC =learning>.
18. Farm animals have been regardless by nearly all societies as a valuable economic resource.
a. b. c. d.
Answer b. d B 6 B NP @ BC Passive Voice W N B NM N BC
Qk N A 6 K (Main Verb) N BC V3 ? @ =regardless> N BK7 BC
=regarded> 6 b. @
19. The government requires the a census be taken every ten years so accurate statistics may be compiled.
a. b. c. d.
Answer c. 6 B NP @ 6 7 (Conjunction) = so > OA7 kA QK 7 NR? (so) BC
Conjunction of result { B NP @ N kA OA7 6 Conjunction of
purpose A c. BC = so that in order that> BC
20. The Hall of Fame at Newyork University is a national memorial to United States citizens who have
a. b. c.
achieved last greatness.
d.
Answer d. K ? 7 K (Ordinal Number) 71 7 2 N6 = the > the
first, the second BC KNk N d6 6 K\vN ? A 6 d. N 6
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= the> OA7 BC = the last greatness> ( 76 f @ ? )
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Direction: Choose the best paragraph of the given statement.
21. The news of her return caused us no little surprised.
a. We are not surprised when she returned.
b. We knew she had returned but were still surprised.
c. Her return did surprise us a little.
d. We were did surprised when we heard she had returned.
Answer d. =little> N6 BC BL M (Negative meaning) KN vN ?
6 B NP @d =no> K A 6 ? BL MO BL M A R? BC
K (Positive statement) A NR K a. W N BC BL M =little>
N 7 BK = > W N =little> BK = {> ? @ = no little>
A R? = {> 7 =greatly> 6 d. 7
22. Some foreigners find Thai food too hot to eat.
a. Some foreigners love to eat Thai food when it is very hot.
b. Some foreigners look for a good place to eat hot Thai food.
c. Some foreigners cannot eat Thai food because it is very hot.
d. Some foreigners cannot eat Thai food when it is served hot.
Answer c. =too ...to> kA = RB 7 N> OA7 6 BC BL M N
d a. KN b. BC K A R K d. N 7 P Z 7
=served> A R K ? @ 7k A BC c.
23. I canEt believe how polluted the air is !
a. I donEt know how the air is polluted.
b. I donEt believe that polluted air exists here.
c. I canEt believe that polluted air exists here.
d. IE m very surprised that the air is so polluted.
Answer d. 6 a. =z R .....> NR P Z 7W? =z R 7 .> A R K
a. KN canEt NR =donEt> 6 b. c. N 76
=exists here> A Q? K A BC d. W N =canEt believe N very surprised>
24. John is very considerate and also very down-to-earth.
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This means that John . ...

a. is practical and sensible . b. is a very devoted farmer.
c. never has good ideas. d. is rough and dirty.
Answer a. N K { =down-to-earth> =K W@ ?
kA BC 76 d 6 > A 6 NRB6 ? OA7 K c. KN d.
N ? @ RB W N 7R? N BC K b. d6 ? NR P Z
W N devoted N kA = [> A K a. OA7 kA BC 7 6 7 7 d
d 6 KN BC Q vZ R K 7 7 ( =considerate N kA
d d 6 AkA 7 >
25. It looks as if his job could be quite dangerous.
a. His job was very dangerous.
b. His job might be fairly dangerous.
c. His job seems to have been quite dangerous.
d. His job can look rather dangerous.
Answer b. =as if> = > ? kA R BC (unreal) ? @ K
7R? N OA7 6 7 @ N d = @ NR kA >
P Z OA7 K 7 K\vN @ N BC W b. @ W N =might kA N>
A BK = R BC @ @> ? 7P Z BC A K b.
26. Military service used to be compulsory in Britain, but now it is voluntary.
a. Military service in Britain is no longer optional.
b. British men now do not have to volunteer for military service.
c. The British armed forces now depend on volunteers.
d. It is now incumbent on British men to join the army.
Answer c. 6 B NP @R?W?kA vZ BC 6 B N [ \
@ N BC 7 6 A K c. 76 =depend on> A@
6 7 vN 7 a. kA =R 6 K R? RB> b. NW?kA R
OA7 NQ? KN d. W?kA BC N 7 7 N BC
27. The girl was just not strong enough to have broken the box.
a. The box was not broken because the girls was very weak.
b. Someone else not the girl, broke the box.
c. The girl wasnEt strong but she broke the box.
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d. The girl, though quite strong, didnEt break the box.

Answer b. 7R? kA 7Q f NR d W 7 N 6 K @ RBR?
W N N d BC W [\ ? @ k BC Q f K NR k K 6 R?
A R K c. W N6 P Z Q f K R? d. N
d =kA d W > N 6 Q? RB K W NP Z Q f R d W
a. 7 = W NQ f RB d R N R
d @ R a. @ A Q? Kd N K b. 7K
BC K { 7 =k BC Q f K NR k K 6 R?> K N R?k BC W 7
R 6 Q f
28. By next August Charles will have worked here for seven years.
From this sentence it is true to say that .....
a. Charles no longer works here.
b. Charles has now worked here for seven years.
c. Charles is going to work here for the next seven years.
d. Charles is at present working here.
Answer d. 6 Present Perfect Tense N kA vZ N 7 ? A@ ? 7
kA Bw KN6 B NP @R R? BC BL M A R K a. c. 6 =to be going to>
=is going to> OA7 kA ( A will N) d 6
P Z @ BC W N =will> d KN6 BC Future Perfect Tense OA7 ? K
N 6 KQ @ N 7 @ 7 B 6 R? K Present Perfect Tense
7M R6 A BK @ 7 7 OA7 b. = 7 B K
6 @ A Q? W N NRB 6 ? KN c. NQ? 7 =the next> N kA 7
Bk?RB R 6 7 NkA 6 @ 6 K A BC c. W N @ BR? d
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29. Edward was frozen out of the business by competition.

a. Edward did not succeed in business because of the competition.
b. Edward was very cold because of his working very hard in business.
c. The weather was so cold that Edward could not run his business.
d. Edward failed because his business was frozen buy the competition.
Answer a. =to be frozen out of> R N BK = d d d > W N
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K kA 7 M KN A N BK = R d>W N 6 =out of>

RB K? A BK BC K OA7 K 7 N BK = d > a. N
BKkA R d A K a. @
30. He neednEt have submitted that report.
a. He submitted that report because it was necessary.
b. He didnEt submit that report, but he should have.
c. He submitted that report, but it wasnEt necessary.
d. a. and b. correct.
Answer c. P 7 (=V + have + V3> N kA BC Past unreal
R 6 ? KNP Z N =not> BC BL M A 6 R? BC P BL M
O BL M A R? BC K R? = R? .........> A K K a.
KN c. a. kA BC 6 vN 7P Z6 = neednEt > OA7
BK =R BC > 6 K BC c. 7
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Direction : Complete the following passage with the given words.
Passage 1
Blood has been called =the river of life> It could also be called =the living river> About 31. blood in the
human body is made of 32. cells that take food and oxygen to the tissues of the body and 33. waste products.
The other half is a yellowish liquid called plasma. Substances in the blood also fight germs that 34. the body
and cause disease.
The heart pumps blood through the body. Blood flows from the heart to the lung, where it 35. a waste
products, the gas carbon dioxide, that it 36. from the body. This gas is greeted out and, 37,. The blood picks
up fresh oxygen. Blood then returns to the heart, which pumps it through the arteries to 38., Along the way,
the blood delivers oxygen to all the cells of the body and collects combos dioxide from the cells. The blood
returns of the heart 39. The veins. The whole 40. is repeated.
31. a. half of the total amount of b. half of the total number of
c. the half total amount of d. the half total number of
Answer a. = A7 A7 > (half) NR 6 article =the> KN 7 R R? N 6
=amount of> R 6 =number of> 76 7 R? 6 K N BC a. OA7 N BK
=B N v A7 A7 B v K ? @ ?6 .....>
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32. a. alive b. living

c. lively d. live
Answer b. 6 Non-Finite Verb B N Participle 6 BC adjective W7 6 7 @
=cells> N A 6 B Participle W7 7 cells N BC K\vN 7
R 6 cells 7k 6 RB K 6 Participle 76 cells A BC Present Participle
B V. ing 7 K A BC b.
33. a. carry through b. carry out
c. carry off d. carry on
Answer c. 6 7 BC 6 7 @ N 6 7 BK = , > 6 c. A R?6
7k W N 7 carry out kA ? d KN carry on kA
? RBd NR R? 7N carry through NR
P? P Z 76 A K c.
34. a. invade b. attack
c. assault d. interfere
Answer a. 7 6 6 @ N BK = > W N6
= > (fight) A K a. =attack> kA P =assault> kA P ,
, K KN =interfere> kA 7 7
35. a. gives in b. gives out
c. gives away d. gives up
Answer d. 7R?6 @ N 6 [W Z 7 BK = @ RB K> ? 6 d.
W N 6 N 7 K ? 7?QK? RB 6 R?6 K ?RB K@ { RB
K ? 7R ?d Nk RB @ 6 @ OA7 N d. =give in>
kA W =give out> kA BK KN =give away> kA 6
KN
36. a. collected b. is collected

c. has collected d. has been collected
Answer c. 6 P 6 B NP @ N BC Present Perfect Tense 7 BC Active Voice
W N BC N 7? 7 P? K ? P? 7 P? K ? P? 7
BC Q N ? 6 N { 7 A 6 6 Tense ? K @ K 7R?
A BC c. @
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37. a. exchange b. changes

c. in exchange d. changed
Answer c. 7R?6 K @ N kA =6 K\vN W7 BC K BK7 > BC 6
P 6 B K6 B NP @ N 6 R? 7 ? 6 W ? K 7
N 7 ?A 6 K c. 7
38. a. the whole body b. the whole bodies
c. whole body d. whole bodies
Answer a. 7R?6 B NP @ N kA 6 B KN 7 @ zW N N
= @ ? @ @ > KN kA W ? K 7? 7 ? A BC a. @
39. a. by b. through
c. by way d. by means
Answer b. 7 ? A@ 6 @N kA 7 K ?RB 6 P? Q d?PK ?
W7 BC KR KN PK 7 ? N? K 6 6 7
Preposition 7 BC 6 ? K7 76 K\vN 7Q Q RB A 6 b. @
40. a. processing b. proceed
c. process d. proceeding
Answer c. 6 @ 6 7 BC B NM c. @ 7 N BK = N >
A NR? 7k a. BK = N > A NR? 7 k a.
BK = > b. BC kA ? 7 BK ? KN
d. N6 6 B 7K b. OA7 6 b. 6 ? A K c.
41. Since his mother left, the little boy ..... for fifteen minutes.
a. cried b. has been cried
c. had cried d. has been crying
Answer d. 6 Present Perfect Continuous Tense (s. + has/have + been + V.ing) W7 ? vZ 7
? A@ @ ? kA Bw KN N? RB6 P? K
=for/since>
42. ............... Roti a kind of Thai food ?
a. Has b. Have
c. Are d. Is
Answer d. k6 =is / am / are> BC v. 6 = BC / / > 6 B NP Present
Simple Tense P? Q 6 ? K B NM KN 7 BC B NP k B N >Yes / No
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Question> N K @R B NP
43. IE m tried. I .... To bed right now.
a. have gone b. would go
c. am going d. goes
Answer c. 6 Present Continuous Tense (s. + is / am / are + V.ing) ? vZ 7 N ? A@ 6
6K KN P? K ? =tomorrow, soon, tonight,
in one minute, in a few minute, in a few minutes, next week >
44. Her nose is ......and ........
a. more pointed ; more perfect b. pointed ; perfect
c. pointed ; more perfect d. more pointed ; perfect
Answer b. v[W Z (adj.) 7 vZ6 K NR B (R
er most) R?
Circular entire factual immoral perfect square
Dead equal false moral round true
45. Dara is the oldest student.......
a. than the one b. in her class
c. among others d. between the four
Answer b. B v[W Z6 @ ? BC B N B NM K Z
7 6 v A7 K A7 P? P ? @
n. l + be / linking v. + the + adj. + est / most + adj. + in place / in time
46. On the day of the accident, everybody ..... to go upcountry.
a. would prepare b. was preparing
c. had been prepared d. preparing
Answer b. 6 =Past Continuous Tense (s. + was / were + v. ing) K vZ N 7
K? v K 6? K A7 6 ? P? N K this time last night / week /
month / year, st 11E oEclock last night, this time yesterday
47. That sports car has stopped ; it ...... of gasoline.
a. has run out b. ran out
c. will run out d. is running out
Answer a. 6 Present Perfect Tense (s. + has / have + v.3) vZ 7 ? A@ KN @ ?RB K
d d QK N 7 kA Bw
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48. Daisies ..... in the meadows in the country.

a. has grown b. Grow
c. is growing d. Grew
Answer b. 6 Present Simple Tense (s. + v. Q s.) ? 7 BC P? M
P? 7 { RB K ? \ KN W W
49. She thinks her mother ... the gift I bought for her.
a. will like b. will be liked
c. will have liked d. Would like
Answer d. 6 Past Simple Tense (s. + v.2) W7 K vZ 7 ? A@ 6 ? P? R ? K
OA7 @ N B NP 7 ? kA K 6 ? ?
50. He had done his laundry before he ... TV.
a. watched b. had been watched
c. watching d. was watching
Answer a. 6 Past Perfect Tense (s. + had + v.3) Past Simple Tense (s. + v.2) W7 ? kA
vZ N 7 ? A@ R W P? 6 Past Perfect vZ 7 ? KN6 Past
Simple vZ 7 ? K OA7 N 7 K ?
51. Somsri said she ... an appointment nest week.
a. has cancelled b. was being cancelled
c. had cancelled d. would be cancelled
Answer c. 6 Past Perfect Tense (s. + had + v.3) W7 6 kA W? ? vZ
A7 6 ?
52. She needs .... Hours to finish the homework.
a. a b. an c. the d. (blank)
Answer b. 6 article =a / an> n. R? W Z6 = A7 > P? 6 =a> n. 7
A@ ? W f N KN6 =an> n. 7 A@ ? N
53. ..... solution is acceptable to the crowed, so they will continue their public meeting.
a. Many b. Neither c. Both d. Several
Answer b. B v RB @6 n. R? W Z KN6 v. W Z
54. A : Does this car belong to you?
B : No, itEs ... car.
a. their b. theirs
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c. they d. them
Answer a. Possessive Adjectives \ W 7 7 BC v[W Z ? BC
A n. 7 R? my, your, our, their, his, her, its
,D : K BC n. (car) their car ( k W )
55. A : WhatEs the matter with Sue?
B: I didnEt know. Does she have ..... cancer?
a. a b. an
c. the d. (blank)
Answer d. R 6 article n. 7 BC 7 P ? {( d B Kd{ {) (cancer,
heart disease, tuberculosis, malaria, AIDS, measles, mumps
56. In Thai culture, .... are greatly respected.
a. the old b. elder
c. an old d. older
Answer a. 6 article =the> adj. W7 6 @ K BC n. K ? n. 7 K adj. @
old ( P ) the old (Q P )
2. Conversation
conversation 6 R? N ? K ? @
3. 7 A7 Nk 6 6
4. A kA 6 \ W? 7 KN N N vZ
5. 7 K R? K KNW v 7 vZ @ P? KN ? @ A7
57. Your friend has received a scholarship to study in a prestigious university. You say to him, =..>
a. I see nothing wrong with it. b. Congratulations! You deserve it.
c. ThatEs incredible. I donEt believe you. d. How did it happen? You never told me.
Answer b. Congratulations! You deserve it. ? ?? v NR?
58. A beauty advisor is trying to persuade a customer to buy some moisturizer. She says, =..>
a. DonEt fight a losing battle. b. Let bygones be bygones.
c. Whatever will be will be. d. Look ten years younger.
Answer d. Look ten years younger. 6 ? K 10 B
59. Your friend asks if you would like something to drink. You say : =...>
a. Something, just water. b. I like water, donEt you?
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c. Just some water, please. d. Can I get you some water?

Answer c. Just some water, please. W @
60. When a customer complains that the spoon is dirty, the waiter apologizes and says, =...>
a. Please excuse us. b. DonEt mention it.
c. IEll bring you a new one. d. Why donEt you use chopsticks instead?
Answer c. IEll bring you a new one. Q N 6 6
61. Just after an important examination, Suthep asks James, =...>
a. What did you do? b. Can you find it OK?
c. Did you do it? d. How did you do?
Answer d. How did you do? BC R
62. A tourist is visiting Bangkok for the first time and wants to go to Wat Po. He asks a policeman, =..>
a. Give me the map of Wat Po, thanks.
b. I want to go to Wat Po. Please take me there.
c. I am traveling to Wat Po. Please tell me how.
d. How do I get to Wat Po from here?
Answer d. How do I get to Wat Po from here? Q RB ?PWMR? R 7 7
63. On the way back fro, Pattaya, you see a man standing beside his car trying to fix a flat tire.
You want to help him > You say, =...>
a. Can you help me b. Can I give you a hand
c. May I take a look under the hood. d. Could you give me a hand
Answer b. Can I give you a hand? 6 Q R
64. You meet a friend who has just had purse stolen. You say, =...>
a. Very disappointed in you. b. Never more excited for you.
c. Really sorry to hear that. d. CanEt stand such a loss.
Answer c. Really sorry to hear that. 6 { 7R? 7 @
65. In a crowded elevator, you want to asks someone to press the 7 th floor button. You say, =..>
a. Get off at seven b. LetEs go to seven
c. Leave me at seven d. Seven
Answer d. Seven, please. 7 N
66. In English class, a teacher enters the room, gives you a pile of handouts and says, =....>
a. Please pass me the handouts. b. Please hand me the handouts.
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c. Carry on with your work, please. d. Take one and pass them on.
Answer d. Take one and pass them on. R 1 Q K
67. Job interview
Interviewer : .... in computer programming?
Manit : No, but IEm a fast learner.
a. Are you interested b. Are you familiar
c. Do you want a position d. Do you have any experience
Answer d. Do you have any experience in computer programming?
v B N vZ6 PB W Z R
No, but IEm a fast learner.
R Q BC 7 R? d
68. A : Is breakfast ready yet?
B : =........>
a. Ten minutes ago. b. In a few more minutes.
c. ItEs been to long. d. I am already full.
Answer b. Is breakfast ready yet? d
In a few more minutes. 2-3
69. A : IEll write a letter to you.
B : =.........>
a. Let me post it. b. That will be nice.
c. It hasnEt come yet. d. How much does a stamp cost?
Answer b. IEll write a letter to you. Q N ? RB v
That will be nice. 7 N?
70. A : IEm sorry we donEt have your size.
B : =......>
a. What a pity? b. I hope so.
c. IEll take it. d. What did you say?
Answer a. IEm sorry we donEt have your size. Q 6 R ? v
What a pity? ?
71. A : How long are you going to stay in London?
B : =........>
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a. For another three weeks. b. for the last three weeks.

c. It took three weeks. d. Since last week.
Answer a. How long are you going to stay in London? v NRBW 6 K ? R
For another three weeks. 3 B? Z
72. A : See you tomorrow?
B : =.......>
a. ThatEs all right. b. I canEt see.
c. DonEt be late. d. I will write you a letter.
Answer c. See you tomorrow. W @
DonEt be late. KN
73. You accidentally step on someoneEs foot. You say : =.....>
a. Be careful. b. IEm so sorry.
c. ThatEs my error. d. How about that.
Answer b. IEm so sorry. Q 6 = P \ {
74. Somsri goes to see a doctor. The first thing the doctor says to her is : =.....>
a. May I help you? b. So what have your been doing?
c. What seems to be the problem? d. Can you tell me everything thatEs wrong?
Answer c. What seems to be the problem? Bwf NR , BC NR
75. Somsak spends the weekend with friend at their house in the country. When he leaves, he says to his
host.
=....>
a. I admire you hostess. b. Thank you for having me.
c. You make me feel so good. d. You are too kind to take me.
Answer b. Thank you for having me. v 67 Q ?
76. You want to plug in the computer, but outlet is too far away. You say to your friend, =....>
a. Can you move the outlet? b. Do you have an extension cord?
c. We should expand the outlet. d. Please help me lengthen the cord.
Answer b. Do you have an extension cord? v 7 k?A 6 RBR
77. At the end of an examination, a teacher wants all of his students to stop writing so he says,
=....> your pens.>
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a. Keep b. Put down

c. Give me d. Stop
Answer b. Put down your pens. B
78. A customer is a fast food shop orders a hamburger and French fries. The man behind the counter
Asks him, =....>
a. Is that all youEre going to order? b. Are you thinking of going to order?
c. Would you like to suggest something else? d. Would you like anything to drink with that?
Answer d. Would you like anything to drink with that? v NR ?7 Z ZR
79. You want to buy a T-shirt in the department store. Do see one that you like on sale, but it is too small.
You ask the salesgirl, =....>
a. Do you have a larger size? b. will you sell me a bigger one?
c. Is the sale still on for all sizes? d. Can you make it bigger, please?
Answer a. Do you have a larger size? ?6 f @R
80. YouEre planning to go to England in August. You ask your British teacher : =.....>
a. WhatEs the weather like in August? b. What can I do with AugustEs weather?
c. How do you think about August weather? d. How about the August like weather?
Answer a. WhatEs the weather like in August? [ BC R6 ?
81. You want to know what your Australian friend who is here visiting you thinks of Bangkok.
You say : ...
a. How do you find Bangkok? b. What does Bangkok look like?
c. Have you ever been to Bangkok? d. Did you visit all places in Bangkok?
Answer a. How do you find Bangkok? vW W BC R
82. You want your friend who is going abroad to call you. You say : =...>
a. DonEt forget to email me. b. Drop me line once in a while.
c. Please drop by if you have time. d. Give me a ring as soon as you can.
Answer d. Give me a ring as soon as you can. P z N
83. You are surprised when your friend says it is already 12 oEclock. You say : =...>
a. Do you have the time? b. Did I ask you for the time?
c. Could you tell me what time it is? d. Are you sure thatEs the right time?
Answer d. Are you sure thatEs the right time? v 6 K @ k
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84. You are in a taxi in Sydney and the taxi driver is driving too fast. You say : =...>
a. Step on it, please. b. Break the car, please.
c. Slow down, please. d. Speed less, please.
Answer c. Slow down, please. 6 K
85. A woman is in a jewelry store when she sees something she likes in a showcase. She asks the
Salesperson, =......>
a. Could I have a look at that? b. Would you take it or leave it?
c. Can I have a chance to show it? d. Can I keep an eye on it?
Answer a. Could I have a look at that? ? @ R?R N
86. You ask a telephone operator if she would mind repeating a number. She says : =...>
a. Never mind. b. Not at all.
c. Yes, thatEs right. d. Why should I?
Answer b. Not at all. R K N
87. Someone is blocking your way so you say, =Excuse me, ....>
a. may I get by? b. may I pass away?
c. please get lost. d. please give me away.
Answer b. Excuse me, may I pass away. P \ N z Q RBR?R N
88. You have just entered Paesano Restaurant. The receptionist ask, =......>
a. Will that be cash or credit? b. Do you have a reservation?
c. Are you looking for someone? d. Would you like to take an order now?
Answer b. Do you have a reservation? v R BK N
89. Jane is visiting her grandmother. She wants to help do the housework so she asks : =....>
a. How must I being? b. How can I help you?
c. What do you say that? d. What can I do to you?
Answer b. How can I help you? k NR R? N
90. You compliment your friend on her mew hair style by saying =.....>
a. You look terrific. b. You look strange indeed!
c. What have you done now? d. It really fits your head.
Answer a. You look terrific. v? ? 7 K
91. When you check your bill at the restaurant, you find you have been overcharged. You say to
The waitress, =.....>
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a. I want a new bill. b. You are cheating me.

c. There is too much to pay. d. I think there has been a mistake.
Answer d. I think there has been a mistake. Q ? Q?WK ? K
92. You want your friend to receive your urgent letter as soon as possible. You are not sure about the
Price so you ask the clerk at the post office, =.....>
a. When can you take it to him?
b. Are you sure that may friend will receive it soon?
c. How much does it cost to send it express?
d. Do I have to put a return address on the envelope?
Answer c. How much does it cost to send it express? R k ?
93. Your sister tells you the same joke for the third time. You say to your father, =....>
a. ThreeEs crowd. b. Here we go again.
c. One day at a time. d. Too good to be ture.
Answer b. Here we go again. K
3. Reading Comprehension
Direction : Read the following passages and then choose the best answer for each question.
Passage 1
Quite unlike the East, the western United States has almost no coastal plain, and the mountains a long
the Pacific coast drop right into the sea. This western country is also varied. It contains some of the highest
mountain in North America, a vast area of valleys, plateaus, and mountain ranges. Taken together, AmericaEs
mountainous West is a unique place-a land of impressive beauty, considerable environmental variety, and
great mineral wealth. It is hardly surprising that much of this western country was settled by adventurous
people in search of quick riches, of freedom from the customs and traditions of the crowded, long-settled East.
Its picturesque scenery and history have caused many Americans to see the West as a wild kine of place-a
view supported by novelists, artists, newspaper writers, and filmmakers who have painted the American West
in bright, complicated colors.
? f 7 (main idea) K kA B N [ 6 k N kA
N NR 7 w N K N d N BC W KN
7 OA7 [ 7 B N 6 @ 7 ?K KN ? vZ
M { K ? BC ? ? Q f KN Q 7 K K @
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94. The best title for this passage is .....

a. the history of the western United States.
b. the geography of the western United States.
c. the differences between the eastern and western Unites States.
d. AmericaEs mountains.
Answer b. main idea W?kA K\vN B N [ k N A
7k 7 ? b. @ A K @W ?
95. According to the passage, what is the distinctive characteristic of the landscape of the western United
States?
a. Its vastness b. Its variety
c. Its coastlines d. Its wilderness
Answer b. k N K K BN [ { @ 7 ?
7 OA7 N R? B NP 7 2 7 =This western country is also
varied.> KNB NP 7 3 =It contains some of the highest mountain in North America, a vast area of
valleys, plateaus, and mountain rangers.> A R? BC b. N BC 7k 7 ? @
96. Which of the following is Not the characteristic of the people who settled in the western United States?
a. They were conservative. b. They liked adventures.
c. They were after wealth. d. They loved freedom.
Answer a. N d K a. They were conservative NR W 6 W N
k N N BC Q Q f BC Q 7 BC KN
N OA7 W R? B NP 7K R =.. much of this western country was settled by adventurous
people in search of quick riches, or freedom from the customs and traditions of the crowded, ..>
KA BC a. @
97. Which of the following is not a description of the western United States?
a. mountainous b. picturesque scenery
c. lack of natural resources d. interesting history
Answer c. k N N [ Z 7 ? KNB N
BC 7 6 OA7 7K @ 6 a., b. KN d. c. R 6 BC K kA
k N 6 K c. BC 7? 7 ? @
98. The =view> refers to the idea that ....
a. the West is picturesque
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b. the people who settled in the West are adventurous

c. AmericaEs West is a unique place
d. the West is a wild kind of place
Answer d. R? [W Z =view> N kA 7K @K 7 6
B NP ? 7 =.many Americans to see the West as a wild kind of place ..>
KA BC d. @
Passage 2
The continual growth of psychology as a scientific discipline makes in hard to define. A century ago
psychology was characterized as =the study of the mind> the normal, adult, European, human mind. Each of
these limiting adjectives has eventually been discarded- psychologists have begun to investigate abnormal as
well as normal individuals, children as well as adults, people of others. The study of the individual has also
been extended by the study of groups and societies.
? f 7 (main idea) W?kA f 7 [ Z A7
OA7 k BC [ Z ? [ Z KNd 7 N M KAOA@ 6 R?
[A\ W zW N 7 6 OA7 N ? { 6 N N K R?[A\ 7KAOA@ A@ RB
@ zW N KkA N?
99. Why does the author consider psychology difficult to define?
a. It is a constantly changing field. b. It encompasses many ideas.
c. It deals with an intangible subject. d. It is a relatively new field of study.
Answer a. N [A\ W N BC [A\ 7 6
BC M RB KN K KA BC W [\ 6 K N BC a. OA7 kA
BK7 BK K KAOA@ 7 W A6 BC 7 BK7 BK
KAOA@ A R? K @ @
100. A century ago, psychology was characterized by its.....

a. scientific basis b. narrow choice of subjects
c. wide-ranging research d. emphasis on experimentation
Answer b. 6 N[A\ W 7 6 @ ?
=the study of the mind> A BC K\vN 7 @ K 7 N A BC b. 7 Nk 7 ?
101. Psychology today is defined as the study of ...
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a. behavior b. mind over matter

c. the human mind d. abnormalities
Answer a. W N 6 Bw N [A\ kA 7 W \ Z B N RB?
K\vN { k OA7 kA K 7 { b., c. KN d. d BC
A7 6 a. @ A K a. BC 7 k 7 ?
102. Which of the following does NOT apply to psychology today?
a. It includes animal behavior. b. It is used to study children.
c. It deals with abnormal traits. d. It studies groups instead of individuals.
Answer d. W 6 K 7 6 Bw R? [A\
@ zW N K kA N? OA7 B NP ? 7 =The study of the individual had also
been extended by the study of groups and societies> A W v d. NR 7 7 k
A K d. BC 7 N 7 ? @
103. What is the main subject of the passage?
a. The historical basis for psychology b. Changes in the discipline of psychology
c. The potential for psychology in the future d. Errors of past psychologists
Answer b. W 7 @ NK kA 7 N? B NP
7 =The continual growth of psychology as a scientific discipline ....> OA7 N K
b. 7 ? A K @ @
Passage 3
The king was ; his cheek was red.
And his eye was clear and bright.
He ate and drank with a kindly zest
And peacefully snored at night.
But he said he was sick, and a king should know ;
And doctors came by the score.
They failed to cure him, he cut off their heads,
And sent to the school for more.
? f 7 (main idea) BC W MZ 7W?kA W N 7 K B W7 N
R R?B BC R WN Z B ? d 6 KN k R?
kA WQ d BC RB? ? OA7 7 \ AQ? W NW N ZR BC NR K
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104. The king in the poem.....

a. had a strange disease b. had a funny-shaped head
c. imagined that he was ill d. suffered from overeating
Answer c. WN K B W N? 4 ?d K 6 K BC c.
@
105. The doctors who came ......
a. were not well trained b. had not seen this disease before
c. were not interested in curing the king d. could find nothing wrong with the king
Answer d. K 7W N K B 7 \ 6 W N R R? BC NR K
6 K BC d. @
106. We can expand the expression =a king should know> (line 5) by adding...
a. what is wrong with him b. whether he is sick
c. how he can be cured d. what he says
Answer b. WN K B W7 N d B BC R ? @ =a king
should know> d kA 7W N d B BC R 6 K N BC
b. @
107. The word =zest> (line 3) means.....
a. enjoyment b. intelligent
c. quality d. taste
Answer a. 7WN K B P? 7 d W N Z k 7 N R?
? @ =Zest> N 6 7? A N 7 K a. enjoyment OA7 kA
KA BC a. @
108. From the poem, understand that this kind was ......
a. lazy b. intelligent
c. sensible d. unreasonable
Answer d. WN K B W7 N d B BC R N @
? K BC 7 7R N R QK 6 K A BC d. unreasonable OA7 kA
R QK A K d. @
Passage 4
Seaweeds, or algae, do not have roots like higher land plant. Some of them attach themselves to
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stationary objects such as rocks or piers by the suction of organs called holdfasts. This keeps from being swept
out to open sea or washed ashore. Other free-floating algae, such as Sargasso weed or giant brown kelp, live
in colonies and travel with the currents and tides.
? f 7 (main idea) W?kA N K W W N K W d? N

W ? 7R N6 N A? ? 7 6? 7 A7 W7 B
k NK W RB 7 7 { W N BC K { d
109. Which of the following would be the best title for the passage?
a. Seaweeds and Land Plants b. Composition of Seaweeds
c. The Rootless Seaweeds d. Suction and the Seaweeds
Answer c. 7 7 W?kA N K OA7 BC W W 7R N [ N ?
7 7 { 6 K N BC c. @ 7k 7 ?
110. Another general name for seaweeds is .....
a. suction weeds b. Sargasso plants
c. kelp d. algae
Answer d. NK @ N W W N K W d? ? 6
7 =Seaweeds or algae ..> 6 K N BC d. @
111. Many seaweeds attach themselves to objects in order to .......
a. remain in one place b. suck food from the water
c. wash themselves d. form large groups
Answer a. W 7 N K N N ? 7 6? 7 A7 R W7 7 N6
R K7 7RBR 6 7 ? P? 7N @ N 6 B NP 7 2 =... top
stationary objects...> A 6 K a. @
112. According to the passage, which of the following is true of tree-floating algae?
a. They are extremely large. b. They move with the water.
c. They are frequent near rocks and piers. d. They resemble higher land plants.
Answer b. W N KW d? NK RB 7 { W Sargasso weed OA7
NK RB N @ P? ? B NP ? 7K R =...and travel with the currents and
tides.> 6 K N BC b. @
Passage 5
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Anteaters are solitary animals, and when two are seen together it is most likely that they are mother and
child. Anteaters feed almost exclusively on termites, ants and soft-bodied grubs. These types of insects build
very tough nests, and the anteater must use its sharp front claws to tears holes in them. Once this is done it
pushes its muzzle in and probes the cavities of the nest with its eight-to ten-inch tongue. When the food is
located, the anteater entraps it with its sticky saliva, making sure the nest is wiped clean.
? f 7 (main idea) W?kA ?OA7 BC ZP?? ?7 7 7
kA BC K BK ? N 6 6 ? N6 @ K
{6 7
113. Anteaters are usually found......
a. in packs b. alone
c. in pairs d. at night
Answer b. ?N K W P? B NP =Anteaters are solitary
animals, ....> 6 K N BC b. @ =in packs> kA BC K
114. An anteaterEs typical meal would probably consist of ....
a. insects b. nuts
c. fruits d. leaves
Answer a. W N BC W K BK ? ? 6 B NP 7 2 7
=Anteaters feed almost exclusively on termites, ants ...> A 6 K a. @
115. To gain access to their food, anteaters first use their......
a. teeth b. front claws
c. back claws d. muzzles
Answer b R?6 f6 7 ? @ N6 ?6
7 =. and the anteater must use its sharp front claws to tear holes in them. A 6 K b. N
BC 7? 7 ? @
116. Anteaters trap their food with their......

a. claw b. Teeth
c. salive d. muzzles
Answer c. ? 7 ? N6 @ K P? ?
7 =..., the anteater entraps it with is sticky saliva, ...> A 6 K c. @ 7 BC
7k 7 ?
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117. According to the passage, anteaters use their tongues to ....

a. locate and pick up insect nests b. fight off enemies
c. lick their babies d. search the inside of insect nests
Answer d. ? N6 K@ K { 7 6 ? P? ? B NP 7 =One
this is done it pushes it pushes its muzzle in and probes the cavities of the nest with its eight-go ten-inch
tongue.> 6 K A BC b. @ 7 Nk 7 ?
118. According to the passage, which of the following is true about the feeding habits of anteaters?
a. They have a limited diet. b. They wash after they eat.
c. They always eat with their children. d. They bring their food back to their nests.
Answer a. W W 6 ? N BC B N
@ BK ? KN 7 { 7 B KN @ W Nk 7 76 f KN
@ R R? B NP 7 =Anteaters feed almost exclusively on termites, ants,
and soft-bodied grubs.> 6 K A BC a. @ They have a limited diet. N BC 7
k 7 ?W ?
119. According to the passage, certain standards must be established for infants to determine...
a. their weight at birth b. proper childrearing method
c. their rates of growth d. the existence of any abnormalities
Answer d. BC 7 OA7 N ? BC vZ ?d R?d
K\vN 7Q?B 7 ?d KN K\vNQ?B 6 f P
7R f P A@ K BC N N K A7 6 ?d R kW RB BC
B R? OA7 R? 7 =..., but individual babies will vary somewhat from the average.>
6 K A BC d. @ 7 N 7 ?
120. According to the passage, the average standard weight for a newborn baby is ..
a. six pounds b. seven pounds
c. eight pounds d. nine pounds
Answer b. @ zK7 ?d BC 7 B ?Z P? 7 =To state than
an average infantEs birth weight should be seven pounds, ..> 6 K BC b. P? A
K @ @
121. It can be inferred from the passage that a baby whose weight differs significantly from the average
should be.....
a. fed solid foods at an early age. b. watched carefully for possible problems.
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c. kept in the hospital a few weeks. d. isolated from other babies.

Answer b. ?d 7 @ RB vZ zK7 f N
6K ? ?Bwf NR A@ ? 7W N ? 6 6 K\vN @R?
7 Extreme variations are significant.> 6 K N BC b. @
122. According to the passage, the most important factor in evaluating a babyEs health is that it...
a. maintains the same size during a given period.
b. weight between six and nine pounds at birth.
c. is examined by established methods.
d. shows a regular growth pattern.
Answer d. ZB N 7 f6 B N ?d 6 7 Wd f P
P? B 7 R? 7 KN A7 N? B NP 7 =More important than size and
growth at any particular period is a constant and steady progress evaluated by various established
criteria.> 6 K BC d. @
Passage 7
The most conspicuous topographical feature of the Atlantic is the mid-ocean ridge, a huge submerged
mountain range surpassing in area the Alps an the Himalayas combined. It runs down the middle of the ocean
from Iceland in the north to a small island one thousand eight hundred meters off the coast of Antarctica on the
south. The crest of the ridge marks the approximate middle of the Atlantic, and, with the exception of isolated
areas near Iceland and near the Azores, the ocean floor at he crest has a mean depth of two thousand five
hundred meters, The floor deepens gradually and systematically with increasing distance from the crest,
reaching a maximum depth of between five thousand and six thousand meters before rising abruptly at the
continental shelves.
? f 7 (main idea) W?kA K\vN ? BN [k
K K KB KN K kA N? KA6 N? B K
123. According to the passage, what is the most outstanding feature of the mid-ocean ridge?
a. Its effect on ocean depth b. Its abrupt rise
c. Its size d. Its irregularity
Answer c. K\vN ? 6 f K N BC 7 ? OA7
B NP =..the Atlantic is the mid-ocean ridge, a huge submerged mountain range surpassing in
area...> 6 K N BC c. @
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124. In relation to the Alps and the Himalayas, the mid-ocean ridge is..
a. more regular b. higher
c. less impressive d. large
Answer d. 7 B N KB KN K K N6 f
OA7 ? =..a huge submerged mountain range..> A R? BC d. @
125. According to the passage, the depth of the Atlantic ocean near the Azores is ..
a. impossible by the measure b. affected by the continental shelf
c. about the same as that near Iceland d. different from that along other parts of the
crest
Answer d. KA K 7 6K N Azores d NR
7 BC ? K OA7 ? 7 =.., the ocean floor at the crest has a mean
depth of two thousand five hundred meters. The floor deepens gradually and systematically with
increasing distance from the crest, ...> K A BC d. @
126. Generally, how many meters depth is the water over the mid-ocean ridge?
a. 1,800 b. 2,500
c. 5,000 d. 6,000
Answer b. N? KA @ NK K NB N v
2,500 P? ? 7 =..., the ocean floor at the crest has a mean depth of two thousand five
hundred meters.> 6 K N BC b. @
127. According to the passage, how does the depth of the ocean change as the distance from the mid-ocean
ridge becomes greater?
a. It increases slowly. b. It decreases gradually.
c. It varies irregularly. d. It stays about the same.
Answer a. K\vN KA N BK7 BK 6 N W7 N? RK
K A@ 7 { 6 K\vN 7 BC RB P? ? 7 =The
floor depends gradually and systematically with increasing distance form the crest, .> 6 K A
BC a. @
128. The deepest parts of the Atlantic are located near...
a. the middle of the ocean b. Antarctica
c. The continental shelves d. the crest of the ridge
Answer c. 7KA 7 ? K N @ 6K w B P? ?
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? 7 =..., reaching a maximum depth of between five thousand and six thousand meters
before rising abruptly at the continental shelves.> 6 K BC c. @
Passage 8
Although the three currents which have been discussed so for in twentieth-century painting may be
found in sculpture as well as, the parallelism should not be overstressed. Whereas painting has been richer and
more adventurous, its leadership as an art form has not remained unchallenged, and sculpture has been
followed different paths.
? f 7 (main idea) W?kA N ? @ 3 B N 7 W ?6
[ \ 7 20 7 B 6 K\vN BC 7 ? N K OA7 N K\vN zW N
129. The paragraph that preceded the passage most probably deal with..
a. movements in modern painting b. nineteenth-century art
c. the development of painting techniques d. current approaches to art history
Answer a. ? @ N BC 7 Painting W ?6 [ \ 7 20 OA7 BC
6 OA7 ? B NP 7 =... In twentieth-century painting may be found...> 6
K N BC a. @
130. According to the paragraph, sculpture and painting are similar because they/////
a. are similarly stressful occupations
b. have had many of the same leaders
c. make similar use of parallel lines
d. show comparable types of development
Answer d. W N K KN W ? N W N B W R
7 W ?6 [ \ 7 20 d NW 6 K\vN 7 BC N K6 W { R? ? P?
? B NP 7 =.painting may be found in sculpture as well,..> 6 K A
BC d. @
131. According to the passage, painters have led other artists in ...
a. glorifying the past b. exploring new ideas
c. earning a lot of money d. enjoying adventurous lives
Answer b. ? W N k [KBN6 K\vN { R? W7 6 BC ?
6 W7 A@ N? 7 =Whereas painting has been richer and more
adventurous,..> 6 K N BC b. @
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132. According to the passage, why are the similarities between painting and sculpture of limited
importance?
a. The inspiration for painting rarely comes from sculpture.
b. Painters are frequently very critical of sculptors.
c. SculptorEs working methods are basically different from those of painters.
d. Trends in sculpture often develop independently of trends in painting.
Answer d. N W ? KN N K N f 7 ? d W N @
? W KN N K N P 7 BC N @ N BC zW NK RB
A 6 ?6 fK?K ? 7 =.. Its leadership as an art form has not
remained unchallenged, and sculpture has often followed different paths.> 6 K N BC d.
@
Passage 9
A long-standing reticence, perhaps born of a national abhorrence of monarchies and kinds, kept faces
and portraits of United States coins as a regular practice until 1909, the centennial of Abraham LincolnEs birth.
The Lincoln penny was the first coin to carry a portrait. Congress passed the enabling act, but at the
same times stood by an earlier law, stipulation that every United States coin must bear a symbol of liberty.
With the issue of the Lincoln penny . Congress and the federal mint realized that great men like Lincoln and
Washington would not be treated as deities but as paragons of freedom and liberty.
Washington was not honored with a coin until the bicentennial of his birth when his portrait was put on
the quarter. OthersE roles in representing patriotic virtues were more quickly acknowledged : the Roosevelt
dime was issued in 1946, a year after the death of four-tern President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the Kennedy
half-dollar was minted in 1964, less than a year after the youngest president in United States history was
assassinated. The Eisenhower silver dollar arrived in 1970, a decade after the former supreme Allied
commander and President left office.
? f 7 (main idea) W?kA W ? B NM M ? 7B L6 f
B W B NM M ? Abraham Lincoln P? 7 RB N 6 fK\vZ
W OA7 kA B NM M ? Washington ? W K N kA 7 ?
6 d vM 6 ?
133. What is the main topic of the passage?
a. A national dislike of kings
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b. Congressional legislation to create new coins

c. The use of Lincoln as a symbol of liberty
d. Presidential portraits on United States coins
Answer d. B NP Paragraph N BC main idea @ OA7 R? NW?kA
=Portraits> KN =coins> 7 BC > 6 K N BC d. @ BC 7k
7 ?
134. According to an early law, what must appear on each United States coin?
a. A famous American b. An emblem of liberty
c. An official monument d. A symbolic animal
Answer b. k @ BC k details OA7 N 6 Paragraph 7 2 B NP 7 2 6
K BC b. @ W N 7 =.., but at the same times stood by an earlier law,
stipulation that every United States coin must bear a symbol of liberty.> A b. 7
135. The word =mint> refers to ...
a. workers who produce a type of candy
b. an abundant amount of money
c. the institution in charge of the manufacture of money
d. an aromatic plant
Answer c. W ? vZR? =mint> N W?kA 7 W N @N
=penny, coin> R d K kA Congress KN W MZ 7
N QK f 7 B B NM M ? A 6 @N kA k 7QK
OA7 =P \ B Z> 6 K N BC c. 7 N BC 7k
7 ?
136. In what year was the Kennedy half-dollar issued?
a. 1909 b. 1946
c. 1964 d. 1970
Answer c. B 7 =the Kennedy half-dollar issued> N BC B 1964 A 6 R?
K BC c. @
137. The Lincoln penny was issued to mark the anniversary of LincolnEs ...
a. birth b. marriage
c. election d. death
Answer a. f Penny Lincoln N kA 6 fK\vZ BC ?
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OA7 B NP Paragraph 6 ? N d =...Until 1909, the centennial of

Abraham LincolnEs birth> 6 K N BC a. @
138. How much time passed between EisenhowerEs departure from office and the issuing of a coin in his
honor?
a. Slightly less than a year b. Slightly more than a year
c. About ten years d. About one hundred years
Answer c. f 7QK W7 6 WK Eisenhower N BC QK d 7 v
?6 BC Q f W M ?6 @ R? N 6 K 7Q RBkA 10 B
A N f @ ? A@ OA7 d B NP ? 7 =The Eisenhower silver dollar arrived in 1970,
a decade after the former supreme Allied commander and President left office? A R? K c.
BC 7? 7 ? @

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c. to like d. that likes

Answer d. 6 =the ones> =the others> W7 A7 W A7 BC R

= the> OA7 BC = the last greatness> ( 76 f @ ? )

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This means that John . ...

d. The girl, though quite strong, didnEt break the box.

29. Edward was frozen out of the business by competition.

K kA 7 M KN A N BK = R d>W N 6 =out of>

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32. a. alive b. living

36. a. collected b. is collected

37. a. exchange b. changes

48. Daisies ..... in the meadows in the country.

c. Just some water, please. d. Can I get you some water?

a. For another three weeks. b. for the last three weeks.

a. Keep b. Put down

a. I want a new bill. b. You are cheating me.

94. The best title for this passage is .....

b. the people who settled in the West are adventurous

100. A century ago, psychology was characterized by its.....

a. behavior b. mind over matter

104. The king in the poem.....

? f 7 (main idea) W?kA N K W W N K W d? N

116. Anteaters trap their food with their......

117. According to the passage, anteaters use their tongues to ....

c. kept in the hospital a few weeks. d. isolated from other babies.

b. Congressional legislation to create new coins

OA7 B NP Paragraph 6 ? N d =...Until 1909, the centennial of

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