BASIC PART

PRACTICE TEST 07
I. PHONETICS
(1-6). Choose the word whose underlned !"rt !ronoun#ed d$$erentl% $ro& th"t o$ the others'
1. A. computer B. situation C. telephone D. teacher
2. A. look B. good C. school D. foot
3. A. pleased B. smoked C. stopped D. missed
4. A. pipe B. sight C. mineral D. pilot
5. A. flood B. typhoon C. food D. tool
6. A. option B. uestion C. pollution D. collection
(7-10). Choose the word whose &"n stress !"ttern s not the s"&e "s th"t o$ the others.
!. A. disappointed B. compulsory C. economic D. interacti"e
#. A. de"ice B. purpose C. $e%site D. access
&. A. meteor B. "olcano C. typhoon D. parade
1'. A. descri%e B. distinguish C. destroy D. decorate
II. (RA))AR AN* +OCA,-.AR/
(11-00). Choose the word or !hr"se th"t 1est $ts the 1l"n2 s!"#e n e"#h senten#e)
11. *earing uniforms helps poor students feel eual++..others.
A. up B. on C. off D. to
12. ,ost children are fond+++fairy tales.
A. in B. of C. at D. $ith
13. -he kids are $atching cartoons+++..the Disney Channel.
A. on B. in C. of D. from
14. ++++you change your mind. / $on0t %e a%le to help you.
A. /f only B. Because C. 1nless D. Although
15. Can you tell me $hen++..is2 3 /t0s on the third 4unday in 5une.
A. ,other0s Day B. 6ather0s Day C. -eacher0s Day D. -hanksgi"ing Day
16. /f / ha"e any more ne$s. you0ll %e the first+++..
A. kno$ B. to kno$ C. kno$ing D. $ho $ill kno$
1!. /0ll ha"e my hair+++this afternoon.
A. to cut B. cutting C. cuts D. cut
1#. 7ou don0t kno$ $here 4arah is. +++2
A. do you B. don0t you C. is she D. isn0t she
1&. -he story $as so funny that / couldn0t help+++..$hen / read it.
A. laugh B. to laugh C. laughing D. my laugh
2'. *e often gi"e him++.+%y e8mail.
A. a good information
B. some good informations
C. some good information
D. many piece of information
21. 9e $ants to kno$ if there++..an :nglish test tomorro$.
A. is B. $as C. $ill %e D. $ould %e
22. *hat+++.in your spare time2 Do you ha"e any ho%%ies2
A. do you do B. are you doing C. ha"e you done D. $ill you do
23. /t $as so uiet that it seemed++..+the earth had stopped.
A. if B. only if C. as if D. unless
24. *hy don0t you do something $orth$hile $ith your time instead of ;ust+.++it.
A. spending B. $asting C. using D. passing
25. <*ell done. 7ou did great.= 3 <++++..=
A. /t0s nice of you to say so
B. >ot at all
C. /t0s ?@ no$
D. *ith all my heart
26. 4he0s eAtremely $ell8ualified++..the ;o%.
A. in B. %y C. for D. to
2!. 9e is "ery capa%le++..learning and understanding things.
A. $ith B. of C. at D. a%out
2#. But+++.the cigarette. please. / don0t like the smell of it.
A. out B. in C. up D. off
2&. ++....the $et $eather. the foot%all match $ent ahead.
A. Although B. ?$ing to C. Because of D. Despite
3'. ,any designers took+++.from Cietnamese0s ethnic minorities.
A. artificiality B. inspiration C. fashion D. information
31. 4he spoke uietly+++.no%ody else could hear a $ord.
A. %ecause B. although C. so that D. therefore
32. ,y pen friend.+++photos / sho$ed you. $ill come to see me neAt $eek.
A. her B. $hich C. $ho D. $hose
33. 9e lent me se"eral %ooks. %ut+..++of them $as interesting.
A. neither B. %oth C. none D. all
34. ,y father $ill ha"e a +++.holiday neAt month. *e0ll go to >ha -rang.
A. fi"e days B. fi"e8days C. fi"e8day D. fi"e day0s
35. >o$adays more and more people are shopping on the +++
A. tele"ision B. computer C. ne$spapers D. /nternet
36. 4he li"es in >e$ 7ork. %ut she +++.in *ashington D.C. right no$.
A. $orks B. $orked C. is $orking D. has $orked
3!. /t $as pleasant to meet ++++interesting people.
A. so B. such C. that D. too
3#. -he house $as+++..to li"e in. so $e mo"ed to a %igger one.
A. small enough for us B. too small for us C. enough small for us D. so small to us
3&. / told you+++..the computer. didn0t /2
A. don0t s$itch off B. not s$itch off C. not to s$itch off D. not to s$itch
4'. <Can / help you2= <+++=
A. /0m sorry you can0t.
B. >o. it0s all right. / can manage.
C. >ot for me. -hank you.
D. /0d rather you couldn0t.
(01-30) Choose the underlned word or !hr"se th"t needs #orre#tn4)
41. -he film $as so %ored that / felt asleep in the middle.
A B C D
42. 4chool children in the same grade are usually the same old as their classmates.
A B C D
43. -he ad"ertising agency $hich has had the highest sales $orld$idely is Dentsu /nc.
A B C D
44. /t is high time that the *ildlife Department addresses the pro%lem of animal o$nership.
A B C D
45. / can0t understand ho$ something $eighs t$o hundred tons can fly.
A B C D
46. 4ome artists ha"e fe$ or no formal art training.
A B C D
4!. All employees are reuired to $ear their identification %adges in $ork.
A B C D
4#. / suggest that he $ill go to the doctor as soon as he returns from school.
A B C D
4&. ?Aygen plays an important role in maintaining li"e.
A B C D
5'. *hen Deorge returned to his house. he $as reading a %ook.
A B C D
(31-60). -se the #orre#t $or& o$ the word 45en n e"#h senten#e)
51. ,any scientists do not %elie"e in the++++++++++++of 16?s. (:E/4-F
52. Although they are "ery rich. they are li"ing++++++++..++ . (9ABB7F
53. 6luoride+++++++++++...your teeth. thus pre"enting tooth decay. (4-G?>DF
54. ?nly the "ery+++++++++++.+could afford to tra"el o"erseas. (*:AH-9F
55. 4he gained international+++++++++..++as a tennis player. (6A,?14F
56. 7ou can not $ork all the time. 7ou need some rest and++++++++++..+.. (G:HAEF
5!. -he kids $ere++++++++++++a%out the holiday. (:EC/-:F
5#. 4he is so %usy $ith+++++++++++acti"ities that she has no time for entertainment. (4?C/:-7F
5&. ,any ri"ers ha"e %een found+++++++++....+...$ith filthy $aste from factories. (B?HH1-:F
6'. A helmet affords the cyclist some degree of++++++++++++++..against in;ury. (BG?-:C-F
III. REA*IN(
(61-66). Choose the word or !hr"se th"t 1est $ts the 1l"n2 s!"#e n the $ollown4 !"ss"4e)
A%out t$enty per cent of the $orld0s present (61F III already comes from the sun in one form or another.
4pecial de"ices ha"e already %een made a"aila%le to put on the roof of houses and flats to (62F III the sun0s rays
and thus heat $ater. -housands of these de"ices are no$ %eing used to pro"ide (63F III in homes throughout the
1nited 4tates $hile more than a million solar $ater8heating units ha"e already %een (64F III in homes in 5apan.
?ther purposes for (65F III solar energy is at present %eing used include the separation of salt (66F III sea$ater.
irrigation and se$age disposal.
6or most people in de"eloping countries. the (6!F III is not for air conditioners or central heating (6#F IIII
for cheap $ays of cooking food. drying crops and lighting homes.
61. A. electricity B. energy C. resources D. materials
62. A. collect B. gi"e C. make D. produce
63. A. fuel B. source C. po$er D. gas
64. A. supplied B. completed C. stored D. placed
65. A. that B. $hich C. it D. this
66. A. from B. to C. of D. $ith
6!. A. supply B. necessity C. need D. lack
6#. A. and B. or C. then D. %ut
(67-76). Choose the word or !hr"se th"t 1est $ts the 1l"n2 s!"#e n the $ollown4 !"ss"4e)
?ne of the (6&F IIII things that can happen on our earth is an earthuake. *hen earthuakes happen near
large cities. many people may %e killed and many %uildings are (!'F IIII do$n. 6ire may start and do more
damage than the uake (!1F IIII.
:arthuake comes (!2F IIII a shaking of the rocks under the surface of the earth. 6orces $ithin the earth
push against the rocks (!3F III they %reak. 4ometimes. the earth a%o"e the %reak $ill split open.
*e cannot tell eAactly (!4F IIII an earthuake is coming. %ut $e can kno$ places on the earth $here they
happen most often. ,uch (!5F III is stopped %y %uilding stronger %uildings in these places.
As many as a million earthuakes may happen in a year. %ut most of them do no damage (!6F III they
happen under the sea.
6&. A. %ad B. %adly C. $orse D. $orst
!'. A. cut B. knocked C. pulled D. gone
!1. A. himself B. themsel"es C. itself D. herself
!2. A. do$n B. in C. to D. from
!3. A. until B. as C. though D. since
!4. A. $here B. $hen C. $hich D. $hy
!5. A. disaster B. in;ury C. damage D. destroy
!6. A. %ecause B. although C. in case D. if
(77-61). Re"d the !"ss"4e 1elow "nd then de#ded whether the st"te&ents th"t $ollow "re True or 8"lse.
Nhi is holidaying in Australia. This is part of a letter which she wrote to her parents.
/0m really en;oying my holiday in Australia. Hast 4unday / "isited a marine park called 4ea *orld. $hich is at
4urfers Baradise near Bris%ane. /t0s Australia0s largest marine park and / had a $onderful day there.
-he first thing / sa$ $as the ?ceanarium. $hich is a place $here you can $atch all sorts of sea fish and
animals under$ater. -here $ere huge turtles. sharks and %eautiful tropical sea fish. -he most eAciting thing $as
$atching a man feeding the sharks. -hen / $atched the performing animals. -he sho$ $as in a %ig outdoor
s$imming pool. -here $ere killer $hales. and sea lions. and they did all sorts of fantastic things in the $ater.
?ne of the girls in the sho$ rode around the pool on the %ack of a killer $hale. and another girl rode under
$ater on the %ack of a %ig turtle. After the sho$. / had lunch. -here $ere se"eral %ig restaurants in the park and /
had lunch in a restaurant that $as shaped like a ship. -hen / $atched a $onderful $ater8ski sho$ $hich $as held
on the lake.
-here $ere lots of other things to do at the park. -here $as lake cruising. a train ride. a %ig $ater slide.
s$imming pools. and an incredi%le roller8coaster called the Corkscre$J 3 %ecause it goes through three loops
upside do$n. But / $ish / had gone on the roller8coaster ride %efore lunch rather than after it.
/0m sending you some postcards to sho$ you ho$ great it $as.
!!. >hi $atched a man feeding sharks in an outdoors s$imming pool.
!#. >hi spent all the morning at 4ea *orld Bark.
!&. @iller $hales and sea lions $ere stars of the sho$ >hi $atched.
#'. After lunch >hi $atched the $ater8ski sho$.
#1. >hi didn0t ha"e enough time to ride on the roller8coaster.
(69-66).Re"d the $ollown4 !"ss"4e "nd #hoose the 1est "nswer $or e"#h :ueston.
Beople $ho tra"el freuently on %usiness or for pleasure often suffer some form of health pro%lem. yet o"er half
of these pro%lems can easily %e pre"ented. -he most common ailment. a headache. can %e a"oided %y taking
along an ample supply of aspirin or other pain relie"er. Another common "$$l#ton is motion sickness caused %y
constant mo"ement of a "ehicle. Dinger capsules. sold in most health8food stores. ha"e %een found effecti"e as a
remedy. ?ther familiar pro%lems include sun%urn. $hich can %e pre"ented %y using an effecti"e sunscreen. and
insect %ites. $hich can %e controlled $ith use of a repellent spray or ointment. 6or e"eryday cuts and scratches. a
first8aid kit containing %andages and antiseptic cream is recommended.
#2. *hat is the %est title for this passage2
A. 6reuent -ra"ellers
B. A"oiding -ra"el Ailments
C. Common 9ealth Bro%lems
D. -ra"elling for Business or Bleasure
#3. According to the passage. tra"ellers are most commonly %othered %y.............
A. sun%urn B. motion sickness C. insect %ites D. headaches
#4. /n line 3. the $ord <"$$l#ton= can %est %e replaced %y...............
A. result B. eAperience C. ailment D. supply
#5. According to the passage. $hat can %e used to remedy motion sickness2
A. A mo"ing "ehicle B. Bain8killers C. Dinger capsules D. first8aid kit
#6. *hich of the follo$ing is >?- mentioned in the passage as a solution to a health pro%lem2
A. 4unscreen B. Cold cream C. Gepellent spray D. Aspirin
I+. ;RITIN(
(67-79). Choose the senten#e (A< ,< C or *) th"t s "l&ost the s"&e n &e"nn4 "s the senten#e 45en.
67. ;e !l"%ed too well to 1e worred 1% our de$e"t.
A. Although $e didn0t play $ell. $e $on the match.
C. *e played uite $ell %ut lost the match.
B. *e didn0t play $ell so $e lost the match.
D. *e played $ell and $on the match.
66. =Th"t l1r"r% 1oo2 &ust 1e returned wthn one wee2.>
A. -he %ook $as %rought %ack last $eek
C. -he %ook has already %een %orro$ed for a $eek.
B. -he %ook should ha"e %een returned a $eek ago.
D. -he %ook can0t %e kept longer than a $eek.
67. In the #l"ss o$ twent%-$5e< ?e"nne s the thrd 1est student.
A. >o other student is as smart as 5eanne.
C. -$o students are smarter than 5eanne.
B. -he class has only three smart students.
D. 5eanne is not as smart as most of the other students.
70. ;e@5e ne5er seen " !retter $lower ds!l"%.
A. -his flo$er display isn0t as pretty as those $e0"e seen.
B. -his is the prettiest flo$er display $e0"e e"er seen.
C. -his flo$er display is prettier than some $e0"e e"er seen.
D. -his is one of the prettiest flo$er displays $e0"e e"er seen.
71. I don@t h"5e " &"!< so I #"n@t show %ou the w"%.
A. 1nless you gi"e me a map. / $on0t sho$ you the $ay.
B. / $ould ha"e a map if / sho$ed you the $ay.
C. / $ould sho$ you the $ay if / had a map.
D. 1nless you ha"e a map. / can sho$ you the $ay.
79. ?ohn h"d 1etter 4o 1e$ore t 4ets d"r2.
A. /t0s getting dark no$. and 5ohn should go.
B. 5ohn must left right a$ay %ecause it gets dark.
C. 5ohn should go $hile it0s still daylight.
D. /t0s %etter for 5ohn to lea"e in darkness.
(7A-76). Rewrte the senten#es so th"t the% "re ne"rest n &e"nn4 to the senten#e !rnted 1e$ore the&'
&3. -he last time / sa$ my uncle $as in 1&&&.
/++++++++++..++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.+..
&4. ,y car is going to %e checked neAt 4unday.
/0m+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.
&5. ,y sister prefers reading a %ook to $atching -C.
,y sister $ould rather+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
&6. -he test / did yesterday $as so difficult that / couldn0t finish it in an hour.
7esterday / did such +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++.
(77-100). ;rte #o&!lete senten#es usn4 su44ested words'
&!. *e really K en;oy K fire$orks K $hich K display K >e$ 7ear0s :"e K last year.
++++++++++..+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++....
&#. 4cientists K think K ho$ K use K rise K fall K tide K produce K electricity.
++++++++++..+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++....
&&. ,inh K $ish K can speak K :nglish K fluent K as K nati"e speaker.
++++++++++..+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++....
1''. *e K not see K ,artin K since K $e K lea"e K college.
++++++++++..+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++....
____ THE END____
BASIC PART
PRACTICE TEST 07 - BE/
I. PHONETICS
(1-6). Choose the word whose underlned !"rt !ronoun#ed d$$erentl% $ro& th"t o$ the others'
1. A. computer ,. stu"ton C. telephone D. teacher
2. A. look B. good C. s#hool D. foot
3. A. !le"sed B. smoked C. stopped D. missed
4. A. pipe B. sight C. &ner"l D. pilot
5. A. $lood B. typhoon C. food D. tool
6. A. option ,. :ueston C. pollution D. collection
(7-10). Choose the word whose &"n stress !"ttern s not the s"&e "s th"t o$ the others.
!. A. disappointed ,. #o&!ulsor% C. economic D. interacti"e
#. A. de5#e B. purpose C. $e%site D. access
&. A. &eteor B. "olcano C. typhoon D. parade
1'. A. descri%e B. distinguish C. destroy *. de#or"te
II. (RA))AR AN* +OCA,-.AR/
(11-00). Choose the word or !hr"se th"t 1est $ts the 1l"n2 s!"#e n e"#h senten#e)
11. *earing uniforms helps poor students feel eual++..others.
A. up B. on C. off *. to
12. ,ost children are fond+++fairy tales.
A. in ,. o$ C. at D. $ith
13. The kids are watching cartoons..the Disney Channel.
A. on B. in C. of D. from
14. ++++you change your mind. / $on0t %e a%le to help you.
A. /f only B. Because C. -nless D. Although
15. Can you tell me $hen++..is2 3 /t0s on the third 4unday in 5une.
A. ,other0s Day ,. 8"ther@s *"% C. -eacher0s Day D. -hanksgi"ing Day
16. /f / ha"e any more ne$s. you0ll %e the first+++..
A. kno$ ,. to 2now C. kno$ing D. $ho $ill kno$
1!. /0ll ha"e my hair+++this afternoon.
A. to cut B. cutting C. cuts *. #ut
18. You dont know where Sarah is, ?
A. do %ou B. don0t you C. is she D. isn0t she
1&. -he story $as so funny that / couldn0t help+++..$hen / read it.
A. laugh B. to laugh C. l"u4hn4 D. my laugh
2'. *e often gi"e him++.+%y e8mail.
A. a good information
B. some good informations
C. so&e 4ood n$or&"ton
D. many piece of information
21. 9e $ants to kno$ if there++..an :nglish test tomorro$.
A. is B. $as C. wll 1e D. $ould %e
. !hat.in your s"are ti#e? Do you ha$e any ho%%ies?
A. do %ou do B. are you doing C. ha"e you done D. $ill you do
23. /t $as so uiet that it seemed++..+the earth had stopped.
A. if B. only if C. "s $ D. unless
24. *hy don0t you do something $orth$hile $ith your time instead of ;ust+.++it.
A. spending ,. w"stn4 C. using D. passing
&. '!ell done. You did great.( ) '..(
A. It@s n#e o$ %ou to s"% so
B. >ot at all
C. /t0s ?@ no$
D. *ith all my heart
26. 4he0s eAtremely $ell8ualified++..the ;o%.
A. in B. %y C. $or D. to
2!. 9e is "ery capa%le++..learning and understanding things.
A. $ith ,. o$ C. at D. a%out
8. *ut.the cigarette, "lease. + dont like the s#ell o, it.
A. out B. in C. up D. off
2&. ++....the $et $eather. the foot%all match $ent ahead.
A. Although B. ?$ing to C. Because of *. *es!te
3'. ,any designers took+++.from Cietnamese0s ethnic minorities.
A. artificiality ,. ns!r"ton C. fashion D. information
31. 4he spoke uietly+++.no%ody else could hear a $ord.
A. %ecause B. although C. so th"t D. therefore
32. ,y pen friend.+++photos / sho$ed you. $ill come to see me neAt $eek.
A. her B. $hich C. $ho *. whose
33. 9e lent me se"eral %ooks. %ut+..++of them $as interesting.
A. neither B. %oth C. none D. all
34. ,y father $ill ha"e a +++.holiday neAt month. *e0ll go to >ha -rang.
A. fi"e days B. fi"e8days C. $5e-d"% D. fi"e day0s
35. >o$adays more and more people are shopping on the +++
A. tele"ision B. computer C. ne$spapers *. Internet
36. 4he li"es in >e$ 7ork. %ut she +++.in *ashington D.C. right no$.
A. $orks B. $orked C. s wor2n4 D. has $orked
3!. /t $as pleasant to meet ++++interesting people.
A. so ,. su#h C. that D. too
3#. -he house $as+++..to li"e in. so $e mo"ed to a %igger one.
A. small enough for us ,. too s&"ll $or us C. enough small for us D. so small to us
3&. / told you+++..the computer. didn0t /2
A. don0t s$itch off B. not s$itch off C. not to swt#h o$$ D. not to s$itch
4'. <Can / help you2= <+++=
A. /0m sorry you can0t.
,. No< t@s "ll r4ht. I #"n &"n"4e.
C. >ot for me. -hank you.
D. /0d rather you couldn0t.
(01-30) Choose the underlned word or !hr"se th"t needs #orre#tn4)
41. -he film $as so %ored that / felt asleep in the middle. 1orn4
A , C D
42. 4chool children in the same grade are usually the same old as their classmates. "4e
A B C D
43. -he ad"ertising agency $hich has had the highest sales $orld$idely is Dentsu /nc. worldwde
A B C *
44. /t is high time that the *ildlife Department addresses the pro%lem of animal o$nership. "ddressed
A , C D
45. / can0t understand ho$ something $eighs t$o hundred tons can fly. th"t we4hs C we4hn4
A , C D
46. 4ome artists ha"e fe$ or no formal art training. lttle
A B C D
4!. All employees are reuired to $ear their identification %adges in $ork. "t
A B C *
4#. / suggest that he $ill go to the doctor as soon as he returns from school. (should) 4o
A , C D
4&. ?Aygen plays an important role in maintaining li"e. l$e
A B C *
5'. *hen Deorge returned to his house. he $as reading a %ook. re"d
A B C *
(31-60). -se the #orre#t $or& o$ the word 45en n e"#h senten#e)
51. ,any scientists do not %elie"e in the eDsten#e of 16?s. (:E/4-F
52. Although they are "ery rich. they are li"ing unh"!!l%. (9ABB7F
53. 6luoride stren4thens your teeth. thus pre"enting tooth decay. (4-G?>DF
54. ?nly the "ery we"lth% could afford to tra"el o"erseas. (*:AH-9F
55. 4he gained international $"&e as a tennis player. (6A,?14F
56. 7ou can not $ork all the time. 7ou need some rest and rel"D"ton (G:HAEF
5!. -he kids $ere eD#ted a%out the holiday. (:EC/-:F
5#. 4he is so %usy $ith so#"l acti"ities that she has no time for entertainment. (4?C/:-7F
5&. ,any ri"ers ha"e %een found !olluted $ith filthy $aste from factories. (B?HH1-:F
6'. A helmet affords the cyclist some degree of !rote#ton against in;ury. (BG?-:C-F
III. REA*IN(
(61-66). Choose the word or !hr"se th"t 1est $ts the 1l"n2 s!"#e n the $ollown4 !"ss"4e)
A%out t$enty per cent of the $orld0s present (61F III already comes from the sun in one form or another.
4pecial de"ices ha"e already %een made a"aila%le to put on the roof of houses and flats to (62F III the sun0s rays
and thus heat $ater. -housands of these de"ices are no$ %eing used to pro"ide (63F III in homes throughout the
1nited 4tates $hile more than a million solar $ater8heating units ha"e already %een (64F III in homes in 5apan.
?ther purposes for (65F III solar energy is at present %eing used include the separation of salt (66F III sea$ater.
irrigation and se$age disposal.
6or most people in de"eloping countries. the (6!F III is not for air conditioners or central heating (6#F IIII
for cheap $ays of cooking food. drying crops and lighting homes.
61. A. electricity ,. ener4% C. resources D. materials
62. A. #olle#t B. gi"e C. make D. produce
63. A. fuel B. source C. !ower D. gas
64. A. supplied B. completed C. stored *. !l"#ed
65. A. that ,. wh#h C. it D. this
66. A. $ro& B. to C. of D. $ith
6!. A. supply B. necessity C. need D. lack
6#. A. and B. or C. then *. 1ut
(67-76). Choose the word or !hr"se th"t 1est $ts the 1l"n2 s!"#e n the $ollown4 !"ss"4e)
?ne of the (6&F IIII things that can happen on our earth is an earthuake. *hen earthuakes happen near
large cities. many people may %e killed and many %uildings are (!'F IIII do$n. 6ire may start and do more
damage than the uake (!1F IIII.
:arthuake comes (!2F IIII a shaking of the rocks under the surface of the earth. 6orces $ithin the earth
push against the rocks (!3F III they %reak. 4ometimes. the earth a%o"e the %reak $ill split open.
*e cannot tell eAactly (!4F IIII an earthuake is coming. %ut $e can kno$ places on the earth $here they
happen most often. ,uch (!5F III is stopped %y %uilding stronger %uildings in these places.
As many as a million earthuakes may happen in a year. %ut most of them do no damage (!6F III they
happen under the sea.
6&. A. %ad B. %adly C. $orse *. worst
!'. A. cut ,. 2no#2ed C. pulled D. gone
!1. A. himself B. themsel"es C. tsel$ D. herself
!2. A. do$n B. in C. to *. $ro&
!3. A. untl B. as C. though D. since
!4. A. $here ,. when C. $hich D. $hy
!5. A. disaster B. in;ury C. d"&"4e D. destroy
!6. A. 1e#"use B. although C. in case D. if
(77-61). Re"d the !"ss"4e 1elow "nd then de#ded whether the st"te&ents th"t $ollow "re True or 8"lse.
Nhi is holidaying in Australia. This is part of a letter which she wrote to her parents.
/0m really en;oying my holiday in Australia. Hast 4unday / "isited a marine park called 4ea *orld. $hich is at
4urfers Baradise near Bris%ane. /t0s Australia0s largest marine park and / had a $onderful day there.
-he first thing / sa$ $as the ?ceanarium. $hich is a place $here you can $atch all sorts of sea fish and
animals under$ater. -here $ere huge turtles. sharks and %eautiful tropical sea fish. -he most eAciting thing $as
$atching a man feeding the sharks. -hen / $atched the performing animals. -he sho$ $as in a %ig outdoor
s$imming pool. -here $ere killer $hales. and sea lions. and they did all sorts of fantastic things in the $ater.
?ne of the girls in the sho$ rode around the pool on the %ack of a killer $hale. and another girl rode under
$ater on the %ack of a %ig turtle. After the sho$. / had lunch. -here $ere se"eral %ig restaurants in the park and /
had lunch in a restaurant that $as shaped like a ship. -hen / $atched a $onderful $ater8ski sho$ $hich $as held
on the lake.
-here $ere lots of other things to do at the park. -here $as lake cruising. a train ride. a %ig $ater slide.
s$imming pools. and an incredi%le roller8coaster called the Corkscre$J 3 %ecause it goes through three loops
upside do$n. But / $ish / had gone on the roller8coaster ride %efore lunch rather than after it.
/0m sending you some postcards to sho$ you ho$ great it $as.
!!. >hi $atched a man feeding sharks in an outdoors s$imming pool. 8
!#. >hi spent all the morning at 4ea *orld Bark. 8
!&. @iller $hales and sea lions $ere stars of the sho$ >hi $atched. T
#'. After lunch >hi $atched the $ater8ski sho$. T
#1. >hi didn0t ha"e enough time to ride on the roller8coaster. 8
(69-66).Re"d the $ollown4 !"ss"4e "nd #hoose the 1est "nswer $or e"#h :ueston.
Beople $ho tra"el freuently on %usiness or for pleasure often suffer some form of health pro%lem. yet o"er half
of these pro%lems can easily %e pre"ented. -he most common ailment. a headache. can %e a"oided %y taking
along an ample supply of aspirin or other pain relie"er. Another common "$$l#ton is motion sickness caused %y
constant mo"ement of a "ehicle. Dinger capsules. sold in most health8food stores. ha"e %een found effecti"e as a
remedy. ?ther familiar pro%lems include sun%urn. $hich can %e pre"ented %y using an effecti"e sunscreen. and
insect %ites. $hich can %e controlled $ith use of a repellent spray or ointment. 6or e"eryday cuts and scratches. a
first8aid kit containing %andages and antiseptic cream is recommended.
#2. *hat is the %est title for this passage2
A. 6reuent -ra"ellers
,. A5odn4 Tr"5el Al&ents
C. Common 9ealth Bro%lems
D. -ra"elling for Business or Bleasure
#3. According to the passage. tra"ellers are most commonly %othered %y.............
A. sun%urn B. motion sickness C. insect %ites *. he"d"#hes
#4. /n line 3. the $ord <"$$l#ton= can %est %e replaced %y...............
A. result B. eAperience C. "l&ent D. supply
#5. According to the passage. $hat can %e used to remedy motion sickness2
A. A mo"ing "ehicle B. Bain8killers C. (n4er #"!sules D. first8aid kit
#6. *hich of the follo$ing is >?- mentioned in the passage as a solution to a health pro%lem2
A. 4unscreen ,. Cold #re"& C. Gepellent spray D. Aspirin
I+. ;RITIN(
(67-79). Choose the senten#e (A< ,< C or *) th"t s "l&ost the s"&e n &e"nn4 "s the senten#e 45en.
67. ;e !l"%ed too well to 1e worred 1% our de$e"t.
A. Although $e didn0t play $ell. $e $on the match.
C. *e played uite $ell %ut lost the match.
B. *e didn0t play $ell so $e lost the match.
*. ;e !l"%ed well "nd won the &"t#h.
66. =Th"t l1r"r% 1oo2 &ust 1e returned wthn one wee2.>
A. -he %ook $as %rought %ack last $eek
C. -he %ook has already %een %orro$ed for a $eek.
B. -he %ook should ha"e %een returned a $eek ago.
*. The 1oo2 #"n@t 1e 2e!t lon4er th"n " wee2.
67. In the #l"ss o$ twent%-$5e< ?e"nne s the thrd 1est student.
A. >o other student is as smart as 5eanne.
C. Two students "re s&"rter th"n ?e"nne.
B. -he class has only three smart students.
D. 5eanne is not as smart as most of the other students.
70. ;e@5e ne5er seen " !retter $lower ds!l"%.
A. -his flo$er display isn0t as pretty as those $e0"e seen.
,. Ths s the !rettest $lower ds!l"% we@5e e5er seen.
C. -his flo$er display is prettier than some $e0"e e"er seen.
D. -his is one of the prettiest flo$er displays $e0"e e"er seen.
71. I don@t h"5e " &"!< so I #"n@t show %ou the w"%.
A. 1nless you gi"e me a map. / $on0t sho$ you the $ay.
B. / $ould ha"e a map if / sho$ed you the $ay.
C. I would show %ou the w"% $ I h"d " &"!.
D. 1nless you ha"e a map. / can sho$ you the $ay.
79. ?ohn h"d 1etter 4o 1e$ore t 4ets d"r2.
A. /t0s getting dark no$. and 5ohn should go.
B. 5ohn must left right a$ay %ecause it gets dark.
C. ?ohn should 4o whle t@s stll d"%l4ht.
D. /t0s %etter for 5ohn to lea"e in darkness.
(7A-76). Rewrte the senten#es so th"t the% "re ne"rest n &e"nn4 to the senten#e !rnted 1e$ore the&'
&3. -he last time / sa$ my uncle $as in 1&&&.
/ h"5en@t seen &% un#le sn#e 1777.
&4. ,y car is going to %e checked neAt 4unday.
/0m 4on4 to h"5e &% #"r #he#2ed neDt Sund"%.
&5. ,y sister prefers reading a %ook to $atching -C.
,y sister $ould rather re"d " 1oo2 th"n w"t#h T+.
&6. -he test / did yesterday $as so difficult that / couldn0t finish it in an hour.
7esterday / did such " d$$#ult test th"t I #ouldn@t $nsh t n "n hour.
(77-100). ;rte #o&!lete senten#es usn4 su44ested words'
&!. *e really K en;oy K fire$orks K $hich K display K >e$ 7ear0s :"e K last year.
;e re"ll% enEo%ed the $rewor2s wh#h were ds!l"%ed on New /e"r@s E5e l"st %e"r.
&#. 4cientists K think K ho$ K use K rise K fall K tide K produce K electricity.
S#entsts "re thn2n4 o$ how to use the rse "nd $"ll o$ the tde to !rodu#e ele#tr#t%.
&&. ,inh K $ish K can speak K :nglish K fluent K as K nati"e speaker.
)nh wshes he #ould s!e"2 En4lsh $luentl% "s " n"t5e s!e"2er.
1''. *e K not see K ,artin K since K $e K lea"e K college.
;e h"5en@t seen )"rtn sn#e we le$t the #olle4e.
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