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A. criteria

B. mechanize

C. industry

D. elephant

A. peninsula

B. professional

C. curriculum

D. auditorium

A. understated

B. washed

C. produced

D. confessed

A. eternal

B. energy

C. eradicate

D. eliminate

A. industrial

B. industrious

C. industry

D. industrialized

A. call off

B. cut down

C. back off

D. put aside

A. feels

B. touches

C. holds

D. handles

A. works

B. jobs

C. effort

D. task

A. rising

B. progressing

C. growing

D. exceeding

A. will be

B. will have been

C. is being

D. is

A. more fifty dollars

B. one other fifty dollars

C. the same amount also

D. another fifty

A. didn’t make

B. wouldn’t have made

C. won’t make

D. don’t make

A. Right. See you.

B. Ok. I’ll ring you.

C. I must be going, too.

D. No, you can’t go now.

A. should have painted

B. must have painted

C. need have painted

D. would have painted

A. Can I help you? We’ve got some new shoes.

B. Which tie do you want, the blue one or the pink one?

C. Why don’t you like this type of T shirt?

D. Do you want to have a look?

A. not using office phone

B. not to use office phone

C. not use office phone

D. don’t use office phone

A. cheered up

B. looked up

C. waited for

D. felt like

A. doesn’t she

B. does she

C. hasn’t she

D. has she

A. encourage people to exercise

B. describe a popular activity

C. make fun of runners in costume

D. give reasons for the popularity of foot races

A. Foot races appeal to a variety of people.

B. Walkers can compete for prizes.

C. Entering a race is a way to give support to an organization.

D. Running is a good way to strengthen the heart.

A. incline

B. overturn

C. outdo

D. undermine

A. Line 1-2

B. Line 4-5

C. Line 8-11

D. Line 13-14

A. outfits

B. uniforms

C. cloaks

D. suits

A. Some runners looked like Elvis Presley.

B. Some runners were ready to put out a fire.

C. Some runners were participating in a wedding.

D. Some runners were serious about winning.

A. chronological order

B. specific to general

C. cause and result

D. statement and example

A. appropriately

B. properly

C. probably

D. possibly

A. give

B. provide

C. make

D. do

A. standards

B. procedures

C. conditions

D. ways

A. piece

B. portion

C. bowl

D. kilo

A. of

B. about

C. at

D. on

A. invited

B. to

C. them

D. former

A. they

B. a good advice

C. all

D. well

A. among

B. in nature

C. its

D. fan out

A. Overpopulation

B. Population density

C. Simple farming

D. Poverty

A. Available resources

B. Skilled labor

C. Farming methods

D. Land area

A. people

B. densities

C. resources

D. countries

A. there is lack of mechanization

B. there are small numbers of laborers

C. there is an abundance of resources

D. there is no shortage of skilled labor

A. its population density only

B. both population density and agricultural productivity

C. population density in metropolitan areas

D. its high agricultural productivity

A. escape from

B. look into

C. give up

D. participate in

A. In certain developed countries, mechanized farming is applied.

B. In sub-Saharan African countries, productivity is boosted by technology.

C. There is no connection between a country’s culture and overpopulation.

D. All small countries in Western Europe have high population densities.

A. High Birth Rate and its Consequences.

B. Overpopulation: A Cause of Poverty,

C. Overpopulation: A Worldwide Problem.

D. Poverty in Developing Countries.

A. are determined to take

B. don’t want to take

C. are offered

D. have the necessary skills for

A. help

B. impotence

C. hindrance

D. impossibility

A. am busy

B. have free time

C. have a bad cold

D. am on the move

A. admiring

B. distasteful

C. worthless

D. admirable

A. If he had taken his father’s advice, he would not have been out of work.

B. If he took his father’s advice, he would not be out of work.

C. If he had taken his father’s advice, he would not be out of work.

D. If he takes his father’s advice, he will not be out of work.

A. The coffee was very strong, but it couldn’t keep US awake.

B. We were kept awake because the coffee was strong.

C. The coffee was not strong enough to keep US awake.

D. The coffee was so hot that it didn’t keep US awake.

A. You didn’t help me and I didn’t succeed.

B. I succeeded even you didn’t help me.

C. In spite of your help, I wasn’t successful.

D. I was successful due to your help.

A. Whenever I see Lucy, I think of my youngest sister.

B. I always think of Lucy, my youngest sister.

C. It is Lucy who is my youngest sister.

D. My youngest sister’s name is Lucy.

A. He doubted whether she had taken his money.

B. He denied taking her money.

C. He admitted taking her money.

D. He warned her to take his money.

A. people often prefer other types of show

B. most people consider it as a holiday

C. few people know someone who has seen it

D. people prefer to see a film, the ballet, or the circus

A. messy

B. glamorous

C. relaxing

D. old

A. the show has been staged in many places

B. many companies are involved in the production

C. the show needs financial support

D. it is difficult to find suitable equipment

A. to adjust the spotlights

B. to keep in time with the music

C. to be acquainted with the stage

D. to position the skaters on the ice

A. enables skaters to visit a variety of places

B. is as competitive as other forms of skating

C. allows skaters to try out a range of ideas

D. is particularly well paid

A. some live performances

B. some famous skaters

C. certain ice shows

D. certain skating moves

A. by working very hard

B. by having expectations of others

C. through doing things again and again

D. through difficult personal experience

A. It is more enjoyable than Holiday on Ice.

B. It is hard to know who really enjoys it.

C. It is difficult to dislike it.

D. It requires more skills than Olympic ice-skating.

A. warned

B. recommended

C. reprimanded

D. encouraged

A. God bless

B. God save the Queen

C. By God

D. God rest her

A. won’t refund

B. didn't refund

C. no refund

D. not refund

A. suits

B. couples

C. matches

D. fits

A. Try better. We are going to have an exam

B. You can say that again

C. Nothing more to say

D. Hurry up! We don’t have much time left.

A. by all means

B. by any chance

C. at any rate

D. by no means

A. brought on

B. coming about

C. taken up

D. pull through

A. stuck

B. packed

C. pushed

D. stuffed

A. Finding

B. After finding

C. Having found

D. We found

A. influence

B. impact

C. change

D. effect

A. occupation

B. occupied

C. occupant

D. occupational

A. expect

B. permit

C. accept

D. allow

A. self-centered

B. self-righteous

C. self-deprecating

D. self-sufficient

A. received

B. had received

C. were receiving

D. have received

A. man

B. than

C. in that

D. communicate

A. boyhood home

B. that

C. dirt flloor

D. crude

A. basic elements

B. are

C. tabulating

D.to sample

A. Limits of the human eye

B. Perfect vision

C. Different eyes for different uses

D. Eye variation among different species

A. unaided

B. without glasses

C. with little hesitation

D. easily

A. Humans can’t see very well in either air or water.

B. Human eyes are not as well suited to our needs.

C. The main outstanding feature of human eyes is color vision.

D. Human eyes can’t do what their eyes can do.

A. foveae

B. areas of the eye

C. cones

D. visual distinctions

A. navigation

B. seeing moving objects

C. avoiding bugs when getting food

D. avoiding starvation

A. Kingfishers have monocular vision.

B. Bees see patterns of dots.

C. Hawks eyes consist mostly of cones that can allow it to scan with one eye at a time.

D. Humans are farsighted in water.

A. Eyes have developed differently in each species

B. Bees have the most complex eye

C. Humans should not envy what they don’t need

D. Perfect vision is not perfect

A. spend

B. use 

C. take

D. expend

A. familiar

B. common

C. regular

D. ordinary

A. take on

B. bore

C. put on

D. wore

A. notes

B. cards

C. letters

D. envelopes

A. if

B. whether

C. why

D. how

A. conserve

B. cover

C. presume

D. reveal

A. clever

B. reasonable

C. gentle

D. brutal

A. dedicate

B. compile

C. condense

D. disperse

A. nervous and excited

B. doing well

C. satisfied

D. working hard

A. particular

B. photocopy

C. enthusaism

D. economy

A. computer

B. property

C. horizon

D. imagine

A. bushes

B. wishes

C. researches

D. headaches

A. tool

B. spoon

C. foot

D. noon

A. I haven't been out for weeks, which makes the weather cold and my leg bad.

B. The weather is cold and my leg is bad as a result of my stay indoors for weeks.

C. What with the cold weather and my bad leg, I haven't been out for weeks.

D. What makes the weather cold and my leg bad is my stay indoors for weeks.

A. Leaders are not allowed to attend festivals until they use office cars for performing assigned tasks.

B. Leaders are not allowed to both attend festivals and use office cars, except for performing assigned tasks.

C. Leaders are allowed to either attend festivals or use office cars, except for performing assigned tasks.

D. Leaders are allowed to neither attend festivals nor use office cars, except for performing assigned tasks.

A. Without the right map with US, we missed the turning.

B. If we were taking the map with US, we did not miss the turning.

C. Without the map with US, we missed the turning.

D. Had we taken the map with US, we would not have missed the turning.

A. She is rumoured to get married to a foreign man.

B. She is rumoured to have got married to a foreign man.

C. It is rumoured that she would have got married to a foreign man.

D. It will be rumoured that she has got married to a foreign man.

A. Your speech is very sorry for being interrupted in the middle.

B. I’m sorry to interrupt your speech in the middle.

C. It’s my pity to interrupt your speech in the middle.

D. I apologized for having interrupted your speech in the middle.

A. will prefer it

B. would prefer it to be

C. am preferring

D. should prefer it will

A. presentation

B. presenting

C. representation

D. representative

A. must have gone to bed

B. should have gone to bed

C. would have gone to bed.

D. need have gone to bed

A. lost

B. robbed

C. missed

D. stolen

A. in

B. through

C. down

D. away

A. hadn’t booked/would have been

B. didn’t book/would have been

C. hadn’t booked/ would be

D. hadn’t booked/had been

A. Five tens, please

B. Which currency?

C. You haven't signed it.

D. What's your account number?

A. undeciding

B. undecided

C. undecisive

D. indecisive

A. tight-fisted

B. pig-headed

C. highly-strung

D. easy-going

A. It's much cheaper

B. Which one? This one?

C. Sorry, it is out of stock.

D. Can I help you?

A. doesn’t he

B. does he

C. will he

D. wouldn’t he?

A. were checked our homework

B. had our homework checked

C. have our homework checking

D. had checked our homework

A. if you will pass the exam

B. unless you pass the exam

C. Study much harder 

D. and you pass the exam

A. do up

B. do in

C. do away

D. do down

A. from

B. unstable

C. works

D. performance

A. have urged

B. to launch

C. campaign

D. protect themselves against

A. series

B. whose

C. that of

D. by name

A. at college

B. at the US Fish and Wildlife Service

C. as a researcher

D. as a writer

A. Zoology

B. Literature

C. History

D. Oceanography

A. 29

B. 26

C. 34

D. 45

A. became more popular than her other books

B. was outdated

C. was praised by critics

D. sold many copies

A. Printed matter

B. Talks with experts

C. Letters from scientists

D. A research expedition

A. irresponsible

B. unnecessary

C. continuous

D. limited

A. a discussion of hazards insects pose to the food supply

B. an illustration of the benefits of the chemical industry

C. a warning about the dangers of misusing insecticides

D. an attack on the use of chemical preservatives in food

A. offensive

B. logical

C. deceptive

D. faulty

A. nourish

B. flourish

C. courageous

D. courage

A. promises

B. likes

C. houses

D. doses

A. captain

B. belong

C. respect

D. avoid

A. popularity

B. personality

C. hospitality

D. apprentice

A. brought

B. entered

C. placed

D. worked

A. sizes

B. areas

C. volumes

D. numbers

A. strongly

B. heavily

C. extremely

D. sharply

A. through

B. over

C. across

D. off

A. grows

B. rises

C. stretches

D. explodes

A. The production procession

B. The equipment needed

C. The high cost

D. The role of the artist

A. first frame

B. middle frames

C. last frame

D. entire sequences of frames

A. formulas

B. objects

C. numbers

D. database

A. add color to the images

B. expose several frames at the same time

C. store individual images

D. create new frames

A. drawing several versions

B. enlarging one frame at a lime

C. analyzing the sequence from different angles

D. using computer calculations

A. separates

B. registers

C. describes

D. numbers

A. They experiment with computer-generated line drawings.

B. They hand-draw successive frames.

C. They calculate high-resolutions images.

D. They develop extensive mathematical formulas.

A. negatively

B. quickly

C. admittedly

D. considerably

A. grow up

B. build up

C. spread out

D. break apart

A. strange

B. dim

C. steady

D. familiar

A. intensify

B. cause

C. prevent

D. weaken

A. It was hard for the ordinary people to judge between the fake painting and the real one, but not for the experts.

B. It is obvious that only a person with great talent could fake a painting so successfully.

C. It was almost impossible for amateurs to realize that the painting was not authentic, though the experts could judge it quite easily.

D. The painting looked so much like the authentic one that only the experts could tell it wasn’t genuine.

A. Because he failed to enter college for two consecutive years, he was finally able to attend FPT Arena University.

B. Failing to enter college for two consecutive years prevented him from attending FPT Arena University.

C. Not being admitted to college for two consecutive years, he was finally able to enter FPT Arena University.

D. Being finally able to attend FPT Arena University, he failed to enter college for two consecutive years.

A. The Dean asked the girls to make noise.

B. The Dean didn’t allowed the girls to make noise.

C. The Dean told the girls not to make noise.

D. The Dean required the girl to be noisy.

A. There has been a steady decline in the number of accidents since the speed limit was imposed.

B. It is the speed limit that reduces steadily the number of accidents.

C. The imposing of speed limit has resulted from the number of accidents.

D. There have been few accidents than before since they used the speed limit.

A. If you had criticized your son after his friends had left, he wouldn’t be so upset now.

B. Your son must have been embarrassed when you criticized him in front of his friends.

C. You should have delayed criticizing your son until after his friends had gone.

D. You must be careful not to embarrass your son when he is with his friends.

A. shown

B. flown

C. grown

D. crown

A. embraced

B. enforced

C. composed

D. approached

A. environment

B. philosophy

C. medicine

D. attenuate

A. technology

B. audience

C. territory

D. commerce

A. to be built

B. built

C. to build

D. to have built

A. continuing

B. continuation

C. continuity

D. continual

A. much

B. largely

C. fully

D. heavily

A. out

B. of

C. away

D. off

A. part with

B. pay off

C. give in

D. let out

A. Writing? Why?

B. Thank you. It's really encouraging.

C. You're welcome.

D. What did you say? I'm so shy.

A. Each

B. Since each

C. If each

D. Were each

A. does it

B. doesn’t it

C. has it

D. hasn’t it

A. place

B. control

C. danger

D. order

A. I don't agree. I'm afraid

B. I feel very bored

C. You're welcome

D. That would be great

A. to have

B. having

C. have

D. to have had

A. good preparation

B. good job

C. well-done

D. well-prepared

A. behaving

B. misbehave

C. misbehavior

D. misbehaving

A. collection

B. range

C. selection

D. group

A. before

B. during

C. after

D. despite

A. deserted

B. damp

C. dry

D. barren

A. separated from

B. burdened with

C. having fun with

D. freed from.

A. boom

B. diminish

C. abateD. swamp

D. swamp

A. cheerful

B. contented

C. relaxed

D. hopeful

A. who

B. why

C. when

D. which

A. bright

B. thrilling

C. energetic

D. stimulating

A. properly

B. worthily

C. perfectly

D. equally

A. cautious

B. choice

C. approved

D. discriminating

A. more impressive

B. more distinctive

C. more controversial

D. more extensive

A. criticized electronic music as too noise like

B. modified sonic of the electronic instruments he used in his music

C. believed that any sound could be used in music

D. wrote music with environmental themes

A. piano

B. string

C. blade

D. music

A. String

B. Percussion

C. Woodwind

D. Brass

A. in return for

B. in spite of

C. by the way

D. by this means

A. Using tones that are clumped together

B. Combining traditional and nontraditional instruments

C. Seating musicians in unusual areas of an auditorium

D. Playing Western music for non-Westem audiences

A. Microtones

B. Tom-toms and bongos

C. Pianos

D. Hisses

A. chart the history of innovation in musical notation

B. explain the logic of standard musical notation

C. design and develop electronic instruments

D. indicate how particular sounds should be produced

A. The economic impact of air pollution.

B. What constitutes an air pollutant.

C. How much harm air pollutants can cause.

D. The effects of compounds added to the atmosphere.

A. negatively

B. quickly

C. admittedly

D. considerably

A. water vapor is an air pollutant in localized areas

B. most air pollutants today can be seen or smelled

C. the definition of air pollution will continue to change

D. a substance becomes an air pollutant only in cities

A. the various chemical reactions

B. the pollutants from the developing Earth

C. the compounds moved to the water or soil

D. the components in biogeochemical cycles

A. They function as part of a purification process.

B. They occur in greater quantities than other pollutants.

C. They are less harmful to living beings than other pollutants.

D. They have existed since the Earth developed.

A. can be dwarfed by nature's output of pollutants

B. can overwhelm the natural system that removes pollutants 

C. will damage areas outside of the localized regions

D. will react harmfully with natural pollutants

A. the other substances in the area are known

B. it is in a localized area

C. the natural level is also known

D. it can be calculated quickly

A. alike

B. chemically

C. merely

D. into

A. working like

B. means

C. earning

D. benefits

A. lasers

B. of

C. industry

D. medicines

A. It is no fun to tell frightening stories to Janet, who is not very stable mentally, because she only laughs instead of getting scared.

B. Janet has trouble keeping her emotions under control, especially when she is told frightening stories.

C. Since Janet is somewhat unbalanced, the only way to make her laugh is by telling stories, but we should avoid scary ones as they might cause her to panic.

D. Janet is somewhat mentally unbalanced and might easily become uncontrollably emotional, so let’s not tell frightening stories in her presence.

A. Suspected to have robbed the bank, they have been investigated for days.

B. Suspecting to have robbed the bank, they have been investigated for days.

C. Having suspected to have robbed the bank, they have been investigated for days.

D. They have investigated for days, suspected to have robbed the bank.

A. I moved to Madrid only because I was unaware of how many people were there.

B. Since it was so crowded in Madrid, I decided that I would never move there.

C. In the end, Madrid turned out to be far more crowded than I’d thought before moving there.

D. I would have had a better time living in Madrid if only there hadn’t been so many people.

A. “You must get married”, their parents told them.

B. “You ought to get married”, their parents told them.

C. “I give you permission to get married”, their parents told them.

D. “You may get married”, their parents told them.

A. She recovered from the operation just as quickly as anybody could have hoped.

B. Once the operation was over, her recovery was as fast as it could be expected.

C. To our great surprise, she was back to normal again as soon as the operation was over.

D. We were all surprised at how fast her health returned after the operation.

A. economics

B. inspection

C. regulation

D. individual

A. colony

B. assistant

C. possible

D. holiday

A. voyage

B. village

C. passage

D. massage

A. fool

B. boot

C. foot

D. cool

A. are not being

B. were not being

C. had not been

D. have not been

A. open - minded

B. kind - hearted

C. narrow- minded

D. absent - minded

A. giving over

B. giving off

C. giving down

D. giving up

A. got down to

B. got off

C. got on

D. got down with

A. he was told

B. having told

C. telling

D. being told

A. wasn't she

B. didn't you

C. didn't I

D. wasn't it

A. Great

B. Oh, that's annoying 

C. Well, never mind

D. Sounds like fun

A. losing

B. spending

C. wasting

D. missing

A. to publish

B. publishing

C. to be published

D. published

A. the one who

B. a person that

C. people who

D. who

A. up

B. round

C. over

D. to come up with

A. I don’t want to eat anything, I am on a diet.

B. I haven’t been to such a nice place with you for a while.

C. Can you help me choose the main course?

D. What is your favourite starter?

A. already went

B. was already going 

C. had already gone 

D. has already gone

A. feeling

B. view

C. sense

D. thought

A. almost

B. the

C. confusing

D. unclear

A. much

B. lying

C. have

D. controlling

A. over

B. final match

C. won

D. five times

A. Communication among drivers.

B. Technological advances in oceanography.

C. Direct observation of the ocean floor.

D. Undersea vehicles.

A. nervous

B. confused

C. slow moving

D. very weak

A. the limitations of diving equipment

B. radios that divers use to communicate

C. controlling currents and the weather

D. vehicles as well as divers

A. the pressure affected their speech organs

B. the vehicles they used have not been perfected

C. they did not pronounce clearly

D. the water destroyed their speech organs

A. are too small for a man to fit inside

B. are very slow to respond

C. have the same limitations that divers have

D. make direct observations of the ocean floor

A. By operators inside the vehicle in the part underwater.

B. By operators outside the vehicle on ship.

C. By operators outside the vehicle on a diving platform.

D. By operators outside the vehicle in a laboratory on shore.

A. The temperature of the ocean’s surface.

B. Cloud formations over the ocean.

C. Presence of oil slicks.

D. The location of sea ice.

A. ships

B. vehicles

C. problems

D. computers

A. Jobs on Wall Street.

B. Types of graduate degrees.

C. Changes in enrollment for MBA schools.

D. How schools are changing to reflect the economy.

A. legal

B. satisfactory

C. fancy

D. dependable

A. Princeton

B. Harvard

C. Stanford

D. Yale

A. a center for international affairs.

B. a major financial center.

C. a shopping district.

D. a neighborhood in New York.

A. lack of necessity for an MBA and an economic recession.

B. low salary and foreign competition.

C. fewer MBA schools and fewer entry-level jobs.

D. declining population and economic prosperity.

A. evolving

B. plunging

C. starting

D. striving

A. reluctance of

B. drawback to

C. movement toward

D. extraction from

A. caused

B. have

C. had

D. made

A. they

B. who

C. whose

D. which

A. injured

B. painful

C. injuries

D. wounded

A. profession

B. professional

C. professionally

D. unprofessional

A. until

B. in

C. from

D. since

A. arid

B. watery

C. soaked

D. moist

A. declined

B. assembled

C. employed

D. thrived

A. narrow

B. limited

C. popular

D. scattered

A. very quickly

B. gradually

C. over a long period of time

D. unfortunately

A. Ann always keeps up with the latest fashions so as not to work for a famous fashion house.

B. Ann works for a famous fashion house, so she always keeps up with the latest fashions.

C. Not working for a famous fashion house, Ann always keeps up with the latest fashions

D. Despite working for a famous fashion house, Ann hardly keeps up with the latest fashions.

A. In my report, I’d intended to bring up more points than I actually did, though I only noticed this after I’d finished.

B. I had carefully planned all the points I would be mentioning in my report, but in the end I forgot some of them.

C. My report turned out not very well as I was unable to bring up all of the points I had been planning to.

D. Once the report had finished, it was pointed out to me that I hadn’t brought up all the topics that I should have.

A. You will not get cold unless you put your coat on.

B. Put your coat on, otherwise you will get cold.

C. It is not until you put your coat on that you will get cold.

D. You not only put your coat on but also get cold.

A. If we could solve the problem with controlling weapons soon, it would be better for all.

B. It would be better for all if we can solve the problem with controlling weapons soon.

C. If all are better, we can solve the problem with controlling weapons.

D. If we can solve the problem with controlling weapons soon, it will be better for all.

A. My friend advised me to give up smoking.

B. My friend warned me against giving up smoking.

C. My friend prohibited me from giving up smoking.

D. My friend suggested giving up smoking.

A. carefally

B. whether

C. fresh

D. cook

A. to leave

B. because

C. didn't

D. eves to eves

A. development of

B. businessmen

C. hardly have

D. they used to

A. accompany

B. comfortable

C. interview

D. dynamism

A. effectiveness

B. satisfaction

C. accountancy

D. appropriate

A. mouths

B. cloths

C. booths

D. months

A. retain

B. mountain

C. painting

D. chain

A. which

B. that

C. what

D. it

A. a

B. any

C. some

D. the

A. in

B. for

C. with

D. to

A. home

B. family

C. house

D. household

A. carry

B. deal

C. cooperate

D. combine

A. will be

B. would be

C. was

D. have been

A. call for

B. call at

C. go for

D. go to

A. come up with

B. come down with

C. gone in for

D. made up for

A. hasn’t she

B. has she

C. did she

D. didn’t she

A. they would be caught

B. they would catch

C. they will be caught     

D. they will have caught

A. or else

B. if

C. in case

D. whereas

A. tiredness

B.tired

C. tiring

D. tiresome

A. directory

B. direction

C. director

D. directing

A. artificial

B. faithful

C. false

D. valid

A. effect

B. force

C. influence

D. action

A. spirit

B. attention

C. mind

D. brain

A. Nevermind

B. Don’t mention it

C. Thank you

D.You’re welcome

A. I don’t agree. I’m afraid

B. I’d love to

C. Yes, please