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Choose the best answer.
Item     1    -    5    

1 ) 

A : Could you possibly do me a favor ?
B : Sure. ……………

Yes, I do.
 

I’m all right.

I’m happy.

I’ll be happy to.

2 ) 

A : I don’t feel very well.
B : ………………
A : I’ve got a terrible headache.
 

How do you feel ? 

What have you got ?

What’s the matter ?

What do you have ?

3 ) 

A : Why is this song a huge hit ? The answer is obvious ; it has funny lyrics and terrific production.
B : …….. the vocalist is so awesome ! I have loved her since I was 12.
 

I have to say that

I see what you mean, but

Do you think so ?

Sometimes, I think

4 ) 

A : What do you think about Twitter ?
B : …………… business that use the terms “news” or “feed” in their Twitter IDs.
It makes me think they’re only going to talk and not listen.

I’m all for
 

I’m a bit leery of

I’ve every confidence that 

I’m not sure I agree

5 ) 

A : There are means to stay away from the 2009 flu. For instance, often wash  your hands or use a surgical mask.
B : ………. Keep distance from people who have the flu is also quite important.

You should think twice. 

I’m not sure I agree.

The way I see it.  

You’re right.

Item     6    -    10    
Tada  :  We’ve got a three – day holiday next week ………    6    ……….
John  :  Splendid. Got any ideas ?
Tada  :  ……..    7    …….. ?
John  :  Good idea. …….    8    ……..
Tada  :  We’d better leave early – say about seven – thirty.
John  :  OK. …….    9    ………
Tada  :  ……..    10    ……. at your house around seven – fifteen. Is that  too early ?
John  :  No, I’m an early bird.
Tada  : See you then.
 

6 ) 

Just relax.
 

Let’s go somewhere.

I suggest we take it easy. 

I think we should take our time.

7 ) 

What do you like about Chiang Rai ? 
 

Does that sound like Chiang Rai ?

How about going to Chiang Rai ? 

Do you mean Chiang Rai ?   

8 ) 

I’d like that. 
 

I don’t know.

It’s not that bad.

It’s in the north.

9 ) 

What can I do for you ? 
 

Where will you park your car ?

What have you figured out ?

Where shall I meet you ?

10 ) 

I’ll come by. 

I’ll pick you up.

I’ll remind you. 

I’ll give you a call.

Item {{qid:33538}}-{{qid:33542}}
A guest approaches the reception desk of a hotel and talks to the receptionist.
Receptionist  :  Good morning, sir.
Guest             :  Good morning. I’ve got a problem. ………    11    ……..… the air
                          conditioning in my room isn’t  cold enough.
Receptionist  :  Oh, I’m sorry …….    12    …….. at once.
Guest            :  Thanks very much. And I have another request. …….    13    ……… on the
                         best place to go and buy silk ?
Receptionist  :  Well, there’s a shop around the corner called “Thai Silk &
                         Handicrafts.” ………    14    …….. a variety of silk products and locally
                         made handicrafts
Guest            :  Do I have to bargain ?
Receptionist  :  Everything has a fixed price there.
Guest            :  Good. I like that. I think bargaining is …….    15    ……… and I’m not used
                          to do it.
Receptionist  :  I can understand that.
Guest            :  OK. Thanks.
Receptionist  :  You’re welcome.
 

11 ) 

We know
 

They hope

You see

I expect

12 ) 

I’ll have some fix it  
 

You must report that

They will switch it off

There’s nothing for us to do

13 ) 

No opinion

Any ideas

Some hope

Few words

14 ) 

They have
 

It gives

You buy

I sell

Item     16        20     : One doesn’t belong.
           Three of the words in each group relate to each other somehow. Choose the word that does not belong with others.
 

15 ) 

a shame 
 

an experience

a matter of fact

a waste of time

16 ) 

abandon 

desert   

forsake   

retain

17 ) 

copious
 

meager 

plentiful 

abundant

18 ) 

normal 

queer 

weird 

peculiar

19 ) 

foreign
 

alien 

native

exotic

Item     21        25     : Analogy
  The two given words are associated somehow in their meaning. Choose the pair that has the same kind of relationship.
 

20 ) 

boost  
 

hinder 

support

back

21 ) 

junior : judge : :

criminal : sentence 

umpire : oust

decision : vacillate 

doctor : cure

22 ) 

authenticity : counterfeit : :

reserve : reticent

reliability : erratic

argument : contradictory

mobility : energetic

23 ) 

turtle : reptile : :

oak : tree 
 

snake : rattle

oyster : clam

snail : shellfish

24 ) 

agenda : conference : :

executive : employee 
 

agency : assignment

map : trip 

teacher : class

25 ) 

embarrass : humiliate : :

labor : succeed
 

bicker : fight

reduce : enlarge

spank : whip

Item     26        30     : Meaning in context

26 ) 

The lands in Bangkok and nearby have been becoming more and more expensive. Some areas are untouchable by those who are not millionaires. Such increasing land prices ……….. to the high cost of housing,  too.

occupy 

contribute   

terminate 

represent

27 ) 

Women’s life expectancy ……… men’s. Men like to take risks with alcohol and drugs ; as a result, they die sooner.

outpaces 
 

survives   

profits 

motions

28 ) 

Her income was ………. to meet  her family’s basic needs. She eventually sold one of her kidneys to a rich man.

inevitable

inadequate

addictive  

interactive

29 ) 

Three – thousand refugees from Burma are now without homes as a ……….. of the non – stop fight between the government’s army and the rebels.

consequence
 

stereotype  

hostility

survival

30 ) 

Slavery in Thailand was …….. with no violence. We Thais have never forgotten the day when our king ordered the stop of the slavery practice.

boycotted
 

portrayed 

monitored  

abolished

Item     31        35     :
Read the following statements and choose the underlined part that is grammatically wrong.

31 ) 

Chef Orlando is in the kitchen at this time prepared the feast that is sponsored annually by the restaurant association.
 

at this time

prepared

sponsored 

annually

32 ) 

The inventor found himself laying awake at night in an effort to understand the   error in his design.

found

himself

laying

his

33 ) 

Years ago, when they lived on a farm, they were used to get up at five o’clock   every morning

Years ago

lived

on a farm

were used to

34 ) 

Rarely are animals products, such as meat, milk, or eggs, sold directly to the  consumer.

Rarely are

animals

such as

directly

35 ) 

My brakes had not been tested yet when I came to pick up my car; in fact, the brakes were testing as I walked into the service station.

had not been tested

pick up

were testing

walked

Item {{qid:33563}} – {{qid:33567}} : Choose the best answer to complete the sentence

36 ) 

About 75% people in this country are so poor that they live …………….. .

through thick and thin

from hand to mouth

in low spirits  

in the dark

37 ) 

The cost of living has increased so much that he finds it difficult to ………. .
 

make both ends meet 

earn his bread and butter

bury the hatchet 

sit on the fence

38 ) 

. …………  Dwight Eisenhower resigned his post as commander of NATO in 1951

He was seeking at the Republican presidential nomination

The Republican presidential nomination seeking

Seeking the Republican presidential nomination

The Republican presidential nomination was sought

39 ) 

Small cars are ……….. large ones, which generally use much more gasoline.

as popular today as

of as much popularity as today

as today’s popularity is the same as

as the popularity is the same today as

40 ) 

Too much stress can cause sleeplessness, depression, and ……….. .

to lack appetite  
 

you don’t want to eat

lack of appetite is caused

lack appetite

Item {{qid:33568}} – {{qid:33572}} : Choose the given choices to fill in the blanks.

41 ) 

Stay up late for Puerto Rico’s Las Vegas – tempo nightlife. Learn the Limbo in Trinidad. Climb up a 600 – foot waterfall in Jamaica. Bargain shop on sun – splashed Curacao. Drive down to the shipwrecks and coral fantasies off Barbados. …………....

There’s a lot to do as  an islander at the Caribbean.

You should do a lot of activities as an islander.

Activities at the Caribbean are hard to find anywhere.

No place elsewhere is as wonderful as the Caribbean.

42 ) 

Throughout history, ……….. A medieval “truth by trial” technique called for thrusting a suspect ‘s hand into a fire; if he was not burned, he was judged innocent. An ancient Chinese test required a suspected wrongdoer to chew rice powder while being questioned. If the powder was dry when he spit it out afterward, the man was condemned – on the theory that the tension of lying had blocked his salivary glands, producing a dry mouth.

men found the truth – tellers by methods for sorting out liars.
 

men in the old days sorted out liars from the truth – tellers.

men have tried many methods for sorting out truth – tellers from liars.

men have told lies so that they were sorted out from time to time.

43 ) 

………………….. When we think of them in term of what they do, we find that paragraphs can have four different functions: they can be used as introductions, as support for or development of a topic, as transitions, or as conclusions. When we think of paragraphs in terms of the kind they are, we find that there are four basic types of paragraphs, the same four types, or modes, that include all prose writing: exposition, argumentation, description, and narration.
 

What they do and what they are indicate different types and developments of paragraphs.

Paragraphs can be classified in two ways: by what they do and by the kind  they are.

Paragraphs function according to their classification and developments of topics.

Developments of paragraphs vary according to what paragraphs do and what kinds they are.

44 ) 

Selling a perfume, a lawn mower, a ballpoint pen, and a pet food will obviously call for different marketing techniques. Sex appeal may sell perfumes but not pens, while humor may sell pens, but not perfume. Reliable performance sell lawn mowers and pens, but not pet food. Rich people buy expensive perfumes. Students buy pens. ………………
 

Marketing challenges a marketing campaign in number of ways and groups  of consumers.

Marketing teams sell different kinds of products to gain more profit as much as possible.

Marketing approaches consumers of all genders and tastes in every part of   the world.

Marketing teams must consider such factors when they design a marketing  campaign.

45 ) 

…………. In Western societies, women- and often men- wear wedding rings on their left hands. Other cultures use different symbols. Hindu women, for example, wear a red powder in their hair after they marry. Unmarried Amish women wear black bonnets on their heads, while married women wear white ones.
 

Societies look at marital status as a symbol of civilization.

Societies choose different ways to show marital status.

Societies value marital status in different ways.

Societies give birth to marital status and maintain it.

Item {{qid:33573}} – {{qid:33577}}

  All dog owners have the same dilemma. On one hand, they want to give their dog freedom to roam and exercise. On the other hand, they are worried about his safety.

  Up until now the only solution was to install a costly conventional fence. Not anymore! No leashes or cages. Now there’s Radio Fence, the breakthrough alternative for dog owners. Radio Fence is an underground electrical barrier which works with a receiver on your dog’s collar. It beeps your dogs when he nears the boundary and gives him a small electrical correction if he tries to cross it. It keeps your dog safe and out of trouble without having to resort to expensive fences, ropes or chains that could injure your pet. Radio Fence creates a hidden barrier around your yard that safely contains your pet.

46 ) 

What is the main purpose of Radio Fence ?

To make your lawn more beautiful.

To give your pet an electrical correction.

To let your pet have more freedom and exercise.

To prevent your pet from going into unwanted areas.

47 ) 

Which is NOT an advantage of Radio Fence according to the text ?

invisible

harmless

attractive

inexpensive

48 ) 

What does the highlighted part “resort to” mean according to the context  ?

turn to  
 

build up

react to  

worry about

49 ) 

What does the underlined pronoun “It” refers to ?

a dog’s collar 

a receiver  

a barrier 

a fence

50 ) 

What might happen if Radio Fence is NOT installed ?

You might be able to maintain your garden.

You might keep your house free from trash.

You might lose your pet in a traffic accident.

You might spend less money building a conventional fence.

Item     51        53    
   Work  expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. The general recognition of this fact is shown in the proverbial phrase, “It is the busiest man who has time to spare.” Thus, an elderly lady at leisure can spend the entire day writing a postcard to her niece. An hour will be spent in finding the postcard, another hunting for eyeglasses, half an hour to search for the address, an hour and a quarter in writing an essay and twenty minutes in deciding whether or not to take an umbrella when going to the pillar  box in the street. The total effort that would occupy a busy man for three minutes, all told, may in  this fashion leave another person completely exhausted after a day of doubt, anxiety and toil.
 

51 ) 

What happens when the time to be spent on some work increase ?

The work is done smoothly.    
 

The work is done leisurely.

The work needs more time.

The work consumes all the time.

52 ) 

“Work  expands so as to fill the time available for its completion.” What does this statement mean ?

The more work there is to be done, the more time it is needed.
 

Whatever time is available for a given amount for work, all of it will be used.

If you have more time, you can do more work.

If you have some important work to do, you should have more time.

53 ) 

Who is the person likely to take more time to do work ?

a man of leisure
 

a busy man

an elderly person

an exhausted person

54 ) 

What is the total time spent by the elderly lady in writing a postcard ?
 

three minutes 

four hours and five minutes

half an hour     

a full day

55 ) 

What does the expression “pillar box” stand for ?

a box attached to the pillar

a box office

a pillar – type post – box 

a box in the pillar

Item     56        60    
 

  What comes around, go around. The crud we dump in the oceans is now coming around for dinner. Every year, more seafood in Hong Kong is contaminated by toxic pollutants. Cases of tainted coral fish  - - which includes cod, garoupa and snapper - - have multiplied almost nine times since 1989. Fourteen cases of paralytic shellfish poisoning, virtually unknown in previous years, were reported in the first quarter of 1994. And the problem of ocean pollution entering the food chain isn’t confined to Hong Kong. The territory’s health inspectors have also monitored catches from Indonesian and Malaysian waters. Says Assistant Director of Health Mohammed Ali: “We found it affects seafood regionally and globally.”

   People who have eaten contaminated seafood experience weakness, nausea, dizziness, and blurred vision. To avoid poisoning, good hygiene is important . All seafood should be thoroughly washed and cleaned, and cooked completely. Avoid eating the internal organs of fish, where toxins tend to concentrate. And don’t eat big portions of fish or shellfish in one sitting.
 

56 ) 

What is the best title for the text ?
 

Water Pollutants in Hong Kong

Effects of Seafood on Humans

Guidelines for Eating Seafood

Seafood Poisoning and How to Avoid

57 ) 

What does the word “which” (line 3) refer to ?

toxic pollutants

seafood in Hong Kong

14 cases of shellfish poisoning

coral fish

58 ) 

According to Mr. Mohammed Ali, which statement is true ?

People in Hong Kong rarely get seafood poisoning.

Toxic Seafood is found in Hong Kong and other parts of the world.

Toxins from seafood can be confirmed by inspectors.

Pollutants affect seafood mostly in Hong Kong.

59 ) 

What does the word “sitting” in the last paragraph mean in the context ?

meal 

seat 

table   

food shop

60 ) 

What is the main purpose of the last paragraph ?

To describe the problem of ocean pollution.

To tell people of the symptoms of seafood poisoning.

To inform people how to avoid seafood poisoning.

To monitor catches from Indonesian and Malaysian waters.

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