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Read the following sign or notice and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 1

You are walking down the hallway at school when you see this sign on the floor. What does it mean?

  1. You should jump over the black mark on the floor.
  2. Be careful, the floor is slippery if it''s wet.
  3. There is a puddle of water on the floor, don''t step in it.
  4. Someone fell down and spilled something.

Question 2

What is the notice suggesting about transportation to the event?

Limited parking available. Please consider carpooling or using public transportation.
  1. Finding a parking spot might be difficult.
  2. Parking fees will be expensive for the event.
  3. Public transportation is the only way to reach the venue.
  4. Carpooling is mandatory for groups attending the event.

Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 3

The bakery offered a wide __________ of pastries, from croissants to donuts to muffins.

  1. amount
  2. group
  3. collection
  4. selection

Question 4

Do you think robots __________ our jobs in the future?

  1. are taking
  2. will take
  3. took
  4. take

Question 5

A weekend trip to the beach is __________ than a two-week cruise, especially for those with limited vacation time.

  1. shortest
  2. short
  3. as short
  4. shorter

Question 6

If they __________ earlier, they __________ the museum.

  1. arrived - can visit
  2. will arrive - could visit
  3. arrived - could visit
  4. arrive - can visit

Question 7

Hoa has brought in a cake she baked for her English club meeting.

Liam: "Hoa, this cake is absolutely delicious! You''re a great baker."

Hoa: "__________"

  1. It''s just a simple recipe.
  2. Aw, thanks Liam! I''m glad you like it.
  3. Do you want the recipe?
  4. I hope you don''t get a stomachache.

Question 8

The girl __________ is wearing a red dress is my sister.

  1. who
  2. that
  3. whom
  4. whose

Question 9

Drinking enough water is __________ for staying hydrated.

  1. harmful
  2. dizzy
  3. circular
  4. essential

Question 10

We need __________ quiet to concentrate on our work.

  1. many
  2. few
  3. a little
  4. a bit of

Choose the word whose underlined part differs from that of the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Question 11

  1. shooting
  2. assist
  3. mission
  4. alive

Question 12

  1. themselves
  2. within
  3. anything
  4. mother

Choose the word that differs from the other three in the position of primary stress in each of the following questions.

Question 13

  1. ourselves
  2. reading
  3. required
  4. refuse

Question 14

  1. discussion
  2. afternoon
  3. efficient
  4. momentum

Read the following instruction and choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 15 to 18.

HOW TO OVERCOME PROCRASTINATION

1. Break down big tasks (15) __________ smaller ones.

2. Set (16) __________ realistic deadline for each small task.

3. (17) __________ distractions by finding a quiet place to work.

4. Reward yourself after (18) __________ a task.

Question 15

  1. with
  2. over
  3. into
  4. as

Question 16

  1. x (no article)
  2. the
  3. a
  4. an

Question 17

  1. Avoid
  2. Forget
  3. Eliminate
  4. Ignore

Question 18

  1. completing
  2. completion
  3. completed
  4. complete

Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions from 19 to 20.

Question 19

Choose the correct order of sentences a, b, and c.

The Forgotten "Please"

My grandfather was a stickler for good manners, always reminding us to be polite.

a. He gently reminded me of the magic word before handing me the salt shaker.

b. One evening at dinner, I asked him to pass the salt.

c. In my haste, I forgot to say "please," something he never overlooked.

  1. a - c - b
  2. c - b - a
  3. b - c - a
  4. b - a - c

Question 20

Choose the sentence that most appropriately ends the text in Question 19.

  1. It was a gentle reminder to always show courtesy, even in casual settings.
  2. The salt shaker seemed heavier than usual that evening.
  3. Dinner always came with a side of life lessons at his table.
  4. He smiled, knowing I''d remember next time I needed something.

Choose the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 21 to 26.

Adapting to the Dunes: Life in the Desert

Life in the desert presents unique challenges due to its extreme conditions. (21) __________ is a significant issue, as deserts receive very little rainfall. Finding (22) __________ to drink and to grow crops can be a daily struggle for desert inhabitants. The intense heat also makes it difficult to (23) __________ outdoors for long periods, forcing people to adapt their lifestyles.

Despite these hardships, people have found ways to thrive in desert environments for centuries. Many desert communities use camels for transportation, (24) __________ these animals are well-suited to the harsh climate. (25) __________ , traditional knowledge about finding water sources and constructing shelters that provide shade is essential for survival. Although life in the desert may seem daunting, it fosters (26) __________ and resourcefulness in those who call it home.

Question 21

  1. Water scarcity
  2. Scarcity of water
  3. Scarcity water
  4. Water of scarcity

Question 22

  1. water of enough
  2. enough water
  3. enough of water
  4. water enough

Question 23

  1. working
  2. to work
  3. work
  4. worked

Question 24

  1. because
  2. while
  3. as
  4. though

Question 25

  1. Despite
  2. Nevertheless
  3. Furthermore
  4. However

Question 26

  1. resilience
  2. resiliently
  3. to be resilient
  4. resilient

Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original sentence in each of the following questions.

Question 27

"Linh has gone to the market. She''ll be back soon," her grandmother said.

  1. Her grandmother said that Linh had gone to the market and that she will be back soon.
  2. Her grandmother said that Linh went to the market and that she would be back soon.
  3. Her grandmother said that Linh had gone to the market and that she would be back soon.
  4. Her grandmother said that Linh has gone to the market and that she will be back soon.

Question 28

I think eating too much fast food is unhealthy.

  1. Unhealthy, eating too much fast food is, I think.
  2. Eating too much fast food is unhealthy, in my opinion.
  3. How about eating too much fast food is unhealthy?
  4. I think so, eating too much fast food is unhealthy.

Choose the sentence that is made from the given cues in each of the following questions.

Question 29

This puzzle / tricky / I / determine / figure / it.

  1. This puzzle is tricky, but I''m determined to figure out it.
  2. This puzzle is tricky, but I''m determined to figure it away.
  3. This puzzle is tricky, but I''m determined to figure it out.
  4. This puzzle is tricky, but I''m determined to figure on it.

Question 30

brother / hate / do / dishes

  1. My brother hating do the dishes.
  2. My brother hates to doing the dishes.
  3. My brother hate doing dish.
  4. My brother hates doing the dishes.

Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 36.

Before the invention of clocks, humans relied on natural phenomena to track time. Early civilizations observed the movement of the sun across the sky, creating sundials to measure the passing hours. However, sundials were limited by their dependence on sunlight and were useless at night or on cloudy days.

To address this limitation, devices like water clocks and hourglasses were developed. Water clocks, dating back to ancient Egypt, used the steady flow of water into or out of a container to mark intervals of time. Hourglasses, with their iconic two bulbs of sand, offered a more portable and weather-resistant method for measuring shorter durations. Yet, these methods still lacked the precision and reliability of a true clock.

The invention of the mechanical clock in the 14th century revolutionized timekeeping. These early clocks used a system of gears and weights, later incorporating a pendulum for increased accuracy. While initially found in churches and town squares, smaller, spring-powered clocks gradually became commonplace in homes.

This evolution of timekeeping technology, from observing the skies to intricate mechanical devices, profoundly impacted human life. Clocks enabled greater control over daily schedules, facilitated trade and transportation, and ultimately paved the way for the precise timekeeping essential to our modern world.

Question 31

What is the main topic of this reading passage?

  1. The development of clocks throughout history.
  2. The scientific principles behind various timekeeping devices.
  3. The importance of time management in modern society.
  4. The disadvantages of sundials compared to modern clocks.

Question 32

The word "phenomena" in paragraph 1 is CLOSEST in meaning to __________.

  1. tools
  2. beliefs
  3. objects
  4. events

Question 33

What is the main disadvantage of water clocks mentioned in the text?

  1. They are affected by changes in the weather.
  2. They are only useful at night.
  3. They are not as accurate as mechanical clocks.
  4. They are difficult to transport.

Question 34

Which of these timekeeping methods is NOT mentioned in the passage?

  1. Water clocks
  2. Hourglasses
  3. Sundials
  4. Atomic clocks

Question 35

How did the invention of the mechanical clock change society?

  1. It made people less reliant on the sun for timekeeping.
  2. It led to the development of more advanced scientific instruments.
  3. It eliminated the need for other timekeeping methods.
  4. It allowed for more precise scheduling and organization.

Question 36

The word "facilitated" in paragraph 4 is OPPOSITE in meaning to __________.

  1. improved
  2. enabled
  3. hindered
  4. assisted

Four phrases/sentences have been removed from the text below. For each question, choose A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 37 to 40.

Laughter is a universal language, and stand-up comedy, with its direct approach to humor, has gained immense popularity worldwide. (37) __________ is the ability to find humor in everyday situations and deliver it with sharp wit and impeccable timing.

Stand-up comedians often draw inspiration from their own lives, transforming personal experiences into relatable and hilarious anecdotes. (38) __________. This raw and unfiltered style of humor creates a sense of intimacy with the audience, making them feel like they are listening to a friend share funny stories.

(39) __________. They use observational humor to highlight the absurdities of daily life, poking fun at social norms and human behavior. By pointing out these relatable quirks, they create a sense of shared understanding and amusement with their audience.

The beauty of stand-up comedy lies in its simplicity. (40) __________, a single microphone, and an audience eager to laugh. It is this direct connection between performer and audience that makes stand-up so powerful, allowing comedians to share their unique perspective and connect with people on a deeply personal level.

A. They use self-deprecating humor, sharing their own flaws and misfortunes with honesty and wit.

B. At the heart of stand-up comedy

C. All a comedian needs is a stage

D. Many comedians thrive on observational humor.

Question 37

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

Question 38

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

Question 39

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

Question 40

  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D

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