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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 working at a construction site. You see the sign below on a door. What does this sign mean?

  1. No one is allowed to enter this area.
  2. Only workers who are allowed to enter can go through this door.
  3. Everyone should prioritize safety when entering this area.
  4. Only people wearing safety gear can enter.

Question 2

What can you infer from this notice?

Bake Sale - All proceeds go to the local animal shelter.
  1. All the money from the bake sale will be donated.
  2. Buying baked goods will help animals in need.
  3. You can adopt animals at the bake sale.
  4. The animal shelter is selling baked goods.

Choose the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 3

The movie''s tragic ending left the audience feeling deeply __________.

  1. saddened
  2. indifferent
  3. inspired
  4. amused

Question 4

The concert __________ at 7:00 PM and __________ at 10:00 PM.

  1. will start, will finish
  2. is starting, is finishing
  3. starts, finishes
  4. started, finished

Question 5

The Nile River is considered by many to be __________ river in the world.

  1. the longest
  2. most long
  3. long
  4. longer

Question 6

If he __________ to himself, he __________ the courage to follow his dreams.

  1. listened - would find
  2. had listened - will find
  3. listened - will have found
  4. had listened - would have found

Question 7

Nam is opening a birthday gift from his classmate, David.

Nam: "Wow, this watch is amazing! Thank you so much, David!"

David: "__________"

  1. You''re welcome, Nam. I''m glad you like it!
  2. Yes, it''s quite expensive.
  3. Don''t mention it. It was nothing.
  4. Oh, you shouldn''t have.

Question 8

We can go hiking or swimming. Which activity, __________ sounds more fun to you?

  1. where
  2. who
  3. that
  4. which

Question 9

The news of his scholarship brought a __________ smile to his face.

  1. sleepy
  2. familiar
  3. blank
  4. radiant

Question 10

The garden has __________ flowers in bloom.

  1. many of
  2. a wide variety of
  3. a much
  4. very beautiful

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

Question 11

  1. actress
  2. absence
  3. payment
  4. react

Question 12

  1. otherwise
  2. another
  3. nothing
  4. therefore

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

Question 13

  1. protect
  2. unfold
  3. debate
  4. contract

Question 14

  1. clinical
  2. consultant
  3. satisfy
  4. furniture

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

HOW TO CREATE A STRONG PASSWORD

1. A strong password should be (15) __________ least 12 characters long.

2. It''s better if it''s longer.

3. Include (16) __________ mix of upper and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols.

4. Don''t use personal information that could be easily (17) __________.

5. Avoid common words or phrases in your password.

6. And never share your password with (18) __________!

Question 15

  1. at
  2. for
  3. with
  4. in

Question 16

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

Question 17

  1. guess
  2. guessed
  3. to guess
  4. guessing

Question 18

  1. everyone
  2. no one
  3. anyone
  4. someone

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 Wrong Order

I went to a new cafe near my house to buy a takeaway iced coffee.

a. When I received my drink, it was a regular latte with regular milk.

b. I politely pointed out the mistake to the barista, showing him my receipt.

c. I clearly ordered a caramel macchiato with oat milk from the barista.

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

Question 20

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

  1. He apologized for the mix-up and quickly prepared the correct order for me.
  2. He shrugged and said they were out of oat milk and caramel syrup.
  3. He insisted that I had ordered a latte and refused to change it.
  4. He gave me a blank stare, seemingly confused by my complaint.

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

Travelling on a Shoestring

Traveling the world doesn''t have to break the bank! There are many ways to explore new places on a budget. (21) __________ important tip is to be flexible with your travel dates. Sometimes, flying mid-week or during the off-season can save you (22) __________ money on flights and accommodation. (23) __________, consider staying in hostels or guesthouses instead of expensive hotels.

(24) __________ your meals can also help you save. Eating at local markets or trying street food is not only cheaper than restaurants but also a great way (25) __________ the local culture. (26) __________, walking or using public transportation instead of taxis can significantly reduce your expenses and give you a more authentic experience. Remember, with a little planning and creativity, you can have an amazing trip without spending a fortune.

Question 21

  1. An
  2. A
  3. The
  4. One

Question 22

  1. a few
  2. a lot of
  3. many
  4. much

Question 23

  1. Because
  2. Although
  3. So
  4. Additionally

Question 24

  1. Cooked
  2. Cooking
  3. Cook
  4. To cook

Question 25

  1. for experiencing
  2. experiencing
  3. experience
  4. to experience

Question 26

  1. However
  2. Because
  3. Finally
  4. Despite

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

Question 27

"We''ll be flying to Hanoi this time next week," they said.

  1. They said that they would be flying to Hanoi this time next week.
  2. They said that they would be flying to Hanoi that time the following week.
  3. They said that they will be flying to Hanoi this time next week.
  4. They said that we would be flying to Hanoi that time the following week.

Question 28

I believe that hard work leads to success.

  1. To my mind, hard work leads to success.
  2. To have success, I believe in hard work.
  3. Hard work, I believe, is leading to success.
  4. I believe in working hard to lead to success.

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

Question 29

I / look / some old photos / find / this one / us.

  1. I looked through some old photos and finding this one of us.
  2. I was looking some old photos and find this one of us.
  3. I was looking through some old photos and found this one of us.
  4. I was look through some old photos and found this one with us.

Question 30

I / use / eat / rice / every day.

  1. I am used to eat rice everyday.
  2. I am use to eat rice every day.
  3. I used to eating rice every day.
  4. I am used to eating rice every day.

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

The mid-19th century saw the rise of portrait photography, a genre quickly embraced by the public. Before this innovation, painted portraits were the only way to capture a person''s likeness, a luxury reserved for the wealthy. The daguerreotype, an early photographic process, offered a faster and more affordable alternative.

Introduced in 1839, the daguerreotype used a silver-plated copper sheet treated with chemical fumes to create a highly detailed, one-of-a-kind image. Although significantly cheaper than a painted portrait, the process was still relatively expensive for the average person. Studios emerged offering specialized services like posing chairs and flattering lighting to enhance these treasured keepsakes.

The introduction of the carte de visite in the 1850s revolutionized portrait photography. This process used paper prints, allowing for multiple copies from a single negative, making photography accessible to a wider audience. People began collecting and exchanging cartes de visite, and photographers started specializing in portraits of famous individuals, further increasing their popularity.

This surge in portrait photography''s popularity wasn''t without criticism. Some argued that the pursuit of a ''good likeness'' overshadowed artistic expression. Others questioned the ethics of readily replicating images, potentially diminishing the value of the individual portrayed. However, the accessibility and affordability of photography solidified its place in society, forever changing the way we capture and perceive ourselves and each other.

Question 31

What is the main idea of the reading passage?

  1. The rise in popularity and evolution of portrait photography during the mid-19th century.
  2. The artistic merits of painted portraits versus photographic portraits.
  3. The social impact of photographic portraiture on different classes.
  4. The technical aspects of the daguerreotype photographic process.

Question 32

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

  1. rejected
  2. criticized
  3. welcomed
  4. ignored

Question 33

What made the carte de visite different from the daguerreotype?

  1. The ability to produce multiple prints from one image.
  2. It used a silver-plated copper sheet for a more detailed image.
  3. It was more expensive and catered exclusively to the wealthy.
  4. It required specialized studios with elaborate equipment.

Question 34

Which of these is NOT mentioned as a criticism of portrait photography?

  1. The focus on realistic representation over artistic expression.
  2. The ethical implications of easily reproduced images.
  3. The use of artificial lighting techniques.
  4. The potential devaluation of the individual being photographed.

Question 35

What was the main impact of the carte de visite on portrait photography?

  1. It encouraged photographers to experiment with abstract techniques.
  2. It led to the decline of painted portraits as a form of art.
  3. It created controversy about the use of chemicals in photography.
  4. It made photography affordable and accessible to a wider public.

Question 36

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

  1. reducing
  2. lowering
  3. increasing
  4. weakening

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.

Imagine a future where traffic jams are a distant memory, and commuting involves soaring above congested roads. This is the promise of flying cars, a concept that has captivated futurists and entrepreneurs for decades. (37) __________, significant technological advancements are bringing this vision closer to reality.

One of the main challenges facing flying car development is battery technology. (38) __________. However, recent breakthroughs in battery energy density and charging infrastructure are paving the way for electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, essentially flying cars with multiple rotors.

(39) __________. These vehicles combine the convenience of personal automobiles with the speed and efficiency of air travel, potentially revolutionizing urban mobility. Imagine bypassing rush hour traffic by simply taking to the skies!

While challenges remain, such as regulatory hurdles and public acceptance, the rapid pace of innovation suggests that flying cars could become a viable transportation option in the not-too-distant future. (40) __________, reducing our dependence on traditional road networks.

A. This would ease congestion and decrease travel times

B. While still in its early stages

C. Current batteries lack the power and range for extended flights.

D. These eVTOLs offer a glimpse into a future of personalized air travel.

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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