Kinh nghiệm và mẹo toeic PART VI PRACTICE TEST TWO

B Everyone is singular and requires the third person singular verb: Everyone... D The definite article the requires a noun: the list... It is important to follow through for A the plans

141 There are (A) many

shops conveniently (B) located

in the neighborhood (C) of the hotel, and we have a

newsstand and a gift store

between (D) the lobby

(D) The preposition should be

in: in the lobby Choice (A) is

the correct use of the

expression there are Choice

(B) is a correct adverb Choice (C) is a correct noun

141 There are (A) many

shops conveniently (B) located

in the neighborhood (C) of the hotel, and we have a

newsstand and a gift store

between (D) the lobby

142 We read it (A) your

proposal with (B) a great deal (C) of interest (D)

(A) It is an unnecessary

reference to the subject: We

read your proposal Choice (B)

is a correct preposition

Choice (C) is a correct noun

phrase Choice (D) is a correct

142 We read it (A) your

proposal with (B) a great deal (C) of interest (D)

143 Please ask to (A) the

manager if you have (B) any questions regarding (C) your duties (D)

(A) The verb ask does not

require a preposition: Please ask the manager Choice (B) is

a correct verb Choice (C) is a correct preposition Choice

(D) is a correct noun

143 Please ask to (A) the

manager if you have (B) any questions regarding (C) your duties (D)

144 Everyone (A) who

witnessed the accident were asked (B) to give (C) a

statement to the police (D)

(B) Everyone is singular and requires the third person

singular verb: Everyone was asked Choice (A) is a correct pronoun Choice (C) is a

correct infinitive Choice (D)

144 Everyone (A) who

witnessed the accident were asked (B) to give (C) a

statement to the police (D)

145 If (A) you are interested

in learning (B) more about the services we have available,

please call (C) one of the

telephone numbers on the

listed (D) below

(D) The definite article the

requires a noun: the list

Choice (A) is a correct

145 If (A) you are interested

in learning (B) more about the services we have available,

please call (C) one of the

telephone numbers on the

listed (D) below

146 It is important to follow through for (A) the plans that were made (B) if you wish to complete (C) the job

successfully (D)

(A) A preposition is required

after follow through: follow

through on/with Choice (B) is

a correct verb phrase Choice (C) is a correct infinitive

Choice (D) is a correct adverb

146 It is important to follow through for (A) the plans that were made (B) if you wish to complete (C) the job

successfully (D)

147 All (A) tenants are

requested (B) to report

maintenance problems (C) to building superintendent (D)

Tenant (n)

someone who lives in a house,

room etc and pays rent to the

person who owns it [ [ ↪  ↪  landlord]:

- The desk was left by the

previous tenant.

Superintendent (n) A.E someone who is in charge of an apartment building and is responsible for

making repairs in it [= caretaker British English]

(D) The definite article is

required before the noun

correct adjective Choice (B) is a correct verb phrase Choice (C)

147 All (A) tenants are

requested (B) to report

maintenance problems (C) to building superintendent (D)

148 Passengers are required (A) to arrive to (B) the gate

fifteen minutes (C) before

departure (D) time.

(B) The preposition at is required

is used exclusively with a city or

verb phrase Choice (C) is a correct noun Choice (D) is a correct noun

148 Passengers are required (A) to arrive to (B) the gate

fifteen minutes (C) before

departure (D) time.

149 Expect heavy (A) traffic

on all main roads leading (B) out of (C) the city because (D) the holiday weekend

(D) When a noun phrase follows

of because of the holiday

adjective Choice (B) is a correct verb Choice (C) is a correct

149 Expect heavy (A) traffic

on all main roads leading (B) out of (C) the city because (D) the holiday weekend

150 Increases in the prices

(A) of basic goods (B) were

announcing (C) this morning

by (D) the president

(C) The past participle is

required: were announced

Choice (A) is a correct noun

phrase Choice (B) is a correct noun Choice (C) is a correct

preposition

150 Increases in the prices

(A) of basic goods (B) were

announcing (C) this morning

by (D) the president

151 In order to avoid (A) accidents, please read the instructing (B) carefully

before using (C) the new equipment (D)

(B) A noun is required as the object: read the instructions

Choice (A) is a correct

infinitive Choice (C) is a

correct gerund Choice (D) is

a correct noun

151 In order to avoid (A) accidents, please read the instructing (B) carefully before using (C) the new equipment (D)

152 When you bring (A) a

new staff member on board, it

is important to supervision (B) her work closely during (C)

the first few (D) months

(B) The infinitive verb is

required: to supervise Choice (A) is a correct verb Choice

(C) is a correct preposition

Choice (D) is a correct

adjective

152 When you bring (A) a

new staff member on board, it

is important to supervision (B) her work closely during (C)

the first few (D) months

153 We were (A) pleased to discover (B) that the service awards were going (C) to be presented from (D) the

director himself

(D) The preposition by is used

in a passive voice construction

to indicate the doer of the

action: by the director Choice (A) is a correct auxiliary verb Choice (B) is a correct

infinitive Choice (C) is a

153 We were (A) pleased to discover (B) that the service awards were going (C) to be presented from (D) the

director himself

154 We have received (A)

much (B) more requests for information than (C) we

anticipated (D)

To anticipate to expect that

something will happen and be

ready for it:

- Sales are better than anticipated.

(B) The intensifier many must

be used with a countable noun

(requests): many more

requests (A) is a correct verb phrase Choice (C) is a correct conjunction Choice (D) is a

154 We have received (A)

much (B) more requests for information than (C) we

anticipated (D)

155 Please remain (A) in your assign (B) seats until (C) the

instructor dismisses (D) the

class

To dismiss to tell someone that they are allowed to go, or are no longer needed:

- The class was dismissed early today.

(B) The past participle

adjective is needed to describe the thing receiving the action:

assigned seats Choice (A) is a correct verb Choice (C) is a

correct conjunction Choice

155 Please remain (A) in your assign (B) seats until (C) the

instructor dismisses (D) the

class

156 Even (A) you are unsure

of the standard procedure in

any (B) situation, please don’t hesitate to (C) consult with

(D) your supervising manager

(A) The conjunction

indicating “in the event that”

is needed: If you are unsure

Choice (B) is a correct

adjective Choice (C) is a

correct verb phrase Choice

156 Even (A) you are unsure

of the standard procedure in

any (B) situation, please don’t hesitate to (C) consult with

(D) your supervising manager

157 Current job opening (A) are listed on the last (B) page

of (C) the monthly (D)

newsletter

(A) The third person plural

verb form requires the plural subject: Current job openings are listed Choice (B) is a

correct article and adjective Choice (C) is a correct

preposition Choice (D) is a

157 Current job opening (A) are listed on the last (B) page

of (C) the monthly (D)

newsletter

158 There is a coffee shop

located (A) on the second (B) floor that is open (C) for

breakfast and lunch and close (D) at 3:30

(D) A singular noun requires the third person singular verb form: coffee shop closes at

3:30 Choice (A) is a correct

past participle adjective

Choice (B) is a correct article and adjective Choice (C) is a

158 There is a coffee shop

located (A) on the second (B) floor that is open (C) for

breakfast and lunch and close (D) at 3:30

159 We have always (A)

believed that honesty is best (B) policy in personal as well

as (C) professional matters

(D).

(B) The definite article is

needed: the best policy Choice (A) is a correct adverb of

frequency Choice (C) is a

correct comparative Choice

(D) is a correct noun

159 We have always (A)

believed that honesty is best (B) policy in personal as well

as (C) professional matters

(D).

160 All the information (A)

you will need (B) can find (C)

in the employees’ (D) manual

(C) The passive voice is

needed with the subject of this sentence: All the

Information can be found

Choice (A) is a correct noun

phrase Choice (B) is a correct verb phrase Choice (D) is a

160 All the information (A)

you will need (B) can find (C)

in the employees’ (D) manual

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