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fromtheotherthreeinpronunciationineachofthefollowingquestions.Question1:A.cavityB.sav

eC.caveD.behaveQuestion2:A.pensionB.conclusionC.provisionD.precision

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Question3:A.cultureB.natureC.matureD.vulture

Question4:A.fortunateB.genuineC.accelerateD.genocide

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Question5:Anotherapproachaddressingpublicconcerns_toforeigninvestmentistoemphasizecorporaterespon

sibility

A.inviewB.onreflectionC.withregardD.bycontrast

Question6:Nohowfastorshinycomputersmightbewhentheyarenew,theyallseemtogetslowerovertime A.effectB.importanceC.questionD.matter

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A.absorbencyB.absorbedC.absorptionD.absorbentQuestion8:Theirchildrenfeltdisappointe

dbecausefirsttheypromisedtotakethemtoHaLongParkandthentheytheirword

A.playeddownonB.drewoutonC.wentbackonD.cameoffwithQuestion9:Allprovidedalivingfornearly90p

ercentofthepopulationoftheAmericancolonies

A.ThethingneededB.thatisneededC.whatisneededD.forourneeds

Question10:employeesinthepostalservicehasmeantslowerserviceinthelasttwoyears.

A.LessB.FewerC.FewD.Least

Question11:“What’swrongwithRobert?”-“Idon’tknow.Hestormedo

A.hasgotB.wasgettingC.hadgotD.got

Question12:Asafortheirefforts,theschoolwasawardedArtsMarkGold,atopawardfromthe

ArtsCouncil,foritsexcellentprovisioninarts

A.bonusB.benefitC.profitD.reward

Question13:Anelectricalfaultisbelievedtobetoforthesmallfirewhichcausedthemeltdown.

A.blameB.provokeC.faultD.cause

Question14:Iwastotally_inpreparingthepackageswhenIheardaknockonthedoor.

A.deceivedB.engrossedC.reducedD.founded

Question15:TheyhadtheirbabydaughterinJuneand,sincethen,theyinrestaurantsveryoften.

A.didn’tusetoeatB.weren’tabletoeatC.couldn’teatD.haven’tabletoeat

A.musthaveallowed-delaysB.oughttobeallowed-hasdelayed

C.hadbetterallow-isdelayedD.wereallowed-wasdelayed

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Jenny:“”

A.Congratulations!B.Soundsgreat!C.Welldone!D.Whatapity!

Question18:“Doyoulikemyjacket?It’smadeofpuresilk.”“”

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Question19:Ijudgebythecarhedrives.I’dsayhe’sgotaprettygoodjob.A.Unless

Ijudgebythecarhedrives,I’dsayhe’sgotaprettygoodjob.B.Judgingbythecarh

edrives,I’dsayhe’sgotaprettygoodjob

C.BecauseIjudgebythecarhedrives,I’dsayhe’sgotaprettygoodjob.

D.WhenIjudgebythecarhedrives,I’dsayhe’sgotaprettygoodjob.

Question20:Manyindustriestodayusehighlyautomatedvehicles.Theycandrivewithalmostnohumanintervent

ion

A.Althoughmanyindustriestodayusemanyautomatedvehicles,theycandrivewithouthumanintervention B.Manyindustriestodayusehighlyautomatedvehicleswhichcandrivewithalmostnohumanintervention C.Withalmostnohumanintervention,manyindustriestodaycanrunhighlyautomatedvehicles.

D.Whenvehiclesarehighlyautomatedinmanyindustries,humansdonothavetointerveneintheiroperation.

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Question21:Ahouseinthatdistrictwillcostatleast$100,000.

A.Youwon’tbeabletobuyahouseinthatdistrictformorethan$100,000.

B.$100,000isthemaximumpriceforahouseinthatdistrict.

C.Ifyouhave$100,000,youcanbuyahouseinthatdistrict.

D.Youwon’tbeabletobuyahouseinthatdistrictforlessthan$100,000.

Question22:Theruralpopulationgrewslowlyfrom1950to1990andreacheditspeakin1992.

A.Theruralpopulationleveledoffin1992aftergrowingslowlyfor40years.

B.Theruralpopulationreacheditslowestlevelin1992aftergrowingslowlyfor40years.

C.Theruralpopulationhititshighestlevelin1992afteraslightincreasein40years.

D.Theruralpopulationexperiencedanupwardtrendfrom1950to1992.

Question23:Moststoreswillacceptacreditcardinsteadofcash.

B.Moststoreswillacceptacreditcardasanalternativetocash.

C.Moststoreswillacceptacreditcardbecausetheyhavenoalternativebuttouseit.

D.Acreditcardwillbeacceptedbymoststoresinsteadforcash.

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Twenty- fivestudentsfromWallingSchoolarecurrentlylivinginFrance.Theyarethereforthreemonthsaspartofaliving-

abroadproject.The16-and17-year-oldstudentsarelivingwithFrenchfamiliesandattendingaFrenchschool.MostofthestudentshavetakenFrenchlan guageclassesfor3or

4yearsandarefinallygettinganopportunitytousetheirFrench

Notonlyarestudentslearninganewlanguage,buttheyarelearningaboutanewculture,too.Studentshavebeenpa rticularlysurprisedabouttheFrenchattitudetowardsfood.“Theywon’tleaveanythingontheirplate,”saysVaness

aAthol.“Theyaren’twastefulatall.”VanessahasvowedtobemorecarefulwithwastewhenreturningtotheUnited

States

Thegroup’schaperone,Mrs.Smith,hasbeenpleasedwiththestudents’acquisitionoflanguage.“Eventhemostti

midaretryingtheirbesttospeak.Thestudentsarelearningalot.I’mveryimpressed,”shesaid.Mrs.Smithaddedthat shethinkslivingwithaFrenchfamilymakesadifferencebecausestudentsareforcedtospeakFrench.“Weareallver ygratefultotheFrenchfamilieswhoarehostingus.”

TheFrenchfamiliesarehappytohavethestudents,astheyaregettingtoleamaboutAmericanculture.Bothgroups willbecelebratingtheexchangeatalargepotluckdinnerattheendofthestay.Therewillbeaslideshowofmemoriesa ndthestudentswillspeakabouttheirexperiences.Currently,theAmericanstudentsareperiodicallypostingpicture sandstudentessaysontheWallingSchoolwebsite.“LivinginFranceisanexperienceI’llneverforget,”writesstude ntTinaDavis.“IknowI’llwanttoeatthesecroissantsandthisCamembertfortherestofmylife!”

(Source:'MasterTOEFLJunior(2014))

Question24:Whichtitlewouldbethemostsuitableforthisarticle?

A.WallingSchoolStudentsStayAbroadinFrance.

B.FrenchFamiliesloveAmerica.

C.StudentTinaDavisLivesinFrance.

D.WallingSchoolWebsitePostsStudentEssays.

Question25:Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?

A.StudentsfromWallingSchoolarenowstayingintheUSA.

B.WallingSchoolstudentsarenowstayingwithFrenchfamilies.

C.ThesestudentsareimmigrantsfromtheUSA.

D.WallingSchoolstudentsareapplyingforjobsinFrance.

Question26:WhatcanbeimpliedaboutthecultureinFrance?

A.ItrequiresfluencyinFrench.B.It

canbelearnedfromabook.C.Itscar

esthestudents

D.It’sdifferentfromthecultureinAmerica.

Question27:Inparagraph2,theword“vowed”isclosestinmeaningto.

A.changedB.savedC.promisedD.received

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Question28:Inparagraph3,theword“acquisition”isclosestinmeaningto.

A.speakingB.gainingC.responsibilityD.purchase

Question29:Basedonthepassage,whatdoesMrs.SmithprobablythinkabouttheFrenchlanguage?

A.ItismorebeautifulthanSpanish.

B.It’sbesttolearnitfromaFrenchfamilyinFrance.

C.Itisveryimportantforinternationalcommunication.

D.Itissomethingeachandeverystudentneedstoknow.

Question30:Accordingtothepassage,howwillthestudentsconcludetheirstay?

A.Theywillsayinhosteltogether.B.TheywelltakeaFrenchexam.

C.Theywillhaveapartytogether.D.TheywillvisitParistogether.

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Doyouknowthatyourplaceonthefamilyladdermayhavecertaineffectsonthesortofpersonyougrowuptobe? Youmaybetheonlychild,theeldest,youngestor(31)one;youmaybetheyoungestofthreeboysortheeldestgirlwith ayoungerbrotherandsister.Allthedifferentcombinationsofrelationshipswillhavehelpedtomakeyouthepersony ouare.(32)ofyearsbetweenyoursiblingsandyoualsohelpstoshapeyourcharacter

Knowingsuchdetailsaboutyourbestfriendorlovedone(33)a lsotellyouaboutthetypeoffriendorpartnerheneed s.Forexample,aboywithayoungersisterwouldnormally(34)muchbetterwithagirlwhohasanolderbrotherthanw ithagirlwhohasayoungerbrother.Similarly,ifyourgirlfriendistheoldestinherfamily,shewouldprobablybemore thanalittledomineering

Fortunatelyforallofus,familypsychologyisnottotallyaccurate.Therearealwaysexceptionstothe

rule.Mostimportantofall,weshouldalwaysjudgepeople(35)

Question31:A.middleB.focusC.centerD.averageQuestion32:A.numberB.AamountC.Thenum

berD.TheamountQuestion33:A.couldB.shouldC.needD.oughtQuestion34:A.putupB.standby

C.makeupD.getalongQuestion35:A.relatingB.accordingC.concerningaverageD.regarding

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Question36:Onemeetinghasalreadytaken p lace andweexpecttheprogrammetorunoverthenexttwoyears A.comeaboutB.comeinforC.chanceuponD.takeup

Question37:Byanysensiblelogic,fightingterrorismwithwarisonlycounter-productiveandinthelongrunonlya dd s f u e l t othe f ire

A.improveB.ameliorateC.recoverD.exacerbate

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Question38:Theircontributionstosciencehaveearnedthemane v er last i n g placeinhistory.

A.indefiniteB.eternalC.temporaryD.round-the-lock

Question39:Indifferenttohuntingorwrestlingordrinking,Bill,wholikestoread,istho u g h t f u l a ndgentle A.asecondthoughtB.considerateC.superficialD.compassionate

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Question40:Paperwasso e x p e nsive duringtheMiddleAgesthatith a s tobeus e dsp a ri n g l y

A.soexpensiveB.ithasC.beusedD.sparingly

Question41:Anautisticchildusuallapp e a r a n c e togothroughhisearlydevelopmentnorm a l l y ,but abreakind e v e l op

m e nt usuallyoccursb ythe a g e ofthree

A.appearanceB.normallyC.developmentD.bytheage

Question42:Thelegalsystemhasmuchsafeguardstoprotecttheri g ht ofad e f e nd a nt toanimpartialju r y

A.muchB.therightC.defendantD.jury

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Workingonthecomputerisverytoughonyourbody,whichisnotusedtothismodemtypeofwork.Sittinghaslong

beenknowntocausebackpainandnegativelyinfluencecirculation,whichcanpromotec a r d iovas c u lar disease.E

xtensiveuseofthekeyboardandmousecanleadtostiffeningofthemusclesinyourhands,arms,andneck.Staringata brightscreenfortoolongcancausedryeyesandheadaches.So,computerworkcanbeasunhealthyajobasyoucanim agine

Firstandforemost,sittingforlongstretchesoftimeisaveryserioushealthrisk!

Sittingaffectsyourbloodcirculation,yourbackexperiencesasteadystress,youaremorelikelytodrinkandeatstufft hatisn’tgoodforyou,andyoubumverylittlecalories,makingitmorelikelythatyouovereat.Asaresult,sittingcontri butestoahostofconditions,mostnotablygainingweight,diabetes,heartdisease,cancer,andconsequentlyashorte nedlifespan

Second,badposturecausespain.Youcandevelopbadposturefromanythingyoudohabitually,whetherit’ssittin g,standing,orwalking.Thetypicalconsequencesassociatedwithbadposturewhileworkingonthecomputerarepa inintheback,shoulder,andneck,oftenresultingintensionheadaches

Third,staringatthescreencausese vestr a i n Staringatabrightscreenforhourscanleadtoeyefatigueoreyestrain,h eadaches,blurredvision,burning,itchingortearingeyes,andtemporaryvisiondisorders.Fortunately,eyestrainra relyresultsinapermanentconditionandsymptomscanbepreventedorcuredrathereasily

Last,butnotleast,emotionalpressureandisolationcauseanxietyanddepression.Computersareveryefficientto

olsinthattheyhelpuswithgettingmoreworkdoneinlesstime.Atthesametime,youspendlessface-to-facetimewithyourcolleagues,family,orfriends.Thiscanleadtoisolation,anxiety,anddepression,i.e.bothphysic alandmentalhealthissues.Thesymptomsaremanifoldandcanincludetensemuscles,backpain,headaches,poorsl eep(insomnia),increasedorflatbreathing,quickenedpulse,andgenerallysignsofstress,depression,oranxiety

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Question43:Accordingtothepassage,humanbodyisNOTworkingonthecomputer.

A.successfulinB.capableofC.adaptivetoD.familiarwith

Question44:Theword“cardiovascular”inParagraph1meansconnectedwith.

C.thelungsandthebreathingorgansD.thelimbsandtheirmuscles

Question45:WhatisNOTmentionedasacauseofhealthissuesrelatedtoworkingonthecomputer? A.LookingatthescreenforhoursB.Sittingforalongtime

C.WorkingfromhomeD.Lackingdirecthumancontacts

Question46:WhatisNOTmentionedasbeingaffectedbysittingforlong?

A.YourbackmusclesB.YoureatinghabitsC.YourbloodcirculationD.Youre

ye-sight

Question47:Whichofthefollowingscanbestreplacetheword“eyestrain”inParagraph4?

A.EyestressB.EyediseaseC.EyefatigueD.Eyetrouble

Question48:Itcanbeinferredfromthepassagethatemotionalandphysicalissuesare.

A.inseparableB.pressingC.easytocureD.permanent

Question49:Accordingtothepassage,allthementionedissuesare.

A.controversialB.preventableC.internationalD.simple

Question50:Whatistheorganizationofthepassage?

A.AdvantagesanddisadvantagesB.Problemsandsolutions

C.CausesandeffectsD.Comparingandcontrasting