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Iran says that it needs nuclear power to generate electricity, ____ the US and EU are concerned it wants to develop atomic weapons.. Mobile phone company Sony Ericsson has reported a dou

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TOEIC 10

1 China has made to the US ahead of

President Hu Jintao's visit next week

a a number of trade concessions

b an amount of trade concessions

c number of trade concessions

d amounts of trade concessions

2 Beijing has agreed to remove its ban

US beef and make it easier for US firms to

bid for public contracts

a for

b against

c with

d on

3 Also promising to clamp down on

goods, China's Vice-Premier Wu Yi made

the pledges at talks in Washington

a pirating

b piracy

c pirated

d pirate

4 It was separately announced that China is

buying 80 additional 737 planes from US

giant Boeing $4.6 billion

a cost

b worth

c value

d price

5 Crude prices have broken through the $69

a barrel level amid rising fears of a conflict

the US and Iran

a among

b between

c both

d from

6 Oil prices 13% so far this year, driven

mainly by concerns about supplies from

OPEC members Iran, Nigeria and Iraq

a surged

b are surging

c had surged

d have surged

7 The current round of price surges

by speculation that the US may attack Iran

over its plans to develop nuclear

capabilities

a has been sparked

b are being sparked

c have been sparked

d has sparked

8 The European Union is considering what

to take against Iran, including

sanctions if Iran should continue with its nuclear policy

a ways

b extends

c modes

d measures

9 Iran says that it needs nuclear power to generate electricity, the US and EU are concerned it wants to develop atomic weapons

a however

b rather

c but

d or

10 Although the US repeated on Monday that

it was a seeking a diplomatic solution to the row, some fear Washington may

be running out of patience with Tehran

a investments

b investors

c investing

d investor

11 _ auditioned on Tuesday for a chance to star in a new movie franchise that promises to be a dark rival to the

"Harry Potter" films

a Thousands of young girls

b Thousands young girls

c Thousand of young girls

d Thousands of young girl

12 Philip Pullman's bestseller "His Dark Materials" trilogy is being adapted for the screen by New Line Cinema, the

"Lord of the Rings" films

a which also making

b that also made

c which also to make

d which also made

13 Producers are scouring England to find an actress aged 9 to 13 who can embody her

"loyalty, and mischievous nature."

a brave

b bravery

c braved

d bravely

14 Pullman's books have been a hit with critics, adults and children

a like

b likely

c alike

d liking

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15 A spokesman for the production estimated

that about 10,000 people were present,

the aspiring actresses and their

parents and siblings

a included

b include

c includes

d including

16 Once inside, the girls were put in groups of

several dozen and quickly by the

casting agents

a screen

b to screen

c screened

d screening

17 Mobile phone company Sony Ericsson has

reported a doubling of quarterly profit and

outlined view of the global market for

handsets in 2006

a an optimistic

b a dim

c a traditional

d a disappointing

18 Sales were 1.99 billion euros from 1.29

billion a year earlier, by Walkman

phones, as well as top- and bottom-end

models

a drives

b drove

c driving

d driven

19 The company also managed its

phones at a higher average price

a sell

b to sell

c selling

d sold

20 The firm, by Sweden's Ericsson and

Japan's Sony, said that it shipped a total of

13.3 million handsets in the quarter, up

41% from the same period a year earlier

a to own

b owning

c owns

d owned

21 While it was an in terms of annual

growth, handset sales were down 17%

from the previous quarter

a improving

b improved

c improvement

d improve

22 Australian Prime Minister John Howard

has denied knowing an Australian

company may have been paying bribes to

Saddam Hussein's government

a what

b that

c which

d whether

23 He by an official inquiry looking into claims that the Australian Wheat Board paid millions in bribes to secure contracts in Iraq

a was being questioned

b was questioning

c questioned

d questioning

24 The Australian Wheat Board was named in

a UN report as one of dozens of companies from 66 nations that paid bribes to the Saddam Hussein regime

a alleged

b alleging

c allegedly

d allegation

25 The Australian Wheat Board was accused

of paying $222 million via a trucking company that was a front for the regime to secure

a lucrative grain contracts

b grain contracts lucrative

c grain lucrative contracts

d lucrative contracts grain

26 Mr Howard said the fact that he and ministers were testifying to the inquiry proved that the government was "open and transparent"

a others

b another

c each other

d other

27 He is the first Australian prime minister an official inquiry since 1983

a has faced

b to face

c facing

d faced

28 Peru's decision to sign a free-trade with the US has provoked a domestic political row

a dispute

b legislation

c document

d agreement

29 The deal, signed by President Alejandro Toledo in Washington, is sensitive

a politically

b political

c politician

d politics

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30 Supporters say it will boost trade,

critics warn it will threaten jobs

a and

b or

c but

d however

31 Mr Humala, the ex-army officer who is the

frontrunner with 31% of votes counted so

far, said he was not opposed a deal

in principle

a with

b to

c against

d of

32 Alan Garcia, who 24.5% of the vote

so far, also said the deal should be

modified, but third-placed candidate

Lourdes Flores is supporting the

agreement

a has been won

b has won

c wins

d is winning

33 Critics have warned that the deal could

see subsidized US imports rice,

cotton and syrup flooding into Peru

a such that

b as such

c as much

d such as

34 Unions fear this could overwhelm Peruvian

farmers and small producers, resulting

thousands of job losses

a in

b at

c to

d from

35 President Toledo, _ in July, said the

deal was essential to improving exporters'

prospects and maintaining Peru's current

strong rate of economic growth

a whose expires term

b whose term expires

c who term expires

d whom term expires

36 The agreement is a 2003 deal

between the US and Chile, which at the

time was fiercely opposed by Chilean labor

groups

a similar to

b similar

c same as

d the same

37 The vast majority of Chad's 10 million people subsistence agriculture for their livelihoods

a depends on

b depending on

c depend on

d is depending on

38 Chad’s living standards are in the world

a some of the lower

b some of the lower than

c some of the most low

d some of the lowest

39 The country has one major source of - oil - and it has only started to be tapped in the last few years

a wealthy

b wealth

c wealthily

d wealthier

40 It is reckoned to have of up to one billion barrels

a reserves

b substitutes

c sources

d supplies

41 The key to unlocking Chad's oil wealth has been the of a 1,000 mile pipeline from Chad through Cameroon to the coast

a constructing

b constructor

c construction

d constructive

42 That project was given crucial backing by the World Bank, which money and support on the basis that much of the income would go to poverty alleviation

a issued

b made

c borrowed

d lent

43 A few months ago the Chadian government changed the law, itself greater discretion to spend oil revenue as

it saw fit

a gave

b gives

c given

d giving

44 Inevitably, _ has been spent on arms

a some of the money

b some the money

c some of money

d the some of money

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45 The World Bank subsequently froze large

sums of aid to Chad as a mark of its

displeasure

a developed

b developing

c development

d develop

46 Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

has vowed that Iran will not halt work on

controversial nuclear program

a his

b its

c theirs

d him

47 The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog,

Mohamed ElBaradei, is in Tehran for talks

aimed at the stand-off

a to defuse

b defuse

c defused

d defusing

48 Western nations suspect Iran of wanting to

develop a nuclear weapon, but Tehran

insists its plans are for a peaceful, civilian

energy only

a program

b programmer

c programmed

d programs

49 The BBC's Frances Harrison in Tehran

says there is sign of a compromise

from Iran

a none

b not

c no

d nor

50 The US and Europe are pressing for

against Iran, a step UN Security Council

members Russia and China have

opposed

a aids

b protections

c sanctions

d supplies

51 US jurors are hearing Zacarias Moussaoui

speak about his role in the 11 September

2001 attacks as they weigh life in jail

death for him

a and

b but

c rather

d or

52 Moussaoui started his testimony with an

attack on his own, court-appointed

defense lawyers he accused of

pursuing a "vested interest"

a who

b which

c whom

d what

53 The United States has banned its nationals from business with the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority, a Treasury spokesperson says

a making

b doing

c owning

d running

54 Pop star Michael Jackson has reached an agreement with music giant Sony to help his money worries

a ease

b easing

c eased

d eases

55 Jackson had been due to pay back $200m

in loans in December, which were secured

on the Beatles back catalogue, owned with Sony

a joint

b join

c jointly

d joints

56 A statement in Bahrain by Jackson adviser Grahame Nelson said that the singer "has restructured his finances with the assistance of Sony"

a issuing

b was issued

c to issue

d issued

57 He has lived in Bahrain being cleared of child abuse charges in June

a because

b for

c in

d since

58 No details of the refinancing agreement were available

a farther

b further

c furthest

d farthest

59 The Wall Street Journal and New York Times reported that the deal would ultimately see Jackson sell half of his 50% share in the catalogue to Sony, him with just 25% of it

a left

b leaves

c leaving

d leave

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60 The Sony/ATV catalogue is thought to be

$1 billion

a cost

b charge

c value

d worth

61 In addition to 200 Beatles songs, the

catalogue includes Bob Dylan's

Blowing In The Wind and the works of Joni

Mitchell and Stevie Nicks

a songs such as

b such as song

c as songs such

d songs as such

62 The Beatles rights are now thought to

account two-thirds of the collection's

value

a on

b for

c of

d in

63 Scientists are perfecting a cheap way to

synthesize a

a highly effective malaria drug

b effective highly malaria drug

c malaria drug highly effective

d highly effective drug malaria

64 Malaria infects 500 million people a

year, and kills more than 1.5 million,

mainly in Africa and Asia

a as much as

b so much as

c as many as

d so many as

65 Up to 50 people are feared to have died in

mudslides _ by heavy rain in

south-western Colombia

a to trigger

b trigger

c triggering

d triggered

66 Eleven bodies have been recovered, but

officials say that 40 people remain missing

extensive searches in the

Buenaventura area

a because of

b unless

c despite

d however

67 Rescuers by heavy rains, new

mudslides and attacks by some of

Colombia's armed factions

a have been hampering

b are hampering

c hampered

d have been hampered

68 The heavy rains started on Tuesday night and to several rivers bursting their banks early on Wednesday

a lead

b led

c leading

d leads

69 A journalist the disaster was swept away by a new landslide on Thursday and

is still missing

a covering

b cover

c covered

d covers

70 Canadian and US police have broken up a human smuggling ring which they accused

of transporting dozens of South Asian migrants into the US

a Illegal

b Illegality

c illegalized

d illegally

71 Court documents say that the Vancouver-based ring about $30,000 to smuggle people into the US from Canada

a cost

b purchased

c charged

d fined

72 eight other arrests have been made

in Canada and the US state of Washington

a At least

b At less

c At the least

d At less than

73 Since the 11 September attacks in 2001, security along the long border between Canada and the US has been

a notified

b tightened

c determined

d discouraged

74 Two trains have collided on the island of Java in Indonesia, killing at least 13 people and 26 others

a injured

b to injure

c injure

d injuring

75 Rescuers are at the scene, looking for bodies and who may be still trapped

a survives

b survivals

c survivors

d survived

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76 About 1,000 passengers were on the

trains, _ were traveling from the

capital to the city of Surabaya

a both of which

b which both of

c of which both

d of both which

77 A man who was disfigured after being

attacked by a bear has become the first in

China a face transplant

a having

b had

c to have

d has

78 Xijing military hospital in the central city of

Xian said that it had given the man a new

cheek, upper lip and nose from a single

donor, in a

a 14-hour operation

b 14-hours operation

c 14-hour operations

d 14-hours operations

79 A woman in France made history last year

she became the first in the world to

receive a face transplant

a during

b when

c while

d unless

80 Xijing hospital said in a statement that

surgery had been even more

complex and meticulous than the one

performed by the French

a her

b their

c its

d our

81 China relaxed its capital controls on Friday

to make it much easier for individuals and

companies to buy foreign currencies and

abroad

a investing

b invested

c invests

d invest

82 Oil prices are holding around $71 a barrel,

after hitting new peaks overnight amid

rising between Iran and the

international community

a generation

b star

c tension

d support

83 Analysts said that prices would continue to head upwards Iran's dispute with the international community over its nuclear intentions remained unresolved

a although

b however

c as long as

d in spite of

84 On Tuesday, the US failed international support from the UN Security Council for targeted sanctions against the country

a to win

b winning

c won

d win

85 Militia violence in Nigeria, which has led to the suspension of 25% of its , has also forced oil prices upwards in recent weeks

a match

b contract

c product

d output

86 Global for oil remains intense, particularly in the run-up to the US driving season, while available supplies remain tight

a responsibility

b demand

c requisite

d standard

87 LG said profits for the three months to 31 March 92.8% to 160.4 billion won compared with 83.2 billion won a year earlier

a dropped

b jumped

c dipped

d stabilized

88 LG is the world's

a fourth largest mobile phone maker

b the fourth largest mobile phone maker

c four largest mobile phone maker

d largest fourth mobile phone maker

89 Currency concerns also weighed on the business, which relies exports for three-quarters of its sales, with the stronger won leading to tighter margins

a in

b about

c on

d at

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90 Unions say they are considering industrial

action over the news that 2,300 workers

will their jobs when a Warwickshire

car plant closes

a create

b hold

c apply

d lose

91 It follows the announcement that the

Peugeot plant at Ryton, near Coventry, will

close mid-2007

a at

b on

c by

d for

92 A union spokesman said industrial action

_ straight away, but they intended to

fight the company's decision

a may not be taken

b may not take

c may not taken

d may not be taking

93 Peugeot has high production and

logistical costs for the decision to shut

down the factory

a sentenced

b blamed

c commented

d responded

94 Following a mass meeting of the

workforce, union leaders said that workers

felt totally _

a betraying

b betray

c betrayal

d betrayed

95 Tony Blair said that such job were

"inevitable" from time to time

a losses

b losing

c lost

d loss

96 Chinese President Hu Jintao has met Microsoft founder Bill Gates at the start of

a _ to the US

a four days visit

b four-day visits

c four-day visit

d fourth day visit

97 Mr Hu arrived Seattle on Tuesday for a tour of Washington before talks on Thursday with the US president

a in

b at

c on

d with

98 His high-profile tour comes as grows

in the US about the size of its trade deficit with China

a angry

b angered

c angrily

d anger

99 Mr Hu told the governor of Washington State, Chris Gregoire, that he had chosen

to visit Seattle the state had "very good cooperative relations" with China

a due to

b because

c although

d furthermore

100 He said the tour of the Microsoft campus

"left a strong impression" on him, and he the company for its innovation

a praised

b recommended

c blamed

d rejected

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TOEIC 10

1 A

2 D

3 C

4 B

5 B

6 D

7 A

8 D

9 C

10 B

11 A

12 D

13 B

14 C

15 D

16 C

17 A

18 D

19 B

20 D

21 C

22 B

23 A

24 C

25 A

26 D

27 B

28 D

29 A

30 C

31 B

32 B

33 D

34 A

35 B

36 A

37 C

38 D

39 B

40 A

41 C

42 D

43 D

44 A

45 C

46 B

47 D

48 A

49 C

50 C

51 D

52 C

53 B

54 A

55 C

56 D

57 D

58 B

59 C

60 D

61 A

62 B

63 A

64 C

65 D

66 C

67 D

68 B

69 A

70 D

71 C

72 A

73 B

74 D

75 C

76 A

77 C

78 A

79 B

80 C

81 D

82 C

83 C

84 A

85 D

86 B

87 B

88 A

89 C

90 D

91 C

92 A

93 B

94 D

95 A

96 C

97 A

98 D

99 B

100 A

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