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grammar

1.

A : Do you know why Mrs. Jones is so upset?

B : Yes, I just ____________ her that her new haircut looks ridiculous.

(a) tell

(b) told

(c) was told

(d) was to tell

2.

A : Do you know where Ms. Dean is from?

B : ____________ from her accent, I would say she's from the South.

(a) Judging

(b) Judged

(c) Having judged

(d) having been judged

3.

A : Have you ever been to Katherine's new house in miami?

B : Yes, last weekend. I have never seen ___________ beautiful house in my whole life.

(a) such

(b) so

(c) such a

(d) so a

4.

I could never forget the sweet smell of ____________ my mother used to buy at the annual carnivals.

(a) the bright pink big cotton candy

(b) the big bright pink cotton candy

(c) the cotton big bright pink candy

(d) the bright pink cotton big candy

5.

At Johns Hopkins University, Dr. Bernstein ____________ to residents and medical students for about thirty years.

(a) teach

(b) taught

(c) will be teaching

(d) had been taught

6.

Dr. Ernest Starling, together with Dr.William Bayliss, ________ the father of modern endocrinology.

(a) is considered as

(b) considered as

(c) is considered of

(d) considered of

7.

(a) A : Tommy, why are you still watching TV? Your math final's tomorrow.

(b) B : It's my favorite show and it'll end in just twenty minutes.

(c) A : If I were you, I won't waste a single minute watching TV.

(d) B : You're right, Mom. But I have to see this program!

8.

(a) A : Hi, Cynthia. it's good to see you again.

(b) B : hello, sean. You're back in town already?

(c) A : Yes, my team started practicing for the summer season last week.

(d) B : Oh, I thought your team would start practicing on the beginning of March.

9.

(a) Turn signals and brake lights are the basic standard safety devices on all modern automobiles these days. (b) However, just about a century ago, such amenities were quite new introductions. (c) This was time when relatively little people owned cars. (d) More surprising is that the earliest versions of these devices were invented by the highest-paid film actress of the time.

10.

(a) We engage in language processing every day of our lives even though most people are completely unaware of the explicit mechanisms behind it. (b) This processing takes place when we read a warming sign on the road, listen to a radio while driving, watch television at home, write a school essay, and having a conversation. (c) Psycholinguistics is the study of these implicit mechanisms involved in language processing. (d) Psycholinguists study how word, sentence, or discourse meaning is represented in the mind.

vocabulary

1.

A : What's up? You look so sad.

B : Well, my boyfriend left me and I still can't ____________ it.

(a) get over

(b) get with

(c) make up for

(d) show up for

2.

A : Did you return the video tape you __________ from James?

B : Yeah, I gave it back yesterday.

(a) bought

(b) borrowed

(c) lent

(d) rented

3.

A : I was surprised to see him use lots of ____________.

B : Do you mean he swore a lot? Can't believe it myself!

(a) compliments

(b) lip service

(c) four-letter words

(d) criticism

4.

A : don't ___________ with Cindy. She's way too young for you.

B : But, I want to marry her. I mean it.

(a) gleam

(b) flirt

(c) negotiate

(d) argue

5.

A : My teammates and I have a good ___________ with each other.

B : No wonder you get along so well.

(a) feeling

(b) chemistry

(c) relation

(d) mind

6.

It was revealed that the murder case was a fabrication to __________ Jimmy Lee.

(a) extricate

(b) deliberate

(c) frame

(d) exonerate

7.

The jailer was blamed for _________ ten packs of cigarettes into the prison.

(a) importing

(b) smuggling

(c) confiscating

(d) discarding

8.

Only high school students are __________ to apply for the test

(a) capable

(b) available

(c) legible

(d) eligible

9.

Only a few men can exercise great __________ on the film industry in Korea.

(a) enforcement

(b) leverage

(c) agenda

(d) outage

10.

The jeans are ____________ his own design; nobody can imitate him.

(a) exclusively

(b) mutually

(c) alternately

(d) previously

reading

1.

Times have rapidly changed in the world of agriculture since the terrorist attacks of September 11. The relative health of the entire poultry industry should be our primary concern. While we are still concerned about providing the market with our herds in good condition, we are now forced to be aware of potential animal health threats and the possibility of intentionally-generated infections. Not only is the price of corn important, but also ______________ until it reaches its final milling destination and beyond should be overlooked.

(a) the safety of the crop

(b) how the corn is processed

(c) where the livestock

(d) the quality of the livestock

2.

In early societies, money was unknown and relied on a simple system of exchange. Perhaps a good hunter had more animal skins than he could use. His neighbor, a good fisherman, might have too many fish but needed furs to protect himself from the cold. Both soon realized that their problems could be easily solved by ______________ what they did not need for what they did need.

(a) supplying

(b) consuming

(c) exchanging

(d) producing

3.

The introduction usually opens with a brief review of the literature most pertinent to your research. A lengthy literature review is inappropriate, except for certain theses and course assignments. If voluminous literature exists on the topic, cite a literature review to which the reader can refer for further information if it is needed. Assume in your review, however, that the reader is familiar with the general area of research. The reader's main interest is in what you have to contribute. The reader is interested in the previous literature ________________ your contribution.

(a) in addition to

(b) as far as it compares with

(c) only when you explain it for

(d) only as it relates directly to

4.

One of the unique features of postwar American drama is its cheerful isolation from a central literary tradition. A successful playwright today may think of himself as a craftsman, an entertainer, even a creative artist, but only in very rare cases would he accomplish enough to be included among the novelists, poets, and essayists who are in a category of their own. In his subject matter, his writing style, his associations, his attitudes, and his ideas, the dramatist ________________ the mainstream of intellectual and literary discourse.

(a) enters into

(b) is far removed from

(c) follows the central figures of

(d) tries to link his ideas to

5.

Although most people ________________ staring up at the skyscrapers during their visit to New York City, a trip to the Empire State Building will give you a chance to gaze down upon the spectacular views of the city. There is often a long wait to buy tickets at the Empire State Building and you should expect to wait at least an hour on any given Sunday around 9 p.m. One way to save yourself quite a bit of time is buying tickets on line in advance. You'll still have to wait on the lines for the elevator, though.

(a) save a lot of money

(b) spend a good deal of time

(c) long to travel a lot

(d) change their mind about the city

6.

Special education covers a wide variety of students, ranging from those who are developmentally delayed to the profoundly gifted. Some students with normal or above average intelligence are in need of special education due to a learning disability. Students with physical, emotional, or behavioral problems are also included, making the population ________________. Altogether, there are twelve categories of disabilities; however, various types of learning disabilities are found in more than half of all special education students served under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

(a) much more homogeneous

(b) even more absurd

(c) even more diverse

(d) much younger

7.

According to Webster, statistics is "a branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of masses of numerical data." Let us then pay special attention to the " interpretation" of the numerical data. Unlike an editorial which represents one person's "opinion," statistical analyses are often taken as ________________. However, one person's interpretation can be easily swayed by something as simple as failing to review all the possible causes or something as malicious as funding of the study by extreme activists.

(a) fact or scientific proof

(b) argument or claim

(c) emotional judgment

(d) extreme interpretation

8.

Many Americans consider veganism __________________ reserved only for the most militant of animal rights activists. Erik Marcus' new book entitled Vegan : the new Ethics of eating debunks this myth and other by explaining in a calm and scientific tone the many benefits of veganism. The first half of the book is devoted to health issues. making it clear that high levels of fat and cholesterol are closely associated with both heart disease and cancer. The latter half of the book is concerned with the ethical issues of veganism.

(a) a healthy and well-balanced eating habit

(b) an extreme and even unhealthy dietary choice

(c) a very popular trend among young people

(d) a cultural tradition handed down from a long time ago

9.

In 1607, 105 settlers sponsored by the London Company arrived from England and settled in an encampment they called Jamestown, which was named after King James I of England. The first few years were ________________ for the colonists, with only 32 settlers surviving the first winter. A supply ship arrived the next year with additional provisions but many more colonists died of starvation and from hostile encounters with the natives. As winter came to a close, ships arrived from England, and most of the colonists were ready to leave Jamestown.

(a) peaceful and prosperous

(b) adventurous yet lucrative

(c) difficult yet manageable

(d) harsh and devastating

10.

Have you ever heard of the _____________, but didn't know what it exactly means? Here's what it is and how to avoid paying more taxes simply because you are married. To begin with, I'll show you the difference in the standard deduction you can claim as a single person versus a married couple. The standard deduction for a dingle person is $4,550 in tax year 2001, which means two single people filing their individual tax returns would get total standard deductions of $9,100. Now, the married filing joint deduction for 2001 is $7,600.

(a) marriage penalty

(b) benefits of marriage

(c) inconveniences of being single

(d) advantage of being single

11.

For nearly 70 years from 1905 to 1971, the australian government had pursued a policy of swiping half-caste Aboriginal children from their parents and "training" them to be servants. Needless to say, this policy had a devastating impact on tight-knit Aboriginal family units. Philip Noyce's new film traces the 1931 escape of three such girls from ______________ and follows their thousand-,ile trek back to their origins.

(a) their parents

(b) a training facility

(c) Australia

(d) their foster family

12.

One of the many things visitors to the beautiful state of Utah can get easily confused about is the delicacy known as "fry sauce." It has been a staple of Utah fast food since its first appearance on the market in 1949, when the founder of Artic Circle came up with this treat while experimenting with hamburger sauces. So, what is it? Some say it is like thousand island dressing; ______________, real aficionados argue that the pure version is smooth and creamy and not chunky like the dressing. There are also many optional ingredients you can try to make your own special "fry sauce."

(a) therefore

(b) likewise

(c) moreover

(d) however

13.

The popular herb kava is still on the frontline of a hot controversy forcing regulation on its use in many countries. __________________, Germany is expecting to make kava kava available by prescription only this year due to the possibility of its potential damage to the liver. Canada has already ruled it out as unsafe and ordered it removed from store shelves. However, in the United states, kava kava does not appear to be in danger of being regulated or banned altogether. The food and Drug Administration has taken actions to issue a consumer advisory while the investigation is continued.

(a) For instance

(b) On the contrary

(c) On the other hand

(d) In short

14.

After a terrible car crash, Steve has become a believer in buckling up. His girlfriend, who was also in the car, was killed. According to a recent study, teens especially are far less likely to be buckled up in fatal crashes. It is estimated that seat belts can save the lives of 45 percent of those involved in car wrecks severe enough to cause driver death. That message, however, is not getting through to teens. Teens are less likely than adults to wear seat belts, and they are paying with their lives.

Q. What is the passage about?

(a) Car crashes can be fatal.

(b) Adults are more likely to wear seat belts.

(c) More teenagers should buckle up.

(d) Adults are responsible for teenagers' lives.

15.

Imagine testing glass by throwing chickens at it! Sometimes fast-moving airplanes fly through flocks of birds. If the birds hit the windshields of a plane, the glass could shatter and cause a crash. Airplane manufacturers have made a chicken cannon that fires rubber chickens at glass windshields. If the windshield doesn't break when the rubber chicken hits it, the designers know that the glass can withstand the force of a real impact.

Q. What is the passage mainly about?

(a) How birds are endangering airplanes

(b) How the chicken cannon tests glass

(c) How big a bird has to be to damage an airplane

(d) How the chicken cannon is mode

16.

Three years ago, Greg and Mary Buchman found out their 10-month-old son, Joey had a brain tumor. After months of chemotherapy, countless doctors' visits and medications, the total bill came to be more than $100,000 which was far more than they could handle. Then at Christmastime, they received a card from the Children's Hospital where Joey was treated. It said, 'Merry Christmas. Paid in full.' The expenses were paid by one of the Children's Hospital fund-raising programs.

Q. Which of the following best summarizes the passage?

(a) Joey Buchman still has a brain tumor.

(b) Chemotherapy is very expensive in this hospital.

(c) Children's Hospital sends Christmas cards to its patients.

(d) An ill boy's family got benefits from strangers.

17.

Billions of flyers have been sent to every citizen of the earth by aliens. In the flyer, the aliens claim they are discriminated against and they don't want any contact with the earth until we changer our ways. It appears that they feel left out and mad. In the flyer, they announced that there would be no more visit or abductions until a public apology was issued by all the major governments. However, most high-ranking officials have said there will be no apology to any group of aliens.

Q. Where is the passage most likely to appear?

(a) In an academic journal

(b) In a tabloid newspaper

(c) In a horoscope

(d) In a science magazine

18.

You had better focus on one misbehavior at a time. Begin by making a list of five misbehavior you want to target. When one misbehavior is under control and has been for several weeks, add a second misbehavior to the project. I also recommend that you put your son on the same system, targeting behavior and/or remarks toward his sister which he finds are 경 and unloving. The double whammy should be extremely effective.

Q. Which of the following Questions can the passage answer?

(a) Can you define what misbehavior is?

(b) How can I raise my grandchildren properly?

(c) May I set a target for the project?

(d) How can I discipline my children?

19. To prevent injuries to children, round off countertop corners and edges and keep the range well away from traffic lanes and doorways. Don't store toxic cleaners under the sink; in fact, don't store them in the kitchen. Put them in a high cabinet with locks in the pantry. For floors, instead of ceramic tile or stone choose vinyl, cork, laminate or even wood. Use childproof catches or locks on drawers, cabinet doors and even on trash and recycling bins.

Q. Which of the following is the best title for the passage?

(a) How to make a childproof kitchen

(b) Where to find elegant kitchen ware

(c) What to provide for children-friendly home

(d) Where to stone toxic cleaners

20.

Most people have heard of Botox as a remedy for forehead wrinkles. In addition, it has proved useful in other areas. Recently, it was confirmed that Botox is also effective in treating patients who are recovering from strokes. These patients may suffer from uncontrollable tightening of arms or legs which leads to pain, discomfort, and disability. The drug works by entering nerve endings and blocking the release of chemical messages that cause the muscles to contract.

Q. Which of the following best summarizes the passage?

(a) Botox is not just good for aging skin.

(b) Botox is a placebo for terminally-ill patients.

(c) Strokes can be fatal for some patients.

(d) Forehead wrinkles are a sign of aging.

21.

For the lazy days of summer, spend a day of Tv watching on a new Italian sofa bed from Cocomo. Padded with latex and a firm mattress, comfort comes quite easily. The sofa bed is made with a wooden frame to provide sturdiness. Owners of this sofa bed say that it is versatile and always performs beautifully. To experience this item, visit Cocomo at 1234 Walnut St. in Philadelphia 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays - Fridays.

Q. What is being advertised?

(a) A firm mattress

(b) A TV set

(c) A sofa bed

(d) A wooden frame

22.

Grand Casino Bellagio is a complete hotel resort with two luxury hotel towers, a full service spa and salon, 9 restaurants, child care center, shopping center, ocean-view pool, and 10,000 square feet of convention space which can accommodate groups of up to 1,500 on-site in one location. The resort is situated on 57th St. at Thomas Boulevard.

Q. Which of the following is correct according to the passage?

(a) There is a theater at the resort.

(b) The Bellagio has a pool overlooking a sea.

(c) The casino does not offer service for children at all.

(d) The hotel can accomodate up to 10,000 people.

23.

New York City is planning to hold the 2012 Summer olympic Games. The city is expected to build the Olympic brand and to demonstrate the importance of the Olympics to the world in various ways. New York can be a perfect place to bring the world together for the Olympics, with its competitive nature and attraction to people who still dare to dream.

Q. According to the passage, why is New york a perfect place for the Olympics?

(a) It has already staged the Olympic Games.

(b) It can produce Olympic-related brand products.

(c) It is famous for producing dreamers.

(d) It can demonstrate how important the Olympics are.

24.

Three of four New Jersey bound upper level lanes from the Bronx Expressway will be closed Monday thru Wednesday. Motorists will be diverted to the lower level. Delays can be expected, especially for commercial vehicles which will have to use the one open upper level lane. Expect possible delays from the I-80/95 express approach until Wednesday night.

Q. Which of the following is true according to the passage?

(a) There are four upper level lanes bound for New Jersey.

(b) Motorists can use full lanes on Tuesday.

(c) Commercial vehicles do not have to worry about delays.

(d) Motorists should use one open upper level lane.

25.

The check-writing policy at the store where I work has become more strict. After a customer wrote a check, I confirmed that the bank account existed and there were no infractions. Next I checked his address, wrote down his driver's license number and asked for a home and business phone number. Finally I noticed the man patiently waiting with his sleeve rolled up. "will you be needing a blood sample today?" he asked.

Q. What can be inferred from the passage?

(a) The customer thought the check-writing was too strict.

(b) The man was required to provide a blood sample.

(c) The clerk does not approve of the new policy.

(d) The credit card was used for the purchase.

26.

If you only visit one town in Italy, make this the one. Urbino shows off the finest in Renaissance style and tradition. It is no wonder that it was once described as the light of Italy. The town's skyline has changed little in the last 500 years, and while tourists shape the character of many cities, Urbino owes its flair to its university students, still imbued with the creative spirit of native sons Raffaello and Bramante.

Q. What can be inferred from the passage?

(a) The town has a very touristy character.

(b) The town has been transformed over the past centuries.

(c) The town is proud of its prestigious university system.

(d) The town is recognized for its Renaissance atmosphere.

27.

This volume contains all 4 full-length novels and all 56 short stories featuring Sherlock Holmes. It is a perfect gift for amateur detectives and can be an ideal companion for a long weekend. As readers walk through these stories, they will wonder about Holes' veiled past and his quirky relationship with Watson. After a long journey, they will find a friend for life.

Q. What can be inferred from the passage?

(a) Sherlock Holmes is an ideal companion for all grown-ups.

(b) Holmes and Watson were a lifelong friend.

(c) Holmes' past is not described very explicitly in the volume.

(d) Readers can become amateur detectives after reading this volume.

28.

You do not have to be physically strong to hit a good drive. It is a lesson of which more men should take heed. Swing the club well, hit the ball accurately and you will achieve a consistently good distance on the fairway. You do not have to attempt to smash the skin off the ball. One of the most common faults, if not the most common, with beginners using a driver is that they forget how difficult a club is to use.

Q. What can be inferred from the passage?

(a) Beginners should be strong physically.

(b) One must smash the ball for a nice shot.

(c) Beginners are apt to forget the difficulty of using a club.

(d) Swinging the club hard will make you a good golfer.

29.

Acid rain is a broad term used to describe several ways that acidic substances fall out of the atmosphere. (a) A more precise term is acid deposition, which can be divided into two types: wet and dry. (b) Wet deposition includes acid rain, fog, and snow, which all affect a variety of plants and animals. (c) The effects of both wet and fry deposition can be severe. (d) Dry deposition refers to acidic gases and particles which may combine with acid rain.

30.

According to a recent issue of Science magazine, hurricanes will be more frequent and even stronger for the next ten to forty years along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts (a) So isn't it a perfect time to read Hurricane Madness written by two experts Green and Robinson? (b) The authors explain the birth, mutation, and devastation of these monster storms. (c) This brilliant and cautionary book is only beginning to be appreciated. (d) The colorful history of hurricane forecasting is also explored in this attractive book.

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