English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 33. The phrase “a chill running down my spine” means . 1. ill 2. relaxed 3. tired 4. awake 5. Scared 9 34. It can be inferred from the passage that the husband . 1. was unhappy with the house 2. did not hear the doorbell sound 3. was tired after the hard day of work 4. designed the new house 5. had forgotten to install a doorbell 35. Which can be the best title of the passage? 1. Lovely Couple 2. Nasty Experience 3. Secret Door 4. Silent House 5. Mysterious Sound Passage 2 (Items 36-40)
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU If three guys break into your house and you defend yourself with just your bare hands, it is clear to us that you haven’t practiced real self-defense. Real self-defense starts with weapons and works its way down the ladder to barehanded techniques. Check out the news any day of the week and you will most likely hear of someone who has been shot dead or assaulted with some type of weapon. In comparison, very rarely will you hear of someone beaten to death by another person with just their bare hands. If your martial arts training is not addressing this, it is not preparing you for real violence or teaching you real self-defense. If you are not sure whether the martial art you are learning teaches you real self- defense, ask yourself two simple questions: (1) Does my martial art train me to deal with multiple opponents? (2) Does my martial art train me to use and defend against modern day weapons that I would see on the street? To survive real violence, you need a martial art that is designed for it, and that is what we do at Real Defense. Our mission statement is: “We study violence to escape it, 10 prevent it and if all else fails, utilize it ourselves to survive”. 36. The writer states that you don’t know real self-defense if
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU You . 1. get killed by intruders in your own home 2. choose to fight intruders with your bare hands 3. use things that you can find around as weapons 4. have never learned any type of martial arts 5. have never protected yourself against intruders 37. The word “assaulted” can be replaced by . 1. knocked 2. buried 3. caught 4. attacked 5. Caged 38. According to the writer, good martial arts training should . 1. give you real weapons to protect yourself 2. teach you how to fight with weapons from the beginning 3. show you how to treat gunshot wounds 4. not teach bare handed techniques 5. let you experience real violence in an actual fight 39. The passage is mainly about 1. learning bare hand martial arts 2. using weapons when in danger 3. choosing the right weapon when fighting 4. fighting intruders with your bare hands
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 5. protecting yourself from violence 40. The statement “We study violence to escape it, prevent it and if all else fails, utilize it ourselves to survive.” means . 11 1. we’d better run away from any fight 2. we learn about violence to protect ourselves 3. it is necessary to be violent to survive 4. violence is unavoidable, so we must learn martial arts 5. if we learn martial arts, we should be able to win any fight Passage 3 (Items 41-45) The “best before” date is often mistaken by consumers to be the same as the expiry date. That’s why most of the time, foods that may have passed their “best before” date go straight in the trash. Expiry dates tell consumers the last day a product is safe to consume. The “best before” dates marked on most foods are more about quality than safety. When this date passes, it doesn’t mean that the food will be harmful, but its flavor, color or texture might begin to deteriorate. To decide whether food is still safe, people should rely on their
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU senses (sight, smell and taste). Food should not be consumed if the taste, odor, or appearance is odd. An exception to this is eggs, which have a “best before” date of no more than 28 days after they are laid. After this date the quality of the eggs will deteriorate and if any salmonella bacteria are present, they could make you ill. If you want to use an egg after its “best before” date, make sure that you only use it in dishes where it will be fully cooked, so that both yolk and white are solid, such as in a cake or as a hard-boiled egg. 41. What is the main idea of the first paragraph? 1. The words “best before” and “expiry” have the same meaning 2. Consumers should not throw away good food 3. Many people mistake “best before” dates as expiry dates 4. Thrown away foods are, in fact, safe to eat 5. It is important to get rid of expired food regularly. 42. According to the passage, once the “best before” date has passed, consumers can tell 12 if the food is safe by . 1. asking the food seller 2. reading the food label 3. using it in a dish 4. taking a small bite 5. examining a hard-boiled egg
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 43. The pronoun “this” refers to the fact that . 1. food tastes and smells bad after its “best before” date 2. food tastes best if it is consumed within the “best before” date 3. it is safe to taste food that has passed its “best before” date 4. “best before” dates on certain food are unreliable 5. food should not be consumed if its odor is strange 44. The writer advises readers to . 1. eat fresh eggs within 28 days after they are laid 2. save eggs for a month before cooking them 3. grow salmonella bacteria in expired eggs 4. stop consuming uncooked eggs 5. use eggs in dishes as soon as they are bought 45. Which statement can be inferred from the passage? 1. Most food which has just passed its “best before” date does not need to be thrown away. 2. The “best before” date indicates the best day to eat the food. 3. Both “best before” and expiry dates are highlighted on all food labels. 4. Salmonella bacteria are present in all expired food products.
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 5. It is up to consumers to choose when they want to consume food. Part Four: Structure and Writing (Items 46-60) 13 Items 46-50 Choose the underlined part that is grammatically wrong. 46. (1) As of Quarter 4(Oct to Dec) last year, Facebook, the most (2) dominant social network, (3) has 2.2 (4) billion monthly (5) active users. 47. (1) With about 350 slices of pizza (2) are eaten every second in America, it’s safe (3) to say pizza (4) has become a staple in the (5) American diet. 48. (1) On September 16, (2) an 8.3 magnitude earthquake struck (3) off the coast of Chile, killing at least 12,
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU (4) evacuated over a million people, and destroying (5) more than 400 homes. 49. Part of the (1) succeed of the Korean Wave owes (2) in part to the development of social networking services, (3) which have allowed the Korean entertainment industry (4) to reach a large (5) overseas audience. 50. Swimming (1) uses all the muscles in the body, (2) so whether you swim (3) butterfly or a gentle breaststroke, (4) we will get a full body (5) workout. Items 51-55 Choose the best answer. In Chinese medicine, food 51 as cooling (yin) or heaty (yang). Also, a human body can be said to be cold or hot. Most westerners find this concept difficult to understand because when their bodies feel hot, they cool down 52 a cold
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU drink. When the body is cold, one becomes inactive and tired. Just think about 53 to the cold winter. All you want to do is 54 indoors and sit by the heater. Similarly, when the body is hot, you feel thirsty. The Chinese believe in balancing yin and yang energy in the body to avoid sicknesses. so, when the body is cold, one should have hot foods like ginger, coffee, and mangoes. 55 , when the body is hot, eat some cooling foods such as watermelons, bananas, and yoghurt. 14 51. 1. can categorize 2. Categorizes 3. can be categorizing 4. categorized 5. can be categorized 52. 1. have 2. having 3. to have 4. by having 5. with having
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 53. 1. how your body reacts 2. how does your body react 3. how to react to your body 4. your body reacts 5. your body is reacting 54. 1. staying 2. stayed 3. stay 4. to stay 5. Stays 55. 1. Then 2. Therefore 3. Furthermore 4. Otherwise 5. On the other hand เพิ่มเติมปังๆ 16 Directions : Study the table about Medicaid Health Insurance (coverage for children) and answer the questions that follow. Medicaid Health Insurance (coverage for children) Family Monthly Income Level This chart is only a guide Individuals should see an enrollment counselor for eligibility screening. Age Categories for ChildrenMonthly Income for Family Size
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU Each Additional Person Add: 3 4 5 Children under 1 Year Old $3,255 $3,925 $4,595 $670 1-18 Years Old $2,165 $2,611 $3,056 $446 19-20 Years Old $1,352 $1,528 $1,704 $177 - Please see an enrollment counselor for additional program information and requirement - The benefits you can get for your Children are : Well-child care, Physical exams, Vision care, Speech and hearing, Emergency ambulance transportation to a hospital, Immunizations, Diagnosis and treatment of illness and injury, X-ray and lab tests, Emergency care. 1. What can be inferred about "Medicaid"? 1. It's a charity organization. 2. It's a child care medical institute. 3. It's a medical center for the young. 4. It's an insurance service mainly for children. 5. It's an agency caring for families. 2. Which group of people can be enrolled into Medicaid?
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 1. Any adults who are interested in the program 2. Approved children under nineteen years of age 3. Any persons with counselor’s approval. Outpatient surgery, 17 4. Children from any wealthy families 5. Approved twenty-year-old children and under. 3. How much is the difference between the payment for each additional person for the size 5 family of a 1-18 years old and that of a 19-20 years old child for the size 4 family? 1. $269 2. $ 261 3. $ 429 4. $ 168 5. $ 502 4. The Mathews earn $2,611 a month, how much do they pay for the insurance for their three children aged 9 , 12, and 17 ? 1. $ 1,338 2. $ 1,340 3. $ 1,293 4. $ 885 5. $708 5. Who is NOT entitled to have Medicaid benefit ? 1. Mary who requires a new pair of corrective lens glasses. 2. Ken who requested reimbursement for has dental root canal. 3. Bob who needs to remove his brain tumor 4. Annie who has passed the entrance examination and needs a doctor's certificate.
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 5. Sarah who is going too dengue fever infected area in Africa. Passage 1 Soothing acoustic music drifted through the clinical, high-tech ward. As the professional musician brought the gentle sounds of her African harp to patients’ bedsides, I witnessed the warming responses of relatives, staff and patients themselves. This was the most privileged and rewarding day I had experienced in more than 25 years of voluntary work. This was the first-time live music had been played in the intensive care unit 18 (ICU)of Manchester Royal Infirmary. I had volunteered with the charity “Musical in Hospitals” for seven years. After my own experience of ICU, I was sure that the therapeutic benefits of live performance could be brought not only to patients one general wards, but to those who were critically ill. The musicians are trained to enter a ward or care home with empathy and flexibility and adjust their music to the setting.
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU Care staff are able to continue with their duties as the musicians play, often reporting that they, too, have benefited from the relaxing and calming mood the music offers. I spoke to relatives afterwards. Their feedback was overwhelmingly positive. Far from feeling it inappropriate to have had a music performance in an environment where their relatives were gravely ill, they thought it had been a welcome and heartening respite. More hospitals are now interested in the ICU-Hear Project. I’ve been able to contribute to making a difference to people’s lives. Through trying to help others, I’ve also helped myself. 1. The word “empathy” means . 1. patience 2. understanding 3. pity 4. temper 5. knowledge 2. The pronoun “they” refers to . 1. patients 2. relatives 3. musicians 4. volunteers 5. ICU care staff 3. In the author’s opinion, live music performance .
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 1. should not be limited to patients in general wards. 2. sometimes interferes with the work of doctors and nurses 3. should be banned in intensive care units 4. should only be performed by trained musicians 5. is unfairly opposed of by relatives of seriously ill patients. 4. According to the passage, the ICU-Hear Project . 1. brings live musical performance to patients in intensive care units 2. was created by a group of volunteers at Manchester Royal Infirmary 19 3. is internationally accepted and supported 4. consists of both professional musicians and medical staff 5. aims to introduce a new hospital management system 5. Which statement best expresses the overall idea of the passage? 1. Hospital should allow patients in ICU to play musical instruments. 2. Live music performance is beneficial to both patients and others in ICU 3. Music can improve the environment of every hospital 4. Volunteer musicians should be employed in all hospital departments. 5. Being a volunteer musician can change people’s lives.
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU Passage 2 Dr. Sue Stevens, a leading dietician and researcher in the field of food allergies and intolerance comments that food allergies are indeed on the rise, as is the confusion between the definitions of allergy and intolerance. While an allergy is a reaction in the immune system, intolerance means that the body can’t process certain foods properly. As Stevens explains, there are several theories behind the rise of food allergy and intolerance, including that the modern society is “too clean” and does not allow the immune system to build up the required strength, and the rise of genetic modifications in food crops. However, Stevens suspects that food intolerance such as fructose malabsorption has always been around, they just weren’t spoken about. “Many years ago, people didn’t take about bloating and wind, there were a taboo topic. I think that the problem has always been there, it’s just that no one discussed it, she says. 20 Increased demand for information on food intolerances and Irritable Bow Syndrome (IBS) compelled Stevens and Professor Peter Gibson, the Head of Medicine at Monash University, to co-author The Food Intolerance
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU Management Plan (Viking), which was released in May, “There is a lot of misinformation out there. This book is the result not just of good ideas but also of scientific and clinical investigation,” says Gibson. “Conventional medicine now recognizes that food choice is a very important part of helping people with IBS… This whole area has now been turned on its head with, as an American colleague said, “an avalanche of interest” in food intolerance, “food hypersensitivity and diet,” he says 1. What is the main idea of this text? 1) People are not longer shy about their problems. 2) Food hypersensitivity is part of food intolerance. 3) Conventional medicine has led to cure of food allergies. 4) IBS has become a better-known subject for discussion. 5) Food allergy has become an interesting topic for food processing. 2. What is inferred in Paragraph 1 of the text? 1) People with food allergies lack immunity. 2) People with food allergies are usually too clean. 3) In general, human immune system has become weaker. 4) Dr. Stevens is confused between food allergies and intolerance 5) Genetically modified foods are the main cause of food allergies and intolerance.
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 3. What is fructose malabsorption? 21 1) An example of food intolerance 2) An illness caused by fruit intake 3) Confusion led by poor definition 4) A result of a food probiotics research 5) An incurable illness by a recently developed medicine 4. What is the implication of this text concerning IBS treatment? 1) Traditional methods can be very promising. 2) Conventional medicine will never cure food intolerance. 3) Self-awareness in terms of our during system is beneficial. 4) Selection of menu is significant to the treatment of patients. 5) Dieticians and doctors are researching the causes and symptoms of IBS. 5. What used to be a “taboo” topic of conversation at dinner tables? 1) Food choice on the menu 2) Other guests’ food problems 3) consequences of food contamination 4) Discussing one’s own bowel condition 5) Medicinal therapy to stop stomachache 6. What does the term “this whole area” (line 23) refer to?
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 1) Monash campus 2) Treatment of IBS 3) Symptom reaction 4) System malfunction 5) Traditional medicine 7. What does the last paragraph imply? 1) Self-realization is a very important factor. 22 2) Treatment and cure are possible for all IBS patients. 3) Groups of doctors have become knowledgeable about diets and cures. 4) People should be more open about their bowel illness and its symptoms. 5) One’s realization of one’s own level and kind of food intake is significant to cure. 8. What is the main purpose of this article? 1) To provide a medical report service 2) To persuade the general public to diet 3) To inform about food reactions, symptoms and treatments 4) To enhance reactions to IBS and various methods of curing it 5) To request the readers to take conventional measures to cure
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU Choose the best answer. (A) . (B) One reason is that homework gives students additional practice of the skills covered in class (C) Another reason for homework is that it provides time to complete longer assignments. (D) For example, the ideal composition process allows time for students to think, revise, and proofread their writing. (E) In addition, not all students work at the same speed. (G) Giving students time at home to finish work keeps them from falling behind (H) Finally, the most important reason for homework is that it ensures review. (I) New material and old material focus on different topics. (J) Students who do their homework daily are well
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU prepared for tests and thus achieve better grades. (K) . 1. What is the best topic sentence for this paragraph? 1. Homework is important for students. 23 2. Time spent on homework needs to be increased. 3. Research ensures that students get better grades. 4. Students are actively involved in a learning process. 5. A classroom material encourages students to think and revise. 2. Which one can be added after Sentence B to make a good paragraph? 1. Some students need to practice skills with their parents. 2. Revision is a valuable learning skill for students. 3. Certain students are not good at writing so they need more time. 4. Language assignments are not limited to writing but other skills too. 5. School classes are too short to teach a new concept and practice it. 3. Which one does NOT belong? 1. D 2. E 3. F 4. I 5. J 4. Which one has the closest meaning to the highlighted part? 1. makes them want to sit at the back of the class
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 2. let's them catch up with their classmates 3. reminds them of the fall section 4. requires them to stay after school 5. stops them from failing the course 5. What is the best concluding sentence for this paragraph? 1. In short, learning can he improved if teachers and parents are involved. 2. To sum up, revision and proofreading contributes to improved writing. 24 3. In conclusion, homework contributes positively to students' success. 4. In summary, classroom material needs to be well planned. 5. To conclude, tests and homework lead to good grades. # error identification 1. Everyone has (1) occasionally (2) sleepless nights, usually (3) associated with states of emotional arousal such as worry, anxiety, (4) or excitement.
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU 2. My grandparents celebrated (1) their fiftieth wedding anniversary (2) at a mountain resort (3) where all guests (4) inviting could go skiing. 3. Ancient Egyptians sometimes deathbed (1) about gods or people who (2) had died and some events at (3) his dreams were seen as (4) unlucky. 4. If Prince I'd ward (1) hadn't been killed at the age of 9, be (2) would become the king (3) of England (4) the death of his father. 5. Two months of (1) sharp increases (2) in food prices show grocers (3) are starting to pass along their higher wholesale costs to (4) consumers. 6. (1) Increased contraceptive use
English Chic Chic with KruPNӦU IG : Kitika_Nou FB : KruPNOU (2) caused a decline (3) on the number of abortions (4) performed worldwide from 1995 to 2003. 25 7. Today, the enemy is (1) within, a radicalism that, (2) like Frankenstein’s monster, (3) have turned on its (4) former patron. 8. (1) Based on several campus legends, this film is made up (2) from four episodes (3) telling scary stories that (4) take place in university dorms, toilets and classrooms. 9. Each year the British tax-prayer has to pay a (1) substance amount of money (2) to the European Union, an organization (3) that cannot, or will not tell us how it is all (4) spent.