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The Process to Success .

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(Entrance 4.0 (สรุปเทคนิคและ (ฝกึ ทําโจทย์จรงิ ) (I-Pan++)
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Real Exams Crack :. .
1. Grammar & Error

• Error Identification (GAT) vs Error Correction (O-NET)
• Paragraph Organization (9 วชิ าฯ) vs Paragraph Writing (GAT)

2. Reading Comprehension

3. Vocabulary
• Meaning in Context
• Polysemy
• Sentence Completion

4. Conversation

ภาษาอังกฤษ (อ.อรสิ รา) 2 โครงการแบรนดซ์ มั เมอร์แคมป์ ปที ี่ 29

ENTRANCE 4.0 HIGHLIGHT

ขอ้ สอบ GAT O-NET 9 วชิ าสามญั
วันทีส่ อบ 17-18 ม.ี ค. 61
8 จาํ นวนข้อ 24-27 ก.พ. 61 3-4 มี.ค. 61
คะแนนรวม 80 ขอ้
คะแนน/ขอ้ 60 ข้อ 80 ขอ้ 100
l ระยะเวลา 1.25
ทํา เวลา/ขอ้ 150 100 1 ชม. 30 นาที
Grammar 1 นาที 03 วินาที
*Reading* 2.5 1.25 20
Conversation 40
Vocabulary 1 ชม. 30 นาที 2 ชม. 20
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1 นาที 25 วินาที 1 นาที 26 วนิ าที

15 30

15 30

15 15

15 5

WHAT’S NEW IN TCAS

1. ทุกสนามสอบคงเดิม เปลยี่ นแปลงเพยี ง GAT/PAT เหลอื สอบได้เพียง 1 คร้ัง และปฏทิ นิ การสอบ
2. จาก GAT/PAT สู่ O-NET นอ้ งมเี วลา 3 วัน และจาก O-NET สู่ 9 วิชาสามัญ น้องมีเวลา 16 วนั
3. การสอบได้ 1 รอบ แต่ยื่นคะแนน Clearing house ได้ 5 รอบน่ันหมายถงึ น้องไม่มีสิทธิแกต้ วั น้อง
มสี ิทธิทําไดแ้ ค่ “ลดขนาดความฝัน”
คําแนะนําจากใจพแ่ี นน คอื ขอใหน้ อ้ ง “เลือกท่ีใช่ แลว้ ไปให้สดุ ” กล้าฝันและรับผดิ ชอบต่อความฝันไป
ด้วยกัน พี่แนนเพร้อมเป็นทงั้ ขุมพลังความรู้ พลังใจ ใหน้ ้องสูไ้ ปดว้ ยกนั พแ่ี นนเชอื่ ทุกคนทาํ ได้

โครงการแบรนด์ซัมเมอรแ์ คมป์ ปีที่ 29 3 ครพู ่แี นน (อรสิ รา ธนาปกจิ )
ภาษาอังกฤษ (อ.อริสรา)

MEMOLOGIC ☺

เก็บท่ีแคบ สัญญาไพร่
Captive (N., Adj.) Plight (N., V.)
เชลย, ทเี่ ป็นเชลย สญั ญา, สภาพเลวร้าย

♫ MEMOLODY ♫☺

กลอน Crave (v.)
crave, yearn, long, die
แปลวา่ desire แตต่ อ้ งใชก้ ับ for

ภาษาองั กฤษ (อ.อริสรา) 4 โครงการแบรนด์ซัมเมอรแ์ คมป์ ปีท่ี 29

iPan Plus MiNi : Series II 9. กลอนลกึ ลบั ลบั ๆ ลอ่ ๆ [adj.]
surreptitious, secret ลึกลับ
I : Social Science sneaking ดมู ีเลห่ ์นัย(x2) clandestine ถูกจบั lurking นา่ สงสยั
furtive เกินไหม skulking นา่ กลวั (x2)
1. กลอน Tense คู่ในอดีต
โครงการแบรนดซ์ มั เมอรแ์ คมป์ ปีท่ี 29 เหตเุ กดิ / พรอ้ มกนั เมอื่ ไร / ทง้ั คตู่ อ้ งใช้ / Past cont อย่าลมื 10. กลอนภยั [adj.] ชั่วมิคลาย malicious, nefarious
Past con / เกดิ อยูแ่ บบเนย๊ี ะ / ถา้ เกดิ แทรกใหม่ / ตอ้ งใช้ Past sim ominous, baneful มลี างรา้ ย ชวั่ มากมาย devious, iniquitous
เกดิ ก่อน / Past perfect ไง / เกิดหลังตอ้ งใช้/ Past sim แนน่ อน virulent, pernicious มพี ิษรา้ ย

2. กลอนหลบหนี [v.] 11. กลอนศัตรู cantankerous, pugnacious มีเรอื่ งทกุ ครง้ั
ทาํ ผดิ อย่าคิดหลบหนี escape, flight [n.], flee / หลบหนกี ันใหญ่ animosity, antagonize ใชเ้ มื่อเกลียดชงั เธอข้ีบน่ จงั / captious, disputatious
run away, get away ใหไ้ กล / โอกาสพลาดไปใคร slip away, bellicose, belligerent ต่อสไู้ ม่ฟงั (2)
break away, break loose, break free / ปลดปลอ่ ยฉันที อยากมอี สิ ระ
be at large ให้ดนี ะจ๊ะ on the loose เลยอะ หลบหนลี อยนวล 12. นิทานเรอ่ื ง : มอื ปนื เหยี่ ว [Engage: V., Adj.]
มอื ปืนเหีย่ วถูกจา้ ง [v.] ให้เขา้ รว่ ม [v.] โจมตี [v.] งานหมัน้ [adj.] ดว้ ยอาวธุ ทาํ จากหอยมา
3. กลอนสรา้ งความกดดัน บบี บังคบั [v.] ประกอบเขา้ ด้วยกัน [v.] เลยทําให้ นกั ข่าวสนใจ [v.] จนเหีย่ วยุง่ โทรศพั ทส์ ายไมว่ า่ ง [adj.]
be obliged to do something บบี บงั คบั กันจรงิ / coerce, force กบั ฉนั ตลอดเวลา
blackmail, compel ขู่บังคับ กดดนั / pressure ตวั ฉนั ใหต้ รอมใจตาย [x2]
II : Law
4. กลอนดดุ า่ [v.]
5 _____________________ ภาษาอังกฤษ (อ.อรสิ รา) ดา่ ว่า berate, censure reprove, rebuke, rebuff ประณาม 13. ประกาศ, แถลง [v.] ประกาศอะไร enunciate ไม่รู้
deride, carp ตามคอยเย้ยหยาม ดา่ วจิ ารณ์ castigate, deprecate, upbraid publish, post, publicize profess อู้หู state ไมเ่ ขา้ ใจ
proclaim, promulgate กรู ู announce บอกแจง้ broadcast งานใหญ่
5. กลอนแกแ้ คน้ [v.] take vengeance, vindicate, retaliate เธอจึง pronounce กล่าวแถลง advertise ไซร้ notice, declare
revenge, avenge, get even, แก้แคน้ มนั ใหม้ ว้ ย an eye for an eye annunciate อุ๊ยนอ่ี ะไร
repay, retribution (n) ไอ้ซงั กะบ๊วย
14. เนรเทศ [v.]
6. กลอนความสบั สน, สภาพยงุ่ เหยงิ [n.] เนรเทศ banish, deport / exile, transport, expel, extradite
ว่นุ วายสับสนยุง่ เหยิง chaos, mess เหลือเกนิ / disruptionไปไหม excommunicate คนโกงให้ไกล [x2] expatriate ขับไล่ / ไปจากบา้ นเรา
confusion, disorder กลางใจ / anarchy, upheaval เกนิ ไป
turbulence ไมไ่ หว / turmoil ลําบากจัง (x2) 15. กลอน P’Nan
พี่คะอย่ามา rape หนู ravish ชิงดู seduce ล่อใจ
7. กลอนซาก [n.] remains คงยาก remainder กลัวไหม จะ molest รบกวนถึงไหน (x2) / violate ตามไป outrage เอาคนื
residue, relic เปน็ ซาก rest, debris ซากเก่าเกนิ ไป
rubble, ruin ปราสาทเกา่ ไป 16. กลอน บรรเทา [v.]
remnant ไม่ไหว / wreckage นา่ กลัวเกนิ (x2) บรรเทา allay / conciliate, mediate คนกลาง
quell ยอมกนั บา้ ง / ameliorate, placate ระงบั เหตุ (สองเรา)
8. กลอนเหนบ็ แนม, เสยี ดส,ี ลอ้ เลียน [n.]
satire, sarcasm เสยี ดสี ลอ้ เลยี น mockery, parody กับฉนั 17. นทิ าน Court
เหน็บแนม lampoon, derision caricature นั้น คอื ภาพลอ้ เลยี น เกย้ี วพาราสี (v.) เสย่ี ง (v.) ศาล (n.) ไปลาน สนาม (n.) เทนนสิ เขา้ ราชสํานัก (n.) ไปจบที่ สภา (n.)

ภาษาองั กฤษ (อ.อรสิ รา) 18. นิทาน “Act” 28. กลอน บดขยี้ ป่น [v.]
ไม่ชอบเสแสรง้ แกลง้ ทํา (v.) ชอบให้ ปฏบิ ตั ติ วั (v.) ดี มี กฎหมาย (n.) ในใจ ไม่ใช่ ฉาก องก์ (n.) crush มันใหบ้ ดขย้ี / crumple จนแหลกดี pulverize เปน็ ผง
grind, mash, crumble กดลง (x2) / ปน่ ให้มันเป็นผงจน pound ดงั ใจ (x2)
19. นทิ านเรอ่ื ง : น้องแฟร์ [Fair]
ผหู้ ญิงสวย [adj.] ปานกลาง [adj.] คอ่ นขา้ งจะ fairly [adv.] ยุติธรรม [adj.] ไปงานวดั [n.] 29. กลอน ละลายๆ (ทํานองเพลงละลาย – โฟร์มด)
กใ็ จมนั หาย diffuse, dissolve ละลาย dilute ไปกบั เธอ หา้ มใจอย่างเงยี้ คนอ่อนไหว liquefy
20. นทิ าน “Case” กรณศี ึกษา กใ็ จมนั เพอ้ defrost, deice, fuse, thaw จะลอ่ งไปอยไู่ หน ชว่ ย deliquesce ชั้นหนอ่ ยเหอะน๊า
กลอ่ งใหญ่ใบนี้ เก็บซอง คดี ล้อมรฐั สภา
เหตกุ ารณส์ ารพัด คนไข้ โรคหัด ปญั หาสารพัน 30. กลอนติดแนบ [v.]
หมุ้ ปลอกมีดพรา้ เรอ่ื งราวชาวป่า attach [to], adhere[to], append to UHU glue, stick [to] แต่ตดิ เปน็ ปลิง ตอ้ ง cling to

III. Business 31. กลอนช่วงเวลา [n.]
Interval, stage, phase ระยะเวลา span, spell นําพา duration ความรัก
21. แจ้งใหท้ ราบ, บอก [v.] บอกเธอ apprise, illuminate session, term, tenure ให้รูจ้ ัก [x2] stretch, cycle รกั period ชว่ งเวลา
บอกแจง้ acquaint, advise tell แจง้ เธอเป็นเอดส์ enlighten ทนั ที
notify, inform, educate [x2] 32. กลอนไฟ / ความสว่าง [n.]
[ทํานอง twinkle little star]
6 _________โครงการแบรนดซ์ มั เมอรแ์ คมป์ ปที ่ี 29 22. ลดราคา [v.] อยากให้ mark down ลดราคาหนอ่ ย sparkle, fire, flame, flare คือไฟ ignition, blaze, glare, glow, brilliance
deduct, knock off, knock down rebate อกี หนอ่ ย take off เหอะเธอ luster, luminosity, conflagration / radiance and dazzle,
cut price, discount ไม่บ่อย [x2] sparkle, fire, flame, flare คอื ไฟ ignition / blaze / glare / glow / brilliance

23. เกณฑบ์ รรทดั ฐาน [n.] เปน็ เกณฑ์ให้ยอม measure, basis 33. นิทานเรอ่ื ง : นาฬกิ าอดอาหาร [Fast.]
standard, touchstone, par, norm gauge, canon จกุ จกิ / ใหไ้ ดต้ ามเกณฑ์ นาฬกิ าอดอาหาร [v.] เรือนนเ้ี ดนิ เรว็ [adj.] ได้ใจ สีไมม่ ีซดี จาง [adj.] ตัวเรือนมน่ั คงแนน่ หนา
benchmark, criteria, yardstick [x2] [adv.] เข็มติดแน่นไมห่ ลดุ ง่าย [adj.] บอกเวลาอย่างไมม่ ีศีลธรรม [adj.]

24. นทิ านเร่อื ง “Account” 34. นิทาน Dead
นาย account ให้ความสําคญั [n] เรอื่ งการคํานวณบญั ชี [n] โดยพูดรายงาน [n] แสดงถึง คนทีเ่ หนอื่ ย (adj.) เฉ่อื ยชา (adj.) นา่ เบอ่ื (adj.) แท้จรงิ (adj.) ก่งึ กลาง (adj.) ใชก้ ารไมไ่ ด้
เหตุผล [n] ว่าทําไมตอ้ งพจิ ารณา [v] กอ่ นทาํ รายการบญั ชี [v] (adj.) ตายแล้ว (adj.) อย่างแน่นอน (adv.)

25. นิทาน “Point” 35. นทิ าน “นอ้ ง Treat”
คุณ point มีประเด็น (n.) ความเหน็ (n.) ชชี้ ัด (v.) วา่ เราควรมจี ุดประสงค์ (n.) เพ่ือหาคะแนน (n.) น้อง treat เธอเจนจัด ปฏิบตั ิ ใหส้ ุขสนั ต์
ในทีต่ ้งั (n.) รกั ษา เปน็ สําคัญ เล้ียง อาหารอนั เลศิ รส

26. นทิ านเรอื่ ง Mean
คา่ กลาง (n) มีความสําคัญ, ต้งั ใจ, บง่ บอกวา่ (v) เลวร้าย, ขี้งก (adj)

IV: Science & Technology 36. นทิ าน “Observe” คอยสงั เกต ไม่มองข้าม
พีเ่ ฝ้า ดณู เดชน์ คอยซกั ถาม ออกความเหน็
27. กลอนทนทาน [adj.] พ่ยี นิ ยอมทาํ ตาม
durable, tough, strong ทนทาน
unbreakable, sturdy เจอบ่อย [x2] heavy-duty แข็งแรงกันหนอ่ ย
ยากจะทําลาย indestructible [x2]

V: Lifestyle 44. กลอน ขี้เหนยี ว [adj.]
ขีเ้ หนียว miserly, thrifty, frugal ประหยดั ไปไหน
โครงการแบรนดซ์ มั เมอรแ์ คมป์ ปีท่ี 29 37. งาน [n.] avaricious, mercenary เห็นแก่ได้เกินไป [x2]
drudgery งานหนกั / donkey - work, task, toil / job ให้ work parsimonious, penurious ไม่ใช้ มัธยสั ถ์ไว้ ใช้ austere
สัง่ assignment ไปหา labor มาเลอื กเฟน้ [x2]
chore, errand เนน้ ๆ มาเปน็ งาน routine 45. กลอนกระตอื รือรน้ [adj.]
ardent, fervent, avid ร้อนรน
38. เสอ้ื ผา้ [n.] costume เขา้ ท่า gear, couture ไหม exuberant, impassioned มากจน [x2] effervescent, ebullient, vibrant เกินทน
clothes, garb, clothing เสอ้ื ผ้า wardrobe, garment ใหม่ outfit พอดี กระตอื รอื ร้น zealous, fanatical
apparel, attire ดังใจ [x2]
46. เจ้าเล่ห์ ฉลาดแกมโกง [adj.]

39. กลอนถนน [n.] Machiavellian, wily เจ้าเลห่ ์ tricky โอเค crafty, foxy
boulevard, thoroughfare ถนน
avenue, highway ถูกใจ expressway คงทน motorway ขบั ไหว artful, guileful ตัวดี cunning, scheming อีกที แกมโกงไมด่ ี devious, sly [x2]
street, alley, lane ไง / turnpike, toll way [x2] freeway, bypass ได้ใจ
47. กลอน น่าเบ่ือ [adj.]
40. กลอนสนทิ สนม [n.] vapid, prosaic, insipid จดื ชืด banal, hackneyed, mundane ธรรมดา
rapport, concord, harmony platitude ซํา้ ซาก cliché หนกั หนา (x2) derivative ลอกมา / นา่ เบอ่ื lackluster
affinity, solidarity กนั ไว้
goodwill กันดี amity ชิดใกล้ 48. กลอน เฉยเมย [adj.]
bond, tie เข้าใจ คนไทยรักกัน
7 _____________________ ภาษาอังกฤษ (อ.อรสิ รา) listless, stolid เฉยเมย ไม่สนอะไรเลย aloof, detached

41. กลอนความสงสารเหน็ ใจ [n.] apathetic, phlegmatic ไม่แคร์ impassive, nonchalant ไมแ่ ล กไ็ ด้เพียงแค่ remote หา่ งไกล (x2)
feel for [v.], sympathize [v.] สงสาร feel sorry [v.], pity [n.][v.] วานใหเ้ ห็นใจหน่อย
fellow feeling, ruth, pathos ไม่บอ่ ย [x2] compassion ชว่ ยหน่อย commiseration ที 49. นทิ าน Cool
[condolence ฉนั หน่อย clemency, mercy ที] ชอบ ทนั สมยั (adj.) ใจเยน็ (adj.) เจง๋ (adj.) แม้วนั อากาศ เย็น (adj.) ยงั มีความสงบเยือกเย็น (n.)

50. นทิ าน “Field” (n.)

42. กลอน กลา่ วเกินจรงิ [v.] Field เซียน วงการพระ ไปทัศนศกึ ษา
พูดเวอ่ ร์ hyperbolize โอย๊ ! มนั เกนิ ไป / exaggerate
show off, talk big เปน็ เดก็ [x2] boast, brag, vaunt เสรจ็ overstate สบายใจ Field trip อยธุ ยา ผา่ นทงุ่ นา และ สนาม

43. กลอน ธรรมดา [adj.] common, regular ต้องมาอ่านเขยี น
เบือ๊ เบอื่ วันธรรมดา quotidian พากเพียร ทําเนยี นตัง้ ใจ
usual คอื ไป ร.ร. routine ละเมอ เพอ้ เป็นนสิ ยั
natural, general ครเู ผลอ commonplace น้ําลายไหล แตต่ ั้งใจเรียน
ordinary นอนไป

OnePage: GRAMMAR TOP HIT พชิ ิตทกุ สนาม.

Topic เร่อื งทว่ี ดั + ตัวอย่าง
1. Verb
Present Sim. : S.เอก + V.เตมิ s, es
1.1 Finite Verb P’Nan with her boy friend joins the event.
♥ Tense P’Nan and her boy friend join the event.

♥ Voice V.ing + N The running girl is my sister.
1.2 Non-finite verb N. + V.ing The girl running there is my sister.
V.3 + N The kicked boy is pitiful.
♥ Participle = adj. N. + V.3 The boy kicked (by him) is pitiful.
- V.ing “ทาํ เอง” N. + 〈Adj〉 Mary, happy with her life, is going to be
- V.3 “ถกู ทาํ ” married.
〈V.ing〉, + S + V Flying without direction, that cockroach is
very scary.
〈V.3〉, + S + V Left home alone, the boy burned his house.

♥ V.inf. / to V.inf. have/make/let + s.o. + do + sth. Let me do my job!

ask + s.o. + to do + sth. She ask me to leave her alone.

2. Connector In spite of vs Despite of
♥ Form
♥ Usage Because of /Due to + N My heart was broken because of
Prep. + N. you.

Conj. + Cl. Because/ Since + Cl. (S + V) My heart was broken because you
left me.
*ระวัง adv. หลอก

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Error Identification : (GAT2).

1. Scientists (A) have found a new way of making a chemotherapy drug (B)
invisible to the immune system, (C) reducing in the process, (D) some
common side effect as (E) hair loss, nausea, and muscle pain.

Error Correction : (O-NET).

The old lady, has been disturbed by the noise, asked her next-door neighbor to turn
down the television volume.

2. A. disturbing B. disturbed
C. was disturbed D. has been disturbed
E. had been disturbed

Conversation: Friday night.

Jeff : Would you like to go out for dinner or to a movie?
Carol : _____________3_______________.
Jeff : Honestly, what would you prefer?
Carol : I really don’t care. ______________4____________.
Jeff : OK, then how about dinner and then a movie?
Carol : That’s great idea!

3. A. Dinner at a hotel can be quite expensive B. I’m quite hungry
C. I don’t know what’s on at the moment D. You know what I like
E. Either one ... it’s up to you

4. A. I just want to get out of the house B. I don’t have much money to begin with

C. Renting a video can be quite interesting D. Cooking can be time-consuming

E. I want to spend time at home

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Paragraph Organization in GAT vs 9 วชิ าสามญั .

P’Nan is known as the best English tutor for 3 reasons.

Topic Sentence: กว้าง และครอบคลมุ
ไม่มี Pron., Conn., this/that, these/those

First, she is good-hearted. For example, she cares about her subject and students.
Secondly, she (also) explains grammar and vocabulary well. For instance,
she explains them clearly in depth.
Lastly, she is a real English guru. To illustrate, she has taught English at
Enconcept for up to 2 decades.

In short, as shown, she is second to none. Concluding Sentence:
ย้ํา topic sentence (main idea)

Supporting detail: 1 – 3 ideas เชอ่ื มกันดว้ ยคาํ เชอื่ ม
1. First, Initially, To start with, ...
2. Secondly, besides, moreover, ...
3. Finally, Lastly, Eventually, Ultimately, Last but not least, ...
ให้ ต.ย.สนบั สนนุ แต่ละ idea
For example, for instance, to illustrate, ...

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Paragraph Organization : (9 วิชาสามญั ).

1. To make it worse, some companies encourage consumers to buy their “carb-free” food
products.

2. But the truth is the human body needs carbohydrates to function properly so you should
include healthy carbohydrate such as those in fruits, vegetables, nuts, and grains as part
of a well-balanced diet.

3. This is that people should avoid foods such as pasta, potatoes, rice and white bread
because of their high levels of carbohydrate which our bodies convert to sugar.

4. Many television ads, movies, magazine articles also spread this idea widely.
5. America’s obsession with dieting has led to one of the most dangerous health

misconceptions of all time.

5. A. 5 - 3 - 4 - 1 - 2 B. 4 - 5 - 1 - 2 - 3
C. 3 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 1 D. 5 - 4 - 3 - 1 - 2
E. 2 - 1 - 5 - 4 - 3

Paragraph Organization : (GAT).

(A) ______________________ (B) You should have a very firm idea of what to say,
and you should _________________. (C) Use the structure of the letter - the paragraphs,
topic sentences, introduction, and conclusion - to guide the reader point by from your
introduction, through your reasoning, to your conclusion. (D) Use paragraphs to break up the
page and to lend an air of organization to the letter. (E) Use an accepted business letter format.
(F) There are several options, and the floral design on a pink background can be quite
charming. (G) Reread what you have written from the point of view of someone who is
seeing it for the first time.(H) Be sure that all explanations are adequate, and all necessary
information is provided. (I) In short, ____________________.

6. What is the best topic sentence (A) for this paragraph?
A. Business letters can be written in several different ways.
B. How to write business letters needs to be instructed.
C. To succeed in writing business letters, follow these simple steps.
D. Of all types of letters, business letter writing is the most important.
E. A business letter must be clear in terms of message and structure.

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7. Which one can be added in Sentence B to make a good paragraph?

A. prepare quality paper to write on B. discuss it with your friends

C. go to the library for more information D. let the reader know it

E. develop it adequately

8. Which one does NOT belong? B. D
A. C D. F
C. E
E. H

9. Which one has the closest meaning to the highlighted part?
A. Read it with excitement because it is the first reading.
B. Read it more than once to get different ideas.
C. Read it with somebody to make sure the person understands your point.
D. Read the letter again to make sure it accurately conveys the message.
E. After reading it the first time, read it again a second time.

10. What is the best concluding sentence (I) for this paragraph?
A. good paper, as well as good ideas, makes business communication successful
B. a clear message which is effectively delivered is the essence of business communication
C. appropriate format with certain designs should be emphasized in business writing
D. business people’s idea can be influenced by the language produced
E. conclusions of business letters are the most important part

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Reading : (GAT-Reading Comprehension).

A Slow Awakening
(1) Around 270 million people have left China’s countryside to work in urban areas, many of
them leaving their children in the care of a lone parent, grandparents, relatives or other
guardians. By 2010 there were 61 million of these “left-behind children”, according to the All-
China Woman’s Federation. In an order released on February 14th, the government has at last
shown that it recognizes the problems caused by the splintering of so many families. The
document acknowledges that there has been a “strong reaction” from the public to the plight of
affected children. It describes improving their lot as “urgent”.

(2) That is clearly right. There have been numerous stories in recent years revealing the
horrors some of these children endure. Last year four siblings left alone in the south-western
province of Guizhou apparently committed suicide by drinking pesticide. Numerous sex-abuse
cases involving left-behind children have come to light.

(3) The new proposals look sensible enough: minors may not be abandoned entirely; local
institutions such as schools and hospitals must do more to notify the authorities of cases of
abuse or neglect; social workers should monitor the welfare of left-behind children. Sadly,
however, the government’s suggested remedies will achieve little. They largely replicate recent
laws and policies designed to protect children (not just left-behind ones), which have been
almost universally unenforced. It is already illegal to allow minors to live alone, for example.
There is no indication that the new recommendations will be made law or implemented any
more rigorously.

(4) The new scheme mentions the importance of giving migrants urban hukou, or household-
registration certificates, which are needed to gain access to public services such as education
and health care. Most migrants leave their children in the countryside because they do not have
such papers. In December the government announcement announced plans to make it easier
for migrants to gain urban hukou privileges. But few casual labourers are likely to fulfil the still-
strict conditions that must be met to qualify.

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11. What does the title “A Slow Awakening” seem to imply?
A. The migrants wake up too late for their long commute to the city.
B. The government should have addressed the problem of the left-behind children sooner.
C. The public should not have waited too long to show their concern for the welfare of the
left-behind children.
D. The public needs to acknowledge the children’s suffering and support the new
recommendations
E. The government should speed up the application process for the much needed urban
hukou.

12. The word “lot” probably means ___________.

A. strong reaction B. government order

C. quality of life D. rural land

E. large number

13. The purpose of the second paragraph is to ___________.
A. give details of some of the new proposals
B. urge migrant parents to take better care of their children
C. highlight the increasing suicide rates among left-behind children
D. identify the root causes of the problem of the left-behind children
E. illustrate why the problem of the left-behind children needs immediate attention

14. The author of the article is ___________ the new recommendations.

A. indifferent to B. enthusiastic about

C. optimistic about D. doubtful of

E. furious about

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Vocabulary :.

A : Meaning in context (GAT).

15. After using the gum recommended by the doctor for three months, his carving for

cigarette has disappeared.

A. desire B. habit

C. tolerance D. distaste

E. hatred

B : Sentence Completion (GAT).

16. The enemy finally ___________, agreeing to return all the captives and retreating
from the ___________ territory.
A. rebelled, neighboring
B. withdraw, unknown
C. proceeded, cultivated
D. surrendered, occupied
D. diversified, abandoned

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เพลง “แมมมด”
*อยากโตอยา่ งชา้ ง big, large, vast, huge,

enormous, tremendous, numerous, gigantic, titanic
อยากโตอย่างชา้ ง mammoth, massive, monstrous,
colossal, immense, gargantuan
(ซาํ้ *)

ANSWERS

1. D. 2. B 3. E 4. A 5. D
6. E 7. E 8. E 9. D 10. B
11. B 12. C 13. E 14. D 15. A
16. D

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เก็งขอสอบ

Part I : Conversation

Choose the most appropriate answer for each item.

1. Jimmy is wondering if his song is disturbing Pam. He says:
1) Pam, do you want a quiet moment?
2) Does this music bother your studying, Pam?
3) I hope you don’t mind hearing my tracks, do you?
4) What do you think about these songs?
5) Can you guess my taste in music?

2. A : I’ve got two tickets to today's game. ....................?
B : Thanks, but no thanks. It’ll be on television, besides it’s really too cold for me.
1) Would you like to have some
2) Can I offer you a deal
3) Can I buy it
4) Do you need a lift
5) Do you want to come along

3. At Helen’s house
Bill : Do you mind if I take off my jacket?
Helen : Of course not, ....................
1) I like that jacket on you
2) do yourself a favor
3) you can bare it all
4) make yourself at home
5) you can throw it away

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4. Sak goes to see a doctor. The first thing the doctor says to him is: “....................”
1) Can you tell me everything that’s wrong?
2) So what have you been doing?
3) May I help you?
4) What seems to be the problem?
5) Why do you look so depressed?

5. You ask a telephone operator if she would mind repeating a number.
She says: “....................”
1) Never mind.
2) Why should?
3) Yes, that’s right.
4) Not at all.
5) What else?

6. You accidentally step on someone’s foot. You say: “....................”
1) Be careful.
2) That’s my error.
3) I’m so sorry.
4) How about that.
5) Do you need a lift?

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Harry : My brother is coming this weekend and I thought three of us could go out to dinner
Tim : Saturday night. .........7.........
.........8......... You know a better place to go than me. I think you should be the one
making the decision.

7. 1) What’s on your mind?
2) Any suggestions?
3) Do you need a ride?
4) Do you know any good diners?
5) Are you available on that day?

8. 1) It’s no big deal.
2) It’s up to you.
3) Great idea!
4) I really don’t care.
5) Great job!

Jimmy : I’m really tired today. We didn’t get back from our trip until late last night.
Jason : .........9......... You just spent a week skiing in the mountains. How was it?
Jimmy : Fantastic! I had so much fun. .........10.........
Jason : No, not until after July. I have to wait until I return from my business trip to Hong

Kong.

9. 1) Oh really?
2) Did you?
2) I think so.
4) Oh that’s right.
5) I don’t think so.

10. 1) Where did you go?
2) Aren’t you going on vacation?
3) Do you like skiing?
4) You are going to Hong Kong, aren’t you?
5) How long will you stay there?

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Read the dialog and choose the best answer. (Question 8-12)
At school:

Laurie : So, .........11.........?
Christie : I don’t know. Do you want to get together or something?
Sarah : .........12.........? Cinemax 26 on Carson Boulevard is showing Enchanted.
Laurie : That sounds like a good idea. Maybe we should go out to eat beforehand.
Sarah : .........13......... Where do you want to meet?
Christie : Let’s meet at Summer Pizza House. I have not gone there for a long time.
Laurie : .........14......... I heard they just came up with a new pizza. It should be good

because Summer Pizza House always has the best pizza in town.
Sarah : When should we meet?
Christie : Well, the movie is shown at 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM.
Laurie : Why don’t we go to the 2:00 PM show? We can meet at Summer Pizza House at

noon. That will give us plenty of time to enjoy our pizza.
Sarah : My cousin Karen is in town .........15.........? I hate to leave her home alone.
Laurie : Yes, do bring her along Sara. She is such a nice person, and funny too.
Sarah : She will be happy to meet both of you again.

11. 1) what are your plans for this weekend
2) do you want to go out with me
3) do you have some time to talk
4) where should we go then
5) what about going to the movie

12. 1) Enchanted is quite a good movie, isn’t it
2) Do you have any idea what to do
3) How about going to see a movie
4) Do you prefer movie or dinner
5) Do you think it’s a great idea

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13. 1) I prefer movie to dinner
2) It is fine with me
3) It’s up to you
4) I’m sorry but I can’t make it
5) I can eat a horse

14. 1) I have never been there
2) That sounds horrible
3) I couldn’t agree less
4) It’s on you.
5) Good idea again

15. 1) Should I pick her up
2) Do you know her
3) Have you met before
4) Can you get along with her
5) Can I bring her along

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Part II : Vocabulary

Meaning in Context

Choose the beast answer.

16. It was not, however, till October 1886 that anthrax and rabies were officially declared
to be contagious diseases for the purposes of certain sections of the act of 1878.
1) courageous
2) fatal
3) communicable
4) undesirable
5) quarantined

17. In 1900, the consignment of arms and ammunition to the Persian Gulf through Indian
ports with or without transshipment was made illegal.
1) weapon
2) investigation
3) infringement
4) conscience
5) conveyance

18. The main goal of the North Korean regime is survival - and a war with the US would
seriously jeopardize it.
1) entail
2) dangle
3) integrate
4) compromise
5) reinforce

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19. Asked about the .................... to success, she said it was .................... determination
and ambition that got her that far.
1) secret, dogged
2) tip, restricted
3) trick, insignificant
4) path, contradicting
5) achievement, incalculable

20. In 1543, a Chinese ship with three Portuguese sailors on board was .................... to
Macau, but was .................... off course and ended up on the Japanese island of
Tanegashima.
1) traveled, swayed
2) marched, cleansed
3) headed, swept
4) transported, deterred
5) proceeded, abandoned

21. Analysts say the search .................... suggests investigators wanted to be sure
Mr.Manafort would hand over all records in .................... to a grand jury subpoena.
1) guarantee, commitment
2) warrant, response
3) covenant, sponsorship
4) request, tribute
5) raid, remembrance

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It is (22) .................... that over 99 percent of all species that ever existed have become
extinct. What causes extinction? When a species is no longer adapted to a changed
environment, it may (23) ..................... The exact causes of a species’ death vary from situation
to situation. Rapid ecological change may render an environment hostile to a species. Food
resources may be affected by environmental changes, which will then cause problems for
a species (24) .................... these resources.

22. 1) suspected 2) estimated
3) inclined 4) assumed
5) predicted

23. 1) prosper 2) persist
3) prevail 4) perish
5) pertain

24. 1) soliciting 2) ravaging
3) requiring 4) formulating
5) evolving

5th generation mobile networks or 5th generation wireless systems, abbreviated 5G, are the
proposed next telecommunications standards. 5G planning aims at higher (25) ....................
than current 4G, allowing a higher density of mobile broadband users, and supporting device-
to-device, ultra reliable, and massive machine communications. 5G research and development
also aims at lower (26) .................... than 4G equipment and lower battery consumption, for
better (27) .................... of the Internet of things.

25. 1) ability 2) capability
3) capacity 4) facility
5) competence

26. 1) speed 2) cooperation
3) expedite 4) latency
5) engagement

27. 1) implementation 2) connection
3) advancement 4) resolution
5) commission

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Meaning Recognition

Choose the alternative which has the same meaning as the underlined word in
the given sentence.

28. Spring is in the air and we will be able to enjoy the outdoor soon.
1) Large commercial developments are starting to spring up in the town.
2) I usually spring out of bed once the alarm goes off.
3) The peak breeding season is in late spring and early summer.
4) The only source of water was a spring below a steep bank.
5) Cheaper mattresses have springs that link together.

29. Teachers feel this is a matter for discussion with parents.
1) The parcel arrived late and, to make matters worse, it wasn’t what we had ordered.
2) You can improve the soil by adding composted organic matter.
3) There’s nothing the matter with you – you’re just tired.
4) Talking about the world's problems is one thing, but solving them is another matter.
5) Some scientists believe that there is about ten times as much matter in the universe as
astronomers have observed.

30. Cliff Richard has recorded more number one hit songs than any other British pop star.
1) I tried to call her, but all I got was a recorded message saying that she was away.
2) Unemployment is likely to reach the highest total that has ever been recorded.
3) He is well known to the police and has a long criminal record.
4) Just for the record, we were never any more than good friends.
5) He ran the 100 meters in 9.79 seconds and broke the world record.

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Part III : Writing & Structure

Error Identification
Choose the underlined part that is grammatically wrong.

31. Netflix said the acquisition was a (1) natural progression in the company's effort (2) to work
(3) directly with prolific and skilled creators and (4) acquiring intellectual property (5) and
ownership of stories.

32. (1) Bitcoin Cash's future does (2) appear to be more assured after Coinbase, one of the
leading exchange and (3) wallet service, promised to support it after (4) previously refusing
to give (5) such a commitment.

33. The judgement in the case of X - (1) who is (2) in the formal care of Cumbria County
Council - revealed she was (3) convicted at a youth court and has been detained (4) in
custody for (5) mostly six months.

34. (1) According to the key provisions of the Paris climate deal, (2) signed by 195 countries in
December 2015, is the requirement (3) that every country, rich or poor, (4) has to submit
an inventory of its greenhouse-gas emissions (5) every two years.

35. Scientists have suspected that (1) there are more materials in the Universe than we can
observe (2) for more than 80 years; the movement of stars and galaxies, (3) consequently,
indicates that the Universe is also (4) made up of invisible particles (5) called dark matter.

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Error Correction

In each short passage below, five mistakes are underlined. Choose the best
correction for each mistake.

A herbivore is an animal that gets its energy (36) with eating plants, and only plants. Omnivores
can also eat parts of plants, but generally only the fruits and vegetables produced by (37) bearing-
fruit plants. Many herbivores have special digestive systems that (38) allow them digest all kinds of
plants, including grasses. Herbivores need a lot of energy to stay alive. Many of them, like cows and
sheep, eat all day long. There should be (39) a great amount of plants in your ecosystem to support
your herbivores. If you put carnivores or some omnivores in your ecosystem, they'll eat your
herbivores, (40) and make sure you have enough herbivores to support them.

36. 1) by 2) from
3) in 4) due to
5) according to

37. 1) bearing fruit 2) bearing-fruits
3) fruits-bearing 4) fruit-bearing
5) fruit bearing

38. 1) get 2) make
3) have 4) let
5) see

39. 1) a great number of 2) a good deal of
3) a large quantity of 4) a bit of
5) none of

40. 1) but 2) so
3) for 4) nor
5) or

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Cloze Test

Choose the best answer

Artificial intelligence is a branch of computer science that aims to create intelligent
machines. It has become an essential part of the technology industry. Research (41)
.................... artificial intelligence is highly technical and specialized. The core problems of
artificial intelligence include (42) .................... computers for certain traits, such as, knowledge,
reasoning, and problem solving.

Knowledge engineering is a core part of AI research. Machines can often act and react like
humans (43) .................... they have abundant information relating to the world. Artificial
intelligence must have access to objects, categories, properties and relations between all of
them (44) .................... knowledge engineering. Initiating common sense, reasoning and
problem-solving power in machines (45) .................... a difficult and tedious approach.

41. 1) associating with 2) associated with
3) associating by 4) associated by
5) associates

42. 1) program 2) programmed
3) programming 4) programmer
5) programme

43. 1) who 2) so
3) if only 4) only if
5) unless

44. 1) implement 2) implements
3) implementing 4) to implementing
5) to implement

45. 1) is 2) are
3) was 4) were
5) had been

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Paragraph Organization

Choose the correct answers that show the logical sequences.

46. 1. Young men and women at this age can get a part-time job and no longer have to rely
on their parents for money all the time.

2. In many countries, sixteen or eighteen is the age at which a person becomes an adult.
3. Being an adult means having the right to do certain thing such as a part-time job,

voting, or a driving license.
4. It also means accepting the responsibilities that accompany the rights.
5. In different countries around the world, people become ‘adult’ at different ages.
1) 1-5-3-4-2
2) 4-3-1-2-5
3) 5-3-4-2-1
4) 2-5-3-4-1
5) 5-2-4-3-1

47. 1. She embarked on her career by working as a newspaper reporter in Wisconsin and
soon began writing novels.

2. Her other well-known novels include Cimarron and Giant, both of which were made into
movies.

3. Edna Ferber was a popular American novelist in the first half of the twentieth century.
4. Her first novel was published in 1911, when she was only 24 years old.
5. Probably the best known of her work was Show Boat, published in 1926.
1) 5-2-3-4-1
2) 3-1-4-2-5
3) 1-4-3-2-5
4) 2-3-4-5-1
5) 3-1-4-5-2

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48. 1. A morpheme is the smallest meaningful unit of speech.

2. A word may contain more than one morpheme, as in freedoms, where there are three

morphemes.

3. Freedom is different in meaning from free, and the letter s represents a morpheme

meaning “more than one”.

4. It does not always correspond to what we customarily call a word.

5. The first is represented by free, the second by dom, and third by s.

1) 2-5-3-1-4 2) 1-4-2-5-3

3) 1-4-3-2-5 4) 5-3-1-4-2

5) 3-1-4-2-5

49. 1. The last problem with conventional X-ray methods is their inability to measure

quantitatively the separate densities of the individual substances.

2. To begin with, conventional two dimensional X-ray pictures cannot show all of the

information contained in a three-dimensional object.

3. Its rapid acceptance is due to the fact that it has overcome several of the drawbacks of

conventional X-ray technology.

4. Since the first scanner was constructed years ago, computed tomography, or computed

medical imagery, has become fairly widely used.

5. In addition, conventional X-rays generally differentiate only between bone and air, as in

the chest and lungs; they cannot distinguish soft tissues or variations in tissues.

1) 2-5-1-4-3 2) 4-2-5-1-3

3) 2-5-4-3-1 4) 4-3-2-5-1

5) 3-2-5-1-4

50. 1. Fortunately, however, the area may be beginning to enjoy the benefits of ecotourism.

2. Two-thirds of the beaches have eroded and may soon disappear, while much of the

native wildlife has been driven away by large hotel resorts.

3. The pressure created by increasing numbers of tourists is making a lasting, negative

impact upon many holiday island destination in the Caribbean Sea.

4. Motorized water sports damage coral reefs and cause water pollution.

5. Furthermore, golf courses replace more and more of the islands natural scenery.

1) 3-2-4-5-1 2) 2-3-4-5-1

3) 4-3-2-1-5 4) 5-1-2-3-4

5) 3-2-5-4-1

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Part IV : Reading Comprehension

Document Reading
Read the pictures and choose the best answer to each question that follows.

Hospitalization for selected unintentional and intentional injury in Australia, 2009-2010

51. Which of the following case is considered to be an intentional cause of injury?
1) A man slipped when climbing the mountain.
2) A woman threw herself down a flight of stairs.
3) A man cut himself with a knife while chopping onions.
4) A woman had a severe burn from acid in a laboratory.
5) A man broke his leg after falling off the roof.

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52. According to the chart, it can be concluded that in 2009-2010 ..................... .
1) approximately 50% of all hospitalized cases were injuries from interpersonal violence
2) self-inflicted injury was a very common cause in Australia
3) over 200,000 people were admitted to hospital due to unintentional injuries
4) about 50,000 Australians died from intentional injuries
5) drowning and submersion was the most popular cause of death.

53. People who were born in the year of the .................... are said to be financially fortunate.
1) Rooster
2) Tiger
3) Pig
4) Snake
5) Rat

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54. All of the following statements are true EXCEPT .................... .
1) both Roosters and Tigers think deep thoughts
2) Dogs and Rabbits are trustworthy
3) unlike Oxen, Dragons are better listeners
4) Monkeys could be successful comedians
5) Goats and Rats share something in common

Articles

Read the following passages and choose the best answers to the questions.

Passage 1

Nature is full of color, from rainbows and roses to butterfly wings and peacock tails. Even
the fruits and vegetables you eat often have distinctive colors: intensely blue blueberries, deeply
red strawberries, richly green broccoli, vividly orange carrots. Plants and animals often use color
to attract attention. Deep rich colors also provide another important benefit for plants. Scientists
have shown that the substances responsible for these colors actually help protect plants from
chemical damage. The good news for us is that, when we eat colorful fruits and vegetables, the
pigments or colorings protect us, too.

The pigments responsible for plant color belong to a class of chemicals known as
antioxidants. Plants make antioxidants to protect themselves from the sun's ultraviolet light
which causes chemicals called free radicals to form within plant cells. If free radicals move
through plant cells without being neutralized or eliminated, they can begin to destroy parts of
the plant. Antioxidants stop free radicals in their tracks, shielding cells from harm.

The key to fighting free radicals with fruits and vegetables is to mix and match colors. Go
for very bright colors and for many different colors. In general, fresh fruits and vegetables are
great, but dried or frozen forms of these foods can also be healthy. People who have tried to
make pills with antioxidants in them have found that the pills don't seem to work as well as
eating the fruits and vegetables themselves.

So, the next time you’re at supermarkets, you can shop for your own personal chemistry
experiment. Pick out interesting fruits and vegetables with lots of different colors, and then get
to work in the kitchen. You might try preparing something that you've never tasted before, or
you just might create a meal that's both beautiful to look at and delicious to eat. And, as you
digest your meal, those colorful antioxidants will start doing their own chemistry on the inside,
neutralizing free radicals and keeping you healthy.

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55. What is the main purpose of this passage?
1) To discuss various colors of vegetables and fruits
2) To point out the advantages of plant colors
3) To show examples of natural colors
4) To compare the differences of luscious fruits
5) To exhibit the different types of antioxidants pills.

56. Which of the following is not stated by the writer?
1) Readers should try shopping for colorful vegetables and fruits.
2) Eating colorful plants is natural sunscreen or UV protection.
3) Taking antioxidant pills is not as effective as eating vegetables.
4) Dried and frozen forms of fruits and vegetables are also healthy.
5) Colors in plants and animals are used to attract attention.

57. The word “harm” in paragraph 2 refers to .................... .
1) free radicals
2) shield cells
3) colorings
4) antioxidants
5) ultraviolet light

58. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about antioxidants?
1) It benefits our health via the consumption of colorful fruits and vegetables.
2) They are a chemical substance that causes different colors in plants.
3) Those in pills have less benefits for health than those in the fruits and vegetables.
4) Plants generate antioxidants to defend themselves from harms caused by ultraviolet
light.
5) They neutralize or eliminate the movement of pigments in plants.

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59. Which of the following aspect is NOT MENTIONED about the attempt to benefit from
antioxidants in fruits and vegetables?
1) The suggestion to make new dishes with colorful fruits and vegetables
2) The invention of pills with antioxidants
3) The guidance that eating fresh fruits better than dried and frozen form of them
4) The advice to create both beautiful and tasty meal that benefits the digestive system
5) The information that fresh or dried fruits and vegetables are also good for health

60. Where can you most likely find this article?
1) Science news
2) Cooking books
3) Nutrition magazines
4) Environment news
5) National Geographic magazine

Passage 2

With their stiff leaves and large spiky flowers, bromeliads can add drama to a plant stand
or window sill. They are not the flashiest of houseplants. Still, some pollution scientists are ready
to give them raves. Their new data show these plants are superstars when it comes to cleaning
the air.

Paints, furniture, photocopiers and printers, cleaning supplies and dry-cleaned clothes can
all release a family of toxic gases into indoor air. As a class, these gases are known as volatile
organic chemicals, or VOCs. Inhaling a number of them can cause dizziness, allergic reactions
— even asthma. Long-term exposure might lead to liver damage, kidney damage or cancer.

This is important because people often can’t smell these chemicals. They also can't stop
breathing when a room’s air becomes polluted, notes Vadoud Niri. He is a chemist at the State
University of New York at Oswego. And once VOCs enter a room’s air, there’s no way to pull
them out again. People can’t vacuum them out.

But certain types of greenery can suck the pollutants up, which keeps them safely away
from us.

Niri and his colleagues had conducted an investigation to see what would happen if plants
were exposed to a mix of VOCs. His team exposed five common houseplants — a bromeliad,
Caribbean tree cactus, dracaena (Dra-SEE-nuh), jade plant and spider plant — to eight
common VOCs.

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Certain plants were better than others at removing a particular VOC. For instance, all five
plants removed acetone (ASS-eh-tone) — a smelly VOC in nail polish remover. But after 12
hours, the dracaena had cleared out 94 percent of this gas — more than any of the other
plants.

Meanwhile, the spider plant removed VOCs most speedily. Once placed inside the
container, VOC levels started to fall within one minute. But this plant didn't have staying power.

The bromeliad did. After 12 hours, it had removed more VOCs from the air than any other
plant. The two VOCs that it could not filter out — dichloromethane and trichloromethane — were
also ignored by the other plants. So in this regard, it was no worse than the others.

61. In this context, what is the closest in meaning to the word “raves” in the first paragraph?
1) Navigation
2) Reprisal
3) Chatter
4) Babble
5) Praise

62. What is “them” in the second paragraph refer to?
1) Paints, furniture, photocopiers and printers, cleaning supplies and dry-cleaned clothes
2) Volatile organic chemicals
3) Dizziness, allergic reactions, and asthma
4) Liver damage, kidney damage or cancer
5) Bromeliads

63. Which statement is NOT TRUE about VOCs?
1) Once present in indoor air, they prove impossible to be removed.
2) Long-term exposer to the gases can cause fatal diseases.
3) They are produced by ordinary household products.
4) They pose dangers because they are odorless.
5) People can easily detect them by a particular equipment.

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64. Which of the following plant perform best in removing acetone?
1) Bromeliad
2) Caribbean tree cactus
3) Dracaena
4) Jade plant
5) Spider plant

65. Which of the following is true about spider plant?
1) Its power is long-lasting.
2) It heightens the level of VOCs in the air.
3) Its effectiveness can be detected only in a minute.
4) It perform best in removing a smelly VOC in nail polish remover.
5) It does well in clearing 94% of dichloromethane in 12 hours.

66. What can be inferred from the investigation?
1) Having at least one of the five houseplants reduces the risk of liver damage, kidney
damage and cancer.
2) Bromeliad is better placed in the room where dichloromethane and trichloromethane
are detected.
3) Having a Caribbean tree cactus in a room is the healthiest and easiest way to remove
the toxic gas in nail polish remover.
4) It is better to have at least one of the five houseplants in the house in order to clear the
indoor toxic gases.
5) Certain plants were better than others at eliminating a particular VOC in a condition wtih
certain humidity level.

67. What could be the best fitted title of this passage?
1) Houseplants suck up air pollutants that can sicken people
2) Bromeliads are good at removing toxic chemicals from the air, new data show
3) Dracaena is actually a star when it comes to cleaning up the air
4) Some air pollutants seep through skin
5) Air pollution can mess with our DNA

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Passage 3

Grazing? That’s right, grazing - eating six or more small meals each day. This alternative
eating style may provide several benefits. Grazing can help to maintain a healthy weight, lower
blood cholesterol, and control blood sugar. This eating plan can also help regulate appetite,
increase metabolic rate, and allow for better absorption of nutrients. Grazing also matches an
active, on-the-go lifestyle.

Mini-meals are not snacks eaten between larger meals. Instead they are a variety of small
portions eaten throughout the day. The real challenge with this eating style is eating enough
servings from each food group while not over-eating. Each mini-meal should be thought out
and selected from nutritious foods, just as you would with your other meals.

A few tips can help you master grazing. Keep each mini-meal about the same size to
avoid over-eating and yet satisfy your appetite. Appetizer size portions in restaurants and at
home are about the right size for mini meals. You don’t have to plan six or more different little
meals each day. You could instead take the meals you eat now and divide them up throughout
the day.

Grazing may not be for everyone. For some, frequent snacking could lead to overeating.
Obesity experts generally advise that overweight people not graze since it may promote mindless
eating. In addition, eating many times throughout the day may be inconvenient for some.

Remember that ultimately it is not how or when you eat that matters but what you eat. The
most important thing is to choose an eating style that matches your personal needs and lifestyle
and helps you make the best food choices possible.

68. The word “grazing” in this article means eating .................... .
1) less at three meals
2) less but more often
3) only vegetables and fruits
4) more slowly
5) less sugar

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69. Grazing does not have the effect of .................... .
1) controlling blood sugar
2) lowering blood cholesterol
3) increasing metabolic rate
4) keeping a healthy weight
5) decreasing absorption of nutrients

70. If you graze, you have to be careful .................... .
1) to make your diet fat-free
2) not to eat too often
3) to eat all you want
4) not to overeat
5) to make a smart choice

71. The word “regulate” could best be replaced by .................... .
1) increase
2) control
3) kill
4) promote
5) strengthen

72. The expression “on-the-go” means .................... .
1) busy
2) fashionable
3) furious
4) easy-going
5) peaceful

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73. What does “they” in the second paragraph refer to?
1) servings
2) larger meals
3) mini-meals
4) snacks
5) lifestyle

74. The word “portions” in the second paragraph could best be replaced by .................... .
1) shares
2) plates
3) bites
4) nibbles
5) amounts

75. The word “master” in the third paragraph could best be replaced by .................... .
1) teach
2) be good at
3) study
4) take care of
5) treat

76. Grazing is not good for people who are .................... .
1) thin
2) fat
3) health conscious
4) forgetful
5) slothful

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77. In planning a mini-meal, the most important consideration is the .................... .
of the food
1) freshness
2) price
3) nutritional value
4) fat content
5) meal times

78. The sentence “Grazing may not be for everyone.” means that grazing is not ....................
for everyone.
1) comfortable
2) fun
3) suitable
4) fair
5) superior

79. The passage most probably appeared in .................... .
1) an instructional manual
2) a science journal
3) a cookbook
4) a women’s magazine
5) kid magazine

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Passage 4

Adversity presents opportunity. Just ask Iwao Keiichi. Forced by illness to close his
restaurant management and food manufacturing firm, Iwao began life anew in 1993 when he
established Tokyo’s first job placement firm, Way Station.

The Japanese economy had just crashed, and Iwao expected that many people would soon
lose their jobs. He was right. Last year, his turnover was $4.1 million, and he expects a four-fold
increase this year.

Job placement services are new to a nation which is used to lifetime employment. In these
jittery times, Iwao, 54, is helping Japanese who haven’t a clue how to look for work. His firm
retrains job-seekers and refers them to prospective employers. Big firms also pay Iwao for
advice on how to deal with layoffs and restructuring. “My services,” he says, “offer a soft
landing for all parties.”

At Way Station, every client facing the chop is assigned a “job-hunt” counselor. Counselors
spend about three months studying a candidate’s work skills and matching themto job
prospects. Clients also learn how to write resumes, use PCs and face interviews. Last year, 450
job-seekers went through Iwao’s training centers in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Fukuoka. He
expects 1,200 this year. Since competition for jobs is tough, he advises clients to change their
way of thinking and look beyond Japan’s major corporations to small firms. Iwao has succeeded
in part because he is much like his clients - a middle-agedman facing a mid-career setback
who took a gamble and won.

80. The article mainly discusses Iwao’s .................... .
1) job placement service
2) career failure
3) food manufacturing firm
4) counseling techniques
5) human resource division

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81. In paragraph 1, the writer says, “Adversity presents opportunity.” Iwao’s adversity refers to
his .................... .
1) success
2) gambling
3) illness
4) patience
5) sadness

82. According to paragraph 2, Iwao believed that .................... .
1) the Japanese economy would improve in the near future
2) many people would be unemployed because of the economic crisis
3) the number of laid-off workers would increase four times
4) he set up the company at the wrong time
5) the new generation will have higher job expectation

83. Way Sataion’s main objective is to .................... .
1) teach clients how to accept retirement
2) recruit workers for both local and international firms
3) assist people in finding new jobs after lay-offs
4) give advice to employers on how to screen job applicants
5) give advice on how to live while being jobless

84. According to paragraph 3, big firms are .................... their lay-offs.
1) grateful for
2) concerned about
3) satisfied with
4) indifferent to
5) surprised at

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85. Iwao is an example of the person who .................... .
1) turns bad luck into good fortune
2) likes competitive jobs
3) is lucky in love
4) takes advantage of others
5) have his head in the clouds

86. It can be inferred that, in general, Japanese .................... .
1) lack job training
2) prefer to work in small firms
3) often get fired
4) rarely change jobs
5) will not retire until the age of 90

87. The word “jittery” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to .................... .
1) surprising
2) boring
3) uncertain
4) Successful
5) audacious

88. In paragraph 4, “the chop” can best be replaced by .................... .
1) retirement
2) restructuring
3) unemployment
4) soft landing
5) embellishment

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89. People who .................... are the target customers for Way Station.
1) do not have work experience
2) face career change in their middle age
3) are stubborn but ambitious
4) are slow to learn work skills
5) looking for internship opportunity

90. The phrase “took a gamble” (last paragraph) could best be replaced by .................... .
1) bought a lottery ticket
2) played card games for money
3) worked in a casino
4) wasn’t afraid to take a risk
5) is addicted to gambling

91. The best title for this passage is .................... .
1) Job Crisis Center
2) Lost and Found
3) Lifetime Employment
4) Opportunity Knocks Once
5) The Right People for the Right Job

Passage 5

If you went on Facebook over the weekend you may have seen friends’ profile pictures
turned multi-coloured. Maybe you even tinted your own pic. A rainbow filter tool was introduced
by the company after last week’s landmark Supreme Court decision which cleared the way for
same-sex marriage across the US. But in some areas of the world the response to the initiative
was less than enthusiastic - and even downright hostile.

In Russia, several filters were created which splash the colours of national flags rather than
rainbow banners across a picture. One such app has been downloaded more than 4,000 times.
“Our response to the rainbow world #Proudtoberussian,” said one typical comment by Moscow
resident Elena Starkova.

Russia has controversial laws which ban providing information about homosexuality to
people under age 18, and a recent poll showed that more than 80% of Russians oppose
legalising same-sex marriage.

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Despite this, some Russians backlashed against the backlash. Anna Koterlnikova, who had
changed her profile pic to a rainbow flag, commented: “Sorry! I’m straight and Russian but I’m
not a homophobe!”

In the Middle East, many social media users also came out strongly against the rainbow
flag. “It’s a message that it hurts me,” said Egyptian Twitter user Sharif Najm, while Rami Isa
from Syria tweeted: “Damn you and your marriage. You have distorted our innocent childhood
symbol.” Ahmad Abd-Rabbuh, an Egyptian political science professor, said that gay marriage
“is not in harmony with society and culture.”

In Egypt, around 2,000 tweets mentioned the rainbow motif, most of them critical. Some
users even went so far as to sarcastically blame a weekend storm on users who turned their
profile pics multi-coloured. But not all reaction was negative. Egyptian TV presenter Muna Iraqi
commented: “I support people’s right to live and love freely, without any persecution.”

Of course, it also should be noted that same-sex marriage is by no means universally
popular in the US, about two-fifths of Americans, however, oppose it, according to the Pew
Research Center. “I’m 100% against gay marriage,” tweeted Joshua Taipale. “I have gay friends
and they’re great people; it’s not personal. But U.S. can’t decide. Should be state-by-state.”

92. What does “the company” in the first paragraph refer to?
1) Same-sex marriage
2) Friends’ multi-coloured profile pictures
3) US Supreme Court
4) Rainbow filter tool
5) Facebook

93. The word “hostile” in paragraph 1 means....................
1) antagonistic
2) sympathetic
3) vigorous
4) troublesome
5) weary

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94. The launch of a Facebook rainbow filter was criticized in Russia because .................... .
1) the majority of Russians are heterophobic
2) those who support pro-gay marriage could face legal persecution
3) most Russians favor the law banning the promotion of homosexuality
4) Russians rejected the U.S. Supreme Court
5) Russian celebrities conspire against gay marriage

95. According to paragraph 5, what does “our innocent childhood symbol” refer to?
1) the society’s harmony
2) conventional marriage
3) the rainbow
4) national pride
5) gay marriage

96. Some Egyptians backlashed against the rainbow filter trending by .................... .
1) mentioning the use of the rainbow motif
2) turning their profile pictures multi-coloured
3) responding aggressively to the ongoing event
4) saying that the filter users caused the weather condition
5) predicting a weekend storm with rainbow

97. In this context, the word “homophobe” in paragraph 4 is NOT supposed to refer to
.................... .
1) Egyptians whose tweets are critical of the rainbow motif
2) Russians who support the prohibition of information about homosexuality to people
under 18
3) Americans who opposes same-sex marriage
4) People who modified their profile pictures with rainbow filter tool
5) Russians who backlashed against the rainbow trend

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98. Which of the following subject is supposed to be supportive to Anna Koterlnikova?
1) Moscow resident Elena Starkova
2) Joshua Taipale
3) Egyptian TV presenter Muna Iraqi
4) Egyptian Twitter user Sharif Najm
5) An Egyptian political science professor Ahmad Abd-Rabbuh

99. Joshua Taipale’s tweet suggests that .................... .
1) gay people did not deserve such privilege
2) he does not have personal issues with his gay friends
3) the U.S. Supreme Court were being indecisive
4) the same-sex marriage law should not be legalized all at once
5) his homosexual friends are great people

100. The best title for this passage would be .................... .
1) Why some countries are hung up on homosexuality?
2) Russian reaction to same-sex marriage ruling in the USA
3) Who came out against Facebook's rainbow flags?
4) Protesters target Facebook’s latest update
5) US to get vote on legalizing same-sex marriage

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