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Access to O-NET M. 3 97 47. What will you do if you…………………………………the report done in due time? 1) don’t get 2) aren’t get 3) hadn’t gotten 4) weren’t get 48. If you drove more slowly, you…………………………………so many accidents. 1) will have 2) would have 3) won’t have 4) wouldn’t have 49. If she doesn’t like this sweater, she………………………………… it at the store. 1) can do exchange 2) could exchange 3) will exchanged 4) can exchange 50. If anyone…………………………………me, my dog…………………………………at his throat. 1) attack / will jump 2) attacks / jumps 3) attacked / jumped 4) attacked / would jump 51. If I…………………………………a mistake, the teacher always…………………………………it. 1) make / finds 2) made / found 3) make / will find 4) made / would find 52. Father seldom…………………………………to work if it………………………………… . 1) drive / rains 2) drove / would rain 3) will drive / rains 4) drives / rains 53. We…………………………………tomorrow, if the weather…………………………………fine. 1) will leave / is 2) leave / is 3) will leave / will be 4) leave / will be 54. More tourists…………………………………to this town if it…………………………………a better climate. 1) would come / had 2) will come / had 3) would have come / had 4) will come / had had 55. The dog…………………………………you if it…………………………………up. 1) will bite / ties 2) would bite / has tied 3) would bite / had tied 4) would have bitten / hadn’t been tied 56. If we…………………………………, we…………………………………succeed. 1) tried / may 2) try / may 3) try / may have 4) will try / may 57. He…………………………………as though his head…………………………………on fire. 1) feels / was 2) feels / were 3) is feeling / was 4) felt / was

Access to O-NET M. 3 98 58. If there…………………………………no floods last year, the crop…………………………………better now. 1) were / would be 2) had been / would be 3) had / would have been 4) had been / would have been 59. He…………………………………put on so much weight if he…………………………………less. 1) wouldn’t / drank 2) will not / drank 3) wouldn’t / would drink 4) will not / will drink 60. Do you think we…………………………………better if we…………………………………phonetics? 1) would speak / studied 2) will speak / will study 3) shall speak / studied 4) speak / study

Access to O-NET M. 3 99 Suffix Usage Words Example -s, -es • Used to make plurals • buoy - buoys • analysis - analyses • The fisherman put the buoys in the water. • Analyses were conducted on the raw data. -ed • Used to make verbs past tense • attract - attracted • The match attracted a capacity crowd of 80 000. -ing • Used to make the present participle form of verbs • attend - attending • The leaders attending the conference have issued a joint communique. -ly • Used to make an adverb that shows characteristics • feeb - feebly • It was foggy and the sun shone feebly through the murk. -er, -or • Turns a verb into a noun to show a person connected to a job • rejoin - rejoinder • Freedom of choice is a feeble rejoinder when the issue is global suicide. -ion, -tion, -ation, -ition • Used with a verb to show an act or process • act - action • invent - invention • create - creation • rend - rendition • There’s no denying that quicker action could have saved them. • Fax machines were a wonderful invention at the time. • Come taste our chef’s delicious new creations. • The musicians burst into a rousing rendition of “Paddy Casey’s Reel”.

Access to O-NET M. 3 100 Suffix Usage Words Example -able, -ible • Used with a verb to show something can be done • service - serviceable • collapse - collapsible • The Avalanche Ale is a perfectly serviceable beer, full-bodied and tasty, but the others failed to impress. • They would take collapsible rods, a couple of guns, and have to fish and shoot to eat. -ness • Used for state of, condition of • kind - kindness • It is an act of kindness to help a blind man across the street. -ment • Used for an act or process • merry - merriment • He still wore his expression of vacuous merriment, which must have been habitual rather than assumed in my honour. -ic • Having characteristics of • history - historic • The Chinese people have performed great historic feats. Teacher, my test on historic buildings is done.

Access to O-NET M. 3 101 Part I : 1 - 30 Noun Suffixes Instructions : Put the words between brackets in the appropriate form (use a suffix to form a noun) 1. The charity aims to reduce…………………………………(suffer) after natural disasters by providing food and medicines 2. There has been a marked…………………………………(reduce) in the number of armed robberies over the past two years. 3. They were tired, but not any less…………………………………(enthusiast) on that account. 4. They are working on the…………………………………(improve) of the application. 5. Throughout his career he has demonstrated a…………………………………(willing) to compromise. 6. Exploring the space is a major scientific…………………………………(achieve). 7. The government failed to reach…………………………………(agree) with the unions 8. During this procedure highly…………………………………(suggest) participants gave state reports of when they went in and out of hypnosis. 9. She has been suffering from…………………………………(depress) for a long time. 10. Entrepreneurs developed…………………………………(fashion) restaurants and bars in the area. 11. The author is announcing the…………………………………(publicize) of his new novel. 12. The overall…………………………………(compose) of the picture is good but some of the detail is distracting. 13. He handled his responsibilities as a…………………………………(counsel) in an intelligent and caring fashion. 14. There is widespread…………………………………(unhappy) with the government’s economic policy. 15. The committee…………………………………(haste) organized the event for the weekend. 16. he gardener…………………………………(estimate) that it would take him four hours to weed the garden. 17. There is no easy…………………………………(solve) to the government’s financial crisis. 18. The act was barely…………………………………(justify) by the circumstances. 19. The only…………………………………(practice) alternative is to postpone the meeting. 20. The older universities of Oxford and Cambridge were also persuaded to………………………………… (modem) their science teaching in the 1870s. 21. The swing door will resile…………………………………(automatic) after it has been opened. 22. I can’t tell you exactly how much the building work will cost, but I can make an…………………………… (educate) guess. 23. It’s difficult to believe it’s an honest…………………………………(confess) after all her lies. 24. I think cigarette…………………………………(advertise) should be banned outright. 25.The government had granted them…………………………………(permit) to leave the country. 26. He has some photos which held over his…………………………………(pure) before he became a killer. 27. She is the…………………………………(found) and managing director of the company. 28.Science deals with the…………………………………(exist), real, concrete and functional images. 29. Her son Peter adapted…………………………………(effortless) to his new surroundings.

Access to O-NET M. 3 102 30.The commission…………………………………(intervene) and…………………………………(command) that work on the building cease. Part II : 31 - 50 Multiple Choice Instructions : Choose the best alternative. 31. …………………………………our office, Mr. Delaware accepted the proposal. 1) Representation 2) Representative 3) Representing 4) Representative of 32. All the…………………………………are getting ready in the locker room. 1) competition 2) competitors 3) competing 4) competitive 33. Mr. Jefferson will review all the documents during his…………………………………next week. 1) vacated 2) vacancy 3) vacation 4) vacant 34. The employees…………………………………the documents were lost along the process. 1) suspect 2) suspection 3) suspecting 4) suspected 35. She is…………………………………an excellent writer. 1) considerate 2) consideration 3) considering 4) consider 36. Mr. Coldwater will resign his position as chief…………………………………manager. 1) operator 2) operations 3) operational 4) operating 37. Please get the cargoes…………………………………before delivering them. 1) check 2) checking 3) checked 4) checks 38. The…………………………………will continues the strategy once our current CEO quits. 1) succession 2) successive 3) success 4) successor 39. The…………………………………rate is significantly low this year. 1) employ 2) employment 3) employed 4) employer 40. Companies must disclose their…………………………………affairs when needed. 1) financial 2) finance 3) finances 4) financed

Access to O-NET M. 3 103 41. The road to success…………………………………a great deal of determination. 1) requires 2) require 3) required 4) requirement 42. Can you please get this data…………………………………? 1) process 2) processes 3) processor 4) processed 43. We offer a…………………………………plan for all of our employees. 1) retire 2) retirement 3) retires 4) retired 44. This building was in a terrible…………………………………when we first bought it. 1) condonation 2) conditioning 3) condition 4) conditioned 45. Make sure that your dealer is an…………………………………dealer. 1) author 2) authorization 3) authority 4) authorized 46. If this plan is a success, the manager will…………………………………giving more budgets next quarter. 1) consider 2) consideration 3) considerate 4) considered 47. She was rejected because she didn’t have the…………………………………experience. 1) requite 2) requisite 3) requisition 4) requiting 48. All members shall receive…………………………………to attend the company’s annual party. 1) inviting 2) invited 3) invitement 4) invitations 49. For many politicians,…………………………………is an issue that’s too hot to handle. 1) aborting 2) aborted 3) abortion 4) aborts 50. Mr. Clancy sold it to a…………………………………who paid with a worthless stolen cheque. 1) tricked 2) trickster 3) tricking 4) trickiness

Access to O-NET M. 3 104 Part 1 : Conversation (10 ข้อ ข้อละ 2 คะแนน รวม 20 คะแนน) Instructions : Read the dialog and choose the best answer. (Questions 1 - 5) At school : Fonda : Are you okay? You look sad. Nancy : I got an “F” in Mathematics. I tried my best, but the exam was too difficult. Fonda : (1) ………………………………… . 1. 1) Don't do that again 2) Don’t worry. Be happy 3) Don't give up 4) Don't tell anyone about this At a seaside resort : Sara : What shall we do this afternoon? Sonia : (2)………………………………… . Sara : Umm, it’s such a boring activity. Why don’t we go diving? Sonia : (3)………………………………… . 2. 1) I still have no idea what to do 2) I have to ask the rest of us first 3) Let’s go sunbathing on the beach 4) Some of our friends won’t go diving with us 3. 1) I’m afraid we can’t 2) Because it’s dangerous 3) That sounds like a great idea 4) We still have enough of time to go On the skytrain : Bill : Excuse me. Have we met before? Ploy : I’m not sure. (4)………………………………… . Bill : Yes. But that was a year ago. I’ve moved to a new company. Ploy : Oh, I see. Are you Bill? Bill : Yes. Ploy : (5)………………………………… . I’m Ploy. 4. 1) Can you remember my name? 2) Did you work at QD Company? 3) Is your company near mine? 4) Do you love your job?

Access to O-NET M. 3 105 5. 1) You’re so kind 2) Good night Bill 3) Nice to see you Bill 4) It’s great we are friends Instructions : Read the situations and choose the best answer. (Questions 6 - 1 0) Situation : Daughter : Mom, I’m going shopping with my friends at Chatuchak Weekend Market. Mother : Beware of pickpockets. There are a lot of people there. Daughter : Thank you, mom. 6. The mother says that because………………………………… . 1) she doesn’t want her daughter to go there 2) she doesn’t want to let her daughter go there alone 3) she wants her daughter to take good care of her purse 4) she wants her daughter to be careful when buying things Situation : Your friend asks your advice about how to lose weight. 7. What will you say? 1) Your problem is that you weigh too much. 2) You need some good food for a happy life. 3) If I were you, I’d gain some more weight. 4) The best way to do is to exercise more. Situation : You want to ask your co-worker for his opinion about your presentation. 8. What will you say? 1) Am I good enough? 2) Do you have any idea? 3) What do you think of it? 4) Is my presentation a good one? Situation : Your friend won the first prize of lottery, but he lost all the lottery tickets. 9. What will you say? 1) Sorry to hear that. 2) Congratulations 3) All the best. 4) You just have a bad day. Situation : A group of tourists has been looking for the Bangkok map for quite a while. 10. What will you say? 1) What are you doing? 2) Do you want to take a taxi? 3) Where are you from? 4) Can I help you?

Access to O-NET M. 3 106 Part 2 : Reading comprehension (15 ข้อ ข้อละ 2 คะแนน รวม 30 คะแนน) Instructions : Read the following passage and choose the best answer. (Questions 11 - 25) Reading One (Questions 11 - 15) (Paragraph 1) Toyota’s new robot glides around like R2-D2 from the Star Wars movies. It is devoted to a single task: picking things up. (Paragraph 2) HSR is short for “human support robot.” It comes with a single mechanical arm. It can grasp objects of various shapes and sizes and also pick up smaller items with a tiny suction cup. (Paragraph 3) It doesn’t have other tricks, except for a computer panel on its head for surfing the Internet. A person can also access the robot from another computer and use it like a camera-phone. (Paragraph 4) Kouichi Ikeda is its engineer. He is serious about using it to help around regular homes. First it will be for people with disabilities and then for the elderly in general. Picking up is especially challenging for people with spinal disorders, he said. (Paragraph 5) “Although it can only do one simple task of picking up, it’s already making disabled people quite happy. We're just getting started. But finally we want it to enter people’s homes,” he said. 11. What is NOT true about HSR? 1) It can pick up smaller items. 2) It has a computer panel on its head. 3) It hasn’t entered people’s homes yet. 4) It has two special arms to grasp objects. 12. Which paragraph tells the readers who invents the robot? 1) Paragraph 2 2) Paragraph 3 3) Paragraph 4 4) Paragraph 5 13. The word “glides” means………………………………… . 1) looks 2) sits 3) helps 4) moves 14. The robot is expected to help disabled and…………………………………people. 1) young 2) old 3) small 4) overweight 15. What does “its” refer to? 1) The robot’s 2) The computer’s 3) The Internet’s 4) The camera-phone’s

Access to O-NET M. 3 107 Reading Two (Questions 16 - 20) (Paragraph 1) The sharp decline of the elephant population in Tanzania, most likely due to poaching, is worrying. The country's government has just estimated that 65,721 elephants died there in the last five years. The report showed the number of Tanzanian elephants had plummeted. In 2009, there were an estimated 109,051. By 2014, the number was down to 43,330. (Paragraph 2) The Tanzanian ports of Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar have also become main exit points for vast amounts of ivory. At least 45 tons of ivory have flowed from Tanzania to international markets in Asia since 2009. (Paragraph 3) Across Tanzania, some smaller elephant populations had increased. In the famed Serengeti region, the numbers rose from 3,068 to 6,087 animals. However, beyond the most heavily visited tourist locations, elephant numbers were significantly down. (Paragraph 4) The Tanzanian government says it has added an additional 1,000 rangers to protect wildlife. However, there is a real risk that it could be a case of too little too late for some elephant populations. (Paragraph 5) In February, China imposed a one-year ban on ivory imports. The ban took immediate effect, but its citizens’ desire for ivory has fueled poaching that threatens the life of African elephants. 16. What is the passage mainly about? 1) China’s ban on ivory imports. 2) Tanzanian elephants in danger. 3) Protecting elephants in Tanzania. 2) Elephants in Tanzania’s tourist sites. 17. What is TRUE according to the passage? 1) Tanzania has a ban on ivory imports. 2) The number of elephants has been falling throughout Tanzania. 3) A large number of elephants were shot in Tanzania without permission. 4) The vast amounts of ivory have been exported from Tanzania by plane. 18. The word “threatens” is closest in meaning to………………………………… . 1) changes 2) improves 3) prevents 4) destroys 19. The government responds to the problem by………………………………… . 1) putting a ban on the import of ivories 2) making elephant hunting unlawful in Tanzania 3) increasing more staff to take care of the elephants 4) moving the elephants from the tourists sites to safer areas

Access to O-NET M. 3 108 20. The number of elephants in Tanzania five years ago was………………………………… . 1) more than 100,000 2) less than 100,000 3) more than 50,000 4) less than 50,000 Reading Three (Questions 21 - 23) (Paragraph 1) Fast food is known for being convenient. But when it comes to nutrition, it is not considered to be the best choice. McDonald’s says they want to change that. In July 2011, the company announced a plan to provide customers with healthier options. One change since then has been the addition of apple slices to Happy Meals. (Paragraph 2) Now, the fast-food chain is enlisting kids’ help to make changes to Happy Meals. Sarah Ralston, 11, and Elanya Saley, 9, won a contest to become honorary Happy Meal chefs. Their job is to help the company’s executive chef, Dan Coudreaut, create a new Happy Meal option. 21. According to the passage, to make their Happy Meals healthier, McDonald’s has added …………………………………to them. 1) fish 2) beans 3) vegetables 4) fruits 22. According to the passage, the number of new Happy Meal creators is………………………………… . 1) one 2) two 3) three 4) four 23. What does “it” refer to? 1) Fast food 2) McDonald's 3) Nutrition 4) Choice Reading Four Instructions : Read the following table and choose the best answer. (Question 24) Movie Schedule for November and December Date Title Duration (Minutes) Movie Rating 14/11/2014 April Bride 129 G 28/11/2014 Live for Hope 60 G 12/12/2014 Yobi 86 PG 26/12/2014 The Proposal 108 PG 24. What is TRUE according to the table above? 1) Two movie s are more than two hours long. 2) It takes two weeks to see another movie. 3) One film is less than an hour long . 4) Three films are shown in December .

Access to O-NET M. 3 109 Reading Five Instructions : Read the excerpt and choose the best answer. (Question 25) Taurus (April 20- May 20) Be inventive, step outside the square and let go things that have been holding you back for some time. Let your imagination run wild and trust yourself to take a risk. Conversations with children will be important. 25. In which section of the newspaper is this excerpt likely to be found? 1) Entertainment 2) Horoscope 3) Classified ads 4) Business Part 3 : Grammar and Vocabulary (15 ข้อ ข้อละ 2 คะแนน รวม 30 คะแนน) Instructions : Choose the best answer. (Questions 26- 40) Passage One (Questions 26- 30) A big bowl of milk and cereal can be a great way to start the day. (26)………………………………… breakfast cereals and snack bars contain nutrients (27)…………………………………help our bodies stay (28)…………………………………and healthy, but some of these foods (29)…………………………………with too many vitamins and minerals. According to a new study by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), this may be more harmful (30)…………………………………helpful. 26. 1) Many 2) Much 3) Few 4) Little 27. 1) who 2) which 3) whose 4) when 28. 1) strength 2) strong 3) strongly 4) strengthen 29. 1) pack 2) packed 3) are packing 4) are packed 30. 1) and 2) but 3) than 4) too

Access to O-NET M. 3 110 Passage Two (Questions 31 - 35) A group of (31)…………………………………criminals have stolen 1.2 billion username and password combinations. It is the (32)…………………………………known collection of stolen Internet credentials, according to a New York Times report. Cyber security firm Hold Security (33)…………………………………that the group of criminals collected personal information from 420,000 websites such as household names and small Internet sites. They (34)…………………………………websites inside Russia as well as big companies in the U.S. and (35)…………………………………countries. The firm cannot say exactly which websites were broken into. 31. 1) Russia 2) Russian 3) Russians 4) Russian’s 32. 1) large 2) larger 3) largest 4) very large 33. 1) found 2) was found 3) has been found 4) was finding 34. 1) hatched 2) hiked 3) hooked 4) hacked 35. 1) other 2) others 3) another 4) one another Passage Three (Questions 36 - 40) When Wu Kai, a Harbin resident, looked (36)…………………………………her apartment window on Monday, she couldn’t see anything. At first, she thought it (37)………………………………… . Then she realized it was smog. Her husband left for work wearing a mask to (38) his mouth and nose and stop him from breathing in the pollution. His regular bus wasn’t out of service (39)…………………………………the low visibility. Many people (40)…………………………………get around. Authorities in the city closed schools and some highways on Monday. Harbin’s Taiping International Airport canceled or delayed at least 40 flights. 36. 1) at 2) out 3) down 4) in 37. 1) snows 2) snowed 3) had snowed 4) was snowing 38. 1) cover 2) lower 3) close 4) lock

Access to O-NET M. 3 111 39. 1) despite 2) even though 3) because of 4) because 40. 1) must 2) mustn’t 3) could 4) couldn’t Part 4 : Miscellaneous (10 ข้อ ข้อละ 2 คะแนน รวม 20 คะแนน) Restatement (Questions 41 - 45) Instructions : Choose the correct answer which has the same meaning as the given sentence. 41. Tom is smarter than Big but not so smart as Paul. 1) Tom is the smartest. 2) Big is smarter than Paul. 3) Paul is smarter than Tom. 4) Big and Paul are smarter than Tom. 42. Jimmy was a fruit seller for 10 years. 1) Jimmy has been selling fruits for 10 years. 2) Jimmy started selling fruits 10 years ago. 3) Jimmy is not a fruit seller anymore. 4) Jimmy is now a fruit seller. 43. Henry’s favorite food is spaghetti. 1) Spaghetti is one of the dishes that Henry likes. 2) Henry loves spaghetti more than other food. 3) Henry loves spaghetti as well as other food. 4) Henry doesn't mind eating spaghetti. 44. He forgot to bring an umbrella. so he got wet. 1) If he brings his umbrella, he won’t get wet. 2) Although he brought his umbrella, he got wet. 3) Before he got wet, he forgot to bring his umbrella. 4) He got wet because he forgot to bring his umbrella. 45. Either Thomas or Linda will hold a party. 1) One of them will hold a party. 2) Both of them will hold a party. 3) None of them will hold a party. 4) Thomas not Linda will hold a party .

Access to O-NET M. 3 112 Error Recognition (Questions 46- 50) Instructions : Choose the answer which is grammatically incorrect. 46. Not drinking enough water can lead to health problems such as headaches, poorly physical performance, and more serious issues. 47. Heavy rainfall caused the river to overflow and raise to a record breaking 43-feet crest. 48. Around 88 million Americans whom don’t smoke, including 54% of children between the ages of 3 and 11, are exposed to secondhand smoke. 49. The money that the government collects from junk food taxes will be put towards projects that encouraging people to eat healthy foods. 50. A school’s football season often begins in late summer when temperatures are still high, so there are a greater risk for heat stroke . 4) 1) 2) 3) 4) 1) 2) 3) 1) 2) 1) 2) 3) 3) 4) 4) 4) 1) 2) 3)

Access to O-NET M. 3 113 Part One : Listening and Speaking (Items 1 - 15) Instructions : Choose the best expression to complete each missing part. Conversation 1 : Items 1 - 2 Situation : In the hallway, after class Ann : I was in a car accident last week and my back still hurts. Ben : (1)…………………………………? You ought to get that checked out. Ann : What do you mean? Ben : Go to the doctor and (2)………………………………… . Ann : No way! I hate doctors. 1. 1) Basically 2) Actually 3) Literally 4) Really 2. 1) let him examine your back 2) ask him about your last check-up 3) tell him there is probably nothing wrong 4) inform him of your need for hospitalization Conversation 2 : Items 3-5 Situation : In class John : Hey, Jim. Did you manage to get the homework done? Jim : (3)………………………………… . When is Mr. Smith going to collect it? John : Tomorrow, (4)…………………………………. If you are not busy now, could you help me? Jim : (5)………………………………… . 3. 1) Yes, of course 2) I’m glad to 3) No, I don't like it 4) I must give it today 4. 1) I’m afraid not 2) I’m doubtful 3) I agree 4) I think 5. 1) My tum 2) You’re welcome 3) With pleasure 4) Thank you

Access to O-NET M. 3 114 Conversation 3 : Items 6 - 8 Situation : In the library Andy : Why don't we take a break from studying and get something to eat? Bob : Yeah, (6)………………………………… . Cathy : Me too. Andy : (7)…………………………………? Bob : I could go for a burger and some fries ... and maybe a milk shake. Cathy : Ugh. I think we should get something a little healthier. Andy : (8)…………………………………? Cathy : Say a salad and some fruit. Andy : O.K. 6. 1) I hope so 2) I’m hungry 2) I can hear you 4) I have nothing 7. 1) What are you like 2) What do you feel like eating 3) What does it look like 4) What would you like to make up for 8. 1) What do you know 2) What is your question 3) What is there left to say 4) What do you have in mind Conversation 4 : Items 9 - 11 Situation : On a tennis court Bob : Hey, Ben. Are you going to Safari World on Saturday with Jim? Ben : I’m not sure if I'm going to go. Bob : Why not? (9)………………………………… . Ben : Tom isn’t invited. I know he and Jim don’t get along well. Bob : (10)…………………………………. . What do you think you’ll do? Ben : Well, I think I will hang out with Tom on Saturday. Please don’t mention any of this to him. I feel sorry for him. Bob : No problem. (11)………………………………… . 9. 1) That’s the way to go 2) You'll have a great time 3) There is nothing at all 4) This won’t easily come up 10. 1) I hear it 2) I see 3) I object 4) I say so 11. 1) My eyes are closed 2) My ears are burning 3) My lips are sealed 4) My arms are twisted

Access to O-NET M. 3 115 Conversation 5 : Items 12 - 15 Situation : In the hallway Linda : I heard you made good grades at school. (12)………………………………… . Dan : Yes. I got an A in every class last year. Linda : Wow! How did you do that? Dan : Well, it took (13)………………………………… . But, to be honest, I like studying. Linda : (14)………………………………… . It gives me a headache. And when I get bad grades, my parents give me a headache too! Dan : They just want you to be successful. (15)………………………………… . You know that, right? Linda : Yeah. I want them to be proud of me. 12. 1) That’s great 2) That’s simple 3) That’s awful 4) That’s a question 13. 1) a lot of work 2) huge courage 3) a short break 4) high spirit 14. 1) I guess not 2) I doubt it 3) I wish I did 4) I wonder about it 15. 1. It’s out of sight 2. It’s over the limit 3. It’s for your own good 4) It’s a dream come true Part Two : Writing (Items 16 - 30) Instructions : Choose the best word or words to fill in each blank. Writing 1 : Items 16 - 20 Situation : You are Todd Jacobs. You are writing a letter to Samantha, a new student coming to your school next year. Dear Samantha, I hear that you will be coming to our school next year and I want to be the first to welcome you. I (16)…………………………………my first day at the middle school. I was a little bit scared coming to school (17)…………………………………I would be with all the older kids. I had never had to switch classrooms before and I didn't know where I would be all of the time. This was scary and (18)…………………………………because I found out that I wouldn't be in class with my best friend. While I was scared, I was also (19)…………………………………because I would get to be in the band and meet new people. As it turned out, everything was fine and I (20)…………………………………new friends in my classes. I hope you have a good summer. See you next year. Todd Jacobs

Access to O-NET M. 3 116 16. 1) open 2) think 3) forget 4) remember 17. 1) so 2) while 3) because 4) although 18. 1) really upset I was 2) upset I really was 3) I was really upset 4) upset I was really 19. 1) bored 2) excited 3) annoyed 4) shocked 20. 1) make 2) made 3) am making 4) was making Writing 2 : Items 21 - 25 Situation : You are writing a column about Vincent van Gogh for the school newspaper. Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch artist. His work was famous for its beauty, emotion and colour. It had a great (21)…………………………………on modem art. (22)…………………………………his lifetime, he did not experience much success. He was not well known when he was alive, and most people did not (23)…………………………………his art. He suffered with mental illness, and remained poor and unknown. Van Gogh died in France in 1890, at the age of 37, from a gunshot wound. After he died, he became very famous. These days, Van Gogh (24)…………………………………as one of the most outstanding artists of all time. He (25)…………………………………create modem art. He made more than 2,000 artworks, with 900 paintings and 1,100 drawings and sketches. 21. 1) sense 2) treasure 3) influence 4) explanation 22. 1) During 2) From 3) In fact 4) Even though 23. 1) appreciate 2) appreciating 3) appreciation 4) appreciated 24. 1) views 2) viewed 3) is viewed 4) was viewed 25. 1) would be helping 2) was helped 3) did helped 4) helped

Access to O-NET M. 3 117 Writing 3 : Items 26 - 30 Situation : You assume two roles. First, you are devastated girl writing a letter asking advice from angle. Then, you play the role of ANGIE giving advice to devastated girl. Dear angle : My best friend was killed trying to swim across the river. Her (26)…………………………………hurts me very much. It hurts for not being able to stop her (27)…………………………………doing so. I don’t know (28)…………………………………. I can’t sleep as the pain of missing her lingers on. Dear Angie, please advise me how I can take the pain away. Devastated girl Dear devastated girl : The smartest thing for you to do is to talk with your friend's parents to share your (29)………………………………… . You may also see your school counsellor. If counselling isn’t being offered at the school, (30)…………………………………with your parents to share ideas to solve this terrible feeling of losing your best friend. Angle 26. 1) past 2) work 3) death 4) trouble 27. 1) in 2) on 3) from 4) about 28. 1) what to do 2) why to ask 3) how to stop 4) when to help 29. 1) anger 2) credit 3) honesty 4) sorrow 30. 1) talk 2) to talk 3) talking 4) being talked

Access to O-NET M. 3 118 Part Three : Reading (Items 31 - 50) Directions: Choose the best answer to each question. Reading 1 : Items 31 - 3 3 Do you happen to be reading any books or novels at present? (% answering yes) 31. What is the percentage of readers in the year that has the least readers? 1) More than 20 2) Less than 15 3) More than 15 4) Less than 10 32. What is the trend of percentage of readers from 1952 to 2005? 1) Upward 2) Downward 3) Unchanged 4) Up and down 33. This year is 2016. How many years ago was the question first asked? 1) 49 years 2) 56 years 3) 67 years 4) 76 years 0 10 20 30 40 50 2005 1990 1957 1954 1952 1949 readers year

Access to O-NET M. 3 119 Reading 2 : Items 34 - 36 34. How can the patient take this medicine? 1) Drink it three times a day. 2) Chew three capsules a day. 3) Apply to the skin three times a day. 4) Take one capsule three times a day. 35. How can the patient get in touch with the pharmacy? 1) By Line ID 2) By e-mail 3) By Facebook 4) By phone 36. How many days will it take for the patient to finish the whole bottle? 1) 3 days 2) 7 days 3) 10 days 4) 30 days Reading 3 : Items 37 - 39 An accountant answered an advertisement for a job with a large company. At the end of the interview, the chairman said, “One last question---what is three times seven?” The accountant thought for a minute and replied, “Twenty-two.” Outside he took his calculator and realized that he should have said twenty one. He concluded that he had lost the job. Two weeks later, however, he was offered the post. After a few weeks, he asked the chairman why he had been chosen when he had given the wrong answer. “You were the closest,” the chairman replied. Target Guest AMOXICILLIN 500MG Take : One capsule by mouth three times daily. qty : 30 refills : No Dr. Smith disp : 02/27/05 REL mfr : GENEVA NDC : 00781-2613-05 (877)789-2743 POC 1234567-0000 TARGET PHARMACY 900 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55403

Access to O-NET M. 3 120 37. Why did the accountant think he wouldn’t get the job? 1) Because he gave the wrong answer. 2) Because he didn't use his calculator. 3) Because he lost contact with the chairman. 4) Because the chairman asked him the wrong question. 38. Why did he get the job? 1) He was the closest friend of the manager. 2) He was the closest friend of the chairman. 3) The other candidates were worse than him. 4) He admitted that he gave the wrong answer. 39. Why is this joke funny? 1) The chairman was too generous. 2) This accountant was the only candidate for the job. 3) An accountant could do simple multiplication easily. 4) A large company offered a job to an incompetent person. Reading 4 : Items 40 - 44 The Great Sphinx of Giza in Egypt is a 20.22- meter tall stone figure of a lion with the head of a human. The structure of the Sphinx is cut entirely out of rock. Some people believe that there is a hidden area inside which people can enter, but no one has yet found a way to get in. Many stories have been told about the Great Sphinx as if it were a living creature and had the human qualities of being strong and wise. There is one story about a young man who fell asleep next to the Great Sphinx. The man had gone hunting that day and he was tired. As he slept, the man dreamt that he would become the King of Egypt if he cleared away the desert sand that was partially covering the Sphinx. But the story oddly had no ending. What do you think happened? Did the boy clean the sand away from the Sphinx? Did he become King of Egypt? No one seems to know. Over time, wind and sand have worn away part of the Great Sphinx’s nose as well as other areas. However, it is now being restored to look much like it once did. 40. What is the story mainly about? 1) A lion 2) An animal 3) A king 4) A statue 41. Which of the following is TRUE about the young man in the story? 1) He became King of Egypt. 2) The day's hunting tired him out. 3) He thought he saw the Sphinx’s nose. 4) He dreamt that the Sphinx came alive.

Access to O-NET M. 3 121 42. What might the young man have done after he woke up? 1) Cleared the sand from the Sphinx. 2) Revolted against the King of Egypt. 3) Brought the Sphinx to life. 4) Moved the Sphinx away . 43. What happened to the young man at the end of the story? 1) He disappeared. 2) He stayed near the Sphinx. 3) It is still unknown. 4) The King of Egypt sent him away. 44. What would be the best title for this passage? 1) The King of Egypt 2) The Sphinx and Its Story 3) The Egyptian Desert 4) The Restoration of the Sphinx Reading 5: Items 45 - 50 Mount Tambora, on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia, erupted in April 1815. It destroyed most of the island's population and its vegetation. Trees were pushed into the sea along with the volcanic ash. Tsunamis caused by the explosion also affected islands nearby. But the volcano’s destructive power wasn’t just limited to that area. The United States experienced extreme frosts and heavy snow even in July, ruining everything in the fields. The same happened elsewhere, causing a worldwide famine. This helped to spread a new strain of cholera in Asia and typhus in other regions Experts are now saying that Mount Tambora is likely to erupt again. Steady streams of earthquakes are currently shaking the island. Nobody knows for sure when and how intensely Mount Tambora will explode next, but we know it is awakening, and that’s not good at all. 45. What would be the best title for this passage? 1) Volcanic Eruptions 2) Eruption of Tambora 3) Destruction of Sumbawa 4) History Always Repeats Itself 46. What is the main idea of paragraph 1? 1) Some trees were uprooted and pushed into the sea. 2) Mount Tambora is located on Sumbawa Island, Indonesia. 3) Most of the island’s population was killed as well as its vegetation. 4) When Tambora erupted in April1815, Sumbawa was almost completely destroyed.

Access to O-NET M. 3 122 47. According to the passage, what did the famine lead to? 1) The spread of deadly diseases 2) The rise in global temperatures 3) Crops ruined by frost and snow 4) A large amount of ash thrown into the atmosphere 48. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT true about Mount Tambora? 1) It caused damage worldwide. 2) It erupted about 200 years ago. 3) It filled the sea with uprooted trees and ash. 4) It caused tsunamis, but they only affected Sumbawa Island. 49. According to the experts, what indicates the next possible eruption of Mount Tambora? 1) A series of tsunamis 2) Frequent earthquakes 3) Frost and heavy snow 4) A new strain of epidemics 50. In the last paragraph, how does the writer feel? 1) Curious 2) Worried 3) Relieved 4) Confident

Access to O-NET M. 3 123 Section I : Listening & Speaking (18 items) Instructions: Read the following conversations and choose the best expression to fill in each blank. (Items 1 - 18) Conversation 1 Situation : Liz wants Rose's opinion on a new dress she is trying on. Liz : (1)…………………………………? Rose : Hmm. Do you want me to be a good friend or a bad liar? Liz : (2)………………………………… . What is your honest opinion? Rose : Well, (3)…………………………………you certainly look different! 1. 1) How is the feeling 2) How are things with it 3) How do I look 4) How is it going 2. 1) Go ahead 2) No comment 3) Can’t complain 4) Good enough 3. 1) let’s just move on 2) let’s just have it 3) let’s just be friends 4) let’s just say Conversation 2 Situation : John is talking to his sister, Jane, at home. John : Did you use my phone while I was in the bathroom? Jane : No, I didn’t. (4)…………………………………? John : I thought (5)………………………………… . Jane : Why do I need your phone? (6)…………………………………I can use. John : Well, yours is pretty outdated. Mine is a lot (7)………………………………… . Jane : Honestly, John, you (8)…………………………………about your phone. 4. 1) Why would I do that 2) What should I do 3) When should I go 4) Where might I wash up 5. 1) you have made up your mind 2) you ought to get in touch 3) you might have made a call 4) you would make no mistake 6. 1) I’ve been there 2) I’ve got my own 3) I’ve been busy 4) I’ve got better things to do

Access to O-NET M. 3 124 7. 1) handy and helpful 2) expensive and awesome 3) adequate and useful 4) newer and more stylish 8. 1) look too nervous 2) are way too obsessive 3) always complain 4) never care much Conversation 3 Situation : Ben and Bob meet in a school canteen. Bob : Hi Ben! (9)…………………………………? Ben : Fine, I guess. Bob : Really? (10)………………………………… . Is something wrong? Ben : I didn’t get the scholarship to study in the US and (11)………………………………… . Bob : Come on. (12)………………………………… . You can apply again next year. 9. 1) How do you do 2) How do you do it 3) How are you doing 4) How about doing it 10. 1) You don’t look like it 2) You can't take it with you 3) You couldn’t do that 4) You could be fooling around 11. 1) it couldn’t be better 2) it has got me a bit down 3) it never hurts to ask 4) it won't bother me 12. 1) It’s a devil in disguise 2) It’s not wrong to be true 3) It’s out of your reach 4) It’s not the end of the world Conversation 4 Situation : Mary is talking to Tom before class. Mary : Tom, I've got diarrhea. (13)…………………………………? Tom : Go and get some sports drinks with electrolytes. Mary : (14)…………………………………? Tom : It'll help rehydrate you and settle your stomach. Mary : Really? (15)………………………………… . You seem to know what's best for me. Tom : No problem. Also stick to bland food for a while and get plenty of rest. Mary : (16)………………………………… . Maybe I'll stay home tomorrow. Tom : (17)………………………………… . Don't forget we have to finish that report tomorrow! Mary : In that case, (18)………………………………… . Tom : OK. See you then. 13. 1) Would you believe me 2) What do you think I should do 3) Since when 4) Mind if I do something

Access to O-NET M. 3 125 14. 1) Need I say more 2) What is that going to do 3) Could you handle it 4) Any kinds of sports 15. 1) That won’t do 2) Good for you 3) Thanks 4) Don’t mention it 16. 1) That was close 2) That’s dumb 3) That’s a great idea 4) That’s nothing 17. 1) You suppose 2) You wish I would 3) You’d better not 4) You won’t forget it 18. 1) I will surely come 2) I will be right back 3) I will take a risk 4) I will have a word with you Section II : Reading (18 items) Instructions : Read the following passages and choose the best answers to the questions. (Items 19 - 36) Passage 1 This sign tells you that a crossroad or intersection is ahead. Be prepared to slow down and stop. Be sure to look both ways before turning or proceeding ahead. 19. Which indicates the sign described above? 1) 2) 3) 4) Passage 2 Unicorn and Pegasus “I’m the handsomest creature there is!” Said the Unicorn. “I have a lovely, shiny coat, And such a pretty horn.” Pegasus said, “You’re not so great, I can fly! “He laughed. “I have a lovely pair of wings. I think your horn looks daft!”

Access to O-NET M. 3 126 20. Which of the following is the Unicorn? 1) 2) 3) 4) Passage 3 : For items 21 - 23 It was the day of the big sale. Rumors of the sale and some advertising in the local paper were the main reason for the long line. The line was formed by 8:30 in the morning in front of the store. A small man pushed his way to the front of the line. But he was pushed back with loud and colorful curses. On the man’s second attempt, he was punched at the jaw and knocked around a bit. He was then thrown to the end of the line again. As he got up the second time, he said to the person at the end of the line, “That does it! If they hit me one more time, I don’t open the damn store!” 21. Why were so many people waiting in front of the store? 1) To be on strike 2) To follow the store regulations 3) To break into the store 4) To buy discounted things 22. What happened to the man the first time he went to the front of the line? 1) He was cursed and kicked. 2) He was pushed to the very front. 3) He was driven away and yelled at. 4) He was seriously injured by the people along the line . 23. What would most likely happen to the man in the end? 1) He would go back home 2) He would remain at the back of the line. 3) He would wait until the line was shorter. 4) He would be allowed to go in front of the line .and open the store.

Access to O-NET M. 3 127 Passage 4 : For items 24 - 27 Russians generally don’t celebrate birthdays before the actual day because this is considered bad luck. There is a belief that the birthday boy or girl who celebrates a birthday in advance may not live to see his or her special day. Also, many people don’t celebrate the 40th because this number is associated with death. In Russia, a birthday celebration is usually a great dinner with many dishes. It is a custom for the birthday person to provide the feast, and this includes paying for dinner if the celebration takes place in a restaurant. Russians do not give some kinds of presents to birthday persons. Knives and scissors symbolize future conflict and are therefore seen as a bad omen. Likewise, scarves and handkerchiefs represent sorrow and clocks are a sign of departure. An empty purse is believed to cause poverty. Flowers given for a birthday celebration must be in odd number. An even number of flowers indicates misfortune and even death. 24. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE? 1) If Russians celebrate their 40th birthdays, they will surely die. 2) Russians do not normally give anything sharp as a birthday present. 3) A Russian girl will likely be glad to receive a Thai silk scarf on her birthday. 4) In Russia, expenses on one's birthday celebration are usually split among friends. 25. For his girlfriend’s birthday, what should Vladimir, a Russian boy, do? 1) Say “Happy Birthday” to her beforehand. 2) Give her a bouquet with 8 red roses on her birthday. 3) Give her a purse with a 10-ruble banknote in it on her birthday. 4) Have a dinner party for her the night before her actual birthday. 26. Based on the article, which of the following words would best describe Russians’ beliefs about birthdays? 1) Superstitious 2) Wasteful 3) Fortunate 4) Dependable 27. Which is the best title for this passage? 1) Russian Bad Omens 2) Unusual Birthday Rituals 3) Strange Russian Traditions 4) Do’s and Don’ts of Birthdays in Russia

Access to O-NET M. 3 128 Passage 5 : For items 28 - 31 A team of scientists has come up with a plan they say could help rebuild the Arctic ice cap. The ice cap is a huge area of sea ice that covers most of the Arctic Ocean all year round. Usually, the sea ice gets thicker and spreads further each winter, but this hasn't happened for the past few years. Last month, the ice cap had shrunk to its smallest size since scientists began keeping records of it 38 years ago. The weather in the Arctic has been unusually warm this winter. Some days, temperatures have been 20 degrees Celsius higher than is normal for this time of year. The Arctic ice cap is important because sea ice reflects heat and light from the sun back into space. With less ice, the ocean would absorb more heat. The Arctic would warm up even more quickly, and more ice would melt. Without sea ice, many animals would lose their natural habitats and could become endangered. It could also affect the weather, with more storms and erosion along the coast. Dr. Steven Desch and a group of scientists from Arizona State University in the United States think they can help to build up Arctic sea ice again. They want to install wind-powered pumps on the existing sea ice. During the winter, the pumps would spread water from the ocean over the surface of the ice where it would freeze and form a new layer of ice. The scientists say that in 10 years, this could add an extra meter of ice to the ice cap. (The Arctic ice cap is about two to three meters thick right now.) The plan would require about 10 million pumps and it would be very expensive--about $655 billion. Some other scientists are wondering if the pumps would actually work in harsh Arctic conditions. They are also concerned about how the project might affect the environment. 28. According to paragraph 2, what actually affected the ice cap? 1) Hot weather 2) Heavy storms 3) Coastal erosion 4) Harsh Arctic conditions 29. According to the passage, what are the scientists proposing to do? 1) To reduce greenhouse gases 2) To strengthen the Arctic ice cap 3) To find new habitats for animals 4) To solve the problems of environment 30. What is NOT mentioned in paragraph 4? 1) How to install the wind-powered pumps 2) The current state of the Arctic ice cap 3) How the wind-powered pumps work 4) Time taken for a layer of ice to form 31. In the last paragraph, how do some other scientists feel about the project? 1) Confident 2) Excited 3) Uncertain 4) Relieved

Access to O-NET M. 3 129 Passage 6 : For items 32 - 36 Someone recently bought a lock of John Lennon’s hair for more than $48,000 Canadian dollars. The 10-centimeter (four-inch) strand of hair is about 50 years old. Hairdresser Klaus Barbuck gave Lennon a haircut in 1966 for the movie, “How I Won the War,” about a fictional British army troop. He saved the hair all that time. It turns out, it was a smart idea. John Lennon was a famous British musician-one of the most famous in the world. He was one of the Beatles, perhaps the most popular rock band in history. After the Beatles broke up In 1970, Lennon went on to have an extremely successful solo career. While he was with the Beatles, he wrote (often with fellow Beatie Paul McCartney) most of the Beatles’ biggest hits. He was also one of the band’s lead singers, so when you hear a Beatles song, chances are John Lennon wrote it and can be heard singing it. Lennon died tragically in 1980 when he was 40 years old, but music lovers around the world still remember him and his songs, including “A Hard Day’s Night,” “Help!” and “I Wanna Hold Your Hand” when he was with the Beatles and “Imagine” and “Give Peace a Chance” afterwards. Paul Fraser, who lives in Britain and collects Beatles memorabilia (things from and about the Beatles), bought the strand of hair. He paid about three times more than anyone expected, according to the British newspaper, “The Guardian”. 32. Which of the following is NOT true about John Lennon? 1) He usually wrote all of the Beatles songs by himself. 2) He was a famous English singer and songwriter. 3) He was a member of the Beatles until 1970. 4) He died young at the age of 40. 33. Why did John have his hair cut? 1) To look good for his new album 2) To give it to the hairdresser 3) To have a modern look 4) To look like a soldier 34. What did John do after the breakup of the Beatles? 1) He retired from music. 2) He joined a different band. 3) He pursued a career in movie acting. 4) He continued his career as a solo musician.

Access to O-NET M. 3 130 35. Why was a lock of Lennon's hair worth a lot of money? 1) It was very old. 2) It was sought after by collectors. 3) It was written about in the Guardian. 4) It was cut by hairdresser Klaus Bar buck. 36. Which of the following is a solo John Lennon song? 1) Help 2) Give Peace a Chance 3) A Hard Day’s Night 4) I Wanna Hold Your Hand Section III : Writing (14 items) Instructions : Read the diary below and select the best word choices to complete it. (Items 37 - 40) Dear Diary, Today has been super! I am having a (37)…………………………………on holiday! First, we had breakfast on the beach. I had some toast. Then, my family and I swam in the sea and played football. (38)…………………………………I walked back to the hotel with my big brother. We played water polo in the pool and had some orange juice. Next, I went shopping with my dad and I found a cool (39)…………………………………. . I am wearing it now! Finally, I walked back to the hotel with my dad to find the rest of my family. We had a nice meal and I fell asleep (40)………………………………… the movie “Frozen”. Daisy 37. 1) great time 2) good friend 3) wonderful news 4) bad feeling 38. 1) Whenever 2) However 3) At the end 4) After that 39. 1) pair of shoes 2) crystal clock 3) pearl necklace 4) set of chopsticks 40. 1) watch 2) watched 3) watching 4) to watch

Access to O-NET M. 3 131 Instructions : Read the letter below and select the best word choices to complete it. (Items 41 - 44) Dear Ann, I received your letter asking about plans for your time with me and my family on the exchange program. I think my mom and dad will arrange things for us before school starts. We can spend a few days as well up north where there are lots of hills and forests. The weather is cold and the flowers beautifully (41)…………………………………around December. During your three-month stay, there is a long weekend (42)…………………………………we can fly down south. There are a lot of long sea beaches. We will enjoy swimming and water sports there. My mom and dad are also planning for us (43)…………………………………the North and the Northeast at the end of your exchange program. Phae Mueng Phi National Park in Phrae province and Samphanboke in Ubolrajathani province are the two places of natural beauty that (44)………………………………… . Hope to see you soon. Sincerely Yours, Usa Thaidhanna 41. 1) blow 2) flow 3) bloom 4) fail 42. 1) when 2) what 3) why 4) how 43. 1) travelled by 2) travelling from 3) to travel to 4) travel in 44. 1) you come up with 2) you should not miss 3) you’d rather forget 4) you’d better watch out

Access to O-NET M. 3 132 Instructions: Read the text below and select the best word choices to complete it. (Items 45 - 50) In Washington, Bao Bao delighted the zoo and panda fans. She was born on August 23, 2013. Her mother Mei Xiang, (45)……………………………her first cub, Tai Shan, in 2005, (46)…………………..…… failed to get pregnant again for years. Then, a cub was born in 2012 but didn’t survive. Mei Xiang has since had a third cub, Bei Bei, (47)…………………………………was born on August 22, 2015. Older brother Tai Shan (48)…………………………………the zoo for China in 2010. Bao Bao will also leave for China next year. The zoo is preparing for Bao Bao’s (49)…………………………………. A travel crate will soon be placed in Bao Bao’s habitat so she (50)………………………………… . 45. 1) was born 2) was bearing 3) had birthday 4) gave birth to 46. 1) so 2) for 3) but 4) as 47. 1) who 2) whom 3) whose 4) when 48. 1) leaves 2) left 3) was leaving 4) had left 49. 1) food 1) freedom 3) medicine 4) departure 50. 1) uses it to get to 2) can get it to be used 3) can get used to it 4) will use to get it

Access to O-NET M. 3 133 Part One : Listening and Speaking Instructions : Choose the best answer for each situation. Conversation 1 : Items 1 - 3 Situation : Steve is asking Paul for a favor. Steve : (1)…………………………………? Paul : I’m kind of busy but I can spare you a few minutes. What’s up? Steve : I don’t understand what people mean when they say “Let’s agree to disagree”. Paul : Well, “agree” means we think the same way and (2)………………………………… . The opposite is we disagree. Steve : I know, but what about “Let’s agree to disagree?” Paul : (3)………………………………… . Both sides have different opinions, but they agree that there is no point in arguing about it anymore. 1. 1) Do you need help 2) Do you have a minute 3) Do you think you can do it 4) Do you want to come along 2. 1) change the topic 2) make no comments 3) have many opinions 4) accept what the other side says 3. 1) It’s simple 2) This is debatable 3) That’s the question 4) There are some issues Conversation 2 : Items 4 - 6 Situation : A mother is calling her son downstairs. Mom : George, (4)…………………………………! You’re going to miss the bus. George: (5)………………………………… . Please wait for me. Mom : What have you been doing all morning? George: I have been (6)………………………………… Mom : Let me check it over, will you? George: Ohno! 4. 1) come in 2) get out 3) hurry up 4) run back

Access to O-NET M. 3 134 5. 1) I’m great 2) I’m there 3) I’m coming 4) I’m George 6. 1) taking a bath 2) writing an essay 3) finishing a game 4) having breakfast in bed Conversation 3 : Items 7 - 9 Situation : James is asking June about a class he missed. James : (7)…………………………………? June : It was OK. There wasn’t much to it. James : What did you have to do? June : (8)…………………………………where we got to know each other a bit. James : That sounds like fun. June : (9)…………………………………actually. The teacher also gave us a reading handout. Here, I got one for you. James : Thanks. June : That’s what friends are for. 7. 1) Were you late 2) How was the class 3) Have you overslept 4) Did you do the homework 8. 1) We took a pretest 2) We listened to a lecture 3) We had an ice-breaking activity 4) We went over the reading handout 9. 1) It was bored 2) We bored it 3) I am boring 4) It was rather boring Conversation 4 : Items 10 - 12 Situation : Jane is looking for the gift she received. Jane : (10)…………………………………? Rose : The gloves? Jane : Mittens, not gloves. Rose : (11)…………………………………? Jane : You put every finger into gloves separately, but only the thumb is separate in mittens. Rose : Oh, but those are for kids, aren’t they? Jane : Actually, (12)………………………………… . They are cute and very warm.

Access to O-NET M. 3 135 10. 1) How are you doing 2) Did you find anything 3) When did you believe me 4) Have you seen my birthday present 11. 1) Why are they similar 2) What’s the difference 3) When are you wearing them 4) What can be said about them 12. 1) they are the same 2) these don’t fit well 3) anyone can wear them 4) there are plenty to choose from Conversation 5 : Items 13 - 15 Situation : Pim is asking Tom about a TV series to watch. Pim : (13)…………………………………something to watch during the summer? Tom : Japanese or Korean? Pim : American or British with subtitles in English would be better. Tom : Don’t you think it will be hard to catch what the actors say? Pim : (14)…………………………………. But the subtitles will help. It will improve my English language skills, don’t you think? Tom : Maybe so. I suggest “Designated Survivor” if you like American politics and “How to Get Away with Murder” if you like court dramas. Pim : (15)………………………………… . I’ll try them both. 13. 1) May I inquire you 2) Is it possible to know 3) Can you recommend 4) Could you please explain 14. 1) That’s reasonable 2) That’s the point 3) That’s irrelevant 4) That’s too ambitious 15. 1) Thanks, I was very grateful 2) Thanks for your suggestions 3) I can’t appreciate you enough 4) Thank you for your supporting

Access to O-NET M. 3 136 Part Two : Reading Instructions : Choose the best answer to each question. Reading 1 : Item 16 Read the description of an animal. Pangolins are odd-looking animals that belong to the group of anteaters with scales. Their bodies are covered with large, horny, overlapping scales. Scales cover every piece of their body except forehead, belly and the inner side of their legs. Pangolins have a small, cone-shaped head. Their eyes and ears are small. Their limbs are short, small, and powerful. They have curved claws on each foot. 16. Which of the following is a picture of a pangolin? 1) 2) 3) 4) Reading 2 : Items 17 - 19 Read the news report. LONDON : Oxford Dictionaries recognized the power of the millennial generation on Friday with its 2017 word of the year: “youthquake”. Oxford lexicographers say there was a fivefold increase in use of the term between 2016 and 2017. It is defined as “a significant cultural, political, or social change arising from the actions or influence of young people”. The word, coined almost 50 years. ago by Diana Vreeland, then the editor of Vogue magazine, has been used to describe phenomena including surging youth support for Britain’s Labour Party and the election of 30-something leaders in France and New Zealand. Each year, Oxford University Press tracks how the English language is changing and chooses a word that reflects the annual mood. Oxford Dictionaries president Casper Grathwohl said youthquake has “yet to land firmly on American soil, but strong evidence in the UK calls it out as a word on the move”. 17. Which of the following is the best headline for this news? 1) Power of Youth 2) Era of Young Leaders 3) Youthquake: Word on the Move 4) Words of the Year of Oxford Dictionaries

Access to O-NET M. 3 137 18. Which of the following is TRUE about the word “youthquake”? 1) It was invented in 2016. 2) It is more widely used in America than in England. 3) It was first used to describe political change in America. 4) It refers to a shift in cultural norms influenced by young people. 19. According to the news, which of the following situations has been described as a “youthquake”? 1) The increasing use of the term in 20 17 2) The young voters' support for the UK Lapour Party 3) The use of Vogue magazine to describe a political event 4) The election of more than 30 new leaders in France and New Zealand Reading 3 : Items 20 - 22 Read the joke. Last week, Vicky, a distressed wife, went to the local police station in Wigan, Lancashire, along with her next-door neighbor, Pauline, to report that her husband was missing. The policeman asked for a description of the missing man. Vicky described him clearly and in detail, “He is 35 years old, 6 feet 4 inches, has dark eyes, dark wavy hair, an athletic build, weighs 185 pounds, is softly-spoken and is fabulous with the children.” Pauline interrupts her protesting, “Why Vicky, your husband is 5 feet 8 inches, overweight, bald, has a big mouth, and is horrid to your children.” Vicky replied, with a sigh, “Yes, but who wants HIM back?” 20. Which event happened first based on the story? 1) Vicky’s husband disappeared. 2) Pauline described Vicky’s husband. 3) Vicky answered the policeman’s question. 4) Vicky and Pauline went to the police station. 21. Which of the following statements is TRUE? 1) Pauline is an honest woman. 2) Vicky's husband is an attractive man. 3) The policeman knows Vicky and her husband well. 4) Vicky is accurate in describing her husband's appearance. 22. What did Vicky mean when she said, “Yes, but who wants HIM back?” 1) She didn’t really want her own husband. 2) She wanted to know if anybody wanted her husband back. 3) She intended to ask Pauline if she wanted to take her husband. 4) She really wanted to know if anybody could help her husband.

Access to O-NET M. 3 138 Reading 4 : Items 23 - 26 Read the feature story. Bonfire Night or “Guy Fawkes Day”, is celebrated in the United Kingdom on November 5 every year and has a very interesting history. In 1605, King James I passed strict laws against the Catholics. They would be punished if they didn't attend the Protestant church. Some English Catholics were so angry that they planned to blow up the House of Parliament in protest. They put 36 barrels of gunpowder in the Parliament building and Guy Fawkes was to light them when the king came to open the Parliament on November 5. Unfortunately for him, the police found the gunpowder before it exploded and they caught him and the other men involved in the plot. The men were tortured and killed. To celebrate his survival, King James I ordered the people of England to have a bonfire on the night of November 5. Bonfire night went on to become a tradition, celebrated as Guy Fawkes Day. Traditional Bonfire Night food is hot baked potatoes. However, in the north of England people eat a special type of cake called parkin. This is a way to make it. First, grease a cake tin and line with buttered paper. Then, beat an egg and milk together with a fork. Next, gently melt syrup, treacle (a thick sweet black liquid), sugar and butter together in a large pan until the sugar has dissolved. After that, mix together oatmeal, flour and ginger and stir into the syrup mixture, followed by the egg and milk. Finally, pour the mixture into the tin and bake for 50 minutes to 1 hour until the cake feels firm and a little crusty on top. Cool in the tin then wrap in foil and keep for 3-5 days before eating. 23. Why was there a revolt in England in 1605? 1) Guy Fawkes broke King James I’s laws. 2) Catholics were being sentenced to death. 3) Protestant churches used to punish Catholics. 4) Catholics did not agree with recently passed laws. 24. Why were bonfires ordered to be lit on the night of November 5? 1) To honor the Catholics who were killed 2) To remember the protestors of November 5 3) To mark King James I's escaping assassination 4) To celebrate the success of the revolt of 1605 25. What is the purpose of the passage? 1) To describe how to make English cakes 2) To tell about the history of English kings 3) To give information about an English tradition 4) To honor Guy Fawkes, a famous English Protestant

Access to O-NET M. 3 139 26. What is the correct order of steps for making parkin? A. Pour the mixture into the tin B. Beat an egg and milk together. C. Bake for 50 minutes to 1 hour D. Mix together oatmeal, flour and ginger. E. Melt syrup, treacle, sugar and butter together until the sugar has dissolved. F. Stir the mixture of oatmeal, flour and ginger into the syrup mixture, followed by the egg and milk. 1) B-E-D-F-A-C 2) A-B-D-C-F-E 3) B-A-D-E-F-C 4) F-A-B-D-E-C Reading 5 : Items 27 - 30 Read the article. On the other side of the sea from Rome, there was once a great city named Carthage. Rome was not on good terms with Carthage and at last a war occurred between them. For a long time, it was hard to -tell which was the stronger. First, the Romans won a battle, and then the Carthaginians did. The war went on for many years. It happened after a while that Regulus, a brave Roman general, lost a battle and was taken prisoner to Carthage. While he was in prison, the rulers of Carthage came to talk with him. They promised to set him free if he could persuade the Roman rulers to make peace with them. They also made him promise that he would return to prison if the Roman rulers refused to make peace. Regulus agreed to do so. When Regulus arrived in Rome, he was warmly greeted. The Roman law makers came to see him and Regulus told them that he was sent from Carthage to ask them to make peace. But he thought that the Romans should not do so because sooner or later Carthage would be defeated. The next day, after bidding farewell to his wife, children and Rome, Regulus started back to Carthage as he had promised to face a cruel death. 27. What do we learn from the first paragraph? 1) Roman people were unfriendly. 2) Rome was the strongest city of the time. 3) Carthage and Rome were equally matched opponents. 4) The city of Carthage and Rome were located side by side. 28. What did the rulers of Carthage want Regulus to do? 1) To go home and bid farewell to his family and Rome 2) To reveal the truth about the Roman rulers and Rome 3) To persuade Roman rulers to make peace with Carthage 4) To keep his promise to fight for Carthage upon his return

Access to O-NET M. 3 140 29. Which of these statements is TRUE about Regulus? 1) The warriors of Carthage were afraid of him. 2) He was beaten to death after losing the war. 3) He was a man who always kept his promises. 4) He defeated Carthage at the other side of the sea. 30. What would be the best title for this story? 1) The Prisoner of War 2) The War of Carthage and Rome 3) The Story of Regulus 4) The Greatest City in the World Reading 6 : Items 31 - 35 Read the research study. (1) About 25 years ago, a group of Canadian scientists wanted to create a strain of salmon that could survive in fish farms in the cold water off New Brunswick. They took genetic material from Chinook salmon and from an eellike fish called the ocean pout and injected it into the eggs of an Atlantic salmon. The result was a fast-growing fish that looks and tastes like a regular farmed Atlantic salmon. Some people call it a “super salmon,” while others call it “Frankenfish,” after the fictional. monster created by Dr. Frankenstein. (2) The controversial fish, called the AquAdvantage salmon, has been genetically modified. That means some of its DNA has been artificially changed. The modified salmon is also “transgenic,” which means genetic material from a different type of organism has been artificially added to the salmon’s DNA. (3) The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which regulates food in the United States, studied the salmon for several years. In 2010, they decided that the salmon was safe to eat and would have “no significant impact” on the environment - as long as it was raised in special facilities and could not accidentally be released into rivers or oceans. (4) Because so many people requested that the FDA reconsider its decision, the FDA asked for comments from the public. It received more than 35,000 responses. It is still considering these comments and has not yet announced whether it will allow the salmon to be sold as food for humans. 31. What is the main idea of the article? 1) Modified salmon's safety as food is still questionable. 2) The request to market modified salmon has been withdrawn. 3) The U.S. FDA has reconsidered the safety of the Atlantic salmon. 4) Salmon has become the world’s first genetically modified animal. 32. How do the people who use the term “Frankenfish” feel about modified salmon? 1) Safe 2) Excited 3) Hopeful 4) Nervous

Access to O-NET M. 3 141 33. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE? 1) The AquAdvantage salmon is well accepted by consumers. 2) The modified salmon is called “Frankenfish” by those who oppose it. 3) The FDA has officially approved the sale of modified salmon to consumers. 4) The modified salmon contains a growth hormone gene from a farmed Atlantic salmon. 34. What is NOT mentioned in the passage? 1) The final decision of the FDA 2) The benefits of the modified salmon 3) The process of creating a transgenic organism 4) The scientists’ purposes for creating modified salmon 35. What can be inferred from paragraph 3? 1) The wild salmon may be extinct in the near future. 2) The FDA will hold another public hearing on the issue of modified salmon. 3) The modified salmon would become the first transgenic animal to enter the food supply. 4) The modified salmon could harm the environment if they went by chance into rivers or oceans. Part Three : Writing Instructions : Choose the best word/words to complete the texts below. Writing 1 : Items 36 – 42 Situation : You are writing a diary describing your first day at a new school. Dear Diary, Today was my first day at the new school and I was so excited. My sister, Jane, agreed to (36)…………………………………school and the whole way I was bouncing almost out of my shoes. Actually, I hate wearing this pair of shoes. I usually walk around in old ones. But my mom said it was a “special occasion”, like church or something, so I’d better wear (37)………………………………… . When I got there, Jane told me not to (38)…………………………………her at school and to always stay with the kids my own age. I didn't like that very much and wondered (39)………………………………… we would still be able to play at home. School was a total (40)………………………………… . Miss Sunee didn’t seem to like me very much and made me study English tenses all over again even though I can read and write perfectly fine. She is only twenty-one and just moved into town so she doesn’t know about any of (41)………………………………… . Dear diary, I hope school (42)…………………………………or I might have to quit. Jane said I couldn’t. But I just cannot stand it. I’ll try to be nicer to Miss Sunee. Good night Diary, See you soon.

Access to O-NET M. 3 142 36. 1) run into 2) take me to 3) come across 4) walk me from 37. 1) old shoes 2) old ones 3) new ones 4) new pairs 38. 1) ask 2) tell 3) permit 4) bother 39. 1) if 2) this 3) why 4) which 40. 1) satisfaction 2) disappointment 3) improvement 4) communication 41. 1) the histories' town family 2) the histories’ family town 3) the family’s town histories 4) the town’s family histories 42. 1) gets well again 2) gets better soon 3) feels good now 4) likes me more Writing 2 : Items 43 - 50 Situation : The following is an advertisement for a school fair. The school fair is right around the corner, and tickets have just gone on sale. We (43)…………………………………a limited number of tickets at a discount, so move fast and get yours while (44)…………………………………still available. This is going to be an event you will not want to (45)………………………………… . First of all, the school fair is a great value when compared (46)…………………………………other forms of entertainment. Also, your ticket purchase will help our school, and when you (47)…………………………………the school, it helps the entire community. But that’s not all! Every ticket you purchase enters you in a drawing (48)………………………………… . And don't forget, you will have mountains of fun (49)…………………………………… there are acres and acres of great rides, fun games, and entertaining attractions! (50)………………..…… time with your family and friends at our school fair. Buy your tickets now! 43. 1) sold 2) are sold 3) are selling 4) have sold 44. 1) that is 2) this is 3) we are 4) they are 45. 1) miss 2) waste 3) lose 4) change

Access to O-NET M. 3 143 46. 1) at 2) on 3) with 4) for 47. 1) help 2) helped 3) will help 4) had helped 48. 1) prizes fabulous to win 2) for fabulous prizes winning 3) to win fabulous prizes 4) for winning prizes fabulous 49. 1) so 2) if 3) because 4) which 50. 1) Let 2) Turn 3) Put 4) Spend

Access to O-NET M. 3 144 จรรยา (ยามะเพวัน) ประไพกรเกียรติ. (2555). รวมโจทย์สอบเข้ามหาวิทยาลัย ภาษาอังกฤษ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : ไฮเอ็ดพับลิชชิ่ง. ดวงฤดี กาญจนพันธุ์. (มปพ.). Basic English Grammar คู่มือเตรียมสอบ ม.1-2-3. กรุงเทพมหานคร : ภูมิบัณฑิตการพิมพ์. ติวเตอร์พอยท์,สถาบัน. (2559). Ultimate Grammar สรุปหลักไวยากรณ์ มัธยมปลาย. กรุงเทพมหานคร : กรีนไลฟ์ พริ้นติ้งเฮ้าท์. ติวเตอร์พอยท์,สถาบัน. (2559). Ultimate Grammar สรุปหลักไวยากรณ์ มัธยมต้น. กรุงเทพมหานคร : กรีนไลฟ์ พริ้นติ้งเฮ้าท์. นงลักษณ์ สุริยะฉันทนานนท์. (2553). เอกสารประกอบการเรียนวิชาภาษาอังกฤษ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : บดินทรเดชา (สิงห์ สิงหเสนี). ทณุ เตียวรัตนกุล. (2552). คู่มือเตรียมสอบภาษาอังกฤษ Entrance ม.4-6. กรุงเทพมหานคร : พ.ศ พัฒนา. บุญฤทธิ์ ตั้งคะกาญจน์. (2558). แบบฝึกหัดสรุปหลักไวยกรณ์ภาษาอังกฤษเบื้องต้น. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพียร์สัน เอ็ดดูเคชั่น อินโดไชน่า. บุญฤทธิ์ ตั้งคะกาญจน์. (2546). Fundamentals of English Grammar Workbook : แบบฝึกหัดสรุป หลักไวยกรณ์ภาษาอังกฤษ 1. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพียร์สัน เอ็ดดูเคชั่น อินโดไชน่า. บุญฤทธิ์ ตั้งคะกาญจน์. (2546). Fundamentals of English Grammar Workbook : แบบฝึกหัดสรุป หลักไวยกรณ์ภาษาอังกฤษ 2. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพียร์สัน เอ็ดดูเคชั่น อินโดไชน่า. บัณฑิตแนะแนว. (มปพ.). Top ชั้น ม. 3 วิชาภาษาอังกฤษ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : รุ่งเรืองสาสน์การพิมพ์. ประเพศ ไกรจันทร์. (2556). หลักไวยากรณ์ภาษาอังกฤษง่ายนิดเดียว ฉบับปรับปรุงใหม่. พิมพ์ครั้งที่ 11. กรุงเทพมหานคร. พิมพ์ศยาม. ภาษาต่างประเทศ,กลุ่มสาระ. (2562). เอกสารประกอบการเรียนวิชาภาษาอังกฤษ 5 (อ23111). กรุงเทพมหานคร : บดินทรเดชา (สิงห์ สิงหเสนี). ภิญโญ คล้ายบวร. (มปพ.). หลักไวยกรณ์ภาษาอังกฤษ The Principle of English Grammar ฉบับปรับปรุงใหม่. พิมพ์ครั้งที่ 2. กรุงเทพมหานคร : ไฮเอ็ดพับลิชชิ่ง. มนตรี กีรติชนานนท์. (2554). คู่มือพ่อแม่สอนลูก Grammar ม. 5. กรุงเทพมหานคร : พ.ศ. พัฒนา. เรวัตร จะรอนรัมย์. (2562). เอกสารประกอบการสอนติวเข้มสอบเข้าเตรียมอุดม. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพอร์เฟ็คติวเตอร์. เรวัตร จะรอนรัมย์. (2562). เอกสารประกอบการสอนอังกฤษตะลุยโจทย์สอบเข้าเตรียมอุดมและโรงเรียน ชั้นนำ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพอร์เฟ็คติวเตอร์. เรวัตร จะรอนรัมย์. (2562). เอกสารประกอบการสอน Advance English Grammar ม.ปลาย. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพอร์เฟ็คติวเตอร์. ลูกพ่อขุนประยุกต์,ชมรม. (มปพ.). สรุปกระบวนวิชา ENG 1001 (EN101) : ประโยคภาษาอังกฤษพื้นฐานและศัพท์ จำเป็นในชีวิตประจำวัน. กรุงเทพมหานคร. วโรดม วณิชศิลป์. (2561). TOEIC 1,000 ข้อ ฟิตก่อนสอบ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : คาร์เปเดียมเมอร์. วิชาการ พีบีซีฝ่าย. (มปพ.). English Test ม.ปลาย. กรุงเทพมหานคร : พีบีซี.

Access to O-NET M. 3 145 ศยามล พันสีทา. (2558). Essential Grammar for TOEIC, IELTS and TOEFL. กรุงเทพมหานคร : อินเทอร์แรคท์อิมเมจ เจส. ศุภวัฒน์ พุกเจริญ. (2556). ตะลุยโจทย์ Grammar 1,500 ข้อ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : สามลดา. ศักดิ์สิทธิ์ ขัตติยาสุวรรณ. (มปพ.). คู่มือภาษาอังกฤษชั้นมัธยมศึกษาปีที่ 1-2-3. กรุงเทพมหานคร : ประสานมิตร. สมเกียรติ สุทธิชาติ. (2559). ตะลุยโจทย์ภาษาอังกฤษ ม.4-5-6. นนทบุรี : ธิงค์ บียอนด์ บุ๊คส์. สุธีรา มีตัง. (2559). Ultimate Error Identification. กรุงเทพมหานคร : กรีนไลฟ์ พริ้นติ้งเฮ้าท์ สุพัตรา ตันติวิรมานนท์. (2547). Fundamental Writing English Structure and Writing Skills. กรุงเทพมหานคร : คิว พริ้นท์แมเนจเม้นท์. พิมพ์ครั้งที่ 4. สุภานีสิริ คุมพล. (2559). ติวโจทย์ภาษาอังกฤษ Genius English Test ม.3. กรุงเทพมหานคร : เพิ่มทรัพย์ การพิมพ์. อรสา เจนพนัส. (มปพ.) คู่มือเตรียมสอบภาษาอังกฤษ Access to English Grammar Book 1. กรุงเทพมหานคร : ภูมิบัณฑิต. อุดม สุขทอง. (2559). คู่มือเตรียมสอบ ก.พ. ฉบับสมบูรณ์ (ภาค ก.). นนทบุรี : ไอดีซี พรีเมียร์. _________ . (2560). แนวข้อสอบครูผู้ช่วย สังกัด กสถ. ทำได้ สอบติด 100%. นนทบุรี : ธิงค์ บียอนด์ บุ๊คส์ Fiona Beddall. (2562). หนังสือเรียน รายวิชาพื้นฐาน ภาษาอังกฤษ Move it 3 ชั้นมัธยมศึกษาปีที่ 3 กลุ่มสาระการเรียนรู้ภาษาต่างประเทศ. กรุงเทพมหานคร : ไทยวัฒนาพานิช. Raymond Murphy. (2015). English Grammar in Use. Singapore : Markono Prints Medial. 12th printing. _________. (2563). Chapter 5: The Passive. (ออนไลน์.) ได้จาก : http://spot.pcc.edu/~dramirez/ 262Writing8/GrammarSense%20Tests/gs4_tests_ch05.pdf (สืบค้นเมื่อ วันที่ 22 มกราคม 2563.) _________. (2563). Passives Voice Exercise 5. (ออนไลน์.) ได้จาก : https://www.grammarbank.com/ passives-exercise.html (สืบค้นเมื่อ วันที่22 มกราคม 2563.)