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year,"""no""",instruction,input,result,isAnswerable,isMultipleChoice,isSingleChoiceSolution
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2021,"""1""","Dialog1 : On Loy Krathong Day |
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Joy : It's Loy Krathong Day isn't it? |
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Tim : _1_ It's time to celebrate. _2_buy a krathong |
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made of bread and float it in the canal? |
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Joy : Do you think that's a good idea _3_we should not |
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do that because it pollutes the water. |
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Tim : _4_ Krathongs made of bread are food for fish. |
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Joy : _5_ humans are the major cause of environmental |
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destruction. Let's celebrate online instead. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _1_?","1. I don'tl ike it. |
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2. That's terrible. |
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3. Oh yeah it sure is. |
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4. What is it? |
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5. Why do you like it?",3. Oh yeah it sure is.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""2""","Dialog1 : On Loy Krathong Day |
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Joy : It's Loy Krathong Day isn't it? |
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Tim : _1_ It's time to celebrate. _2_buy a krathong |
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made of bread and float it in the canal? |
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Joy : Do you think that's a good idea _3_we should not |
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do that because it pollutes the water. |
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Tim : _4_ Krathongs made of bread are food for fish. |
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Joy : _5_ humans are the major cause of environmental |
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destruction. Let's celebrate online instead. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _2_?","1. When do we |
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2. Why don't we |
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3. How often do you |
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4. Do we like to |
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5. May I",2. Why don't we,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""3""","Dialog1 : On Loy Krathong Day |
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Joy : It's Loy Krathong Day isn't it? |
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Tim : _1_ It's time to celebrate. _2_buy a krathong |
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made of bread and float it in the canal? |
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Joy : Do you think that's a good idea _3_we should not |
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do that because it pollutes the water. |
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Tim : _4_ Krathongs made of bread are food for fish. |
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Joy : _5_ humans are the major cause of environmental |
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destruction. Let's celebrate online instead. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _3_?","1. It's a pity |
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2. In case |
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3. How come |
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4. In my opinion, |
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5. With a doubt,","4. In my opinion,",TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""4""","Dialog1 : On Loy Krathong Day |
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Joy : It's Loy Krathong Day isn't it? |
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Tim : _1_ It's time to celebrate. _2_buy a krathong |
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made of bread and float it in the canal? |
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Joy : Do you think that's a good idea _3_we should not |
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do that because it pollutes the water. |
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Tim : _4_ Krathongs made of bread are food for fish. |
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Joy : _5_ humans are the major cause of environmental |
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destruction. Let's celebrate online instead. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _4_?","1. You're right. |
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2. I absolutely agree. |
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3. I couldn't agree more. |
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4.You can say that again. |
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5. That's not really true.",5. That's not really true.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""5""","Dialog1 : On Loy Krathong Day |
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Joy : It's Loy Krathong Day isn't it? |
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Tim : _1_ It's time to celebrate. _2_buy a krathong |
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made of bread and float it in the canal? |
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Joy : Do you think that's a good idea _3_we should not |
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do that because it pollutes the water. |
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Tim : _4_ Krathongs made of bread are food for fish. |
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Joy : _5_ humans are the major cause of environmental |
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destruction. Let's celebrate online instead. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _5_?","1. Exactly |
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2. In other words |
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3. What more |
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4. As I see it |
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5. If I'm wrong",4. As I see it,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""6""","Sam : Everyone's looking forward to the long weekend. |
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What are your plans? |
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Bob : For the long weekend? _6_ |
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Sam : A holiday by the beach or in the mountains? _7_ |
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Bob : Neither one. I'm broke. _8_ |
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Sam : Come on, Bob. We haven't gone anywhere together for quite |
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some time. _9_ going to Pattaya? |
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Bob : I'd love to, _10_Didn't you hear me say I'm broke? |
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What is the most suitable answer for _6_?","1. It looks nice. |
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2. I'd be glad to. |
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3. I'm so anxious. |
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4. That's very kind of you. |
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5. I haven't really though tabout it.",5. I haven't really though tabout it.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""7""","Sam : Everyone's looking forward to the long weekend. |
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What are your plans? |
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Bob : For the long weekend? _6_ |
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Sam : A holiday by the beach or in the mountains? _7_ |
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Bob : Neither one. I'm broke. _8_ |
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Sam : Come on, Bob. We haven't gone anywhere together for quite |
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some time. _9_ going to Pattaya? |
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Bob : I'd love to, _10_Didn't you hear me say I'm broke? |
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What is the most suitable answer for _7_?","1. Will it be all right? |
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2. Do you enjoy cycling? |
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3. Which do you prefer? |
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4. Where did you go? |
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5. How do you spend your weekend?",3. Which do you prefer?,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""8""","Sam : Everyone's looking forward to the long weekend. |
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What are your plans? |
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Bob : For the long weekend? _6_ |
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Sam : A holiday by the beach or in the mountains? _7_ |
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Bob : Neither one. I'm broke. _8_ |
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Sam : Come on, Bob. We haven't gone anywhere together for quite |
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some time. _9_ going to Pattaya? |
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Bob : I'd love to, _10_Didn't you hear me say I'm broke? |
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What is the most suitable answer for _8_?","1. It depends. |
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2. I wish I were there. |
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3. That's not my business. |
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4. I'd rather stay at home. |
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5. The beach sounds good.",4. I'd rather stay at home.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""9""","Sam : Everyone's looking forward to the long weekend. |
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What are your plans? |
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Bob : For the long weekend? _6_ |
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Sam : A holiday by the beach or in the mountains? _7_ |
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Bob : Neither one. I'm broke. _8_ |
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Sam : Come on, Bob. We haven't gone anywhere together for quite |
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some time. _9_ going to Pattaya? |
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Bob : I'd love to, _10_Didn't you hear me say I'm broke? |
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What is the most suitable answer for _9_?","1. How about |
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2. When are you |
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3. Do you keep |
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4. Did you enjoy |
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5. Are you serious about",1. How about,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""10""","Sam : Everyone's looking forward to the long weekend. |
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What are your plans? |
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Bob : For the long weekend? _6_ |
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Sam : A holiday by the beach or in the mountains? _7_ |
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Bob : Neither one. I'm broke. _8_ |
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Sam : Come on, Bob. We haven't gone anywhere together for quite |
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some time. _9_ going to Pattaya? |
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Bob : I'd love to, _10_Didn't you hear me say I'm broke? |
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What is the most suitable answer for _10_?","1.of course. |
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2. indeed. |
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3.actually. |
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4.but you don't. |
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5.but I can't.",5.but I can't.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""11""","Situational Dialogs (Item 11-15) |
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Directions: Read each situation and choose the Best alternative. |
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Situation : You are late for an appointment. As soon as you show up, |
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you politely say,""_______""","1. Please accept my apologies. |
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2. Don't worry. I'm here. |
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3. I didn't mean to disturb you. |
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4. I'm so lucky to see you again. |
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5. You know I got up late this morning.",1. Please accept my apologies.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""12""","Situational Dialogs (Item 11-15) |
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Directions: Read each situation and choose the Best alternative. |
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Situation : Alan would like Nan to join his birthday party this Saturday, |
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but Nan cannot come. She says,""__________"" ","1. Things do happen. |
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2. I look forward to it. |
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3. That's not important. |
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4. It was just what I needed. |
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5. I'm tied up.",5. I'm tied up.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""13""","Situational Dialogs (Item 11-15) |
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Directions: Read each situation and choose the Best alternative. |
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Situation : A man helped you lift a very heavy box. After you thanked |
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him,he said,""__________""","1. It's no trouble. |
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2. That doesn't matter. |
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3. Keep it up. |
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4. Take it for granted. |
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5. You're right.",1. It's no trouble.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""14""","Situational Dialogs (Item 11-15) |
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Directions: Read each situation and choose the Best alternative. |
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Situation : Ben is seriously il lwith a high temperature. He asks for |
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your advice. You say, ""__________""","1. How awful! |
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2. What a shame! |
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3. Get well soon. |
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4. I really feel bad about it. |
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5. You'd better see a doctor.",5. You'd better see a doctor.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""15""","Situational Dialogs (Item 11-15) |
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Directions: Read each situation and choose the Best alternative. |
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Situation : Sarah sees a spider and isscared. In order to calm her down |
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you say,""___________""","1. You need to be afraid. |
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2. I count on you. |
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3. It won't hurt you. |
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4. I think you're awesome. |
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5. I have no idea.",3. It won't hurt you.,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""16""","Error Correction (Item 16-25) |
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Directions: In each short passage below, five mistakes are underlined. |
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Choose the best correction foe each mistake. |
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(Item 16-20) |
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The kiwi can only be found in New Zealand. People seldom see this |
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bird so it usually runs away when someone comes near. They lived in |
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16 17 |
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thick swampy forests, hides while the day time in burrows or under thick |
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18 |
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vegetation, and only comes out at night. The kiwi is about size of |
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chicken, It is not tail, and its wings are tiny and useless. It has nostrils |
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19. 20 |
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at the tip of the bill.","1. though |
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2. besides |
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3. because |
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4. sothat |
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5. yet",3. because,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""17""","Error Correction (Item 16-25) |
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Directions: In each short passage below, five mistakes are underlined. |
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Choose the best correction foe each mistake. |
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(Item 16-20) |
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The kiwi can only be found in New Zealand. People seldom see this |
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bird so it usually runs away when someone comes near. They lived in |
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16 17 |
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thick swampy forests, hides while the day time in burrows or under thick |
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18 |
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vegetation, and only comes out at night. The kiwi is about size of |
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chicken, It is not tail, and its wings are tiny and useless. It has nostrils |
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19. 20 |
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at the tip of the bill.","1. They are living |
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2.They have lived |
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3. It is living |
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4. It lives |
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5. It has lived",4. It lives,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""18""","Error Correction (Item 16-25) |
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Directions: In each short passage below, five mistakes are underlined. |
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Choose the best correction foe each mistake. |
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(Item 16-20) |
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The kiwi can only be found in New Zealand. People seldom see this |
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bird so it usually runs away when someone comes near. They lived in |
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16 17 |
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thick swampy forests, hides while the day time in burrows or under thick |
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18 |
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vegetation, and only comes out at night. The kiwi is about size of |
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chicken, It is not tail, and its wings are tiny and useless. It has nostrils |
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19. 20 |
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at the tip of the bill.","1. during the |
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2. when in |
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3. while in the |
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4. on the |
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5. during",1. during the,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""19""","Error Correction (Item 16-25) |
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Directions: In each short passage below, five mistakes are underlined. |
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Choose the best correction foe each mistake. |
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(Item 16-20) |
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The kiwi can only be found in New Zealand. People seldom see this |
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bird so it usually runs away when someone comes near. They lived in |
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16 17 |
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thick swampy forests, hides while the day time in burrows or under thick |
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18 |
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vegetation, and only comes out at night. The kiwi is about size of |
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chicken, It is not tail, and its wings are tiny and useless. It has nostrils |
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19. 20 |
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at the tip of the bill.","1. size of the chickens |
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2. a size of chicken |
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3. sizes of chickens |
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4. the size of a chicken |
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5. a size of the chicken",4. the size of a chicken,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""20""","Error Correction (Item 16-25) |
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Directions: In each short passage below, five mistakes are underlined. |
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Choose the best correction foe each mistake. |
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(Item 16-20) |
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The kiwi can only be found in New Zealand. People seldom see this |
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bird so it usually runs away when someone comes near. They lived in |
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16 17 |
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thick swampy forests, hides while the day time in burrows or under thick |
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18 |
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vegetation, and only comes out at night. The kiwi is about size of |
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chicken, It is not tail, and its wings are tiny and useless. It has nostrils |
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19. 20 |
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at the tip of the bill.","1. has no tail |
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2. is not tails |
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3. has any tails |
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4. is not a tail |
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5. has some tail",1. has no tail,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""21""","(Item 21-25) |
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Dear Nikhom, |
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I'm home with my family at last. It was very much long journey |
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21 |
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and I am a little bit jet lagged. I had to get it over soon. |
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22 |
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First I'd like to thank everybody again with your warm hospitality |
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23 |
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while I stayed at your home. Everybody is treating me as part of the |
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24 |
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family. Now I felt real homesick and miss you all. |
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25 |
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I'll write again soon. |
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Takecare, |
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What is the most suitable answer for 21 ?","1. so |
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2. such |
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3. sucha |
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4. very much a |
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5. much more a",3. sucha,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""22""","(Item 21-25) |
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Dear Nikhom, |
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I'm home with my family at last. It was very much long journey |
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21 |
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and I am a little bit jet lagged. I had to get it over soon. |
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22 |
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First I'd like to thank everybody again with your warm hospitality |
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23 |
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while I stayed at your home. Everybody is treating me as part of the |
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24 |
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family. Now I felt real homesick and miss you all. |
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25 |
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I'll write again soon. |
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Takecare, |
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What is the most suitable answer for 22 ?","1. I'm getting it over |
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2. I got it over |
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3. I was getting over it |
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4. I'll get over it |
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5. I get it over",4. I'll get over it,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""23""","(Item 21-25) |
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Dear Nikhom, |
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I'm home with my family at last. It was very much long journey |
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21 |
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and I am a little bit jet lagged. I had to get it over soon. |
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22 |
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First I'd like to thank everybody again with your warm hospitality |
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23 |
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while I stayed at your home. Everybody is treating me as part of the |
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24 |
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family. Now I felt real homesick and miss you all. |
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25 |
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I'll write again soon. |
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Takecare, |
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What is the most suitable answer for 23 ?","1. on our |
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2. about his |
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3. for their |
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4. with her |
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5. of their",3. for their,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""24""","(Item 21-25) |
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Dear Nikhom, |
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I'm home with my family at last. It was very much long journey |
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21 |
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and I am a little bit jet lagged. I had to get it over soon. |
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22 |
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First I'd like to thank everybody again with your warm hospitality |
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23 |
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while I stayed at your home. Everybody is treating me as part of the |
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24 |
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family. Now I felt real homesick and miss you all. |
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25 |
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I'll write again soon. |
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Takecare, |
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What is the most suitable answer for 24 ?","1. had to treat |
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2. would have treated |
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3. was treating |
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4. treated |
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5. should treat",4. treated,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""25""","(Item 21-25) |
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Dear Nikhom, |
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I'm home with my family at last. It was very much long journey |
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21 |
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and I am a little bit jet lagged. I had to get it over soon. |
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22 |
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First I'd like to thank everybody again with your warm hospitality |
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23 |
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while I stayed at your home. Everybody is treating me as part of the |
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24 |
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family. Now I felt real homesick and miss you all. |
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25 |
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I'll write again soon. |
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Takecare, |
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What is the most suitable answer for 25?","1. really feel |
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2. was feeling real |
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3. was really feeling |
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4. really felt |
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5. have really felt",1. really feel,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""26""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
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Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
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in the passage. |
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What do you read? |
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Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
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read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
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""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
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cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
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The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
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good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
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Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
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treasure _35_ away.","1. depending to some extent on what are you reading |
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2. depends to some extent on what you read |
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3. depended to an extent of what did you read |
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4. and must be depending on the extent to which you read |
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5. and depends then on the extent of reading",2. depends to some extent on what you read,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""27""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
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Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
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in the passage. |
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What do you read? |
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Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
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read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
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""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
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cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
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The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
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good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
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Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
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treasure _35_ away. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _27_?","1. and almost nothing else |
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2. with almost something else |
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3. with out any other thing |
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4. but is there still something else |
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5. so what else is there",1. and almost nothing else,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""28""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
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Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
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in the passage. |
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What do you read? |
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Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
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read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
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""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
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cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
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The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
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good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
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Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
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treasure _35_ away. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _28_?","1. Most of people like |
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2. Nearly everyone like |
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3. Nearly nobody did not like |
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4. Almost nobody likes |
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5. Almost everyone likes",5. Almost everyone likes,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""29""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
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Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
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in the passage. |
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What do you read? |
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Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
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read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
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""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
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cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
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The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
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good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
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Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
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treasure _35_ away. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _29_?","1. mean while there is something else |
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2. still something else |
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3. or else there are some other things |
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4. or what else is there |
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5. and nothing else",5. and nothing else,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""30""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
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Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
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in the passage. |
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What do you read? |
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Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
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read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
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""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
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cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
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The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
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good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
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Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
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treasure _35_ away. |
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What is the most suitable answer for _30_?","1. but will eat no bread, none of the meat |
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2. so will not eat anybread, no meat |
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3. and eating no bread, meat |
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4. yet has not eaten bread, no meat |
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5. does not eat bread, none of the meat","3. and eating no bread, meat",TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""31""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
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Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
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in the passage. |
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What do you read? |
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Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
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read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
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""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
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cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
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The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
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good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
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Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
|
treasure _35_ away. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _31_?","1. for the diet of the kind |
|
2. with some diet like it |
|
3. on that kind of diet |
|
4. from such diet of that kind |
|
5. without too many kinds of diet",3. on that kind of diet,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""32""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
|
in the passage. |
|
What do you read? |
|
Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
|
read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
|
""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
|
cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
|
The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
|
good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
|
Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
|
treasure _35_ away. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _32_?","1. Nor the mind does |
|
2. So will the mind |
|
3. So the mind did |
|
4. Nor the mind will |
|
5. Nor does the mind",5. Nor does the mind,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""33""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
|
in the passage. |
|
What do you read? |
|
Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
|
read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
|
""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
|
cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
|
The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
|
good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
|
Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
|
treasure _35_ away. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _33_?","1. all together with these |
|
2. along with the |
|
3. together about those |
|
4. together for those |
|
5. all along about the",2. along with the,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""34""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
|
in the passage. |
|
What do you read? |
|
Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
|
read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
|
""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
|
cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
|
The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
|
good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
|
Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
|
treasure _35_ away. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _34_?","1. the only good thing |
|
2. anything is good |
|
3. something good |
|
4. this good thing |
|
5. anything will be good",3. something good,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""35""","Part II: Writing Ability (Item 26-35) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each missing part |
|
in the passage. |
|
What do you read? |
|
Do you know that the kind of man o rwoman you will be _26_? Do you |
|
read the ""comics,"" in newspapers and magazines _27_? _28_ the |
|
""comics"" of course. But reading just them, _29_, is like eating pie, |
|
cake ,and sweets only _30_, and vegetables. |
|
The body doesn't grow right _31_ . _32_ grow right unless some |
|
good reading is done _33_ ""comics,"" |
|
Read _34_ every day. The knowledge you store in your head is a |
|
treasure _35_ away. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _35_?","1. who does not take |
|
2. which cannot be taken |
|
3. why someone wants to take |
|
4. how anyone can take |
|
5. when it is not taken",2. which cannot be taken,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""36""","1. Vocabulary (Item 36-40) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each blank in the |
|
passage. |
|
TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN: |
|
Tips, tricks and good ideas |
|
BREAKS |
|
To avoid the monotony of long journeys, plan certain breaks along |
|
the way before you set out. May be there's a _36_ area en route |
|
where you can stop for lunch, or a park which children will enjoy- |
|
it's an excellent way for them to use up _37_ energy. |
|
Toys |
|
Take along a favorite teddy bear or doll to reassure and _38_ young |
|
or nervous children who are travelling for the first time. |
|
SURPRISES |
|
Keep a surprise lucky dip full of small, inexpensive gifts. It is a |
|
brilliant way of cheering up or _39_ the children when their |
|
morale is low or they're feeling a bit _40_. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _36_?","1.picnic |
|
2.playful |
|
3. covering |
|
4. sighting |
|
5. watching",1.picnic,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""37""","1. Vocabulary (Item 36-40) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each blank in the |
|
passage. |
|
TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN: |
|
Tips, tricks and good ideas |
|
BREAKS |
|
To avoid the monotony of long journeys, plan certain breaks along |
|
the way before you set out. May be there's a _36_ area en route |
|
where you can stop for lunch, or a park which children will enjoy- |
|
it's an excellent way for them to use up _37_ energy. |
|
Toys |
|
Take along a favorite teddy bear or doll to reassure and _38_ young |
|
or nervous children who are travelling for the first time. |
|
SURPRISES |
|
Keep a surprise lucky dip full of small, inexpensive gifts. It is a |
|
brilliant way of cheering up or _39_ the children when their |
|
morale is low or they're feeling a bit _40_. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _37_?","1. active |
|
2 unuseful |
|
3. excess |
|
4. amusing |
|
5. energetic",3. excess,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""38""","1. Vocabulary (Item 36-40) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each blank in the |
|
passage. |
|
TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN: |
|
Tips, tricks and good ideas |
|
BREAKS |
|
To avoid the monotony of long journeys, plan certain breaks along |
|
the way before you set out. May be there's a _36_ area en route |
|
where you can stop for lunch, or a park which children will enjoy- |
|
it's an excellent way for them to use up _37_ energy. |
|
Toys |
|
Take along a favorite teddy bear or doll to reassure and _38_ young |
|
or nervous children who are travelling for the first time. |
|
SURPRISES |
|
Keep a surprise lucky dip full of small, inexpensive gifts. It is a |
|
brilliant way of cheering up or _39_ the children when their |
|
morale is low or they're feeling a bit _40_. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _38_?","1. control |
|
2. comfort |
|
3.playwith |
|
4. talkto |
|
5. sitfor",2. comfort,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""39""","1. Vocabulary (Item 36-40) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each blank in the |
|
passage. |
|
TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN: |
|
Tips, tricks and good ideas |
|
BREAKS |
|
To avoid the monotony of long journeys, plan certain breaks along |
|
the way before you set out. May be there's a _36_ area en route |
|
where you can stop for lunch, or a park which children will enjoy- |
|
it's an excellent way for them to use up _37_ energy. |
|
Toys |
|
Take along a favorite teddy bear or doll to reassure and _38_ young |
|
or nervous children who are travelling for the first time. |
|
SURPRISES |
|
Keep a surprise lucky dip full of small, inexpensive gifts. It is a |
|
brilliant way of cheering up or _39_ the children when their |
|
morale is low or they're feeling a bit _40_. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _39_?","1. sympathizing |
|
2. spoiling |
|
3. distracting |
|
4. teasing |
|
5. fooling",3. distracting,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""40""","1. Vocabulary (Item 36-40) |
|
Directions: Choose the best alternative to complete each blank in the |
|
passage. |
|
TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN: |
|
Tips, tricks and good ideas |
|
BREAKS |
|
To avoid the monotony of long journeys, plan certain breaks along |
|
the way before you set out. May be there's a _36_ area en route |
|
where you can stop for lunch, or a park which children will enjoy- |
|
it's an excellent way for them to use up _37_ energy. |
|
Toys |
|
Take along a favorite teddy bear or doll to reassure and _38_ young |
|
or nervous children who are travelling for the first time. |
|
SURPRISES |
|
Keep a surprise lucky dip full of small, inexpensive gifts. It is a |
|
brilliant way of cheering up or _39_ the children when their |
|
morale is low or they're feeling a bit _40_. |
|
|
|
What is the most suitable answer for _40_?","1 helpless |
|
2. hopeless |
|
3. tireless |
|
4. restless |
|
5. careless",4. restless,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""41""","(Items41-44) |
|
Super Values in Wagons : ADVANCE STORES - A wagon to fite very youngster! |
|
RADIO TOT ($3.69) |
|
Lots of fun on wheels for toddlers! 20 1/2 inch-long steel body is |
|
safe-- no sharp edges. Rubber tires. Red finish with White and |
|
Black trim. |
|
REXPAL ($2.39) |
|
Low-slung and speedy 24/2 inch-long wagon of all steel |
|
construction! Equipped with 6-inch molded rubber tires. |
|
Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
RADIO FLYER ($9.88) |
|
America's most popular wagon! Full size 36-inch steel body. |
|
10-inch semi-pneumatic tires. Graphite bearings that never |
|
require oiling. Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
|
|
TOWN and COUNTRY STAKE WAGON ($17.88) |
|
A big, rugged speedster that doubles in home or farm chores! |
|
Heavy duty hard wood stake body measures 38"" x 18"" x 10"" high. |
|
Bright Red stakes fit securely into metal sockets and are |
|
removable. Husky 10"" puncture-proof, semi-pneumatic tires. |
|
Graphite never-oil bearings. |
|
REX JET--FULL SIZE WAGON ($6.88) |
|
Tops in value. It's a full 34 inches long! Features wide semi- |
|
pneumatic tires and never -oil graphite bearings. Brilliant Red finish. |
|
|
|
White and Black trim.The cheapest wagon is _________.","1. Radio Tot |
|
2. Rex Pal |
|
3. Radio Flyer |
|
4. Rex Jet Full Size Wagon |
|
5. Townand Country Stake Wagon ",2. Rex Pal,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""42""","(Items41-44) |
|
Super Values in Wagons : ADVANCE STORES - A wagon to fite very youngster! |
|
RADIO TOT ($3.69) |
|
Lots of fun on wheels for toddlers! 20 1/2 inch-long steel body is |
|
safe-- no sharp edges. Rubber tires. Red finish with White and |
|
Black trim. |
|
REXPAL ($2.39) |
|
Low-slung and speedy 24/2 inch-long wagon of all steel |
|
construction! Equipped with 6-inch molded rubber tires. |
|
Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
RADIO FLYER ($9.88) |
|
America's most popular wagon! Full size 36-inch steel body. |
|
10-inch semi-pneumatic tires. Graphite bearings that never |
|
require oiling. Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
|
|
TOWN and COUNTRY STAKE WAGON ($17.88) |
|
A big, rugged speedster that doubles in home or farm chores! |
|
Heavy duty hard wood stake body measures 38"" x 18"" x 10"" high. |
|
Bright Red stakes fit securely into metal sockets and are |
|
removable. Husky 10"" puncture-proof, semi-pneumatic tires. |
|
Graphite never-oil bearings. |
|
REX JET--FULL SIZE WAGON ($6.88) |
|
Tops in value. It's a full 34 inches long! Features wide semi- |
|
pneumatic tires and never -oil graphite bearings. Brilliant Red finish. |
|
|
|
White and Black trim.If you want to buy a wagon, you should visit_________.","1. Super Values |
|
2. Advance Stores |
|
3.Lay Away |
|
4. Stake Wagon |
|
5. A Wagon-to-Fit",2. Advance Stores,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""43""","(Items41-44) |
|
Super Values in Wagons : ADVANCE STORES - A wagon to fite very youngster! |
|
RADIO TOT ($3.69) |
|
Lots of fun on wheels for toddlers! 20 1/2 inch-long steel body is |
|
safe-- no sharp edges. Rubber tires. Red finish with White and |
|
Black trim. |
|
REXPAL ($2.39) |
|
Low-slung and speedy 24/2 inch-long wagon of all steel |
|
construction! Equipped with 6-inch molded rubber tires. |
|
Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
RADIO FLYER ($9.88) |
|
America's most popular wagon! Full size 36-inch steel body. |
|
10-inch semi-pneumatic tires. Graphite bearings that never |
|
require oiling. Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
|
|
TOWN and COUNTRY STAKE WAGON ($17.88) |
|
A big, rugged speedster that doubles in home or farm chores! |
|
Heavy duty hard wood stake body measures 38"" x 18"" x 10"" high. |
|
Bright Red stakes fit securely into metal sockets and are |
|
removable. Husky 10"" puncture-proof, semi-pneumatic tires. |
|
Graphite never-oil bearings. |
|
REX JET--FULL SIZE WAGON ($6.88) |
|
Tops in value. It's a full 34 inches long! Features wide semi- |
|
pneumatic tires and never -oil graphite bearings. Brilliant Red finish. |
|
|
|
White and Black trim.A wagon that is suitable for heavy duties on farms costs_________.","1. $239 |
|
2. $369 |
|
3. $688 |
|
4. $988 |
|
5. $1788",5. $1788,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""44""","(Items41-44) |
|
Super Values in Wagons : ADVANCE STORES - A wagon to fite very youngster! |
|
RADIO TOT ($3.69) |
|
Lots of fun on wheels for toddlers! 20 1/2 inch-long steel body is |
|
safe-- no sharp edges. Rubber tires. Red finish with White and |
|
Black trim. |
|
REXPAL ($2.39) |
|
Low-slung and speedy 24/2 inch-long wagon of all steel |
|
construction! Equipped with 6-inch molded rubber tires. |
|
Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
RADIO FLYER ($9.88) |
|
America's most popular wagon! Full size 36-inch steel body. |
|
10-inch semi-pneumatic tires. Graphite bearings that never |
|
require oiling. Seminole Red finish with White and Black trim. |
|
|
|
TOWN and COUNTRY STAKE WAGON ($17.88) |
|
A big, rugged speedster that doubles in home or farm chores! |
|
Heavy duty hard wood stake body measures 38"" x 18"" x 10"" high. |
|
Bright Red stakes fit securely into metal sockets and are |
|
removable. Husky 10"" puncture-proof, semi-pneumatic tires. |
|
Graphite never-oil bearings. |
|
REX JET--FULL SIZE WAGON ($6.88) |
|
Tops in value. It's a full 34 inches long! Features wide semi- |
|
pneumatic tires and never -oil graphite bearings. Brilliant Red finish. |
|
|
|
White and Black trim.Radio Totissafe for toddlers because _________.","1. it does not need oiling |
|
2. it has no sharp edges |
|
3. the rubber tires are big and stable |
|
4. it is made of hards teel |
|
5. it is a slow speed wagon",2. it has no sharp edges,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""45""","In the first picture, Chalkie said that he____.","1. had an accident |
|
2. was not allowed to walk |
|
3. had broken his leg |
|
4. had to stay in hospital for a fewdays |
|
5. could not move and walk",4. had to stay in hospital for a fewdays,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""46""",What Chalkie said in the second pictures hows that he_____.,"1. did not want to go to the pub any longer |
|
2. usually treated Andy to beers |
|
3. did not like to drink beer but Andy did |
|
4. would not buy beers for Andy ever again |
|
5. did not want to go to the same pub",2. usually treated Andy to beers,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""47""",What Andy said in the third picture implies that he __________.,"1. wanted Chalkie to rest until he recovered |
|
2. wanted to help take Chalkie out of the hospital |
|
3. wanted Chalkie to buy him beers again |
|
4. thought Chalkie did not want to stay in hospital |
|
5. thought Chalkie wanted to go to the pub but he could not walk",3. wanted Chalkie to buy him beers again,FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""48""","The proverb ""Where there's a will, there's a way"" means______.","1. some people can achieve their goals without working hard |
|
2.with strong intention, one can finally achieve his goal |
|
3. one needs to follow a good example in order to succeed |
|
4. without good opportunity, it's difficult to be successful |
|
5. there is always away for a person who succeeds","2.with strong intention, one can finally achieve his goal",FALSE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""49""","(Items 49-54) |
|
|
|
'Wrong Button' Landed French Chef in Hot Water |
|
A French chef who has lived in Britain since 1988 was denied settled |
|
status because 'the wrong button' had been pressed on his application. |
|
Richard Bertinet, who runs the Bertinet Cookery School in Bath, was |
|
granted only pre-settled status, given to those who have lived in the UK for |
|
5 less than five years. |
|
He was told that he would have to apply again for the right to remain |
|
permanently once this had elapsed |
|
After he wrote about the situation on Twitter the Home Office informed |
|
him that the 'wrong button' had been pushed during the application process |
|
10 and if he applied again he would be successful. |
|
'The whole system appears to bea shambles 'Mr.Bertinet, whose wife |
|
and three children all hold British passports told the Caterer Magazine |
|
'I was contacted by many people in exactly the same position"" |
|
Mr. Bertinet, from Brittany, has won many awards for his cookbooks |
|
15 and makes regular appearances on TV. |
|
|
|
Mr. Bertinet wanted to apply for _ in England.","1. a permanent job |
|
2. the transfer of nationality |
|
3. a new work permit |
|
4. settled status |
|
5. a secure position",4. settled status,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""50""","(Items 49-54) |
|
|
|
'Wrong Button' Landed French Chef in Hot Water |
|
A French chef who has lived in Britain since 1988 was denied settled |
|
status because 'the wrong button' had been pressed on his application. |
|
Richard Bertinet, who runs the Bertinet Cookery School in Bath, was |
|
granted only pre-settled status, given to those who have lived in the UK for |
|
5 less than five years. |
|
He was told that he would have to apply again for the right to remain |
|
permanently once this had elapsed |
|
After he wrote about the situation on Twitter the Home Office informed |
|
him that the 'wrong button' had been pushed during the application process |
|
10 and if he applied again he would be successful. |
|
'The whole system appears to bea shambles 'Mr.Bertinet, whose wife |
|
and three children all hold British passports told the Caterer Magazine |
|
'I was contacted by many people in exactly the same position"" |
|
Mr. Bertinet, from Brittany, has won many awards for his cookbooks |
|
15 and makes regular appearances on TV. |
|
|
|
His application was not granted because _ .","1. he stayed in England for less than five years |
|
2. his application went to the wrong department |
|
3. he did not submit his application earlier |
|
4. his British passport had to be renewed |
|
5. he failed to follow the in structions carefully",5. he failed to follow the in structions carefully,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""51""","(Items 49-54) |
|
|
|
'Wrong Button' Landed French Chef in Hot Water |
|
A French chef who has lived in Britain since 1988 was denied settled |
|
status because 'the wrong button' had been pressed on his application. |
|
Richard Bertinet, who runs the Bertinet Cookery School in Bath, was |
|
granted only pre-settled status, given to those who have lived in the UK for |
|
5 less than five years. |
|
He was told that he would have to apply again for the right to remain |
|
permanently once this had elapsed |
|
After he wrote about the situation on Twitter the Home Office informed |
|
him that the 'wrong button' had been pushed during the application process |
|
10 and if he applied again he would be successful. |
|
'The whole system appears to bea shambles 'Mr.Bertinet, whose wife |
|
and three children all hold British passports told the Caterer Magazine |
|
'I was contacted by many people in exactly the same position"" |
|
Mr. Bertinet, from Brittany, has won many awards for his cookbooks |
|
15 and makes regular appearances on TV. |
|
|
|
The phrase ""Landed French Chef in Hot Water"" in the title means _____ .","1. caused Bertinet difficulty |
|
2. denied Bertinet's request for a new passport |
|
3. forced Bertinet to close his cookery school |
|
4. brought problems to Bertinet in running his school |
|
5. cancelled Bertinet's request to stay in England",1. caused Bertinet difficulty,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""52"""," (Items 49-54) |
|
|
|
'Wrong Button' Landed French Chef in Hot Water |
|
A French chef who has lived in Britain since 1988 was denied settled |
|
status because 'the wrong button' had been pressed on his application. |
|
Richard Bertinet, who runs the Bertinet Cookery School in Bath, was |
|
granted only pre-settled status, given to those who have lived in the UK for |
|
5 less than five years. |
|
He was told that he would have to apply again for the right to remain |
|
permanently once this had elapsed |
|
After he wrote about the situation on Twitter the Home Office informed |
|
him that the 'wrong button' had been pushed during the application process |
|
10 and if he applied again he would be successful. |
|
'The whole system appears to bea shambles 'Mr.Bertinet, whose wife |
|
and three children all hold British passports told the Caterer Magazine |
|
'I was contacted by many people in exactly the same position"" |
|
Mr. Bertinet, from Brittany, has won many awards for his cookbooks |
|
15 and makes regular appearances on TV. |
|
|
|
According to the passage Bertinet _ .","1. is the host of aTV cooking program |
|
2. produces a series of TV shows on cooking |
|
3. was awarded the best chef of the year |
|
4. owns a cooking school in France |
|
5. is a famous writer of cookbooks",5. is a famous writer of cookbooks,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
|
|
2021,"""53""","(Items 49-54) |
|
|
|
'Wrong Button' Landed French Chef in Hot Water |
|
A French chef who has lived in Britain since 1988 was denied settled |
|
status because 'the wrong button' had been pressed on his application. |
|
Richard Bertinet, who runs the Bertinet Cookery School in Bath, was |
|
granted only pre-settled status, given to those who have lived in the UK for |
|
5 less than five years. |
|
He was told that he would have to apply again for the right to remain |
|
permanently once this had elapsed |
|
After he wrote about the situation on Twitter the Home Office informed |
|
him that the 'wrong button' had been pushed during the application process |
|
10 and if he applied again he would be successful. |
|
'The whole system appears to bea shambles 'Mr.Bertinet, whose wife |
|
and three children all hold British passports told the Caterer Magazine |
|
'I was contacted by many people in exactly the same position"" |
|
Mr. Bertinet, from Brittany, has won many awards for his cookbooks |
|
15 and makes regular appearances on TV. |
|
|
|
The word ""this"" (line 7) refers to Bertinet's _ .","1. right for long term stay in England |
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2. right to stay with his family in England |
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3. application for transferring citizenship |
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4. period of pre-settled status in England |
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5. application for permanent residency",4. period of pre-settled status in England,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""54""","(Items 49-54) |
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'Wrong Button' Landed French Chef in Hot Water |
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A French chef who has lived in Britain since 1988 was denied settled |
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status because 'the wrong button' had been pressed on his application. |
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Richard Bertinet, who runs the Bertinet Cookery School in Bath, was |
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granted only pre-settled status, given to those who have lived in the UK for |
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5 less than five years. |
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He was told that he would have to apply again for the right to remain |
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permanently once this had elapsed |
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After he wrote about the situation on Twitter the Home Office informed |
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him that the 'wrong button' had been pushed during the application process |
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10 and if he applied again he would be successful. |
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'The whole system appears to bea shambles 'Mr.Bertinet, whose wife |
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and three children all hold British passports told the Caterer Magazine |
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'I was contacted by many people in exactly the same position"" |
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Mr. Bertinet, from Brittany, has won many awards for his cookbooks |
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15 and makes regular appearances on TV. |
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It can be inferred that Mr.Bertinet feels _ .","1. people must wait for too long to get British passports |
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2. many people were happy with the presettled status |
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3. people were tired of the Home Office's decision |
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4. the Home Office's system was not always reliable |
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5. the Home Office failed to grant people British nationality",4. the Home Office's system was not always reliable,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""55""","(items 55-60) |
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Snow, like every thing else, including apple trees, emits and absorbs |
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radiation. While ultraviolet and visible radiation are strongly reflected (not absorbed) by snow, it is however a strong absorber of infrared radiation. The |
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battle between the absorption and emission of radiation determines whether |
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5 there is net warming or cooling of the snow - or neither. |
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So why would snow under a tree melt faster? At night, snow in the |
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open absorbs in frared radiation from the ground and the sky which can |
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be below -30°C when it is clear. |
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Snow under neath a tree absorbs radiation emitted by the ground and |
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10 by the tree which is likely to be significantly warmer than the sky |
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This difference is sufficient to explain why snow under neath a tree |
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might melt faster than snow of the same depth that is outin the open and |
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also explains why frost often does notform around trees. |
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It is also possible that shelter provided by the tree when the snow was |
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15 falling led to a thinner layer of snow there than in the rest of theimmediate |
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vicinity. |
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Accordingtothepassage thewarmingandcoolingofsnowdepends |
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onthe","1. way ultraviolet radiation is taken in and visible radiation is sent out |
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2. time ultraviolet and visible radiation are taken in and sent out by snow |
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3. position in which ultraviolet radiation is taken in and infrared radiation sent out |
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4. amount of ultraviolet radiation sent out and infrared radiation taken in |
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5. change of the temperature at the time when the re is snow",4. amount of ultraviolet radiation sent out and infrared radiation taken in,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""56""","(items 55-60) |
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Snow, like every thing else, including apple trees, emits and absorbs |
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radiation. While ultraviolet and visible radiation are strongly reflected (not absorbed) by snow, it is however a strong absorber of infrared radiation. The |
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battle between the absorption and emission of radiation determines whether |
|
5 there is net warming or cooling of the snow - or neither. |
|
So why would snow under a tree melt faster? At night, snow in the |
|
open absorbs in frared radiation from the ground and the sky which can |
|
be below -30°C when it is clear. |
|
Snow under neath a tree absorbs radiation emitted by the ground and |
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10 by the tree which is likely to be significantly warmer than the sky |
|
This difference is sufficient to explain why snow under neath a tree |
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might melt faster than snow of the same depth that is outin the open and |
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also explains why frost often does notform around trees. |
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It is also possible that shelter provided by the tree when the snow was |
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15 falling led to a thinner layer of snow there than in the rest of theimmediate |
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vicinity. |
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Snow under a tree melts faster than that in the open because_.","1. there is more snow under a tree than in the open |
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2. snow under neath a tree takes in less in frared radiation than that on the open ground |
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3. in frared radiation sent out from the ground underneath a tree is warmer |
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4. snow under a tree takes in very cold in frared radiation at below -30°C |
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5. there is not enough infrared radiation underneath a tree to make snow melt",3. in frared radiation sent out from the ground underneath a tree is warmer,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""57""","(items 55-60) |
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Snow, like every thing else, including apple trees, emits and absorbs |
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radiation. While ultraviolet and visible radiation are strongly reflected (not absorbed) by snow, it is however a strong absorber of infrared radiation. The |
|
battle between the absorption and emission of radiation determines whether |
|
5 there is net warming or cooling of the snow - or neither. |
|
So why would snow under a tree melt faster? At night, snow in the |
|
open absorbs in frared radiation from the ground and the sky which can |
|
be below -30°C when it is clear. |
|
Snow under neath a tree absorbs radiation emitted by the ground and |
|
10 by the tree which is likely to be significantly warmer than the sky |
|
This difference is sufficient to explain why snow under neath a tree |
|
might melt faster than snow of the same depth that is outin the open and |
|
also explains why frost often does notform around trees. |
|
It is also possible that shelter provided by the tree when the snow was |
|
15 falling led to a thinner layer of snow there than in the rest of theimmediate |
|
vicinity. |
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The phrase ""This difference"" (line 11) refers to the fact that_.","1. snow underneath a tree takes in more radiation than in the sky |
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2. snow absorbs more infrared radiation while it emits less ultraviolet |
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3. infrared radiation in th eopen is warmer than that underneath a tree |
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4. snow underneath a tree melts faster than snow in the sky |
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5. radiation from the ground underneath a tree is warmer than that in the open",5. radiation from the ground underneath a tree is warmer than that in the open,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""58""","(items 55-60) |
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Snow, like every thing else, including apple trees, emits and absorbs |
|
radiation. While ultraviolet and visible radiation are strongly reflected (not absorbed) by snow, it is however a strong absorber of infrared radiation. The |
|
battle between the absorption and emission of radiation determines whether |
|
5 there is net warming or cooling of the snow - or neither. |
|
So why would snow under a tree melt faster? At night, snow in the |
|
open absorbs in frared radiation from the ground and the sky which can |
|
be below -30°C when it is clear. |
|
Snow under neath a tree absorbs radiation emitted by the ground and |
|
10 by the tree which is likely to be significantly warmer than the sky |
|
This difference is sufficient to explain why snow under neath a tree |
|
might melt faster than snow of the same depth that is outin the open and |
|
also explains why frost often does notform around trees. |
|
It is also possible that shelter provided by the tree when the snow was |
|
15 falling led to a thinner layer of snow there than in the rest of theimmediate |
|
vicinity. |
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The passage says that frost often does not form around trees because_.","1. the temperature underneath trees is warmer |
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2. there is too little infrared radiation to make ice cover the area |
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3. trees are not big enough to protect frost from melting |
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4. snow will melt slower when it covers the area around trees |
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5. the area in the open around a tree is not cold enough",1. the temperature underneath trees is warmer,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""59""","(items 55-60) |
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|
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Snow, like every thing else, including apple trees, emits and absorbs |
|
radiation. While ultraviolet and visible radiation are strongly reflected (not absorbed) by snow, it is however a strong absorber of infrared radiation. The |
|
battle between the absorption and emission of radiation determines whether |
|
5 there is net warming or cooling of the snow - or neither. |
|
So why would snow under a tree melt faster? At night, snow in the |
|
open absorbs in frared radiation from the ground and the sky which can |
|
be below -30°C when it is clear. |
|
Snow under neath a tree absorbs radiation emitted by the ground and |
|
10 by the tree which is likely to be significantly warmer than the sky |
|
This difference is sufficient to explain why snow under neath a tree |
|
might melt faster than snow of the same depth that is outin the open and |
|
also explains why frost often does notform around trees. |
|
It is also possible that shelter provided by the tree when the snow was |
|
15 falling led to a thinner layer of snow there than in the rest of theimmediate |
|
vicinity. |
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The word ""vicinity"" (line16) means_.","1. farther distance |
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2. surrounding area |
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3. nearby field |
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4. neighboring backyard |
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5. depth of the snow",2. surrounding area,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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2021,"""60""","(items 55-60) |
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|
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Snow, like every thing else, including apple trees, emits and absorbs |
|
radiation. While ultraviolet and visible radiation are strongly reflected (not absorbed) by snow, it is however a strong absorber of infrared radiation. The |
|
battle between the absorption and emission of radiation determines whether |
|
5 there is net warming or cooling of the snow - or neither. |
|
So why would snow under a tree melt faster? At night, snow in the |
|
open absorbs in frared radiation from the ground and the sky which can |
|
be below -30°C when it is clear. |
|
Snow under neath a tree absorbs radiation emitted by the ground and |
|
10 by the tree which is likely to be significantly warmer than the sky |
|
This difference is sufficient to explain why snow under neath a tree |
|
might melt faster than snow of the same depth that is outin the open and |
|
also explains why frost often does notform around trees. |
|
It is also possible that shelter provided by the tree when the snow was |
|
15 falling led to a thinner layer of snow there than in the rest of theimmediate |
|
vicinity. |
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The main idea of this passage is that_.","1. different kinds of radiation affect the way snow melts and cools |
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2. in winter, it snows only when the temperature is below 30°C |
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3. snow of the same depth will melt at the same rate |
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4. snow in the open does not last as long as that underneath a tree |
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5. a thinner layer of snow usually occurs in the area under a tree",1. different kinds of radiation affect the way snow melts and cools,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE
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