a AIGA TL ET pee enionsPRACTICE TEST 1 LISTENING GRAMMAR ‘VOCABULARY PARTI PART2 51 B 86 C 1c 318 52C a7 A 2A 328 53 C 88 D 3B 33.C 54 89 B 4c 344A 55B 90 C 5c 35.8 56 C o1A 6C 36C 57 B 92D 7B 37 A 58.C 93.C 8A 38 B 59D 4B 9B 39C 60 C 95. B 10B 40 B 61 A 96D uc 4c 62D 973 2B QA 63 D 98 C BA 3B 4D 99 B a8 4A 65 C 100 C 15 B 45C 66 D 101 B le & 46 67 A 102 D 17C 47B 68 C 103 C 18 A 48.4 OA 104 D 19A 49C 70D 105 B 20 50 B A 106 A 2c 2B 107 D 22B 23D 108 C 23. C 74B 109 B ae 753A 110 A 25 B 76D 1D ae T7A 112 A 27B 78 B 113 C 284 79C 114 D 29C 80 D 115 B fe 81D 116 D 82D 117 B 83 B 18 D BAA 119 C 85D 1204 READING inappropriate because it use passage to make an irrelevant inference. B is PARTI inappropriate because it contradicts the statement 121 BY... they will be better... future, lines 3-4. A is ‘made in D as well as the general ideal of the passage. C inappropriate because the adjective “competitive” is inappropriate because it expresses a secondary idea). refers to today’s world. C and D are not inferred from 124 B (It best expresses the general idea of the passage. the passage.) = Draw $s' attention to lines 7-11 as well as the last 122 A (Itis ludicrous...early age. - line 13. B and D are paragraph of the passage.) inappropriate because they refer to information not 125. (Noone has proved ... more intelligent. ~ line 5. A given in the passage. C is also inappropriate because it is inappropriate because it contradicts lines 11-12. B is an incorrect interpretation of the statement in line and C are also inappropriate as they are not 7- ...may negatively affect normal brain development.) ‘mentioned anywhere in the passage.) 123 D (Children gain ... screen. —lines 7-11. A is 126 A (Ss should rely on context), 137Answer tay PART2 127 D (“Suggested donation” implies that itis not necessary for someone to pay) B (ad 2: reservations recommended | ad 4: needs ppre-booking both suggest the need for prior arrangements) A (“Body Pump will get more women to work with ‘weights in a class with aerobics-style music. Men will also enjoy it...”) B (“plenty of sunscreen” implies the need for protection against the sun) C (Introduced to the western world in the mid 70s, reiki is the Japanese... clearly points to the eastern origin of the technique). D ike benches, stairs and hills) B (if you're looking for a thrill, then kayaking is the thing for you! The word “thrill” implies the excitement of an adventure) B (ad I: five-session pass $75lad 6: six- session card $78). 128 129 130 BI 132 133, 134 135 ad 5: it is..a gentle technique that...reduces stress... ~ Both descriptions state that these activities are about reducing stress and making one feel psychologically better) 136. B (Some upper-body strength is required...) PART3 137 D (itis surrounded... lakes —line 28. A and Bare inappropriate because the passage states that Indiana University is “one of the oldest and largest” not “the oldest and largest”. Cis also inappropriate because the figure in the passage refers to the population of Bloomington.) A (After receiving...application. — lines 86-1. Band C are inappropriate because they misinterpret information from the passage. D is also inappropriate as it presents information not found anywhere in the passage.) B (... but you can ... Herald Times. ~ lines 86-7 — here “ browsing the electronic classified ads” is another way ‘of saying that someone can search relevant information on the Internet. A is inappropriate because it isn’t mentioned in the text. Cis inappropriate because “...on-campus housing is arranged through the IU Halls of Residence”. Students looking for off-campus accommodation are simply advised — not required — to come to Bloomington first, 0 D is also inappropriate.) A (...are on the University bus routes.—line 83 Because of the reference to the bus routes, B is inappropriate. C is inappropriate because the IU Halls of Residence is responsible for providing on-campus, accommodation only. D is inappropriate because it isn’t mentioned anywhere in the text.) D (We encourage... possible, - lines 35-6. Ais inappropriate because the text states that the students, are non-native English speakers, not the teachers. B is inappropriate because “... have taught in the United States and abroad.” Cis inappropriate because teachers help students, already enrolled in the program, to do well) B (Concerts on campus...groups. - lines 96-7. A is inappropriate because in line 25 iis stated the IU is 138 139 40 ut 1a D (ad 4: if you are feeling stressed, ill or just need alift./ 43 44 5 146 147 48 49 B38 located in mid-western US. C is inappropriate because the last paragraph suggests the opposite. D is inappropriate because there is no such suggestion in the last paragraph.) C (The goal...United States. - lines 31-4. Ais inappropriate because the intensive English program is designed specially for non-native speakers of English. Bis inappropriate because the program aims at improving the level of non-native English speakers 0 that they can move on to study at a college or university in the US. D is inappropriate because it isn’t stated anywhere in the text.) B (...students also select from a variety of courses... lines 61-2. A is inappropriate because “... students focus on written analysis of authentic texts” — lines 58-9, C is inappropriate because students *...get a clear idea of the kind of work which is required by American universities” — lines 59-60. D is inappropriate because “al levels meet for 20-24 classroom hours each week” - lines 47-8.) C (After completing...university. - lines 53-5 | ...gives them a clear idea of the kind of work which is required by American universities. —lines 59-60. A is inappropriate because in lines 73-35 itis clearly stated that IEP is not an academic program but an English language course. B is incorrect for two reasons. Firstly, it is an overgeneralization line 67 suggests that a number of graduates-not necessarily all of them- have landed good jobs. Secondly, it is of secondary importance because students attending the IEP do so primarily because they are interested in bringing, their English up to level for degree level study. D is inappropriate as itis a misreading of lines 67-70. ‘There is no indication in the text that graduates of the program can work for a university.) B (efer Ss to Extracurricular Activites. A is inappropriate because the text states that students attend classes 20-24 hours a week. Cis inappropriate as itis suggested that successful completion of the program enables someone to enroll in a course of study at an American college or university, not specifically the University of Indiana, D is inappropriate as it isn’t mentioned anywhere in the text.) C (All'students...diploma...lines 40-1. Ais inappropriate as it isn’t necessary for students to have sponsors-lines 42-3. B is inappropriate because it is suggested that all high school diploma holders are eligible. Dis inappropriate because students must simply provide proof oftheir ability to pay their for living expenses, not that they must pay them in advance.) D (We offer careers guidance to qualified students...- lines 70-1. A is inappropriate as the reference to “The Bloomington Herald Times” in line 87 does not indicate that. B is based on information not stated in the text. Cis inappropriate as itis a misreading of lines 98-9 which simply state that Broadway musicals are put on on campus.) C (refer $s to lines 60-65. A and B are inappropriate because itis clearly stated in lines 60-61 that only students attending the last two levels can attend these courses. D is inappropriate as it is based on information not mentioned anywhere in the text.)