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STRUCTURE & WRITTEN EXPRESSION o. hydrocorbon molecules, breoking up

A. STRUCTURE b. broke up by hydrocorbon molecules
I. Amondq Woy's cqreer os o sociol reformer c. hydrocorbon molecules breok up
in I 851 when, ct on onfislovery d. broken up hydrocorbon molecules
meeting in Indiono, she colled for o stote
e. breoking up hydrocorbon molecules
-womon's rights convention. ア. bqllet doncers leorn five bosic
o. Begin d. fo have begun positions for the orms snd feet.
b. Begon e. begins o. Allof d.Everシ
c. hove begun b. Of every e.A‖

2. The celesfo, on orchestrol percussion

c. Unlike

instrument, resembles_. 8. Some colonies of bryozoons, smoll morine

q. the most smolluprighr piono onimols, form _with troiling rtems.
b. how o smollupright piono o. creeping colonies
c. q smollupright piono is b. which colonies creep
d. os o smollupright piono c. creeping colonies ore
e. o smollupright piono d. colonies creep

3. Thomss Poine, wrole Common Sense, e. the colonies creep

o pomphlet thot identified the Americon 9. Ruth Bsder Ginsburg orgued six woments
colonies with the couse of liberty. rights cqses before the United Stotes
o. writer of eloquent Supreme Court in the 1970's,
b. whose eloquent writing o. five winning them
c. on eloquent writer b. five winning of them
d. writing eloquenf c. of them five winning
e. which is the eloquent writer d. winning five of fiem
4. Although beovers rorely remqin submerged
e. won five of them
for more thon two minufes, they ron stay 10. Nsturtrl selection is defined os the process _
underwoter fifteen minutes before the course of evolution by preserving those
hoving to surfoce for oir. trqits best odopted for on orgonism's survivql.
o. os long d. so long thot o. lo which directs d. thot directs.'
b. os long os e. for long bo which direcls il e. whose direction
c. so long c. directs it
5. Protein digestion begins in the stomoeh _ 1 l. _ 363 miles between rhe cities of Albony
ends in the smsll intestine. ond Buffslo in New York Stote. the Eric Cqnol
o. while d. becouse helped link the Atlontic Oceqn with ihe Greot
b. ond e. therefore Lokes.
c. howl o. The extension of d. Extends
b. The extension e. Extended
6. When nqturol gos burns, its _ into qtorns of
c. Extending
corbon ond hydrogen.
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12. The chief sources of B12, u woter-soluble 20. _ he begon to mqke friends more eotily.
vitomin -- stored in the body, include o. Hoving entered school in the new city, it
meot, milk ond eggs. wos found thof
o. is nol d. thot not b. After entering the new school,
b. thot not
is e. ore not c. When he hqd been entering the new
c. not thot is
school,
軍3. ____ is rooted iR experiments in iron Ond d. Upon enrering into the new school,
steel conducted in the nineteenih century. e. Before entering the new school,
●. While the histOry of twenfieth… cenfury
B. WRTTTEN EXPRES$ION
archttchFe
b. The histOry of twentieth― cenlury oFChilecture
21. ln the United Srofes, there ore much holidoyr
t Thot the history of twentiethⅢ cetttury A B c
orchi† eclure
throuchoui盤 year.
d. 3oth twenile輔 1‐ century orchilecture and its D E
history
22. Tomoloes orows`』 yeOr Lttg h ttOrldo.
e. The historicol of fwenfiefh-cenfury
A B c D E
qrchitecture
23. Cupples ore sometimes銀 ‖roinbow饉
14, The changes in this city hclve cccurred_
s. wifi swiftness d. been ropid
A B c
becouse of the molesi briohi colors
b. ropidly e. being rupid
c. ropid D E
24. On tte floOr Ofthe Pccific Oceon L hundreds
15. Monufacturing is Conqdo's rnost importont
economic activity. *_17 percent of rhe A B
workforce. of ttα l― 10pped mountains more than o mile
u. Engoges d. engoging C D`
b. qnd to engoge benectth se● level.
e" thot engoging
c. thot it engoge E

16. I wish you would tell me 25。 3ecouse of the fiourish with which John Honcock
o. who is being iived next door A
b. who dOes iive in the nexi dOOr signed the DeciorotiOn of:ndependence his
co who lives next door B
d. who nexi door wOs living nome become synonvmous with―
eo who living nexi doOr CF D E
17. During the DOytono′ 由e leod ccr_____ 26. SeOregOl:On m Oublic sch● ●Is
leaヤ 始9 the cthers fOr behind. A B
o. forwOrded ropidiγ wos deciare unco■ 3titutio■ ●i by the Supreme
bo odvonced ropidly C D
c odvonced forwdrd ropidly Courl:n1954`
d. odvonced in o ropid:γ monncr E
e. ropid forwOrded
27. Siriυ 5′ the DOg SIoら is the m● si brioLfesf
18. The factthoi spoCo explorOlion hosincreased . A
drom● licc‖ y in the past thirty'eorS_ StOF h the Sky with on ob501ute magnitude
o. is on ev:dence of us wonting iO knOw mOr● B
of our solar system αbouitwenty‐ three times thal of the Sun.
b,indicOtes thot we cre very,Oger10:eorn Oli
C D E
we ccln abOu!our solo「 syttem
c how we wantto learn more ObOu↑ he solor 28. K:‖ er wholestend lo wanderin fomily closters
system A B
d. is pOinting† 。 evidence Of our intention lo lhot huntr picy′ ond restinc iOgetheL
know O l。 l more aboOt whOt is cOlled our C D E
s● Icr system
et proves thatspace explorofion cOuld cOstless 29. Some of lhe mOst useful resistor moterici ore
thon it used io be A B c D
corbon′ metOisP Ond m● Ici‖ c OI:oys.
19. John soid thot no other cor could go
E
o. so fest like his cor
b. os fq$ like his csr 30. The cOmmunttv Of Bethesdo′ Mary:ond′
c. qs fost like the csr of him A
d. os fost os his cqr WCIS preViOus known tt Dorcy15 StOre.
e. os fqster like his core B C D E
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31. Alloys of gold cnd copper huve been widely REABING COITIIPREHENSION
ABC
*]sinq in vqrious types of coins. QUESTTONS {r - 49
DE There qre two bosic types of glociers, those
thot, flow outword in oll directions witir little
32" J. H. Prqtf used group theropy eorly in this regord for ony underlying terroin and those
ABC thot ore confined by terroin to o pcrficulor
€enrury when he brought tuberculosis potients poth.
D The first cotegory of glociers includes those
together to:discuss its diteqse. mussive blonkets thqt cover whole continefits,
E oppropriotely colled ice sheets. There must be
ever 501000 $quqre kilometers of lond
The United Stofes hos impoit'ull corpet wools
AB 5 covered v/ifh ice for the glocier to quolify cs
on ice sheet. When portions of on ice rheet
in recent yeors becEuse domestic wools qre
spreod out over the oceon, they form ice
c shelves.
too fine snd soft for corpets.
About 20,000 yeqrs sgo the Cordilleron
DE Ice Sheet covered neorly alt the mounfoins in
34. lrving Berlin wr$te "Oh How I Hote to Get Up soulfiern. Alosko, weitern Conodo, snd the
10
A vrestern United $totes. lt v/os qbout 3
in the Morning" while servins in s U.S. A,rmy kilometers deep ot its thickest point in northern
B CD
5 Alberts. Now there qre only tv/o sheets left on
during World Wor l. Eorth, those ccvering Greenland and
E Antorctico.
.Any domelike body of ice thot olso flows
35. Bqnks ore rushing to merge becouse out in oll directions but covers less thori 50pO0
AB squore kilometer: is cqlled on ice cop. Although
consolidotionr enoble them fo slosh theirs costs
ice cops ore rore nowodoys, fhere qre u
CD 15 number in northecrstern Conodo, on Bsin lslond,
ond expqnd.
snd on the Queen Elizobeth lslqnds.
E
The second cstegory of glociers includes
36. Thot woter hos s very high specific hesr fhose of cr voriety of shcper and sizes
A generolly colled mountoin or olpine'glociers.
meons thot without o lorge tempersture change Mounfoin glociers ore typicolly idemified by
B. the londform that controls their flow. One form
woter csn odd or lose o lorge number of heal, 20 of mountoin glocier thot resembles on ice cop
CDE is rhot it flows ouiwqrd in severol directions
37. Benny Goodmun wos equolly tolent€d os called on ice field. The difference between qn
A ice fieldond on ice cop is suhle. Essentiolly, the
both o iozz performer qs well qs o clossicol flow of on ice field is somewhot conrrolled by
BCD surrounding terrqin qnd thus does not hove the
musicion. domelike shcpe of o cop. There ore severol ice
E fields in the Wrongell. St Elios, ond Chugoch
. mounfgins of Alosko ond northern British
38. The stote se<rl still used in /vlqssochusEtfs Columbio.
AB Less spectoculor thon lorge ice fieldsore the
designed by Poul Revere, who olso designed
25 most common types of mountoin glociers: fhe
CD cirque ond volley gloriers. Cirque glociers ore
the firsf Continentol currencv.
found in depressions in the surfoce of the lond
E
snd hsve o chorocferisfic circulsr shape. The
39. Quorfer horses were developed in the ice of volley glociers, bound by terroin, flows
eighteenth-century-Yirg inio to rqcg on courses down volleys, curves oround {fieir corners, ond
AB folls over cliffs.
shorr of obouf q gucrrter of o mile in length.
CDE 41. Whot does the possoge moinly discuss?
o" Where mofor glociers ore locqted
40. No longer sotisfied with the emphosis of the b. How glociers shope the lond
ABCD c. How glociers ore formed
Denishqwn School, AAsrtho moving to the rt<lff d. How glociers give impoct to people
E e. The different kinds of glociers
of the Eosimun Sehool in'1925.
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in pdrugroph 2 is closest The Swortkrons cove in South Africo hos
in meoning to,.. been under excqvqfion since the 1940's. The
o. Huge d. Recent eq rliesf fossil-contqining loyers of sed imento ry
b. Strange e. Destructive 10 rock in ihe cove dote from obout I.9 million
c. Cold yeors ogo ond contoin extensive remoins of
43" lt con be inferred thot ice sheets ore so onirnols, primitiye tools, ond two or more
nomed for which of the following reosons? species of opelike hominids. The key recent
o. They ore confined to mounfoin volleys. discovery involved bones from the hond of
b. They cover lorge oreos of lond. Austrolopithecus Robustus, the first time such
c They sre thicker in some sreos lhon in
bones hoye been found.
olhers. The most importont feoture of the
d. They hove o chorocteristic circulqr shope. Austrolopithecus Robustushond wqs the pollicol
e. They ore given by ihe indigenous people distol thumb rip. the lost bone in the thumb. The
bone hod on ottq€hment point for o ,,uniquely
44. According to the possoge, ice shelves csn be humon" muscle, the flexor pollicislongus, ihot
found ".. hod previously been found only in more recent
a. covering on entire continent --
" oncestors. Thot muscle gove Austrolopithecus
b. buried within the mountoins Robustuson opposoble thumb, o feoture thot
c. spreoding into the oceon would qllow them to grip obiecfs, including
d. filling deep volleys tools. The reseorchers olso found primiiive bone
e. deep down in the oceon ond stone implements, especiolly digging tools,
45. According to the possoge, where wos in the sqme loyers of sediments.
the
Cordilleron lce Sheet thickest? 20 Austrolopithecus Robustuswere more
o. Alosko heovily built- more "robustn' in onthropologicol
b. Greenlond terms-thon their successors. They hod brood
c. Norrhern Brirish Colombio foces, heovy iows, ond mossive crushing ond
grinding teeth thot were used for eoting hord
d. Antqrctica
fruits, seeds, ond fibrous underground plont
e. Alberto
ports. They wolked upright, which would hove
46. The word "rqre" in pcrogroph 4 is closest in allowed them to corry ond use tools. Most
meoning to 25 experts hod previously believed that Homo
s. Smsll d,Widetpreod Hqbiliswere oble to supplont Austrolopithecus
b. Unusuql eo Adclmclni Robustus becouse the former's obility to uje
c. Vqluoble tools gove lhem on innote superiority. The
discovery thaf Austrolopithecus Robustus olso
47. According to the possage (porogroph 5), ice
used tools meons thot reseorchers will hove to
fields resemble ice cops in which of the
seel< other explonotions for their exiinction.
following woys? 30 Perhops their relionce on noturolly occurring
o. Their shope d. Their gize plonrs led to their downfoll os the climote
b. Their flow e. Their locqfion become drier ond cooler, or perhops Homo
c. Their texture
Hobilis, with their bigger broins, were simply
48. The yr'ord "it" in porogroph 5 refers to oble to moke more sophisticoted tools.
o. Glocier.z d. Terrsin 50. [t con be inferred from the first porogrcph
b. Cop ' e. Field
rhot qll of the following moy hove mode
c. DiffeFenCe
qnd used tools EXCEPT.
49。 丁he word`ヽ ubtle"in paragroph 5 1s closesiin o. Austrolopithecus robustus
meoning lo b. Homo erectus
a. Slight d. Meqsuroble c. Homo hobili:
bo COmmon e. Tedious d. Humqn's direct oncestors
c. lmportOni″ e. .Austrolopithecus robusfus' sncestors
QUESTTONS 50 - s8 51 . The word 'nextensive" in porogroph 2 is
Tools ond hond bones excoyoted from the
closest in meoning to . . .
Swsrtkrqns cave complex in South Africa
suggest thqf s close relqtive of eorly humons o. Numerous d. Voluoble
known os Austrolopithecus Robustusmoy htrve b. Exposed e. Comprehensible
mode qnd used primitive tools long before the c, Ancient

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species become extinct mlllion yeors ogo. lt
*oy even hqve mude ond used primitive toots 52. Which of the following does the ourhor
long before humonity's direct oncestor, Homo mention qs the most importont recent
Hobilis, or 'tondy monr" begon doing so. discovery mode in the Swortkrons cove?
Homo Hobilisond its successor, Homo erectus, ●. Too:s d. Weopons
coexisted with Austrqlopithecus Robusruson the b. Teelh
ploins of South Africo for more thon o million e. Hond bones
co Plonf fOssils
yeorc.
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53. Whot does the third porogroph ヽぃGinly ln the 1940's ond I950's, biochemists
discuss? strived to leqrn why eoch of the vitomins wos
q. Feotures of Austrolopithecus robustus' essentiql for heolth. They discovered thot key
hond enzymes in metobolism depend on one or
b. Purposes for which hominids used tools qnother of the vitomins os caenzymes to
c. Methods used to defermine the oge of perform the chemistry thot provides cells with
fossils
energy for growfh ond function. Now, these
enzyme hunters occupied cenfer stoge.
d. Significont plont fossils found in loyers of You ore owqre thot the enzyme hunterj
sediment
e. Ausfrolopithecus robuslus'woys of lives
hove been reploced by o new breed of
hunfers who ore trocking genes-the blueprints
54. lt con be inferred from the description for eoch of the enzymes-ond ore discovering
in the
lost porogroph thot Austrolopithecus robustus
the defective genes thot couse inherited
diseoses-diabetes, cystic fibrosis. These gene
wos nqmed so beccuse of the species' hunters, or genetic engineers, use
Q. Ancesす ors d.Diet recombinoni DNA technology fo identify ond
b.Thumb e.Cusioms clone genes ond introduce them into
c. 3じ :ld bocteriol cells ond plonts to creote foctories
for the msssive production of hormones qnd
55, The wOrd F、 じpplonll' in IOst parOgroph is
voccines for medicine ond for better crops for
ciOsest in meaning tO ogriculture. Biotechnology has become o
●. Exploil d.:mitote multibillion-dollor indusiry.
b. Disploce e.Guorontee ln view of the inexorqble progress in
c. Undersland science, we con expect thot the gene hunters
will be reploced in the spotlight When and
56, The word "them" in lqst porogroph refers to by whom? Which kind of hunter will dominore
s. Tools the scene in the lost decode of our woning
b. Homo hobilis century ond in the eorly decodes of the next?
c. Austrolopithecus robustus I wonder whefier the hunters who will occupy
d. Experts lhe spotlight will be neurobiologists who
e. Ancestors opply the techniques of the enzyme ond gene
hunters to the functions of the broin: Whst to
57. The phrose "relionce on" in lqst porogroph is coll them? The heqd hunters. I will return to
closest in meoning lo them lqter.
o. impoct on d. discovery of 59. Whot is ihe moin topic of the possoge?
b. dependence on e. bqsed on q. The microbe hunters
c. toleronce of b. The potentiol of genetic engineering
58. Where in the pussoge does the quthor c. The progress of modem medical
mention the moteriols from which tools were reseorch
msde? d. The discovery of enzymes
u, Lines 4-6 d,Lines 1 6… 19 e. The spreod of diseoses in the decsdes
b. Lines 7-9 e.Lines 21‐ 23 of the I920's ond I93O's
c. Lines l2-I3 60. The word '\nhich" in porogroph I refers to .,.
QuesI:o躍 559‐ 69
o. Disesset d. Diphtherio
The flrsi twO decodes Of this century
b. Microbe e. Genes
were dominQted by the microbe hυ nters. c. Cholerq
These hunters hOd trocked down one cier 6,l. The word "incriminoted" in purogroph I is
OnoⅢer of the nticrObes responsible for the closest in meoning to . . .
mosi dreoded icourges Of mony centuriest a. lnvestigoted d. Produced
S tuberculosis´ cholerO′ diphtlleri。 . Bui there′ b. Criminqlized e. Blomed
remoined some terrible diseoses for which c. Eliminsted
no microbe cOuld be ,■ criminaled.: scurvy′
pe‖ agra″ rickets″
62. Which of the following con be cured by o
beriberi. Then il wOs
chonge in diet?
discovered lhot these diseoses were coused
by the 10ck Of vitOminsr o troce substoice in
o. Tuberculosis do Pe‖ agro
b. Cholero e.Rube‖ o
漁e diet The diseoses could be prevented or
cured by consuming foods tho十
c. Cystic fibrosis
contcined漁 0
vilomins.And so in the deccldes ofthe 1 920's 63. The word "strived" in porogroph 2 is closest
ond 1930's′ nutrilion becorne a science ond in meoning t● ...
the vitOmin hunters reploced the microbe o. Fcliled do Studied
huniers. b, Tried e,Sfre■ 9thened
c. Experimented
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64 How dO vittmins influence health? One cruciol developrtent in this moverneni
●. They ore necessory for sOme enzγ mes tO toword indusiricHzctiOn wos the OrOwth Of
funct10n. the rO:irood5.The rci!woy network expOnded
b. They protect the body from nlicrObes.
ropldly unl:￨十he ralirood map of the united
c.■ ley keep fOOd frOm sp。 ling. 10
Stotes i00ked‖ ke o spldeF'S WeL with the
d. They ore broken dOwn by cel16 1o produce
sieef fllomen、 cOnnecting o‖ importOnt
energy.
sources of rOw moleriols′ their pl● ces o子
e, They destroy clll viruses in humont bOdie事
manufoclure″ and their centers of distribution.
65.in the ttird porOgroph′ the cuihOr cOmpores The rOilrOOds cOnfributed to the indusiFiOI
ce‖ s lhal have been geFnetico‖ y giterecl bγ grOwth not only b,COnnecting these moiOr
biotechnicisns to centers′ bじ l oiso by lhemseives consuming
q. Gqrdens d. Spotlights enormOus cmounts of ftel′ :rOn′ Ond cocti.
b. Crops e, Fuctories Mo■ y fccIOrs inluenced erYlerging mOdes
c. Hunterg Of prOduction. For exomple′ mochine iools′
the toOis used 10 make 9oOdsa Were stead:ly
66. The wOrd彗 袖 ern3'In,cragroph 3 refers tO
improved in the lo廿 er part Of the nineteen轟
Q.cells ond p10nts
centurγ ‐
Q:waγ 5 with On eye to speedier
b.hormones
produci:o■ Ond iower unil cOsls.The produd時
c. genes
of the fOctOries were ropidly obsorbed by
do gene huniers Or genetic engineers
the grOwing c:=:es that shellered the wOrkers
e. foctorles
ond the distributors. The increosed uFbOn
6ア. The phFOSe ibccupy the sp。 ャ
lighず ' in iO麟 popじ l● flon was nourished by the increosed
poragroph is ciosest:n mecning to.… farm production thoち in fUrn′ wos mode more
oo recelve the Flosf OftenIIon procIり ciive by the use of †
he new fOrllt
b。 9o the furthesi mochinery.Americcln clgriculttJrOi prOduction
c. conquer lerrilory kepl up with the urbon demOnd ond sti‖ had
d. lighten the lood surpluses for sole lo the industricl centers of
eo change the broken genes Europe.
68.Which Of tte fOllowing best describes the The icbOr ihoi ron the foctOries and buill
outhOr'stone in the losi porclgroph Of the ihe rOllwOys wOs recruiled in port frOm
passoge? American fOrm arecs where people were
●.Critical doEmoャioncI being dispioced by form machinery′ in part
bo SpeCり lQ† iVe eo Hopё less from Asio′ Ond in pQ"from Europe.Europe
c. Appreciolive now begon fo send tides of immigronls from
eostern and 50uthern Europe‐ mo5t Of Whom
69。 With which Of the f。 :lowing stOlements would
vere origino:ly poor formers bu,who getlled
the C3薇 Or be mo5↑ likely fo αgree?
in Americon industriol cities.The money to
0. The focus Of medicOl reseα rch wili chonge in
nnance this tremendoじ s exponsiOn of the
the nexilwO deCOdes.
Americon economy still come from Europecn
b. MedicOl breakttroughs Offen depend On
｀ 食nOnciers forthe most pOrta butthe Americons
iuck.
c Medicoi research throughoり t袖 e tWen責 eth were opprooching the doy when their
centtry hos been dOminoted by microbe expansiOn cOuld be inOnced in their own
hunie臨 `lη oney morket,''
do MOst disecses cre cOused by deFedive
70。 Whot does the possclge mainlソ discussl
genes.
cI. The hiJbry of rOilroods in the unifed
e. New medicol research witt mOst:lkeiソ die in
the few yecrs. Sttles
b.The maiOr unk)d states indusfriOl centers
金vesI:ons´ 70-81 c. Factors thal offected industriolizatiOn in
in the mid‐ nineteenth cenlury′ lhe uniled the Uniled Stofes
Stotes hOd tremendou3 nCIttrOI FeSOurcesぬ ot d. The r。 10 0f 。9riculture in the nineteenth
coじ ld be exploited in OrderiO develop heavγ century
induslry.Mosi of the rOw matettGL thα t are e. The effects Of industr:α lizofiOn on peopleb
voluoble in tte manufOcture of mochinery′

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cool′ Ond ● the bosic ingred:enis Of
::‐
ciosest in meoning十 o.…
industriOl grOWth‐ were plenllful ond needed
o. /vtinerqls d. Supplies
oniγ tte appliccti9n of technicOl expertise′
b. Products e. Components
organizotionoi skill′ oid lobOr.
c. lvtethods
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72. Why does the outhor mention 't spider,s 79. Acrording to the possoge, whqt did rhe
web" in parogroph 2? United Stotes supply to Europeon chies?
o. To emphqsize the rsilrosd's consumption o. Mochine tools
of oil ond coql b. Money
b. To describe the complex structure of rhe c. Row msterisls
roilwoy system d. Weopons
c. To exploin the problems broughf on by e. Agriculturolproduce
roilwoy expunsion
d. To describe rhe difficulties involved in the
80. The word "rqn" in lost porogroph 2 is
closest in meoning to
distribution of raw moteriqls
a. Operoted d. Owned
e. To exploin the importonce of b. Hurried e. Rush
industriolizotion
c. Constructed
73. The word "rhemselves" in porogroph 2 8.I. Where in the possoge does the outhor
refers fo... mention the finonciol ospect of industriql
o. Sources d. Plqces exponsion?
b. Centers e. Moior cenfers o. First porogroph
c. Rqilroods b. Second parogroph
c" Third porogroph
74. According to the possqge, sll of the d. The beginning sentence of porogroph I
following vrere true of roilroqds in the e. Lust porogroph
United Stotes in tlre nineteenth century
EXCEPT thot.. . QUE$T|ON$ 82 - 89
o. they connected importoni industriol cities Awsrded the Nobel prize tor physicr in
b. rhey developed in q relotively shori time 1918, Germon physics Mox Plonck is best
c. they were necesscrry to the remembered os the originotor of fie quontum
industriolizoiion process 5 iheory. His work helped user in q new ers in
d. they were exponded in q short time theoreticql physics qnd revolutionized the
e. they used relqtively smoll quontities of scientific community's understonding of otomic
notursl resources qnd sub-otomic processes,
v5. According to the passoge, whot wos one Plonck introduced un ideo thot led to the
effect of the improyement of mochine tools? quantum lheory, which become rhe
o. Lower msnufocturing cosfs foundotion of nrrentieth century physics. ln
b. Betfer distribution of goods December 1900, Plonck worked oui sn
c. More efficient tronsportotion of notursl equdfion thot described the disrribution of
resources rodiution occurofely oyer the rqnge of low to
d. A reduction in indusfriol iobs rn high frequencies. He hod developed c theory
e. lncreosed number of workers which depended on o model of mqtier thof
seerned yery strdnge ot the time. The model
76. According to the pqssoge, who were the required the emission of electromognetic
biggest consumers of monufqctured
rodiation in smoll chunks or psrticles. These
products?
pqrticles were loter colled quontums. The
o. Roilwoy workers d. Europeons
energy ossocioted with eqch quontum is
b. Formers e. City dwellers
meqsured by multiplying the frequency of the
c. Civil serYonts
radiotion, v, by o universol consfont, h. Thus,
77。 The word 'hourished" in porogruph 3 is energy, or E, equols hv. The constcnt, h, is
closest in meoning to . . . known Es Plonck's constont lt is nol\,
o. Protected d. Psid recognized o5 one of the fundomentol
b. Fed e. Reconstructed constont of the world.
c. Housed 15 Plonck snnounced his finding in I g00,
78. Wh.ich of the following is NOT rn e sbour
but it wss yeors before teh full consequences
United Stutes fqrmers in the nineteenth of his revolutionory qusntum theory were
century? recognized. Throughout his life, Plonck mode
o. They lost some iobs becouse of significont contributions fo optics,
mechonizotion. fhermodynomics ond stostisticol mechonics,
b. They were unoble to produce sufficient 20 physicol chemistry, qnd other fields. ln I93O,
food for urbsn oreos He wus eleoed president of the Koiser
c. They roised their produciviry by using Wilhelm society,which wos renomed the Mox
new machinery. ll. Though deeply opposed ro the foscisr
d. They sold food to Europeon countries, regime of Adolf Hitler, Pl<rnck remqined in
e. They monoged to produce mor€ Germony throughour teh wor. He died in
commodities Gotringen on Ocfober 4,1947,
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82. ln which of rhe following fields did Mex physic ond electricol engineering ot eueens
Plonck NOT mqke o significont contribution? College ond Columbio University, both in New
o. Optics d. Biology York City qnd lqrer received o ph.D. in
b. Thermodynamics e. physics engineering physic Cornel University in lthoco,
c. Stosfisticol mechsnics New York ln 1954, while srill qn
83. Theword *'revolutionory', qs used in undergroduote student, /vloog formed his own
compony to sell *eremins ond theremin kits.
porogroph 3, meons...
Soon ofter, Moog begon working on o
o. Dongerous do MilttOrお t
b. Extremist keyboord instrument thot could replicote the
e.Aloof
c. .irtornentous sound of ony musicol instrument electronicolly.
Working with Americqn composer Herbert
84. lt con be inferred from the pcssoge ihct Deufsch, Moog introduced the prototype
Plonck's work led fo the developnrent of
Moog Synrhegizer of o convention in 1964.
which of the following?
The device represented o significont odvonce
a. The rockef
b. The ofomic bomb over previous elec?ronic synthesizer becouse
d. The internsl combustion engine of its use of new semiconductor fechnology,
o. The computer which msde itsmoller ond considerobly
b. The industriolizotion cheoper ihsn eorlier mochines. The Moog, os
85" The porticles of eleoromognetic rodistion it wos known, wos soon in demond by
given off by mofter ore known os... musiciqn oll over the world.
o. Quantulns d. Yolences ln 1964, Moog begon o colloborotion
bo Aloms e. Profons with Americon composer ond orgonist Wolter
●. ElectrOns Corlos (now Wendy Corlos), who releosed
86. The wOrd itniversOl'l os used in porOgroph 2 the bestselling electronic music olbum
most neerly meons... Switched-On Bqch in 1968. Rock groups such
o. Plonetory d. Alwoys present qs the Beotles ond Yes ond iozz musicions
b. Cosmic e. Eorthly such qs Herbie Honcock end Chick Coreo
c. Worldwide 7 begon incorporoting Moog Synthesizer into
87. The implicotion in this possqge is rhot".. their recordings, o trend thqt incressed when
o. Only o Germsn physics could disconer the compony introduced the compoct ond
such o theory portoble Minimoog in 1920. A Moog
b, Plonck's theory could not be proven Synthesizer wqs slso prominently feotured
c. Plqnck's constont wos not discernible on fhe soundtrock fo the movie A Clockwork
before I?00
Oronge in 1971.
d. Rodiotion rnros hord to study
e. Quontum theory, vhich led to Encyclopedio of World Biogrophy, 2008
the
development of twentieth century physics, The word "prominently" in
90。 porogroph 3 con
is bosicolly o mothemoticol formulq
eosily be reploced by ...
88. '1(n ideo" qs used in porogroph 2. refers to.." o. Significontly d. Excellently
o. A model of motter b. Perfectly e. Ropidly
b. Emission of elecfromognetic radiotion c. Accurotely
c. Quontums
d. The equoiion. rhot described rhe 91. The possoge describes lherernin os o/on ...
distribution of rodiotion occurctely over a. prototype of Moog Synthesizer
the ronge of low to high frequencies b. iniiiol electronic music instrument
e. The principles
c. musicol instrument to replicote the sound
89. The word'bmission" os used in porogroph 2 d. instrument of electronic tool
megns".. e. instrumenf invented by Moog
a. Giving off d. Toking bock 92. The pronoun
b. Holding on to "it" porogroph 2 refers to...
e. Toking over
c. Throwing owoy o. electronic synthesizer
b. o keyboord instrumenf
QUESTION 90.95 c. moclrines
Robert Moog wos qn,{mericqn inventor who d. new semiconductor technology
developed the r\Aoog Synftesizer. lt wqs one of e. prototype of Moog Synthesizer
lhe firsr synthesizers to goin widespreod use os
q musicql instrument Moog's synthesizers were 93. According to the possoge, oll of the following
qn importont po Line of musicql innovotion in ore lrue obout The Moog, EXCEPT...
rock and iozz music in the 1960s ond I9Z0s. u. it wqs invented by Robert Moog
-
5 Robert Arthur Moog wos born in eueens, c b. it wos first introduced in ,l964
borough of New york City 25 yeors sgo. He c. it initioted new technology which wos
becqme fqscinsted with electronics €rs o smqller ond cheoper thon previous
teensger, porticulorly on eorly elec-tronic music d. it wqs the firsf synthesizer in the world
instrument colled rhe theremin. Moog studied
e. it wos desired by mony musicisns
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94. The porogroph following the possoge
most 96. www.catatanmatematika.com
The bert title for the possoge would
likely discusses... be...
o. colloborqtion between The Moog o. Pickpockets ore weltdressed
ond b. Jingle Bellschools
ofher musicions
the description of compoct ond porroble
c. Pickpockets
d. The honging of pickpockets
Mini Moog
e. The ddyonfoges qnd disodvqntoges
ｃ． ｄ ．
the improvemenf of Moog Synthesizer of
being picpockets
trend in the music industry obout
synfhesizer 97. The honging of pickpockeb were no,
e. Moog's next proiects continued becouse ...
95. The moin ideo
o. they were lorge crowd of people
of porogroph three is... b. it wos ogoinst humonity
o. The Moog in the music industry
e. the police were not ot the honging
b. The introduction of Mini Moog
c. The colloborotion of The Moog d. mony people disogree wfth rhis merhod
with e. it wos not effective ro stop pickpocketing
music groups
d. The functions of The Moog 98. Pick pocketing is ... crime.
e. The r\loog's colloborotion in music field o. on old
b. o modern
QUESTTONS 96-100
Throughout history, people hove been the
c. o temporory
victim of pickpockets. Todon pick pocketing
d. q contemporory
e. o compelling
is the one of the most ropidly increosing
crimes. Pickpockets ore increosing in number 99. The possoge mentions thot pickpockets
steel
ond developing better methods to line in /from rhe foltowing, excepr
s procfice their skill. Approximotely one
million o. crowded ploces
Americons lose money to pickpockets every b. the shops
yeur, ond none is reolly sofe from o skilled c. drunksrds
pickpockets. His victims, or.morks'os they
ore d. women
colled, con be rich or poor, young or cld. e. public ploces -
During the eighteenth century, pickpockets
100. South Americcns pickpockets sre the most
were honged in Englond, lorge crowds of
efficient ones becsuse ...
people would gother v/otch ?he honging,
which wos supposed to be o worning to other
o. they ore well-troined
10 pickpockefs. However, in time the proctice
b. they qre hondsome
wos discontinued. The reoson: while people
c. they ore well-dressed
were otfentively wofching the honging of o
d. they are respectoble
pickpockets, ofier pickpockets skillfully €. they ore well-known
stole
the money of spectotors.
Police officiol soy rhot rhe mosr efficient
pickpockets come from South Americo. Mony
of these expert pickpockets ore troined in
speciol school cslled ,Jingle Bell Schools," A
t5 pickpocket's groduofe from J. B. S when he is
oble to steol o wollet from o dresses dummy
(monnequin) thot hos bells inside its pockets.
Even the most well dressed, respectoble
person moy be o pickpocket. Some of the
fovorite ploces of pickpockets ore bonks,
o irports, rocetrock, su permo rkets, e levotors,
and troin ond bus stotions. Oftentimes o
20 pickpocketwillworkwi*r onother pickpockeh
os his portner. Another kind of pickpockefs
works outside or inside bors qnd speciolize in
steol,ng from women is colled o npurse
snofcher'.
To ovoid being the victim of o pickpocket,
to be very coutious ond olert
itns importont
when in the midst of lorge gorhering of rhe
people.