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81. Chrisll give you a call as soon as she

1. will arrive 2. is arriving 3. is going to arrive

4 arrives arive
82. IfKaren about his nancial situation, she would have helped him.

1. had known 2. had been knowing 3. have known

4. knew S. knows

83. Mercedes-Benz in Suttgart, Gemany for manyyears now.

1. are made 2. are making 3. have been made

4. have made 5. being made

84 Try and be nice to your friend. He's a bard time at the moment.

1. going down 2. going through going on

Onli
4. going out 5. going into

85. We cameacrossa friend of_at thesupermarketyesterday.

1. us 2. 3. ourS

4. my $. mine

86 Peter liked his new apartınent very much, be found it somewhat noisy.

1. Although 2. Since 3. Despite of

4. Unless S. However

87. The policeman asked the driver, "Do you have your seat belt

1. fasten 2. fastens 3. being fastened

4. fastening $. fastened

88. Robert can't send the package he found out the new address.

1. after 2. when 3. unti

4. as soon as 5. since

89. Self-esteem is important for peopie to like

1. oneself 2. herself 3. himself

4. yourselves 5. themselves

90. Linda made the soup by mixing meat with some vegetables.

. little 2. a litle 3. few

4. a few 5 fewer

91. Only two countries in South America, Bolivia andParaguay,are inland. All of have coastines.
I. other 2. the other 3 others
4. the others S. another
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92. Ryder Cup star lan Pouiter won his European Tour event in threeyears yesterday.

1 rst 2. a rst 3. at rst 4. the st 5. every rst

93.A iearning environment will result in a better quality of life ofstudents.

1. happy and encourage 2. happy and encouraging

3. happily and encouragingly 4. happily and encouraged

5. happiness and encouragement

94. The keyboards of computers and typewriters are

1. samc 2. like 3. resembie

4. similar s. match

9s. After we the refrigerator, we install it in the kitchen before we could use it.

1. buy / bave 2. buying/shouid 3. bought/ had to

4. were able to buy / ought to 5. are buying / are having

96. Samart has more time to be with his family now he has quit hissccond job.

so 2. then 3 while

4. before S. because

97. She tumed off the radio. The radio made too much noisc.

1. She tumed off the radio, yet the radio made too much noise.

2. She turned off tbe radio, for the radio made too much noise.

3. She turned off the radio although the radio made too much noise.

4. She tumed off the radio, and the radio made too much noise.

S. She turned off the radio as well as the radio made too much noise.

98. The Royal Thai Air Force Acadcmy is the youngest of the Royal Thai service academies. It was

in 1953.
I. acquired 2. programmed 3. quali ed

4. commissioned S. established

99. Prapas and Jaruwan are in complete They're going to buy the two new computers and hire

the two new cmployees.

I. cmployment 2. agreement 3. benc t

4. surprise S. appointment

100. When Wachara heard that song on the radio, it _memories of his secondaryschooldays.

1. brought back 2. sct aside 3. took care of

4. looked after 5. ran into

PO1. Many university students stay in a while they are attending school.

1: hotel 2. barracks 3. mansion

4. domitory S camp
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102. Maria, the secretary, is taking minutes. What does this mean?

I. She's writing đowa what happens during the meeting.

2. She's tining how long the meeting takes.

3. She tells everyone when the meeting is over.

4. She spends too much time.

5. She takes a coffee break.

I03. The recent worldwide increase in oil prices has led to a denand fortransportation.

I. greatness 2. greatty 3. greatest 4 great 3. greaten

104. Korn is interested in designing and building machines. He'll probably get a degree in

1. chemistry 2. ne arts 3. engineering 4. biology 5. anthropology

105. Customer: You spilled cold water on me.

Waiter : I'm sorry, sir. It was an accident

I. I didn't meanto 2. I didn't want to 3. I have no inteation to

4. Ireally don't know

106. Wichai: Look! This whoie row is full.

S. I wish I didn't

Onlt
I. by the way

107. Situation AtLiiy's place

NMn Onliae
Prance: Somcone must already be in our seats

2. by mistake 3 bypass 4. byproduct 5. by and large

Jeany: I am very sorry. I broke your glass.

Lily:
1. I đon't mind. 2. That's all right with me. 3. You are excused.

4. It doesn'tmatter. S. That's too bad.

108. Janut:

Attapon: Yes, I think it's time for breakfast.

1. Do you study hard? 2. Are you thirsty? 3. Are you hungry?

4. How can you know? S. Do you have the time?

I09. Waranya: Tana lost his wallet last night.

Chanon:

1. Again? How did be get along? 2. Really He had to be careless to lose.

3. Of course! What do you want me to do? 4. It's a shame. He must bave been more careful.

$. That's too bad. He should have been more careful.

110. A: What do you think about this plan?

B

I. It's a great idea. 2. Ireally đon't want to. 3. It's very kind of you.
4. Sure, no wonder! S. I thinkI will.
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11. Ted's mother put his toothbrush and a cean shirt in a small suitçase. She took Ted over to his grandparents.

I. Ted brushes his teeth a lot.

2. Ted likes to visit his grandparents.

3. Ted's grandparents like to have Ted over.

4. Ted is going to stay overnight with his grandparents.

5. Ted's mother has to arrange everything for Tcd's grandparents

112. Wing: You look tircd, Dan. What's wrong?

Dan: I'm not sure. I just don't have any energy.

Wing: Are you cating property?

Dan: Not really. I've been skipping brcakfast and just eating a snack for lunch.

Wing: Do you get enough exercise?

Dan: No, I never have time for it.

What did you learn from the diaiog?

. Danhasanimportantjob.
2. Dan has a lot of time for relaxation.

3. Dan hasn't been taking carc of himsclf.

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4. Dan doesn't think exercise is necessary.

5. Dan will be healthy after receiving Wing's suggestions.

I13. Jim bas been sneezing all morning. He started to cough right after lunch. His eyes are a little swollen, too.

I guesshe has a
1. cancer 2. plague 3. heart disease

4. pneumonia S. bad cold

114. Joy and Bank went to the concert. Their scats were located about the middle of the theater. They could

hear the orchestra very well. They could see all parts of the stage. They were glad to get those scats.

L. They would like to get better seats.

2. They had good seats.

3. They didn't cnjoy the performance.

4. They had to pay more moncy to get those scats.

5. The location of their seats was between the orchestra and the stage.

115. By the end of this year the govenment witl provide a monthly allowance to all enlisted disabled people.

I. The govcrmment will give money to disabled citizcns.

2. All disabled citizcns will get some money from the govemment.

3. Monthly allowance will be given to đisabled citizens across the country.

4.. EveryYpoor disabled citizen will get the allowance evcry month.

S. Only registered disabled citizens can get the allowance.

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16. The Consumer Protection Board (CPB) yeserday wamedpeople joining in Loy Kratong Festival

they aight be injured, if they played with reworks in crowdedplaces.

1. People were forbidden to play with reworks in crowded places.

2. People were asked to beaware ofcausing re if they played with reworks.

3. Playing with reworks is a risk in crowded places

4. There were no problems if people played with reworks carefully.

5. Fires and injuries can't be avoided when peopke play with reworks in crowded places.

I17. In smali towns with average ages in the 50s or above, many old fam bouses are abandoned or

under-utilised by ekderly resideËs after their adult chitáren have left for jobs in the cities.

According to the above statement, which sentence isn't correct?

1. Some ekderly people still work oa fams.

2. Younger people have left their farms to work in the cities.

3.

5.
Okd farms ane not well-utilised.

4. People can't nd jobs ia small towns.

Old farm houses are left.

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I18. Read the advertisement quote. Where is the quote from?

Please

Keep my teeth for my fature!

Tooth Stem Cell collection ad preservation 10years.

1. The Romantic Hua His Spa and Resort 2. Tonglor Bar and Restaurant

Siam Optical Centre 4. Romrawin Skin Care & Beauty

5. Bangkok Dental Hospital

I19. Man:I want a checking account.

Woman : We have different kinds of checking accounts. How much would you like to đeposit?

From the above conversation, we can assume that the man is at the

1. airport 2. travel agency 3. bank

4. mall 5. book store

120. Tanya: Watch out, Pete. That gun is dangerous.

Pete: Don't worry, Tanya. t's empty. I justcleaned it.

What warning đid Tanya give Pete?

I. She told hin to be careful. 2. She told him to fx thegun.

3. She told him to look outside. 4. She told him to clean the gun.

5. She tokt him to put the bullets in.

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81. The Prime Minister çalled on the developed nations for support in reducing greenhouse effects.

The meaning of calledon is

1. praised 2. negotiated 3. asked for help 4. got 5: tried hard

82. Kengkart was very bappy to makė a bundred on the test. It was a surprise.
1. pleasant 2. typical 3. usual 4. particular 3. suitable

83. As a pilot, he has had training.

1. uent 2. ordinary 3 stable 4. extensive 5. con dential

84. You have borrowedsuch a greatdeal of money from me lately. I need to exactly hoW much you owe me.

1. work out 2. put out 3. make out 4. break out 5. un o

85. Before the invention of refrigeration, the of sh and meat must bave been a problem.

1. treatment 2. maintenance 3. presentation 4. preservation 5. recommendation

86. The restaurant reopened under the new direction and ownership.

The word direction means

1. agreement 2. management 3. requirement 4. treatrment 5. environmient

87. This jacket with a special chemical that makes it resistant to water.

1. coats 2. has coated 3. is coated 4. coating 5. coated

88. Mybrotheris taller than my father.

1. relatively 2. very 3. more 4. extreme 5. slight

89. The house is dark; the Williams to bed.
1. should go 2. should have gone 3. must go

4. must have gone S. will be going

90. While traveling in Europe,

1.' Jane Adams, stitred by the social reform movement

2. it was the social reform movement that stirred Jane Adams

3. the social reform was stirred by Jane Adams

4. the social reform movement stirred Jane Adams

5. Jane Adams was stirred by the social reform movement

91. Not only the students but also their instructor been called to the principal's of ce.
1. was 2. has 3. have 4 were 5. must

92. Technology will play a key role in future life-styles.

1. shape 2. shapes 3. shaping 4. being shaped 5. having shaped

93. I inGermanyfor 5years.I my work as soon asI arrived.

1. have worked ......began 2. have worked ......have begun

*3. work .....will begin 4. worked .....have begun

5. worked...egan
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94. Which sentence is not corect?

1. He likes boiled eggs whjch are not too hot. 2. Yesterday, I went home by a bus which was very old.

3. The present you gave me is very beautiful. 4. This is a house which doors are made of glass.

5. Can I heip the girl who cannot do her homework?

95 If Anurak his old CD player,he a newmobiletelephone.

1. sells ....uys 2. sold....... would buy 3. sold ........ will buy
4. had sold .....would buy 5. had sold ........ bought
96. A secretary is arranging an appointment for Mr. Wilson to have an interview with her boss.

She asks Mr.Wilson,

1. Will you come on time tomorrow? 2. What quali cation do you have?
3. Is it Tuesday morning OK? 4. Would you like to appoint my boss on Tuesday moming?
5. Will next Wednesday aftemoon be all right?

97. Mr.Bean: Could you connect me to your manager please?

Sccretary:

1. I am busy now. Please call me again. 2. Please tell me what you want to do.

3. Who are you? 4. Could I have your name, please?

5. Name,-phone number, please.

98. A customer in a jade store sees a necklace she really likes in a showcase. She asks
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a salcsperson,

1. Would you take it for me? 2. Do yoủ mind open the showcase?

3. Do you plan to sell this necklace? 4. Don't take it away now.

S. Could I have a look at it?

99. Suree invites Ken to a party. Ken wants to go but not sure whether he can go. He says

to her,

1. I amdelightedthatyou inviteme. 2. Let me check my schedule.

3. I am sorry. I will be going to a movie. 4. Thank you very much.

S. Lct's see what it is all about.

100. Woman: Excuse me. Could you help me locate fabric softeners?

Man: Ccrtainly, you'Il nd them past the canned fruit section, in aisle 6

Where does this conversation take placc?

1. In a department storc. 2. In a supermarket. 3. In a pharmacy.

4. In a service station. 5. In a Laundromat.

101. Larry: Alexandra, where havc you been? I've been waiting 30 minutes.

Alexandra: but I had to nish my lab experiment or I'd get an incompletegrade.

1. I'm sorry 2. Oh dear 3. Really 4. I see 5. So do I

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102. Man: Could I try somc of that delicious ice cream?

Woman: There's hardly enough for dinner.

1. Yes, of course 2. Certainly 3. I have no idea 4. No, sorry 5. Not a problem

103. Paul: How did the exam go? Did you get your score?

Greg: I was rst in my class.

Paul: ...........! Congratulations!

1. Tell me some more 2. Look, who's talking 3. You don'tmean it
4. Let it be 5. Nothing much

104. Ruth: I can't nd which channel it is on.

Alicia: the newspaperfor the TV listings?

1. Do you mind check 2. How about checking 3. Why don't we checking

4. Shall we checking 5. Had you checked

I05. Chris: Doris, Highland Mall is having a big sale this weekend. Do you want to go?

Doris: I don't feel like it. I am broke.

Chris: Well, , can't we?

Doris: Just look around? Nah, that's boring.

Chris: I'll go myself then.

1. we can borrow money from any bank there 2. we can buy lots of things there

3. we can do a fantastic shopping 4. we can bargain there

5. we can still do some window shopping

106.. Hostess: May I help you?

Ron: Yes, I'd like to reserve a table for dinner.

Hostess:

Ron: Six couples.

1. How many chairs do you want 2. How much you can pay for your dinner

3. How many dishes would you like 4. How large a group you are expecting
5. What seems to be the matter

107. Tom: Can you do me a favor?

Mannie: Sure. What is it?

Tom: 2 Nature's calling

Mannie: Sure. Will you be long?

Tom: No. I just want to use a bathroom.

Mannie: Goahead. Itll be safe with mc.

1. Canl go somewhere for a moment 2. Can you keep an eye on my bag, please

3. Do you want to go to toilet with me 4. Do you wantme to dosomethingfor you

5. Are you OK to stay here
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108. Bill: Do you want to join the party tonight?

Fred: but I have to visit my grandmother.

Bill: That's alright.

1. I wish l could 2. I have no idea 3. I don't want to join

4. No, thanks S. I'm afraid I can't

109. He didn't give me the time of day.

1. He wouldn't give me anything. 2. He didn't pay any attention to me.

3. He didn't know what time it was. 4. He refused to tell me the time.

5. Each day he gave me no time.

110. Leave it to Brad to come up with an exçuse like that!

1. Brad had no excuse for leaving.

2. Brad is very good at making cxcuses,

3. Brad excused his friend from the meeting.

4. Brad was left with an unbelievable excuse.

5. His friends gave no excuse for leaving Brad alone.

111. Jenny: Whata waste of time! I'll nevergo thereagain.

Peter: I had no way of knowing it would be so bad.

1. Peter wanted to waste some time.

2. Peter was afraid it was going to be bad.

3. Peter wants to go there again.

4. It's not Peter's fault.

S. Peter doesn't know how to spend time wisely.

I12. Kratai: Why did Rung quit her job?

Manat: 1 have no idea! She hasn't told'anyone her reasons.

1. Rung didn't have any reasons for quitting her job.

2. Rung quit for the wrong reasons.

3. Rung hasn't shared her reasons for giving up her job.

4. Rung has given different reasons to various friends.

5. Manat doesn't want to comment on Rung's decision.

13. Unlike her husband, Liza believes that it is useless to subscribe to rnore than one news magazine.

1. Liza subscribes to more news magazines than her husband. ..

2. Lizi told her husband that heshould subscribe to news magazines..

3. Liza's husband considers it worthwhile to subscribe to several news magazines.

4. Neither Liza nor her husband reads news magazines.

5. Both Liza and her husband love subscribing one magazine.

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l14. Communication can be in the form of words, pictures or actions. Words are the most

commonly used: we speak or write to communicate ideas. It is, therefore, essential for people to use words

effectively.

What is the main topic of the article?

1. Words 2. Communication

3. Pictures and actions 4 ldeas

5. Ways ofspeaking

115. I'd like to play professional soccer, but my parents are strongly opposèd to the idea.

1. My parents support my dream eventually. 2. My parents enjoy soccer.

3. I love playing soccer. 4. Soccer requires strong opponents.

5. My parents ignored the idea.

i16. Lena thought the orchestra performed well, but Marco thought the contrast.

1. Like Lena, Marco preferred to be in the country.

2. Marco performed in the orchestra with Lena.

3. Unlike Lena, Marco thought the orchestra played poorly.

4. Marco tried to inform Lena that the concert was cancelled.

5. Marco and Lena thought that the concert was very exciting.

117. The boat was barely making headway against high waves and strong wind.

1. It was making good time. 2. It was ahead of schedule.

3. It was surely not on time. 4. It was in a great danger.

5. It was almost at a standstill.

118. Dang: While you're away, be sure to drop me a line.

Noi::0.K.

Dangasked Noi to

1. write her a letter 2. telephone her

3. buy her a line 4. send her a shing pole

5. deliver her a picture

119. The girls stood quiet and motionless when they noticed the huge silbouette against the side of their tent.

1. The girls felt very tired of their trip. 2. The girls saw a big animal near their tent.

3. The girls were afraid of a shadow. 4. The gils were frightened by a big monster.

5. The girls were surprised when they saw something in darkness.

120. Mr.Brown knew that bis wife was depending on him to deliver the pane of glass in one piece, so he stepped

from board to board on the rickety old bridge.

What kind of bridge did Mr.Brown cross?

1. strong 2. slippery 3. steep 4. shaky. 5. dangerous

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81. Students won't understand, if the teacher too fast.

1. speaks 2. will speak 3. would speak 4. spoke 5. have spoken

82. She a website designer in the past but now she a programmer.

1. was, is 2. is, was 3. was, was 4. is.is 5 be, be

83. Jonah in the University of Columbia for 3years.

1
studies 2. is studying 3. has studicd 4. has studying 5. studicd

84. Ken a window a fewdaysago.

1. has broken 2. breaks 3. was breaking 4 broke 5 break

85. "Excuse me, where is pharmacy?"

1. the ncar 2. ncarest 3. the nearest

4 near 5. nearer

86. "I'm going to stay here." This exprcssion is the same as

1. I'Il stay here. 2. I must stay here. 3. I should stay here.

4. I may stay here. 5. I can stay here.

87. countries have a coastline on the Mediterancan Sea?

1. Whom 2. Whose 3. Which 4. What 5 Who

88. I have been studying English two hours.

1. at 2. for 3. since 4. in 5. by

89. Her mother when she was just a little girl.

1. dic 2. dead 3. was dead 4. died 5. was dying

90. Have you ever before?

1. y 2, ew 3. ying 4. owed 5 own

91. IfI_ for myfriends,I the concert.

1. looked, would have miss 2. had looked, would not miss

3. had not looked, would not have missed 4. look, would not miss

5. had louked, would not have missed

92. A: Mother! I got 6 A's this semeste.

B:

What should mother say?

1. You deserve it! 2. Well done. 3. That's it.

4. So, I se. 5. Here you are.

93. Cindy_ Japanese food before she toJapan.

1. has tried, came 2. had tried, comes 3. tried, had come

4. had tried, came 5. tried, has come

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94. What.we are facing now the argumentamong Thai people.

1. is 2. were 3. are 4. has been 5. was

95. My grandmother loves to sit in this

.1. room blue comfortable air conditioned 2. comfortable air conditioned blue room

3. blue room air comfortable conditioned 4. comfortable blue air conditioned room

S. air conditioned comfortable blue room

96. A person who goes to the moon or into outer space is called

1. a pilot 2. an enginccr 3. an actor 4. acaptain S. an astronaut

97. Somnething which is easily broken or damaged is

1. durable 2. weak 3. hard 4. gentle 5. fragile

98. You need to drivelegally.

1. an identi cation card 2. a driver's license 3. a house registration

4. a credit card 5. an experienced driver

99. My brother, Brad, is a man. He always smiles a lot.

1. cheerful 2. kind 3. humble

4. respectful 5. sincere

100. Knives andguns are both kinds of

1. instnuments 2. machines 3. weapons

4 cutlery 5. cookware

101. These letters stand for his organization. What is the meaning of the underlined word?

1. tell 2. show 3. remain

4. represent 5. look like

102. The post of ce is straight ahcad. It is

1. very close 2. in front of you 3. to your left 4. to your right 5. behind you

103. John bought a new yebicle. What does the underlined word mean?

1. pulley 2. heater 3. typewriter 4. barometer 5. automobile

104. Could you, in this form,please?

1.
type 2. outline 3. l 4. make 5. translate

105. It's cold outside today. You should takea with you.
1. scarf 2. cushion 3. lamp 4. towel S. belt

106. Every time I give my cat a plate of tuna, he ignores it. Every time I give him a plate of salmon, he quickly

cats it all. When I feed him beef, he eats a little bit of it, but doesn't seem to love it.

1. Cats prefer salmon over tuna. 2. I give my cat more than one kind of food.

3. My cat likes tuna better than beef. 4. My cat won't eat sh.

5. My cat loves sh.

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107. "Remember Rebecca," Mrs. Woolworth said, «You're very allergic to chocolate.

Please don't eat any chocolate candy at the Halloween party!"

Threc hours later, Rebecca was home from the party with a terrible stomach ache.

"Ipromiseyou, Mom,"Rebeccasaid, I will alwäysdowhatyousayfrom nowon'"

1. Rebecca got intoa ght at the party.

2. Rebecca ate no chocolate at the party.

3. Rebecca didn't eat anything at the party.

4. Rebeccaembarrassed herselfby singing at the party.

5. Rebecca had some chocolate at the party.

108. The BBC is reporting that Harry Potter is responsible for the dwindling number of wild owls in India.

One of the reasons that owls are being trapped and sold as pets is that parents are buying them as gifts

for their kids who are fans of the ctional wizard.

As you may already know, Harry has his own pet owl, Hedwig.

Many children in India want owls

1. as pets 2. to become extinct

3. as a special food item 4. to use their feathers in hats

5. to be in the forest

109. Volvo is building a car that will use gasoline without burning it. CNet Car Tech reports that Volvo will use

a fuel cell that converts the hydrogen in gasoline into electricity to run the vehicle's electric motor when the

battery is low. The plug-in hybrid will go farther on thesameamount of fuel because regular gasoline

engines waste much of the fuel's energy as heat.

To ll this car with fuel,

1. you'll have to nd a station that sells hydrogen

2. you'Il be able to go to any regular gas station

3. you must plug it in overnight

4. you only need to add water

5. you need electricity

110. One great site is called ScienceNews for Kids. This site reports science ncws covering a wide range of

subjects. The articles are written with an interest and educational expcrience of younger readers in mind,

but adults will nd this site suitable for them as well. The author believes that adults

1. won't understand a site for kids.

2. will ndScienceNews for Kids useful.

3. don't like science as much as kids.

4. will not like Science News for Kids.

5. who like science will not nd Science News for Kids suitable for them.
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111. When used for studies of learning and memory, the octopus is more interesting subject than squid. Unlike

the free swimming squid, which relies exclusively on its eyes to guide it to a tasty sh or crab, the octopus

often feeds off the bottom of the sea. It uses not only its eyes but its tentacles to identify a likely meal.

How does the squid nd its food?

1. By sight only 2. By touch only

3. Both by sight and by touch 4. By its tentacles

S. None of the ways described above

112. Several different bison have lived on the North America continent since the Ice Age; today only two exist.

The wood bison is the larger two, and is now found mostly in western Canada. Better known in the United

States is the Plains bison, or buffalo.

According to the passage, how many species of bison are well known in the United States?

1. 0 2. 3, 2 4. 3 S. 4

113. James Madison, the fourth President of the United States, was the user of books. Madison never bought a

book for its binding or.attractive printing. He bought books for the knowledge they could provide him.

Madison converted that knowledge into power.

According to the passage, when James Madison bought a book, he intended to

1. decorate his home with them

2. read them

3. add to his collection of book covers

4. resell them

5. collect them

114. Seaweeds, or algae, do not have roots like higher land plants. Some of them attach themselves to stationary

objects such as rocks or piers by suction of organs called holdfasts. This keeps them from being swept out

to open sea or washed ashore.

Many seaweeds attach themselves to objects in order to

1. form large groups

2. wash themselves

3. suck food from the water

4. remain in one place

5. None of the above is correct

115. Sound sometimes seems to travel farther on cold days than warm ones.

This phenomenon occurs when a layer of cold air close to the ground is covered by a layer of warmer air.

Sound seems to travel the greatest distance when the weather is

1. warm 2. hot 3. cool 4. cloudy 5. clear

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116. Tea bags were created by New York tea wholesaler Tom Sullivan around 1900. He wrapped his tea samples

in little silk bags, never thinking his customers would brew the tea, bag and all!

What did you learn from this passage?

1. Tom would like to surprise his customers.

2. Tea bags were created by chance.

3. New York is famous for tea.

4. The best material to wrap tea is silk.

5. Tom's customers sent everything back to him.

117. "The Big Balloon"

We went to a big picnic in the park. We saw a big balloon at the picnic. It was a hot air balloon. It had many

colors on it. It had a big basket on the bottom. People could ride in the hot air balloon. It went high in the sky.

Where did they see the big balloon?

1. At the river 2. At school 3. At the store

4. At the fair 5. At the picnic

118. It is a Catholic belief that spirits cannot step over a line of blessed salt. Like holy water, blessed salt is plain

salt that has been blessed by a Catholic priest. Like holy water, salt can be used in exorcisms alongside

saying prayers.

What would be an appropriate title for thispassage?

1. Exorcisms 2. Holy water 3. Blessed salt

4. A Catholic priest 5. Spirits and belief

119. "Nasreddin Goes Shopping"

One day Nasreddin went to town to buy new clothes. First, he tried on a pair of trousers. He didn't like the

trousers so he gave them back to the shopkeeper. Then, he tried a robc which had the same price as the

trousers. Nasreddin was pleased with the robe, and he left the shop.

What did Nasreddin do rst in the shop?

1. He greeted the shopkeeper. 2. He tried on a robe. 3. He tried on some trousers.

4. He tried on a hat. 5. All the above are correct.
120. "A Special Christmas Present"

David wants to buy a Christmas present for a very special person, his mother. David's father gives him

$5.00 a week pocket money and David puts $2.00 a week into his bank account. After three months David

takes $20.00 out of his bank account and goes to the shopping mall.

How much money does David take to the mall?

1. S dollars 2. 27 dollars 3. 22 dollars
4. 20 dollars 5. 2 dollars
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Tom: Do you know that Susan just wins the scholarship to further her study in France next ycar?

Ted: That'sgreat.Pleasetell her thenews if you...............her tomorrow.

1. see 2. saw 3. will see 4. have seen S. are seeing

2 Laura is going to leave for London tomorrOw but I don't know

1. why will she go 2. when will she go 3. what time it is

4. who will she go with 5. how is she going

3. Susan went to see the surgeon yesterday. He recommended that she.. ..to bed earlier.
1. 2. goes 3. went 4. had to go S. will go
4. I see one side of my shoes, but where is...

1. another 2. the other 3. other 4. the others 5. others

5. A: Is everything all set?

B: I've got to get this shirt... ..... rst and then take a shower

1. wash and press 2. washing and pressing 3. washed and pressed

4. lo wash and to press 5. being washed and pressed

6. A:l've heard you almost got a car accident yesterday.

B: It's the skin of the teeth. Fortunately, l jumped back in time.... ..in the road.

1. avoid stepping 2. to avoid to stepping 3. avoided to step

4. avoid to step 5. to avoid stepping

7. The pipe has a few leaks, and the rst thing it needs... ..............................

1. to x 2. to be xing 3. xed 4. x 5. xing

8. A:I won't be able to go swimming next week.

B
..... . .......
1. So am I
2. I won't too 3. Nor will I 4. You won't too 5. Neither won't I

9. A: After Yaya graduates from high school, I think she will go abroad,

B: Of course.

1. won't you 2. won't she 3. don't 4. don't you S. doesn't she

10. Many students are. ..to England for further studies.

I. being sent 2. becn sent 3. been sending 4. been send 5. have been sent

11. My dictionary is now used by my father to. .the meanings of words in;the newspaper.
1. look out 2. look after 3. look for 4. look upon 5. look on
12. I attached a picture frame to the wall in my room.

1. fastened 2. separated 3. rolled 4. loosened 5. cleaned

13. What is the opposite meaning of the word "attractive"?

mean 2. charming good-looking 4. ugly 5. appealing

14. As Maria is interested in politics, so she wants to be a.... ...in the future.
1
seller 2. teacher 3. lawyer nurse 5. politician
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1s. If you want to join with ourclub, youhave to.... ... the application fom andsend it

logether with your current photo to us within tomorrow.

1. ll ovcr 2. ll out 3. ll up 4. ll into 5. ll on

I6. John hopes that all of his love letters will.. ..his girlfriend.

I. hit back 2. refusc 3 gathcr 4. rcgistcr 5. rcach

17. I is casy to drive a car on a level road, isn't it?

1. damaged 2. hard 3. at 4. twisted 5. rough

18. Thcre arc many restaurants in Thailand that havc thc.......of serving some of the ncst food to customers.

I. disgracc 2. knowledgc 3 indignity 4. popularity 5. information

19. James is a........ ..boy because he always breaks things around him.

1. cautious 2. rcckless 3. exiblc 4 rcliable 5. passive

20. To thosc who fully adımit the immortality of the hunan soul, the destruction of our world

will not appear so dreadful. What is the opposite meaning of the word "fuly"

I. partially 2. completely 3. thoroughly 4. suf cicntly 5. cntircly

21. Tom: Hcy, John. Can I borrOW your Mpeg-l Audio Layer 3 or mp3?

John: Actually. I'n using it right now. I'm downloading some songs from the Internct.

Can givc it to you later?

Tom: ..

Which rcsponse is the best answer for thc conversation?

I. Give it to me! 2. Certainly! 3. Of course not! 4. Oh My God!. 5. By all mcans!

22. Woman: l'd like to make a reservation on Saturday 10" of January at 8.00 p.ın.

Man: Ok. How many pcople will be dining, ma'aın?

Woman: 4 peoplc.

What is thc woman going to do?

1. Purchase the movic ticket 2. Book the airlinc ticket 3. Arrangc a family trip

4. Check in at the hotel 5. Reserve the table at the restaurant

23. Boss: You wrote this report, didn't you?

Sccretary: Ycs. I did. Is therc anything wrong. sir?

Boss: I've found a lot of mistakes on the rst and second pagcs!

Secretary: ....*..
Which responsc is the best answer for the conversation?

I. Sorry. I'Il corrcct them right away. 2. Would you like to corrcct them by yoursclf?

3. I'm very busy right now. 4. No problem!

5. Thank you very much. sir.
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24. Paula: Hi. Mary. Long time no see. What are you up to?

Mary: Well, I'm studying at Oxford University for a master's degree.

Paula: . .... .............!

Which onc is the bcst expression for this conversation?

I. That's very troublesome 2. It sounds sophisticated 3. It's gorgeous

4. That sounds horri c 5. It's so dreadful

25. Of cial: Hello, sir. May I help you?

Man: Yes. I need to get the new passport. When will I be able to do that?

O cial: Oh. You can do it now if you want, sir.

Man: ........

Which one is the best expression for this conversation?

I. How awful! 2. It's a great idea. 3. I can't help it.

4. I am sory for that. 5. Have a nice day.

26. Emily stired the large stock pot of stew, watching as ashes of bright orange carrot and stark white potato

danccd around, occasionally peeking through the thick brown liquid as it bubbled and steamcd.

According to the statement, Emily was

I. cooking a dish. 2 dancing in a kitchen gardcn. -

3. selecting different vegetables. 4. drawing a picture of boiling water.

S. looking very quickly at the bright light.

27. Bce: The cut doesn't look bad. However, I think you should call the doctor and make an appointment.

Tang: Arce you serious? Thanks anyway.

Which statemcnt is correct?

I. Tang will make an appointment anyway.

2. Bee looks at the cut seriously.

3. Bee gives him some advice.

4. Tang should consult the doctor about the operation.

5. Bee is concerned about his appearance.

28. Pai: How bad was the storm?

Trai: it raincd heavily all night. The wcatherman said everyone should be prcparcd to leave the arca if

the situation gets worse.

According to the conversation, people ought to

1. stay home for their safety. 2. change the situation before it's too latc.

3. watch the weather report. 4. prepare for the ash ood.

5. be ready to go to a safer place.

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29. "Don't put too many people into-the boat."

The above statemcnt is a

......
1. suggcstion. 2. warming. 3. remark. 4 threat. 5. comment.

30. Noi: Did you agree with the Minister of Education and his point about the teachers getting higher pay?

Pacng: I couldn't agree with him more.

Noi: On one hand, I feel they need more pay, but on the other hand, I don't think they should get such a

high percentage the rst year.

Which statement is correct?

I. Noi agrecs with the Ministcr of Education completcly.

.
2. Pacng agrees with the Minister of Education completely.

3. Noi disagrees with the Minister of Education completely.

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4. Paeng disagrees with the Minister of Education completely.

S. Both of them disagree with the Minister's point.

31. The building was painted last week. New furniture was put in the of ces. The smooth stone stairs and

hallway oors have been polished till they shine brightly.

What would you telł everyone?

1. Watch out for the wet paint! 2. Don'ttouchthenewfurniture!

3. Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes! 4. Be careful! It's slippery.

5. No Trespassing

32. Lula's always calm.

1. She can't be ncrvous. 2. She shows no mercy.

3. Shc performs bcautifully. 4. She is always in a good mood.

S. Shc can adjust to the surroundings easily.

33. The city's big and noisy. I don't like living here.

1. It would be nice to live in urban areas. 2. I may move to the city.

3. I can't afford the city life. 4. Living in a bustling city is what I want.

5. I wish I lived ona farm.

34. Associate Professor Jirawut was made head of the Engincering department.

I. Hc was the lcader of the demonstration. 2. He used to be very intclligent.

3. He was selected to lead the subdivision. 4. The university forced him to accept this position.

5. He was educated to be the chief of the department.

35. Uncle Sam didn't forget to shave. I think ........

1. he's bald. 2. he has curly hair. 3. he wears a wig.

4. he's growing a bcard. 5. his hair is wavy.

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36. Intcractive displays and exhibits by Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology, Physics and Psychology departments

will be hcld throughout thc day in the Chemistry buiding. Coine in and talk to us about our courscs and

vour arcas of intcrest.

Wherc can you probably nd this kind of infonnation?

1. In a museum 2. At a restaurant 3. Ata theatre

4. In a university 5. In an auditorium

37. The physicians worked hard to revive the patient, but over time their efforts proved fruitless.

1. Thcy were unable to save the paticnt's lifc.

2. Although they had to spend a lot of timc heiping the paticnt, thcir cfforts werc succcssful.

3. The physicians could havc performed better if they had had more time.

4. The patient was brought back to life in thc cnd.

5. The physicians spent too much time working, so they couldn't revive the patient.

38 We used to play at the Oriental Hotcl and at some restaurants in Bangkok.

We play standard songs, jazz. pop, ctc. Duo or trio available anytime for

audition. Kindly contact us on e-mail add: music4all@yahoo.com

What would be a suitable heading for this advertiscment?

1. Musicians in Search of Job 2. Music for All 3. Audition Available Anytime

4. Songs at Your Request S. Standard Players

39. Blood cholesterol used to be thought ofas a problem only for adults.

1. Blood cholcsterol is no longer a problem for adults.

2. Only children have a problcm with blood cholestcrol.

3. Adults suffer more from blood cholcsterol than children.

4. Blood cholesterol affccts both adults and children.

5. Blood cholesterol can be treated, so it is not a problem anymore for adults.

40. Thai monasteries can be categorized as either wat luang (royal monastery) or war rat (common monastery).

The formcr werc constructed or supported by kings or royal family members. They have becn registered as

monasterics undcr royal patronage while the latter have becn constructcd by nobles and ycalthy peoplc in

the community. Both kinds of monasteries are maintained by the common people.

What did you learn from this passage?

1. A Buddhist monastery has been the center of the Thai community.

2. Wat luang and wat rat are taken care of by commoners.

3. Buddhist activities are held both in wat luang and wat rat.

4. Noblcs and wcalthy pcople are requircd to construct a monastcry in thcir community.

5. Comnon pcople arc not allowcd to attend activitics at royal monasterics.

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1. Amile creates in thehome.

1. happy 2. happily 3. happens 4. huppiness 3. happening

2. This product contains selenium is toxic in high doses.

1. who 2. whom 3. which 4 what S. when

3. Betty and her friends won't be late, they?

1. won't 2. don't 3 will 4. do S. are

4 "Why do you look so sleepy?"

twelve hours a day in the factory is quite exhausted."

I. In working 2. By working 3, Work 4. Working 5. With working

5. "Will your sister attend at the meeting?"

"She will she still has a cold."

1. because 2. whether 3 dueto 4 while 5. although

6. Princess Catherine enjoyed on theplayground.

1. to see they 2 sccing them 3. to see themselves

4. seeing themsclves 3. see they're

"What do you think about his report ?"

"Hisis informative than hers."

1. many more 2. less much 3. few more

4. much more 5. very much

8 Theyare friendlypeople everyonc likcs them.

I. such, that 2. such a, as 3. so, that 4. as, as 5. s0, as to

9 Janet you unless you her some good explanation.

I. will divorce, can give 2. would have divorced, hadn't given

3. would divorce, couldn't give 4. will divorce, had given

5. divorced, didn't give

10. l know nothing at all about iny stepfather that hehas just had bis S0" birthday party.

1. since 2. except 3. on condition

4 in case 5. in order

11. Plcase tell Vincent that there's no point in doing a job if he property.

1. does it 2. not doing that 3. will do it

4. has done that 5. doesn 't do it

12. Our group was preventcd completing this project time due to the unexpected circumstunces.

I. by, above 2. at, under 3. off, through

4. for, about 5. from, on

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13. "What's your cornment on that?

they tried to explain convincing it sounded."

1. The sooner, the most 2. The best, the best 3. The more, the les

4. The better, the worse 3. The most, the most

14. "He seemed to enjoy talking with you."

"Yes. He askedme

1. what hobbies I had 2. I had what hobbies 3. that I had what hobbies

4. what hobbies didI have 5. what bobbies do I usually do

15. The book

1. lying on the table, Jason 2. which is lying on the table, Jason

3. is on the table, Jason on the table, Jason's

5. which on the table, Jason's

16. "Your computerdoesn't work."

"Yes, it does. The piug Just plug it in."

1. isn't connccting 2. hasn't connection 3. doesn't connect

isn't connected 5. hasn't connected

17. "Michael studicd so hard last night that he became

"Oh, be studying last weck instead of lesving everything for the last minute."

1. confusing, would have started 2. confused, might have started

3. confused, should have started 4. confusing, ought to have starned

5. confuse, could have started

18. All o cers are encrgetic. Everyone dotng best to nake the program SUccCssful.

1. is, his, a 2. is, one's, no word is noeded

3. are, their, the 4. are, their, some

5. is, his, no word is necded

19. The children casily recalled the unforgetable tncident.

1. remembered 2. talked sbout 3. described

4. arranged $. asked for

20. The only difference between a good day and a bad day is your attituds.

I. pressure 2. surroundings 3 opinion

4. force S. conditions

21. The storm is approaching! We really neced to our essential stuff in backpacks and leave now.

1, cngage 2. strain 3. pack

4. cvacuate S. stretch
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22. The of this ln is very beautiful and nice! l always isten to it when I have free time.
1. performance 2 plot 3. trailer

4. soundtrack 5. subtitle
23. Lady Suranarec or Lady Mo was one of Thai

I. spouses 2. authors 3. pocts

4, heroines 5. bridegrooms

24. In old times, property was usually to the oldest son at his father's death.

1. passcd out 2 handed down 3. brought about

4. come along 5. taken place

25. The cadets had no tme, so it was for them to go to the party.
all over 2. at case 3. in any case
4. no swcat S. out of the question
26. "How do you like coming to class at 7"

"No problem. 1 getting up early."

1. usedto 2 have uscd to 3. get used to

4. was uscd to 5 have to

27. Sandy: Oh, Look! Dave We've just got our masterdegreescholarships!
David:

I. Yes, it is. 2. We made it! 3. By no meana!

4. No problem! $. of coursenot!
28. Mike: Hey! Dustin. Could you please tun the volume down?

Dustin:

1. So what? 2. Ican't help it. 3. Well done!

4. How come? 5. No problem!

29. Receptionist: What's your full name?

Customer. Douglas George Mayne.

Receptionist: Mayne?

Customer.

1. Yes, that's right. 2. Let me think. 3. No, I hope not.

4. Fine, thank you. 5. You can't be serious.

30. Barbars: Can I borrow your thermometcr?

Joey:

1. I have no idea 2 Not at all. 3. I am busy now.

4. Certainly. 5. No, thank you.
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31. Sarah: What's wrong. honcy?

Sam: I've had a bad headache. Last night I slept so late.

Sarah:

I. It doesn't mater. 2. It isagreat pleasure!

3. Why do you always sleep late? 4. Iam so glad to hear it!

5. You should go to a clinic

32. Bill:

Ben: You are so gencerous. Thank you so much.

1. Can you do me a favor? 2. Can 1 give you a hand? 3. Can I borrow your money?

4. Can you show me, please? S. Can you pass me my books?

33. A: What seems to be the problem?

B: I have an upset stomach.

A:

B: It started yesterday morning.

1. How long have you had it? 2. Would you sit here and tell me how it startcd?

3. How long have you been feeling better? 4. Teli me when you couldn't have your meal.

3. When did you start the problem with the doctor?

34. Peggy: May I sit here?

Waitress: Yes, you muy madam.

Peggy:

Waitress: Certainly. What would you like to eat?

Peggy: Salad and pasta.

1. Can I sce the menu, pleasc? 2. What are the special dishes for today?

3. It is a very nice restaurant. 4. What will you recommend?

S. I'd like to make a reservation.

35 Trai, take it from me. You'll love it!

1. You must take it now! 2. Trai took it from me.

3. You'll love what I give you. 4. If you don't, Trai will take it.
5. I'm sure you'll enjoy it very much.

Although its name means "100 legs", the common centipede is about 2 inches long with 15 pairs of legs

only. Centipedes usually eat insects, earthwarts, spiders, slugs and some tiny animals. They will move fast and

use their poisons to kill their victims.

36. How many legs does a centipede have?

1. 15 2 70 3. 100 4. 85 $.30
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She was listening to American students talking. One student said to the other students, "Jeer?" Miyaki was very

confused. She did not know the word Jeet. She asked her teacher to explain. The teacher nally realized the

student was saying. "Did you car?" Her teacher explained that Americans speak very fast. They use reductions

like Jeet which is the fast way to say "Did you cat?", Miyaki understood that it was important to lean reductions

in daily conversations.

37. Miyaki was confused because

1. she met American students

2. she was cating American food

3. she heard the word for the rst time

4. she did not understand the teacher

5. she learnt how to use reductions in conversations

38. Joe is twenty-eight years old, but Christie, his sister, is only fourteen.

What docs this statement mcan?

1. He is older than his sister two timnes. 2. He is twice as old as his sister.

3. His sister is twice as young as him. 4. He is two times as older as his sister.

$. He is fourteen years younger than his sister.

An old proverb states, "Beware of oak, it draws the stroke." This saying is handy during thunderstorm

season. In general, trecs with deep roots that tap into groundwater artract more lightning than do trees with

shallow, drier roots. Oaks are around 50 times more likely to be struck than beeches. Spruces are nearly as safe

as beeches. Pines are not as safe as these two, but are still much safer than oaks.

39. What did you learn from the passage?

1. Small trees are better than big trecs.

2. Studying old proverbs can heip you avoid lightning.

3. Oaks tend to be struck by lightning đue to its deepeT roots.

4. Trees with deep roots are safer than thosc with shallow ones.

5. Beeches, Spruces and Pines altract lighning becauSe of their roots.

40. It's too late to change it, so lcave it the way it is.

1. Better late than never.

2. It can't be corrected at this point.

3. If we arrived eartier, we wouldn't be late.

4. We can do something since we still have some time left.

5. Whethcr you leave it or change it, it doesn't make any difference.

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