THE OZONE HOLE ELEPHANTS IN THE CIRCUS

The ozone layer is “blanket” (0) the earth. It protects (95) from One of america’s top shows will have no elephants (0) stage in a
the sun’s ultraviolet(UV) rays. The problem is that there is hole in the ozone few years. All their elephants will go to a natural park and be (97)
layer over antarctica. Humans made that hole (96) people use some there than in the circus. One hundred years ago, people (98) it was
products (97) have terrible effects on the ozone. OK for animals to be in these shows; (99) , today things have
changed. People have (100) to worry about it because the animal
Scientist say that year (98) hole broke all records. It is the (99) in aren’t free.
history, it is 27.4 millions km3. Why is this hole (100) big?
A lot of environmental groups believe that these kinds (101)
One reason is that the clouds over thesouth pole carry chloride (CL) and that shows are not right. One group says circus elephants have a bad life.
gas slowly elimination They (102) have pains in their bodies and get sick.
Now poeple are thinking more about the ozone. They are (101) other This group (103) wants elephants to rest. There are even some
substances and some years (102) will remember what the “ozone hole” places in the USA where shows (104) use elephants because
was people agree that it is important to protect them
0. A) Around B) Thought C) Between
0. A) On B) In C) At

95. A. ours B) Us C) our 97. A) Happier B) Happy C) Happiest

96. A) while B) But C) Because 98. A) Thinking B) Thought C) Think

97. A) Which B) Who C) Where 99. A) Instead B) Next C) Howeverer

98. A) One B) A C) The 100. A) Begin B) Begun C) Began

99. A) Large B) Larger C) Largest 101. A) For B) About C) Of

100. A) Such B) So C) Too 102. A) May B) Shall C) Should

101. A) Use B) Using C) Used 103. A) Else B) Just C) Almost

102. A) Nobody B) Anybody C) Somebody 104. A) Never B) Usually C) Always

THE MOZART EFFECT USEFUL THINGS

You have probably (0) of the morzart effect. In 1982, the scientist Don Few things are (0) than having anything you love in your garage. I am
campbell (105) studying the idea that children or even babies listen to music a single father and I (97) look after two teenagers; both of them are
composed by mozart, they (106) become more intelligent. He says (107) special and friendly. My car has become a very useful thing when it
kinds of music can affect our learning and our health. comes to (98) them to the museum or to the department store. (99)
their friends in these places is important for them.
We use music to (108) us relax. However, Campbell says music can (109)
reduce the stress of being sick. Campbell believes (110) mozart’s music is However, the (100) important thing on my list is my cell phone. I
popular because it’s (111) composed and makes your brain more alert. (101) shopping and bought a modern one two months ago. It is
(102) and useful since I use it as an alarm clock to wake up (103)
Music not only makes you more intelligent, but it can improve your memory, too. 5 o’clock. I can (104) check information on the web and send text
In one study, students who listened to Mozart before doing a test got much (112) messages to my colleagues
marks tan those students who didn’t.
0. A) Better B) Good C) Best
0. A) Heard B) Hear C) Hears

105. A) Begins B) Began C) Begun 97. A) Shall B) Must C) Could

106. A) Shall B) Will C) Must 98. A) Take B) Taking C) Taken

107. A) Every B) Both C) All 99. A) Met B) Meet C) Meeting

108. A) Helping B) Helped C) Help 100. A) More B) Most C) Much

 109. A) Also B) Once C) Yet 101. A) Go B) Went C) Gone

110. A) While B) That C) If 102. A) Interested B) interest C) Interesting

111. A) Well B) Better C) Good 103. A) At B) Into C) On

112. A) Highest B) High C) Higher 104. A) Quite B) Also C) Once

THE OLYMPIC GAMES Grren cards

In 1896, a French man called Pierre de coubertin began the modern olympics. He A green cards shows that someone (0) is not from the USA can live
was (0) interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing t osee all the and work there. At first, the cards were green (105) they have also
countries (98) the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (99) been pink and blue. (106) may 2010, they were changed and they
Drew the five colored rings (100) in the olympic games. are green again. They (107) the person’s name, birth date and a
photograph. Green cards help permanent residents (108) get a job
Every time the games begin, carrying the olympic fire from greece to several
and a driver’s license.
countries isn’t the (101) job; actually, it’s very hard. Also (102) Country
where the olympic games are held (103) be chosen carefully. Permanent residents that are 18 or (109) need to have the green
card in (110) possession for 10 years before they have to get a new
The olympic Games have (104) the largest sports evento in the world. There are
one. With the card, permanent residents can return to the united states
summer and Winter Games and (105) than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the
after a trip outside only (111) they return in less than a year. They
men and women who want to complete in the olympic Games are prepared before
stop using the card when they move permanently to (112) country.
the competition begins.
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0. A) So B) Yet C) Almost

98. A) Around B) By C) Into 105. A) So B) But C) Or

99. A) Herself B) Itself C) Himself 106. A) In B) At C) On

100. A) Using B) Use C) Used 107. A) Indudes B) Induding C) Indude

101. A) Easiest B) Easy C) Easier 108. A) To B) By C) For

102. A) Other B) Each C) Such 109. A) Old B) Older C) Oldest

103. A) Must B) Shall C) Could

104.

105.
FAST FOOD VS SLOW FOOD COFFEE

The terms “fast food” is (0) cheap meals (100) in paper bags or Coffee is popular around the world. (0) the past centuries, few subjects
boxes, for example burgers and french fries. Fast food (101) popular in have been as carefully studied as coffee. Its (100) important component is
the united states in the 1950s, but today, it’s known that it is bad for your caffeine and i has lots of benefits.
body.
Coffee has been well-known (101) the beginning of the 14th century, (102)
There’s also “slow food”. It began in 1986 thanks to carlo petrini, an italian sufi yemenis started using coffee to stay alert during special activities. It
journalist (102) visited a mcDonald’s restaurant in Rome. He thought it became a popular medicine (103) europeans in the 1600s.
was horrible.
Caffeine was first (104) in the 1800s by Ferdinand Runge, a doctor that
(103) , petrini started “slow food”, which is about (104) fresh food found out some effects of coffee on people.
that is cooked for a longer time; that’s why this food is (105) it has two
Some people say (105) coffee isn’t good, but doctors say you (106)
goals: to make the food of your town popular, and to buy food grown (106)
believe this. Thanks to caffeine you don’t get hungry. Coffee can also reduce
small farmers. This movement now has (107) 80,000 members in 100
headaches and blood problems. (107) many people believe coffee is bad,
countries
estudies show it is good for your heart.
0. A) Used B) Use C) Uses
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 100. A) Quickly B) Quickest C) Quicker 100. A) Much B) More C) Most

101. A) Becoming B) Become C) Became 101. A) During B) Until C) Since

102. A) What B) Who C) Which 102. A) When B) Which C) Who

103. A) So B) If C) As 103. A) Among B) About C) Along

104. A) Ate B) Eats C) Eating 104. A) Descibe B) Described C) Describes

105. A) Healthiest B) Health C) Healthier 105. A) Drink B) Drinking C) Drunk

106. A) By B) Near C) Off 106. A) Mustn’t B) Couldn’t C) Wouldn’t

107. A) Until B) Over C) Across 107. A) While B) If C) Be

MONEY CLEOPATRA

Money has (0) parto f human history for the last 3,000 years. (98) it, One of the (0) famous women in world history was cleopatra. She was
people had to change their things for food or jewelry in return. (99) , it the last pharaoh of Egypt. She became queen of Egypt in 51 B.C. (100)
was not easy because they needed (100) useful enough to effer; if they the age of eighteen. She was a descendant of one Alexander the Great’s
had Wood and needed salt, they had to find someone (101) wanted generals.
Wood and this white substance.
When she was twenty-one, Julius caesar became (101) well-known
In 600 B.C, Croesus, the last King of lydia, introduced the first money system: lover. Seven years (102) she met Anthony. The romantic tragic
round pieces (102) from gold. This systems helped the country improve relationship continued (103) they died by suicide in 30 B.C.
(103) it’s internal and external business, becoming one of the richest
Cleopatra was legendary. She was famous not (104) for being
places in Asia minor. In 550 B.C., the chinese started (104) paper money.
intelligent, but also for being beautiful. She had Brown hair and Brown
They 21st century brought along different ways of (105) with money on eyes and they looked (105) they were cate yes.
the internet. People can also send money to Friends or family members.
Cleopatra was a woman of wonderful elegance and unusual intelligence.
0. A) Been B) Is C) Were She was (106) educated. She (107) speak nine languages and she
was also Good at mathematics.

0. A) Most B) Much C) More

98. A) Through B) Over C) Without 100. A) On B) To C) At

99. A) However B) Also C) Instead 101. A) Her B) Their C) His

100. A) Something B) Nothing C) Everything 102. A) While B) Ago C) Later

101. A) Which B) What C) Who 103. A) When B) Until C) But

102. A) Making B) Made C) Make 104. A) Only B) Yet C) Rather

103. A) Any B) Both C) Each 105. A) After B) For C) Like

104. A) Uses B) Using C) Used 106. A) Highly B) High C) Higher

105. A) Paid B) Pay C) Paying 107. A) Should B) May C) Could