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Part One: Expressions (Items 1-15)

Choose the best answer.
At a professor’s office (1-4)
Student: Excuse me, Professor. I think _____1_____.
Professor: Do you think that the total is wrong or that you got something marked
wrong that should have been marked right?
Student: I think that the percentage is incorrect.
Professor: Let's just go over all of it to _____2_____. Here is the answer sheet. Do
you see a place where I marked something wrong that should have
been right?
Student: I don't see any mistakes.
ทีProfessor:
? 2) OK, now that _____3_____, let's total the score. Well, if I total that
like this and divide by this number, I get this total. Do you agree?
Student: Yes, you're right.
Professor: Well then, we are all straight. Have a good day and _____4_____.
1. 1. my score will be expired

2. this is too fast to be summed up
3. you should help me come up with this
4. there might be an error in my test score
5. I accidentally wrote incorrect answers
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2. 1. get used to this

2. double-check
3. make sure you are reliable
4. describe the situation
5. understand what the fuss is all about
3. 1. we’ve gotten those straightened out

2. I can cope with the difficult situation very well
3. you should send the test score to my office
4. let me know when you are free to discuss this
5. let me calculate how much time you will spend on your test
4. 1. it’s way over my head

ที? 2) 2. that’s out of the question
3. you finish your assignments now
4. thanks for bringing that to my attention
5. you should have been more careful about the issue
After the easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions (5-7)

Peter: The government has just announced the easing of COVID-19
lockdown restrictions. What are your plans for this weekend?
Jake: I don’t know. _____5_____
Peter: How about going to see a movie? Cinemax 26 on Carson Boulevard is
showing Mr. Jones.
Jake: That sounds like a good idea. Maybe we should ______6______.
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Peter: It is fine with me. Where do you want to meet?

Jake: Let’s meet at Summer Pizza House. I have not gone there for a long
time.
Peter: _____7_____ I heard they just came up with a new pizza. It should be
good because Summer Pizza House always has the best pizza in town.
By the way, don’t forget to wear a mask during this pandemic.
5. 1. My plan has already been approved.

2. Do you want to get together or something?
3. Have you anything to confess?
4. All you have to do is leave me alone!
5. Seeing a movie should be at the bottom of that list.
ที? 2)
6. 1. see more movies
2. put off all of our plans
3. go out to eat beforehand
4. take part in pizza-making competitions
5. write a movie review after watching it
7. 1. Nobody knows.
2. What’s for dinner?
3. Good idea again.
4. Mind your business.
5. Definitely not!
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Exercising at the university gym (8-9)

Non: Hi, are you done with this weight machine?
Kevin: Yeah, I am. I was just trying it out. I think I must be doing something
wrong. My muscles are aching already.
Non: Maybe I can help. I’ve been working out on these machines for a few
months, so ______8______.
Kevin: I'm an exchange student, and I just joined the gym this week.
Non: If you want help with those machines, though, I’m usually here every
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
Kevin: Thanks, ______9______. I’m Kelvin.
Non: I’m Non. Nice to meet you.
8. 1. I’m pretty used to them

ที? 2) 2. I can really count on you
3. I'm so sure that you finished it
4. my muscles are bigger than yours
5. I need to learn more about them
9. 1. Those machines should offer healthy alternatives

2. Four days a week is too exhausting for him
3. I’ll show you around
4. That makes sense
5. I’ll definitely look out for you
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At the hospital (10-11)

Doctor: ______10______ for a week and you'll start to feel better.
Tim: ______11______ and it did not help at all.
Doctor: Are you sure? It's the best on the market.
Tim: Yes, I am. Can you please prescribe another one?
10. 1. Get some rest

2. Drink a lot of water
3. Take this medicine
4. Go to the gym
5. Stay in good mood
11. 1. The symptom has already been cured

ที? 2) 2. You've already told me about side effects
3. It's too early to prescribe this medicine

4. That's the perfect dosage for my weight
5. But I've used it before
At the pharmacy (12-13)

Tim: Good morning, I have this prescription.
Pharmacist: Let me see. Okay, I think we have it. ______12______.
The pharmacist disappears. A few minutes later, the pharmacist shows up.
Pharmacist: Here you go.
Tim: Thank you, and can you tell me how I should use it?
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Pharmacist: Certainly! You need to take these pills once a day before you go
to sleep.
Tim: Okay, ______13______?
Pharmacist: Rare but possible drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, and
constipation. It is recommended that you avoid physically
demanding activities after taking this.
Tim: Oh, now I see why I should take it before I go to sleep.
12. 1. Don't stop telling me

2. Let me get that for you
3. You're diligent
4. Leave it like that
5. Go see your doctor immediately
ที? 2)
13. 1. are these pills so difficult to find

2. have you ever felt sleepy
3. are there any side effects
4. do I need to beware of coverage limits
5. is it possible to take them after waking up
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Two friends (14-15)

Alex: I've got to read this report before I go to the meeting tomorrow.
Andrew: ______14______. If you start now, you will finish it soon.
Alex: But ______15______.
Andrew: Then you should have started reading it a long time ago.
14. 1. It's not a big deal

2. My pleasure
3. That's not necessary
4. You should offer me a bonus
5. The report will be written carefully
15. 1. all of them have been checked out

ที? 2)
2. it was published 6 years ago
3. the objective of the meeting is not specified
4. the report has got over 300 pages
5. your friends cannot wait for you to complete
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Part Two: Vocabulary (Items 16-30)

16. At the Elephant Nature Park Foundation in Mae Taeng, Chiang Mai, you can
______ your time to visit and help rescued elephants, dogs, and cats to get a
second chance to live a good life.
1. withdraw 2. inhibit 3. invade
4. volunteer 5. deplete
17. People around the world are being asked to improve their personal ______ in
an effort to limit and slow the spread of COVID-19.
1. finance 2. hygiene 3. record
4. property 5. relationship
ที? 2)
18. To her amazement, her post on Facebook went ______ overnight, attracting
more than 920,000 hits.
1. camouflaged 2. common 3. annual
4. viral 5. complicated
19. Tiger Woods used to be a/an ______ golfer until the age of 20, when he
turned professional.
1. accurate 2. talented 3. entire
4. retired 5. amateur
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20. Some trees do not ______ flowers until they reach their full maturity.
1. plough 2. carry out 3. harvest
4. cultivate 5. yield
21. Farmers in Chiang Rai have encountered an increase in deforestation which

caused a considerable loss of the province's biodiversity.
1. dry 2. great 3. functional
4. temporary 5. limited
22. April could be the worst month ever seen by the oil industry as demand
plunged because of COVID-19.
1. doubled 2. dropped 3. enhanced
4. fluctuated 5. concerned
ที? 2)
23. Failure to observe safety regulations can result in serious accidents.
1. obey 2. violate 3. ignore
4. exhibit 5. establish
24. The death of George Floyd has sparked huge protests calling for an end to
police violence.
1. done away with 2. taken part in 3. come across
4. brought about 5. given in
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25. Residents in rural west Oxfordshire have been told to be vigilant after a string
of burglaries in the area.
1. patient 2. honest 3. alert
4. ashamed 5. flexible
26. I practiced my presentation a couple of times with John and he gave me

______ feedback that helped improve my ______.
1. formal, audience
2. constructive, delivery
3. negative, manner
4. useful, culmination
5. ordinary, solution
ที? 2)
27. Some people become ______ because they love animals and they think
harming any animal is ______.
1. aware, acceptable
2. addicted, undesirable
3. famous, necessary
4. vegan, cruel
5. defiant, equivalent
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28. A new vaccine must be ______ to be safe for human use before it can be
______.
1. presumed, approved
2. ensured, complicated
3. proven, released
4. possessed, developed
5. remembered, introduced
29. Many people ______ eating carbohydrates to help them lose weight.
However, some carbohydrates can be ______ when included in the diet.
1. advise, absorbed
2. neglect, risky
3. avoid, healthful
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4. permit, beneficial
5. anticipate, digested
30. Hundreds of staff have been ______ on ways to help produce ventilators,
which are needed ______ to treat patients suffering from COVID-19.
1. collaborating, urgently
2. residing, anxiously
3. approaching, physically
4. demonstrating, eagerly
5. forecasting, carefully
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Part Three: Reading (Items 31-45)

Passage 1 (Items 31-33)
A man was on the side of the road hitchhiking on a very dark and stormy
night. The night was cold and wet and no cars went by. The storm was so strong; he
could hardly see a few feet ahead of him. Suddenly, he saw a car coming towards
him and stop. The man, without thinking about it, got in the car, closed the door, and
only then realized that there was nobody behind the wheel!
The car started going again, very slowly. The man looked at the road and saw
a curve coming his way. Scared, he started to pray and begged for his life. Just
before the car hit the curve, a hand appeared through the window and turned the
wheel. The man, paralyzed in terror, watched how the hand appeared each time
the car approached a curve.
ที? 2)
Gathering his strength, he got out of the car and ran all the way to the nearest
town. Wet and in shock, he went into a bar, asked for two shots of tequila and started
telling everybody about the horrible experience he just went through. A silence
enveloped everyone when they realized the man was crying hysterically and wasn't
drunk.
About a half hour later, two other guys walked into the same bar and one said
to the other, “Look, Bruce. There’s the guy who got in the car while we were
pushing.”
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31. According to the passage, we learn that __________.

1. there were many people asked to give the man a ride
2. the visibility of that night was quite clear despite the storm
3. a serious accident occurred after the man got in the car
4. the man travelled by getting a free ride in someone's vehicle
5. someone's car brought the man straight to a bar in the town
32. The phrase "The man, paralyzed in terror" means that the man __________.
1. couldn't fix the car to run properly
2. was in a state of overwhelming fear
3. got stuck in horrible terrorism
4. lost his ability to control the car
5. couldn't see anything except the ghost's hand
ที? 2)
33. It can be concluded from the passage that __________.

1. the ghost's hand appeared to control the car when it approached a curve
2. everyone in the bar finally considered the man just as a drunk person
3. two guys decided to tell the truth to the man about what happened to him
4. the car that the man got in might have broken down on its way, presumably
to the bar
5. after realizing that the man was crying, people in the bar started to look for
that mysterious car
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(1) Farmers in the Near East were probably the first people to successfully tame
wild cats about 9,000 years ago. Then, a few thousand years later, cats spread out of
ancient Egypt along maritime trade routes. Today, cats live on all continents except
Antarctica.
(2) Scientists think wildcats began hanging around farms to prey on mice
attracted to grain stores, starting the long relationship between humans and felines.
"There were two taming events - one in the Near East at the beginning and one in
Egypt much later," said lead researcher Eva-Maria Geigl. "And then the cat spread
very efficiently all over the ancient world as a ship's cat. Both lineages are now
present in modern cats." Cats spread to Europe during the Roman era and went even
further during the Viking period. Egyptian cat DNA was even found in a Viking
port, suggesting cats were carried on maritime trading routes to northern Europe.
ที? 2)
(3) Cats haven't always been lazy creatures, lounging around the house. They
spent thousands of years working as rat catchers on ships and farms, before
becoming fully domesticated. "I would say cats chose human company, but it was a
commensal relationship - it was profitable to both sides," explained Dr Geigl, of
Institute Jacques Monod in Paris.
(4) "There was very little breeding and selection going on in cats up the 19th
Century, in contrast with dogs," said Dr Geigl. "The cat was useful from the very
beginning - it didn't have to be changed." Today, there are many breeds of cats with
different markings and coats.
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34. According to the passage, the long relationship between humans and cats
began when __________.
1. cats started killing and eating mice around farms
2. cats spread to Europe during the Roman era
3. farmers in the Near East successfully tamed cats
4. many breeds of cats became fully domesticated by humans
5. cats spread out of ancient Egypt along maritime trade routes
35. The clause “it was profitable to both side” (paragraph 3) refers to the fact
that __________.
1. people used cats not only as hunters of rats but also as catchers of fish
2. scientists finished their research, and cats got a second chance at life
3. humans got effortless mice control, and cats got a reliable source of prey
ที? 2)
4. both cats and dogs can co-exist in harmony with the right motivation
5. Instead of serving as pets, cats served as researchers on farms and ships
36. What can be inferred from the passage?

1. Cats first appeared about 9,000 years ago.
2. We can find a number of cats in Antarctica.
3. Cats spread all over the world by ship.
4. Some breeds of cats nowadays are killed to make coats.
5. Cat breeds today have so much more variety than dog breeds.
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37. The passage is mainly about __________.

1. breeds of cats
2. a brief history of cats
3. the war between cats and rats
4. research on Egyptian cat DNA
5. Vikings using cats as rat catchers

(1) Polar bears might be the largest predators on land but as global temperatures
continue to rise and sea ice melts at an unprecedented rate, they're also one of the
most vulnerable species in the world. In fact, research led by the University of
Washington between 2009 and 2015 found that a particular subpopulation of polar
ที? 2)
bears around Baffin Bay have experienced severe weight loss since the 1990s when
the population was last tracked.
(2) The reason for this? Melting ice caps. When sea ice completely melts in the
summer, polar bears are pushed ashore for an extended period of time until the ice
reforms. But now ice caps are melting earlier and reforming later, meaning that the
species is forced to spend more time on land. Indeed, UW's study found that polar
bears are spending 30 days more on land (90 days total) per year than they did in the
1990s.
(3) Simply put, more time on land means less time spent in the water hunting for
seals and other prey. During this period of food scarcity, polar bears are forced to
rely on nutrients and energy stored within adipose body tissue to survive. As a result,
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body weight declines at a rate of approximately 1 percent per day until sea ice levels
rise again in late fall and winter when polar bears can go back to hunting.
(4) On top of this, the researchers found that reduced sea ice availability and body
weight significantly affect reproductive success, with longer ice-free periods leading
to smaller litters. Based on these findings they predicted that two-cub litters —
which have until now been the norm — are going to become rare in the next few
decades.
(5) The impossibility for polar bears to meet their high energy demands and
reproduce successfully is resulting in a rapid population decline. The species is
expected to decline by a third by 2050, along with thousands of other species whose
habitats are affected by climate change.
(6) Scientists believe that only human intervention can save the species from
extinction. In line with the University of Washington's findings, author Eric V.
ที? 2)
Regehr says, "Over the next century, the conservation of polar bears will depend not
only on our ability to understand and quantify the effects of climate change but also
on our capacity to predict how climate change will influence viability and adjust
management actions accordingly."
38. What is the best title for the passage?

1. Three Ways You Can Help Save the Polar Bears
2. Polar Bears Will Go Extinct If Trophy Hunting Doesn't Stop
3. What Will Polar Bears Eat After Global Warming?
4. Why are Polar Bears Facing Severe Weight Loss and Having Fewer Cubs?
5. What Scientists Learned from Strapping a Camera to Polar Bears
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39. It is likely that more polar bears will soon starve because of __________.
1. the decline in seal numbers 2. severe weight loss
3. human intervention 4. reproductive success
5. melting sea ice
40. What does the word ‘scarcity’ in paragraph 3 mean?

1. problem 2. resource
3. shortage 4. quantity
5. availability
41. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?

1. Rising global temperatures are making it easy for polar bears to hunt.
ที? 2) 2. Human intervention can reduce reproduction rates of polar bears.
3. Polar bears are spending more days on land than they ever have before.
4. The farther polar bears have to travel to get on the ice to hunt the less
weight they lose.
5. Researchers from the University of Washington didn’t pay attention to
severe weight loss of polar bears.
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About half a million teenagers across Japan sit standardized university
entrance exams today. Business leaders argue the education system suppresses
creativity and produces skills that are useless in the knowledge economy. Yet reform
has proven elusive. Hagiuda Koichi, the education minister, has been forced to
postpone the introduction of free-response questions—to gauge the ability to think
critically and express opinions—after admitting that there were too few markers
available. A plan for the government to contract out English testing has also been
cancelled.
The annual rite of passage is very stressful for youngsters. Large companies
still mass-recruit directly from universities and screen applicants based on college
rankings; a student’s stumbling in the tests means risking failure for life. The tests
have been blamed for a surge in mental-health problems. Academic failure is the
ที? 2)
main reason for suicide among Japanese between the ages of 10 and 19.
42. The passage is mainly about __________.

1. the current situation of Japanese university entrance exams
2. business leaders who need the reform of the educational system in Japan
3. the test used in Japanese university entrance exams requiring more markers
4. the university entrance exams leading to suicide among Japanese teenagers
5. a number of Japanese companies recruiting applicants by considering
academic performance
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43. The word ‘suppresses’ in the passage can best be replaced by ____________.
1. reveals 2. supports
3. proposes 4. informs
5. withholds
44. It is likely that if there were sufficient markers available, ____________.

1. new English testing could be cancelled
2. students could not express their opinions
3. the education system would produce useless skills
4. free-response questions could be introduced
5. business leaders would avoid employing graduates
ที45.
? 2) Which statement can be inferred from the passage?
1. All Japanese students regard the exams as the important step in their lives.
2. The date for the plan which intends to change English testing has been
already decided.
3. Suicide among Japanese students will absolutely be gotten rid of when
exams are reformed.
4. Free-response questions in the test are partly to blame for suicide among
teenagers in Japan.
5. New graduates in Japan may have a higher chance to get a job in a large
company if they graduate from the high-ranking educational institutes.
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Part Four: Structure and Writing (Items 46-60)

Items 46-50
Choose the underlined part that is grammatically wrong.
46. (1) When trees (2) are cut (3) or burned, they not only release the carbon they
were storing, (4) but a tool to absorb carbon emissions (5) disappear.
47. (1) Amid the pandemic, companies are (2) increasingly in need of ways to
keep their teams (3) focused and maintain a sense of cohesion; (4) as of
March, many will have spent almost a whole year (5) to work remotely.
48. There are (1) the number of reasons (2) why black cats take (3) longer to
rehome and (4) are put to sleep more often than any other (5) type of cat.
ที? 2)
49. A couple (1) who documented on a popular YouTube channel (2) their life
with an autistic toddler (3) adopting from China (4) are facing a backlash after
revealing he had been placed with (5) another family.
50. Grave of the Fireflies (1) described (2) as one of (3) the best movies that you
never want to watch again. It is (4) so sad that even the well-known critic,
Roger Ebert, admitted that it moved him (5) to tears.
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Items 51-55
Coronaviruses (nCoV) are a large family of viruses known to cause diseases
ranging _____51_____ more severe diseases such as Middle East Respiratory
Syndrome (MERS) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). A novel
coronavirus (COVID-19) _____52_____ in 2019 in Wuhan, China. The risk of
developing dangerous symptoms of COVID-19 may be increased in people who are
older and also in people of any age _____53_____ other serious health problems.
The risk of a new wave of contagion will remain _____54_____ a vaccine is not
available, which may take between nine months and two years. _____55_____,
scientists say, new, equally destructive diseases could paralyze humanity in the
ทีfuture,
? 2) just as the coronavirus has done in 2020.
51. 1. in the common cold for 2. for the common cold to

3. to the common cold by 4. of the common cold for
5. from the common cold to
52. 1. first identifies 2. firstly identified

3. was first identified 4. have first identified
5. will be firstly identified
วั_____________________________________________________________________________________
53. 1. which 2. whom

3. that are 4. whose
5. who have
54. 1. unless 2. so that

3. as long as 4. so as to
5. as soon as
55. 1. However 2. For example

3. Otherwise 4. Moreover
5. Therefore
ที? 2)
วั_____________________________________________________________________________________
Items 56-60
(A) The benefits of social networking websites _______________. (B) While
social networking does curb real life interaction with one's peer, (C) it also provides
shy, introverted, or socially awkward youth with a new avenue of communication
that often makes it easier to connect and form relationships. (D) A sharp increase in
cyberbullying is an unfortunate result of social networking, but sites like Facebook
also give people the opportunity to build a larger network of support. (E)
Additionally, while unmonitored teens and young adults may post photographs and
information that could damage their futures and make them less desirable to
potential employers, (F) responsible and well-guided youth _______________. (G)
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Sites like Facebook now offer users the chance to upload more than one photo at a
time to a status update or post. (H) Even though there are a large number of risks and
downfalls associated with social networking, (I) when the tool is used correctly and
the youth are instructed on correct usage, (J) _______________.
56. Which one should be put in (A) as the topic sentence for this paragraph?
1. allow for convenience and easy communication
2. may not be implementing effective protective measures
3. become an inevitable part of our lives
4. have the potential to outweigh the dangers of such websites
5. allow us to maintain relationships with those who are not close to us
วั_____________________________________________________________________________________
57. Which sentence can be added after Sentence (F) to make a good paragraph?
1. have the right to ask tough questions in workplace
2. have the chance to build working relationships
3. can easily destroy themselves in their work life
4. use Facebook as another way for expressing their emotions
5. have the power to influence any society with their innovative skills
58. Which sentence does NOT belong to this paragraph?

1. B 2. C 3. D 4. G 5. H
59. Which one has the closest meaning to the highlighted part in (E)?
1. seem attractive to employers
ที? 2)
2. use social media to screen candidates
3. let them find potential employers easily
4. cost them their future job opportunities
5. reveal their desire to be a part of a company
60. What would be the best choice to conclude the last sentence (J)?
1. it is a hindrance to success
2. it offers considerable positives
3. it can destroy young people's relationships
4. it brings remarkable success to your business
5. it can be used to find information about work opportunities
วั_____________________________________________________________________________________
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( http://www.facebook.com/GATEngThailand )
ที? 2)
ในทุกปีก่อนการสอบ GAT 1 เดือน น้อง ๆ สามารถดาวน์โหลดข้อสอบจําลอง
GAT ภาษาอังกฤษ (GAT ตอนที่ 2) เพื่อเตรียมตัวสอบได้ฟรีที่หน้าแฟนเพจ
GAT Eng Thailand
[www.facebook.com/GATEngThailand]
ติดตามข่าวสารการสอบ แนวข้อสอบจริง คําศัพท์ และเทคนิคสําหรับการทําข้อสอบ

ซึ่งเป็นข้อมูลที่อัพเดทที่สุดได้ฟรีตลอดปีที่
แฟนเพจ GAT Eng Thailand
[www.facebook.com/GATEngThailand]
[www.twitter.com/GATEngThailand]
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วิธีการตอบ ให้ ใช้ ดนิ สอดํา 2B ระบายวงกลมทีเ# ป็ นคําตอบในกระดาษคําตอบ

เกณฑ์ การให้ คะแนน ข้ อละ 2.5 คะแนน (คะแนนเต็ม 150 คะแนน)

ให้ ทาํ แบบทดสอบฉบับนีเ0 สมือนการทดสอบจริง

*หมายเหตุ ในการทดสอบจริง ผู้คุมสอบจะแจกกระดาษคำตอบแยกจากตัวข้อสอบ

Part One: Expressions (Items 1-15)

1. 1. my score will be expired

2. 1. get used to this

3. 1. we’ve gotten those straightened out

4. 1. it’s way over my head

After the easing of COVID-19 lockdown restrictions (5-7)

Peter: It is fine with me. Where do you want to meet?

5. 1. My plan has already been approved.

Exercising at the university gym (8-9)

8. 1. I’m pretty used to them

9. 1. Those machines should offer healthy alternatives

At the hospital (10-11)

10. 1. Get some rest

11. 1. The symptom has already been cured

3. It's too early to prescribe this medicine

At the pharmacy (12-13)

12. 1. Don't stop telling me

13. 1. are these pills so difficult to find

Two friends (14-15)

14. 1. It's not a big deal

15. 1. all of them have been checked out

Part Two: Vocabulary (Items 16-30)

21. Farmers in Chiang Rai have encountered an increase in deforestation which

26. I practiced my presentation a couple of times with John and he gave me

Part Three: Reading (Items 31-45)

31. According to the passage, we learn that __________.

33. It can be concluded from the passage that __________.

Passage 2 (Items 34-37)

36. What can be inferred from the passage?

37. The passage is mainly about __________.

Passage 3 (Items 38-41)

38. What is the best title for the passage?

40. What does the word ‘scarcity’ in paragraph 3 mean?

41. According to the passage, which of the following is TRUE?

Passage 4 (Items 42-45)

42. The passage is mainly about __________.

44. It is likely that if there were sufficient markers available, ____________.

Part Four: Structure and Writing (Items 46-60)

51. 1. in the common cold for 2. for the common cold to

52. 1. first identifies 2. firstly identified

53. 1. which 2. whom

54. 1. unless 2. so that

55. 1. However 2. For example

58. Which sentence does NOT belong to this paragraph?

- ดาวน์โหลดเฉลยละเอียดได้ที่หน้าแฟนเพจ GAT Eng Thailand -

ติดตามข่าวสารการสอบ แนวข้อสอบจริง คําศัพท์ และเทคนิคสําหรับการทําข้อสอบ

ขอให้โชคดีกับการสอบ GAT ปีการศึกษา 2564

สถาบันทดสอบทางการศึกษาแห่งชาติ (องค์การมหาชน). ตัวอย่างกระดาษคำตอบ. [ออนไลน์]. 2563.

Anonymous. (2020, December 9). Dialogue Writing. Retrieved from

Anonymous. (2021, January 6). Effective Paragraphs. Retrieved from

Anonymous. (2020, December 29). Pharmacist Conversation. Retrieved from

Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Chulalongkorn University. (2020, July 22).

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