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4 It is clear in the passage that ______________.
PART 1 READING 1 a. the lack of physical contact can be regarded as the
only reason for the death of children
b. a considerable decrease in the number of deaths
Touching is vital to human development. During the was seen after the practice was implemented at a
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a large hospital
percentage of children died of mysterious reasons. It c. the reasons why children died are still not known
was later discovered that it was because of an ilness d. the mysterious diease caused many to die and
called marasmus. In Grek, this word means “wasting cannot be detected yet
away.” In some orphanages, the mortality rate was
nearly 100 percent. However, even children in the
most “advanced” homes and institutions died
regularly from the disease. Researchers finally found
that the infants suffered from lack of physical contact PART 2 PHRASAL VERBS
with parents or nurses. The children hadn’t been
touched enough, and as a result they died. From this
knowledge came the practice in institutions of picking 5 She can’t _________ well with her husband, they
the baby up, carrying it around, and handling it always argue.
several times each day. At one hospital that began
this practice, the death rate for infants fell from a. get down to
between 30 to 35 percent to nearly 10 percent. b. get on
c. put up
1 It is clear in the passage that Marasmus d. fall in
_____________.
a. was not known as a disease at the time in which a
lot of children died because of it 6 As I grow older, I cannot _________ noise.
b. was already known by Greek people as causing
many children to die, but they couldn’t cure it a. put up with
c. killed nearly all the children throughout the world in b. break up
the 19th century
c. get on
d. had been used in Greek language before the 19th
century d. fall out

2 It is told in the passage that the children

_____________. 7 You should _________ study immediately because
a. died because of the lack of nurses and care units finals are about to start.
at hospitals
b. were all poor and living in bad conditions a. fall out
c. did need to have enough food for survival b. put up with
d. who were living in good conditions were also c. exhaust
affected from the disease d. get down to

3 According to the passage, the practice of picking

the baby up and handling it several times a day
_____________. 8 She ________ with her boyfriend and went on a
a. was not enough to save the children from the holiday.
illness
a. put up
b. was followed at hospitals for years, but proved to
be ineffective b. got used
c. resulted in a higher death-toll and were quickly c. broke up
abandoned d. gave away
d. emerged after the importance of touching was
understood

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14 a misunderstandings
PART 3 VOCABULARY b inaccuracies
c mismanagement
For questions 9–21, read the text below and d inconvenience
decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits
each space. 15 a values
b behaviour
Working the machines in a factory may seem a dull c tradition
and boring job but in fact it needs a very 9_________ d geography
person to do it.
16 a customs
Firstly, there is a lot of 10_________ that you have to b rituals
work with and rules for your safety that you have to c values
11
_________. You may think they are 12_________ d institutions
but they can save your life.
17 a inconvenient
The second thing you notice is that the working area b ineffective
in factory has a 13 _________ atmosphere as there c inefficient
are Poles, Turks, Greeks, Romanians and Indians as d inappropriate
well as British people all working together. Of course,
this can mean there are 14_________, especially over 18 a handy
issues related to rules of 15 _________ and life b user-friendly
16
_________. What might seem to be normal c durable
behaviour for a Pole may be considered to be d cutting-edge
17
_________ by a Greek.
19 a unable
The big issue, for many of us at the moment, is fear b inefficient
for our jobs. 18_________ technology is getting so c unlikely
advanced that now the most 19_________ part of the d insensitive
production process is the human being. Soon human
beings will be 20 _________. Knowing you can lose FI 20 a hard-wearing
your job at any time is not good for your 21 N b obsolete
_________, I can tell you. A c practical
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21 a out of your mind

9 a responsible b an open mind
b valuable c peace of mind
c anti-social d in two minds
d durable

10 a profiles
b machines PART 4 GRAMMAR
c equipment
d devices
For questions 22-33, read the text below and
11 a get down with think of the word which best fits each space.
b get used to Use only one word in each space. In some cases
c get on with a word is not necessary so choose ‘X’.
d put up with
On Saturday, the council complaints committee held a
12 a inadequate special meeting that discussed the problems
22
b unlikely _________ caused by the last-minute change of
c unnecessary location of the free rock concert.
d ineffective
High PLC directors, 23 _________ were responsible
13 a anti-social for organising the event, admitted 24 ________the
b national location but felt that they had no choice, stating that
c multicultural the reason 25 _________ they made the change was
d subculture because of a fire the night before. 26 _________ you
were in our position, what would you have done?’
asked Alex Hutton, owner of High PLC.

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Bernadette Rogers, of the council, asked 27 a. which
_________ High PLC could not have repaired the b. why
damage. Mr Hutton did not know the answer to this c. that
question. d. X
Mr Alex Smith, a visitor to the concert, 28_________
the committee that the last-minute change of location 30
had caused an extra 45-minute car journey, a. moving
29
_________ making him and his family late for the b. to move
concert. c. moved
d. move
High PLC apologised for 30 _________ the location of
the event. They said that if they 31_________ arrange 31
the event again, they would certainly do it differently. a. will
They have also 32_________ to repay all extra costs b. may
that people may have had because of the location c. can
change. The council has also told them 33 _________ d. could
letters of apology to all the people that complained.
32
22 a. agree
a. who b. to agree
b. which c. agreed
c. that d. agrees
d. X
33
23 a. sent
a. which b. sending
b. who c. to send
c. whom d. send
d. X

24
a. change FI
b. changing N PART 5 WORD FORMATION
c. changed A
d. to change L Use the correct form of the word to complete
the sentence.
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a. which 34 Wearing a pair of jeans is rather ___________ for
b. that a wedding.
c. who a. appropriacy
d. why b. inappropriate
c. appropriated
26 d. appropriately
a. Although
b. When
c. If 35 The meeting was ___________ as nothing was
d. However agreed on.
a. effectively
27 b. effectiveness
a. supposing c. effect
b. that d. ineffective
c. whether
d. who
36 Please come on Saturday as Friday is rather
28 ___________.
a. said a. conveniently
b. asked b. inconvenient
c. told c. convenient
d. would like d. convenience

37 We hope that racial ___________ is now a thing

of the past and colour will never again decide your
position in life.
29 a. equal

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b. equality
c. inequality
d. equable

38 I think it is highly ___________ that there’ll be

snow today. It’s too warm.
a. like
b. unlike
c. likely
d. unlikely

PART 6 READING 2

An amazing new invention by a British student will

help children who are overweight. It will also reduce
the number of hours of television they watch every
day. The technology is called “Square-Eyes, a
nickname often given to children who watch TV too
much. It is a tiny, computerized sensor that fits into
children’s shoes. It measures the number of steps the
child takes during the day and sends this information
to the family computer. Software then tells the child
how many hours of TV he or she can watch that
evening. One hundred steps equal one minute of TV.
If children use up all of their viewing time, they must
do more walking. The designer Gillian Swan says
“this will help children to include exercise in their daily
routines from an early age.” She said that ten years
ago children were healthier because they played
outside with their friends. She also said “today’s
children spend too much time in front of the TV and FI
don’t exercise”. This means children have weight N
problems and become fat. A
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39 It is because children spend too much time in front

of the TV that they ___________.
a. make their parents get angry
b. don’t do their homework regularly
c. have weight problems and become fat
d. have to wear Square-Eyes

40 As far as one can realize from the passage, the

“Square-Eyes’’ __________.
a. is a nickname often given to kids who are addicted
to TV
b. has been used commonly in the public since it first
appeared
c. is a complete failure in the ability to see
d. shows that there won’t be any obese child in the
future

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