Ken: How much spaghetti do we need?
Bob: ________.
A.
It is $5
B.
Yes, I think so
C.
That’s very kind of you
D.
One packet will be enough
E.
Ok. I’ll take it
Someone asked ________?
You said “There’s something wrong with this computer”.
A.
How do you find the CD player
B.
Would you like to do this evening
C.
Do you agree this computer is expensive
D.
Can you tell me how to get to the shop
E.
What is the problem exactly
English has taken many words from many other languages too.
What is the main idea of the sentence?
A.
History
B.
Language
C.
Location
D.
Nation
E.
Number
She is very sensible. She’d never do anything stupid. In other words, she’s very practical and down-to-earth.
What is informed of the sentence?
A.
Intellectual ability
B.
Height
C.
Weight
D.
Personality
E.
Relationships
This was our priority from the start. We didn’t really do any proper market research, and we weren’t sure if such machines would sell, especially during a recession.
What is it about?
A.
Work
B.
Economics
C.
Business
D.
Education
E.
Technology
Diagnosing illnesses from a distance. Patients will sit at their home computers, describe their symptoms and send information automatically to their doctor using instruments such as thermometers connected to the computer.
What is it about?
A.
Computer technology
B.
Politics
C.
Economics technology
D.
Health and lifestyle
E.
Health technology
New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Manawatu District
Amateur Fishing Permit
Name of Permit Holder: David James
Age: 65
Eye colour: Green
Social Security Number: 540-45-8965
Home Address: 58 Lion Street Padington South
Period of Validity: February 15th – February 25th
Date Issued: February 2nd
This document entitles the above to fish in all areas open to amateur fishing in the Manawatu District for a period of 5 days. The permit holder agrees to produce this permit and any fish in his/her possession upon demand by any authorized officer of the NZ Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
What is indicated about this permit?
A.
It is valid from February 15th.
B.
It is valid during evening hours only.
C.
It is suitable for professional fishermen.
D.
It is transferable to any family member.
E.
It is valid from February 2nd.
New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Manawatu District
Amateur Fishing Permit
Name of Permit Holder: David James
Age: 65
Eye colour: Green
Social Security Number: 540-45-8965
Home Address: 58 Lion Street Padington South
Period of Validity: February 15th – February 25th
Date Issued: February 2nd
This document entitles the above to fish in all areas open to amateur fishing in the Manawatu District for a period of 5 days. The permit holder agrees to produce this permit and any fish in his/her possession upon demand by any authorized officer of the NZ Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
What must permit holders produce on demand?
A.
Proof of their home address
B.
A valid driver’s license and social security number
C.
Their permit and any fish in their possession
D.
Their permit receipt and a passport photo
E.
A valid fisher’s license
Memorandum
To: All staff
From: Executive Manager H. Kuff, Wholefoods H.R. Department
Date: August 5
Re: Health and Safety Seminar
In conjunction with the Ministry of Health, Wholefoods will be holding a seminar on workplace safety at Convention Center in downtown Auckland on September 22nd. The seminar has been arranged to ensure all operators and associated staff are aware of the inherent dangers when working at one of our many manufacturing plants.
As you are all aware, we plan on introducing a number of new manufacturing processes and operating procedures at several sites around the country and there are a number of important safety issues that all employees must be made aware of. Additionally, several employees were seriously injured in a preventable accident at our main factory based in Henderson late last year, so all on-site training programs are to be revised. Worker safety is our priority and therefore attendance at this event is compulsory. Workers from our Henderson, Hamilton and Cambridge plants will be provided with company shuttle buses, while the staff at the Auckland factory are asked to make their own travel arrangements.
Jeremy Owen, our Auckland H.R. Manager, is overseeing the seminar. Please contact him to confirm your attendance before the end of the week so he can make all the necessary arrangements.
43. What is true about the seminar?
A.
It is mainly for sales staff.
B.
It is held biannually.
C.
It is held annually.
D.
It will be held off-site.
E.
It is a three day event.
Memorandum
To: All staff
From: Executive Manager H. Kuff, Wholefoods H.R. Department
Date: August 5
Re: Health and Safety Seminar
In conjunction with the Ministry of Health, Wholefoods will be holding a seminar on workplace safety at Convention Center in downtown Auckland on September 22nd. The seminar has been arranged to ensure all operators and associated staff are aware of the inherent dangers when working at one of our many manufacturing plants.
As you are all aware, we plan on introducing a number of new manufacturing processes and operating procedures at several sites around the country and there are a number of important safety issues that all employees must be made aware of. Additionally, several employees were seriously injured in a preventable accident at our main factory based in Henderson late last year, so all on-site training programs are to be revised. Worker safety is our priority and therefore attendance at this event is compulsory. Workers from our Henderson, Hamilton and Cambridge plants will be provided with company shuttle buses, while the staff at the Auckland factory are asked to make their own travel arrangements.
Jeremy Owen, our Auckland H.R. Manager, is overseeing the seminar. Please contact him to confirm your attendance before the end of the week so he can make all the necessary arrangements.
What is NOT likely to occur within the next year?
A.
Workers will be provided with company shuttle buses.
B.
New manufacturing processes will be implemented.
C.
New operating protocols will be put into effect.
D.
Individual factories will review existing education systems.
E.
A branch office will be opened in Auckland.
Memorandum
To: All staff
From: Executive Manager H. Kuff, Wholefoods H.R. Department
Date: August 5
Re: Health and Safety Seminar
In conjunction with the Ministry of Health, Wholefoods will be holding a seminar on workplace safety at Convention Center in downtown Auckland on September 22nd. The seminar has been arranged to ensure all operators and associated staff are aware of the inherent dangers when working at one of our many manufacturing plants.
As you are all aware, we plan on introducing a number of new manufacturing processes and operating procedures at several sites around the country and there are a number of important safety issues that all employees must be made aware of. Additionally, several employees were seriously injured in a preventable accident at our main factory based in Henderson late last year, so all on-site training programs are to be revised. Worker safety is our priority and therefore attendance at this event is compulsory. Workers from our Henderson, Hamilton and Cambridge plants will be provided with company shuttle buses, while the staff at the Auckland factory are asked to make their own travel arrangements.
Jeremy Owen, our Auckland H.R. Manager, is overseeing the seminar. Please contact him to confirm your attendance before the end of the week so he can make all the necessary arrangements.
The word “overseeing” in paragraph 3, line 1, is closest in meaning to
A.
supervising
B.
excusing
C.
neglecting
D.
recording
E.
rejecting
Memorandum
To: All staff
From: Executive Manager H. Kuff, Wholefoods H.R. Department
Date: August 5
Re: Health and Safety Seminar
In conjunction with the Ministry of Health, Wholefoods will be holding a seminar on workplace safety at Convention Center in downtown Auckland on September 22nd. The seminar has been arranged to ensure all operators and associated staff are aware of the inherent dangers when working at one of our many manufacturing plants.
As you are all aware, we plan on introducing a number of new manufacturing processes and operating procedures at several sites around the country and there are a number of important safety issues that all employees must be made aware of. Additionally, several employees were seriously injured in a preventable accident at our main factory based in Henderson late last year, so all on-site training programs are to be revised. Worker safety is our priority and therefore attendance at this event is compulsory. Workers from our Henderson, Hamilton and Cambridge plants will be provided with company shuttle buses, while the staff at the Auckland factory are asked to make their own travel arrangements.
Jeremy Owen, our Auckland H.R. Manager, is overseeing the seminar. Please contact him to confirm your attendance before the end of the week so he can make all the necessary arrangements.
Where is Wholefoods’ main factory?
A.
In Hamiltons
B.
In Auckland
C.
In Henderson
D.
In Cambridge
E.
In Convention
They run _________ organization to help the homeless people in our country.
A.
an
B.
a
C.
the
D.
-
E.
any
Frank is _________ man in his family.
A.
most careful
B.
more careful
C.
the most careful
D.
carefully
E.
careful
We bought a _________ chair for our grandmother’s birthday present last week.
A.
antique /wooden /comfortable
B.
comfortable /wooden /antique
C.
wooden /antique /comfortable
D.
comfortable /antique /wooden
E.
antique /comfortable /wooden
The big car is twice _________ the small one.
A.
as cheap
B.
as cheap as
C.
cheap
D.
cheaper than
E.
cheapest
My father could speak English _________ when he was young.
A.
more fluently
B.
fluent
C.
fluenter
D.
fluently
E.
more fluent
The police discovered vital evidence _________ led to arrest of the thief.
A.
that
B.
where
C.
when
D.
which
E.
who
They’re _________ a wedding anniversary next week.
A.
having
B.
have
C.
had
D.
has
E.
been having
James _________ up early in the morning then he _________ cold water every day.
A.
get/drinks
B.
get/drink
C.
gets/drinks
D.
got/drank
E.
gets/drank
My sister is 18 now but she _________ many medals for sport competitions.
A.
has been
B.
has had
C.
had had
D.
have has
E.
has having
James and John _________ a lot of responsibilities in their jobs for 15 years.
A.
has been taking
B.
is taking
C.
been taking
D.
have been taking
E.
takes
My friend _________ everyone else in the match and won easily
A.
has outplayed
B.
outplay
C.
outplaying
D.
outplays
E.
outplayed
The Browns _________ well treated now they are very rude.
A.
used to be
B.
used to being
C.
use to be
D.
using to be
E.
used be
We _________ by a disturbance in the street yesterday.
A.
have woken
B.
was woken
C.
woken
D.
were woken
E.
had woken
The winner of our competition _________ on show recently.
A.
were announced
B.
have been announced
C.
has been announced
D.
are announced
E.
have announced
He said “I met them last weekend”. He said that _________
A.
he had met last weekend.
B.
he had met them the previous weekend.
C.
he met them the previous weekend.
D.
he had met the previous weekend.
E.
he met the previous weekend.
If he _________ his essay writing assignment, he would call to his teacher.
A.
will finish
B.
had finished
C.
finishes
D.
finishing
E.
finished
Since we have supported each other for so long and we have won college baseball games
A B C D
much times.
E
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
We also collected old paper, recycled items and old clothes to donate to those which are
A B C D E
less fortunate than ourselves.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
The crime of demanding money from somebody in exchange for keeping informations
A B C
about them secret is called blackmail.
D E
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
The buildings are often destroyed by _________ after violent movement of the ground.
A.
forest fire
B.
flood
C.
earthquake
D.
snowstorm
E.
hurricane
Most young children don’t read newspapers, they prefer to read _____________.
A.
magazines
B.
comics
C.
journals
D.
newspapers
E.
adverts
The ________ attack people in a public place.
A.
robberies
B.
shoplifters
C.
thieves
D.
muggers
E.
burglars
The best _________ movie I’ve ever seen was Star Wars. It was about the space mission.
A.
action
B.
cartoon
C.
horror
D.
crime
E.
science fiction
A _______ is a small place that sells most things but especially food and household goods.
A.
supermarket
B.
toy store
C.
bookstore
D.
hardware store
E.
department store
My car broke _________ again and I had to go to work on foot.
A.
of
B.
out
C.
off
D.
down
E.
into
My husband has beautiful blue eyes. I hope our children will take ___________ him.
A.
to
B.
up
C.
after
D.
off
E.
for
Due to the storm, I put _________ my doctor’s appointment until the following week.
A.
on
B.
off
C.
up
D.
out
E.
down
As he was cleaning his attic he came ________ an old photograph of his grandmother.
A.
back
B.
round
C.
up
D.
across
E.
out