Eduin won the race.

None of them won the race.

6. What she says is clear and is obviously well----prepared and this; among other things; has earned her the high regard of her colleagues.

Question: How so her colleagues think of her?

They criticize her

They said nothing with her.

They respect her.

They didn’t know her.

7. The doctor would have given old Mrs. Smith some medicine, but by the time he arrived it was too late for him to do anything for the old woman.

Question: What happened to Mrs. Smith?

The doctor didn’t have enough medicine.

The doctor saved her.

She had went to hospital.

The doctor wasn’t able to help her.

8. Where as Henry’s books became increasing grin and gloomy as he grew older, Adam had never written a serious book or had the least desire to do so.

Question: Did Adam ever write a serious book?

Yes, he just finished it.

No, and he never wanted to

No, but he prepare to do it

Yes, he write it some years ago.

When the foreman discovers his origin, he can’t help making fun of him and calls him Kimi. Try as he will to rid himself of that name, it clings to him forever.

Question: What does Kiwi try to do?

Change his nickname, but he fails.

Change his nickname and he succeeds.

Keep his nickname but he fails.

Keep his nickname and he success.

10. This grant will enable the university to employ another assistant professor of Spanish history completing out its program of Spanish students sufficiently to provide for a major in this field.

Question: Before the grant, there was no………

A. possible to major in Spanish students. B. demand for course in Spanish students.

C. course in Spanish history D. professor in Spanish students

11. Hostility between Bill and Kepler, far from being over, or even reduced, is just staring up in earnest.

Question: What does the writer say about the hostility?

A. it is decreasing B. it is increasing C. it ended long ago D. it has just ended

12. There have certainly been many magazines as honest as this one, but there have been only a few as sensitive.

Question: This magazine is outstanding for its………

A. length B. originality C. honesty D. sensitive

13. It wasn’t so much his gigantic appetite as it was his rude table manners that offended Mrs. Green.

Question: What did Frank and Charles do last night?

they played bridge instead of writing papers.

They played bridge while they wrote papers.

They wrote papers instead of playing bridge.

They neither played bridge nor wrote papers.

15. The four good----looking race horses weren’t worth as much to Brue as any single work horse.

Question: How much was a work horse worth to Brue?

A. the same as 4 race horses. B. the same as 1 race horse

C. more than 4 race horses D. less than 4 race horses.

16. Perhaps most satisfying is that song birds missing the city for almost 50 years are returning.

Question: Song birds are now………

A. singing more satisfactorily B. coning back to the city

C. disappearing from the city D. dying in the city

17. The fact that gum disease as well as tooth decay may someday by treated my chemical therapy makes the problem of drug resistant organism more important to dental research than it once was.

Question: Dental researchers are becoming more interested in studying………

A. tooth decay B. gum disease C. chemical therapy D. drug resistant organisms

18. There is a chance that certain of the predictions of 1950 will not be fulfilled.

Question: What does the write say about the predictions?

A. all have come true since 1950. B. some may not come true

C. some came true in 1950 D. none have come true.

19. They were not attracted by his formal training, because what mattered was his ability to adapt himself to new situation.

Question: The most important qualification was ………

A. experience B. formal training C. adaptable D. hard work

20. Richard Matheson was one of a team of three Gland High School students which was named Huston’s first place winner in the 1980 high school contest.

Question: Who won the prize?

A. Richard’s 3 students B. a team of 3 students

C. Richard and 3 of his teammate D. Richard alone

21. Jone is a big, husky, active leader with a hearty voice attrioutes that lend him a general aura of confidence.

Question: Jone seems confident due to his ……

A. generosity B. diligence C. physical D. personality

22. Edna had an uneventful life which, when contrasted to the adventures of the main characters in her writing, appears almost dull ……

A. Edna’s writings B. Edna’s characters C. Edna’s characteristics D. Edna’s life

23. No matter what course the government takes, the future of the ship---building company seems reasonably secure.

Question: The author is sure that……

the government will have problems in the future.

The company will have problems in the future.

The company’s future is independent of the government.

The company’s future is dependent on the government

24. If you try to do too many things at once, you’ll not only exhaust yourself, but also do a bad job.

Question: The writer is not in favor of...

not trying hard enough

doing thing at once

doing too much

working too slowly

25. If a strong body and hard work were what make a men an excellent basketball star, Mike Hanks would certainly be one.

Question: What does the author say about Mike?

he is a basketball star

he is too strong to be a star

he is not strong enough to be a star

he is strong and hard working

26. Anyone who has the education background and working experience that Golden has doesn’t need to worry about finding a job.

Question: Is Golden likely to find a job?

No, because he lacks education.

No, because he worried too much.

Yes, without a doubt.

Yes, if he goes to university.

27. Dave would sell his car if he didn’t need it so much.

Question: Did Dave sell his car?

No, even through he didn’t need it.

No, because he need it so much.

Yes, because he doesn’t need it.

Yes, even through he need it.

28. There are many students as intelligent as Rex, but only a few as diligent.

Question: what does the writer say what Rex?

He is unusually diligent.

He is unusually intelligent.

He is less intelligent than most students.

He is diligent than most students.

29. The boy’s development was retarded, but not so much so that he was unable to cope with

the curriculum in the middle school.

Question: The boy…?

was superior to the average student

was an average student

was slow, but could keep up with the other students

was slow, and couldn’t lamp up with the other students

30. The population of Palmerton as premier was based on the important he gave of aggressiveness in foreign policy, but now we realize that his polices were exceedingly cautions.

Question: People liked Palmerton because…?

A. he was premier B. his policies were flexible

C. they thought he was cautions D. they thought he was aggressive

31. If it were not for Magret’s excellent recommendations, Emily, who was impressed by her at interview, wouldn’t have hired her.

Question: What happened after the interview?

A. Magret hired Emily B. Emily hired Magret

C. Magret recommended Emily D. Emily didn’t hire Magret

32. Bullet, last season’s top, one---year---old dog, came back to the race at wall and last week looking as good as ever.

Question: How has Bullet been performing?

better last year than this year

better this year than last year

poorly last year and this year

well this year and last year

33. Jackson was such an intellectual giant that one famous scholar believed that he, rather than Samuls, an obscure author, must have written Freeways.

Question: What did the scholar mentioned in this sentence believe?

that Jackson helped Samule write freeways?

that Samule wrote Freeway.

That an obscure actor wrote Freeway.

That Jackson wrote Freeway.

34. According to these figures, the richest student in class one is poorer than the poorest student in class two.

Question: How does the economic statue of students in class two?

only one student in class one is richer than students in class two.

All the students in class one are richer.

All the student in class one is poor.

35. It wasn’t until she left home that he realized the great extent to which she depended on her parents.

Question: How much did she depend on her parents?

A. quite B. a little C. never D. some

36. Had Josehp not stayed up so late last night, he wouldn’t be so exhausted today.

Question: How does Josehp feel today?

He’s not tired because he went to bed early.