Mark the letter for the word having different stress pattern to that of the others in each of the

questions
1. A. conscious
B. correct
C. corrupt
D. consent
2. A. correspond
B. subjective
C. conclusive
D. appliance
3. A. innovation
B. optimistic
C. efficiency
D. unexpected
4. A. legacy
B. affluent
C. compromise
D. authentic
5. A. accompany
B. domesticate
C. secondary
D. compulsory
Choose the correct answer to finish each of the following sentences
6. Two other_______ in his argument for his countrys independence are worth a mention.
A. notices
B. Points
C.effects
D. reports
7. It's no_______ to say most of our students have never read a complete Shakespeare play.
A. Exaggeration
B. lying
C.ampliication
D. deception
8. A survey has been conducted to find out the youngsters attitudes
love.
A. for
B.towards
C. about
D. with
9. ______the operation costs were rising so fast, the United Nations decided to reduce personnel by half.
A. Therefore
B. Becase
C. As a result
D. As f
10. The noise got ______as th:.cr disappeared into the distance.
A. smaller
B. f a i n t e r
C . weaker
D. slighter
11. I had to be up early the next morning,so I__
myself and left the party.
A. refused
B. Thanked
C. excused
D. apoogized
12. The ___ part of the week is always busy for me.
A. front
B. start
C. early
D. near
13. You were teasng the dog._______he went for ou. Serves you right.
A. Thats why
B. Therefore
C. Nonetheless
D. Accordingly
14. We had to drive cctully because the road was icy in several _______.
A. blocks
B. places
C. pieces
D. bits
15. The hotel receptionist said she would
what she could do about the dripping tap immediately
A. find
B. try
C. see
D. look
16. He_______
very quickl aftr a long illness.
A. covered
B. uncovered
C. discovered
D. recovred
17. I was beside myselft with joy when m father said the car was___ my disposal.
A. at
B. of
C.with
D. int
18. It didnt take the inspector ______
to solve the murder.
A. time
B. much
C.lot
D. long
19. His face has rather a sad_______
A. aspect
B. look
C. visage
D. light
20. As it was so hot in the office he _______ his tie
A. tightened
B. let out
C. slackened
D. left
21. My brother was a much less _______student than his friends
A. industrious
B. Industrial
C. industrialist
D. industrialized
22. My son came back home vvthout his book. He_______ it
A.could have lost
B. was losing
C. would lose
D. might be losing
23. We felt very______to hear you were safe and sound.
A. worried
B. confusing
C. relieved
D. convenient
24. The house that we used to live in s in a very_______ state
A. neglectful
B. negligible
C. neglected
D. negligent
25.- "Excuse me. Has an announcement been made about the eight o'clock flight to Kuala Lumpur?"
A. Sorry, I don't
B. Yes, it was
C. Not yet
D. I don't think that
26. There are other harmful drugs_____alcohol and nicotine.

A. except
B. from
C. beside
D. besides
27. She wasnt paying attention and___a parked car.
A. hit with
B. knocked down
C. crashed into D. run over
28. The bank can make loan___ individuals, organizations, and businesses.
A. with
B. for
C. out
D. to
29. How can he discuss the subject intelligently when he has no__________experience of that?
A. First-hand
B. big-headed
C. primary
D. principal
30. 'Im really grateful to you."_______I
A. Thank you.
B. My pleasure.
C. That's right.
D. You must be kiddingl
31. We have bought some_____chairs for the garden so that they are easy to store away.
A. adapting
B. adjusting
C. bending D.folding
32. The area is famous for its____gardens, .where all kinds of vegetables are grovvn.
A. market
B. hothouse
C. trade
D greenhouse
33. His change of has________him with a new challenge in life.
A. introduced
B.initiated
C. presented
D. led
34. The more expensive carpet is a good choice _______ it will last longer
A. by mean of
B. due to
C. in that
D. in view of
35. If you want to be sure of receiving a copy of the magazine, I suggest you_______ annual subscription
A. put down
B. take out
C. write off
D. send up
Identify the word or phrase that is not accepted in modern English
36. Obsidian, an uncommon volcanic rock, polishes well and makes an attractively semiprecious stone
37. The double bulls eyes in center of a dart board is worth fifty points
38. The British national anthem called as God save the Queen was already a traditional song in the 18th
century
39. You can boost the sales of a product faster by increasing its advertising budget than to improve the product
itself.
40. Biologists and anthropologists possess a wealth of evidence to indicate that human beings arose from lower
forms of life over a time-long period.
Read the passage and choose the best answer for each question
Approximately 10 percent of all children in the United States receive special education
or related services. Within this group, a little more than half have a leaming disability. Substantial
percentages of children also have speech or language impairrnent (21% of those
with disabilities), mental retardation (12%), and serious emotional disturbance (9%).
Educators now prefer to speak of chidren with disabilities" rather than disabled
children to emphasize the person, not the disability. The term handicapping condition is still
used to describe impediments to the learning and functioning of individuals with a disability that have been
imposed by society. For example, when children who use a wheelchair do not have adequate access to a
bathroom, transportation and so on, this is referred to as a handicapping condition.
Chidren with a leaming disability (1) are of normal intelligence or above, (2) have difficulties in at least
one academic area and usually several, and (3) have a difficuity that is not attributed to any other problem or
disorder. The globa concept of learning disabilities includes problems in listening, concentrating, speaking,
thinking.
About three times as many boys as girls are classified as having a leaming disability. Among the
explanation for this gender difference are a greater biological vulnerabiity of boys, as well as referral bias
boys are more likely to referred by teacher for treatment because of their disruptive, hyperactive behavior
The legal requirement that schools serve all children with a disability is fairly recent. Beginning in
1960s, the US Congress laid down special educational rights for children with disabilities. Prior to that time,
most children with a disability were either refused enrolment or inadequately served by schools. In 1975 the
Education for All Handicapped Children Act required that all student with a disabilities be given a fee,
appropriate public education and be provided the funding to help implement this education. In 1990 the

Individuals with Disablities Education Act (IDEA) spells out broad mandates for sevices to all children with
disabilities. These include evaluation and eligibility determination, appropriate educationand the
individualized education plan, and the least restrictive enviroment
Under the IDEA, the least restrictive environment means a settinq as similar as possible to the one in
which children who dont have a disability are educated. This has given a legal basis to making an effort to
educate children with a disability in the regular classroom. The term used to describe the education of children
with disabilities used to be mainstreaming. Today mainstreaming means educating a student with special
education needs partially in a special education classroom and partially in a regular classroom.
Many legal changes regarding children with disabilities have been extremely positive. Compared with
several decades ago, far more children today are receiving competent, specialized services. For many children,
inclusion in the regular classroom, with modifications or supplement services, is appropriate. However, some
experts believe that separate programs may be more effective and appropriate. Best practices in Service delivery
to children with disabilities are moving towards a family-focused or family-centered approach. This approach
emphasizes the importance of partnerships betvveen parents and disability professionals, and shared decision
making in assessment intervention, and evaluation. it also underscores the belief that services for children must
be offered in the context of the entire family and that the family system is the partner and the Client, not just the
child.
41 What does this passage mainly discuss?
A. Mainstreaming for school children with disabilities.
B. Providing educational services for children with disabiltles.
C. Identiication of children wth learning disabilities.
D. Removing handicapping conditions in schools.
42. What is the most current view of support program for children with disabilities?
A. AII children should be included in the regular classroom.
B. Mainstreaming should be reintroduced.
C. Teachers should be trained to help children with disabilities.
D. Parents and professional should confer and make decisions
43.The word disruptive in the passage refers to
A. finding fault
B. Taking charge
C. causing confusion D. Getting lost
44. The word broad" sthe passage is closest in meaning to
A. expensive B. general
C. adequate D. prctical
45. ccording to paragraph 3, a child with a learning disability
A. always has problems in several school subjects
B. must be dentica according to specific criteria
C. could find it challenging to concentrate
D. dse not know how to read at grade level
46. The word it in the last sentence refers to _______
A. approach
B. decision making
C. importance
D. belief
47. The word setting in paragraph 6 mostly means _______
A. place where something happens
B. place where a play is performed
C. educating children with disabilities
D. setting up a similar environment
48. IDEA includes all of the following EXCEPT______
A. a basis for inclusion in the regular classroom
B. an individualized program requirement
C. special equipment for home schooling
D. evaluation and eligibility determination
49. Which of the following concepts is given explanation in the passage?
A. language impairment
B. handicapping condition
C. Normal intelligence
D. academic area
5. It can be inferred from the passage that
A. most children with learning disabilities do not have normal intelligence
B. handicapping condition are more common than learning disabilities
C. about 5% of all children in the US have some type of learning disability
D. disruptive or hyperactive behavior always accompanies disabilities.
The Giant Panda is probably the most valuable and popular zoo animal. They live in the steep
mountains of Western China. About 1000 giant pandas still survive in the wild, but only a very few have ever

been seen alive outside China. In 1961 it was adopted as the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund and the panda
has become a familiar sight on T-shirts, badges and carstickers. It is certainly popular with children and
regularly rates in the top ten of childrens favourite animals. The arrival of a panda at a zoo can turn a loss into a
healthy profit.
Giant pandas can live for up to 20 years, and a big male can weigh 150 kilos. They live on a diet of
rock-hard bamboo stems. They can eat 4 kilos at a sitting and may chew for 12 hours a day. Their dependence
on bamboo is the main threat to their survival. The bamboo plant dies off about every 100 years and when this
last happened in 1975, nearly 150 pandas died. This threat of extinction has led to the setting up of a panda
research centre in China with $1 million being contributed by the World Wildlife Fund.
More than 30 giant pandas have been born alive in Chinese zoos. The first breeding in captivity was at
Peking zoo in September 1963. The mother, Li-Li, cradled her infant, Ming-Ming, in her arms day and night.
The first two births in the West were both to Ying-Ying in Mexico City zoo. Unfortunately she rolled over on
the first baby and crushed it. The second was born in 1981. It is not easy to mate pandas in captivity and in the
late 60s Chi-Chi, from London zoo, and An-An, from Moscow zoo, had a very on-off romance with no results.
A new born panda weighs only 125 grams and measures less than 15 cm. The female panda is 800 times
heavier than her baby at birth and the baby is 3-4 months old before it can crawl. It is pinkish-white at birth
without dark markings and the familiar black eye.
Although very slow moving and peaceful, the panda can be vicious when angry. A keeper at Chicago
zoo was so badly mauled by Mei-Lai, a big male panda, that he had to have his arm amputated. But for most of
us the giant panda remains a lovable, cuddly, living teddy bear.
51. Their dependence on bamboo is the main threat to their survival means
A. They often fall from bamboo plants and injure themselves
B. The unreliability of the bamboo plant is the greatest danger to pandas, because it is the only food they eat.
C. Pandas use bamboo sticks to defend themselves against other pandas.
D. They live on a diet of rock-hand bamboo stems.
52. A panda research center is a place where people
A. look for pandas
B. look after pandas
C. study pandas
D. mate pandas
53. They can eat 4 kilos at a sitting means the pandas
A. can eat 4 kilos at one mealtime
B. eats 4 kilos every time if it sits down.
C. dont eat 4 kilos at one mealtime
D. eats 4 kilos every time from morning until midnight
54. It was adopted as the symbol of the world Wildlife Fund means
A. They decided to use a picture of a panda to represent their organization.
B. They decided to look after only giant pandas
C. They keep one giant panda in a cage at their headquarters
D. They showed the pandas as a familiar sight on T-Shirts, badges and car stickers
55. The arrival of a panda at a zoo can turn a loss into a healthy profit means that_______
A. a zoo which buys a panda can sell it for more than it paid
B. more people pay to visit a zoo, and it stops losing money and starts making a good profit
C. a zoo can make profit by buying and selling pandas
D. because more visitors come to the zoo, the zoo has more money to look after the animals health
56. About 1000 giant pandas still survive in the wild ,means there are 1.000 giants pandas and _______
A. they are all wild and savage
B. their movements are controlled
C. they still live in their natural habitat
D. they cannot survive outside zoos
57. The panda regularly rates in the top ten of childrens favorite animals means________
A. children think that the panda is one of the ten most common animals
B. children have ten favourite animals
C. all children vote for the panda as their facourite animals
D. the panda is often voted as one of the ten most popular animals by children

58. The opposite of the wordsteep in line 2 may be_______

A. vertical
B. sharp
C. gentle
D. moderate
59. The word amuplated as used in the text is closest in meaning to _______
A. cut off
B. injured
C. operated on D. broken down
60. The establishment of a panda research center in China_______
A. is due to the fact that pandas are very popular with children
B. is resulted from the threat of their extinction
C. owes to the efforts of the Chinese scientists to save the rare animals
D. as a result of 1 million dollars being contributed
Choose the best ansvver for each space to complete the passage beow.
Set in the red desert of Central Australia is the mining town of Coober Pedy. At first (61)________ the
town looks similar to many other such communities, but Coober Pedy is different. Sixty per cent of its
population of some 4,000 people live underground. There are today about 800 underground houses as well as
shops, hotes and even churches in the town and the (62) _____ hills. Once a site has been chose.n, special
tunnelling machines are (63)_______n tocreate passages and rooms in the sandstone. Rock pilars are left to
(64)_______the
roof,and doors and windows are cut into the front. Houses ar (65) _____ all shapes and
sizes, the largest having twenty rooms, and some even have their own swimming pool.
Living underground may (66) _____ strange but in fact t has a number of advantages. In summer, the
temperature outside can number an astonishing 47c, and in winter the nights can be (67) _____ cold.
Hovvever, inside the houses it remains a steady 25C all year (68)_______.Many people say that living
underground makes them eel very secure. There is no problem with noise from the neighbours and the houses
are nt affected by the ierce duststorms that regularly (69)_______through the area. nd of course, if your
family grows or lots of friends come to stay, you can (70) _____ dig another room.
61
A. Sight
B. Look
C. Scene
D. view
62
A. enclosing
B. close
C. near
D. surrounding
63
A. entered
B. brought
C. worked
D. placed
64
A. push
B. lift
C. rise
D. support
65
A. between
B. among
C. of
D. from
66
A. consider
B. hear
C. suggest
D. sound
67
A. extremely
B. heavily
C. sharply
D. strongly
68
A. wide
B. round
C. across
D. along
69
A. pour
B. sweep
C. flood
D. hurry
70
A. ever
B. regularly
C. always
D. only
Choos A, B, c, or D to indicate the word or phrase which is closest in meaning to the underlih.d part in
each question.
71. I submitted an application, but the committee rejected it.
A. turned it down
B. denied it C. made it shorter
D. threw t to the floor
72. Harry found it difficult to cope with the loss of his job.
A. anticipate B.thnk about C. deal with D.confirm
73. No one suspected that Jerry was a spy. On the surface he behaved like any norma citizen. When his covert
activit was discovered, we were all shocked.
A. friendly
B.
helpful ;
C. hidden
D.intentional
74. I am going to rescind the permissioni I gve you to use my toys!" the boy announced angrly. I thought
you would take good care of them, but I was wrong!
A. repeat
B. postpone C. continue D. cancel
75. I am working very hard for the same candidate that you support. You are doing it for pay. Im not doing this
for mone. Im doing it out of conviction.
A. a desire, or wish Bstrong belief
C. being found guilty D. a political scheme
Choose the sentence that has simiar meahing to the original sentence(s).

76. Julia forgot to do her homework.

A Julia did her homevvork but she didnt remember.
B. Julia forgot doing her homevvrk.
C. Julia didnt do her homevvork as she didnt remember.
D. Somebody did her homework for Julia but she forgot it.
77. We cant deny that all of us made certain mistakes early on.
,A. It can be denid that not all of us made mistakes.
B. It is true that nobod could avoid making mistakes.
C. We admit that we culd avoid making certair mistakes when yung.
D. Everyone of us deries that vve made certain mistakes early on.
78. .I don 't mind at all iyou use my typewriter. Goahead.
A. She allowed me to use her typewriter.
B. She said I could use her typewriter if she went away.
C. I was orbidden to use her typevvriter, and I should go.
. She told me to go ahead and not to use her typewriter.
79. Dont tell anyone or youll be sorry.
A. She said she was sorry as I didnt tell her.
B. She warned me not to tell anyone.
C. I would be sorry if she, didnt tell me.
D. She said that 1 should apologize to her.
80. I was a bit apprehensive at my new job, but luckily it was all plain sailing.
A. I was lucky as my new job involved only sailing the boat the whole time.
B. In the end, sailing the boat was not as diffGult as I had expected.
C. It was not necessary to be apprehensive, as rn-job was all on the ship.
D. I was anxious at irst but m new job turned out to be easy.