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It is not surprising that almost all first-year students have a lot of problems when they must live (1) ______ at university.
dependent
dependently
independent
independently
At the first stage, due to not having a suitable schedule, they keep failing to (2) ______ deadlines.
meet
meeting
miss
missing
Unlike high school where the homework is quite simple and just about what is taught in class, the college or university (3) ______ require the students to do more research for its requirements and to complete within a given time.
assign
assignments
assigning
assigned
Another issue which often makes students (4) ______ is that they don’t have enough money to pay for things.
stressed
stressing
stressful
stress
For example, they can plan (5) ______ for their assignments or essays and make use of modern technologies to study faster.
careless
carelessly
careful
carefully
It’s important for college or university students to learn some basic skills.
True
False
Doesn’t say
College or university students don’t have to do the chores by themselves.
True
False
Doesn’t say
When college or university students feel good and work well with each other, their study could be better.
True
False
Doesn’t say
Most high school students are required to pay for food, electricity or water bills.
True
False
Doesn’t say
Good budgeting skills help students deal with their studies.
True
False
Doesn’t say
Choose the sentence that best combines the following pair of sentences.
Laura tried very hard to pass the maths test. She failed.
Although Laura didn’t try hard to pass the maths test, she failed.
Despite being able to pass the maths test, Laura failed.
No matter how hard Laura tried, she failed the maths test.
Laura tried very hard, so she failed the maths test.
Choose the sentence that best combines the following pair of sentences.
We didn’t want to spend a lot of money on a new car. We bought an old one.
Rather than spending a lot of money on a new car, we bought an old one.
In spite of spending a lot of money on a new car, we bought an old one.
We bought an old car, but we had to spend a lot of money on a new one.
We didn’t buy an old car as we had a lot of money to spend on a new one.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one.
People say the film bears no resemblance to the original novel.
The film is said to be very similar to the original novel.
The film is said to be completely different from the original novel.
The film and the original novel are said to resemble in many ways.
The film and the original novel are said to differ in some ways.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one.
The little girl said: “Would you mind helping me with these boxes?”
The little girl asked me to help her with those boxes.
The little girl advised me to help her with those boxes.
The little girl insisted me to help her with those boxes.
The little girl told me not to help her with those boxes.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one.
This is the first time Nam has taken part in a talent contest.
Nam has never taken part in a talent contest before.
Nam has ever taken part in a talent contest before.
Nam never have taken part in a talent contest before.
Nam ever took part in a talent contest before.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one.
“I really appreciate your having taken part in our party,” she said to all guests.
She wanted to invite the guests to her house.
She apologized for something wrong.
She loved having the party with the guests.
She thanked the guests for having come to the party.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one.
“I regret not having built teamworking skills well.”
I think I had better teamworking skills than I do now.
I think I didn’t need to build teamworking skills then.
I think I should have built teamworking skills better.
Teamworking skills were not needed then.
Rearrange the words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence.
their / for / students / own. / It’s / to live / not easy / young / on
It’s easy for young students not to live on their own.
It’s not easy for young students to live on their own.
It’s not easy to young students for live on their own.
It’s not for young students easy to live on their own.
Rearrange the words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence.
how / he / I / sent / the recipe / . / didn’t / know / him / to make / cakes / , / so
He didn’t know how to make cakes, so I sent him the recipe.
He didn’t know the recipe, so I sent him how to make cakes.
I sent him the recipe, so he didn’t know how to make cakes.
He didn’t know, so I sent him the recipe how to make cakes.
Rearrange the words or phrases to make a meaningful sentence.
you / can / because / being / is / sick / a great / career / people / . / help / a doctor
Being a doctor is a great career because you can help sick people.
You can help sick people because being a doctor is a great career.
A doctor is being a great career because you can help sick people.
Being a doctor can help sick people because you are a great career.