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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from that of the other three in pronunciation.
make
male
nag
same
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from that of the other three in pronunciation.
illusion
lighting
crime
violence
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of stress.
addicted
elderly
crisis
speculate
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of stress.
exasperated
frustrated
hysterical
disappointed
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answers.
Neither of my cousins ________ my aunt at all.
look up
take after
talk into
turn to
Despite their different backgrounds, Jane and Mark see eye to eye on the importance of education, ________?
do they
don’t they
does she
doesn’t she
When ________ doubt about your own ability, talk to your mentor for advice and motivation.
in
beyond
off
under
The area of Italy is ________ as big as that of Canada.
near nowhere
by far
not just
nothing like
She’s keeping very calm—anyone else would be ____________ in this situation.
in two minds
losing face
over the moon
tearing their hair our
Read the following notice / list and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct optionthat best fits each of the blanks.
Attention All Students!
We’re excited to announce the launch of our Review Writing Challenge! Whether you’re a movie buff or (10) ________ bookworm, we invite you to submit a review of your favorite film or book. Share your insights and opinions, and let your voice be heard. Your review might just be featured in our school newsletter!
Guidelines:
Keep it under 250 words.
(11) ________ by next Friday.
Prizes:
Best reviews will win a gift card!
Start watching or reading, and let the reviews roll (12) ________!
Whether you’re a movie buff or (10) ________ bookworm, we invite you to submit a review of your favorite film or book.
a
an
the
🗶 (no article)
Keep it under 250 words.
(11) ________ by next Friday.
Submission
Submissive
Submissively
Submit
Start watching or reading, and let the reviews roll (12) ________!
around
away
in
off
TOP 5 THINGS THAT WORRY US
Money Problems: Feeling down in the dumps about rising prices, job risks, and shaky stock markets.
Health Care: Struggling (13) ________ and afford good health services can really get on your nerves.
Crime: Increases in crime can make you be on (14) ________ about safety.
ClimateChange: Worrying more about global warming and natural disasters (15) ________ before.
Technology: Concerns about data leaks make you think about your privacy.
Struggling (13) ________ and afford good health services can really get on your nerves.
gets
to get
getting
got
Increases in crime can make you be on (14) ________ about safety.
edge
border
line
rink
Worrying more about global warming and natural disasters (15) ________ before.
as
of
than
that
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct arrangement of the sentences to make a meaningful paragraphin each of the following questions.
a. I like my job, but it’s annoying that my commute to work takes an hour and a half each way and most of my work could really be done online from home.
b. It’s annoying that they feel the need to monitor what we do so closely instead of judging us based on our task performance.
c. Most companies allow working from home these days, but not mine.
d. But my boss doesn’t seem to trust that we will get any work done if we are left to our own devices, and everyone in the company has to clock in and out every day.
e. I work in a fairly traditional office environment doing a typical nine-to-five job.
e- a- d- b- c
a- e- c- d- b
e- a- c- d- b
c- a- e- d- b
a. Secondly, these forums can provide diverse perspectives and solutions that one might not have considered alone.
b. Importantly, many forums are moderated to ensure that advice is appropriate and constructive.
c. A teenager should consider seeking advice on an internet forum for several reasons.
d. Moreover, the anonymity of the internet allows for open and honest discussions without the fear of judgment from familiar faces.
e. However, it’s crucial to approach advice with caution and verify information with reliable sources or trusted adults.
f. Firstly, it offers a platform to connect with peers who may have faced similar issues, providing a sense of community and understanding.
c-a-f-d-b-e
d-f-e-a-b-c
a-b-e-d-f-c
c-f-a-d-b-e
Mark the letter A, B, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the blanks.
The concept of time zones was invented to solve a pressing issue (18) ________ in the 19th century. (19) ________, each city operated on its own local time, usually set according to the position of the sun. This was practical for local scheduling but created chaos for scheduling trains (20) ________.
The man credited with the invention of time zones is Sir Sandford Fleming. A Canadian engineer, Fleming proposed a worldwide system of time zones in 1879 after missing a train in Ireland because its printed schedule listed a PM time as an AM. His proposal divided the world into twenty-four hour-long segments, (21) ________.
Initially, Fleming’s idea was met with resistance. (22) ________ as rail and telegraph networks expanded. The International Meridian Conference, held in Washington D.C. in 1884, adopted his system. As a result, the world's major countries agreed to use a single meridian, running through the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, (23) ________.
Today, time zones are an essential part of our global society, facilitating everything from travel to international business. Fleming’s contribution remains a prime example of practical problem-solving which leads to a revolutionary change in how the world operates.
The concept of time zones was invented to solve a pressing issue (18) ________ in the 19th century.
the burgeoning railroad industry was faced
the burgeoning railroad industry had faced
was faced by the burgeoning railroad industry
faced by the burgeoning railroad industry
(19) ________, each city operated on its own local time, usually set according to the position of the sun.
Before the establishment of time zones
Before the time zones are established
Having established time zones
After the time zones were established
This was practical for local scheduling but created chaos for scheduling trains (20) ________.
travelled across different cities and regions
that travelled across different cities and regions
and travelled across different cities and regions
while travelling across different cities and regions
His proposal divided the world into twenty-four hour-long segments, (21) ________.
each covered 15 degrees of longitude
each one covering 15 degrees of longitude
each of them covered 15 degrees of longitude
each of which covering 15 degrees of longitude
Initially, Fleming’s idea was met with resistance. (22) ________ as rail and telegraph networks expanded.
However, the growing need for standardization became evident
Despite that, the evidence of the growing need for standardization
In actual fact, the evidence of standardization need stopped growing
Consequently, the need for standardization continued to grow evident
As a result, the world's major countries agreed to use a single meridian, running through the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, (23) ________.
being the reference point for calculating time
in reference to calculating time
as the reference point for calculating time
like the calculating time reference point
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the words in brackets.
Bernie never thinks about anyone else—he’s completely self-__________! (OBSESS)
She warned that her dog was __________ towards strangers. (AGGRESSION)
Women very often have to juggle work with their family __________. (COMMIT)
Parents are naturally __________ for their children. (ANXIETY)
Alondra had been consuming too much social media. Then after a week of detoxing from it, she felt more productive and __________. (HEAD)
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.
Building Relationships
Building and maintaining strong relationships has always been crucial in business, and even in the 21st century, the most effective way to achieve this is through in-person interactions. While social networking sites like LinkedIn are valuable tools for nurturing existing relationships, they cannot replace the impact of face-to-face communication.
Whether you’re attending a large conference or participating in a casual game of golf, it’s essential to engage with those around you, as they might be able to assist you professionally. Many individuals struggle with balancing professionalism and socializing, often missing out on the benefits of effective networking. To help, we have prepared a concise guide on the dos and don’ts of networking.
Firstly, remember that first impressions are crucial; you will be judged by your appearance, body language, and what you say. Present yourself as you want to be seen, but this doesn’t always mean wearing a formal suit. Dress appropriately for the event. For instance, if you are meeting a group of young advertising executives, a more casual outfit might be suitable. A bit of research beforehand can ensure you are dressed appropriately.
While first impressions matter, what you say is equally important. Avoid diving straight into business talk. Instead, break the ice with some small talk, steering clear of sensitive topics. These informal conversations help you get to know the person better, which can be very useful later on. Building rapport is essential, and you can do this by showing genuine interest and occasionally agreeing with their viewpoints, but avoid overdoing it to prevent appearing insincere. In crowded settings, even if you find someone you enjoy talking to, it’s often more beneficial to mingle and meet as many people as possible. Ensure you exchange business cards before moving on to the next person to maintain the connection.
Some private organizations have started arranging networking events specifically tailored to connect professionals within a particular field or at a specific career level. These events offer a valuable opportunity to meet people who share your professional interests and can potentially assist in achieving your career goals. If you come across such an event, make the most of it.
Building and maintaining these relationships requires effort. To keep your new contacts engaged and useful, stay in touch through online networking sites, phone calls, or emails. Additionally, always be prepared for networking opportunities, even in casual settings like the gym. Carry a business card with you at all times.
Ultimately, the connections you make could lead to future colleagues or employers, so present yourself in the best possible light.
Which of the following could be the best title for the passage?
The Importance of Social Media in Business
How to Dress for Success
The Art of Networking in the Professional World
The Benefits of Online Communication
The phrase break the ice is the opposite in meaning to _________.
worsen the situation
avoid interaction
establish rapport
create tension
The word rapport in the passage is closest in meaning to _________.
argument
agreement
relationship
disagreement
Which of the following is NOT stated in the passage?
Face-to-face communication is essential in business relationships.
Social networking sites are the best way to build new relationships.
First impressions are important and can be influenced by appearance.
Networking requires maintaining contact with new connections.
The word they in paragraph 2 refers to ________.
Social networking sites
Business cards
People around you
Professional goals
What should you do before moving on to the next person in a networking event?
Agree with everything they say
Swap contact information
Start a conversation with business
Dress less formally
It can be inferred about networking events arranged by private organizations that they are _________.
informal and require casual attire.
exclusive and target specific professionals.
open to the public and offer free admission.
focused on socializing rather than professional connections.
Listen to a podcast and choose the correct answers A, B, C or D.
What was the speaker’s previous topic?
historical events
the evolution of styles
inter-generational learning
What is the first lesson the speaker mentions for younger generations?
how to overcome challenges
how to start a business
how to remain positive
Why does the speaker think younger people struggle with planning?
They haven’t done it enough.
They haven’t lived long enough.
They don’t see the benefit of it.
What is the last lesson the speaker says younger people can learn from older generations?
how to find life partners
how to make effective plans
how to maintain long-term relationships
How did the speaker describe the average length of marriages in older generations?
They were shorter than today’s.
They were about the same as today’s.
They were longer than today’s.
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