01. I can t understand. Please speak more. A) slow B) slowly C) slower D) fast

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1 PART I: USE OF ENGLISH 01. I can t understand. Please speak more. A) slow B) slowly C) slower D) fast 02. There pairs of scissors in the drawer. A) is some B) is a C) are some D) are a 03. A: Do you have any English books? B: No, I. A) don t B) haven t C) haven t got D) don t any 04. He lives Paris. A) of B) from C) in D) out 05. Give me the cup! Give! A) to me B) it to me C) me it D) to it 06. I ll see you next Friday morning. A) in B) on C) at D) I m making a cake. How sugar have we got? A) little B) few C) much D) many 08. A: Whose is this jacket? B: I don t know. It isn t. A) I B) mine C) me D) my 09. A: Where do they go after work? B:. A) On foot B) By car C) Home D) At home 10. A: Can you tell me where the post office is, please? B: Yes, go along that street. The post office is. A) at the right B) on the right C) in the right D) to right 11. The train is going the tunnel. A) over B) across C) between D) through 12. A: Would you like? B: No, thank you. I ve just had one. A) some wine B) milk C) the sugar D) an orange 13. A: do you go to New York? B: At least once a year. A) How often B) When C) How long D) How 14. We make butter and cheese from milk. A) a/a/the B) -/-/- C) the/the/a D) the/a/the 1

2 15. Terry likes white coffee and. A) I am too B) I do so C) so do I D) neither am I 16. I m sorry I m late. How long here? A) you are B) you were C) have you been D) you have been 17. What s at the Rex Cinema this week? A) at B) on C) play D) show 18. A: I don t think this computer is as good as ours. B: You re right. It. A) doesn t B) is C) does D) isn t 19. These shoes are too dirty. A) to wear B) than I wear C) for wearing D) that I wear 20. David came to Turkey June 24, A) in B) on C) by D) at 21. Has seen my car keys? I think I have lost them. A) anybody B) no one C) everybody D) nobody 22. I forgot to fill the tank, so my car gasoline. A) ran up B) ran out of C) used up D) wasted 23. I want mail this letter as soon as possible. A) to you B) you to C) you D) from you 24. A: Why haven t you answered Susan s letter? B: But I! I wrote to her last week. A) have B) wrote C) had D) written 25. me what happened. A) Tell to B) Say C) Explain D) Tell 26. Sue and her husband are interested in football, so go to the games every weekend. A) they all B) all of them C) they both D) either of them 27. A: I m feeling very tired. B: Well, you had to get up very early, you? A) didn t B) haven t C) weren t D) hadn t 28. A: I don t think the situation is very serious. B: I hope. A) so B) as well C) not D) that not 29. She is still not a good secretary, but she works than she used to. 2

3 A) less hardly B) hardly C) harder D) hard 30. A: Which professor did you meet? B: The professor I spoke. A) you of B) you about C) to you about D) to you 31. Courtney hopes she her own boutique by the time she s forty years old. opened A) opens B) will open C) will be opening D) will have 32. Harry speaks Russian so that many people think he is Russian. A) well B) good C) slow D) better 33. It s raining heavily outside. You take your umbrella with you. A) would better B) had better C) would rather D) might 34. A: I think the market is closed. B: It be! I saw someone go in a minute ago. A) can t B) won t C) couldn t D) mustn t 35. When he broke his arm he had to give up tennis. A) play B) playing C) to play D) to be playing 36. I will take my handy cam with me when I on holiday. A) have gone B) will go C) go D) shall go 37. I in summer if I were you. A) travelled B) would travel C) will travel D) had travelled 38. I know the story I ve heard it. A) before B) yesterday C) on Saturday D) a long time ago 39. When you by train, do you buy first class tickets? A) travelled B) will travel C) travelling D) travel 40. I any spaghetti since I back from Italy two months ago. A) didn t eat/came C) haven t eaten/came B) didn t eat/have come D) haven t eaten/have come 41. A: Why must Gill stay at home tonight? B: Because she feels. A) ill B) better C) headache D) bad cold 42. This is the first time we here. A) had been B) were C) have been D) are being 43. Not people live in my hometown. 3

4 A) much B) some C) many D) any 44. A button fell my jacket. A) from B) off C) down D) at 45. anything in your purse? A) Are there B) Is there C) Is it D) Are they 46. They by train, but today they are going by car. A) never go B) usually go C) are going D) don t always go 47. Many planes can fly the Atlantic Ocean in a short time these days. A) over B) on C) through D) in 48. It is prohibited by law. Therefore, you pick the flowers in the park. A) haven t got to B) don t have to C) needn t D) mustn t 49. The bus we were in had bad brakes and the driver was driving it didn t have a driving licence. A) which/who B) which/whose C) where/who D) that/ in who 50. Jim wants to know anything could be done about it. A) what B) if C) when D) why 51. The situation is getting all the time. A) bad B) badly C) worse D) the worst 52. They visit us every weekend, but they haven t come for the last couple of weeks. A) used to B) got used to C) are used to D) used 53. What was to leave the party immediately. A) would I do B) I wanted to do C) did I want D) I do 54. Jerry disobeyed the rules;, the boss punished him. A) meanwhile B) although C) besides D) therefore 55. Let s stop here to have a short break, we? A) won t B) will C) shall D) don t 56. Tim s father should him study harder because his grades are poor. A) get B) make C) cause D) force 57. Would you holding this briefcase for me? A) like B) if you C) matter D) mind 58. Have you ever had your wallet? 4

5 A) stealing B) stole C) stolen D) to steal 59. He as the inventor of science fiction. A) is known B) has known C) knew D) knows 60. Don t forget to put out a camp-fire completely leaving the camp-site. A) before B) during C) after D) without 61. Can you show me what wrong? A) did I B) did I do C) I did D) was I 62. Amanda got drunk as she s not used so much. A) to drinking B) to drink C) drinks D) drinking 63. I ve decided not to get married before I ready. A) will be B) am C) was D) should be 64. I think she looks just her grandmother. A) as B) the same C) as if D) like 65. her father this late? A) does/come B) do/comes C) is/come D) do/come 66. Jim s uncle alone in that village house during the past ten years. A) lived B) has lived C) lives D) is living 67. I haven t enjoyed myself like that years! A) since B) from C) for D) in 68. Your walkman sounds as if it needs. A) to repair B) repairing C) repair D) to be repairing 69. I m really looking forward to your birthday party next month. A) to coming B) coming C) to come D) going to come 70. A: Must I finish this report today? B: No, you. You can do it tomorrow. A) can t B) needn t C) won t D) mustn t 71. I wish you make that mistake again. A) don t B) can t C) won t D) wouldn t 72. When are you going to get the mechanic your car? A) repair B) repairs C) to repair D) repairing 73. The climate in this small town is just right: neither hot cold. 5

6 A) nor B) and C) but D) or 74. I my vacation in Sudan next year. A) have B) had C) will have D) have had 75. The Bağdat Street was crowded we found it difficult to walk. A) as/as B) such/that C) so/and D) so/that 76. Gill doesn t have a watch, I haven t got one. A) too B) neither C) either D) nor 77. We ll go out for a picnic in the wood it rains. A) if B) unless C) until D) whether 78. She likes much better than running. A) jog B) to jogging C) jogs D) jogging 79. She a cold shower early every morning. That s her habit. A) has B) got C) does have D) will have 80. That hair cut made Susan different. A) look B) to look C) looking D) looks 81. Does Jim to type that report again? A) had B) has C) have D) to have 82. We watched the children to the shore. A) to swimming B) to swim C) swim D) to be swimming 83. Will you tell Sue Jerry called? A) that B) this C) and D) what 84. Jane s father to hospital in John s car last night. A) takes B) had taken C) took D) was taken 85. If you us, we to your wedding ceremony last week. A) have called/have come C) will call/will come B) had called/would have come D) had called/would come 86. A: Where did Jim O Brien get his money from? B: He robbed a bank. A) can have B) will have C) must have D) should have 87. We for the exam when we the explosion. A) studied/hear C) were studying/were hearing B) were studying/heard D) studied/were hearing 6

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8 PART II: VOCABULARY My sister has got a new job in a hospital. She isn t a nurse or a doctor. She 88 in the kitchen, she s a 89. She prepares special food for the patients in the hospital. She saw an advertisement in the paper, and wrote a letter telling them about her work cooking for people in a vegetarian restaurant. She has lots of 90 working in a kitchen. The hospital manager asked her to come for 91. They liked her very much, but before they 92 her the job, they checked her references. She loves her new job and says that cooking for patients in a hospital is much better than working in a small company. 88. A) is B) works C) studies D) employs 89. A) cooker B) cooks C) cook D) patient 90. A) experience B) past C) previous D) history 91. A) references B) an interview C) a review D) a consultation 92. A) give B) told C) offered D) suggest PART III: READING COMPREHENSION TEXT 1 Ryan Patterson is an inventor. People like Ryan are called innovators. Innovators are eager people, and they are interested in trying new things. They are adventurous, and they often have friends with similar interests. They work with their friends and invent new things. An innovator is not afraid of failure and tries risky things that other people cannot imagine doing. Innovators can see a future that other people cannot see. The first people with a new invention are the early adopters. These people do not think of the inventions, but they are interested in trying new things. Innovators look to early adopters when they invent. They value and trust the opinions of the early adopters and want them to use their inventions. Early adopters can see the use of new things, and after they start using something, more people want the invention. Not everyone in the world can be an inventor or try things first. Some people have personalities that make them take risks, and others do not. How about you? Are you an innovator or an early adopter? Were you one of the first people in your community with a cell phone or one of the last? Can you imagine inventing something new or are you a person who waits until other people try things first? We can t all be innovators, but people like Ryan make our future more interesting. 93. The main idea of the article is. A) early adopters and inventions B) the types of people who invent and are interested in inventions C) how to be an inventor D) Ryan Patterson and his inventions 94. The author of this article implies that. A) innovators are not risk takers C) everyone cannot be an inventor B) we are all innovators D) the future needs interesting adopters 95. The word invention is closest in meaning to. 8

9 A) new thing B) machine C) risk taker D) old thing 96. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a quality of an early adopter? TEXT 2 A) valued by innovators C) tries new things B) invents new things D) influences people to use new things Do you want to know the best way to make decisions? First you must understand that you have two different minds: conscious and unconscious. Your conscious mind is the one you are aware of when you re thinking. It often uses words to form thoughts, and it feels like a rational conversation going on in your head. Your unconscious mind is the one you don t notice. It is working while you are asleep or when you are paying attention to something else. So, what about making decisions? According to Dutch researcher, Ap Dijksterhuis, your conscious mind is best for simple choices, like picking which towel to buy or shampoo to use. But for more complex decisions, like which car to buy or where to go on vacation, your unconscious mind is best. This could be because the conscious mind has a low capacity. It can weigh a few factors very effectively, but when there are too many factors to consider, it can't handle all the relevant information. The human unconscious has a higher capacity to integrate more information, which leads to better choices. So, before you make a decision, you should gather all the relevant information. Then, if it's a simple decision, think it through with your conscious mind. But for a complex decision, "sleep on it" and let your unconscious mind do the work. It sounds strange, but it works. A man I know was agonizing : over which woman to marry. Then, while he was sleeping, his unconscious mind processed the information. When he woke up he knew which woman he wanted to marry. His unconscious mind made the perfect choice. That man is my husband! 97. In this article, the writer s main purpose is to. A) explain the difference between the conscious and unconscious minds. B) amuse readers with a funny story about deciding which woman to marry C) describe different ways to make important decisions D) give advice on the best ways to make different kinds of decisions 98. The writer of this article thinks that choosing a person to marry.. A) causes people to agonize and to feel sleepy B) is an example of a complex decision C) is important, but not as important as people think it is D) is an example of a simple decision 99. Which of the following is NOT given as an example of a decision in this article? A) which towel to buy C) which car to buy B) what shampoo to use D) when to go on a vacation 100. Which of the following situations challenges the opinion this article presents? A) A man makes a bad choice after he dreams about a decision. B) A man chooses a wife easily, without agonizing about the decision. C) A woman thinks about marriage very carefully and then decides not to get married. 9

10 D) A woman agonizes so much over where to go on vacation that she can t sleep. 10