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1. After having replaced the _____ part, the machine functioned well again. (A) insufficient (B) devious (C) indifferent (D) defective (E) undistinguished
2. Chinese companies have invested heavily in Africa in recent years, and trade among Asian and African nations has _____. (A) vibrated (B) soared (C) automated (D) shuddered (E) sweated
3. The robber has been caught, so has his _____. (A) accomplice (B) nobility (C) posterity (D) infrastructure (E) corporation
4. Medical science has proved that smoking is _____ to health. (A) pernicious (B) exhilarating (C) esoteric (D) drowsy (E) judicious
5. After boiling the broccoli, _____ it in ice water to stop the cooking process. (A) paint (B) revise (C) propagate (D) differentiate (E) submerge
6. _____ are rocky, airless worlds that orbit our sun, but are too small to be called planets. (A) Supernovas (B) Satellites (C) Asteroids (D) Galaxies (E) Telescopes
7. His last book was published _____, instead of being destroyed. (A) noxiously (B) transcendentally (C) maternally (D) posthumously (E) melodiously
8. A healthy indoor environment is one that is provided with adequate ventilation and is free of toxins and pollutants. (A) overloaded with (B) attributed to (C) restricted to (D) unaffected by (E) composed of .
9. On its last mission to the moon in 1972, the Apollo spacecraft wound up with a record of seventy-five hours on the surface of the moon. (A) was wiped out by (B) concluded with (C) became renowned for (D) got exhausted for (E) was engaged in .
10. She now seems to be trying to disavow her earlier statements. (A) acknowledge (B) confirm (C) disarm (D) elaborate (E) repudiate .
11. David’s entrenched incapacity for decision-making does not make him a good boss. (A) incompetence (B) potency (C) reprise (D) energy (E) grid .
12. Nuclear energy, which one promised to be the high-tech star of the postwar world, has, in a certain sense, become a byword for disaster today. (A) an indication (B) an abstraction (C) a synonym (D) a prerequisite (E) an extension .
13. For more than two centuries, economic opportunity and the prospect of upward mobility have formed the bedrock on which the American dream is based. (A) assumption (B) procedure (C) basis (D) innovation (E) evidence .
14. I decided not to be miserly for once and bought first-class tickets to be sure of a seat. (A) generous (B) stingy (C) charitable (D) extravagant (E) tentative .
15. Try to bridle your criticism next time so that it is helpful and not hurtful. (A) stultify (B) restrain (C) defeat (D) improvise (E) invent .
II. Grammar and Structure: Choose the best answer to complete each sentence. 16. _____, can we be sure of passing our examination. (A) It is hard studying (B) Only by studying hard (C) By hard studying only (D) If we study hard (E) It’s hard to study
17. Having seen the movie, _____. (A) my headache came badly (B) my headache felt bad (C) I had a bad headache (D) I became headache (E) my head was aching hard
18. It begins at the age of six _____. (A) and leads to the Elementary School Leaving Examination (B) then leading to the Elementary School Leaving Examination (C) which lead to the Elementary School Leaving Examination (D) which leading to the Elementary School Leaving Examination (E) when leading to the Elementary School Leaving Examination
19. _____, follow the directions on the bottle carefully. (A) When taken drugs (B) When one takes drugs (C) When taking drugs (D) In taking drugs (E) Being taken drugs
20. Statistics show that after the speed limit had been reduced, _____. (A) many accidents will not occur (B) not so many accidents were happening (C) fewer were accidents (D) fewer accidents took place (E) many cars have crashed immediately
21. (A) advocates (B) disguises (C) exhibits (D) nurtures (E) ratifies
22. (A) although (B) excluding (C) including (D) throughout (E) then
23. (A) Tangibly (B) Gradually (C) Indeed (D) Likewise (E) Consequently
24. (A) suspected by (B) persuaded by (C) loathed for (D) attached into (E) admired for
25. (A) in addition to (B) instead of (C) now that (D) on account of (E) with reference to
26. (A) viewed (B) had viewed (C) were viewed (D) have viewed (E) was viewed
27. (A) thereabouts (B) nevermore (C) therefore (D) however (E) whatsoever
28. (A) increasingly (B) increased (C) increasing (D) decreasing (E) decreased
29. (A) who (B) that (C) where (D) what (E) how
30. (A) used (B) use (C) is using (D) have used (E) using
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(A) It is possible to conduct tourism in a way that preserves natural areas and benefits local  people.(B) In recent years, however, the trickle of tourists has turned into a flood. (C) Of 20 endemic species that are critically endangered, 16 live on the four inhabited islands that get the most visitors. (D) Penguins and flamingos live within a few miles of one another.(E) This growth is fueled in part  by need
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41. How many people were in each group? (A) 100. (B) 60. (C) 50. (D) 25. (E) 15.
42. The step-test was given _____. (A) after each exercise period (B) at the beginning and at the end of the seven-week period (C) only once, at the beginning of the seven-week period (D) twice to the men in Group A and once to the men in Group B (E) once to the men in Group A and twice to the men in Group B
43. When were pulse rates taken? (A) After each exercise period. (B) Every day. (C) After the step-tests. (D) After and before the step-tests. (E) Every time the ratio of active riding was increased.
44. The exercise schedule was planned so that the amount of active riding _____. (A) increased every few days (B) varied from day to day (C) increased every few weeks (D) varied from hour to hour (E) increased until the third week and then was kept constant
45. The post-exercise pulse rates of Group B were found on the average to have _____. (A) changed every day (B) gone down 28 beats per minute (C) gone down 30 beats per minute (D) gone down 4 beats per minute (E) not changed
46. Why is there a troubling shortage of skilled workers in India? (A) Young people are unwilling to enter the workforce because it is not urgent for them to find a job. (B) 98 % of India’s workers refused to receive formal skills training. (C) India has suffered from the problems caused by low birth-rates. (D) India’s education and professional development system has failed to keep pace with the economic growth. (E) Young workers are satisfied with low-paying jobs.
47. Which country has the highest percentage of the workers who received formal skills training before they entered the workforce? (A) India. (B) South Korea. (C) The UK. (D) Germany. (E) Not mentioned.
48. Which of the following is NOT the factor that contributed to the problem that more than 80 % of India’s engineering graduates in 2015 were “unemployable”? (A) Many of IT industries have already withdrawn from India. (B) The quality of education is poor since teachers are not paid well. (C) Many private colleges lower their standards in order to recruit more students. (D) College students are not encouraged to develop critical thinking skills. (E) A large amount of engineering graduates might not have adequate professional skills.
49. Which of the following is the best solution for the Indian government to solve the problem of the shortage of skilled workers? (A) To control the birth-rates. (B) To teach students two-digit subtraction. (C) To propel an educational reform. (D) To hire more engineers. (E) To focus on rote memorization.
50. The word “saddle” in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to _____. (A) discharge (B) endanger (C) burden (D) extinguish (E) mount

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