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1. Joseph's uncle has a drinking problem, but the good news is that he's been________for two months. (A) fetid(B)grimy (C) sober(D) nasal
2. A________ lifestyle is not  encouraged by doctors； rather they encourage people to exercise when possible (A)pulmonary(B) fiduciary (C) mercenary (D) sedentary
3. Simon used to be quite an_________ man, who only cared about himself, but his heart softened after he fell in love with Pamela. (A) acquisitive (B) indigenous (C) endogenous (D) ophthalmic

4. Active volcanoes are not only known to contain lava but also to_______ large amounts of carbon dioxide.(A) rave (B) emit (C) trot (D) grin

 

 
5. Jessie is an _______ book collector, who loves hunting for hidden treasures in used bookstores. (A) oval (B)idle (C) avid (D) uric
6. Even_______ of the travel industry have fallen due to the drop in tourism across the globe this year due to the outbreak of COVID-19. (A) strips (B) titans (C) frauds (D) rovers
7. David's mother always_______ his schoolwork and it constantly frustrates him. (A) animates (B) trickles (C) nitpicks (D) ascribes
8. Brenda still have quite a bit of information to _______ through before he can begin writing his assignment. (A) gall (B) sift (C) bust (D) veto
9. In the old days, parents would let their_______ play outside for hours without worrying about their safety. (A) offspring (B) plaintiff (C) terrorist (D) vengeance
10. Carmen_______ a meal for her family out of some leftovers she found in the fridge. (A) penetrated (B) dislocated (C) enunciated (D) improvised
11. Samuel's scheme, with all its shortcomings, will inevitably be pushed through_______we can produce one, by Friday, which is obviously much more feasible. (A) unless (B) so that (C) moreover (D) how
12. Water has a moderating effect on temperature,_______.summer and midday heat, and winter and midnight cold. (A) to diminish (B) diminishing (C) diminished (D) having diminished
13. Martha keeps saying that she has got_______ patience with kids, but she did not have_______before she gave birth to her own daughter. (A) too many, any (B) so, some (C) enough, as much (D) more, neither
14. A combination of imagination and determination _______Prof. Nathan _______ entirely new lines of research concerned with the way wild animals survive extreme environment conditions under COVID-19. (A) will allow, to be developing (B) allow, developing (C) were allowed, to have developed(D) allowed, to develop
15. The man who created the first computer virus has been sentenced to 22 months in the prison. It is generally agreed that he has been_______ very lightly. (A) shown upon (B) given up (C) let off (D) brought in
16. Crying which starts,_______ birth, is an alarm system that attracts the parents or caretakers and it can be switched off their attention. (A) by, through (B) from, on (C) with, for (D) at, by
17. The wounded cyclist _______on the ground for almost an hour when, coincidentally, he _______ by a moming jogger, who must have keen years. (A) has been lying, is spotting(B) was lying, spotted(C) had been lying, was spotted (D) has lain, will be spotted
18. There are 20 species of roses in Linda's private botanic garden, _______ have prickly stems, pinnate lcaves, and large flowers that usually smell sweetly. (A) both of which (B) all of which (C) none of whose (D) some of whom
19. Frost occurs in valleys and on low grounds_______ on adjacent hills that might create danger for drivers on the road. (A) more frequently than (B) too frequent (C) so frequent that (D) as frequent as
20._______Samson gives the appearance of sincerity and reliability, just remember that you cannot trust him an inch. (A) As far as (B) That (C) So (D) Though
21. Mrs. Johnson: Who knows the meaning of the word "appointment"?
 Kevin: A bullet point?
Mrs. Johnson: No, Kevin... anyone else? (silence) Come on, think everybody, try again!
 Nancy: Lose a point? 
Mrs. Johnson: No, Nancy. It has nothing to do with points. It has something to do with the doctor.
 Why is Mrs. Johnson's elicitation of information from students regarding the meanings of vocabulary obviously failure-oriented? (A) Mrs. Johnson's expected learners to spell out the target word for only a few scconds. (B) Mrs. Johnson's presented the vocabulary information with multimedia tools. (C) Mrs. Johnson's failed to use the vocabulary purposefully in context. (D) Mrs. Johnson's used her students' first language to explain the meanings of the word.
22. Under the new Twelve-Year Basic Education Curriculum Guideline, competency-based English curriculum is expected to be designed based on the so-called "CARS." While "c" refers to context, "y" is reintegrating and "s" is "strategies." What does "a" stand for? (A) aim (B) action (C) authenticity (D) assessment
23. What does "a" mean in Question 22? (A) Teachers and learners want to achieve in a lesson or a course. (B) Prints, videos, and audio materials students encounter in their daily lives (C) Teachers use it to determine how much and how well students are learning. (D) Teachers design activities for lcarners to put what they learn into practice.
24. Ms. Brown often plays a short video clip from CNN and asks her students what words they heard in the video. Ms. Martin guides her students to say the target words and phrases. Based on the above-mentioned scenario, at what stage does Ms. Brown model for the task-based language teaching? (A) pre-task (B)during task (C) post-task (D) report
25._______ is a mix of global frameworks and local practices. (A) Glocalization (B) Washback (C) Acculturation (D) Audiolingualism
26. Mr. Davis designs the following exercise for his sentence: "Conditional clauses. Look at the following cae: If I had a million dollars. Suggest, in speech of wring, what you would do." e of pramiar r practice does Mr. Davis design? (A) Students are provided with a picture and invited to con compose tbeit ownresponses. (B) Studentis are asked to focus thoeir astencion on the form and meaning. (C) Students form sentences of their own a n according to a set pattern. (D) Students are given no specifle direction to use the structure.
27. Mrw. Anderson e evaluates her s r students' performance ace relative to what she would expect from the particular group. What type of assessment does Mrs. Anderson emplay?
(A)criterion-referenced assessmbent
(B) individual-referenced asessment
(C) self-assessment
(D) norm-referenced assessment

28. Tbe below table is Mr. Clark's syllabus. What type of language syllabus does Mr. Clark design?
 61d7ee6d2c2f2.jpg (A) the lexical syllabus (B) the grammatical syllabus (C) the fusctional-aotional syllabus (D) the topic-based syllabus
29. Mrs. Lewis: We normally say tell+ the truth, but not sayt the trwh. What kind of word knowledge does Mrs. Lowis focus in her instruction? (A) collocation (B) denotation (C)proounciation(D)connotation
30. Allen: I reading a book.
 Mr. Scott: I am reading a book.
 What type of oral correction does Mr. Scot employ?
(A) repelition
(B) clarification request
(C) metalinguistic feedback
(D) recast
31.  (A) tamyer with (B) associate with (C) confront with(D) compare with
32.(A) uptick  (B) accent(C) escort (D)outcry
33.(A) releases(B) relcasing(C) released (D) release

34.(A) the warmest ever recording(B) the ever recorded warmest (C) the warmest ever recorded (D) the ever warmest recorded

35.(A) did(B) are (C) were (D) had

36.(A) us(B) them(C) his(D)her

37.(A) concerned about(B) collided with(C) originated from(D) implicated in

38.(A) in the long run of(B) in the end of(C) in terms of(D) in the shape of 
39.(A) representing(B) represent(C) represented (D) represents

40(A) and(B) but (C) because (D) likewise

41. What is the best title of this article? (A) Why is Grit s (B) What exactly is grit? it so important? (C) How Do We Develop Grit? (D) Whom Should be Cultivated with Grif?
42.Which strategy is NOT recom ommended in this article? (A) Praise the process. (B) I can do hard things. (C) Find your own passion. (D) Celetrate failure and mistakes.
43. Based oo this article, what is true about grit? (A) The more grit you have, the happier you are. (B) People can an practice being gritty. (C) Grit can be mensured and tested as IQ. (D) Grit is the talent that everyone possesses.

44. Based on this article, who can be cultivated with grit?(A) Nicole quitted on swimming immediately when she found breathing while swimming as tough.(B) Linda's coach and parents yelled at her when she found skateboarding difficult to master.(C) Susan found it difficult with her mathematics assignments and her teacher jumped in and gave her answers.(D) Jacob had failed his science project he was creating but he used his mistakes to help him along the journey.
45. What does "they" in paragraph 4 refer to? (A) parents ansed educators (B) failure and mistakes (C) comfort ziones (D) psyebolagists
46. What is the main iden of this article?
(A) Tearing down trees encourages the spren end of COVID-19.
(B) A more re polluted future has been brewing while we are not looking,
(C) llegal trade creates incentive for people to capture living animals.
(D) There is a direct link between the destruction of nature and COVID-19 outbreaks.
47. According to this artcle, what is the popular notion reparding the COVID-19 to the enviro Tonment? (A) ilegal miners and lo s and loggers are encroack ching on indigenous territories, (B) COVID-19 complicates s an already dire wildfire senson. (C) Nature is "getting a break" from humans during tbe COVID-19 pandemic. (D) Participetion in auttoor activities during the pandemic is increasing.
48. What does "they" in paragraph 2 refer to? (A) the beefits (B) some experts (C) cars and planes (D) carbon emissions
49. According to this article, what bappened to the lockdowns caused by COVID-19? (A) Daily global carbon emissions w s were done by 17 percent in April 2020. (B) Daily globel carbon emissions were S percet higher than June 2019. (C) Hedgehog roadkill rites were more than 50% lower compared in April 2020. (D) Air travel may have vastly reduced tbe risk of bird strikes in June 2019.
50. What voice of tobe can be used to describe the autbor's and Corinne Le Quere's toward tbe effeets of shutdowns resulting from the COVID-19 to the ecosystenns? (A) humorous (B) quinky (C) upbeat (D) solemn

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