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1. The little boy kept asking questions, but his mother was very _____ and answered them all. (A) hungry (B) patient (C) boring (D) nervous
2. After working as a nurse for ten years, Amy decided to quit and start a new _____ in marketing. (A) recipe (B) diary (C) flight (D) career
3. The teacher asked the students to share their _____ on whether or not they should wear uniforms to school. (A) receipts (B) packages (C) opinions (D) manners
4. The government announced a major education _____ to replace outdated teaching methods and make learning more effective. (A) reform (B) credit (C) phrase (D) volume
5. Doctors suggest doing _____ exercise every day, meaning that it shouldn’t be too hard or too easy. (A) dominant (B) moderate (C) original (D) previous
6. The professor was truly _____, with his speech moving the audience and concisely conveying the urgency of climate action. (A) obscure (B) ponderous (C) eloquent (D) verbose
7. The _____ of artificial intelligence has transformed industries and challenged traditional notions of creativity and labor. (A) esteem (B) advent (C) offset (D) inmate
8. Sent away from the village at a very young age, David grew up with only _____ memories of his home. (A) conversed (B) bewildered (C) fragmented (D) initiated
9. Remember to take the beef out from the freezer to _____ at least three hours before dinner. (A) corrupt (B) defrost (C) grieve (D) restrain
10. The picture came out so blurry that everyone’s face was hardly _____. (A) curable (B) fallible (C) recognizable (D) edible
11. He is confident that he can successfully resolve any problem he ______ in the process. (A) encounters (B) appoints (C) recruits (D) generalizes
12. Based on results of your _____ test, you will most likely do well in a math-related program. (A) resistance (B) conductivity (C) bafflement (D) aptitude
13. All clerks in the supermarket was given a _____ bill detector to help them spot fake money. (A) referral (B) nontrivial (C) protracted (D) counterfeit
14. With the introduction of AI technologies, company executives today are facing new challenges and opportunities that their _____ have never known. (A) substitutes (B) predecessors (C) antagonists (D) ministers
15. The topic you are about to choose is very _____ and often starts heated discussions or debates among attendees. (A) controversial (B) intermittent (C) dismantling (D) retrogressive
16. I’m really _____ in learning more about artificial intelligence. (A) interest (B) interested (C) interests (D) interesting
17. Either my sister or my parents _____ going to pick me up at the airport. (A) be (B) is (C) are (D) will
18. She enjoys _____ music in her free time. (A) to listen (B) to listen to (C) listening (D) listening to
19. We had dinner at _____ house last night. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were really hospitable! (A) the Smiths (B) the Smith’s (C) the Smiths’ (D) the Smiths’s
20. This controversial proposal, _____ the committee strongly objected, was eventually withdrawn before the final vote. (A) that (B) to which (C) which (D) for that
21. _____ to harsh criticism for her previous report, the journalist became much more cautious in her writing. (A) Have been exposing (B) Having exposed (C) Have being exposed (D) Having been exposed
22. _____ here from the train station made the boy exhausted. (A) Walk (B) That walked (C) He walked (D) Walking
23. Many students don’t realize they can do so much more than _____. (A) can their imagination (B) which they imagined (C) what they can imagine (D) imagine them
24. I’m so surprised that he came today. He _____. (A) not ever went out (B) went hardly out (C) hardly ever goes out (D) ever went out hard
25. The new organization is dedicated to _____ crimes and social injustice. (A) fight (B) be fighting (C) be fought (D) fighting
26. At least _____ of the population would be wiped out if anything goes wrong with the machine. (A) second-fifth (B) two and five (C) two-fifths (D) two-fives
27. The suspect _____ by the time the police came to the scene. (A) fled (B) had already fled (C) has already fled (D) was fled
28. I _____ if I had known the trip was so poorly planned. (A) wouldn’t agree to come (B) did not agree coming (C) wouldn’t have agreed to come (D) agreed but not came
29. The instructor strongly recommends _____ our tickets as soon as possible. (A) to reserve (B) we reserving (C) us reserving (D) that we reserve
30. I’ll go out for some fun _____ I finish my homework. (A) until (B) though (C) unless (D) once
31. (A) aviation (B) livestock (C) textile (D) hospitality
32. (A) included (B) exposed (C) detected (D) confined
33. (A) reject unreliable meat suppliers (B) submit accurate infection reports (C) impose higher violation penalties (D) adopt stricter biosecurity measures
34. (A) income (B) supply (C) export (D) labor
35. (A) consequences (B) factors (C) sanctions (D) resources
36. (A) blend (B) route (C) mind (D) crash
37. (A) Only if (B) Just as (C) Because (D) Despite
38. (A) visited (B) to visit (C) visiting (D) that visit
39. (A) dislike (B) experience (C) count (D) return
40. (A) chilly (B) moderate (C) warm (D) sizzling
41. What was the main reason the author does not like the old tree-climbing techniques? (A) They were too difficult for inexperienced climbers. (B) The trees in Hopkins Forest were too tall for the ropes. (C) They required expensive equipment and long training. (D) Only one person could go up at a time, limiting group learning.
42. Why did the author and Bart Bouricius decide to build a walkway? (A) To study tropical birds in their natural habitat. (B) To make canopy research easier and safer for students. (C) To compete with other universities’ research projects. (D) To attract tourists to the forests and increase profits.
43. What does the word “canopy” most likely mean in the passage? (A) A tool used for climbing to the summit of trees. (B) A tent built for research purposes on the top of a tree. (C) The upper layer of the forest formed by treetops. (D) The roots of a tree spreading apart underground.
44. Which of the following best describes how the walkway project developed over time? (A) It began as a local experiment and expanded into an international network. (B) It changed its focus from research to tourism and public recreation. (C) It had some first success but eventually failed due to a lack of funding. (D) It started as a tropical study and later moved to colder regions.
45. What can be inferred about the author’s attitude toward the walkways? (A) He believes they are more exciting than laboratory research. (B) He regrets that the walkways became too commercialized. (C) He sees them as a simple but powerful tool for learning. (D) He thinks they are too costly for educational purposes.
46. What is the passage mainly about? (A) The origin of the term “hallyu” (B) How Korean pop culture became popular in other parts of the world (C) A very popular Korean pop song in the 2010s (D) Some famous K-pop groups and why they are so popular
47. According to the passage, which of the following is true about “Gangnam Style”? (A) It was a song collaborated by Korean and non-Korean artists. (B) It opened the door for Korean pop-culture to enter Western world. (C) It was sung by a Korean idol group in the 2010s. (D) It was the first K-pop song in the 2010s and won international recognition.
48. According to the passage, which of the following statements is true? (A) The term “hallyu” was created by the American media. (B) The “Squid Game” was the first TV production after military censorship ended in Korea. (C) Psy, BTS, and Blackpink have all received Grammy nominations. (D) Korean dramas first found its overseas audience in nearby countries like China.
49. According to the passage, which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to the widespread of Korean pop culture? (A) Foreign investment in Korean media (B) Korean government’s response to the Asian economic crisis in 1997 (C) The end of military censorship (D) The widespread use of the Internet
50. What will the paragraph following the passage mostly likely talk about? (A) Why BTS and Blackpink became popular over the world (B) Important changes that led to the rapid growth of Korean entertainment industry (C) How the widespread of Korean pop culture impacted the Korean society (D) Why military censorship ended in South Korea
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