44. A: May I see your ticket, please? B: Oh no. I left _____ at home. A: Sorry, I’m afraid I won’t be able to let you in.
(A) a ticket
(B) one
(C) yours
(D) it

40. Tim: Jen! Guess what I did last night. Jen: I’ve got no clue. What? Tim: Can you believe that I finished my English final paper? Jen: Unbelievable. You always put things off until the last minute. Why is Jen surprised? (A)Tim has to write an English paper (B) Tim failed his English exam (C) Tim did not need her help with writing (D) Tim is done with his English final paper.

41. Taylor: James. Your room is a mess. James: I know I should clean it but I’ve just been too busy. Taylor: Oh, really? What have you done all weekend? What does Taylor mean? (A) James should have time to clean his room (B) She shouldn’t have asked James to do so many things (C) James is way too uptight (D) She should have helped James with his homework.

42. Wendy: Hi, Liam. I’m glad you show up. Liam: I hope I’m not too late. Wendy: Not at all. _____. (A) Stay away. (B) Come on in. (C) Step back. (D) Come see me.

43. Tim: Don’t you want to grab a bite with me? Jan: _____. Tim: Me too. Let’s go. (A) No, I do. Just a moment. (B) Yes, I do. I’m starving. (C) Yes, I don’t. Why not? (D) No, I want to.

45. A: _____the Oscar for Best Picture? B: Avatar for sure. It’s one of the best. (A) Do you think which movie should win (B) Which movie should it win (C) Which movie do you think should win (D) How did the movie win

46. Which of the following is the best title for this passage? (A) Negative impacts of Placebo sleep (B) Placebo sleep helps your brain work better (C) Placebo sleep and drug testing (D) Sleep quality and Placebo drugs

47. The main purpose of this reading is _____. (A) to tell people about the benefits of placebo sleep (B) to show the negative effects of placebo sleep (C) to persuade people to take placebo drugs (D) to let people know about the placebo drugs.

48. Read the following sentences from the reading passage. What does “they” refer to? Scientists at Pennsylvania State University in the U.S. conducted a study in which research participants were told that a new technology, which doesn’t actually exist, could measure their sleep quality from the night before. They were connected to a machine monitoring brainwave frequency and shown piles of spreadsheets and formulas. Then some were informed that their deep sleep or rapid eye movement (REM) sleep had been above average the night before, a sign they were mentally alert. (A) scientists (B) research participants (C) formulas (D) rapid eye movements

49. The underlined word “probably” from the passage could be replaced with _____. (A) rarely (B)surprisingly (C)unlikely (D) most likely

50. The word “perk someone up” in the passage means_____. (A) to make someone feel insecure (B)to surprise someone (C)to make someone more healthy (D) to make someone lively and refreshed