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SectionA

1A)AfricansB)AsiansC)NorthAmericansD)Europeans.

2A)It’sdull.B)It’sfunny.C)It’ssimple.D)It’scomplicated.

3A)He’sadentist.B)He’sasurgeon.C)He’saphysician.D)He’sachemist.

4A)Thewomandoesn’twanttostayathomethivening.

B)Themandoesn’twanttogotothemovieswiththewoman.

C)Thewomandoesn’twanttogotothemovieswiththeman.D)Themanistiredofwork.

5A)Theygetalongsuccessfully.B)Theyareindifficulties.

C)Theyaredivorced.D)Theyloveeachotherdearly.

6A)BeforeMondayafternoon.B)OnMondayafternoon.

C)BeforeThursdaymorning.D)OnThursdaymorning.

7A)Hereallydoesn’tknowwhichteamwillwin.

B)Hethinkstheweatherwillnotmakeanydifference.

C)Hethinkstheywillloiftheweatherisbad.D)Hehasnoopiniononthematter.

8A)Inaprivatehou.B)Inarestaurant.C)Inadepartmentstore.D)Inanartsupplyshop.

Questions9to11arebadontheconversationyouhavejustheard.

9A)AmericangeographyB)Americanculture.C)Americanterminology.D)Americanholidays.

10A)Itisastate,butitisquitesmall.B)Itisnotinastate,butitisverylarge.

C)Itisaparatepoliticaldivisionbutnotastate.

D)Itisaterritoryclassifiedasacommonwealth.

11A)PuertoRico.B)NewEngland.C)WashingtonD.C.D)Columbia

12A)Toapplyforajobinamajornewspaper.B)Toinquireabouttheadforthesublet.

C)Toadvertiforaverylargeflat.D)Tofillavacancyinthecompany.

13A)Acafe.B)Alaundry.C)Afitnessroom.D)Aswimmingpool.

14A)Topaythebillsofthefacilities.B)Topurchathefurniture.

C)Toorderthetenant’screditreport.D)Toorderacopyofahistorybook.

15A)Japan.B)China.C)India.D)Canada.

SectionBPassageOne

16A)Tolowerthetemperatureto-10℃asquicklyaspossible.

B)Tolowerthetemperatureto-14℃asquicklyaspossible.

C)Tolowerthetemperatureto-18℃asquicklyaspossible.

D)Tolowerthetemperatureto-24℃asquicklyaspossible.

17A)Itcansweetenthefruitandbringsoutitsnaturaljuices.

B)Thefruitwillnotsticktothecontainer.C)Itcanpermitthefruittofreezequickly.

D)Fruitsandvegetablescanspreadoutinsidethefreezer.

18A)Somefruitsarenaturallysweet.

B)The“wetpack”methodisbetterthanthe“drypack”method.

C)Foodsshouldnotbefrozenformorethanonce.

D)Thefasterthefreezingprocess,thesweeterthetasteofthefood.

PassageTwo

19A)Theymustprovidetheirresults.B)Theydon’tprovidetheirresults.

C)Theycan’tprovidetheirresultveniftheywantto.

D)Theycanprovidetheirresultsiftheywish.

20A)Teststakeuptoomuchtime.

B)Studentsneedmuchmoneytoattendthetest-preparationclass.

C)Higherscoresareuless.D)Testsareheavyburdensforstudents.

21A)OneofthefirstcollegestodroptherequirementwasMaineCollege.

B)Higherratesofstudentswithtestscoresdon’tnecessarilymeanhighergraduationrates.

C)Manystudentscouldn’taffordtoattendthetest-preparationclass.

D)Manypeoplebelievedthatstudentsshouldnotprovidetheirresults.

PassageThree

22A)Theyhadtodistinguishthesmell.B)Theyhadtotellwhatisinthebox.

C)Theyhadtotellwhichsmelltheylike.D)Theywereaskedtosmelltheboxesforawholeday.

23A)TheywereaskedtowearaT-shirtforsixdays.B)Theyhadtotakeactivitiestosweat.

C)Theyhadtoproducestrongsmells.

D)Theycouldn’ttakeanyactivitiesduringthodays.

24A)Thewomenlikethesmellofmenwithgenestotallysimilartotheirown.

B)Thewomenlikethesmellofmenwithgenestotallydifferentfromtheirown.

C)Thewomenlikethesmellofmenwithgenessimilartotheirmother.

D)Thewomenlikethesmellofmenwithgenessimilartotheirfather.

25A)Menusuallygettroubledbysmells.B)Womenarelikelytogettroubledbysmells.

C)Womenlikedifferentsmells.D)Mencanrecognizesmellsbysmellingrepeatedly.

SectionC

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studyshowsthatadultsmadelittle____27_____intheirreadingskillsbetween1992and2003.

TheNational____28____ofAdultLiteracyisthemostimportanttestofhowwelladult

study___29_____hotookpart

weretestedonhowwelltheycouldreadandunderstandinformationudineverydaylife.

Thestudyfoundthatelevenmillionadults,orfivepercent,uld

notanswereventhe_____30____llionsofthemmostlikelycannot

dyshowsthatmorethanfortypercentofadultscanperformonly

y,eventhatcanbedifficult.

tecanmean

number,thirteenpercentcanperformcomplextaskslike

comparingtwodifferentnewspaper_____31____.

RearcherssaypartoftheproblemisthatmanyyoungAmericansdonotreadasmuchfor

,therearegreaternumbersofnon-Englishspeaking____32_____.

treaderswerefoundto

earnuptotwenty-eightthousanddollarsayearmorethanthowho____33____simplereading

skills.____________34____________________________.Thiswastrueevenamongpeoplewho

havecompletedcollege.

__________________35________________.s

say,however,thatwhilemanyHispanicsareunabletoreadinEnglish,theymayreadwellin

Spanish.

Overall,Americanadultsimprovedthemostinansweringquestionsthatinvolvednumbers.

_______36_______________________.TheDepartmentofEducationsaystheliteracyfindings

showtheneedforreformspeciallyatthehighschoollevel.