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Complete the sentence with the correct modal verbs in the appropriate form respectively: “When I was 10 years old, I _____ bake cookies, but now I _____.”


A

couldn’t / can.


B

may / shouldn’t


C

couldn’t / can’t.


D

should / may.

The alternative that brings the best synonym to the bold underline idiom in the passage “Knoedler ended up losing money that year and in 2010” is


A

turned out


B

ran along


C

ran in


D

turned upon


E

got down to

The word disgruntled, as it appears in the text, could be replaced by any of the options below, without changing the meaning, except by:

A
dissatisfied.

B
angry.

C
irritated.

D
unhappy.

E
joyful.

Choose the option that presents the semantic equivalents for the following words from the text: UNDERPIN, SHIFT, INSIGHTS (first paragraph), MAINSTAY, FOSTERING (second paragraph), respectively:


A

highlight / transition / images / chief support / avoiding


B

undermine / transition / deep understanding / weak support / preventing


C

contradict / change / superficial understanding / weak support / promoting


D

form the basis of / change / deep understanding / chief support / promoting


E

be a counterargument / purchase / superficial understanding / chief support / avoiding

Choose one alternative to fill in the blank spaces of the paragraph below.

In the contemporary word, “knowledge” ______ a business package stylishly ______, ______ and ______, ______ within the enduring charm ______ by the 26 alphabets of the English language which ______ itself in a strange position. From a colonial construct, English ______ Janus-faced: a global facilitator on one side and a global watchdog on the other.


A

has been/ wraped/ sold/ opened/ present/ built/ takes/ is


B

is/ packed/ marked/ sold/ embalmed/ generated/ finds/ has become


C

takes/ sold/ bought/ opened/ established/ will be/ marked/ was


D

will be/ dispatched/ received/ accepted/ shining/ developing/ has placed/ became

The correct preposition that fills gap [A], in the 1st paragraph, is


A

up.


B

over.


C

above.


D

down.


E

below.

Choose the correct alternative to fill in the blank spaces of the sentence below.

In fact, the influence of English ______ to such ______ that by 1600 it was more or less restricted to a small ______ on the east coast.


A

grew/ amount/ fort


B

dwindled/ an extension/ area


C

waned/ an extent/ enclave


D

waxed/ numbers/ county

 
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