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As used in (line 5), ‘currently’ can be replaced by
A
now.
B
finally.
C
actually.
D
eventually.
The word “approximately”, in bold in the text, means __________.
A
exactly
B
roughly
C
precisely
D
undoubtedly
In “The world has changed and so have English language teaching
resources” (l. 1 and 2), the word “so” means
A
true.
B
very.
C
in order that.
D
in this way.
E
likewise.
Read the sentences below and choose the correct sentence:
A
If the students in South Korea don't study hard, they won't get a place in one of the country's top universities.
B
If the students in South Korea don't study hard, they weren't getting a place in one of the country's top universities.
C
lf the students in South Korea don't study hard, they wouldn't get a place in one of the country's top universities.
D
If the students in South Korea don't study hard, they hadn't got a place in one of the country's top universities.
E
lf the students in South Korea don't study hard, they didn't get a place in one of the country's top universities.
The text conclusion seems to be
A
logical and sharp.
B
nonsense and worn out.
C
controversial and useful.
D
excessive and repeated.
The word “offset” in “has been partially offset” means:
A
legalized.
B
approved.
C
supported.
D
neutralized.
E
guaranteed.
The opposite of “beneath” in “Just beneath the ocean’s surface” is:
A
in.
B
below.
C
under.
D
above.
E
beyond.
In the text, “unlike” (l.8) means:
A
Different from
B
Although
C
But
D
Same
E
Dislike
“rarely” (line 20) means seldom.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Mark the alternative that correctly and respectively fills in the blanks (l.04, l.13 and l.17) of the text.
A
appearance – gorgeously – susteinable
B
appearance – gorgeously – sustainable
C
appearance – gorgeouslly – sustainable
D
apearance – gorgeously – susteinable
E
apearance – gorgeouslly – susteinable
There would be no change in the meaning of the passage from
“Often” (l. 2) to “duplicity” (l.4) if it were replaced by Even
though it is often confused with espionage, which is its
illegitimate cousin, diplomacy has been linked with
misbehaviour and duplicity for centuries.
C
Certo
E
Errado
The words “clad” (l. 18) and “quaffing” (l.19) could be
correctly replaced by dressed and sipping without this altering
the meaning of the sentence, although this substitution would
make the text less humorous.
C
Certo
E
Errado
As used in (line 5), ‘however’ is closest in meaning to
A
besides.
B
although.
C
moreover.
D
in addition.
Fill in the blank with the correct response according to grammar rules:
I don’t mind _________ alone, but I prefer to travel with my friends.
A
not travel
B
traveling
C
to travel
D
travels
The correct way of writing the cardinal number 30,000 using words is __________.
A
third thousand
B
thirty thousand
C
thirteen thousand
D
thirtieth thousand
The words “at hand”, underlined in the text, mean _____.
A
busy
B
distant
C
worried
D
available
In the fragment of Text I “The simplest and most reliable
way to mitigate damage from oil operations would be
to prohibit oil extraction in the tropical rainforest” (lines
18-20), the word mitigate can be replaced, with no
change in meaning, by
A
annihilate
B
increase
C
grow
D
reduce
E
concede
Which word, in bold in the text, means approximately?
A
by
B
about
C
close to
D
between
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