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Choose the best answer to complete each sentence.
(1) “Spirited Away” is my ( ) movie. I have seen it ten times in three years.
1 favorite 2 scared 3 horrible 4 silent
(2) ( ) your textbooks before the exam starts.
1 Leave away 2 Throw away
3 Put away 4 Turn away
(3) Have you finished ( ) a letter to your father?
1 to write 2 wrote 3 write 4 writing
(4) I have to finish my homework ( ) Monday.
1 in 2 by 3 at 4 until
(5) She looks ( ) the mirror every morning to make sure that her makeup and hair are fine.
1 by 2 on 3 in 4 from
(6) A computer is the greatest invention ( ) next to an airplane in the 20th century.
1 we have made who 2 and we have made
3 have we made 4 we have made
(7) Usain Bolt, the world’s top athlete from Jamaica, ( ) the 100m race at the World Championship.
1 won 2 who won 3 winning 4 win
(8) Although thunder and lightning are produced at the same time, sound waves travel more slowly ( ), so we hear thunder after we see lighting.
1 than light waves do 2 than light waves are
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(9) A dark suit will be better to wear on such an ( ).
1 occasion 2 action 3 economy 4 impression
(10) A: ( ) will come to the party?
B: I think more than twenty people will come. 1 Do you think how many people
2 How many people do you think 3 Do many people you think 4 What do you about people
(11) Every morning the first train ( ) this station at 5:30.
1 leaving 2 leaves 3 starting 4 starts
(12) Although ( ), Tom won the first prize in the race. 1 he was leading all the way
2 he was full of confidence
3 he was far behind in the beginning 4 he was in his best condition
(13) Joseph went on a trip to Kyoto and ran into an old friend from high school. Since then, they have ( ) in touch by e-mail.
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Arrange the words in the correct order to complete the sentence and fill in the blanks ((A) and (B)) with appropriate numbers.
(1) Because there are so many cars in the area, most parents ( ) ( A ) ( ) ( ) ( B ) ( ).
1 play 2 their 3 outside 4 let 5 children
6 don’t
(2) ( ) is ( A ) ( ) ( B ) ( ) ( ).
1 something 2 car 3 there 4 with
5 wrong 6 my
(3) A: My father has many books. He is really proud of them.
B: Yes. But my ( ) ( ) ( ) ( A ) ( B ) as your father.
1 as 2 books 3 many 4 has 5 father
(4) He ( ) ( ) ( ) ( A ) all the ( ) ( B ).
1 was 2 present 3 people 4 by 5 at
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Choose the best sentence to complete the following conversation.
(1) A: May I see your passport? B: ( )
1 It’s very nice of you. 2 Don’t say that. 3 Here you are. 4 I bet.
(2) A: May I help you?
B: I like this shirt, but it is a little big for me. ( )
A: Sure. Wait a minute please.
1 I think it is very expensive. 2 Do you have a smaller one? 3 I want to take that big one. 4 How much is this small shirt?
(3) A: Do you know Tom Baker, one of the most famous violinists? He’s getting married in June and I’m going to attend his wedding. B: ( )
A: Yes, that’s my headache. You know I hate to be formal.
1 Great! But you have to dress up, don’t you? 2 Yes, I know him well. He was my rival in love.
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(4) Mike and Mary are having a party with a big group of their friends. It’s nearly ten o’clock.
Mary: Well, I had a good time. But I have to leave now. I’m supposed to be home before ten thirty.
Mike: Oh? ( a )
Mary: It’s just one of my parents’ rules. Mike: What would happen if you were late?
Mary: I don’t know. I’ve never been late. ( b )
Mike: Really? I wish my parents won’t force me to go home so early!
(a) 1 How is it?
2 I know you have to. 3 Of course, you won’t.
4 Why is that?
(b) 1 So, I would like to be late.
2 There would certainly be a family quarrel, though. 3 But maybe nobody will care.
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Read the passage and answer the questions below.
Starting new projects is important, but it’s also important to complete what you start. So what do you do when these two ideas conflict? In my case, it meant going back to college at age 65.
You may know me as the owner of ABC Computer, one of the global companies. Maybe you have an ABC computer at home or an ABC Computer device in your pocket. I’ve been successful in business. But until this year, I could never say that my success was complete.
It all goes back to three words my father said to me when I left home to go to college many years ago: “See it through.” To his generation, these words were important. They mean that you should never give up just because things are difficult. You see, I had a habit of never completing projects that I started. And my father never went to college. Instead, he worked day and night, seven days a week to save money so that I might get an education. He wanted me to graduate. So imagine how he felt when I told him, during my second year of college, that I was quitting school to start a business.
Fortunately, my business did well. ABC Computer grew worldwide. But when I spoke to my father, I didn’t feel that my success was complete. I could have bought a university if I’d wanted to, but not a college diploma to show my father. I hadn’t seen it through.
This is what brought me back to school in my old age. And I am proud to say that this year, I was able to show my new college diploma to my father. Then he said the words that made me feel completely successful for the first time in my life: “I’m proud of you, son. ( A ).” So here’s what I learned in college: It’s never too early to start pursuing your dreams. And it’s not too late to complete what you started.
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Question-A
Answer the following questions in English. Write one sentence with a subject and a verb.
(1) Why did the author’s father work hard to make money?
(2) Look at the underlined sentence in the passage. If you were the author’s father, how would you feel? You should write more than 5 words.
(3) Fill in the blank ( A ). Use the expression in the passage and start the sentence with “You”.
(4) What is the new challenge the author’s father took on?
Question-B
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Read the passage and answer the questions below.
The accident in the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power *Plant caused by the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake polluted the ocean and land, and destroyed the daily life of a great number of people. Almost one hundred thousand people were made to move out of the neighboring area of the nuclear power plant. Even now, most of them are in the middle of fear and anxiety.
What would happen if all the nuclear power plants in Japan were removed? Some people express their worries about energy shortage. There are also various challenges such as reducing carbon dioxide **emissions. However, most important of all, we, as members of the human race, have responsibilities to protect all life and nature, and to leave a safer environment for future generations. To protect life and beautiful nature, we must develop other safe ways of producing energy.
Because some experts say that a new disaster will occur because of another earthquake or tsunami, all the 54 nuclear power plants in Japan are at risk of terrible accidents like the one in Fukushima. Therefore, to prevent such accidents following natural disasters, it is necessary to remove nuclear power plants.
Although nuclear power plants have been giving us energy and have been considered safe, they have also produced a great amount of ***radioactive waste. What is worse, it is simply impossible to deal with this dangerous waste. How can we continue using nuclear energy? We must decide to shut down nuclear power plants.
*plant place where electricity is produced **emissions sending out of light, heat, gas, etc
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Choose the best answer from among the three choices below to complete each sentence.
(1) According to paragraph , .
1 a lot of people had to move out of their hometown because of the serious accident
2 many people have to live in a dangerous area in which the serious accident happened
3 the ocean polluted by the great earthquake badly affected people living near the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant
(2) According to paragraph , .
1 people would not worry about energy shortage if all the nuclear power plants were shut down
2 we must not continue using nuclear energy but design new ways of producing energy
3 we have to try to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to make our environment safer
(3) According to paragraph , .
1 every nuclear power plant in Japan is at risk because some experts know when a new disaster will happen
2 we need to close nuclear power plants in Japan to protect our environment from natural disasters
3 all the 54 nuclear power plants may destroy their surrounding areas when another big earthquake happens
(4) According to paragraph , .
1 we must shut down nuclear power plants in Japan because they have produced a great amount of carbon dioxide
2 we must close down nuclear power plants in Japan because using nuclear energy causes environmental and technical problems 3 we must not depend on nuclear energy any more because the
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解答例
Qつesっじon-A
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。2) I てoつlこ be こじsappoじnっeこ aっ しじs こeげじsじon.
。3) Yoつ saて じっ っしroつgし. Yoつ しave seen じっ っしroつgし.
。4) He began っo つse a げompつっer. He、s learnじng っo っとpe anこ つse っしe
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Qつesっじon-B
I てanっeこ っo てじn a soげげer game, so I praげっじげeこ しarこer. Bつっ っじme
managemenっ てas っしe bじggesっ problem. I praげっじげeこ じっ anこ I goっ っoo
っじreこ っo こo mと しomeてork. Tしroつgし っしじs eでperじenげe, I noっじげeこ しoて
こじffじげつlっ じっ じs っo manage っじme.
I げlじmbeこ つp ２っ. Fつすじ てじっし mと faっしer っしree とears ago. Beげaつse っしe
aじr てas っしじn, I げoつlこn、っ breaっしe enoつgし. I almosっ gave つp, bつっ I
kepっ てalkじng っo っしe っop. We てere able っo see a beaつっじfつl sつnrじse.
I、こ lじke っo げlじmb ２っ. Fつすじ agaじn てしen I しave mと oてn son.
