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Part 1: Writing 20
1 Phrase 1
2 Relative Clause 1
3 Sentence structure 2
4 Modifier – Adjective/Adverb 1
5 Conjunction 1
6 Preposition 1
7 Participle 1
8 Passive voice 1
9 Infinitive with to 1
10 Tense 1
11 Gerund 1
12 Parallelism 2
13 Pronoun 1
14 Subject and verb agreement 2
15 Word choice 2
Part 2: Reading 20
16 ชื่อเรื่อง 0
17 ใจความสำคัญของเนื้อเรื่อง 4
18 คำศัพท์ในบริบท 4
19 ความเข้าใจในเนื้อหา 2
20 ทัศนคติของผู้แต่ง 2
21 วัตถุประสงค์ของผู้แต่ง 2
22 การอ้างอิง 2
23 การตีความ 2
24 การสรุปความ 2
รวม 40
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Sentence Completion
1. Grass - _____________________ for decades in food and toiletries. It can help to keep soap
soft.
1. being used
2. we’ve been using it
3. having been using it
4. to use it

2. Suda and Susan are just a few of the consummate actress to ___________________ in Thai
drama.
1. having played one of the most prized roles
2. had played one of the most prized role
3. have played one of the most prized role
4. have played one of the most prized roles

3. Fans of Jacky Chan will see a new mural of the actor ___________________.
1. when he plays his four homecoming shows at US Open
2. when playing his four homecoming to show at US Open
3. when he played his four homecoming showing at US Open
4. when he is to play his four homecoming shows at US Open
4. Fans have been notified to plan ahead and leave extra time, ___________________ on Clown
for ten days of concerts.
1. 100,000 people expect to descend
2. there are 100,000 people expected to descend
3. with 100,000 people expected to descend
4. 100,000 people expecting to descend
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5. Susie has been seen telling followers to "back off" after her husband Jack Marker tripped
___________________ as they left a cafe in LA.
1. while being surrounded
2. being surround
3. while surrounded
4. while to be surrounding

6. A Thai museum has denied claims that an iconic Adisak Peerawong gown was left damaged
___________________.
1. Jaturong Vongjan wares it at the party last week
2. before Jaturong Vongjan waring it at the party last week
3. Jaturong Vongjan wore it at the party last week
4. after Jaturong Vongjan wore it at the party last week

7. ___________________ and over the course of 20 years its destiny has been shaped by Jack
founders.
1. There are Cambridge's third purpose-built movie
2. Being Cambridge's third purpose-built movie
3. It was Cambridge's third purpose-built movie
4. Cambridge's third purpose-built movie

8. Movie is often seen as a useful way to tackle thorny topics but Mary Jurian has gone the
distance with her stand-up show Love - ___________________, in 1999.
1. it is her mother's life
2. about her mother's life
3. her mother's life is good
4. it is about her mother's life

9. When American actress and comedian Jack revealed on Twitter he had found love with a man,
___________________.
1. people celebrated his decision to come out on his own terms
2. people celebrating his decision coming out on his own terms
3. people to celebrate his decision to come out on his own terms
4. people being celebrated his decision came out on his own terms
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10. The videos, ___________________, features the sounds of John, Jack and Tom as the ranger.
1. are origin stories for Sunny
2. were origin stories for Sunny
3. which origin stories for Sunny
4. which were origin stories for Sunny

11. The schools are not on track to meet their targets to ___________________.
1. reduces air pollutant in Singapore
2. reduce air pollution in Singapore
3. reduced air pollutions in Singapore
4. reducing air polluting in Singapore

12. Five days of climate talks in Thailand have ended in acrimony between poor and rich cities
___________________.
1. over cash for climate change
2. over there is cash for climate change
3. over it was cash for climate change
4. over they have cash for climate change

13. A Karen burial ground with 200 graves found along the route of AB21 ___________________.
1. are one of the large ever uncovered in the USA
2. is one of the largest ever uncovered in the USA
3. being one of larger ever uncovered in the USA
4. to be one of largest ever uncovered in the USA

14. ___________________ may have to be abandoned due to rising water levels by 2071.
1. There are nearly 10,000 properties in Switzerland
2. These were nearly 10,000 properties in Switzerland
3. They are nearly 10,000 properties in Switzerland
4. Nearly 10,000 properties in Switzerland
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15. The start of the war Vietnam ___________________ on Columbia fuel from 50% to 21% and
on Laos petroleum from 11% to 41%.
1. have reduced their dependence
2. having reduced those dependence
3. has reduced its dependence
4. have reduced its dependence

16. Asian scientists said ___________________ that the world will warm by more than 2.7C over
the next decade.
1. there now around a 50% chance
2. that there's now around a 50% chance
3. that now around a 50% chance
4. that now around a 50% chance

17. ___________________ all climate targets set since 1999 except for two, a new report notifies.
1. Japan airlines have missed
2. Japan airlines is missing
3. Japan airlines miss
4. Japan airlines missing

18. ABC has reportedly suspended an executive ___________________ of exaggerating the

financial risks of environmental change.
1. which accused eastern bankers and other officials
2. accusing eastern bankers and another officials
3. who accused eastern bankers and other officials
4. those accused eastern bankers and other official

19. American's Jack telescopes have dropped their latest batch of data _________________.
1. as they being found to assemble the large catalogue of light sources in the space
2. as they find to assemble the largest catalogue of light sources in the space
3. as finding to assemble the largest catalogue of lights sources in the space
4. as finding to assemble larger catalogue of light sources in the space
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20. Bangkok satellite center ___________________ of ABC signals received in Thailand.

1. to testing an overlay system to improving the performance
2. being test an overlay system improve the performance
3. testing an overlay system to improve the performances
4. is testing an overlay system to improve the performance

21. ____________________ to claim their sixth ABC title in ten years and first since 1999.
1. The American team beating the UK
2. The American team beat the UK
3. The American teams beats the UK
4. The American team to beat the UK

22. The Chinese organization released a statement saying Chainxa ____________________ for
ABC with the rest in add-ons.
1. would pay an initial 45m yuan
2. to pay an initial 45m yuans
3. paying initial 45m yuan
4. they pay an initial 45m yuan

23. Uncapped Bangkok full-back Jack Lee ____________________ to play the ABC on Friday.
1. to be named in Thailand's side
2. having been name in Thailand's side
3. has been named in Thailand's side
4. to have been name in Thailand's side

24. India broke their own record ____________________ with an enormous 101-1 against Nepal.
1. for there was highest point in a ten-day international
2. for the highest point in a ten-day international
3. for it is the highest point in a ten-day international
4. for was highest point in a ten-day international
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25. Running boasts a rich history of mother-daughter duos who have graced the sport,
____________________.
1. but will match the victory of the ABC
2. but matching the victory of the ABC
3. but few will match the victory of the ABC
4. but few to match the victory of the ABC

26. Winner Danai and Sea Game motorbike champion Peter have withdrawn from the Olympic
______________.
1. it has following positive HIV tests
2. they were following positive HIV tests
3. they follow positive HIV tests
4. following positive HIV tests

27. Many food masters are abandoning the British capital in favor of greener pastures,
____________________.
1. where they grow their own ingredients
2. which they grow their own ingredient
3. who they grow their own ingredients
4. that they grow its own ingredient

28. ____________________, the way is a great shortcut across the nation that saves months of
journey.
1. It is stretching 1,000km from Chaingrai to Yala in far-off Thailand
2. They are tretching 1,000km from Chaingrai to Yala in far-off Thailand
3. It was stretching 1,000km from Chaingrai to Yala in far-off Thailand
4. Stretching 1,000km from Chaingrai to Yala in far-off Thailand

29. Tea isn't just a drink in China, it's ____________________, it's also one of its most interesting
tales.
1. has been an ancient traditional of friendliness
2. an ancient tradition of friendliness
3. being an ancient traditional of friendliness
4. have been an ancient tradition of friendly
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30. The Russian may have some famous mummies, ____________________.

1. but not the oldest
2. but being not the oldest
3. but they're not the oldest
4. but it is not the oldest

31. ____________________ remain proud of their "Sweet Soul": a determination to better their
lives against insurmountable strangers.
1. There are many of Taiwan's 10 million residents
2. Many of Taiwan's 10 million residents
3. Many of Taiwan's 10 million residents are
4. They have many of Taiwan's 10 million residents

32. In the 1990s, Bangkok boasted Thailand's top urban hotels ____________________.
1. and most famous guests
2. and most famous guest
3. and there are most famous guests
4. and he is the most famous guest

33. This beloved wall sport ____________________ of a 20th-Century game and the direct
ancestors of football.
1. it is considered being the descendants
2. to consider to be the descendant
3. considering to be the descendant
4. is considered to be the descendants

34. ____________________, where their environmental breakthroughs are changing the world.
1. Researchers flocking to a sleepy Thai people
2. Researchers are flocking to a sleepy Thai town
3. Researchers flocks to a sleepy Thai women
4. Researchers to flock to a sleepy Thai town
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35. ____________________, a passionate classical musicians run a wonderful project like no other
– and it takes all their skills to keep it continuing.
1. It is on a remote land deep to the Pacific
2. There is on a remote land deeply into the Pacific
3. On a remote land deep into the Pacific
4. He is on a remote land deep to the Pacific

36. For thousands of years, ____________________. But now, all of her songs are being heard
once more.
1. the remarkable Maria has been forgotten
2. the remarkable Maria being forgotten
3. the remarkable Maria having been forgotten
4. the remarkable Maria has been forget

37. ____________________, a single event transformed one of Thailand's national musical forms.
1. It was ten days 200 years ago
2. They are ten days 200 years ago
3. There were ten days 200 years ago
4. Over ten days 200 years ago

38. ____________________ against perceived social and political injustice.

1. Jazz and Blue long been using to speak out
2. Jazz and Blue having long been used to speak out
3. Jazz and Blue have long been used to speak out
4. Jazz and Blue to have long been using to speak out
39. ____________________, Susan evolving dress sense is a masterclass in colorful image
making.
1. From home to Sydney
2. Go from home to Sydney
3. She went from home to Sydney
4. Susan is from home to Sydney
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40. The red skirt, ____________________, is being energized by a new style of fashion fans.
1. it is a traditionally modest
2. a traditionally modest
3. is a traditionally modest
4. is being a traditionally modest

Error Detection
1. Most Asian countries (1)have look set to overtake other (2)type of the virus. That's already
(3)happened in Japan – AAA.45 is now dominant (4)there.

2. Many teachers (1)have build up some immunity from (2)previous infections and vaccination,
(3)which is helping to make the disease less (4)risky.

3. The (1)announce comes a day after Mr. Martin Leesong (2)tested positive (3)for the virus for
(4)the third time in two years.

4. Peter has played a key role in (1)draft the framework of a (2)proposed firearms bill (3)following
mass shootings in Bangkok (4)and Khon Khaen.

5. The second (1)33-team US Open (2)will be holding in 30 venues (3)across 5 cities, (4)along with
two venues in Japan and three in China.

6. Twenty Japanese people and four Thai (1)have been killed in shootings, stabbings, (2)and an
axe (3)attack in Laos (4)for late April.

7. The (1)distressing footage shows ten Chinese soldiers (2)taken aim at a group of Buddhism girls
(3)in custody, (4)including John's sister.

8. A Japanese court has given (1)a disgraced Thai doctor a suspended (2)sentence for causing
bodily harm (3)between an experimental cell windpipe (4)transplant.

9. Mrs Jenny spoke (1)to the news agency amid complaints (2)form members of the Ministry press
corps (3)about the lack (4)of access to her.
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10. Silver State beat the Susan Wintry to win the (1)eastern Conference and (2)become the
second team (3)to reaching the Finals ten times in ten years since the Thailand Cups (4)in the
1980s.

11. Harp seals (1)has been seen (2)as a symbol of global warming's (3)damaging impact on the
(4)environmental world.

12. Cosmetics (1)maker Charm and Chic have filed for bankruptcy in the UK, (2)as they says
supply chain disruptions (3)have driven up the cost of raw materials for (4)its products.

13. (1)During the elections here six years ago, (2)when Prime Minister Suda Wander would sound
(3)almost messianic about the potential of her political party and her project (4)of Thailand.

14. After 20 hours (1)by van, another 20 by river in a dugout canoe, four hours (2)hacking a path
with machetes (3)through thick tropical undergrowth, the specialists were (4)final ready to begin the
mission.

15. Thailand (1)is preparing to move (2)its Doi Suthep base camp (3)because of human activity are
making it (4)unsafe.

16. Ten years ago, Mathew Lee, (1)whose lives near Bethong in Yala, (2)knew he had (3)to find a
new source (4)of income.

17. For ten weeks, Jack worked (1)undercover as a receptionist (2)in a surgery owned (3)by
TrueMoving, the Malaysia’s (4)bigger chain.

18. The scene at Surat Thani airport (1)is one of chaos and desperation. (2)Hundreds were trying
(3)to escape the hooligans, and Thomas was (4)among them.

19. Some Laos troops are refusing to (1)return to fight in Thailand (2)because their experiences on
(3)the front line at the (4)start of the invasion.
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20. (1)Following widespread protests in Bengal (2)about the rape and murder of men, the law
(3)was changing in 1999 to make rape a serious crime (4)instead of a misdemeanor.

21. Nearly five years (1)after Jacky Lee (2)was murdered by his mother's boyfriend, the toddler's
uncle and (3)step-great mother still have a lot of (4)question.

22. Tom (1)inspired the names of almost 500 plants, (2)but the reputation of 20th century
horticulturalist Jack has been (3)tarnished, with rumors that he sabotaged (4)another people's silver
and carried a gun.

23. The second generation (1)which came to post-war German from the Russian subcontinent
(2)arrived with as little as $10 in (3)their pockets - all the money they could bring (4)in under
currency controls.

24. (1)When the luxury liner Saxophoney started (2)taking on water in rough seas during a voyage
around the coast of America in 2020, (3)music Sandy suddenly found herself responsible for
(4)everybody on board.

25. Less than ten million people (1)have left Sri Lanka since the war (2)started, but hundreds are
also (3)go the (4)other way.

26. Some Japanese (1)agriculturalist are calling for a (2)ban on the Japan production of toxic
(3)weedkiller DDT, saying studies suggest it (4)could be a factor in the onset of cancer.

27. Thailand, (1)under Prime Minister Noppadon Thamarat, (2)assembled warships, refitted
merchant ships (3)but sent a task force 22,100 km (4)across the globe to the USA.

28. Brothers Jack and John met (1)on the Vietnam border in the (2)early weeks of the war, but
their parents (3)didn’t want to leave (4)his hometown of China.

29. Monks, Buddhist nuns (1)was among (2)those sharing successful - (3)and often fun clips (4)on
Instagram.
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30. In 2002, philosopher Tim began (1)document the (2)lives of a remote (3)indigenous tribe (4)in
the Las Vegas.

31. The probe will keep (1)listen for Minister even as other (2)systems on the mission have (3)to
pause due to decreasing power (4)levels.

32. These (2)are the gargantuan red holes (2)that live at the center (3)of our sun, pictured for the
second (4)times.

33. American energy giant PPP (1)says it will receive only (2)half of the 30 million cubic meters
(3)per a week it has requested from Malaysia on Monday, after (4)experiencing shortfalls for ten
weeks.

34. (1)Millionaire Peter Makie has (2)in a meeting with Facebook employees hinted at (3)potentially
job cuts if his $55mn takeover bid (4)for the social media chain is successful.

5. The dollar has fallen (1)sharp after America's central bank (2)kept its low interest rates on hold
as investors (3)around the country hike the cost of (4)borrowing to tackle rising incomes.

36. India had avoided its current (1)economics turmoil (2)if it had gone to the World Bank (3)for a
bailout, the Indian's central bank governor (4)claims.

37. Teachers (1)struggled with (2)the cost of living are cutting back (3)on home and train journeys
(4)to save budget.

38. USA interest rates (1)have risen further (2)as the Bank of America (3)attempt to stem the pace
of (4)increasing prices.

39. England's power (1)manager has urged (2)households in London to turn off (3)his lights in
(4)the face of an energy problem.
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40. Billions of smart phone buyers could be (1)eligible for payouts, following the (2)launch of a
legal claim (3)accusing company of secretly slowing the (4)performance of older ones.

41. Paul said members were helping (1)to disembark three customers (2)with restricted (3)mobile
at (4)the time.

42. There were (1)nearly billion (2)electric vehicles in the USA, (3)and rising oil prices have
prompted more customers (4)to considered making the switch.

43. Taiwan is (1)experiencing another (2)wave of ABC infections (3)as case of ten BBA.5 variants
increase, according to a (4)leading health specialist.

44. A (1)ten-years-old boy (2)has died after ten scrambler (3)motorcycles (4)collided in Yangon.

45. A ferry link (1)between Thailand and Malaysia (2)could restore next month (3)under a deal
(4)struck between ten companies.

46. A (1)wife-to-be tries to (2)robbing a cafe with a knife (3)when she lost money (4)saved for her
birthday in bankruptcy.

47. A policeman has died and 20 (1)other have been (2)injured in UK after protests (3)against an
army plan (4)tuned violent.

48. China notified it (1)was dealing with an (2)outbreak of an (3)unidentified intestinal illness,
adding to the strain caused (4)to the spread of ABC virus.

49. On a market (1)stall behind a red-domed mosque (2)in Vienna, small pink sacks are (3)filling
with (4)leftover roti.

50. Scientist (1)believes he has discovered the (2)origins of the disease, (3)more than 1,000 years
after it (4)killing billions in America.

51. An Asian woman (1)gone to new heights (2)to stop her van being (3)stolen, using a forklift to
suspend the van (4)in the air.
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52. Thailand leader Suwipa Leelawat (1)has announced more (2)ambitious environment (3)targets
for her (4)countries.

53. Less than 200 women (1)whom worked at the supermarket remain in (2)the country, with some
(3)telling the ABC press (4)they have been beaten.

54. Indoor public (1)events have been banned (2)in an area of UK as a (3)record-breaking virus
variant sweep (4)across Europe.

55. (1)Worshipper at the Suthep temple in Chaingmai were celebrating earlier this year (2)when
suddenly a group of armed women (3)who had been hiding among the congregation opened fire,
(4)killing 100 people, including ten boys.

56. Contracts (1)including waiving patents for ABC (2)vaccines and aiming to (3)reduce overfishing
(4)have passed by the XYZ company.

57. Temperature (1)is forecast to reach 59C in Thailand (2)in Monday, as hot air (3)spreads up
from Laos (4)and Cambodia.

58. Leader in the Phayao province (1)is suspected to be (2)restricting (3)each residents'
movements (4)using a contract.

59. A (1)totally of 200 virus (2)infections in Japan (3)have been linked to a single bar in the
(4)capital Tokyo.

60. There were (1)signs of an increase in (2)the number of person testing (3)positive for ABC virus
(4)in USA and UK.
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Reading
Passage 1
Are there any harmful effects from microwave cooking?
Two areas of concern have been raised about microwave ovens over the year. The first is
whether they produce harmful radiolytic compounds in food. The type ofradiation used in
microwave ovens is not the ionizing radiation (such as X-rays andgamma rays) that cause
molecular bonds to break and create radiolytic compounds.Microwave radiation doesn’t break
molecular bonds, it stretches them.
The second area of concern is the possibility of radiation leakage from the unit.Owners can
maintain low leakage by keeping their unit in good working order and notabusing it. This means
not allowing dirt to accumulate around the door seals, not damaging the door or door seals,
and always replacing or repairing worn-out door hinges and latches.
1. “The first is whether they produce ________” (line 2) What does the first refer to?
(1) type of radiation
(2) kind of effects
(3) area of concern
(4) year of using microwave ovens
2. What is the implication for the first concern?
(1) Microwave ovens can be used for a long time.
(2) People are worried about using microwave ovens.
(3) Microwave ovens do not make food harmful to us.
(4) This radiation used is not like X-rays and gamma rays
3. When can a microwave oven be dangerous? It can be dangerous when ________.
(1) the equipment is old
(2) door seals are repaired
(3) the motor does not work
(4) radiation leaks
4. “_____ possibility of radiation leakage from the unit” (line 6) What is the meaning of the unit?
(1) the bond (2) the oven
(3) the radiation (4) the leakage
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5. “_____ hinges and latches _____” (line 10) are parts of a ________.
(1) door
(2) seal
(3) damage
(4) concern
Passage 2
The popularity of polyester pillows and of canned and instant coconut milk has hurt business
in a village renowned for raising monkeys to collect fruit and coconuts.
Residents of Khok Sida village in Phon Thong district have been forced to sell more than 100
"unemployed" monkeys.
Village headman Saman Silthusang, 56, said many villagers had sold their monkeys because
they could no longer afford the Bt 40-50 for their fruit meals because there was less demand for
their services - collecting coconuts, betel nuts and kapok - seed pods containing a cotton-like fibre
that is used to stuff pillows and mattress.
Khok Sida had been well-known for its trained monkeys, but now only 26 remained, he said.
Saman said most monkeys sold for between Bt 10,000 and 13,000, depending on their skills.
Most buyers were seeking to replace other trained monkeys that were getting too old to collect fruit
in the Northeast and South.
Saman expressed concern that the village could not maintain its monkey-raising tradition,
as the young generation preferred to work in factories and at malls instead of training monkeys.

6. Actually, people think of Khok Sida village as a place where monkeys are ______.
(1) kept in the village
(2) bred for sale
(3) mostly unemployed
(4) trained to work
7. When buying monkeys, the most important thing to consider about the monkeys is their
________.
(1) size
(2) skills
(3) weight
(4) popularity
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8. The passage mentions one factor that discourages monkey raising in Khok Sida village. It
says that young people ________.
(1) sell all the monkeys
(2) can replace the monkeys
(3) prefer to work in factories
(4) have no skills to train the monkeys
9. The number "26" in the underlined phrase in paragraph 4 refers to the number of ________.
(1) monkeys
(2) villages
(3) villagers
(4) young people

10. The underlined word "their" in paragraph 3 refers to ________.

(1) villagers
(2) services
(3) meals
(4) monkeys

Passage 3
A secret Santa who has donated more than 81 million won since 2000 has
come to the same South Korean town again this year, a report said yesterday.
Staff at a residents’ centre in the southwestern city of Jeonju on Tuesday found a
box containing 20 million won (516,616 baht) in a parking lot after a phone tip-off
from the anonymous benefactor, the Korea Times said. It said the man has left
donations 10 times since 2000, not always at Christmas, but has never been spotted.
11. The best headline for this news article would be “___.”
(1) Secret Santa returns
(2) Box containing money
(3) 81 million won donated
(4) Money found in a parking lot
12. Staff at a residents’ centre ___.
(1) recovered a box with 81 million won in a parking lot
(2) discovered a money box while parking their car
(3) found the 20 million won from the anonymous benefactor
(4) saw the man who had left the donations in a parking lot
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13. An “anonymous benefactor” (line 5) is ___.

(1) one who gives money to unknown people
(2) someone who gives money for a good purpose
(3) a donor who likes to give money to an organization
(4) a person who gives money without revealing himself
14. The verb “spotted” (line 7) means ___.
(1) seen
(2) known
(3) found
(4) discovered
15. Since the year 2000, a secret Santa ___ in a South Korean town.
(1) has given money every Christmas
(2) has always put donations in boxes
(3) has already donated almost 81 million won
(4) has donated money 10 times

Passage 4
Internet banking is gaining ground. Banks increasingly operate websites through which
customers are able not only to inquire about account balances and interest and exchange rates
but also to conduct a range of transactions. Unfortunately, data on Internet banking is scarce, and
differences in definitions make cross-country comparisons difficult.
Even so, one finds that Internet banking is particularly widespread in Austria, Korea, the
Scandinavian countries, Singapore, Spain, and Switzerland, where more than 75 percent of all
banks offer Internet banking services. The Scandinavian countries have the largest number of
Internet users, with up to one-third of bank customers in Finland and Sweden taking advantage of
e-banking.
In the United States, Internet banking is still concentrated in the largest banks. In mid-2001,
44 percent of national banks maintained transactional websites almost double the number in the
third quarter of 1999. These banks account for over 90 percent of national banking system assets.
The large banks tend to offer a wider array of electronic banking services, including loan
applications and brokerage services.
While most U.S. consumers have accounts with banks that offer Internet services, only
about 6 percent of them use these services.
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16. Which of the following is the most suitable tittle of the passage?
(1) Internet Banking Investment
(2) Trends in Internet Banking
(3) Internet Banking Services
(4) Harms of Internet Banking
17. Internet banking is gaining ground means Internet banking _____.
(1) offers more advantages
(2) provides more banking services
(3) becomes more important
(4) has long history
18. The following activities car be done in Internet banking Except _____.
(1) checking bank account
(2) enquiring about currency rates
(3) transferring money
(4) making a profit
19. Which word has similar meaning to the word “scarce” line 4?
(1) limited
(2) difficult
(3) sacred
(4) unreliable
20. The first paragraph implies that banks might _____.
(1) need more tellers
(2) have more walk-in clients
(3) make more phone calls
(4) get more questions from foreigners
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Passage 5
People who suffer from excessive drowsiness during the daytime may be victims of a
condition known as "narcolepsy." Although most people may feel sleepy while watching TV or after
eating a meal, narcoleptics may fall asleep at unusual or embarrassing times. They may doze
while eating, talking, taking a shower, or even driving a car.
Victims can be affected in one of two ways. Most narcoleptics have several sleeping
periods during each day with alert periods in between. Minorities of others feels drowsy almost all
the time and are alert for only brief intervals. Many people with this condition also suffer from
cataplexy — a form of muscular paralysis that can range from a mild weakness at the knees to
complete immobility affecting the entire body.
This condition lasts from a few seconds to several minutes and is often set off by
intense emotions. No reliable data exist showing how many people have narcolepsy. Some
estimates put the number as high as three hundred thousand in the United States alone.
Researchers suggest that the problem may stem from the immune system's reacting abnormally to
the brain's chemical processes.
Further studies have shown a link between narcolepsy and a number of genes, although it
is quite possible for an individual to have these genes and not develop the disease. There are also
cases of twins where one member has narcolepsy but the other does not. Thus, an explanation
based on genetics alone is not adequate.
There is currently no cure for narcolepsy, so sufferers of this condition can only
have their symptoms treated through a combination of counseling and drugs. The available drugs
can help control the worst of the symptoms, but their administration has unwanted side effects
such as increased blood pressure and heart rate and, sometimes, even increased sleepiness. It is
clear that improved medications need to be developed.

21. The main topic of this passage is _____.

(1) Aspects of narcolepsy
(2) Causes of narcolepsy
(3) Treatment of narcolepsy
(4) Development of narcolepsy
22. Narcolepsy is a condition in which people _____.
(1) doze after eating a meal
(2) only sleep in the day
(3) doze at unusual times
(4) have unusual brain chemistry
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23. A person is most likely to be narcoleptic if he or she falls asleep while _____.
(1) lying on a beach
(2) eating at a restaurant
(3) watching a movie
(4) taking a long airplane trip
24. The word “their” (line 20) in the last paragraph refers to _____.
(1) symptoms of narcolepsy
(2) available drugs
(3) sufferers of this condition
(4) counseling and drugs
25. Which of the following statements bout narcolepsy is NOT true?
(1) Doctors treat symptoms rather than causes.
(2) Possible causes of narcolepsy have not been found yet.
(3) Narcolepsy affects people in two basic ways.
(4) Narcolepsy can be cured through counseling and drugs.

Passage 6
As the population booms, we can expect that the food insecurity challenge will only
intensify. Rising demand for food plus shrinking agricultural production is a formula for continued
hunger and poverty, and a problem that requires ingenuity and innovative solutions. Increasingly,
we see climate-smart agriculture (CSA) as an approach that can help change the equation.
Very simply, climate-smart agriculture aims to produce more food on less land, and with a
minimal environmental footprint. This principle needs to be applied across landscapes—crops,
livestock, forests, and fisheries—to be effective. Guided by this approach, we are working with
farmers in Ethiopia, Malawi, and Vietnam to implement productive, climate-resilient agriculture
ecosystems that also help mitigate climate change by reducing emissions and potentially capturing
carbon.
This is especially important, because aside from being the sector that’s most vulnerable to
climate change, agriculture is also a major cause. Research finds that agriculture, together with the
deforestation associated with land conversion, accounts for about 30 percent of greenhouse gas
emissions. Scaling up agricultural productivity in a way that mitigates climate change and allows
more people to be fed could be transformative.
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26. What is mainly discussed in the text?

(1) food insufficiency
(2) population growth
(3) agricultural problems
(4) food consumption
27. What is NOT the effect of having more and more people in the society?
(1) more demand in food
(2) not enough farming products
(3) overpopulation
(4) shrinking land
28. What does the word “mitigate”, line 10 mean?
(1) protect (2) relieve
(3) increase (4) prevent
29. What can be done to solve climate change problems?
(1) deforestation
(2) reducing carbon emissions
(3) land conversion
(4) expanding farmland
30. “Deforestation” , line 13 means _____.
(1) planting more trees in the area
(2) using land for farming
(3) discovering better area for planting
(4) clearing wood areas

Passage 7
The Vscan is a pocket-sized ultrasound scanner that can be taken anywhere. It improves
medical care, says Dr Jose Zmaorano, director of the Cardio-vascular Institute at the University
Clinic San Carlos, Madrid. He carries the scanner between the echocardiography lab, outpatient
clinic, coronary care unit and emergency department of his hospital.
“If I detect a major problem, I will send the patient straight to the echo lab,” says
Zamorano. When he looked at the benefits of using Vscan in outpatient cardiology, he found that
about one in four patients wouldn’t have received a full echocardiogram exam were it not for the
problems picked up in an early Vscan check. “Generally, we may miss diagnosis for only 20% of
the patients.”
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31. The passage is about _____.

(1) a mini mobile scanner (2) Dr Zamorano’s discovery
(3) the university cardio-vascular lab (4) cardio-vascular patients
32. Which sentence is true according to the passage?
(1) Patients can ask for a full echocardiogram check.
(2) Patients are to have ultrasound scans before being sent to receive a full
echocardiogram check.
(3) Patients have major problems in using Vscans.
(4) Patients need to have a Vscan with them when having exams.
33. Which sentence is true according to the passage?
(1) Carrying a Vscan is burden to doctors although it is useful.
(2) Using a Vscan is really new to Dr Zamorano and he wants to learn more about it.
(3) There is a chance for an outpatient to miss a full echocardiogram exam
although s/he may have a heart problem.
(4) Vscan is set up in all departments in the hospital.
34. Dr Zamorano says _____.
(1) Vscans are cheap.
(2) Vscans are convenient.
(3) Vscans are good for outpatients only.
(4) Vscans can replace a full echocardiogram exam.
35. The word “detect” (line 6) means _____.
(1) ask (2) bear
(3) consider (4) find

Passage 8
Aqua therapy is the best alternative for certain types of patients who cannot withstand other
types of physical therapies; aqua therapy can provide distinct advantages. Aqua therapy motivates
individuals to choose swimming or water exercise as a lifetime sport for maintaining general health
and fitness. Often traditional physical therapy is delayed because patients cannot tolerate weight-
bearing activities of daily living in the shortest time period possible.
Using aqua therapy as a high velocity work out can help build muscle endurance and
strength, cardiovascular health, coordination and endurance. Resistance in water is 5 to 45 times
greater than resistance in air, depending on the speed of movement. This fact makes water a
natural and immediately adaptable weigh training mechanism. The unique properties of water
enable the heart to work more efficiently, thus enabling one to maintain a lower blood pressure and
better circulation of blood.
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36. According to the passage, aqua therapy is suitable for _____ patients.
(1) all (2) most
(3) some (4) only a few
37. Aqua therapy is _____ traditional therapy.
(1) unlike (2) similar to
(3) a kind of (4) used more than
38. _____ is essential to aqua therapy.
(1) Tolerance (2) Endurance
(3) Swimming (4) Water
39. Aqua therapy has _____ advantages for our health.
(1) several (2) immediate
3. resistant 4. speedy
40. According to the passage, water has certain qualities that are _____ other things.
(1) different from (2) inferior to
(3) more concentrated than (4) more easily seen than

Passage 9
Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, is scrambling to fend off flood waters bearing down on the city.
Unusually heavy rains have caused the worst flooding in decades across Southeast Asia, killing
some 500 people, destroying crops and flooding homes and factories.
The Thai capital Thursday reinforced dikes holding off floodwaters that have ravaged central
and northern parts of the country.
Bangkok is preparing for high water expected this weekend as run-off from those floods
reaches the city just as seas in the Gulf of Thailand reach high tide.
Sean Boonpracong, international spokesman for Bangkok’s flood relief center, acknowledges
that flooding in the capital is a possibility but says authorities are doing all they can to prevent it. “I
think there is a small risk of flooding in the outer area,” said Boonpracong. “But, for now I believe it
is manageable. There has been a new operation to relieve the water. Authorities are dredging canals
in Bangkok’s Chao Phraya and other rivers so more water can reach the sea faster.”
41. Which parts of Thailand have already been flooded according to the news?
(1) the northern and eastern parts
(2) the northern and central parts
(3) the central and eastern parts
(4) the whole country
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42. Which sentence best describes the situation as described in the passage?
(1) There hasn’t been heavy rain like this for many years.
(2) Flooding this year has been limited to Thailand.
(3) This experience happens every year.
(4) People throughout Thailand welcome the heavy rain in our part.
43. Which sentence shows that there is some preparation to prevent flooding in Bangkok?
(1) Authorities are dredging canal in Bangkok’s Chao Phraya and other rivers.
(2) Bangkok’s flood relief center has been established.
(3) Times of high tide in the Gulf of Thailand are being observed.
(4) People living along the Chao Phraya have been warned of the floods.
44. What type of damage was not discussed in this news story?
(1) death of people
(2) destruction of crops
(3) damaged homes and factories
4) damaged vehicles
45. What does “that” (line 5) refer to?
(1) central part
(2) dikes
(3) northern part
(4) floodwaters

Passage 10
Must we protect our children from this evil? Psychologists are concerned about how children’s
behavior has changed over the last three years. They become less social, less attentive.
Neuroscientist Susan Greenfield (2009) claims that social networks, especially Facebook, infantilize
our brain, training it to have a poor attention span.
According to her point of view, we must consider an assumption, that socializing in front of
a computer screen can increase chances of autism (mental insanity; inability to communicate with
people). Networking can’t teach our children real life communication.
Since there are no grammar rules on Facebook, some teachers start to complain that
teenagers and children have more and more problems with their grammar and spelling. It is
due to frequently use of “Chat language”, for example: lol, g2g, bb, cya, bbq, msg, etc. Student use
these parasite word in their essays, which leads to lower grades.
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A study conducted by the Netherlands’ Open University (2009) has proven that those
students who use Facebook tend to have lower grades then those who don’t use it.
They used 219 students at an American University; at the end of the task, those who don’t
use Facebook had a 3.82 GPA (Grade point Average), and other, who use it, had a GPA of 3.06,
which is significantly lower.
Taken from: http://factoidz.com/facebook-has-its-disadvantages/

46. What is the best title for this passage?

(1) Facebook practice
(2) Facebook is good for all
(3) Facebook in the workplace
(4) Facebook’s influence on children
47. According to psychologists, how has children’s behavior changed over the last three years?
(1) They can communicate better.
(2) They have lower grades.
(3) They became less social and attentive.
(4) They like to update their status every hour.
48. What does the pronoun “her” (line 5) refer to?
(1) Susan Greenfield
(2) a teenager
(3) psychologists
(4) our brain
49. According to the passage, what are teachers worried might happen to teenagers and
children?
(1) They will be distracted by Facebook.
(2) They will have more and more problems with their health.
(3) They have more problems with their grammar and spelling.
(4) They will have higher grades.
50. What does the pronoun “those” (line 15) refer to ?
(1) study
(2) students
(3) tasks
(4) researchers
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Passage 11
When it comes to cancer prevention, choices are not only limited to chemotherapy, radiation
therapy, operation and so forth. According to Dr Somboon Kietinun, the use of herbs has become
one of the most effective mode of alternative care for the malignant disease.
No matter what type of cancer, liver cancer, breast cancer, cervical cancer and so on, most
cases have been attended far too late, resulting in the disease becoming untreatable. Worse, many
of the cancer patients who are under medical care develop complications and unwanted s and
unwanted side effects from conventional medicines while the cost of treatments is in many cases
unaffordable.
As a result, Dr Somboon recommended herbs to be used as a preventative approach against
cancer. Many types of herbs are proven to contain anti-cancer and antioxidant agents. Herbs are
apparently cheaper and less toxic than chemicals. Herbs can be grown in back gardens and involve
no huge financial demand and, more importantly, no chemical-related processing before use.

51. Dr. Somboon said, “_________”

(1) Cancer patients don’t like to take herbs.
(2) Taking some herbs can avoid cancer
(3) There is no hope for cancer patients.
(4) If you have already got cancer, it’s hard to get over it.
52. A conventional treatment can be_________.
(1) doing some exercises
(2) having radiation therapy
(3) praying before bed
(4) taking Bai Yanang (bamboo grass)
53. Chemicals are __________ than herbs.
(1) more effective
(2) more interesting
(3) more expensive
(4) more available
54. “malignant”(line 4) means __________.
(1) common (2) infamous
(3) popular (4) dangerous
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55. The suitable title for this passage is _________.

(1) Alternative medicines prevent cancer
(2) Healthy living for cancer
(3) Cancer treatment with herbs
(4) Herbs for good health

Passage 12
A sharp reduction in the Irrawaddy dolphin population in Songkhla Lake is worrying marine
experts. Santi Nilawat of the Marine and Coastal Research Centre said yesterday at least 81 dolphins
had died over the past 20 years, with 10 dying between January and September this year.
The major cause of death is dolphin becoming entangled in fishing nets, he said. The latest
survey found there were about 30 dolphins living in the lake.
Mr. Santi called on fishermen to be careful when fishing in the lake from this month to January
as it was the gestation period for female dolphins.
Dolphins need larger feeding grounds during this period, so they stray from the 100 square
kilometers declared an Irrawaddy dolphin protection zone to search for food. This increases the risk
of being entangled in fishing nets, he said.
56. A sharp reduction in the Irrawaddy dolphin population means ________.
(1) dolphins were killed by sharp weapons
(2) fishermen used knives to kill dolphins in the lake
(3) the study of dolphins was done sharply
(4) the number of dolphins decreased very quickly
57. What is believed to be the cause of this tragedy?
(1) The method of fishing
(2) The life of fishermen
(3) The health of dolphins
(4) The condition of the lake
58. In the gestation period, female dolphins need more _________.
(1) exercise
(2) freedom
(3) food
(4) protection
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59. Which is not the reason why dolphins risk their life in the lake?
(1) finding grounds
(2) searching for food
(3) swimming for leisure
(4) straying away from protection zone
60. How long is the gestation period according to this context?
(1) a few months
(2) half a year
(3) the whole year
(4) 10 years

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