1. When I was 8 years old, I _____ long hair.
2. Walt Disney first _____ in Los Angeles in 1920.
3. Mark .......... like football then but he like it now.
4. Sarah _____ blonde hair, but now she has brown hair, because she _____ it yesterday.
5. Choose the correct quantifiers.
- Do we have _____ apples to make an apple pie?
- Yes, but not _____. We need 3 or 4 more.
6. Choose the correct quantifiers.
- May I have another cup of coffee, please? There’s _____ milk in this one.
- I’m sorry. I forgot you put very _____ milk in your coffee.
7. Choose the correct quantifiers.
- Would you like _____ cake? It’s fresh from the oven.
- Yes, please. But only _____.
8. Choose the correct quantifiers.
- _____ sugar do you want in your tea?
- _____. I like it very sweet.
9. Choose the correct quantifiers.
- _____ days are you staying in Miami?
- _____, unfortunately. Just three.
10. He’s very ____ in history.
11. I’m so ____ I could sleep for a week.
13. He didn’t know what to do. He was ____.
14. Their answer was not ____.
15. It was the most ____ experience.
16. James was ____ and couldn’t say a word.
17. He is strong. He can lift the table.
18. They have money. They will buy a new fridge.
19. She is very tired. She can’t continue working.
20. The shirt is very expensive. I can’t buy it.
Part 2: Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension
21. The Australian Aborigines moved from place to place. They were __________.
22. Aboriginal Australians used to eat _____ like lizards.
23. Most of the men in my family work in _____.
24. The first group of Europeans _____ Australia in 1788.
25. Many of the early settlers came from England. Which word has the different meaning with the word “settlers”?
26-28 : Read the passage and choose the best answer.
Passage 1
The soil on a rainforest is shallow and sandy. There are frequent and heavy rainstorms in the rainforest. Frequent means something that happens often. Also, winds can be quite strong in the canopy layer. A rainforest tree has quite a job of staying upright. Rainforest trees have developed strong roots called buttresses that stick out from the sides of the trunks and help anchor, or hold, the trees to the ground.
26. What is the definition of frequent?
28. What does anchor mean?
29-30 : Read the passage and choose the best answer.
Passage 2
INCA: Lost people of the Andes
CLOTHING For the Inca, clothing was an important part of society. The Inca used to communicate messages about their work and place in society with the clothes they wore. The common people, for instance, used to wear only clothes made of cotton or llama wool.
For the rich and powerful among the Inca, clothing used to look very different, indeed. They were the only ones allowed to wear clothing made from the wool of Alpacas and Vicuñas, which were warmer and more colorful.
29. The Inca wore clothes made of cloth.
30. Their clothes showed their social status.
31-35 : Read the passage and choose the best answer. (31-35)
Passage 3
Cloud computing may seem like a new concept, but believe it or not, the idea of storing all your files and documents on the Internet instead of on your computer has been around since the 1960s. However, it is only recently that cloud computing has become more popular with businesses and individuals all over the world.
Cloud computing allows people to upload information to the Internet and keep it there. They can then access the information whenever they want, from wherever they are. This enables people to travel without having to take a computer with them. They can simply log on to a computer at their destination and find all their information waiting for them. They can also share information with people in other cities or countries without having to send large files by email. Cloud computing offers greater security. If all your documents are safely stored online, it is much less of a problem if your computer crashes, or if you lose a laptop or other mobile device. Cloud computing provides an instant back-up of all your information online, so you no longer have to remember to create back-up files to protect your documents.
It's easy to get started with cloud computing. Most web- based email services. such as Outlook.com, Yahoo! Mail and Gmail offer free online space to their users. You can create private folders or shared folders in this space and keep all your files online. Working in the cloud has great benefits for everyone.
31. According to the passage, cloud computing is _____
32. Cloud computing means that you can _____
33. Cloud computing is more secure because _____
34. The best title for this passage is _____
35. The purpose of this passage is to _____
36-40 : Read the passage and choose the best answer.
Passage 4
Dating back more than 40,000 years ago, the Australian Aborigines were nomadic people that used to hunt and gather food by travelling the land.
Beliefs
Aborigines respected nature because it gave them food to eat and a place to live. They guarded and protected certain places in nature. One such special spot is the Uluru, which is a large, red, sandstone rock formation. Aboriginal people of today still highly respect it.
Houses
Australian Aborigines moved around a lot. For this reason, they built simple, small houses from branches and leaves.
Food
Australian Aborigines used to eat kangaroos. wallabies, fish and reptiles. They also gathered a lot of berries and plants. Today, many Aborigines who live in the deserts eat the same things.
Music
Music was an important part of Aboriginal life. They used to play different wooden instruments like the didgeridoo. Today, Aboriginal music of Australia mixes traditional sounds with modern instruments to create new styles Like Aboriginal rock music
Clothes
Australian Aborigines didn't wear much clothing. They used to wear belts to carry tools and weapons. In cold weather they wore thick capes made of animal skins
36. Uluru is a special place for the Australian Aborigines because _____
37. Australian Aborigines built simple small houses because _____
38. They used to eat _____ .
39. A 'didgeridoo' is _____ .
40. To make their winter clothes, they used _____ .