G5 - CLC 30
G5 - CLC 30
III. Choose the underlined part that needs correction in each of the
26. D following questions.
27. D
26. The whole report (A) has been not only (B) well organized (C) but
28. D
29. A also carefully type (D).
30. D 27. Phong is everything (A) we want in a leading (B), he’s brilliant (C),
responsible and fair (D).
28. The volunteers really hope (A) that the money they have raised (B)
will go to those (C) who are in needs (D).
29. Despite (A) it is situated in the far north (B) of Europe, Iceland’s
climate (C) is not as cold as you might expect (D).
30. Scientists are studying (A) ways to convert the energy (B) of tides and
waves (C) from (D) electricity.
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IV. Choose the word(s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined
word(s) in each of the following questions.
31. It was generous of you to lend me such a big amount of money. Thank
31. B
you so much.
32. D
A. kind B. mean C. patient D. rich
32. He was scarcely sick, and even then it was hard to get him to go to bed.
A. never B. seldom C. sometimes D. frequently
VI. Read the following passage and choose the word or phrase in the
box that best fits each of the blanks.
Many people work very hard to keep their houses clean. But can too
much (36) _______________ cause health problems?
One theory is that dirt is good for us. Dirt on farms, for example,
contains substances that exercise our (37) _______________ when we’re very
young. Research shows that (38) _______________ are not common among
people who live with farm animals.
Of course, there are many causes of allergies. For example, if your
parents have allergies, you’re more (39) _______________ to have them, too.
The pressure and stress of modern life could be another cause. But if
36. cleanliness 37. immune systems
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39. likely
40. hygiene
(40) _______________ hypothesis is correct, it might be a good idea to have a
cow at your house - or at least not to worry so much about cleanliness.
(adapted from Pathways 2: Listening, Speaking, and Critical Thinking)
VII. Read the following passage and decide if the statements are True
(T) or False (F).
Mbah Marijan has a very unusual job. He’s the Gatekeeper of Merapi,
an active volcano on the island of Java in Indonesia. According to
traditional stories, an ogre named Sapu Jagat lives inside Merapi. The
Gatekeeper knows the mountain better than anyone, and his job is to keep
the ogre quiet, or else tell people when the volcano will become dangerous
so that they can evacuate.
It’s an important job because many people live near Merapi.
Marijan’s own village of Kinarejo is only three miles (five kilometers) from
the volcano, and the city of Yogyakarta, where 500,000 people live, is just
20 miles (32 kilometers) away. In fact, more people live near active
volcanoes in Indonesia than in any other place in the world. On the island
of Java alone, there are 30 volcanoes and 120 million people.
Active volcanoes are dangerous; however, people live near them
because volcanic soil is very rich. In Kinarejo, most people are farmers. For
them, living near Merapi means making a living. Evacuating means leaving
behind their homes, animals, and lives – at least for a while. So as long as
the Gatekeeper says it’s safe to stay, the villagers of Kinarejo won’t leave.
(adapted from Pathways 2: Listening, Speaking, and Critical Thinking)
IX. Write a paragraph (at least 80 words) to talk about the accomplishment
you feel the most proud of. You may use the following suggestions.
- What you have achieved
- When you have achieved it
- What was difficult about it
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