PRACTICE TEST KEY

FRIENDS GLOBAL 12 – UNIT 1

KEY TO PRACTICE TEST 1

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part
differs from that of the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 1: A. attached B. missed C. admired D. locked
Question 2: A. bonds B. mistakes C. waves D. envies

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the
other three in the position of stress in each of the following questions.
Question 3: A. improvement (2) B. obstacle(1) C. community D. portrayal
Question 4: A. lecturer (1) B. compliment C. researcher (2) D. difference

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the
following questions.
Question 5: _______ parents joined the survey on uniforms; the hall was almost empty.
A. Very few B. A few C. Several D. Quite a few (=many)
Question 6: The secretary _______ an excuse and did not attend the meeting.
A. took on B. made up C. put over D. called on
Question 7: Neither of my cousins _________ my aunt at all.
A. look up B. turn for C. take after D. talk into
Question 8: Under no circumstances ___________ to take pictures backstage.
A. do photographers allow B. photographers are allowed
C. photographers allow D. are photographers allowed
Question 9: We were late, but we were lucky __________ the plane.
A. not missing B. not to miss C. to not miss D. without to miss

Read the following advertisements and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to
indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 10 to 15.
Golf It! is Scotland’s most exciting family entertainment and golf destination.
On the banks of Hogganfield Loch, Golf It! offers a world of great value activities for all ages
and abilities.
Golf It! has been designed with families (10)______. It’s not just a place to perfect your swing
(cú đánh golf, cú xuynh (quyền Anh), it’s a place for the whole family to play together, stay
active and (11)_______ memories. (12)________ you’ve never picked up a golf club before,
you can come down, smash some balls and have an amazing family day out!
(Glasgow Live)
Question 10: A. in mind B. in thought C. in plan D. in time
Question 11: A. hold B. make C. set D. keep
Question 12: A. Because B. In the event that C. As soon as D. Even if
Whole Foods is breaking down the basics of "adulting" with their free Home Ec 365 online
curriculum. They're going to (13)______ things like mastering recipes, cleaning kitchens,
minimizing food waste, and grocery shopping on a budget.
You can enroll in the classes free of (14)_______ on the Whole Foods site and read up about
(15)______ each course aims to teach you. The first 2,500 people who sign up will also be
able to redeem a coupon for free 365 brand products from Whole Foods.
(From Delish.com)
Question 13: A. put B. compose C. include D. cover (bao gồm, bao hàm, deal with)
Question 14: A. charge B. money C. cash D. fee
Question 15: A. what B. which C. that D. whether

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Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct arrangement of the
sentences to make a meaningful paragraph in each of the following questions.
Question 16:
a. You just have to pay an expensive amount of over $200,000 for a modern spacesuit and a
place on a manned journey beyond our atmosphere.
b. You can experience what weightlessness is, gaze at the beautiful scenery, including a look
down to the Earth.
c. While our flights are not ready for your immediate take-off, you can save a place by
depositing $20,000. And of course the journey will be perfect if you can make it together
with the members of your family.
d. However, the time in the real outer space is limited. Most of the time you will stay at the
space station and experience the life of an astronaut.
e. If you wish to have a journey in the outer space, do not hesitate to book for one.

A. e-b-c-a-d B. e-c-a-b-d C. a-b-d-c-e D. e-a-b-d-c

Question 17:
a. I like my job, but it's annoying that my commute to work takes an hour and a half each way
and most of my work could really be done online from home.
b. It's annoying that they feel the need to monitor what we do so closely instead of judging us
based on our task performance.
c. Most companies allow working from home these days, but not mine.
d. But my boss doesn't seem to trust that we will get any work done if we are left to our own
devices, and everyone in the company has to clock in and out every day.
e. I work in a fairly traditional office environment doing a typical nine-to-five job.
A. e- a- d- b- c B. a- e- c- d- b
C. e- a- c- d- b D. c- a- e- d- b

Mark the letter A, B, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits
each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 23.
A teen adopts moral and ethical values from his parents and other family members.
(18)________ family plays a vital role in shaping a teen’s behavior and grooming his/her
personality. However, teens become violent or show signs of juvenile delinquency (19)_______
disturbance at home. (20)_________ with bad relations can cause teens to go astray and
become violent. Single parents are often busy working; therefore, they’re not able to spend
quality time with their children. This causes teens to seek attention from others, especially their
peers.
(21)_________ in the family can lead children to find solace other than homes. When they are
not having any communication with their parents or family members at home, they may lose
unity, trust, and understanding, which can eventually lower their self-esteem or self-confidence.
(22)__________ they’re losing their individuality, they tend to do things they shouldn’t do to
boost their self-confidence. They blindly follow their peers and adopt their unhealthy lifestyles.
They shoplift and consume drugs (23)_________ in the eyes of their peers.
Question 18: A. Going without saying that B. It goes without saying that
(=obviously)
C. Without saying that D. It comes without saying that
Question 19: A. only when are they facing B. which they are facing
C. only when they are facing D. to face
Question 20: A. Breaking and disturbing families B. Broken or disturbing families
C. Broken or family disturbing D. Broken or disturbed families
Question 21: A. Frequent lack of conversations B. A lack of conversations frequent
C. Lacking frequently in conversations D. Conversation lack frequently

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Question 22: A. Once they feel B. Whether they feel

C. They feel D. That they feel
Question 23: A. looking cool B. that they look cool
C. so that they looked D. to look cool

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate
the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 24 to 28.
Going to the cinema is supposed to be fun, (24)______ sometimes, this is not the case. How
many times have you heard a mobile phone ring while you are watching a film? We are always
reminded to (25)______ our mobiles before the film starts, so there are not any excuses.
Sitting next to a baby can also be a(n) (26)_______. Unfortunately, small children do not
understand that they (27)______ be noisy in the cinema. Parents who do not find anybody to
leave the children with do not have to go to the cinema to see a film. They, instead, could
watch one online or rent a DVD. Finally, there is the issue of people talking. A few people do
not seem to know how to whisper. Their conversations really destroys the (28)_______
atmosphere in the cinema.
Question 24: A. but B. then C. because D. so
Question 25: A. put on B. turn off C. get down D. take up
Question 26: A. time B. injury C. pain D. bruise
Question 27: A. might not B. needn’t C. don’t have to D. mustn’t
Question 28: A. relaxing B. relax C. relaxed D. relaxations

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate
the correct answer to each of the questions from 29 to 34.
Jordan

Living in an extended family with both my parents and grandparents was a bittersweet
symphony of love and tradition. The comfort of having a large, close-knit family was
unparalleled. I felt loved by not two but four people who truly cared about me, which made me
grow into a very self-confident man. I also learned to accept and appreciate the ideas and
points of view of two different generations before me. Of course, there were times when I
would have wanted a little more privacy and alone time. I also missed a little more flexibility
since my grandparents’ stricter views were an influence on my parents. But despite these
occasional frustrations, the warmth and support of a multi-generational home, filled with
laughter, debates, and shared meals, enriched my life in ways I wouldn’t trade for anything.

Leah
My parents divorced when I was a baby, and my mum left, so I grew up with just a dad. It didn’t
feel unusual until I started school and realised that most of the other kids had mums. Then I
started wondering why I didn’t have one. I felt unwanted and jealous of the other kids who had
one. I was angry with my mum for leaving and my dad for not keeping her. The other problem
was that he had to work long hours to provide for me, so he couldn’t come along to school
events like sports day and nativity plays. He was often too tired to spend time with me at home.
I can’t remember us ever playing, doing homework, or preparing a meal together. From a
young age, I had to do things that my friends never had to do, like preparing meals and grocery
shopping, so I certainly learned how to be independent. But at the same time, I was lonely and
angry. However, as I got older, I realised how hard he worked to keep me in a comfortable life,
and he inspired me always to try my hardest, too.
Question 29: Why does Jordan think he became a self-confident person?
A. He was the only child in the house.

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B. He received a lot of love.
C. He learned from many different ideas and points of views.
D. Living with his family was comfortable.

Question 30: Jordan thinks that

A. he had enough privacy and alone time as a child.
B. his grandfathers’ views were too strict.
C. his parents were stricter because of his grandparents’ influence.
D. it would have been better to have grown up in a normal family.
Question 31: Which of the following can replace the word “unparalleled”?
A. inexplicable B. impossible C. wonderful D. imaginative
Question 32: The word ‘frustrations’ is closest in meaning to
A. annoyances B. changes C. noises D. challenges
Question 33: What was Leah’s main experience of growing up in a single-parent family?
A. Her father gave her plenty of affection.
B. Her father spent little time with her.
C. She was teased for not having a mum.
D. She did not have time for playing.
Question 34: How was Leah changed over time?
A. She has become more appreciative of her father.
B. She has become more comfortable by herself.
C. She has become less angry towards her mother.
D. She has become more responsible.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate
the correct answer to each of the questions from 35 to 40.
If you love chocolate, maybe you have eaten a bar of Cadbury’s Bournville chocolate. But
Bournville isn’t just the name of an English chocolate bar. It’s the name of a village which was
built especially for workers at the Cadbury’s chocolate factory.
George and Richard Cadbury took over the cocoa and chocolate business from their father in
1861. A few years later, they decided to move the factory out of the centre of Birmingham, a
city in the middle of England, to a new location where they could expand. They chose an area
close to the railways and canals so that they could receive milk deliveries easily and send the
finished products to stores across the country.
Here, the air was much cleaner than in the city centre, and the Cadbury brothers thought it
would be a much healthier place for their employees to work. They named the site Bournville
after a local river called ‘The Bourn’. ‘Ville’, the French word for town, was used because at the
time, people thought French chocolate was the highest quality. The new factory opened in
1879. Close to it, they built a village where the factory workers could live. By 1900, there were
313 houses on the site, and many more were built later.
The Cadbury family were religious and believed that it was right to help other people. They
thought their workers deserved to live and work in good conditions. In the factory, workers
were given a fair wage, a pension and access to medical treatment. The village was also
designed to provide the best possible conditions for workers too. The houses, although
traditional in style, had modern interiors, indoor bathrooms and large gardens. The village
provided everything that workers needed including a shop, a school and a community centre
where evening classes were held to train young members of the workforce.
Since the Cadbury family believed that their workers and their families should be fit and
healthy, they added a park with hockey and football pitches, a running track, bowling green,
fishing lake, and an outdoor swimming pool. A large clubhouse was built in the park so that
players could change their clothes and relax after a game. Dances and dinners were also held
here for the factory workers, who were never charged to use any of the sports facilities.
However, because the Cadbury’s believed that alcohol was bad for health and society, no pubs
were ever built in Bourneville!

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Today, over 25,000 people live in Bournville village. There are several facilities there to
help people with special needs, such as care homes for the elderly, a hostel for people
with learning difficulties and affordable homes for first-time homeowners and single
people.

Question 35: Bournville is_____________.

A. a village B. a chocolate factory C. a river D. a founder of a factory
Question 36: The new site for the chocolate factory was chosen because ...
A. It was close to farms which provided milk.
B. The residents there were healthier.
C. A lot of people near there.
D. It was close to several transportation routes.
Question 37: Bournville takes its name from
A. a local river B. a local town C. a French castle D. a kind of French chocolate
Question 38: The original houses in Bournville were
A. traditional in appearance
B. free for workers
C. built by the factory workers
D. reserved for young workforce only.
Question 39: Workers at the Cadbury received
A. free health care.
B. free access to sports facilities.
C. free food and drinks.
D. free dancing lessons
Question 40: Who can live in special homes for many people in Bournville now?
A. chocolate factory workers B. single people
C. people with learning problems D. first-time buyers

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FRIENDS GLOBAL 12 – UNIT 1

PRACTICE TEST 2

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word that differs from the
other three in the position of stress in each of the following questions.
Question 1: A. separate B. parental C. physical D. opposite
Question 2: A. discuss B. insult C. offend D. flatter

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined
part differs from that of the other three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.
Question 3: A. nag B. male C. make D. same
Question 4: A. attach B. technology C. challenge D. children

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of
the following questions.
Question 5: No sooner __________ her homework than she was asked to start on a new
project.
A. she had finished B. she finished C. did she finished D. had she finished
Question 6: Despite their different backgrounds, Jane and Mark see eye to eye on the
importance of education, __________?
A. do they B. don’t they C. does she D. doesn't she
Question 7: ____________ will they make up their mind.
A. When they know the facts only B. When they will know the facts
C. Only when they know the facts D. Only when do they know the facts
Question 8: Each child tries _______ who they are as an individual and wants to show they
are separate from their sibling(s).
A. define B. to define C. defining D. defined
Question 9: After much persuasion, Lisa managed to ___________ attending the family
reunion.
A. make her brother up B. turn her brother down
C. talk her brother into D. put her brother down

Read the following advertisement/ school announcement and mark the letter A, B, C, or D
on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered
blanks from 10 to 15.
Attention All Students!
We're excited to announce the launch of our Review Writing Challenge! Whether
you're a movie buff or (10) ________ bookworm, we invite you to submit a review of your
favorite film or book. Share your insights and opinions, and let your voice be heard. Your
review might just be featured in our school newsletter!
Guidelines:
Keep it under 250 words.
(11) _________ by next Friday.

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Prizes:
Best reviews will win a gift card!
Start watching or reading, and let the reviews roll (12) _________!

Question 10: A. an B. the C. a D. no article

Question 11: A. submission B. submissive C. submissively D. submit
Question 12: A. in B. off C. away D. at

Unbreakable Ties: The Heart of Teenage Friendship

“Friendship Everlasting” is a teenage film where the bonds of friendship are tested
and celebrated. Set in a suburban high school, the story follows a group of friends (13)
__________ the of trials adolescence. The film is beautifully shot, and the performances
are heartfelt. Notably, the narrative is driven by the characters’ experiences, which are
portrayed with authenticity and depth. Rarely (14) ___________ the themes of loyalty and
self-discovery been so compellingly explored. By the film’s end, it (15) _____________
that true friendship, once formed, is never truly lost. This movie is a must-watch for its
poignant portrayal of enduring companionship.

Question 13: A. acting B. looking C. navigating D. strengthening

Question 14: A. did B. have C. do D. has
Question 15: A. is understood B. understands C. understanding D. has
understood

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct arrangement of the
sentences to make a meaningful paragraph/letter in each of the following questions.
Question 16:
a. Above all, I trust him implicitly, knowing he’s always there for me as I am for him.
b. Additionally, I respect his opinions on various matters, even when we do not see eye to
eye on everything.
c. I admire my twin brother for his incredible talent in music; it’s something that always
amazes me.
d. Also, it’s great that we are on the same wavelength when it comes to our sense of
humour – we can laugh for hours at the same jokes.
e. Firstly, we are very close and have a lot in common, especially our love for adventure
and books.

A. c-e-d-b-a B. d-e-a-b-c
C. c-b-e-d-a D. c-e-a-b-d

Question 17:
a. These differing perspectives can lead to misunderstandings and frustrations.
b. When handled with empathy and respect, these arguments can ultimately strengthen
family relationships.
c. Therefore, effective communication is essential in resolving these conflicts, allowing both
sides to express their concerns and desires.
d. Family arguments between parents and teenage children often arise due to contrasting

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viewpoints and expectations.
e. Firstly, parents might impose rules and guidelines they believe are in their child's best
interest, while teenagers seek more independence and freedom.
f. Secondly, teenagers may feel their parents do not trust or understand them, while parents
might worry about their children's safety and future.

A. e-c-f-b-d-a B. d-e-a-f-c-b
C. d-a-e-c-f-b D. b-a-e-c-f-d

Mark the letter A, B, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits
each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 23.
Becoming an empty nester is often seen as a time for more freedom, but it can also
make some parents feel sad and anxious. (18) _________, happens when children leave
home. Dr. Marjorie Collins and Angela Pearce talk about (19) _________, especially those
with just parents and children. Dr. Collins suggests parents can enjoy this new time (20)
________ and introducing new activities into their lives. According to the Empty Nesters
Report, 41.1% of parents feel sad when (21) _______ leave, but 51.4% feel happy,
showing mixed feelings. The report also says being an empty nester can bring benefits like
more spontaneity and simpler daily routines. For parents (22) _______, Dr. Collins
recommends seeking mental health support. Overall, empty nest syndrome can not only
bring different feelings, (23) _______for personal growth and new experiences.

Question 18:
A. Its emotional experience, calling empty syndrome nest
B. Which emotional experience, call empty nest syndrome
C. This emotional experience, called empty nest syndrome
D. These emotional experiences, to call syndrome empty nest

Question 19: A. how to affect change family B. how this change affects families
C. where this change affects families D. what does this change affect
families

Question 20: A. by finding their roles B. with to find their roles

C. about to find their roles D. and finding their roles

Question 21: A. our children B. his children

C. those children D. their children

Question 22: A. it is hard to find adjustment B. found it hard to adjust

C. finding it hard to adjust D. to find it hard to adjust

Question 23: A. however it also opens up chances B. but it also opens up chances
C. also opens up chances D. and also opening up chances

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to
indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 24 to 28.
Adult friendships often stay strong with small (24) _________ called “friendship
snacks.” These are short messages or shared things like memes that help keep the
connection alive even when people are busy. These small actions don't replace deep
bonding, (25) ________ they help keep the friendship going until friends can meet or talk

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more substantially. Natalie Pennington, who is an expert in communication, says that
these short messages can be as healthy and beneficial as fruits and vegetables. While
some people spend many hours together to solidify a friendship, (26) __________ give
quick exchanges to deepen bonds. Phone calls or voice memos can enhance this effect,
as hearing a friend’s voice can evoke humour and shared memories. Additionally, some
people emphasise the joy in making a friend laugh. Routine check-ins, whether through
texts, emails, or calls, are part of what psychologists call “mundane maintenance,” (27)
__________ is essential for long-term relationships. Small gestures (28) ___________
care and can boost the feeling of connection, with each friendship having its unique
rhythm of interaction. In today’s world, where direct contact is less frequent, these
“friendship snacks” are vital for sustaining relationships.

Question 24: A. interactions B. promises C. personalities D. replacements

Question 25: A. and B. or C. but D. so
Question 26: A. the others B. others C. other D. another
Question 27: A. who B. which C. where D. why
Question 28: A. count B. cause C. take D. signal

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to
indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 29 to 33.
Aleksandr Zhadan’s use of ChatGPT on Tinder signals a growing trend of AI in
online dating, leading to a surge in AI-driven fraud. The industry, largely controlled by a few
companies, has been slow to address these issues. AI’s increasing sophistication poses
challenges in distinguishing genuine interactions from those managed by bots or AI-
generated images.Since ChatGPT’s launch, fraudulent activities on dating apps have increased
significantly, with a 2,000% rise in bot attacks within a year. Fraud was already prevalent, and
many users became victims of scams, resulting in a cost of $1.14 billion to the U.S. public in
just one year.
Safety concerns extend beyond financial fraud, with stalking, assault, and even
murder being reported by dating app users. Despite these risks, the author argues that
dating apps have societal benefits, such as promoting diverse connections.
To combat fraud, dating apps could implement AI for fraud detection and introduce
safety measures for real-life meetings. However, the industry’s response has been minimal. The
market dominance of Match Group and Bumble, controlling most of the market, has led to
little innovation and high prices.
The author calls for regulatory intervention to hold companies accountable and
encourage competition. Without significant changes, the future of the industry and the well-being
of millions of users are at stake.

Question 29: What is the best title for the passage?

A. The Positive Impact of AI on Society
B. The Rise of AI in Online Dating and Its Consequences
C. The Success Stories of Online Dating Apps
D. The Decrease of Fraud in Online Dating

Question 30: What does the word those in paragraph 1 refer to?
A. challenges B. interactions C. images D. bots

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Question 31: What are the primary concerns associated with the rise of AI in online dating, as
mentioned in the passage?
A. Increased user engagement and better matches
B. Higher subscription costs and limited app features
C. Surge in AI-driven fraud, safety risks such as stalking and assault, and financial scams
D. Improved security measures and better fraud detection techniques

Question 32: Which of the following is NOT stated in the passage?

A. AI has led to an increase in diverse connections through dating apps.
B. The author believes that dating apps have no societal benefits.
C. Match Group and Bumble have a significant market share in the dating app industry.
D. There has been a significant rise in bot attacks on dating apps since the launch of
ChatGPT.

Question 33: What does the word prevalent in the passage mostly mean?
A. widespread B. rare C. artificial D. uncertain

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to
indicate the correct answer to each of the questions from 33 to 40.
Building Relationships
Building and maintaining strong relationships has always been crucial in business,
and even in the 21st century, the most effective way to achieve this is through in-person
interactions. While social networking sites like LinkedIn are valuable tools for nurturing
existing relationships, they cannot replace the impact of face-to-face communication.
Whether you're attending a large conference or participating in a casual game of
golf, it's essential to engage with those around you, as they might be able to assist you
professionally.
Many individuals struggle with balancing professionalism and socializing, often missing out
on the benefits of effective networking. To help, we have prepared a concise guide on the
dos and don’ts of networking.
Firstly, remember that first impressions are crucial; you will be judged by your
appearance, body language, and what you say. Present yourself as you want to be seen,
but this doesn't always mean wearing a formal suit. Dress appropriately for the event. For
instance, if you are meeting a group of young advertising executives, a more casual outfit
might be suitable. A bit of research beforehand can ensure you are dressed appropriately.
While first impressions matter, what you say is equally important. Avoid diving
straight into business talk. Instead, break the ice with some small talk, steering clear of
sensitive topics. These informal conversations help you get to know the person better,
which can be very useful later on. Building rapport is essential, and you can do this by
showing genuine interest and occasionally agreeing with their viewpoints, but avoid
overdoing it to prevent appearing insincere.
In crowded settings, even if you find someone you enjoy talking to, it’s often more beneficial
to mingle and meet as many people as possible. Ensure you exchange business cards
before moving on to the next person to maintain the connection.
Some private organizations have started arranging networking events specifically
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events offer a valuable opportunity to meet people who share your professional interests
and can potentially assist in achieving your career goals. If you come across such an event,
make the most of it.
Building and maintaining these relationships requires effort. To keep your new contacts
engaged and useful, stay in touch through online networking sites, phone calls, or emails.
Additionally, always be prepared for networking opportunities, even in casual settings like
the gym. Carry a business card with you at all times.
Ultimately, the connections you make could lead to future colleagues or employers,
so present yourself in the best possible light.

Question 34: Which of the following could be the best title for the passage?
A. The Importance of Social Media in Business
B. How to Dress for Success
C. The Art of Networking in the Professional World
D. The Benefits of Online Communication

Question 35: The phrase break the ice is the opposite in meaning to ________.
A. worsen the situation B. avoid interaction
C. establish rapport D. create tension

Question 36: The word rapport in the passage is closet in meaning to _________.
A. argument B. agreement C. relationship D. disagreement

Question 37: Which of the following is NOT stated in the passage?

A. Face-to-face communication is essential in business relationships.
B. Social networking sites are the best way to build new relationships.
C. First impressions are important and can be influenced by appearance.
D. Networking requires maintaining contact with new connections.

Question 38: The word They in paragraph 2 refers to ________.

A. Social networking sites B. Business cards
C. People around you D. Professional goals

Question 39: What should you do before moving on to the next person in a networking event?
A. Agree with everything they say B. Swap contact information
C. Start a conversation with business D. Dress less formally

Question 40: It can be inferred about networking events arranged by private organizations that
_____.
A. They are informal and require casual attire.
B. They are exclusive and target specific professionals.
C. They are open to the public and offer free admission.
D. They are focused on socializing rather than professional connections.

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