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WRITTEN TEST 4
I. LISTENING:
1. What do good teeth help you?
_________________________________________________________________________.
2. How often should you go to the dentist?
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3. Should you clean your teeth twice a day? If yes, when should be the best for you?
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4. List 7 kinds of food you hear are good for you teeth and body.
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5. List 4 kinds of food you hear are bad for your teeth.
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II. PHONETICS: Choose the word that has different stress from others.
6. a. damage b. destroy c. erupt d. describe
7. a. plumber b. nuclear c. border d. typhoon
8. a. receive b. install c. persuade d. cover
9. a. tragedy b. tolerant c. productive d. socialize
10. a. eightieth b. yesterday c. holiday d. eleventh
III. VOCABULARY AND GRAMMAR:
11. Before the New Year’s day, people often __________ their house.
a. clean b. do c. make d. push
12. All the holiday vouchers __________ used up since last week.
a. have been b. has been c. are d. was
13. Stephen learned a lot about Korean language and culture when he lived in Korea last year. It was a(n) __________ experience.
a. unhealthy b. close c. valuable d. priceless
14. Americans __________ the Fourth of July with a bang.
a. donate b. direct c. celebrate d. legislate
15. Thousands of runners __________ in the annual Boston Marathon.
a. participate b. celebrate c. intimidate d. exhilarate
16. The key role of the still life in modern art has been as a focus __________ technical and stylistic experiments.
a. in b. on c. with d. to
17. No sooner had we started the picnic, __________ the rain began pouring down.
a. than b. when c. that d. and
18. The meeting didn’t __________ until late.
a. end up b. come about c. fall through d. break up
19. The play was put on in the __________ air, in one of the London parks.
a. natural b. fresh c. open d. country
20. When the visitors from Japan arrived, the company gave them the_______ carpet treatment.
a. blue b. red c. orange d. green
IV. RAEDING:
a. Read the passage and choose the best answer a, b, c or d.
Why do earthquakes happen?
An earthquakes is a sudden movement or trembling in the (21) _____. Gentle earth tremors can occur any where, but the most severe earthquakes usually occur near the edges of the large ” plates ” that make up the earth’s crust.
These plates float on the mantle below the crust, and move and grind against each other. The plates move a few centimeters each year, causing (22) _____ranges such as the Himalayas to increase in height. The continents form a part of the plates, and move with them. Some of the plates slide past (23) _____ another, and sometimes one plate is pushed underneath another. Strain and pressure slowly build up along the fault lines between the plates, and the quick release of this strain causes an earthquake.
The point where an earthquake shock originates is called the focus, and the point immediately above this on the earth’s surface is called the epicenter. Shock waves radiate out from the focus. It is estimates that there are over a million earthquakes each year, but most of them are quite weak. Earth tremors at the bottom of the ocean can cause tsunamis which can rise to more than 30 meters.
Seismology is the study of earthquakes, and seismograph is a sensitive (24)_____ that records vibrations of the earth. Earthquakes are measured by the Richter scale, and major earthquakes usually register (25)_____ 7 and 9 on this scale.
21. a. sky b. earth c. water d. soil
22. a. kitchen b. hill c. river d. mountain
23. a. one b. each c. every d. an
24. a. vehicle b. instrument c. person d. machine
25. a. from b. over c. about d. between
b. Read the passage and choose the best answer a , b , c or d for each question.
CHRISTMAS IN BRITAIN
Christmas is the biggest festival of the year in most of Britain. Celebrations start properly on 24 December, Christmas Eve, although there have been several weeks of preparations beforehand. The Christmas tree and all the presents, food, drinks and decorations