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KEY
LISTENING
COM PREHENSION
31. A 32. C 33. C 34. A 35. D 36. B 37. C 38. D 39. B 40.
c
7.B
8.C
4r.c
42. B 43. B 44. C 45. D 46. A 47. C 48. B 49. A 50.c
I,C
2.BI,D
2.D
l.A
2.D
3.B
4.B
3.A
4.C
3.8
4.D
3.B
4.C
5.C
6.B
3.C
3.8
3.D
3.A
TOEFL EXERCISE 6 1.C 2.B5.Ar
6.C
.7.D
8.D
10.D9.C
DIAGNOSTIC
PRE-TEST
1.C
ll.D
2l.B
2.8
12.A
22.8
3.D
13.B
23.D 4.A
1.1.c
24. C5.B
15.D
25.C6.8
t6.A
26.A
7.8
l7.B
27. DB.A
]8.A
28.B9.C
l9.D
29.D
10.A
20.c
30. A EXERCISE Il.D
2.8
3.C
TOEFL EXERCISE
Il.
.4.2.C
3.D4.B'
EXERCISE 2l.D
2.8
3.C
TOEFL
EXERCISE 2 1.D EXERCISE 3l.c
2.D
3.B
TOEFL
EXERCISE 3l.c
9t 4.D EXERCISE 4t.B
2.CTOEFL
EXERCISE 41.8
2.A
EXERCISE 5l.c
2.C
3.A
TOEFL
EXERCISE 5ToEFL
EXERCTSE (Skilts4-6)
5.B
6.8
TOEFL
REVIEW
EXERCTSE(Skilts
t-6)
EXERCISE 7
l.c
2.A
TOEFL EXERCISE 77.D
e.A
8.C
IO.B7.A
9.8
8.A
10.D7,B
9.A
8.A
'10..1
!r.C
7.D
9.D
6.A
8.C
l0.A
5.C
7.8
9.B6.D
8.A
10.D 9.C 10. B3.D
5.8
7.A
9.C4.s
6.C
8.C
l0.A
EXERCISE 8l.A
2.D
TOEFL EXERCISE 85.D
7.8
s.D
6.C
8.A
10.B5.C
7.c
9.D
6.8
8.D
10-,{5.D'
7.c
9.C
6.A
8.A
10.D QA 10. B9.8
10. D7.C
LA
8.B
10.c
3.D .1. B 3.A -1. C 3.A4B
9. z\ 10.c
9.D 10. D 5.B
7.C
6.C
8.D
t.D
9l3.8
4.D
EXERCISE 9LD
2.B
TOEFL EXERCISE 9l.A
3.A
2.D
4.C
EXERCISE IO].A
2.c
l
C2.8
3.C
3.C
5.D
7.8
ToEFL
EXERCISE(Skiils t-3)
l.c
3.D
5.A
6. f)3.D
TOEFL EXERCISE IOr.D
3.A
5.A
6.- B 2. C,4.D
TOEFL EXERCISE
(skiils
7-t0)
4.B
6.D
8.C
7.c
8.D
t.D
2. t]
5.C
6.C
8.R
7.c
TOEFL REYIE\A/ EXERCtSE
(Skiils
t_t
0)l A
3.B
5.C
2,B4.A
6.C EXERCTSE t11.D
z.B
TOEFL EXERCTSE I Il.D
2.B3.A
4.D
5.D
6.C
EXERCISE 6l.D
:,1.(]
3,\
EXEBCISEI2
t,
:\
:. l,
:i. t)6t9
620
ANSWER KEYTOEFL
EXERCISE12
EXERCISE I.p(Answers
mayvary.)
1.B
3.B
5.D
7.D
9.A
QuestionsI
through5:
luohingfor ajob on campus2.B
4.A
6.A
8.A
l0.A
Questions6throughl0:
atiPla*cncluringaschooluacatiort
EXERCISE
13
Questions 1r through15:
onc tyPe ol pollution, acid rain1'
A
2'c
3'
B
ExERcrsE
19TOEFLEXERCISE
13
7.What..-todo?
l.
C
3.A
5.A
7.A
g.D
2. llTrzedoes the conversation probably.take place?2.D
4.D
6.C
8.C
10.A
3'Howmany'''?
4. Howoftm...?
TOEFL
ExERclsE (skills
Il-
t3)
3.
ffi:i;;.i,fl3?.onu...r,io.,
probabry take prace?1.D
3.C
5...'r
7.D
I D
T.lthathindoftipisiL?
2.
B
4.A
6.D
8.B
10.B
B. Howtong...?'.
9. lVhatunc thq doingdur\ng the trip?TOEFL
REYIE\IV EXERCISE(Skills
l-13)
r0. HowdousheJeetabiut...i1.
B
B.D
5.C
7.A
9.A
11. llhatis the topicof t}.e conversarion?2.
A
4.B
6.C
g.D
10.C
12. lVhatenergy source? 13.Horais...formed?EXERCISE
t4
l4.rVhcrc...?1.
C
2.D
3.D
15_ H,larshould she do?TCiI'L
EXERCISE14
EXERCISE 201.
C
3.C
E.B
7.A
q.C
Conversation1:
loohingJor a partlimcjob on camPus 2.D
4.D
6.A
g.B
l0:
;
Conversation2:
a hayahingtip
that lhc nan took on theKla-maln Kttfi
EXERCISE
15
Conversation3:
one hind of pollulion callcd acid roin1.
A
2.D
3.C
EXERCISE2l
(Answers may vary.)
TOEFL
EXERCTSE15
ConversationI l.
a worherstudnt and an emplolrcnt ofice1.B
3.D
5.C
7.L
9-B
2.
inthecampusemploymentollice2'
A
4'A
6'B
8'
D
10'A
Conversation
2 l.
t.,,o studmtsTOEFL
EXERC|SE(Skills i4-
l5)
2'
Wf #"r'"s
stmcstet; nghtaJter
l. C
3.A
5.D
7.C
9.B
3.
atipthathejusttooh2'
B
4'C
6'D
8'B
10'C
Conversation3 l.
tuo slud.entsToEFL REyrEw
ExERclsE
(Skins
t-15) :
Z.
:::itr:;:ifr::il1";:;
1.C
3.B
5,A
7.A
9.A
2.
D
4.C
6.B
8.B
10.D i.
TOEFL EXERCISE 22ExERcrsEr6
lt 13 33
i?
il iit
l.D
2.C
3.D
3.C
6.D
9.A
rz.C
15.DTOEFL
EXERCISE16
TOEFLREVIEW
EXERCISE(Skills
lB-22)
.1.D
'.C
5.8
7'.C
9.B
l.c
4.A
7.D
l0.A
t3.D
2.A
4.B
6.A
8.C
10.A
2.B
5.B
3.C
ll.C
,
3.D
6.A
9.B
iz.B
EXERCISE
I7
r.
D
2.B
_
3.B
EXERCISE 23(Answers may vary.)
Questions 1 through
5:
the requtremcnts oJ a biolog classTOEFL
EXERCISEI7
Questions 6 throughl0:
the volcanoa in the Rirg of Firc orl.D
3.C
5.D
7.C
g.D
^
HatuaiiZ.
C
4.B
6..\
g.C
iO.O
Questionsll
through15:
atouroJtheSnitl*onitnToEFL
EXERCISE1ir.iu,
l6-17)
1.B
3.D
5.A
7.C
9.C2.A
4.,C
,
6.C
8.D
lo.B
TOEFL REYIEW
EXERCISE(Skills l-17)
1.A
3,C
5.A
7.C
9.D
STRUCTUREANDWRITTENEXPRESSION
621
EXERCISE 24
\. 1Y*
does the talk probablv take place?2.HowoJten...?
3. llTralare the students told?
4-
llhat.
. .?5. llhat.
. .?6- l%at is the topic ot the talk?
7. llhat is the topic of rhe talk?
8.
llherc...?
9. l.lhal fs tzzaabotrt volcanoes?
10.
ll.2atis...
?I 1. ll.2o is the speaker?
12. Hou many . . .?
13. llfrjch museum. . . ?
l-1. I.Iticlmuseum. . . ?
15. llhac are rhey going ne xr)
EXERCISE 25
(Answers
mayvary.)
Irl!. I'
thcfrst da1 oJ cbssin
Biotogt0t
Talk
2:
tht uolcanoes of HawaiiTalk
3:
a tour of the SmithsonianEXERCISE 26
(Answers
mayvary.)
T:rlk
I
l.
h.ofessor]tnrtin
2.
in bioloptcltl
3.
on thefrst lay of iass.1.
Biotogt0t
Talk2 1.
aprolessor2.
in a uniuersi\ class3.
sonut;mz duing the smester'1.
ma,;be geolog (because the topic is uolcanou)Talk
3 1.
a tour gticie2.
in lltashington, D.C.3.
in the middb of a tourTOEFL
EXERCISE 27STRUCTURE
^AND
WRITTEN
EXPRESSION
DIAGNOSTIC
PRE.TEST,
1.A
2.D
3.A
4.C
5.8
6.A
7.D
8.8
'
9.C
10. D 11. A 12. C 13. D 14. B 15.A
ToEFL
REYIEW EXERctSE (Skiils
23_27)1.-C
2.8
3.D
l
D2.D
3.A
l.D
2.D
3.A
{.D
5.C
6,D
B.C9.8
5.A
6.B
4. t) 5-C6.B
II.
A 12.c
I3. D 14.c
15.c
16. B 17. .4. 18.c
19. B8.C
or
7.A
B.C9.B
21. D 22. D 23. A 21. D 25. A 26. C 27. C 28. D 29. D 30. B r0.c
It.
B 12. D r0.c
11.c
12. D 31. B 32. C '11r
34. D 35. A 36. D 37. B 38. C 39. B .10.c
13. B 14. D 15. A 41. D 12. D 43. B 44. B 45. B 46. A 47. D 48. B 49. D 50_ B4.C
7,C
16.B
declared 77.A
brightest 18.D
rart 19-C
materiak 2O.B
previwsly 27.D
thar 22.C
used 23.A
imported 24.C
their 25.D
amount 26.C
and 27.D
moued 28.C
thcEXERCISE
Il. I
rrrissing srrbjeer 2. c. 3.I
missing verb 4.I
double verb5.C
6.I
rlouble subject7.C
8.I
rnissing r.erb 9.I
nrissing sr-rbjecrt0.
I
double verb EXERCISE 2l.c
2.I
missing subject3.C
4.C
5.I
missing subjecr6.C
7.I
double subject'8.C
9.I
rnissing subjecr 10.c
EXERCISE 3l.c
2.I
missing srrbject3.C
4.I
mirsing subjecr5.C
6.C
7.I
missing subject8.C
9.I
missing commat0.
c
29.C
had gone 30.B
ruult of 31.C
bccami 32.B
are 33.A
actor 34.C
live 35.B
zuas dzsigned 36.B
the proie.ct 37.B
prolttabte38.D
benmined 39.C
tfu otha: 40.B
making (coulcl be he u,rnt) .(could be is auai!-abb) (iasand providu) (redand ir) (could be departure is schalub:!) (could, be I Jound) (b and processes) .:.(could be rle looA)
(could be thz doctor has ben
pradicing)
(shoppingand,
itl
(could be shc tooh)
(could be Bob, aficntl)
(could be
Ik
Smith, thcchicf
ettrutilffitt)
(could be thz ebctne heatn,
a uatl
heatiig-iilf;-(confute4 the most pouerful)
TOEFL
POST.TEST622
ANSWER KEY EXERCISE 4l.c
2.I
doubleverb3.C
4.I
double verb5.C
6.I
double verb7.c
8.C
9.I
double verb 1{). C EXERCISE 5i.
I
doubleverb2.C
3.I
double verb4.C
5.I
double verb6.C
7.I
double rerb B.I
double verb9,C
10.c
ExERCtSE
(Ski[s
t-s)
I.C
2.i
missing subiectli.
I
double ver64.C
5.C
6.I
missing verb 3.I
missing subject U.I
double subiecr 10.c
l.B
2.A
EXERCISE 71.C
2.
I
rnissingstrbject
(could bebefore they ttre
u4nit l)
5.L4.
I
missingconnector
(cou), be Afterthe srotrrtd
5.
C
had b, qpriiied)
"
9
I missirrgverb
(coult be Ttuktitditqis)7.
I
missingsubjecr
i..rr,
u.,1
*""i)"rii,f
8.C
9.C
.:.
TOEFL
EXERCISE(Skiils
t_5)3.A
4,D
EXERCISE 8
1.C
2.
I
missingconnecror
(coulcl beThottgh thz
3.
r
missingverb
i?'Kr?"::1j,f{1!,0,.,
,0,4.
C
meek)3.
t
-,*,r* strbject
(could be uhreun :iou wed).
7.I
rnissingverb
(coulcl be your afflicatiott8
I
missingcomma
f)*pUi*a,
ailvzsitors)
9.C
10.c
i EXERCISE(Skilts
6-8)
1.C3
I
unnecessary connecror (omit O,)J.
l
mrssrngverb
(conld be cltrohlan
4.
I
incorrectconnector
ffi'b"
as soon as)
5.C
5.
I
missingconnecror
(coulcl beso. the hing has not
7.
C
returned)8.c
,:. I
missingsubject
(couttl be whibit
is)ru.
I
rncorrectconnecror
(should be euen-thottgh)ToEFL
EXERCTSE(Skiils
6_S)(are complzting and should. report)
(are giving and at lract) (was lrlingand uas ofint
tnterru.pted)
(ure announcingand,
receiued)
(was ofJercdand wos not
aecepted)
(uere taught and wiU be)
{were reached and wne)
(rs
rmrl
and is)(are listedand, haue)
(could be sie zurnt) (uere grown and, wne
hanLated)
(co.uld be is in the shopping
nLaU)
(could be fu thrru).
(construction and it)
I0.
I
missing comma (coun., d, the oulcotne)5.C
6.C
7.A
8.8
10.A9.DTiXERCISE 6
l.c
I I :*llq::bj..,
(coulrt be no rain has fauzn)] 1
mssrngccnnecror
(codd6e aniii-has blem){. I
misplacedconnecror
(should Ai-Firc q,".ti,y".. .
5.
C
nlchangedJ6.
I.
missingsubjecr
(corrld be)rr ir is) il a\
9.
t
misplacedconnecror
,
(should l:e l,ott candiue . . . , or 1ou tan eel\
r u.
I
mrssing connector.
(corrkl hcn
hrfiae
TOEFL
REVTEW EXERCTSE(Ski[s
|-B)
3.C 4.C EXERCISE 9
l.c
2.I
rnissing r.erlr3.C
4.I
missing conr)ecror 5.I
missing subiecr 6.I
exrra srrbicit 7. c, 8.I
missing verb 9.I
missirg connector 10.c
r.D
2.D
lr.
2.B
3.C
4.8
6.8
i.D
5. -\6.D
7.C
8.D
7. C9.8
t0. t)9.D
i0.
A(ccrtritl bc monual rlesoilt.t)
(coLrld be llhy he rrfustLtt
(corrld be Tyftataej\
(ornir il)
-(coulrl be u,lLen the fiaprr t: due $ cerlant)
(could be )lhcn the contract
EXERCISE
IOl.c
2.I
nlissing verb3.C
4.I
missing verb 5.I
extra subjecrb.u
7. C. 3.I
missing verb9.C
10.I
rr.rissing verbEXERCISE
II
t.c
2.1
missing verb 3.I
incorrect connector1.C
5.I
exrra subiect6.C
7.c
8.I
missing verb 9.I
missing subjecr 10.c
EXERCISE
I2 1.C 2.I
missingcon nec tor/s ubj ec t
3.
I
missing verb ,1.I
incorrect con nector/subjec t 5.I
extra subject 5.C 7.I
missing con nector,/subject 8.I
extra subject 9.C 10.I
missing verb EXERCISE (Skills9-12)
1.I
missing srrbjecr 2.C 3.I
extra subject 4.CSTRUCTUREANDWRITTENEXPRESSION
623 EXERCISE I3l.c
2.
|
(sat should be sittinfi3.C
(could be which is)(n'gningcould be rzzst srgn)
(omit Ar)
(could be whatner Ls)
(could be whoetLrr is)
(could be is Jor sab)
( ulom could be uhich) (omit it)
(could be zucsjfunzr)
(could be wc werc havin$
(cotrld be ruliclr are trling) lcould be ario is)
(zoiici sbould 6e uho)
(omit it)
(could be
ulici r)
(omit tiry)
(could be lhat uos m salc
are oko on sab) :
(could be ,te racs eoming)
(omit s/ra)
(could be:aa aaar)
(whomcortldbe which)
(t[at should be uhat)
(could be Tlat lra zr,c)
(omit rr)
( pu rt h ui n g sh ould, be purchas ed)
( uAo) (wne\ 4. 5. 6.
7 1
(phcingshould be.plarad) 9.I
(,laardshould be hzarin$I0.
I
(illogical redrrction)EXEIICISE
t4l.c
!. I_
(/zTtshoutdbe tzaving)5.C
4. C. 5.I
(se/errirgshould be sehcttd) 6.I
(illogical reduction)7.C
8.I
(&rrlshouldbe buling)9.C
10.c
ExERclsE
(Skills
t3-t4)
l.
I
(was)2.C
3.C
4.
I
(needed shotid be needins5.C
6.
I
(extra uas)7.C
B.
I
(decdedsh,_ruld l>e deading)9.C
10.
c
ToEFL
EXERCtSE(Ski[s
t3-t4)
l.A
Z:e
3.B4.B7.8
8.D
10.8
9.B
TOEFL REVIEW
EXERCISE (Skittst-t2)
TC,EFL
REvtEw ExERctsE (skiils
t_t4)
3.D
4.B
EXERCISE I5
1.
I
(should be tfu nau directoies will)2.C
3.
I
(should be can neu strdmts)4.C
5.
I
(shoulcl be the phnc canJ6.C
8.
I
(stroulcl be hos it)LC
I0.
c
EXERCISE I6l.D
2.A
5.D
6.D
5.D
6.8
7.c
8.D
10.9.A
D 5.I
missing subjecr 6.I
incorrect connector 7.I
incorrect connecror 8.I
missing connecror 9.I
extra subject 10.c
TOEFL
ExERCISE (Skitts9-t2)
l.A
3.B
2.D
4.D
5.C
6.C
7.A8.B5.B
7.c
1.A 2.C 3.B 4.A9.8
IO. C9.D
10. B 1.C2.r
3.C
4. 15.C
6. 8.(should be
r
a big house)(should be is the stream)
(should be the food was)
(should be ean larmers\
(should be are tht
ttn
trea)(should be uas afami$)
9.C
10. I
624
ANSWER KEYEXERCISE I7
1.
I
(should be tlid tfu bq,*itr)
2.C
3.C
4.
I
(shouid be haveI
gone)5.
I
(should l>e Hc uant)6.
I
(should be hos their secrenzrlli.c
8.
I
(should be did she leaue).9.C
10.c
EXERCISE
I8
t.c
2.I
(cortldbeyu
shontd) 3.i
(should be IJ he has)4.C
5.
I
(should be il1ru could)6.
I
(should lte had hc not)7.c
B.
I
(should be uere he\9.C
10.
c
EXERCISE
I9
l.c
2.
|
(should be uerc the other members)3.C
.r.
c
5.
I
(shouid be that thz eondilionoJrhuc tirrs is)fi. c.
j.c
8.C
9.C
10.
I
(does hc necd should be he needs)EXERCISE
(Skitts
t5-r
9)1.
I
(should be land dzaebpos haue)2.
I
(should be didI
betieu))3.C
+.c
i. I
(should be are tfu olf czs)6,C
7.
|
(should be doesit
:z.a.u)t.c
o^ J.V 10.I
(should be Slroutd hc)-roEFL
EXERCTSE(Skills
t5-t
9)1.D
2.A
EXERCISE
2I1.C
2.I
(raasshould be uere) 3.I
( is should be are) 4.I
(areshould be ls)5.C
6.C
7.|
(uasshould be wre)!.
I
t,r^
rtot changcdshorrlcl be rura nol changed)9.C
10.c
EXERCISE 22 1.C 2.I
3.I
4.C
5. 6. 8, (u should be are) ( r.s should be cre)(do should be does)
(was so nanl shoulcl be uere so man))
(larshould be haue)
(lrazeshould be /ras)
(rzas should be wne)
l0f;FL
REYIEW
EXERCTSE(Skilts
l-t9)
EXERCISE 23
l. I
(adznireshould be odmires)2.C
3.I
(urashould be ruru) 4.I
(arashould be rs)5.C
6.I
(taleshould be ta,tes)7.C
B.I
(rzrashould be is)9.C
I0.
I
(lraueshould be has)EXERCISE (Skitts
2c-23)
1.
I
(ziatshould be .\ave,y2.
I
(ruas should be werc)3.
I
(iouashould beias)-4.C
5.
I
(:uas should be were)6.
I
(rtauashould be las)7.c
8,
I
(lraueshould be has)9.
I
(docsshould be do)10.
I
(iauashould be las)ToEFL
EXERCTSE(Skiils
2G-23)6.
C
havc7.
D
involaes8.
A
use9.B
rt10.
B
areTOEFL
REYIEW
EXERCTSE (S:iils
l-23)
6.
C
qua!)
7.B
uas 8.r\
rurlir. 9.A
aJhi.is ),0.B
doat rcntst.B
?,D
5.D
6.B
5.D
6.C7.c
8.8
3.A
4.C
3.4
4.4
RCISE 207.C
LC
8.A
10.B9.C
10.I
t.B
2.D
3.B,r
4.A
are5.C
isl.A
2.C
3.C
4.C
5.B
9.D
10. Bf;xE
t. L 2. I 3. I4.C
5.C
6. I 7. I8.C
9. I 10.c
( have should be /ras)
( rs should be a'i.e)
'i
(laueshouldbe /ras)
(iauashould be ias)
EXERCISE 24
1.
I
(in a restaurant should be a waitrars)2.C 3.C
4.
t
(75nir ing should be jnishcd)5,C 6.C
7 .
|
\thnt .'e goI
train should be tahing the train) 8.C9.
I
(.thos, t?tltrs shutld be ansur,edshouldbe btters toansuo\
10.
c
EXERCISE 25
l.
I
(yo'u can tafu should be laliz)2. C,
3.
I
(orshoulcl be nor)4,C
5.
I
(shotrld be but abo to)6.
I
(rou u,,.o,€ shouldbe uhat you u:rolc)7.
|
(orshould be and)8.C
9.
I
(omit the second 1ou can graduate)10.
I
(ornit zaas il)EXERCISE 26
1.C
2.
|
( to eat should be eating)3.C
4.
I
(shcruld be what r,ou did yestoday)5.
I
(should be the onc we had befme)6,C 7.C
8.
I
(shotrld be music in my country)9.
I
(should be the one ia thc hig/r schoal)10.
I
\IIou to Du1 shotrld be Buling)ExERCISE
(Skills
24-26) i .I
( dine should be dining) :2.C
STRUCTUREANDWRITTENEXPRES5ION
675TOEFL
REVIEtn/ EXERCISE(Skills
l-:26)
1.8
2.4
3.8
il. A5.B
F,. A7.C mdott'cd
\
,8.B
is 9.D
bone 10.C
thne are EXERCISE 271 .
I
(abundanter should be morc abundant)2.C
3.
I
(impntantest should be impartant)4.C
5.
I
(mme longshould,be lnnger)6.
I
(tzlan should be o7)'1
.C
8.I
(omit more)9.C
10.c
EXERCISE 28l'C
2.
|
(zora should be thc most)3.C
4.
|
(should be more diffatlt than tfu second)5.
I
( zora should be zrosl)6.C
7.
|
(the best oJshottldbe betta than tht Jood in)t1. u
9.C
10.
I
(the tongesto;tshoulcl be tangn lhan)EXERCISE 29
1.
I
(should be the harder)'2.C.
3.
I
(tAe uorsl shouldbe lhc uorse)4.C
5.
I
(should be the bss th.e no,sc comu through)6.
I
(should beThefutaytrrun)
8.C
9.
I
(.The earlicst should be Thz earlier)10.
I
(should be the futur timtyuU
have)EXERcISE
(Skills27-29)
1.
I
lontitmore)2.
I
(should be talbr than tfu othr rret\(tle closestshcsvldt,r- thc closn)
(&ggarshould be the bigxt)
( mosl Aol ,shr,r-rld be hottest') 3.
.1.
(should be rr,fial had conu before)
(arshc,uld be nod
uatfr
and
the prison population in an1 other state
philosophical
lo lreserve
or
5.
I
{ rnrdiocri} shouldbe mediooe)6 I
(slrould be bul ako nery altcraoon\7. C
8.
I
(hilps lotr shorrld be ielpltl) 9.CIO. C
ToEFL
EXERcISE
(Skitls24-26)
i,D
2.C 3. t)4.8
5.D 6,D 7.D 8.D9.8
10. D 3. Cl 4. I 5. I 6.I
7.C 8.CLC
r0.c
626
ANSWER KEYToEFL
EXERCISE (Skitts27-29)
l.
B2.D
3,D
1.D
than 5.D
thzmost6.C
in 7,C
most contrwasial 8.B
more 9-B
mildcri0.
A
Tie most toidel)TOEFL REVIEW
EXERCTSE(skiils t-29)
1.A
2.D
3.D
4.
D
than5.
C
was6.
A
are cactus planls7.
A
who 8.B
thz largat 9.B
,s. 10.A
earher EXERCISE 3O 1.I
(dnrnlshould be d,ranh)2.C
3. C: 4.I
(brofushouldbe brohn) 5.I
(ozlpl*ilcssbLorlJ'dbe compbted)6.C
7.|
(rodashould be idden) 8.I
(sazu should be sear)9.C
10.
I
(raspan d should be respo.nded)EXERCISE
3I
l.
I
(ea!should b.: eating)2.C
3.
I
( loo,t should be raAez)+.
(-5.
i
(Duillshould be buitd.ing)6.C
7.
|
(submitshoulC bc subnittel) 8.I
(rrarge should be merging)9.C
10.
I
(d.uplicat* should.be dupLicated)EXERCISE 32
1.C
2.
I
fnuizsshould be fnish)3.C
4.C
5.
I
(clic,Ls should be cli&\6.C
7.c
8.
I
(litud should be titu)9.C
10-I
(iasshould be haae), EXERCISE(Skills 30-32)
l.
I
(gauashoukl be giucnl 2.C3.C
I 4.I
(dnzn[ should be drank)5.
I
(lras should be haae)6.C 7.C
B.
I
(iosshould be haue)9.
I
(Deshould be been)I0.
I
(roseshould be nlrn)ToEFL
EXERCISE(skitls 30-32)
1.C
beat 2.C
establ*hed 3.C
wouW hauc 4.D
coming 5.B
uon6.D
hoA 7.D
been 8.B
madc 9.C
hauc 10.D
tri?n :TOEFL REVIEW
EXERCTSE(St:iils t-32)
l.A
6.8
lowe:2.D
7.A
are 3.C
8.B
was ordered.4.8
r
g.C
nor5.D
l}.C
are EXERCISE 33 1.I
(tell.shouid be to?) 2,C (goasshould be wat)(reads should be read) (uen I should be goes)
( rs should O.
,,,
(goes should be-ruenl)
(intmded shorid be intaads)
EXERCISE 34
1.C
2.
I
( had should be iru)3.
I
(haueshould be had)4.C
5:
I
(fnrslr should be hadfinished)6.C
7.c
B.
I
(ure should be had been,lad Deaz should be uar)
9.
I
(hauc worhed. shotidbe uorked)10.
c
EXERCISE 35 1.C
2.
|
(iaueshould be ha[)3.
I
(haae ariaed.shoutdbe arriued) 4.C5.C
6.
I
( haue been should be ure)7.
|
(areshould be haoebeen)B.
I
(votes should be aotetl)9.C
1 0.
I
(iad should be hau\3. 4. 5. 6. 7.C 8.
I
9. I 10.c
EXERCISE 36
l. I
(rui/lshotrlct be ruould) 2,C3I
-1. I 5.C 6. I 7. C) 3. I 9, I 10. cl 3. 4. 5. 6. (ruasshould be is)(loua @ should be Iel) ( uould should be aall)
(luas should be had)
( r,ill shorrl<l bc r,,oulr/)
( aurrlrl shotrld be ruill)
(has should be iad)
(ruil/ should be rrroulri) (u,ould should be rrnll) EXER 1. I 2.C 3. I
1.c
5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.STRUCTUREANDWRITTENEXPRESSION
677ctsE
3B(par*ed should be uas
pa*td)
(/onr shorrkl be 6r:rn dorta)
(srzt should be beat smt')
{witl plan should be utill be planncd)
(Ir/t shotrlcl be utu
bf\
(:rror slrould be
uu
won'1( made should bq uere made)
(tlo not diae should be are not
dirrn)
EXERcISE (Skills 33-36)
t .
I
( rcrriues should be received\2.C
EXERCISE
(Skills
37-3 8)1.
I
(tushoulcl be bem)2.
I
(strurrt should be uas slruch)3.
I
(/eeds should bey'd)4.C
{hen lzased should be lzasad) (y'Iaced should be becn pbccd)
fuSarstiag sh oul d be fnis fun)
(fal should be are pai.d)
(rodeshould be iddttt) 10.
c
TOEFL
EXERCISE(Skills 37-38)
7.C
8.C
9. I
10.
c
(ral,lshould be wotld)
TOEFL
EXERCISE(Skills 33-35)
l. C
spmt 2.A
beeane 3.C
umld 1.B srvd
5.A
has 6.C dll
7.C
lost 8.D
bemtne9. L.\.
till
potentially raise10.
D
irTOEFL
REVIE\A/ EXERCISE(Skills
t.
B2.D
3.c
4. r, b-D
rruasurul6.C
is7.
B
hove ben worhirg8.
A
canntnisin 9.B
planted 10."\
Inasmueh os EXERCISE 37 1.I
(&..hould be bem) 2.C 3.I
(landingshould be bnt)4.
I
(cho: should be ehosnt)5.C
6.
I
(f/a-r rgshould be PtaYed)i.c
B.C
9.
I (rirr
shculd l:e cbaned)10.
c
5. 6. 7. 8.L
1.C2.D
3.B
4. D mered 5. C bc pictedl.A
2.B
6.D
rcplaced7.R
adned 8.D
ruas lost 9.A
havc bem10.
D
iad baen. protected6.
D
6tr aiso7.
C
more-foEFL
REVIEln/ EXERCISE(Skills !-38)
r-36)
3.B
8.8
sPent4.
B
(omitlaue)
9.B
as5.
B
arc smtnduaua
10.C
shouldEXERCISE 39
1.
I
(partshould be parts)2.C
(rulshould be uals)
(piacc should be picecs\
(delsshould be &1) (dotsshouldbe
dd
(lressshould be drusa) (&,&should be &ill) EXERCISE 4Ol.c
2.
I
(azo.anl should ber,umS
3.C4.C
5.
I
(rnuclr should be manl) 6.C7.
|
(nurA should be manl)8.
I
{kss pagx should be/aoerpagas)9.C 10.
I
(/zssshould be Jaur) a 4. 5-6_7.C
8.I
9. I 10.c
628
ANSWER KEY EXERCISE4I
i.
I
(lsshould be cre)2.C
3.
I
(isshould be are)4.
I
(were shouldbc was)5.C
6.C
i .
1
( ruera should be uas)8.
I
(reelrl should be tooth)_1. 1^ (fungz shculd be /un3rzs)
10.
c
EXERCISE 42
I I
(poels should be poaras)a.L
I I
t.
l^
(scu/ptrrashould be scrlpror) (cngiucrshould bc n,gincing)5.C
6.C 7-I
(rrrtjarrhorld be criticisnls)8.C
9.I
(statrslicshould be stotistician) 10.I
(ccringshould be actor)ExERctsE
(Skiils 39_42) 1.I
(,;amshouldbc cxams) 2.I
(cnalluasshould be ana\sis) 3..
(znzsiralshould Lr mtsician)4.C
5.I
(nzrseshouldbe nursing)6.C
1-8.C
- 9.1
(produccrshouldbe prod.uction) 10.I
(exurcionshoaldbe' excursioi)ToEFL
EXERCTSE (Skilts 39_a2)EXERCISE 44
I I
(,tarshould be h:c) 9C 3.I
(riarsshould be thei)4,C
5.I
(t/rrirsshould be their)6.C
7.C
B.I
(ourshould be ours)9.c
10.I
/)oursshorrld be -);our) EXERCISE 45l. I-
(riayshorrld be,heorshe),('
3. I (t/rczrslrotrlrl bc it) .1. I (rAezrshc,uld be jr)5.C
6.C
7.1
(irsshotrld be lAar) 8.I
(t/ramshould be l'ri9.c
10.I
(rrlanrshould be him or her)EXERcISE
(Skiils43-45)
l.
I
(irrshould be thcir\ 2.|
(hrsshould be rrz)3.C
4.l^
(thelcostshould be it costs)5.C
6.C
7.I
(lshould be zz) 8.I
(rler'rsshould be l.iarr)9.C
10,
I
(rlarshould be his or her)ToEFL
EXERctSE (Skills
43_4s)l. B
Dis 2.C
the, 3.C
their4.C
he 5.A
thq cause 6.B
lre7.C il
8.C
thrir9.C
rt lD.D
them 7.D
rcspects 2.D yar
3.A
many 4.C
phmomaton 5.B
hero1.8
2.D
3.C
4.C
5.D
EXERCISE 43 6.A
u indicated 7.A
Nluch 8.C
(omit ias) 9.C
projeets 10.C
diseasa 6.C
planet 7. C, ntmber 8.A
inuestigalions 9.C
is used 1O.C
applieantTOEFL
REVTEIi/ EXERCISE(Skiils
t_42)
TOEFL
REVTE\M EXERCISE(Skiils
t_as)
l.B
Z.
C
6. 7.C
D
a hydrogen ucs ltraisedbontbcxblo<jt
J.n
g.B
Jonns
4.
C
his (orher)
g.D
'bccomes 5..C numbn
10.A
/inz EXERCISE 46
!. I^
(pbasantshould be pbosantts)2.c
3.
I
(expcnsiuzlr should be arpatsive)4.C
5.C
(complrte should be cotnptclely)
(rruryshould be true)
(rncon c,should be incorrccI$)
(comp,btely should be complzte, tarnDly should be ter
i
bt;,)1.C
2.
I
(lshould beu)
3.
I
(ri,7 should be'thm)+.c
5.I
(hzshould be sfu)6.C
7.c
B.I
(r/rm should bc rr"r,j ,9.C
10.I
(utrrshould be sie) 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.c
EXERCISE 17
l. I
(nn.gnlrsht>trld be angry) 2.C 3.I
(snrcllr shotrlrl bc srr'rel) ,1.c
5,C 6.C7.1
(unhappily shotrlcl be uthappl) 8.I
(guir,t shoulct be quich\)9.C
10.
I
{.ditfan$ should be diffaLlt)EXERCISE 48
l.
I
(shou'ld be afantrutic sale)2.C
:1.
c
4.
I
(shou)d be has carejul\ selected)5.C
6. I (should be an expntsiae ftstalrtdnt)
7,C
8.
I
(should be has subsequent\ altered lhem)9.
I
(should be the intnxitc pmgam)10.
c
EXERCISE
(Skills
46-48)
I. I
(should be the dim lights)STRUCTUREANDWRITTENEXPRESSION
629 EXERCISE 5Ol.c
2.I
(aliuaslrould be liue) 3.I
(/orrcshoulcl be alonel 4.|
\{raidshould be fightanedl5.C
r
,6.C
7.C
8.I
(asleepshould besleeping)9.C
10.
I
(an c/one shoul dbe a bne)EXERCISE 5I
l. I
(completingshouldbe cotnpbtcd)2.C
3.
I
(satisfed should be satisfying)4.
1
Sllingshould be filbd)5.C
6.C
1.
I
(radzcingshouldbe redrud)8.
I
(u,or*ed should be worhinS9.C
10.
I
(unpalingshould be unpatd)EXERCISE
(Skills 49-s
l)
(ap[ne ci a ting s}ro uld be
affi
eia t ed)I dam a gin g slaottl d b e danagetr)
(a/ila should be li&a)
(;nlerested, s}]ot]ld be intzrcning)
(aslray' -should be sbeping)
\fn gh t m e d sh oul d be /ngi&adng)
TOEFL
EXERCISE(Skills
49-51)l. C
to*terl12-
A
annual3.
C
grcat4.
l)
lont 5,A
vieuedTOEFL REVIEW
EXERCISE(Skills l-51)
2. 3. 1,
( exhaustcdly should be exhausted.)
\tmarh ab le shoul d b e rn narha b
\)
( careTr-rl should b e c arefu I
\)
C C I C C I
l.
2. J. 4. 5. 6.;
9. 10, 5_Ufi.
I
(should be hadregtlarly atlended)7.C 8.C
9.
I
(crrtan:11 shouldt:e cntain\10.
I
(should be immediatety put out)TOEFL
EXERCISE (Sl<ills4648)
l. D
untsual 6.C
tmgthy2.
R
alrca'!1adopted
7.C
rcliably'3.
B
faral 1.D
heavily 'c.P'
infutst. ul B.B
rapidly destro;ing 9.D
distictbanks 10.C
succ*sfully 6.B
sbcp 7.B
dkputed 8.C
n;gfttly 9.A
Signe,t 10.D
liuellt.c
2.D
3.8
ilJ 4.C
faoa 5.B (omit
as)TOEFL
RE''lEW
EXERCISE(Skills
l-48)
6.D
and_ 7.C
recentll 8.D
are 9.A
uasgirmbach 10.D
equal\ exciting ERCTSE 49 C1
\seasonalllshould be seuonal)I
(larall should be /ate)I
(tefiblyshonldbe tmible)C
I
{negatiudl should be negathte\C
(sodtari\ should be solitary\
{replarly should be regular)
(unhcolthi\ shorrlcl be unhealt\)
l.A
2.C
3.B
4.4
5.D
inwlved EXERCISE 52l.
I
(should be a rdp)2.C
3.I
(should be a memo) 4.I
(should be Z car)5.c
6.C
7.C
.].c
9.I
(should bc ,4 teachn) 10.c
6.B
anlved 7.R
6lite 8.D
corrcd complrtiott 9.A
Using 70.C
whichwas held EXl.
2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. I ().530
ANSWER KEY EXERCISE 53 1.I
(should be an hou) 2.C 3.I
(should be an .r)+.c
5.
I
(should be an unaueptabb idea)o.L
7.
|
(should be a uniJorm)8.C
9.
I
(should be an honut mista*.e)10.
I
(..houldbeii
account)EXERCISE 54
l.c
2.1
(frl& should be pl/t) 3.C 1.I
(membersshouldbe mtmber)5-C
5.C7 .
1
(sufects sh ould be rubjea) 8.C 9.I
(Iarsozsshould be lzssmi 10.I
(raasozsshould be reoson) EXERCISE 55 1.I
(shouldberlzSaahz Rion)' 2.C 3.I
(shouldbe ilvhzad)-1.
I
(shouldbe6c
&rst grade),.U
6.
I
(should be tlu m<,tt beaut{ul girl)7.C
8.C
9.
I
(shouldbe tht etnter)I0.
I
(should be th-c Lincoln)Ietnrial\
EXERCISE
(Skitls 52-55)
i. .
(shouldbe toohmonE,-
shor.rld be a surator) (should be thc toorn, pL,ntssboulTbf- plant) (should bc a larr)(shotldbe thc lalorator) ?nanual,
should be
:ic
zext class)( zirtala should be mi s t ahes,
should bc az hon$t effoil)
(ind,i rztiou sh oul d b e i n di c a t i on)
(shouldbc a group totrr,
should bc a.;&q
should be tfu;first oJ thz month)
ToEFL
EXERCISE(Skills
52-ss)
l. D
(omir a) 2.C
aplant 3.B
the hearr4.D
a 5.C
thc EXERCISE 56l.c
2.
I
(should bere\
on)3.C
4.
|
(should be brins ub\5.
I
(shouldb,
,orriL,rt,;tt16.C
7.
I
(should be approue gp8.C
9.
I
(should be result in)10.
c
EXERCISE 57
1.
I
(should be deal uitlt)2.C
3.
I
(shoulfl be sided uith)4.
|
(should be turneTTouml5.
I
(should be dzpmd on)6.
I
(should be loohcd a[t-r)7.C
8.
I
(should be beuare of)LC
10.
I
(should be blamed his brothafu;)ExERclsE
(Skills
56-s7)
(should be torgive
yu
for)(should be excek
i")
-j(shotrld be rtminds mc
gfi
(should be
intnlre
with)(should be u'aited
foj-(should be laughs aq
should be looks
at)-1.C
2. 1 3. I4.C
5.I
6.C
7.c
8.I
9.I
ID.I
2.C
5.C 4.I
5.I
6.I
7. t B,I
LC
1ir. ITOEFL
EXERCISE(Skitts
55-57)l. C
iz 2-A
ocruntnce oJe,lema3.C
oJ ,4.A
According to lcgmd 5.B
,,o '6.D
cs 7.B
ruans ofsttings8.
D
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D
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ExERcISE
(Skitls
l-57)
ToEFL
REYIEtrl/.FXERCISE(Skills
I-55)
6.
A
Radar 7.D
thefedaal gouernment8.A
A'.9.
C
other 10.D
the Arml 6.C
numbq 7.A
their 8.C
madz 9.D
t"oyn 70.D
graduates 1.D2.B
3.A
4.D
tragedizs 5.B
usedi.c
6.C
2.A
7.C
3.8
8. A4.B
an
9.A
5.D
bulletin
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(didshould be ntadz)
(doshoulcl be nake)
(nalzsshould be does)
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and,
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tht largat el[tct of waler
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2.C 3. I 4. 15.C
6.C
7.c
8. I 9, I 10.c
READING COMPREHENSION
63t
READING COMPREHENSION
EXERCISE 59i. I
(/iAashould be alihe)2,C
3.I
(,{/iAeshould be Lihe)4.C
5.I
(aliAashotrld be /iAe)6.C
7.c
8.I
(a/iAashoulcl be /ite)9.C
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I
(</is/lAeshould be alike)EXERCISE 60
i.c
2.
I
(the anothnshotrld be anotiar)3.C
4.
I
(othrrs shoulci be othn)5.C
6.C
7,C
8.
I
(a ollarshould be another)9.C
10.
I
( cartridges shoukl be cartidge)EXERcISE (Skills
58-60)1.C
2.
I
(does should be ma*u)3.C
4.
|
(rozlcs should be route)5.
I
(lihashould be alifu)6.C
7.C
8.
I
(dorngshouldbe mahing)9.
I
(did should be qade)10.
I
(otftersshould be otherlTOEFL
EXERCISE (Skills 58-60)l. B
alihe2.
A
Another3.
D
mchc4.
A
Unlik,5.
C
othnTOEFL
RE/lEW
EXERCISE(Skills
l-60)
DI.AGNOSTIC
PRE.TESTl.B
1l.B
2r.B
2.A
12.C
22.8
3.D
13.C
23.C4.B
14.A
24.8
5.C
t5.B
.25.A
6.B
16.B
26.8
7.B
17.D
27.A8.D
18.8
28.B9.C
t9.B
29.D 10.A
20...1
30. DTOEFL
EXERCISE Il B
3.8
5.D
2.C
4.A
6.8
TOEFL
EXERCISE 2LB
3.B2.D
4.CToEFL
EXERCISE(skilts t-2)
r.c
3.c
5.D
2.B
4.B
6.A
TOEFL
EXERCISE 3l.C
3.D
5.A
2.B
4.D
6.C
TOEFL
EXERCISE 41.A
3.B
5.D
2.D
4.D
6.A
TOEFL
EXERCTSE 51.C
3.A
2.A
4.BT()EFL
EXERCISE (Skills3-5)
1.8
4.C
7.8
2.D
5.D
8.C
3.8
6.D
9.D
7.C
8.A
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7.c
8.8
41. B 42- C 43. B 44. B 45. C{6.
D 48. B 49. D 50.c
9.C
5.4
6.B
9.D
6.A
Lihe 7.B
done 8.D
altsnatiac 9.C
lihz 10.A
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6.4
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14.c
12. Bt.A
2.A
3.D
other 1.C
hnmu. 5.C
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POST.TESTl.B
4,C
2.A
5.r\
3.D
6.D
16.B
shortn 17.C
slrr//ion.rlll. l)
tien 19.C
gathered 20.B
hod 21.D
or 22.D
be used 23.D
hcs 24.D
t(, 25.B
of 26-B
appearance 27.A
lihc 28.B
numbs 6.B
piecc 7.A
like 8.B
fans, 9.C
romance 10.D
ofTOEFL REVIEW
EXERCISE(Skitts
t-5)
6.D
1l.B
10.A
13. All. c
14. B 12.D
15. A 29.C
ure 30.Il
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operatiottal 32.C
meteoritc 33.D
inaoatn\
direction l)4.B
exlmdfrom 3'c./\
mafu 36.B
a peninsula 37.C
shmter 38.A
estimated 39.D
t,le islandreltntLessly 40A
bem admitted2.C
7.8
12. B3.D
8.A
13.D4.A
9.A
14.D 5.C
10.C
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3.D
5.8
7.A
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4.D
6.D
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3.C
5.C
2.C
4.B
6.A
ToEFL
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11. B 12. A 16.D
21. C 17.A
22. D t8.c
23. B 19.B
24. D 7.C B.B 9.Bl.A
4.A
7.A
2.D
5.B
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ANSWER KEYTOEFL
REVTEW EXERC|SE(Skiils
t_7)
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D
7.8
13.B
i9.
A?.8
8.D
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20.D3.A
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l.D
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4.D
5.D
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9.8
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6.C
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EXERCISE 97.8
l0.
B8.D
ll.A
9.B
12" I) 13. B 31.A
41. B 32.C
42. C 33.B
43. A34.A'
44.A 35.D
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II
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EXERCTSE 7
(A-C)
1. .-lVhatyou need to dobefore going on a vacation
(7C) is to decide trhere you will-go o". yo,r, rzcaLion. You rnay decide to go ro a quiet place wirh a quier ancl
natural setting; (78) insteadyoumay clecide ,o go r'o
,
big city rvirh a lasr-paced tife.'Each oi
ther.
*peiof
'racadon (7A) has sornething to offer. (3 errois)2.
The reasons that it can be a good idea to go to aquiet and natural location for a-rracation (7Cj are
numerous. Firstof all,ayacation in a nattrrel seuing
allovs
-(7A) you to relax:rnd slow dorvn
,h. p"..
oi"vour life for a rvhile. Instead ofhurrying from place ro
place as you are used to doint (7A),
yoi
can sfendyour rime doing norhing more than enjoying ihe
beaury of tre locarion. Thcn, after (7A)
youle
rhor_oughlyrelaxed,whatyoucando (7C)
isio
take p,.rr irroutdoor activities such as hiking or srvimmins.
jll
c,frhis.',vill leave yorr compterely re"luecl ancl frc? (,r :rr.c5\
t)),iltr: cn(l ol iorrr r,:r<:rtiort. (5 errors)
kan uon
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are EXERCISE 7CL I
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(who regular\ at:rrrrlars the phone)is
_
(llhat the mnagr wote in tlu rcboril
it
rascl^assilte (uho presenbd tfu rcport) hc did
(4r.:"r!:l!r"C
cwtd happcn) r,situation (in uhich IJotnd
nyctf
yas (in uhith ail o/ lhe facls are not kiwltm)634
ANSWER KEY3.
It can be nice to go to a quiet and natural spot for avacation; (78) however, it. can also be quite an
adven-ture to go to a big and fast-paced ciry for a vacarjon,
'l'he nrain realo,\ that ii. can be a gr.rou,idca to take
a
vacarion in a big city (7C) is to take part in so many
acriliries that are unalailable in your hometorvn. On a
big city r"acadon, nunlerous cultural eveuts that nright
nor be alailable in your hometown, such as theatriial
performances, concerts, and art
ald
museumexhibits, (7C) are ayailable. On a big ciry racarion,
( 7A) 1ou will also have access to some of the rvorld's
finest resraurants and shopping. After vour big ciry
racarion has eaded (7A), you tvill have a rvhole range
of nerv experiences that are not part ofyour daily life.
(5 errors)
{.
For me, rhe type of racation thar I decide to take(7C) depeu& on my life prior to the vacation. I rrork
as a legal assistantin a larv office; (TB) thisjob is often
repetitious and dull but is somerimes quite franric just
prior to a. major case. After a slow and boring period
of work (7A), all I wanr is ro head to a fast-picid vaca_
tion in a big city. However, if myjob (7A) bas been
frzntic and busy prior to myvacation, then (7A) I want
to head to a quiet and beautiful place where I can
relax. Thus, I enjoy different rypes ofvacations;
(iB)
P" ,n"
of nacation depends on the pace of my lifebeiore the vacation. (G errors)
EXERCISE 8A
i.
Somerhing very important for students to decide asthey near thc end of their srudies is (23) ,ahether they
should (15) work for another company or to go into
business for themselves. As a universiry srudent, this
decision aboutmy future is (20) one that I face soon myself. To me, each of these positions has (23) clear
adrantages, in particular depending on the stage
of
).our career. (4 errors)
2.
There are (22) numerous adrantages ro rr,orkingfor another company, pardcularly early in yor,r carie.. One of rhe adwantages is
(2I)
thar.rvorking insonre-.
one else's company-provides'(20) a sirtrarion rrirh the.:.
security ofa regular paycheck and less responsibiliryhan 1ou rrould have w-ere )ou
(lg)
to be ihe orvner oftlrc cornpany. AJso, not untiI yorr start ).olrr orvn
busi-ness do you oeed (17) to come up wirh the finances to
back tre company. Thus, all of *ris indicates (21) thar
it is 5etter ro work for other people ear.ly in your
career while you are gaining'the'knorvleige 'and
expe-:ience you oeed to start your o\yn company. (6 errors)
3.
Then, later in your career, it may be adranhgeousfor you ro go into business for yourself. The maln
rea-son for going irrto btrsiness for yourself is (20) rhar in
your ourr company you are able to decide on what
direcrion )ouwatrt
(lb)
your company to go. However,only when you have gained enough knorvledge and
experience is
it
(22) a good idea to go into bLiness for yourself_ This is when you will (15) b€ rrady todeal wirh the rcsponqibiliry pressure, and financial
needs of owning a cornpany. (4 errors)
4.
Nothingis (23) more important to me than havingmy own companr gne day. Ho.rvever, what seems very
clear io me'now\s thar beginning my career working
in someone else's company is (20) best. In this situal tion, not only can
I
(17) rvork rvith more security andless pressure, buc I can also build up my Iinancial
resources and learn from others. Then, shorJd
I
(lg)
manage to gain enough experience, knorvledge, andconfidence and build up my firrancial resourcis, I
hope evennrally to open my own compan),, rvhere
I
can (15) determine exacrly how I would (15) like the
co,npany to operate. (6 errors)
EXERCISE 8B
l.
.l am. a trniversiry studcnt,lnd
I am stud),ing irr rhe universiry for a number of reasons. Of course,-one of my reasons for going to school, sttrdi,ing harcl, andobtaining (24) a universiry degree is to succeed
finan-ci:illy; the lnore rnoney I nralie, the tetter it will be
(29) for me. F{orvever, financial success is noI rnv most
importa:rt (27) rcason for goirrg to the universiri..
Iusgead, I arn going to the universiry for a much
brodder (27) reason rhan that: I believe rha[ a
univer-siry education will give me a nruch richer (2.1) ancl be t
ter life, not just in a financial ria1,. (5 errors)
I
3.
One *ay that a universiry education makes your life
more enjoyable (27) is ro give you rhe opportuniry to
have a career rhat you really desire and ippreciate
(24). Having a career rhat you like is
muih
berter thanhaving a
job
(26) thatjust pays rhe bills. I, for exam-ple, am studlirrg ro be a marine biologist. I rvill havethe best (28) career for me; I rvill be rervarded not
only in terms of money but also (25) in terms of
enjoyment of my career. (5 errors)
Another way that a university education can enrich
your life is to provide a broader (27) knorvtedge,
understanding (24), and appreciadon of the rvorl
I
aro.und you than you already have. It provides you
with an understanding of borh rhe hiitory of your <.,rvn
culture and the influence of (25) history'o.,
th.
pr.-sent. It "lso provides 1'ou rvith an understanding of
other cukures and shows you thar other culrurJs.are
neither exacrly the same as nor at.e they (25)
conr-pletely different from your orm culturi. Finally, it
pro-vides yorr rrith an understanding of the r"rniverse
around you and shorrs (24) you how the universe
functions. (5 errors)
.
Thus, in gerting a university edtrc:rtiorr, I cirn saythat financial success is certrinly one goal drat I
lrur.e.-Horyever, the goal of financial
..,..".,
i,
not as irnpor-tant as.another goal &at I have (26). I{y primary goal irt gr:tting :r rrnir.ersitv ellucution is the go;rl ofaclrlev-ing :r frrlJcr (:17) life, ccrtrinly one rvirli lirrarrcial
sccrr-riry but more impornntly one drat is rervarding borh in terms ofprofessional opporrunides and (25) in terms of arr'areness and understanding of life around
T.:.Ih.
closer I get to achier.ing rhis goal, the happierI will be (29). (.1 erron)
4.
EXERCISE 8C
l.
When somerhing unexpcctcd happe ns, cliffcrcrrtpeople react (33) in ararietv ofrvayi.'l rvish
i
couldreact (32) calmly ro unexpected situadons. Ilorvever,
unfortunately, I usually react.rvith panic. The
follorv-ing example shows my usual reacdon to siruations
'rvhen I have been (30) completely unprepared lor
them. (3 errors)
2. .
This example of the rvay that I react to trnexpecred situations occurred {35) in history class last,ueik.Th.
profexor had told us thar ree wbuld (36) be coverirrg
the marerial in Chapters l0 through
l2
in class onTiu,rrsday. By the rime I arrived inilass, I hatl (3+) read all oi the assigned material, and I understood
most of rvhat I had studied (30). While I rvas rela:ring
(31) in my chair ar rhe beginning of class, the