Structure (15 items)

1. Tardigrades - also known as water bears-

are microscopic animals that live _____
watery environments and feed on juices
from plant cells.
A. in
B. on
C. for
D. over
2. The term medical reversal refers to a
replacement ______ that was widely
believed to be beneficial.
A. of a medical practice
B. to a medical practice
C. by a medical practice
D. with a medical practice
3.Accounting practice ______ by distinct
accounting standards, rules methods and
pro...

A. guide
B. guides
C. is guided
D. was guided
4. History, it is often said, _______ by the
winners- a saying that suggests bias in
historical records.
A. Is written
B. Was written
C. Has been written
D. Had been written
5. The opening ceremony _______ by the
local and national officials of big private
companies last year.

A. Is graced
B. Was graced
C. Has graced
D. Had graced
6. Over years, economic growth _______ of
greater concern than environmental
preservation.
A. has been
B. have been
C. had been
D. will have been
7. Foods rich in folate, a form of vitamin B,
_______ reduce the risk of stroke and heart
disease.
A. Help
B. Helps
C. Helped
D. Is helping
8. We become nervous,doubtful ______ we
don't see our good coming as quickly as we
think.
A. while
B. when
C. because
D. therefore
9. A history of depression, denial, injustice
and abuse _____ the greatest detriment to
people of color.
A. has
B. had
C. have
D having
10. ________ and rapid economic growth
in recent years have put a large and
increasing stress on the water resources
and environment in Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam.
A. Increase population
B. Increased population
C. increasing population
D. Having increased population
11. The child was adviced to st
ay away ________ because of tra
uma

A. Completed from his father

B. Completely from his father
C. Completed with his father
D. Completely with his father
12. They ______ a few crises in
the past, so they were able to
handle this situation fairly we
ll.

A. have managed
B. had managed
C. had been managed
D. have been managed
13. Our bodies expect a constant supply of
sleep,______they function best when
provided full night's sleep every 24 hours.
A. and
B. yet
C. or
D. but
14. ________should help you bet
ter informed about potential ri
sks, but it should not be a sou
rce of alarm.

A. Know your family history

B. Knowing your family history
C. To have your family history
known
D. Having your family history k
nown
15. The family went for two-week cruise on
a _______ ocean liner.
A. incredible brandnew Italian
B. brandnew incredible Italian
C. Italian incredible brandnew
D. incredible Italian brandnew
Finding Error
(25 items)
1. A. Finance statements
B. are the formal reports
C. prepared
D. by accountants.
2. A. The man
B. gives antidote so powerful
C. that any poison was made harmless
D. after taking it.
3. A. In many cities around the world
B. The number of homeless people
C. Have become
D. A big problem

Should be has become...

4. A. Wallow in disappointment
B. over something
C. you did
D. is not productive.
5. A. The Philippines
B.has accommodations
C. to suit everyone
D.from five- star hotels to simple hotels
6. A. I bought some
B. silver charming victorian
C. ornaments
D. at the flee market
7. A. The tale that was
B. Told in low and mystery voice
C. kept us on the
D. edge of seats.
8. A. It is often said that
B. lightning never strike twice
C. at the same place
D. but it is not true.
9. A. The novel was so popular
B. among teenagers
C. to a point that a movie was made
D. based from the story.
10. A. As a mode of expository
writing,
B. the narrated writing offers
writers
C. a chance to think and write
D. about themselves.
11. A. You should make sure
B. your body has get
C. the necessary vitamins and minerals
D. humans needs.
12 A. Outside of written records
B. evidence of Philistines existence
C. have survived
D. in pottery relics.
13. A. To skip a meal
B. maximizes
C. the caloric effect
D. of the food we eat.
 14. A. A team led by the gover
nment agency concerned
B. say that chemicals from the
factory
C. had contaminated sediment th
e bay
D. and entered the food chain.
15. A. Oncologists are doctors
B. who specialize
C. in treating
D. the cancer.
16. A. The obligations of the accountant to
the client
B. rested upon the agreed scope
C. of the engagement which,
D. in effect represents a contractual
agreement.
17. A. Sit cramped
B. for a very long period of time
C. in dry conditions
D. can affect our circulatory system.
18. A. You are not in control
B. of what goes in your mind
C. because only you can
determine
D. what stays there.
19. a. Researchers are learning
to detect changes
b. beyond the huge population
c. of bacteria, viruses, yeast
cells and other microbes
d.that thrive in the mouth.
20.A. Many medications are safe and
effective when taken alone
B. an ineffective or counterproductive
C. when taken in combination
D. with something else.
Answer: A
21. A. The Gleaning Network
B. An organizer in the united k
ingdom
C. Is trying to reduce waste
D. And solve farming problems
22. A. Money is not natural rew
ard of love
B. that is why we call a man me
rcenary
C. if he marries a woman
D. for the sake of her money.
23. A. Public opinion polls hav
e consistently
B. Demonstrated the public's wi
llingness
C. For "tradeoff" economic grow
th
D. For environmental protection
Jarring- harsh or unpleasant effect; shaking
of bones
To hitbor shake - to make feel uneasy
To hitbor shake - to make feel uneasy
Loom - a machine or weaving
 loom1Dictionary result for loom
/lo͞om/Submit
noun
noun: loom; plural noun: looms
an apparatus for making fabric by weaving
yarn or thread.
 in·ed·i·bleDictionary result for inedible
/ˌinˈedəb(ə)l/Submit
adjective
adjective: inedible
not fit or suitable for eating.
"an inedible variety of mushroom"
synonyms: uneatable, indigestible,
unconsumable, unpalatable, unwholesome,
unsavory; More
stale, not fit to eat, rotten, off, bad, putrid, rancid
"they were served with inedible fruit"
inedible - not safe to eat
Eke - income earned
 eke1Dictionary result for eke
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verb
verb: eke; 3rd person present: ekes; gerund or present participle:
eking; past tense: eked; past participle: eked
manage to support oneself or make a living with difficulty.
"they eked out their livelihoods from the soil"
synonyms: scrape, scratch, scrimp; More
survive, live, stay alive, exist, support oneself, cope, manage, fare, get
along, get by, get through, make (both) ends meet, keep body and
soul together;
informalkeep the wolf from the door, keep one's head above water,
make out
"she eked out a living as a washerwoman"
make an amount or supply of something last longer by using or
consuming it frugally.
Quarry - hunter
 quar·ry1Dictionary result for quarry
/ˈkwôrē,ˈkwärē/Submit
noun
noun: quarry; plural noun: quarries
1.
a place, typically a large, deep pit, from which stone or other
materials are or have been extracted.
"a limestone quarry"
verb
verb: quarry; 3rd person present: quarries; past tense: quarried;
past participle: quarried; gerund or present participle: quarrying
1.
extract (stone or other materials) from a quarry.
"limestone is quarried for use in blast furnaces"
cut into (rock or ground) to obtain stone or other materials.
 dreary - boring

drear·yDictionary result for dreary

/ˈdrirē/Submit
adjective
dull, bleak, and lifeless; depressing.
"the dreary routine of working, eating, and
trying to sleep"
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 "FUNNY THING HAPPENED"?

*hilarious thing took place

*An absurd thing happenned
*An unusual thing occured
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