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1.My brother is very good at natural …………...…. subjects such as Chemistry and Physics.

2.Simply speaking, …………….…… is the tools and machines that help to solve problems.

3.The scientific method is a way to ask and answer scientific questions by making ………..….. and doing experiments.

4.While scientists study how nature works, engineers ………… new things, such as products, websites, environments, and experiences.

5.In science, you should repeat your ………… several times to make sure that the first results weren’t just an accident.

6.Scientific …….... brings us many conveniences and advanced machines, such as computers, automobiles, and so on.

7.There are many ……………….... of technology in the classroom, especially as students are becoming increasingly digitally literate.

8.The ………………... of penicillin is very useful because it has saved lots of lives.

9.The key individuals responsible for the …………….... of the double helix structure of DNA were Francis Crick and James Watson.

10.Scientists are planning to send people to …………………. Mars in the near future

A. 25.____________ to Mars might become a reality sooner than you think. Scientists are planning to send people (not animals!) to  26.____________ Mars in the near future. They believe it’s the only way to find out if there is, or ever has been, life on this planet. They will explore the 27.____________ of living there. So people may go there to live one day!

B. Scientists say that in the future people will live longer. Incurable diseases will be 28.____________ and ‘bad’ genes will probably be replaced. With healthier lifestyles and better 29.____________ care the average person will live to be 100 instead of 70 (for men) or 75 (for women) like today. Anti-ageing pills will also be invented to help people live longer.

C. 30. ____________ homes will be located on the ocean, in the air, or underground. These homes will have advanced 31.____________ saving devices such as solar panels, solar windows, and smart home technology. Future homes will take advantage of robots to do 32.____________ such as cleaning, cooking, washing, and organizing everything for their owners.

25. A. Travelling            B. Visiting                      C. Living              D. Fly

26. A. find                      B. explore                       C. do research       D. learn

27. A. able                      B. possible                      C. possibility         D. chance

28. A. taken                    B. cure                            C. treat                  D. cured 

29. A. medicine               B. healthy                       C. medical             D. fit

30. A. Old-fashioned       B. Future                         C. Ancient             D. Outdated

31. A. sources                 B. energy                        C. earth                 D. coal

32. A. housework            B. household chores        C. chores               D. all choices A,B,C

A. 25.____________ to Mars might become a reality sooner than you think. Scientists are planning to send people (not animals!) to  26.____________ Mars in the near future. They believe it’s the only way to find out if there is, or ever has been, life on this planet. They will explore the 27.____________ of living there. So people may go there to live one day!

B. Scientists say that in the future people will live longer. Incurable diseases will be 28.____________ and ‘bad’ genes will probably be replaced. With healthier lifestyles and better 29.____________ care the average person will live to be 100 instead of 70 (for men) or 75 (for women) like today. Anti-ageing pills will also be invented to help people live longer.

C. 30. ____________ homes will be located on the ocean, in the air, or underground. These homes will have advanced 31.____________ saving devices such as solar panels, solar windows, and smart home technology. Future homes will take advantage of robots to do 32.____________ such as cleaning, cooking, washing, and organizing everything for their owners.

25. A. Travelling            B. Visiting                      C. Living              D. Fly

26. A. find                      B. explore                       C. do research       D. learn

27. A. able                      B. possible                      C. possibility         D. chance

28. A. taken                    B. cure                            C. treat                  D. cured 

29. A. medicine               B. healthy                       C. medical             D. fit

30. A. Old-fashioned       B. Future                         C. Ancient             D. Outdated

31. A. sources                 B. energy                        C. earth                 D. coal

32. A. housework            B. household chores        C. chores               D. all choices A,B,C

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 25 to 29. Fill in the appropriate word in question 26

Keeping the World in Our Pockets

Faster processors and advances in memory technology have made today’s smartphones much more powerful than a lot of computers from just a decade ago. With wireless technology, people can surf the Internet, play online games, send e-mail, and do (25) _____ all the things they once could only do on a computer. (26) _____, they have the power to do things constantly at their fingertips.

Many people (27) ____ that while smartphones are powerful tools, they are making people reliant on them. Why would a person need to learn to read a map when he can get directions to anywhere by simply asking his phone a question? Who needs to learn maths when you have immense calculating power in your pocket at all times? What (28) _____ is there to memorise facts about history, art, or geography when that information is readily available from a portable Internet interface?

There are just some of the questions being asked and answered as smartphone usage continues to spread. Like any technology, smartphones have their advantages, but they do have disadvantages as well that we must (29) _____ an eye on.

A. Therefore 

B. Although 

C. However 

D. Rather

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 25 to 29. Fill in the appropriate word in question 25

Keeping the World in Our Pockets

Faster processors and advances in memory technology have made today’s smartphones much more powerful than a lot of computers from just a decade ago. With wireless technology, people can surf the Internet, play online games, send e-mail, and do (25) _____ all the things they once could only do on a computer. (26) _____, they have the power to do things constantly at their fingertips.

Many people (27) ____ that while smartphones are powerful tools, they are making people reliant on them. Why would a person need to learn to read a map when he can get directions to anywhere by simply asking his phone a question? Who needs to learn maths when you have immense calculating power in your pocket at all times? What (28) _____ is there to memorise facts about history, art, or geography when that information is readily available from a portable Internet interface?

There are just some of the questions being asked and answered as smartphone usage continues to spread. Like any technology, smartphones have their advantages, but they do have disadvantages as well that we must (29) _____ an eye on.

A. practically

B. suitably

C. effectively

D. most

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 25 to 29. Fill in the appropriate word in question 25

Keeping the World in Our Pockets

Faster processors and advances in memory technology have made today’s smartphones much more powerful than a lot of computers from just a decade ago. With wireless technology, people can surf the Internet, play online games, send e-mail, and do (25) _____ all the things they once could only do on a computer. (26) _____, they have the power to do things constantly at their fingertips.

Many people (27) ____ that while smartphones are powerful tools, they are making people reliant on them. Why would a person need to learn to read a map when he can get directions to anywhere by simply asking his phone a question? Who needs to learn maths when you have immense calculating power in your pocket at all times? What (28) _____ is there to memorise facts about history, art, or geography when that information is readily available from a portable Internet interface?

There are just some of the questions being asked and answered as smartphone usage continues to spread. Like any technology, smartphones have their advantages, but they do have disadvantages as well that we must (29) _____ an eye on.

A. show

B. agree

C. speak

D. argue

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 25 to 29. Fill in the appropriate word in question 28

Keeping the World in Our Pockets

Faster processors and advances in memory technology have made today’s smartphones much more powerful than a lot of computers from just a decade ago. With wireless technology, people can surf the Internet, play online games, send e-mail, and do (25) _____ all the things they once could only do on a computer. (26) _____, they have the power to do things constantly at their fingertips.

Many people (27) ____ that while smartphones are powerful tools, they are making people reliant on them. Why would a person need to learn to read a map when he can get directions to anywhere by simply asking his phone a question? Who needs to learn maths when you have immense calculating power in your pocket at all times? What (28) _____ is there to memorise facts about history, art, or geography when that information is readily available from a portable Internet interface?

There are just some of the questions being asked and answered as smartphone usage continues to spread. Like any technology, smartphones have their advantages, but they do have disadvantages as well that we must (29) _____ an eye on.

A. judgement

B. reason

C. ability

D. advice

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 25 to 29. Fill in the appropriate word in question 29

Keeping the World in Our Pockets

Faster processors and advances in memory technology have made today’s smartphones much more powerful than a lot of computers from just a decade ago. With wireless technology, people can surf the Internet, play online games, send e-mail, and do (25) _____ all the things they once could only do on a computer. (26) _____, they have the power to do things constantly at their fingertips.

Many people (27) ____ that while smartphones are powerful tools, they are making people reliant on them. Why would a person need to learn to read a map when he can get directions to anywhere by simply asking his phone a question? Who needs to learn maths when you have immense calculating power in your pocket at all times? What (28) _____ is there to memorise facts about history, art, or geography when that information is readily available from a portable Internet interface?

There are just some of the questions being asked and answered as smartphone usage continues to spread. Like any technology, smartphones have their advantages, but they do have disadvantages as well that we must (29) _____ an eye on.

A. put

B. remain

C. keep

D. hold