III. Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the blanks.
    have, spend, how, training, passengers, cost, possible, possible.
           Many people are interested in the possibility of being able to travel to space in the future. It is expected that the (1)_______ of space travel will decrease and can be affordable to more citizens than only the very weathy.Scientists say that it is (2) _______ to take roughly a week to travel around the moon and to the earth.
           Tourists can (3)_______ most of the voyage in casual clothes like T-shirts and shorts or trousers. Moreover, vissitors (4)_______ to take part in (5)________ progammes before they are allowed to go inside the spacecraft. Professional astronauts must undertake at (6)________ two years of intensive training for any upcoming mission, so the (7)________ will need similar amount. They will need to know (8)________ to operate key parts of the spacecraft so that if there are any emergencies or issues in communications with mission control the could keep themselves and the spacecraft safe.

Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the blanks. There are more words than necessary

Solar energy is a very useful resource. Today 80% of the energy we use comes from fossil fuels and about 1% comes from solar energy. Fossil fuels are ................., that means that they are.............faster than they could be .........Also, fossil fuels are limited and cause pollution. They are the primary cause for.........that causes acid rain and ........... The good thing about solar energy is that it is.................because it is always replaced. Also, solar energy does not pollute the environment. There are four ways to use solar energy: passive solar heating system, active solar heating system, solar thermal power plants, and solar cells

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Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the blanks.

English art and architecture, the distinctive national art and (1) __________ that art may be said to have evolved in the 12^th century with the Norman style. Building (2) _________ that time was in what is commonly called the Saxon (3) ________ Anglo-Saxon style, which combined Roman (4) ________ Celtic features, it is represented (5) __________ sparse remains of monasteries, churches, and cathedral crypts, notable (6) __________ the use of long-and-short ashlar stonework (7) _________ churches were small, relatively simple structures, having one or (8) ________ towers and one or three aisles, with wooden or stone roofing.

I. Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the blanks.

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English art and architecture, the distinctive national art and (1) __________ that art may be saidto have evolved in the 12 th century with the Norman style. Building (2) _________ that time was inwhat is commonly called the Saxon (3) ________ Anglo-Saxon style, which combined Roman (4)________ Celtic features, it is represented (5) __________ sparse remains of monasteries,churches, and cathedral crypts, notable (6) __________ the use of long-and-short ashlar stonework(7) _________ churches were small, relatively simple structures, having one or (8) ________towers and one or three aisles, with wooden or stone roofing.

Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the le.

    there        ;            real             ;         sticking          ;        about     ;

    are           ;      legally             ; the               ;      at.

   Friendship is an interesting kind of love. There's no contast (1) _______ binding you two together, there's no unspoken rule (2) _________ loving each other unconditionally, and there's no (3) _______  blinding commitment to the opposite person other than what you are willing to put in to the relationship.                                 But maybe these (4) _______ the reasons why our relationships are so valuable. The option is always (5) ______ to back out at any time, and yet, with the really, really authentic ones, we never do.

    Because (6) _____ the end of the day - after the breakups and divorces and estrangements - we choose (7) _______ companions we want in our lives, and they are the ones worth (8) _______ around for.

II. Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the blanks.

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surface amounts some miles more

The moon very (l) _____________ has a very small core, just 1 to 2 percent of the moon's mass and roughly 420 (2) _____________ (680 km) wide. It likely consists mostly (3) _____________ iron, but may also contain large (4)_____________ of sulphur and other elements.

Its rocky mantle is (5) _____________ 825 miles (1,330 km) thick and made up of dense rocks rich in iron and magnesium. Magmas in the mantle made their way to the (6) _____________ in the past and erupted volcanically for (7)_____________ than a billion years - from at least four billion years ago to fewer than three billion years past.

The crust on top averages (8) _____________ 42 miles (70 km) deep. The outermost part of the crust is broken and jumbled (9) _____________ all the large impacts it has received, a shattered zone that gives way to intact material below a (10) _____________ of about 6 miles (9.6 km).

Question 4. Read the passage and use the given words in the box to fill in the blanks. (1pt)

popular / events / programs/ important / games / famous / radio /news / sport / play

Sports and games play an (1) __________ part in our lives. Everyone of us can (2) _______ a sport, or a game, or watch sports (3) ___________on TV or at the stadium. When you listen to the (4) ___________early in the morning, you can always hear sports (5) _________. When you open a newspaper, you will always find information about some (6) ____________, or an article about your favorite kind of sport. Television (7) ___________ about sport are also very (8) _____________, and you can watch something interesting nearly every day. Stories about (9) ___________ men and women in the world of (10) __________ are often very interesting

Read the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the le there real sticking about are legally the at Friendship is an interesting kind of love. There’s no contrast (1) __________ binding you two together, there’s no unspoken rule (2) ________loving each other unconditionally, and there’s no (3) ________blinding commitment to the opposite person other than what you are willing to put in to the relationship. But maybe these (4)________the reasons why our relationships are so valuable. The option is always (5) ________ to back out at any time, and yet, with the really, really authentic ones, we never do. Because (6) ________the end of the day- after the breakups and divorces and estrangements- we choose (7) ________companions we want in our lives, and they are the ones worth (8) ________around for.

I. Rend the following text and use the words given in the box to fill in the blanks.

          Arthur Wynne's first crossword puzzle was initially called word-cross and was diamond-shaped. The name (1) _____________ switched to cross-word, and then as a result of an accidental typo the hyphen was dropped, and the name became (2) _____________.

          Wynne based his crossword puzzle (3)_____________ a similar but much older game played in ancient Pompeii that translated (4) _____________Latin to English was called Magic Squares. In Magic Squares, the player is given a group of words and has to (5)_____________ them on a grid so that the words read the same way across and down.

          A crossword puzzle is very similar, except (6) _____________ of being given the words the player is given clues.

          Arthur Wynne added other innovations to the crossword puzzle. While the first puzzle was diamond-shaped, he later invented (7) _____________and vertical shaped puzzles; and Wynne (8)_____________ the use of adding blank black squares to a crossword puzzle.

          The crossword puzzle in a British publication (9)_____________published in Pearson's Magazine in February 1922. The (10) _____________New York Times crossword was published on February 1, 1930.

II. Read the text and use the words in the box to fill in the blanks.

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form more many suffer because

Teenagers today live in a very competitive world. It is (1) important than ever to succeed at
school if you hope to (2) a chance in the job market afterwards. It’s no wonder that many young
people worry (3) letting down their parents, their peers and themselves. To try to please everyone,
they take on too (4) tasks until it becomes harder and harder to balance homework assignments,
parties, sports activities and
friends. The result is that young people (5) from stress.
There are different ways of dealing with stress. Everyone knows that caffeine, in the (6)
of coffee or soft drinks, keeps you awake and alert. But caffeine is a drug which (7)
become addictive. In the end, like other drugs, caffeine only leads to more stress. There are better (8)
to deal with stress: physical exercise is a good release for stress, (9) it increases certain
chemicals in the brain which calm you down. You have to get enough sleep to (10) stress
and to stay healthy and full of energy.

III. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
If parents bring up a child with the sole aim of turning the child into a genius, they will cause a disaster.
According to several scientists, this is one of the biggest mistakes which ambitious parents make. Generally, the
child will be only too aware of what his parents expect, and will fail. Unrealistic parental expectations can cause
great damage to children.
However, if parents are not too unrealistic about what they expect their children to do, but are ambitious in a
sensible way, the child may succeed in doing very well – especially if the parents are very supportive of their
child.
Michael is very lucky. He is crazy about music, and his parents help him a lot by taking him to concerts and
arranging private piano and violin lessons for him. They even drive him 50 kilometers twice a week for violin
lessons. Michael’s mother knows very little about music, but his father plays the trumpet in a large orchestra.
However, he never makes Michael enter music competitions if he is unwilling.

Winston, Michael’s friend, however, is not so lucky. Both his parents are successful musicians, and they set
too high a standard for Winston. They want their son to be as successful as they are and so they enter him for
every piano competition held. They are very unhappy when he does not win. Winston is always afraid that he
will disappoint his parents and now he always seems quiet and unhappy.
1. Michael is fortunate in that .
A. his mother knows little about music
B. his parents help him in a sensibly way
C. his father is a musician
D. his parents are quite rich
2. Winston’s parents push their son so much and he .
A. has become a good musician
B. is afraid to disappoint them
C. has won a lot of piano competitions
D. cannot learn much music from them
3. One of the serious mistakes parents can make is to .
A. make their child become a musician
B. neglect their child’s education
C. push their child into trying too much
D. help their child to become a genius
4. The two examples given in the passage illustrate the principle that .
A. parents should let the child develop in the way he wants
B. parents should spend more money on the child’s education
C. successful parents always have intelligent children
D. successful parents often have unsuccessful children
5. Parents’ ambition for their children is not wrong if they .
A. understand and help their children sensibly
B. arrange private lessons for their children
C. force their children into achieving success
D. themselves have been very successful