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Thenew doctorgave hera healthcheck last year. Thatskirt istoosmall formy daughtertowear. Peterwill becomeourteammember, said Mary. Theywill builda bridgeovertheriver inmy hometownnextyear. His lecturewasso boringthat I left. Hissonshouldgoto Londonwith him for theweekend. Youshould buyanew bed tostay in. Newspaperscan be bought intheseshops. Jane isnot interested in voting becauseshe is just 17. Therearemany houses inthevillage. Rose isreallygoodat playingthepiano. Football is Smiths best sport. Shewasgivinga health check bythenew doctor lastyear. My daughter doesnt liketowearthatskirt. Marysaidthat Peter becometheirteam member. A bridgewill builtover theriver inmy hometownnextyear. > Iwasso boringwith his lecturethat I left. Hewasallowedtogo to Londonwith hisson fortheweekend. You havestayed in bed fora few days. Theseshopscan buy newspapers. Jane isnotold enough togotovote. Therearea lotof house inthevillage. Piano isthe bestto Rose. Football is betterthan anyothersport. Shewasgivea health check bythenew doctor lastyear. My daughter istoo small towearthatskirt. Marysaidthat Peter becametheirteam member. A bridgewill have been builtoverthe river inmy hometown nextyear. CO His lecturewasso ,bored that I left. Heallowed hissonto goto London forthe weekend. If Iwereyou, Iwould stay in bed fora few days. Youare bought newspapers inthese shops. Janecantgotovote for 17years. Therearemuch houses inthevillage. Rose lovesonly playingthepiano. Smith likesall kindsof sport. Shewasgivena health check bythenew doctor lastyear. Thatskirt isnt big enough formy daughtertowear. MarysaidthatPeter would becometheir teammember. A bridgewill be built overtheriverinmy hometownnextyear. n Hewasnotso boring, but I left. Hissoncould togoto London forthe weekend. If wereyou, Iwill stay in bed fora few days. Theseshopscan be boughtnewspapers. Jane isold togoto vote. Thevillage hasonly few houses. Playingthepiano is Roses best hobby. Smith prefersanyother sportto football. Shegavea health check bythenew doctor lastyear. Thatskirt is big formy daughtertowear. MarysaidthatPeter willbecometheirteam member. A bridgewill build the river inmy hometown nextyear. tK.) Cr% K.) th NJ 4= NJ U.) 22 KJ p NJ 0 ..... ‘C) I. 00 .. ) 1. al CA .. a ,. CO Thiscity doesnt haveanygoodrestaurants. Ithoughttheshirtwouldcostmorethan it did. What isthepriceofyour Macbook Air? Look at how black thesky is Therain is coming. Jack willcatch the bus, so he hasto leavenow. Therewasneveranyanswerwhenwerang. Itsa longtimesinceour lastconversation. Nickelandsilver donot differgreatly in appearance. Rosewanted Johntotake hertothestation. Beingtheonlychild inthe family, Iwasoften lonely. There isaspare bed inmy daughtersroom. We like field events. We liketeamgames. Shewalked quietly. She didntwanttowake the baby. Joestarted learningFrenchsixyearsago. 1 Therestaurants inthis cityareverygood. Theshirtcostmuch I morethanI had Howmuch doesyour Macbook Aircost? Look at how blackthe sky is It hasrained. If Jack leavesnow, he catch the bus. We had noanswer when itrang. We had aconversation fora longtime. There isgreat difference between nickel and silver. Johnwantedtosee Roseatthestation. Although Iamtheonly child inthe family, I wasoften lonely. My daughtersroom is aspareone. We like field events morethanteamgames. Shewalked quietlyso she didntwanttowake thebaby. Joe has been learning French sixyearsago. Therearenogood restaurants inthiscity. Theshirtcost lessthan I hadthought. What isyour MacBook Air? Look at how black the sky is It isgoingto rain. If Jack leavesnow, he will catch the bus. Everytimewerang, therewasntany Ourconversation lasted a longtime. The difference in appearance between nickelandsilver isnot great. Rosewasasked Johnto take hertothestation. Becauseof Iamthe onlychild inthe family, Iwasoften m r There isspareroom in y daughters bed. We like fieldevents but alsoteamgames. Shewalked such quietlythatshe didnt wanttowakethe baby. Joe has been learning French forsixyears. Therestaurants inthis cityarenotasgood as I thought. Ithoughttheshirtwas tooexpensive. Howmuch isyour Macbook Airscost? Look at how blackthe sky is Therain is going. Jackwillcatchthe bus before he leavesnow. We hadnoanswer although itrang. We haventtalked to eachother fora long time. The difference between ; nickel and silver is great. Rosetook Johntothe station. Because Iwastheonly child inthe family, I wasoften lonely. My daughtersroom hasgotaspare bed. We like both field games butalsoteam games. Shewalkedquietly althoughshe didnt wanttowakethe baby. Joestarted learning French forsixyears. Therestaurants inthis cityarenotso bad. I didntthinktheshirt would beexpensive. How doesyour Macbook Aircost? Lookat howblackthe sky is It israining. After Jack catchesthe bus, he leavesnow. When itrang, we did 1 notanswer. Our lastconversation was long. Appearance between nickelandsilver is great. Rose hadJohntake her tothestation. I wasoften lonelyso I wastheonlychild in the family. There ismy daughters roomspare. j We likenotonly field events butalsoteam games. Shewalked quietly becauseshe didntwant towakethe baby. Joe has beenstarting French forsixyears.Ca oo Ca ) or ca CA co a co Ca co co Ca 31 0 u.) ,C) Oo 27 The lasttimeshecame back to her housewas 10yearsago. Theyvesold thegrocery. Iused togoshopping there. Myofficegiveseveryoneapersonal parking area in frontof the building. David lost hisjob because hewas lazy. They finished their breakfastandthenthey left. Noone inmyclass isasgood at Mathsas Mary is. Thenewsof hergrandmothers death wasa greatshock to her. Norman isamuch better dancerthanme. Shecantcometotheparty becauseshe istoo busy. Mysisterand Ioftenwenttothatshop. He doesnot haveenough moneyto buyanew bicycle. Barbara isthetallestgirl in herclass. She did notcomeback to her house 10years ago. Theyvesold the grocerywhere Iused to goshopping. The building has its personal parkingarea. Davids lazymade him lose hisjob. They had left before they finished their breakfast. Mary is bestat Maths inmyclass. Before her grandmother died, she wasshocked. Normancan dance best thanme. She istoo busytocome totheparty. MysisterandIuseto gotothatshop. The bicycle isnotnew to buy. Nobody istallerthan Barbara. Shecame backtoan empty house for 10 years. Theyvesoldthe grocerywhere Iused to goshoppingthere. Apersonal parkingarea isgiventothe building. David lost hisjob so he was lazy. Afterthey had finished their breakfast, they left. Mary isasgoodat Maths inmyclass. Thenewsthat her grandmother had died wasagreatshock to her. Ican dancemoregood than Norman. She issuch busythat shecantcometothe party. Mysisterand I usedto gotothatshop. The bicycle istoo expensive for himto buy. Barbara isthetallest student. She hasnotcome back to her house for10 years. Theyvesold the grocerywhich Iusedto goshopping. Everyone isgivena personal parkingarea in frontof the building bymyoffice. Davidwasso lazythat he lost hisjob. Beforethey finished their breakfast, they left. Mary isthe bestat Maths inmyclass. Hergrandmother died whenshewasshocked. Norman isthe best dancer. She isso busytocome totheparty. Iwenttothatshopand somysister. The bicycle is expensiveto buy. Nobody in Barbaras class isastall asshe is Her housewas last empty for 10years. Theyvesold the grocerythatIused to goshopping. Myoffice isgivena personal parkingarea toeveryone inthe building. Becauseof losing his job, Davidwastoo Afterthey had left, they finishedtheirbreakfast. Mary is betterat Maths inmyclass. Aftershe had been shocked, her grandmother died. Icantdanceaswell as1 Norman. She isnot busyenough tocometotheparty. Iwenttothatshopand 1 somysister, too. He doesnotpreferto buyanew bicycle. Barbara istallerthan others.(11 0 a VD 00 aa .1 a C7‘ a tm a a La a ta ,..) a 40 30 Towritea book inaweek is impossible. Theplaywas boring. Itwas badlyactedand too long. Myson feels frightened when heseesasnake. Canyougivemethescissorsthatcutwell? Wearenot intheofficenow. Wecant helpyou with thepaperwork. Weunderstand morethanthey do. Theteachersaid to him, Whyareyou late again?. Thenew doctorgave hera healthcheck last week. Unless hephones hisgirlfriend immediately, shewill leaveaway. Isthistheonlywaytotake himoutofthe problem? Did youmeetyourcousinatthestation? We dontvisitourold friendsveryoften. Theplaywas boringso itwas badlyacted and too long. Myson feels frighteningwhen he Thescissorsthatcut well togiveme, can you? If wewere intheoffice now, wecould helpyou with thepaperwork. They dontunderstand anythingatall. Theteacherasked why was he lateagain. Shewasgivena health check bythenew doctor lastweek. If hisgirlfriend leaves away, he doesntphone her immediately. Istheproblemof taking himouttheonly way? Didyourcousinmeet atthestation? We dontvisitourold I friendsrarely. It is impossibletowrite a book inaweek. Theplaywas badly actedandtoo long although itwas boring. Myson is frightening snakes. Canthescissorswhich cutwell giveme? If wewere intheoffice now, we helpyouwith thepaperwork. They dontunderstand asmuch aswe do. Theteacheraskedwhy hewas lateagain. Shewas beinggivena healthcheck bythe new doctor lastweek. Unless hephones his girlfriend immediately, shewillnot leave away. Isntthereanyother waytotake himoutof theproblem? Wasyourcousinmetat thestation? Werarelyvi sitourold I friends. Aweek is impossible fora book writing. Theplaywasboring because itwas badly actedand too long. Myson isafraid of snakes. Thescissorsgiveme whichcancutwell. Ifwe have been inthe officenow, wecould helpyouwiththe paperwork. Wearevery intelligent. Theteacherasked him to benot lateagain. Shewasgivinga health check bythenew doctor lastweek. When hisgirlfriend leavesaway, hephones her immediately. Is itanotherwayto take himoutof the problem? Didyourcousingoto thestation? Wealwaysvisitourold 1 friends. Aweeksbook is impossiblywritten . Theplaywas badly acted and too longas it wasboring. Asnake is frightening myson. k.i111yougivemeLUC scissorswhichcut well? Ifweare intheoffice now, wecan helpyou withthepaperwork. Theyaremore intelligentthanus. Theteachersaidto him notto be lateagain. She isgoingtogivea healthchecktothenew doctor. If he doesntphone his girlfriend immediately, shewill leaveaway. Istaking himoutof the problemtheonlyway? Wereyourcousinmeet atthestation? Wevisitrarelyourold friends. Writinga book is i mpossible foraweek .CN 0 t.1 0 th 00 tri .1 CM as VI tli LA A VI W CA k) CA • Themeetingwascancelled becausetherewere notenough participants. Shewrotea letterto himtwomonths later. Carscauseairpollution. Peoplestill wantthem. Theteacherwasmarkingthetestsand the studentswere doingtheexercises. Itwassuchanamusingnewsthat Rose burst intotears. Peoplesaythat Mark and Ericareeffective workers. They didnt learnthepoems by heart. They failed theexam. Nobodytoldthechildrenwhatto do intheir freetime. I amsurethatshewill not fail theexam. The daywassonicethat Iwentout forawalk. Therewereso few participantsthatthe meetingwascancelled. Hewrotea letterto her twomonths later. Becausecarscauseair pollution, peoplestill wantthem. Theteacherwas markingthetestswhile thestudentswere doing theexercises. Thenewswasso amused which Rose burst intotears. Thatsays Mark and Ericareworked effectively. If they had learntthe poems by heart, they wouldnt have failed theexam. Thechildrenwerenot told whatto do intheir freetime. Shemustnt failthe exam. Itwassuchanice day that Iwentout fora walk. Themeetingwas cancelled sotherewere notenough participants. Shegota letter from himtwomonths later. Carscauseair pollution, therefore peoplestill wanttouse Theteachertold the studentsto dothe exercises, thenmarked I thetests. Thenewswastoo amusingthatRose burst intotears. Peoplesaythat Mark and Ericareeffective working. If they have learntthe poems by heart, they wouldnt have failed theexam. Children did nottell anybodywhatthey did intheir freetime. Shecant fail theexam. Itwassoanice day that Iwentout fora walk. Althoughthemeeting wascancelled, there werenotenough participants. A letter iswritten by hertwomonths later. Although carscauseair pollution, peoplestill wantthem. Thestudentswere doingtheexercises whentheteacher marked thetests. Thenewswasso amusingthat Rose burst intotears. Peoplesaythat Mark and Ericwork effectively. If they had learntthe poems by heart, they would have failed the exam. Nobodytold the children intheir free time. She hasnt failed the exam. Anice daymademeto goout forawalk. Therewerenot participantsenough so themeetingwas cancelled. A letterwaswrittento himtwomonths later. Carscauseairpollution sopeoplestill wantto usethem. Theteacherwas markingthetestswhile thestudents did the exercises. Thenewswassuch amused that Rose burst intotears. Saypeoplethat Mark and Ericareworked effectively. If they had learnthe poems by heart, they wouldnt have failed theexam. Childrentold nobody whatto do intheir free time. Sheshouldnt fail the 1 exam. The daywassuchnice that Iwentout fora walk.I I , I 0 01 C, 0 00 1:71 .1 C:r C71 CN Ch 01 a 01 C.4) CA IN) CA la There isalwaystroublewhenshecomestovisit me. We boughtanewcaryesterday, said my neighbor. Kellysparentsgave hera bike for herbirthday. The flight from Londonto New York lasted five hours. Thewoman ismyaunt. Sheworksasaplastic surgeon. Myexam lasted longerthan hers. Katherinewanted to knowthetime. He doesntusuallystayupso late. She isterriblyrich. Shecanafford to buy almostanything. I havetoget home beforenine. Otherwisemy fatherwill beangrywithme. Ittook meonlysomeminutestotravel towork. Therewas littletraffic. Whenshevisitsme, shecomestotrouble. Myneighborsaid that they had boughtanew carthedayafter. Kellysparentswere givena bike for her birthday. FromLondonto New Yorktook five hours. Thewoman, who worksasaplastic surgeon ismyaunt. Herexamwasntas shorttimeasmine. Katherinewantedto knowwhattime is it. Heused tostayup late. She issorich thatshe can buyalmost anything. I havetoget home beforeninesomy fatherwillbeangry with me. Littletraffic brought mesomeminutesto traveltowork. Whenevershe has trouble, shecomesto visitme. Myneighborsaid that they hadboughtanew carthe day before. Kellysparentsgavea bikeasa birthday present. Ittook five hoursto fly from Londonto New York. Thewomanwhoworks asaplasticsurgeon is myaunt. Herexamwas longer thanmine. Katherinewanted to know howthetimeran. Heusuallystaysup late. Shecanafford to buy almostanything although she isterribly • Although I havetoget homebeforenine, my fatherwill beangry with me. Ittookmeonlysome minutestotravelto workalthough there was littletraffic. Wheneverthere is trouble, shecomesto visitme. Myneighborsaid that theyboughtanewcar the dayafter. A bikewasgivento Kellysparents in her birthday. Londonto New York took five hours fora flight. Thewomanwhich worksasaplastic surgeon ismyaunt. Herexamtooka shortertimethanmine. Katherinewanted to knowwhatwasthe time. He doesntusetostay up late. She issuch richthat shecan buyalmost anything. If I havetoget home beforenine, my father will beangrywith me. Travellingtowork took mesomeminutes. Whenevershecomesto visitme, there is trouble. Myneighborsaid that they boughtanewcar I the day before. Kellywasgivena bike for her birthday by her parents. Ittookthe flight from Londonto NewYork five hours. Thewomanwhom worksasaplastic surgeon ismyaunt. Herexamtook timeas longasmine. Katherinewantedto knowwhatthetime was. He isnotused to stayingupso late. Despitethe factthat she isterriblyrich, she canafford tobuy anvthin My fatherwill beangry withme if I dontget home beforenine. Becausetherewas little traffic, ittook meonly someminutestotravel towork.84 83 00 00 8 0 I ‘.0 1 00 .1 CN .1 1 VI 74 73 IJ Myson findsstudyingatnightdifficult. My fatherhasagood knowledgeofcar Mymotherspentaboutone hourcleaningthe blanket. David doesnt haveacar, so hewalkstowork. Walking intherainalwaysgives herpleasure. Iam havingawonderful holiday here. I dont wantto leave. Hemadegreatprogress in hisstudy lastyear. I boughtall the ingredients. Ineededthemto prepareacake. Rose, youaresobeautiful today, said John. Iwould liketothank yoursister for her help. Itstarted torain 2 hoursago. Hestayed at home. Itrained hard. Hemustclean hissuit beforethejob interview. Myson is difficultto studyatnight. My father knowsa lot aboutcarengines. Ittook mymother aboutan hour for cleaningthe blanket. If David had acar, he would notwalkto work. She isgiventhe pleasureonwalking in Iam havinga wonderful holiday although I dontwantto leave. Greatprogresswas made in hisstudy last year. I boughtallthe ingredientsof which I needed topreparea cake. John likes Roses beautytoay. Yoursisterthanksme for her help. It has beenrained for 2 hours. Hestayed at home. So, itrained hard. Hissuitneedstoclean beforethejob interview. Myson isnotused to studyingatnight. My father hasgota lot of carengines. The blanket has been cleaned foraboutan hour. If David hasacar, he will notwalk towork. Herpleasuregives her towalk intherain. Havinga holiday isso wonderful that I dont wantto leave. Greatprogresswere made in hisstudy last year. I boughtall the ingredientswhichI neededthemtoprepare acake. Johnsaid that Rosewas so beautiful that day. Iamverygrateful to yoursister for her help. Itrained for 2 hours. Because itrained hard, hestayed at home. Hissuitmust be cleaned beforethejob interview. Studyingatnight finds1 it difficulttomyson. My father knowsabout a lotofcarengines. Ittook mymother aboutan hourtoclean the blanket. If David had had acar, hewouldnt have walked towork. Shealwaysenjoys walking intherain. Iam havingsuch a wonderful holiday here that I dontwantto leave. Hisstudy hasmade greatprogress lastyear. Ineeded themto prepareacakewhich I boughtall the ingredients. Johnsaysto Rosethat she is beautiful today. Iamvery happywith yoursister for her help. It had rained for 2 hours. Although itrained hard, hestayedat When hegoestothe job interview, hecleans hissuit. Myson is lazywhen studyingatnight. My father isgood at repairingcarengines. Cleaninga blanket is spentaboutan hour. If David hasacar, he i would walktowork. Walking intherain is givento her. I dontwantto leave herewhile Iam having awonderful holiday. Greatprogressmade in hisstudy lastyear. I boughtall the ingredientswhich I needed topreparea cake. Rose isso beautiful 1 today, Johnsays. Yoursister isvery happy for her helping me. It hasrained for 2 hours. Itrained hardbecause hestayed at home. Afterthejob interview, hecleans hissuit.94 Ci fJ.) 1`C , ..) ‘.0 p, VD 0 4) 00 00 00 00 4 00 ON 00 VI Whata lovely dress Dont forgettotakeanumbrella Itmightrain. Iwastypinganemail whenoneofmy friends phoned me. Therearemanystudentsplaying football inthe school yard. Would you liketo have lunchwithmethis Saturday, Lan? said he. The driverstopped hiscar. Anoldmancould crosstheroad. Theprofessorgavea lectureonebanking. He isa famouseconomist. That kind of stories doesntamuseme. Although Iadmire hiscomedies, Icantagree thattheyare betterthan hisplays. Thesetwomobilephonesareslightly different. How lovelythe dress is If youtakeanumbrella, 1 itmightrain. Oneof my friends phoned mewhen Iwas typinganemail. Manystudentsare playing football inthe school yard. Lan invited himto have lunchwith herthat Saturday. Anold mancould cross theroad beforethe driverstopped hiscar. Theprofessorwho he isa famouseconomist gavea lectureonebanking. That kind of storiesare notamusingtome. Despiteof admiring his comedies, Icantagree I thattheyare betterthan hisplays. There isaslight difference between thesetwomobile phones. Howthe dress is lovely Remembernotto forget anumbrella. Itmight • rain. One friend was phoningmewhen Iwas typinganemail. Intheschool yard has manystudentsplaying football. He invited Lanto have lunch with himthat Saturday. The driverstopped his car becauseanoldman couldcrosstheroad. Theprofessorgavea lectureonebanking who he isa famous economist. That kind of stories doesntgivemeany amusement. Inspiteofadmiring his comedies, Icantagree thattheyare betterthan hisplays. A difference between thesetwomobile phones isslightly. What lovelythe dress is Remembertotakean umbrella Itmightrain. While Ityped anemail, a friend phoned me. Manystudents have played football inthe school yard. He let Lanto have lunchwith himon Saturday. The driverstopped his carsothatanoldman could crosstheroad. Theprofessorthat isa famouseconomistgave a lectureebanking. That kind of stories givesmeany amusement. Inspitetoadmiring his comedies, Icantagree thattheyare betterthan hisplays. Thesetwomobile phonesareslight difference. What dress is lovely If itrains, youshould takeanumbrella. Anemail wastyped whenoneof my friends phoned me. Manystudentsare goingtoplay football intheschool yard. HesaidLan ifshe wanted to have lunch with himthisSaturday. Afteranoldmancould crosstheroad, the driverstopped hiscar. Theprofessorwho isa famouseconomistgave a lectureonebanking. That kind of stories is notamused tome Inspiteadmiring his comedies, Icantagree thattheyare betterthan hisplays. Thesetwomobile phones differslight.1.....1 0 0 140 VD 14•0 00 1 40 .7 VD ON O I.J1 John doesntalwaystell thetruth, I amafraid. I hate living inanoisycity. Theteacherasked Doyouunderstand my question? John findstheeconomicarticle interesting. Therainwasso heavythatwecouldnt drive. Could youtellmethewaytothe National Conference Centre? Iamafraid that John tellsthetruth. l amscared of living in anoisycity. Theteacheraskedthe students if they understood his John is interested inthe economicarticle. Itrained so heavilywe couldnt drive. Couldyoutell me wheretogotothe National Conference John doesnttellthe truthbecause Iam afraid. r Living inanoisycity is boring. Heasked thestudents to haveunderstood his questions. Theeconomicarticle is interested in John. Itrained so heavilythat wecouldnt drive. Youcouldtellmethe directions for National Conference Centre? Youcant believe John because henevertells thetruth. I amnot keenon living inanoisycity. Hesaid tothestudents tounderstand the questions. John is interesting in theeconomicarticle. Itrained so heavythat wecouldnt drive. Isthereanyotherway togotothe National Conference Centre? l amafraidso John doesntalwaystell the truth. Iactually liketo livein anoisycity. Theteacherasked the studentstounderstand hisquestions Theeconomicarticle is very interesting. Itrained heavilythat wecouldnt drive. Couldyoutellme how togettothe National Conference Centre?ci z Which of the followingwastrueaboutcanvas? Which of the followingcan bethemain ideaof thepassage? WORNIN THEUSA Levi Strausscouldnotthink that hewouldmakeanew fashionwhen hestarted his businesscareer. I n 1 853 hearrived in California fromNew York. He intendedtosellstrongcanvas (piecesof cloth)tominerstomaketents. However, LeviStrauss found thatthe minersneeded hard wearingpants. So hetook hiscanvastoa localtailorandasked himtomakeseveralpairsof pants. Minersusedtoputgoldore intotheirpockets, so Levidecidedtomakeeachpocketstrongerwithcooperrivets. Theywereagreat success becausetheminers loved them. When Levi ranoutofcanvas, his brothers sent himanew fabriccalleddenim. Denimwasasoft, durable fabric, whichwas morecomfortableandeasiertowearthancanvas. Jeanswere importanttothepeopleof thenineteenthcentury, especially farmers, cowhands, railroadworkers, andminers. Thiswas becausetheyweresostrongand didntwearouteasily. Sopeoplewho didntmakea lotofmoney didnt haveto continually buynewpants. Butonlyuntilmid 20thcentury didtheteenagersturnjeans into fashionablewear. Jeanswereconsideredsexy, dangerousandworn byromanticcowboysand Hollywoi Andso, theworlcwear forminersofthe lastcentury has becomea fashionphenomem Passageand questions itwassoftand durable. Howminers workwearwere made. > Itwas imported from New York. How US people gottowear denims. c Itwaspopular withtai lors. Howwork clothes becamea fashion. C) Itwasused to maketents. How Levi Strauss made his fortune. cWhoturned jeans into fashion? Whywerejeanssopopular inthe 19thcentury? Whatcan be learned about Levi Strauss? Marion Brando, James Deanand Elvis Presley Theywerecheap. Hewore hard pants. Farmers, cowhands, railroad workers, and miners Theywere continuallynew. Hewaspoorat first. c 0 .tol to) ff 6 1 a — zr; Theywere durable. Hecreated a newtypeof clothes. Youngpeople — living inthemid 20th century Theyweresoft. Hewaspopular withminers.IQ Which of the following is NOTmentionedabout Cecilia? Where isthispassagemostprobably found? BLACK HOLLYWOOD Patricia Denningstars inasad movieaboutambitionand heartbreak. When Cecilia leavescollege in Texas, she haseverything:awonderful boyfriend, Carl, an interestingjob and anexpensive house inaprettytown. Her life isperfect. Even her black Labrador dog, Perky, isastar: hewinsthe local dogcompetitionand Hollywood wantstoput him inamovie. Ceciliagoesto Hollywood with himand leaves her boyfriend alone back home. Whenthestudio fires Perky, Cecilia decidestostay in Hollywood and triesto getothermovieroles for her beautiful dog. Carl asks Ceciliatomakeachoice:come homeand stop behavingcrazily, or staythere forever. Cecilia decidestostay in Hollywood and wantsto becomean actress herselfShesends Perky back to Texasand startsanactingcourse. After sixmonths, Ceciliarealizesshecantactand shemisses home, butit s too late. Carl has found anothergirlfriend. Ceciliatriestowin him back, and also discoversa lotabout herself on her longjourney. This isaverysadmovie, which makesyouthinkaboutwhatwewant from life. Patricia Denning isveryconvincingas Cecilia, butthestarof themovie is gorgeous Perky, the black Labradorwhostealsour hearts. Black Hollywood is incinemas fromnextweek. Shecomes froma rich family. Inamovie book Shegraduates from a Texascollege. Inatalk show She lovesa mannamed Carl. Inacinema poster She hasabeautiful dog. Inamoviereview(...4 William Henry Gates III (Bill)was bornon October 28, 1955, in Seattle, Washington. Bill wentto Lakeside Schoolwhere hewasexcellent inmath and scienceand did well in dramaand English. Bill became interested incomputerprogrammingwhen hewas 13. At Lakeside, Billmet Paul Allen, whoshared his interest incomputers. Atage 17, Bill and Allenwerepaid 20,000 for TrafOData, aprogramused tocounttraffic. Inearly 1973, hescored 1590outof 1600 ontheSATand wasaccepted by Harvard University. There Bill met Steve Ballmer—a Microsofts CEO. Meanwhile, Paul Allen dropped outof Washington Collegetowork on computersat Honeywell Corporation. Heconvinced BillGatesto leave Harvard and and theytogetherstarted anewsoftwarecompany in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Theycalled it MicroSoft. Thisnamewas laterchanged to Microsoft whenthecompanywasmoved to Bellevue, Washington. In 1980, IBMasked Microsoft towritesoftwaretoruntheirnewpersonal computer, the IBM PC. Overtheyears, Microsoft developed manynew technologiesand someof theworldsmostpopularsoftwareand productssuch as Word and Power Point. Microsoft has becomeoneof the largestcompanies in theworld. Why does Ceciliastay in Hollywood? What is Carlsreactionto Cecilia living in Hollywood? When doesCeciliaswonderfuladventure begin? Shewantsto becomean actress. He isenvious. Whenshegoes onvacationto Hollywood. She loves her house in Texas. Hesupset. Whenshe buysthe house inapretty town. She doesnt haveenough money. Hes supportive. Whenshe marries her boyfriend, Carl. Carl hasanother 1 girlfriend. He doesntcare. When her dogwins acompetition.Wherewas Microsoftestablished? Which of the following istrueaboutSteve Ballmer? What is TrafOData? Whichof the following istrueabout Paul Allen? Whichofthe following isthemostappropriatetitleof thepassage? st t ga a I Hescored high ontheSAT. .2 atrafficcontrol system cg a E. Z CD < P .1 a < w (1) in c4 .. ,• p o a Computer programming co a w Fir Hestudied at Washington College. asoftwarecompany He is interested in computer programming. Microsoft Bellevue Hewenttothe same universityas BillGates. BillGates first company 5 o n p= a w a 94 a a a a a. § P CC = 0 a a cn r CO co, E. a Hewasthe first CEO of Microsoft. acomputer program He hired BillGates to develop computersoftware. IBMand MicrosoftA Which of the followingwouldbethe besttitle forthethird paragraph? What isatarantula? What does uniquemean inthesecond paragraph? Wherearespiders NOT found? Which of the followingstatements best describespiders? SPIDERS Spidersarenot insects Theyareactuallyarachnids invertebrates(animals without backbones). They haveeight legsand injectvenom. Spidersare found oneverycontinentexcept Antarctica. Thereareover 44,000 known kindsof spiders. Spidersare found everywhereand areoften found in homes Spidersareuniqueamonganimals inthatmanyspinwebsoutof silk. The webscatch insectsand thespiderseatthem later. Largerspiderssuch as tarantulasattack insectsratherthanspinwebs. Mostspiderseat insects, but tarantulasand largerspiderswill eatsmall lizardsand mammalsaswell. Manypeople fearspiders. Mostspiders, however, aretotally harmlessto humansand areactually beneficial becausetheyeat insects. Eventhe largest tarantula, theGoliath Birdeating Tarantula is harmlessto humans. A tarantula bite issaid to beaboutaspainful asa beesting. Somespiders, however, such as the Black Widow Spider, are dangerousto humans. Bites fromthesespiders usuallyrequire immediatemedical attention. Spider Habitats An insect Similarto In Antarctica Mostare harmful to humans. Spider Webs A lizard PIO I In deserts Mostarenot harmful to humans. Spider Diet Aspiderweb Different In homes All are harmful to humans. Spider Bites A largespider Fun 1 I ncoldclimates Noneare harmful to humans.(.., What doestheword proportionally meaninthesecondparagraph? Which ofthe followingwould NOT describea TRex? Whichquestion is NOTanswered inthe firstparagraph? TYRANNOSAURUS REX Tyrannosaurus Rex, also knownasTRex, lived inwhat isnow Western NorthAmerica. AtthetimetheTRex lived, thecontinentwas knownas Larimidia. TheTRex lived between 8566millionyearsago. The TRex is thoughtto beoneofthe lastnonflying dinosaurs intheworld. TheTRexwasoneofthe largest landanimalsever foundonearth. Itwas nearly 40 feet long, 13 feettall. The TRexcouldweigh from fourtoseven tons. Scientists knowthatthe TRex hadamassiveskulland a long, heavy tailtosupport itsmass. Thearms, althoughproportionallyverysmall, were powerful withtwoclawed digits(like fingers). The hindlegsofthis dinosaur were longand powerful. Studies havesuggested thatthe TRexpossessed themostpowerful biteof any land animalto have livedon Earth. According toastudy by Karl Batesand Peter Falinkgham(2012), the biteof a TRex wasthreeanda half tithesmorepowerful thanthatof a Great White Shark and 15timesmorepowerfulthanthe biteofanAfrican Lion. Scientistsalso believethatthe bodyof the TRexwaspartiallycovered in feathers forat leastpartof itsexistenceon Earth. Scientistsarealsonot in agreementconcerningwhetherornotthe TRexwascoldblooded (likea typicalreptile). There isconsiderableevidencethatthe TRex hadsome mechanism formaintainingamoreconstantbodytemperature. A dinosuar with amassive skull. Did the TRex fly? a B in i w w cr • •, I A dinosaurwith strong hindlegs. How largewas the TRex? o 1 cr w cr CZ I A dinosaur weighingsix tons. Where did the TRex live? 7t co CIO Z .1 A, 1< I A dinosaurwith I longarms. When didthe TRex live?CrN JUSTIN BIEBER Justin Bieberwas born in Ontario, Canadaon March 1, 1994. Asayoung boy, Justin enjoyed playing hockey, soccer, and musicandtaught himself toplayguitar, pianoand drums. When hismotherrealized that Justin had musical talent, she begantoupload videosof himsingingon You Tube. Justinsvideoscaughttheattentionof popstar Usher, whowas impressed with theyoungsingerand signed himto hisrecord company. In 2009, Biebers debutalbum, My World, wasreleased tothepublicand One Time became his firstsongplayed on international radiostations. Thatsameyear, Justin performed onpopulartelevisionshowssuch as Good Morning Americaand Today. He evensang for President Obamaatthe White House for Christmas in Washington. In 2010, Bieberwenton his firstofficial tourtopromote hisalbums My World and My World 2.0. Bythistime, Bieberwaswell knownasateenage heartthrob with his streetwisestyle includingbackwards hat, hoodies, dogchains, and colorful sneakers. Biebersoongained millionsof followersonsocial medianetworkssuch as Twitter. As of 2013, Bieber had over 45million Twitter followers, morethananyotherperson, and had penned over 23,000 tweets. Biebersvideo Baby has beenviewed over 900 milliontimeson YouTube. Fansof Justin Bieberarereferred toas Beliebers. Beingworld famousatage 16, however, doesnotcomewithoutcontroversy. Bieber has also been involved inseveral quarrelswith fansand photographersand has beencited forcareless driving. What isnot inagreementamongscientists? Inwhatway did theauthorcomparethe lionand the TRex? If the TRexwas coldblooded. Bythesizeof theirteeth. If the FRexwasthe largest dinosaur. Bythepowerof their bites. Ifthe TRex maystill be alivetoday. Bythe thicknessof theirskin. If the TRex hada stronger bitethan the Great Wh ite Shark. Bythesizeof their jaws.What doesthe lastparagraph suggest? Which of the following bestsupportsthe ideathat Justin isverypopularonthe internet? When did Justin Bieberappearon Good Morning America? Which of the following is NOTanswered inthe firstparagraph? Which of the following isthemain ideaof the firstparagraph? (4. 4 5 8 z 0 a ‘n — 14 cr to co E• Fr 0 0 W . r6 it • . co ro co 1 co . U, His fansarecalled Beliebers. In 2009 Wherewas Justin Bieber born? How Justinsmusic careerstarted. Justin Biebershould gotojail to learna lesson. Hewearscolorful sneakers. In 2010 What instruments did Justinteach himself to play? How Justin becamea famous hockeyplayer. o o ,0 lo = V, t v = 0 • V I co a oo cn He hasmore than 45million twitter followers. In 2008 Whatsports did Justin liketo playwhen he wasa boy? How Justin learned music. Justin Biebershould bemorecareful when driving. Hesang for President Obama. In 20 13 Whatmusicians did Justin like listening when he Wasa boy? How Justins first albumarrived..1 When didthe idea forthe book festivalstart in Los Angeles? How long doesthe festival last? Whosponsored this book festival? Accordingthe firstparagraph, which isnottrueaboutthe Los Angelespeople? Which of the following isthe besttitle forthepassage? Peoplejokethatnoone in Los Angelesreads; everyonewatches TV, rents videos, orgoestothemovies. Themostpopularreadingmaterialsarecomic books, moviemagazines, and TVguides. Very fewpeoplegotocity libraries. But how doyouexplainthis? Anannual book festival inwest Los Angeles is soldout yearafteryear. Peoplewait half an hour foraparkingspaceto becomeavailable. Thisoutdoor festival issponsored byanewspaper. Itoccursevery April forone weekend. The festival featured 280 exhibitors. Therewereabout90talksgiven byauthors. Autograph seekerssoughtoutmorethan 150authors. A food court sold all kindsof popularand ethnic foods, from American hamburgersto Hawaiianshave ice drinks. Except fora 7parking fee, the festival was free. Evenso, somepeopleavoided the food courtprices by bringingtheirown sandwichesand drinks. Peoplecame fromall over California. Onecouple drove down from San Francisco. This isoursixth year herenow. We love it, said the husband. Its just fantasticto be inthegreatoutdoors, to beamongsomany booksand authors, and togetsomeverygood deals, too. The idea forthe festival occurred yearsago, butnobody knew if itwould succeed. Although book festivalswerealreadypopular inother US cities, would Los Angelesresidentsembraceone? Angelenosareveryunpredictable, said oneof the festival founders. Lastyear Sixmonths Anewspaper Theywantto build more Outdoor festivals in Los Angeles Earlythisyear Oneweek A bigcompany Theyonlywatch TV, rentvideosand Reading habits in Los Angeles Tenyearsago Onemonth Auniversity Theyspend moretimeon A festival of books in Los Angeles Longtimeago Two days The local They donot like reading. Meetingwith l authors in Los Angeles00 1 Howoften didthethieves illegallyenter housesand businesses lastyear? Which of the followingshowsus howthegangsmakesmostof theirmoney? Whichof the followingcan bethemain ideaof thepassage? __NEM EMNIM _ I _ _ _ . Crime inthecityof Clio hita30yearlowlastyear. Clio hasapopulationof 28,000, but it hasat least30gangs. Thegangsmakemostoftheirmoney from dealing drugsand offering protection.Theyalsocommitviolentcrimes, suchasmurder, battery, and rape. Therewere 1,486thefts lastyear. Mostofthethefts involvedcars. Thievesalsorobbed thepeopleatgunpointorpickpocketed them. Twoyearsago, they broke into housesand businessestwicea day, butoncea day lastyear. Thepolice force has helped reducecrime. Foryearsandyears, kidswere lockingup their bikesat bikestands in frontof schools, libraries, and malls. About 10percentof thetime, the kidswould comeoutof theschool orwhereverand discoverthattheir bike wasstolen. Thepolice have beentryingto find asolutiontothisproblem. Finally, atthe beginningof lastyear, theysimplyremovedmostof thebikestands. Thenthe bicycle theft ratecame downquickly. Mostcities inthestate havesimilarproblems. Theyall involvetoomanypeople, too I much crime, too fewpolice, andtoo little funding. Theseproblemscan be foundeveryw Everytwo days Bystealing bikes and cars Bicyclethefts in thecityof Clio Oncea day Byrobbing banks and businesses 1 Crime inthecity of Clio Twicea day By breaking into housesand businesses Howtocopewith crime inthecity Twiceaweek By buyingand selling drugsand offeringprotection 1 Policeachievement inreducingthefts‘1) VALUABLE GUITAR FOUND Laurence Lennon, 44, aclassical guitaristwasamazed to hear from New York City policethat hisvaluableguitar had been found. It disappeared almostayearago when hegotoutofataxi and forgottotaketheguitarwith him. When herealized the loss, Lennonused hiscell phonetocallthepolice. The policewomanasked him forthenameof thetaxi company, thenumberof thetaxi, and thenameofthe driver. Shethentold Lennontowriteareportaboutthemissing guitaratthepolicestationoronline. Shesaid that finding theguitarmighttakea coupleof years. Thisyear has beenawful, saidLennon. I had to delaytherecordingof twonew CDs. Ive beenusing borrowedguitars. And I was losing hopeof ever findingmy guitar. Lennonwasreunitedwith his100,000 guitaryesterday. Thecaseand theguitar had been discovered inacoffeehouseonlytwo blocks fromwhere Lennonhad lost it. Lennon had offered a10,000reward for itsreturn. Hesaid hewould givethe rewardtothecoffeehouseowner, who had informed thepolice. Thepolice departmentprepared anewsreleaseabout itssuccess ingettingtheguitar. Fromthe lastparagraph wecanunderstand that What did thepolice dotoreducethenumberof bikethefts? peoplecanavoid crime Theyasked studentsnottoput their bikesoutside schools. crimewill gradually decrease They introduced a newtypeof bicycle locks. thereshould be morepolice in cities Theyremoved mostof the bike stands. crime isaproblem of mostcities Theyemployed certainpeopleto watch the bikes.Whatwould Lennon dowhen hisguitarreturned? Wherewas hisguitar found? Howmuch timemightthepolicetaketo findtheguitar? Which of the followingwasnotaskedtobereported bythepolicewoman? Howdid Laurence Lennon feel when he learned that hisguitarwas found? Hewouldgive1 thenewsto . others. Inapolicestation Itmight be found verysoon. thenameof taxi company > = Hewouldgivethe reward tothe coffeehouseowner. 5 co a x . Itmightnever be found. thenameof the guitarproducer Surprised 0 ? CO 5 ro = Inastreet corner Oneyear thenumberof thetaxi Disappointed Hewould give 10,000 tothe police. Inacoffeehouse Several years thenameof thetaxi driver X co so ts g