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Nowadays, we are all aware of the fact that we (1) be eating a healthy diet We get advice from (2) ; TV, radio, magazines, books, videos and the Internet as well (3) friends, colleagues and family Well, if you find all this advice a little confusing, then there is now a much simpler solution, dieting by colour The colour Diet is (4) on the theory that the natural colour of food reflects (5) nutritional content For example green food (6) as broccoli, spinach and lettuce (7) high levels of beta carotene and glucose These help reduce the risk of cancer, are a good source of iron and act as powerful antioxidants, while yellow foods like bananas, corn and lemons have potassium and vitamin C which can reduce the pain of arthritis, reduce stress and be a good source (8) energy The principles of the colour diet are very easy to follow Make sure that each metal contains a (9) of colours, and you will be eating a balanced, healthy diet But remember, the colours have to be natural Eating a packet of Smarties a day will not give you anything (10) toothache
1 A will B need C ought D should
2 A anywhere B somewhere C evrywhere D elsewhere
3 A as B by C from D to
4 A fixed B based C written D formed
5 A its B his C her D their
6 A like B such C similar D including
7 A add B own C need D contain
8 A in B to C of D for
9 A variety B minimum C blend D pattern
10 A from B but C apart D except Number 2
On December 4, 1872, Captain David Morehouse spotted another ship It was sailing without direction, (1) he approached it in (2) to offer help (3) , when he reached the ship he found that it (4) been abandoned (5) evrything was soaked with seawater, Captain Morehouse managed to sail it to Gibraltar The name of the ship was Mary Celeste and what happened to the crew remains a mystery The ship's cargo consisted of industrial alcohol and, according to one theory, this (6) have started to leak (7) that the ship was about to go up in flames, the captain (8) _ have ordered everyone into the lifeboat, (9) then became separated from the ship However, it is unlikely that we will ever find (10) the truth
1 A so B since C but D because
2 A purpose B intention C order D aim
3 A Therefore B However C Next D As a result
4 A has B was C were D had
5 A Despite B However C Although D Because
6 A an B may C can't D will
7 A Believed B Believe C Believing D Belief
8 A might B can C ought D should
9 A that B which C who D where
10 A off B on C in D out
Number 3
BETTE NESMITH GRAHAM - A WOMAN IN BUSINESS
Bette Nesmith Graham had always wanted to be an artist, but in the 1940s, she was a (1) mother with a child to (2) She learned typing and found work as a secretary She was an efficient employee who was (3) of her work and tried to find a better way to correct typing She remembered that artists painted over their mistakes, so why not typists?
With this idea in (4) , Graham put paint, the same colour as the office stationary, into a bottle and took her brush to work She used this to correct her typing mistakes and her boss never (5) Soon everyone in the office was using it
In 1956, Graham started the Mistake Out Company from her home Her kitchen (6) a laboratory in which she mixed up an improved product (7) her food mixer Although she worked (8) hours, she made little money Then, one day she made a mistake at work that she couldn't correct, and her boss sacked her She now had the time to (9) to selling Liquid Paper, and the business boomed By 1967, it was a million-dollar (10)
1 A single B lonely C alone D solitary
2 A carry B support C provide D maintain
3 A pleased B arrogant C boastful D proud
4 A heart B mind C head D thought
5 A found B understood C realised D recognised
6 A became B converted C turned D developed
7 A into B by C with D through
(2)9 A pass B spend C invest D devote 10 A work B production C business D trade
Number 4
THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
Would you like a job where you could eat chocolate (1) day? Well, such a job does exist! Did you know that most chocolate factory (2) chocolate tasters? Their job is to taste the chocolate while it is being (3) and say if it is too sweet or too bitter You have to be very good at tasting different (4) and you have to comment on (5) the chocolate feels as well Is it smooth or crunchy? Unfortunately, you can't just go along and say you like chocolate - that, I'm afraid, is not enough! Most chocolate tasters have a degree (6) food technology and you will not be able to work (7) you have had lots of training Then you have to go through several (8) _ before you can be selected If you think you would be good at chocolate tasting then try to develop your taste buds by tasting different chocolate (9) blindfold See if you can tell what type of chocolate it is If you get a job like this, you will not be well-paid but most tasters enjoy thier job so much that (10) is not very important
1 A whole B all C entire D each
2 A employ B use C utilize D rent
3 A carried out B done C made D fabricated
4 A scents B odours C smells D flavours
5 A what B why C how D if
6 A of B about C on D in
7 A when B until C although D after
8 A experiments B trials C tests D exams
9 A bars B sticks C rods D pieces
10 A income B payment C wage D pay Number 5
GREENPEACE
Greenpeace is an independent organization that campaigns to protect the environment It has approximately 4.5 million members worldwide in 158 countries, 300.000 of these in the United Kingdom (1) in North America in 1971, it has since opened offices round the world As (2) as its campaigning (3) , it also has a charitable trust which (4) scientific research and (5) educational projects on environmental issues Greenpeace (6) in non-violent direct action Activists (7) _ public attention to serious threats to the environment (8) issues on which the organization is campaigning include the atmosphere (globe warming), the (9) of the rainforests and toxic (10) being emitted from factories
1 A Built B Produced C Invented D Formed
2 A long B well C good D far
3 A work B job C occupation D position
4 A pays B funds C rewards D earns
5 A undertakes B engages C commits D enters
6 A accepts B believes C holds D depends
7 A get B pay C draw D take
8 A Current B Recent C Immediate D Next
9 A ruin B extinction C destruction D downfall
10 A leftovers B litter C rubbish D waste
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B A C D C D B C A D
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A C B D C B C A B D
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