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1. According to the article, all of the following can be described a villain EXCEPT ______.
1. vain
2. warm-heated
3. naughty
4. sincere
2. Choose the number that indicates the mistake in each item. Helen bought (1)
herself the (2) lightest, the (3) thinnest, and the (4) less expensive mobile phone in
Hong Kong.
3. You want to know what your English friend who is here visiting you thinks of
Bangkok.
You say: ______
1. How do you find Bangkok?
2. What does Bangkok look like?
3. Have you ever been to Bangkok?
4. Did you visit all place in Bangkok?
4. Consider the case of Clayton, a teenager who failed math and science. Clayton’s
first reaction to his poor grades might be anger toward his teachers. After thinking
about his situation, _____, Clayton may realise that he has to change his own
behavior.
1. however
2. in addition
3. what is more
4. as a result
5. You have heard that your friend had a serious accident. You visited her at the
hospital. What do you say to her?
1. I’m so excited for you.
2. Hope you recover soon.
2. 3. Have an awful time here
4. Happy silver anniversary.
6. After years of working for a shoddy employer, I was finally able to _____ from
that company and set up my own business.
1. break off
2. break away
3. break out
4. break up
7. Your classmate invites you to his birthday party but you have another
appointment.
How would you refuse him?
1. Sorry, but I will go along.
2. Excuse me, I may be an exception.
3. I’d love to, but I have to see the dentist.
4. Thank you. It would be a great opportunity.
8. For the next hour it will be possible to buy just one _____ of bananas and get
one more free.
1. pinch
2. bunch
3. clove
4. tin
9. Identify the underlined part that makes sentence incorrect. No one (1) has said
(2) nothing so far, however, I believe that the truth (3) will soon reveal (4) itself.
10. I know you’ve already read the book, so don’t _____ the ending.
1. give away 2. give off
3. give out
4. give up
11. Choose the best answer.
A: I’ll have some salad, roast beef, and mashed potatoes.
B: _____? Rare, medium, or well-done?
A: Well-done. And easy on the salt, please.
1. How much do you like
2. How would you like your steak
3. How much you like to order
4. How do you cook the beef
12. Kate: I’m too tired to cook. _____?
Maria: That would be great. Where would you like to go?
1. Shall we have a rest
2. Let’s eat out tonight, okay
3. How about you
4. Whose turn is it tonight
3. 13. A (1) healthy person is (2) more able (3) to fight off disease germs than (4) who
is weak and run-down.
14. Kate: Let’s go to the Chinese restaurant again. I like the food there.
Maria: But we just went there last week. _____
Kate: The Thai restaurant?
1. You may like to have Thai food, then.
2. You can choose where you like to go.
3. I’d rather go to the Thai restaurant instead.
4. I’ve heard about a good Thai restaurant.
15. Identify the underlined part that makes sentence incorrect. The secretary (1)
asked the (2) twelve-years-old child (3) to wait for her mother in (4) the lobby.
16. Jean:
I’d like to get a refund for this shirt?
Salesperson: I’m afraid you can’t, sir, because it was on sale.
Jean:
Then can I talk to the manager?
Salesperson: I’m sorry he’s not in right now. Er…_____, sir?
Jean:
There’s an ink spot on the collar.
1. What’s the problem
2. What’s wrong with you
3. Do you have any reason
4. May I return your shirt
17. I just bought a new CD player the other day but it’s _____ so I’m going to take it
back tomorrow.
1. lawless
2. defective
3. ldeal
4. impeccable
18. The workers do not like their supervisor’s _____. He is bossy and nosey.
1. gestures
2. features
3. characteristics
4.
charisma
4. Situation: Sandy wants to open the window, but Peter is sitting in her way.
Sandy: Peter, ___19___ I want to open it.
Peter:
___20___ but let me do that for you.
19.1. can I open the window?
2. you haven’t opened the window.
3. you should not sit near the window like that.
4. would you mind moving away from the window.
20. 1. Yes, I know,
2. Never mind,
3. No, not at all,
4. Of course, I’d love to,
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SECTION 1: Speaking and Writing Ability (No. 1 - 30)
Directions: In this part of the test, you will have to answer TWO questions to gain
ONE mark. There are two parts in this section. Read the directions for each part
carefully and study the example before working on the questions.
Part 1:
Speaking Ability (Nos. 1 - 10)
Directions: Read each situation and the dialogue carefully. Choose
1. the appropriate expression for the first missing part (Item A) and
2. the response/reaction to the expression for the second missing part (Item B)
Both answers (Items A and B) must be correct and make sense in order to gain
ONE mark.
Example:
No. 0. Situation: Mr. Carson is talking to a new colleague, Wichit.
Mr. Carson: __A__
Wichit:
__B__. I grew up there.
A. 1. Why were you at school?
2. How were you at school?
3. What did you do at school? 4. Where did you go to school?
5. B. 1. Often by bus.
2. I enjoy watching TV at home.
3. In New York.
4. I stayed with my friend.
The correct answers are A4 and B3. Therefore, you must darken the circle
under number 4 for Item A and darken the circle under number 3 for Item B as
follow:
1. Situation : A secretary is talking to a caller.
Caller: This is Jim Smith. Can I speak to Mr. Johnson, please?
Secretary: __A__
Caller: __B__
Secretary: I’ll tell him as soon as I see him.
A. 1. Pardon me. I don’t know him.
2. Can you talk to him now?
3. I’m afraid he’s just gone out.
4. Sorry. He doesn’t want to speak to you.
B. 1. Could I hold on?
2. Can you call me later?
3. Can you ask him to return my call?
4. Could I return his call later?
2. Situation:Sunisa, a Thai student, just got off the plane at Heathrow Airport
in London and is asking an official on duty for help.
Sunisa: Excuse me, __A__the Thai Embassy?
Official: __B__
Sunisa: Thank you very much.
A. 1. could you tell me how to get to
2. would you kindly take me to
3. did this coach normally stop at
4. do you know when this bus stops at
6. B. 1.
2.
3.
4.
Our taxi drivers are very helpful and polite.
It won’t take long to get there.
You can buy a ticket on the bus.
That coach will take you there.
3. Situation:Praset is trying to talk Tom into going to a football match with him.
Tom: My favorite football team from England is playing against
the Thai National team this Sunday. I really want to go,
but __A__the Thai Embassy?
Prasert: Oh, come on. Go with me. __B__
A. 1. I’m sure I’ll enjoy it.
2. it’s too late for me to go.
3. all the tickets are sold out.
4. my assignment is due on Monday.
B. 1. Don’t you like football?
2. You shouldn’t hand in the work late.
3. There won’t be another match like this.
4. We shouldn’t pay anything extra for tickets.
4. Situation:Miss Jones, an American tourist, is telling her friend, Tommy,
about her problem.
Miss Jones: Tommy, my bag was stolen, and __A__
Tommy:__B__ Do you know when it happened?
Miss Jones: I just realized it a moment ago.
A. 1. I lost my passport and all my money.
2. I should have brought my bag with me.
3. I wonder where I can find my belongings.
4. I don’t remember where I kept my passport.
7. B. 1. What’s the matter? 2. How shameful!
3. How unfortunate! 4. That’s your problem.
5. Situation: Ploy is a tour guide from TT Tour waiting to meet a customer at
the airport.
Ploy: You are Mr. Richards, aren’t you? I’m Ploy from TT Tour.
__A__
Mr. Richards:__B__ Have you been waiting long?
A. 1. Here is my friend.
2. Have a nice trip.
3. Welcome to Bangkok. 4. Please follow the way.
B. 1. Thank you.
2. With pleasure.
3. Sure, I will.
4. That’s fine.
6. Situation:
Dave and Pete are talking about their plans for tonight.
Pete: Tonight I’m going to study for our English test. __A__
Dave: No, thanks. __B__
A. 1. What would you like to do now?
2. Will you come to the library with me?
3. When will you study for it?
4. Is it important for us to study?
B. 1. I’m going to the movies tonight.
2. I haven’t decided yet.
3. I don’t want anything tonight.
4. I’ll follow you.
7. Situation:
Usa is a new Thai student at a college in America. Mary, her
roommate, is telling her about the college library.
Mary: During final exam week, __A__
Usa: __B__ In Thailand, most university libraries are open only until
8.00 p.m.
8. A. 1.
2.
3.
4.
B. 1.
3.
I like to study in the library after class.
the main library is open 24 hours a day.
you must show your ID card when you take a book.
the library has a lot of science journals.
How could they? 2. Dear me!
Of course!
4. How convenient!
8. Situation:
Paul is telling Weena about his problem.
Paul:
__A__ Someone must have entered my office.
Weena: __B__ But have you checked with your secretary?
A. 1. I wish you could find all my papers in time.
2. These reports haven’t been completed.
3. My belongings are well kept in the cabinet.
4. All the important documents are missing from my folder.
B. 1. That’s it.
2. How boring!
3. Don’t mention it. 4. I’m sorry to hear that.
9. Situation:
A student wants to see his instructor, Mr. Benson.
Student: Excuse me, Mr. Benson.__A__
Mr. Benson: __B__ Oh, yes. I won’t be doing anything then.
A. 1. Don’t you have any free time at all?
2. What time will you be free?
3. I wonder if you would be available at two this afternoon.
4. Would you mind if I came to see you when you are available?
B. 1. Please do.
2. Let me see.
3. Please take a look. 4. I have plenty of time.
9. 10. Situation: Mr. Hill is returning Supa’s writing assignment to her. He has
given her an A for it.
Mr. Hill: Supa, here is your writing assignment. __A__
Supa: __B__
Mr. Hill: You deserve it.
A. 1.
2.
3.
4.
B. 1.
3.
Part 2:
A.
Try to keep up with your work.
Did anybody help you do it?
You have to spend a lot more time on this.
You’ve really done a very good job!
Are you sure you like it?
2. That’s very kind of you.
It is a difficult assignment.
4. I don’t believe you!
Writing Ability (Nos. 11 - 30)
Writing (Nos. 11 - 20)
Directions: Choose
1. the appropriate choice for the first missing part (Item A)
and
2. the choice for the second missing part (Item B).
Both answers (Item A and B) must be correct and make
sense
in order to gain ONE mark.
Example:
No. 0. The man __A____B__.
A. 1. sat in the first row
2. sitting in the first row
2. sits in row one
4. may sit in row one
B. 1. wants to draw pictures with the visited lecturer
2. is drawing a picture of the visiting lecturer
3. has the ability to draw pictures of visited lecturers
4. always likes to draw pictures by visiting lecturers
10. The correct answers are A2 and B2. Therefore, you must darken the circle under
number 2 for Item A and darken the circle under number 2 for Item B as follows:
11. Ban Na Nong, __A__, __B__ full of shopping malls and restaurants.
A. 1. a small village, quiet once
2. it was once a quiet small village
3. a quiet small village once it was 4. once a small quiet village
B. 1. now busy town
2. is now a busy town
3. a busy town it is now
4. it is now a busy town
12. __A__ their customers, supermarkets __B__ as possible.
A. 1. Having attracted and kept
2. As if to attract and keep
3. In order to attract and keep
4. Attracting and keeping
B. 1. want to make shoppers as pleasant
2. have made shopping as pleasing
3. must try to make their shoppers as pleasing
4. have tried to make shopping as pleasant
13. In most countries around the world, __A__ to school __B__.
A. 1. children having to go
2. children must go
3. every child has been
4. every child must have been
B. 1. when they reach a certain age 2. as they are growing old enough
3. since they reached a certain age 4. if they are too old to learn
14. __A__ public transport to the exhibition hall __B__ a parking space there.
A. 1. John will make his decision in traveling in
2. John is deciding that he has to travel in
3. John decided to travel by
4. John’s decision for traveling with
B. 1. since it would be difficult to find
2. although it is difficult to find
3. whereas it was difficult finding
4. and it is difficult finding
11. 15. The committee members think __A__ now, nor __B__ about the matter.
A. 1. about the meeting which should not hold
2. about the meeting not to be held
3. that the meeting should not be holding
4. that the meeting should not be held
B. 1. anybody should say
2. should anything be said
3. should nothing be said
4. something should be said
16. Some doctors and health experts agree that butter, __A__, __B__.
A. 1. it is unlike coconut oil
2.. unlike coconut oil
3. coconut oil being different
4. that is different from coconut oil
B. 1. which is not good for people’s health
2. for people’s health is not good
3. is not good for people’s health
4. is for people’s health not good
17. As soon as __A__ their lunch, they __B__ rehearsing for the play.
A. 1. the actors all will have
2. all the actors have had
3. all the actors had
4. the actors have all
B. 1. are resuming
2. will resume
3. have resumed
4. will have resumed
18. Proper nutrition and regular exercise __A__ you lose weight __B__.
A. 1. that are necessary to help
2. are necessary to help
3. which can necessarily help
4. are necessities for helping
B. 1. and improve your state of fitness
2. which can improve your fitness state
3. while your fitness state is improved
4. and can improve your state of fitness
12. 19. __A__ at public universities come from the central region of Thailand __B__.
A. 1. The students about sixty percent
2. Of the students, about sixty percent
3. About sixty percent of the students
4. Of about sixty percent, the students
B. 1. and from the others the rest
2. and the rest from the others
3. form the rest and the others
4. from the others and the rest
20. A bus __A__ only once a week: __B__ from the outer world.
A. 1. was coming to that small village
2. to that small village was coming
3. come to that small village
4. to that small village comes
B. 1. however, its inhabitants were almost completely cut off
2. moreover, its inhabitants were cut off most completely
3. similarly, its inhabitants were cut off most completely
4. therefore, its inhabitants were almost completely cut off
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ลักษณะของผูรำยในบทอ่ำน ส่วนข้อ 2. กับ 4. เป็ นคำตรงกันข้ำม และข้อ
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lightest, the thinnest ดังนัน หลัง and คำคุณศัพท์ตองอยูในรูปขันสูงสุด
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1. สุดท้ำยฉันสำมำรถแยกออกมำ (break away) จำกบริษทนันและตังธุรกิจ
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nothing จะกลำยเป็ นปฏิเสธซ้อนปฏิเสธ
3. เพรำะ give away มีควำมหมำยว่ำ เปิ ดเผย
2. เพรำะ How would you like your steak เป็ นกำรถำมว่ำ ต้องกำรสเต็ก
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