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Lissette Cardenas

Pregutnas SABER 11

Education
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ENGLISH 5 Mr. T 2019
RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO ¿Dónde puede ver estos avisos? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a food shop B. in a clothes shop C. in a toy shop 0.
1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. in a toy shop B. in a clothes shop C. in a cake shop
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1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a toy shop B. in a clothes shop C. in a cake shop
1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. in a music classroom B. in a drawing classroom C. in a computer classroom
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1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a music classroom B. in a drawing classroom C. in a computer classroom
1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. at the beach B. at the park C. at the zoo
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1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. at the beach B. at the park C. at the zoo
1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. on a watch B. on a book C. on a drink
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1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. on a watch B. on a book C. on a drink
1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. in a music room B. in a sports room C. in a computer room
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1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a music room B. in a sports room C. in a computer room
1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. on a game B. on a lamp C. on a phone
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1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. on a game B. on a lamp C. on a phone
A. in a bathroom B. in a hall C. in a classroom ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min 1.
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A. in a bathroom B. in a hall C. in a classroom ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 1.
Can you hold the camera? A. That´s quick! B. Of course. C. May I keep this? 2 min
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Can you hold the camera? A. That´s quick! B. Of course. C. May I keep this?
Honey, I invited my parents to the party. A. Be careful! B. That’s great! C. As soon as possible! 2 min
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Honey, I invited my parents to the party. A. Be careful! B. That’s great! C. As soon as possible!
Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This strange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be. 0. A. began B. begin C. begun
97. A. than B. as C. that 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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97. A. than B. as C. that Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
98. A. could B. must C. shall 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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98. A. could B. must C. shall Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
99. A. where B. who C. which 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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99. A. where B. who C. which Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
100. A. under B. until C. through 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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100. A. under B. until C. through Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
101. A. few B. enough C. little 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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101. A. few B. enough C. little Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
102. A. nowhere B. everywhere C. somewhere 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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102. A. nowhere B. everywhere C. somewhere Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
103. A. yet B. still C. already 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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103. A. yet B. still C. already Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
104. A. strong B. stronger C. strongest 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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104. A. strong B. stronger C. strongest Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO Anime and Manga Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film, and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the world. So, directors preferred cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example, they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes. Most Anime movies come from Manga or comics, which means written and drawn stories. During the 1970s, many Anime movies were made from Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, an artist well-known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures. Lea el y responda las preguntas. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West it means Japanese comics. Anime movies are made with the help of computer programs and special teams, while Manga can be written and drawn by a single artist. International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. More people can read Manga now, but some companies say that´s a form of stealing.
Japan created Anime because, at the beginning, they wanted to make A. their own Western films. B. better Western films. C. Western cartoon films. 2 min
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Japan created Anime because, at the beginning, they wanted to make A. their own Western films. B. better Western films. C. Western cartoon films.
A. actors were foreigners. B. places were miles away. C. money was not available. 113. Making movies in Japan was difficult because most of the time 2 min
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A. actors were foreigners. B. places were miles away. C. money was not available. 113. Making movies in Japan was difficult because most of the time
A. looked very different. B. acted very well. C. lived in usual places. 114. When making a cartoon, artists drew people who 2 min
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A. looked very different. B. acted very well. C. lived in usual places. 114. When making a cartoon, artists drew people who
A. his famous movies B. his various stories C. his advanced instruments 115. What made Osamu Tezuka an important writer? 2 min
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A. his famous movies B. his various stories C. his advanced instruments 115. What made Osamu Tezuka an important writer?
A. just Japanese cartoons. B. all types of video cartoons. C. only Western cartoons. 116. In Japan, the term Anime includes 2 min
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A. just Japanese cartoons. B. all types of video cartoons. C. only Western cartoons. 116. In Japan, the term Anime includes
A. with the latest software. B. by several artists. C. in Japan. 117. Western countries believe all Manga is made 2 min
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A. with the latest software. B. by several artists. C. in Japan. 117. Western countries believe all Manga is made
118. Manga stories found in another language are sold A. on the internet. B. by special companies. C. to Japanese people. 2 min
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118. Manga stories found in another language are sold A. on the internet. B. by special companies. C. to Japanese people.
119. Companies think free online Manga should be A. considered as stolen. B. shared online. C. downloaded. 2 min
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119. Companies think free online Manga should be A. considered as stolen. B. shared online. C. downloaded.
DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored. 0. A. researching B. developing C. arranging D. performing
125. A. directly B. totally C. exactly D. especially 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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125. A. directly B. totally C. exactly D. especially DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
126. A. discover B. receive C. accept D. revise 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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126. A. discover B. receive C. accept D. revise DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
127 A. feed B. serve C. afford D. provide 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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127 A. feed B. serve C. afford D. provide DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
128. A. achieving B. signing C. recording D. booking 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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128. A. achieving B. signing C. recording D. booking DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
129. A. patterns B. recipes C. methods D. arrangements 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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129. A. patterns B. recipes C. methods D. arrangements DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
130. A. whenever B. whatever C. wherever D. whoever 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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130. A. whenever B. whatever C. wherever D. whoever DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
131. A. approached B. caught C. rescued D. stolen 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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131. A. approached B. caught C. rescued D. stolen DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
132. A. earning B. effect C. rewardD. wage 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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132. A. earning B. effect C. rewardD. wage DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
133. A. solved B. noticed C. imagined D. designed 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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133. A. solved B. noticed C. imagined D. designed DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
134. A. If B. Till C. Unless D. Although 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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134. A. If B. Till C. Unless D. Although DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
The Olympic Games 0. A. so B. yet C. almost Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
95. A. around B. by C. into 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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95. A. around B. by C. into The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
96. A. herself B. itself C. himself 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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96. A. herself B. itself C. himself The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
97. A. using B. use C. used 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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97. A. using B. use C. used The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
98. A. easiest B. easy C. easier 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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98. A. easiest B. easy C. easier The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
99. A. other B. each C. such 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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99. A. other B. each C. such The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
100. A. must B. shall C. could 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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100. A. must B. shall C. could 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
101. A. become B. becoming C. becomes 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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101. A. become B. becoming C. becomes The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
102. A. soon B. more C. still 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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102. A. soon B. more C. still The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
THE UNKNOWN WOMAN 0. A. mentioning B. naming C. communicating D. announcing In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
115. A. took off B. took part C. took away D. took place 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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115. A. took off B. took part C. took away D. took place THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
116. A. fact B. order C. time D. case 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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116. A. fact B. order C. time D. case THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
117. A. Within B. Despite C. Beneath D. Towards 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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117. A. Within B. Despite C. Beneath D. Towards THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
118. A. retiring B. touring C. escaping D. transferring 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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118. A. retiring B. touring C. escaping D. transferring THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
119. A. achieved B. arguedC. resquested D. warned 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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119. A. achieved B. arguedC. resquested D. warned THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
120. A. allB. last C. first D. least 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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120. A. allB. last C. first D. least THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
121. A. unlucky B. unfamiliar C. uncertain D. unexpected 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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121. A. unlucky B. unfamiliar C. uncertain D. unexpected THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
122. A. defended B. insisted C. demanded D. required 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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122. A. defended B. insisted C. demanded D. required THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
123. A. suppose B. reply C. provide D. arrange 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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123. A. suppose B. reply C. provide D. arrange THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
124. A. whenever B. wherever C. whether D. whilst 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
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124. A. whenever B. wherever C. whether D. whilst THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
A. It is closed. B. How many? C. Nice monkey! 90. Let’s go to the zoo tomorrow! 2 min
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A. It is closed. B. How many? C. Nice monkey! 90. Let’s go to the zoo tomorrow!
91. May I have my bill? A. Not cool. B. A hot drink? C. Sure! 2 min
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91. May I have my bill? A. Not cool. B. A hot drink? C. Sure!
92. Why is she working at the city center? A. Fine! B. Come on! C. No idea! 2 min
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92. Why is she working at the city center? A. Fine! B. Come on! C. No idea!
My trip to Bogota and other places I arrived in Bogota feeling excited and ready to explore a big city. Unfortunately, many hours of unstoppable rain didn’t allow me to go out for a while. It rains a lot there, maybe more than in London and I never thought that was possible. First, I decided to visit a museum I think museums are now more interesting and enjoyable places than before I visited the Gold Museum and saw the gold from all over Colombia. Ancient people used to stick little gold pieces to their clothes during religious activities. They never considered it as a valuable metal. I wonder why people love gold and money so much nowadays. It’s nothing special, just a metal. If you die, will you enjoy it? After that, I stayed with a family I had met at the museum. They invited me to stay with them in Chia. They live on the land that used to be their parents’ farm. That’s why they have divided into smaller parts, which means that they all live close to, next to, opposite or near each other. That is one really close and warm family! The houses are old and badly designed, built by the people themselves in different styles, but all beautiful and amazing. To have such a beautiful sense of family was something I had not seen in my whole life. Finally, we went to a typical restaurant. It was huge, with a fantastic view, and the food I ate was great. This was the part I liked the most, Colombian food is magnificent.
120. What is the writer’s purpose in the article? A. describe Bogotá in a detailed manner B. talk about Chia’s food and people C. tell the reader about his trip to Bogotá and Chia D. recommend Colombian museums and food 2 min
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120. What is the writer’s purpose in the article? A. describe Bogotá in a detailed manner B. talk about Chia’s food and people C. tell the reader about his trip to Bogotá and Chia D. recommend Colombian museums and food
A. A place is really boring when it rains. B. Other things are more important than money. C. Food must always be well prepared. D. Museums are the best places in the world. 121. What attitude does the writer show in the text? 2 min
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A. A place is really boring when it rains. B. Other things are more important than money. C. Food must always be well prepared. D. Museums are the best places in the world. 121. What attitude does the writer show in the text?
122. What’s the writer’s opinion about gold? A. ancient cultures used it a lot because of their customs B. it will be very valuable when you die C. you can wear it on your clothes all the time D. people should not consider it important 2 min
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122. What’s the writer’s opinion about gold? A. ancient cultures used it a lot because of their customs B. it will be very valuable when you die C. you can wear it on your clothes all the time D. people should not consider it important
A. They were made in an unorganized but nice way. B. They were constructed with no order at all. C. Everybody likes to live near their family in Chia. D. Everybody lives next to each other because there´s no space. 123. What does the writer think about the family’s houses in Chia? 2 min
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A. They were made in an unorganized but nice way. B. They were constructed with no order at all. C. Everybody likes to live near their family in Chia. D. Everybody lives next to each other because there´s no space. 123. What does the writer think about the family’s houses in Chia?
124. Which of these ideas shows the writer’s opinion? A. Lots of people in Colombia need gold to build bigger and more modern houses. B. Colombian people are very kind and like being together with their family. C. Most restaurant and houses in Colombia serve very good, cheap food. D. Colombian museums are interesting because they keep gold used in the past. 2 min
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124. Which of these ideas shows the writer’s opinion? A. Lots of people in Colombia need gold to build bigger and more modern houses. B. Colombian people are very kind and like being together with their family. C. Most restaurant and houses in Colombia serve very good, cheap food. D. Colombian museums are interesting because they keep gold used in the past.
Songkran is in April, and it’s open to everyone. For 3-5 days, people from rural areas who are working in the capital go back home with their children for the festival; they spend time with their family who they haven’t seen for a long time. Families stay together and throw water on their heads to have an excellent year, with money and without problems. ________________ There’s a fun traditional water festival every Thai New Year that people want to go to! It’s the unusual “Songkran Festival”, also called the “Water Festival”. It’s the most expensive in Thailand, but it’s known for the fantastic things people can do in it. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO Lea el texto y responda las preguntas. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B, o C en su hoja de respuestas.
However, the festival has changed. Now people make teams to throw water at each other in a match and choose a winner. It’s a wonderful reason to travel and enjoy the games. People sell, buy and use water toys, as well as carry cups of different sizes from their kitchens to throw water. Students don’t wear their usual school clothes and get up early. During Songkran it’s very important to wear comfortable clothes and something to protect your eyes from the sun and water. Tourists from other countries say this is the most special festival they’ve ever been to because of its new idea of having fun. People of different ages participate; they act like kids, they shout and have a wonderful time.
A. It has amazing activities. B. It’s quite scary. C. It’s outdoors. Why has the Songkran festival been so popular? 2 min
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A. It has amazing activities. B. It’s quite scary. C. It’s outdoors. Why has the Songkran festival been so popular?
A. visit their parents. B. look after their kids. C. get a new job. 106. One of the activities people do in the festival is to 2 min
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A. visit their parents. B. look after their kids. C. get a new job. 106. One of the activities people do in the festival is to
107. The festival is special because A. it’s for workers. B. it takes lots of time. C. it’s for good luck. 2 min
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107. The festival is special because A. it’s for workers. B. it takes lots of time. C. it’s for good luck.
108. The festival has become A. a group of students. B. a place to cook. C. a fun competition. 2 min
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108. The festival has become A. a group of students. B. a place to cook. C. a fun competition.
109. What should people bring from home? A. a uniform B. a bowl C. a puzzle 2 min
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109. What should people bring from home? A. a uniform B. a bowl C. a puzzle
110. What is needed for the festival? A. a bathing suit B. an umbrella C. a pair of sunglasses 2 min
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110. What is needed for the festival? A. a bathing suit B. an umbrella C. a pair of sunglasses
111. What do foreign visitors think about the festival? A. It’s modern. B. It’s awesome. C. It’s noisy. 2 min
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111. What do foreign visitors think about the festival? A. It’s modern. B. It’s awesome. C. It’s noisy.
112. What is the best title for the text? A. The fun festival B. The cheapest festival C. The kids’ festival 2 min
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112. What is the best title for the text? A. The fun festival B. The cheapest festival C. The kids’ festival
A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min It is long, and there is meat in it.
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A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. It is long, and there is meat in it.
¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min Some people make soup with these. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
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¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. Some people make a soup with these. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min It has bread, meat, tomato and onion. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
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  • 2. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO ¿Dónde puede ver estos avisos? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a food shop B. in a clothes shop C. in a toy shop 0.
  • 3. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. in a toy shop B. in a clothes shop C. in a cake shop
  • 5.
  • 6. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a toy shop B. in a clothes shop C. in a cake shop
  • 7. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. in a music classroom B. in a drawing classroom C. in a computer classroom
  • 9.
  • 10. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a music classroom B. in a drawing classroom C. in a computer classroom
  • 11. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. at the beach B. at the park C. at the zoo
  • 13.
  • 14. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. at the beach B. at the park C. at the zoo
  • 15. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. on a watch B. on a book C. on a drink
  • 17.
  • 18. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. on a watch B. on a book C. on a drink
  • 19. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. in a music room B. in a sports room C. in a computer room
  • 21.
  • 22. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. in a music room B. in a sports room C. in a computer room
  • 23. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min A. on a game B. on a lamp C. on a phone
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  • 26. 1. ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. A. on a game B. on a lamp C. on a phone
  • 27. A. in a bathroom B. in a hall C. in a classroom ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 2 min 1.
  • 29.
  • 30. A. in a bathroom B. in a hall C. in a classroom ¿DÓNDE PUEDE VER ESTOS AVISOS? En las preguntas _ – _, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. 1.
  • 31. Can you hold the camera? A. That´s quick! B. Of course. C. May I keep this? 2 min
  • 33.
  • 34. Can you hold the camera? A. That´s quick! B. Of course. C. May I keep this?
  • 35. Honey, I invited my parents to the party. A. Be careful! B. That’s great! C. As soon as possible! 2 min
  • 37.
  • 38. Honey, I invited my parents to the party. A. Be careful! B. That’s great! C. As soon as possible!
  • 39. Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This strange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be. 0. A. began B. begin C. begun
  • 40. 97. A. than B. as C. that 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 43. 97. A. than B. as C. that Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 44. 98. A. could B. must C. shall 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 47. 98. A. could B. must C. shall Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 48. 99. A. where B. who C. which 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 51. 99. A. where B. who C. which Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 52. 100. A. under B. until C. through 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 55. 100. A. under B. until C. through Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 56. 101. A. few B. enough C. little 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 59. 101. A. few B. enough C. little Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 60. 102. A. nowhere B. everywhere C. somewhere 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 63. 102. A. nowhere B. everywhere C. somewhere Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 64. 103. A. yet B. still C. already 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 67. 103. A. yet B. still C. already Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 68. 104. A. strong B. stronger C. strongest 2 min Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
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  • 71. 104. A. strong B. stronger C. strongest Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO GRANDMA GATEWOOD This stange story (0) _________ in April 1955. On a foggy morning, Emma Gatewood, an American school teacher, told her family, “I will go for a walk after breakfast.” She left her small Ohio town with the clothes she had on and less (97) _________ US$200. No one (98) _________ guess her plans: not one of her 11 children on her 23 grandchildren. At the age of 67, Emma became the first woman (99) _________ walked the Appalachian Trail, a 2,050-mile way (100) _________ forests and mountains. She didn’t have (101) _________ money or good equipment, but during her long journey, people helped her (102) _________ she went. Today, even sixty years later, “Grandma” Gatewood’s story is (103) _________ amazing. Her story shows how (104) _________ any person can be.
  • 72. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO Anime and Manga Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film, and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the world. So, directors preferred cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example, they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes. Most Anime movies come from Manga or comics, which means written and drawn stories. During the 1970s, many Anime movies were made from Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, an artist well-known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures. Lea el y responda las preguntas. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
  • 73. Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West it means Japanese comics. Anime movies are made with the help of computer programs and special teams, while Manga can be written and drawn by a single artist. International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. More people can read Manga now, but some companies say that´s a form of stealing.
  • 74. Japan created Anime because, at the beginning, they wanted to make A. their own Western films. B. better Western films. C. Western cartoon films. 2 min
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  • 77. Japan created Anime because, at the beginning, they wanted to make A. their own Western films. B. better Western films. C. Western cartoon films.
  • 78. A. actors were foreigners. B. places were miles away. C. money was not available. 113. Making movies in Japan was difficult because most of the time 2 min
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  • 81. A. actors were foreigners. B. places were miles away. C. money was not available. 113. Making movies in Japan was difficult because most of the time
  • 82. A. looked very different. B. acted very well. C. lived in usual places. 114. When making a cartoon, artists drew people who 2 min
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  • 85. A. looked very different. B. acted very well. C. lived in usual places. 114. When making a cartoon, artists drew people who
  • 86. A. his famous movies B. his various stories C. his advanced instruments 115. What made Osamu Tezuka an important writer? 2 min
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  • 89. A. his famous movies B. his various stories C. his advanced instruments 115. What made Osamu Tezuka an important writer?
  • 90. A. just Japanese cartoons. B. all types of video cartoons. C. only Western cartoons. 116. In Japan, the term Anime includes 2 min
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  • 93. A. just Japanese cartoons. B. all types of video cartoons. C. only Western cartoons. 116. In Japan, the term Anime includes
  • 94. A. with the latest software. B. by several artists. C. in Japan. 117. Western countries believe all Manga is made 2 min
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  • 97. A. with the latest software. B. by several artists. C. in Japan. 117. Western countries believe all Manga is made
  • 98. 118. Manga stories found in another language are sold A. on the internet. B. by special companies. C. to Japanese people. 2 min
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  • 101. 118. Manga stories found in another language are sold A. on the internet. B. by special companies. C. to Japanese people.
  • 102. 119. Companies think free online Manga should be A. considered as stolen. B. shared online. C. downloaded. 2 min
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  • 105. 119. Companies think free online Manga should be A. considered as stolen. B. shared online. C. downloaded.
  • 106. DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored. 0. A. researching B. developing C. arranging D. performing
  • 107. 125. A. directly B. totally C. exactly D. especially 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 110. 125. A. directly B. totally C. exactly D. especially DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 111. 126. A. discover B. receive C. accept D. revise 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 114. 126. A. discover B. receive C. accept D. revise DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 115. 127 A. feed B. serve C. afford D. provide 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 118. 127 A. feed B. serve C. afford D. provide DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 119. 128. A. achieving B. signing C. recording D. booking 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 122. 128. A. achieving B. signing C. recording D. booking DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 123. 129. A. patterns B. recipes C. methods D. arrangements 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 125.
  • 126. 129. A. patterns B. recipes C. methods D. arrangements DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 127. 130. A. whenever B. whatever C. wherever D. whoever 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 130. 130. A. whenever B. whatever C. wherever D. whoever DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 131. 131. A. approached B. caught C. rescued D. stolen 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 134. 131. A. approached B. caught C. rescued D. stolen DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 135. 132. A. earning B. effect C. rewardD. wage 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 138. 132. A. earning B. effect C. rewardD. wage DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 139. 133. A. solved B. noticed C. imagined D. designed 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 142. 133. A. solved B. noticed C. imagined D. designed DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 143. 134. A. If B. Till C. Unless D. Although 2 min DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
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  • 146. 134. A. If B. Till C. Unless D. Although DOGS ARE LIKE PEOPLE Two years ago, my colleagues and I began (0)_____________ into the brains of dogs. Some dogs had to go into an M.R.I. scanner (125)_____________ awake. We wanted to (126)_____________ how dog brains work. An M.R.I. scanner can (127)_____________information about their thoughts. The dog owners agreed with this by (128)_____________ a form. In the study we used positive training (129)_____________; the dogs could leave the scanner (130)_____________ they wanted. My dog Lassie, which was (131)_____________ from a homeless dog charity, was the first. After training Lassie for months, we got the first maps of her brain activity. This was a great (132)_____________ for us. In later experiments, we (133)_____________ the similarity between dogs and humans in an important brain región: the caudate nucleus. In humans, this part plays an important role in the anticipation of things we enjoy, like food. (134)_____________these facts about the canine brain are limited, they cannot be ignored.
  • 147. The Olympic Games 0. A. so B. yet C. almost Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 148. 95. A. around B. by C. into 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 151. 95. A. around B. by C. into The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 152. 96. A. herself B. itself C. himself 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 155. 96. A. herself B. itself C. himself The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 156. 97. A. using B. use C. used 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 159. 97. A. using B. use C. used The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 160. 98. A. easiest B. easy C. easier 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 163. 98. A. easiest B. easy C. easier The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 164. 99. A. other B. each C. such 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 166.
  • 167. 99. A. other B. each C. such The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 168. 100. A. must B. shall C. could 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 171. 100. A. must B. shall C. could 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 172. 101. A. become B. becoming C. becomes 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 175. 101. A. become B. becoming C. becomes The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 176. 102. A. soon B. more C. still 2 min The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
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  • 179. 102. A. soon B. more C. still The Olympic Games Every time the games begin, carrying the Olympic fire from Greece to several countries isn’t the (98)_____________ job; actually, it´s very hard. Also, (99)_____________ country where the Olympic Games are held (100)_____________ be chosen carefully. The Olympic Games have (101)_____________ the largest sports event in the world. There are Summer and Winter Games and (102)_____________ than 30 sports are included. Certainly, the men and women who want to compete in the Olympic Games are prepared before the competition begins. In 1896, a French man called Pierre de Coubertin began the modern Olympics. He was (0)___________ interested in sports, and he felt it would be amazing to see all the countries (95)___________ the world get together in a sports competition. Pierre (96)___________ drew the five colored rings (97)___________ in the Olympic Games.
  • 180. THE UNKNOWN WOMAN 0. A. mentioning B. naming C. communicating D. announcing In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 181. 115. A. took off B. took part C. took away D. took place 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 183.
  • 184. 115. A. took off B. took part C. took away D. took place THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 185. 116. A. fact B. order C. time D. case 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 187.
  • 188. 116. A. fact B. order C. time D. case THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 189. 117. A. Within B. Despite C. Beneath D. Towards 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 191.
  • 192. 117. A. Within B. Despite C. Beneath D. Towards THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 193. 118. A. retiring B. touring C. escaping D. transferring 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 195.
  • 196. 118. A. retiring B. touring C. escaping D. transferring THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 197. 119. A. achieved B. arguedC. resquested D. warned 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 199.
  • 200. 119. A. achieved B. arguedC. resquested D. warned THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 201. 120. A. allB. last C. first D. least 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 203.
  • 204. 120. A. allB. last C. first D. least THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 205. 121. A. unlucky B. unfamiliar C. uncertain D. unexpected 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 207.
  • 208. 121. A. unlucky B. unfamiliar C. uncertain D. unexpected THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 209. 122. A. defended B. insisted C. demanded D. required 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 211.
  • 212. 122. A. defended B. insisted C. demanded D. required THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 213. 123. A. suppose B. reply C. provide D. arrange 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 215.
  • 216. 123. A. suppose B. reply C. provide D. arrange THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 217. 124. A. whenever B. wherever C. whether D. whilst 2 min THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 219.
  • 220. 124. A. whenever B. wherever C. whether D. whilst THE UNKNOWN WOMAN In (116) _____________, she appears in plenty of photos of the scene and seems to carry a camera. (117) _____________ the shots that killed Kennedy, she kept recording while most people were (118) ___________. Later, the FBI publicly (119) _____________ the film from the woman, but she never gave it to them. At (120) _____________, in 1970 the police received an (121) _____________ call; a woman named Beverly Oliver (122) _____________ that she was the ‘Scarf Woman’ but her description had many gaps, and she didn’t (123) _____________ further details. Nowadays, this story remains a mystery, and (124) _____________ the ‘Scarf Woman’ was Beverly Oliver or not, her purposes are still unknown. There is a mystery in US history which is worth (0) _________. En 1963, while the police was checking the film of the crime of John F. Kennedy that (115) _____________ in Texas, a woman with a scarf around her face was noticed.
  • 221. A. It is closed. B. How many? C. Nice monkey! 90. Let’s go to the zoo tomorrow! 2 min
  • 223.
  • 224. A. It is closed. B. How many? C. Nice monkey! 90. Let’s go to the zoo tomorrow!
  • 225. 91. May I have my bill? A. Not cool. B. A hot drink? C. Sure! 2 min
  • 227.
  • 228. 91. May I have my bill? A. Not cool. B. A hot drink? C. Sure!
  • 229. 92. Why is she working at the city center? A. Fine! B. Come on! C. No idea! 2 min
  • 231.
  • 232. 92. Why is she working at the city center? A. Fine! B. Come on! C. No idea!
  • 233. My trip to Bogota and other places I arrived in Bogota feeling excited and ready to explore a big city. Unfortunately, many hours of unstoppable rain didn’t allow me to go out for a while. It rains a lot there, maybe more than in London and I never thought that was possible. First, I decided to visit a museum I think museums are now more interesting and enjoyable places than before I visited the Gold Museum and saw the gold from all over Colombia. Ancient people used to stick little gold pieces to their clothes during religious activities. They never considered it as a valuable metal. I wonder why people love gold and money so much nowadays. It’s nothing special, just a metal. If you die, will you enjoy it? After that, I stayed with a family I had met at the museum. They invited me to stay with them in Chia. They live on the land that used to be their parents’ farm. That’s why they have divided into smaller parts, which means that they all live close to, next to, opposite or near each other. That is one really close and warm family! The houses are old and badly designed, built by the people themselves in different styles, but all beautiful and amazing. To have such a beautiful sense of family was something I had not seen in my whole life. Finally, we went to a typical restaurant. It was huge, with a fantastic view, and the food I ate was great. This was the part I liked the most, Colombian food is magnificent.
  • 234. 120. What is the writer’s purpose in the article? A. describe Bogotá in a detailed manner B. talk about Chia’s food and people C. tell the reader about his trip to Bogotá and Chia D. recommend Colombian museums and food 2 min
  • 236.
  • 237. 120. What is the writer’s purpose in the article? A. describe Bogotá in a detailed manner B. talk about Chia’s food and people C. tell the reader about his trip to Bogotá and Chia D. recommend Colombian museums and food
  • 238. A. A place is really boring when it rains. B. Other things are more important than money. C. Food must always be well prepared. D. Museums are the best places in the world. 121. What attitude does the writer show in the text? 2 min
  • 240.
  • 241. A. A place is really boring when it rains. B. Other things are more important than money. C. Food must always be well prepared. D. Museums are the best places in the world. 121. What attitude does the writer show in the text?
  • 242. 122. What’s the writer’s opinion about gold? A. ancient cultures used it a lot because of their customs B. it will be very valuable when you die C. you can wear it on your clothes all the time D. people should not consider it important 2 min
  • 244.
  • 245. 122. What’s the writer’s opinion about gold? A. ancient cultures used it a lot because of their customs B. it will be very valuable when you die C. you can wear it on your clothes all the time D. people should not consider it important
  • 246. A. They were made in an unorganized but nice way. B. They were constructed with no order at all. C. Everybody likes to live near their family in Chia. D. Everybody lives next to each other because there´s no space. 123. What does the writer think about the family’s houses in Chia? 2 min
  • 248.
  • 249. A. They were made in an unorganized but nice way. B. They were constructed with no order at all. C. Everybody likes to live near their family in Chia. D. Everybody lives next to each other because there´s no space. 123. What does the writer think about the family’s houses in Chia?
  • 250. 124. Which of these ideas shows the writer’s opinion? A. Lots of people in Colombia need gold to build bigger and more modern houses. B. Colombian people are very kind and like being together with their family. C. Most restaurant and houses in Colombia serve very good, cheap food. D. Colombian museums are interesting because they keep gold used in the past. 2 min
  • 252.
  • 253. 124. Which of these ideas shows the writer’s opinion? A. Lots of people in Colombia need gold to build bigger and more modern houses. B. Colombian people are very kind and like being together with their family. C. Most restaurant and houses in Colombia serve very good, cheap food. D. Colombian museums are interesting because they keep gold used in the past.
  • 254. Songkran is in April, and it’s open to everyone. For 3-5 days, people from rural areas who are working in the capital go back home with their children for the festival; they spend time with their family who they haven’t seen for a long time. Families stay together and throw water on their heads to have an excellent year, with money and without problems. ________________ There’s a fun traditional water festival every Thai New Year that people want to go to! It’s the unusual “Songkran Festival”, also called the “Water Festival”. It’s the most expensive in Thailand, but it’s known for the fantastic things people can do in it. RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS __ A __ DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO Lea el texto y responda las preguntas. En cada pregunta __ – __, marque A, B, o C en su hoja de respuestas.
  • 255. However, the festival has changed. Now people make teams to throw water at each other in a match and choose a winner. It’s a wonderful reason to travel and enjoy the games. People sell, buy and use water toys, as well as carry cups of different sizes from their kitchens to throw water. Students don’t wear their usual school clothes and get up early. During Songkran it’s very important to wear comfortable clothes and something to protect your eyes from the sun and water. Tourists from other countries say this is the most special festival they’ve ever been to because of its new idea of having fun. People of different ages participate; they act like kids, they shout and have a wonderful time.
  • 256. A. It has amazing activities. B. It’s quite scary. C. It’s outdoors. Why has the Songkran festival been so popular? 2 min
  • 258.
  • 259. A. It has amazing activities. B. It’s quite scary. C. It’s outdoors. Why has the Songkran festival been so popular?
  • 260. A. visit their parents. B. look after their kids. C. get a new job. 106. One of the activities people do in the festival is to 2 min
  • 262.
  • 263. A. visit their parents. B. look after their kids. C. get a new job. 106. One of the activities people do in the festival is to
  • 264. 107. The festival is special because A. it’s for workers. B. it takes lots of time. C. it’s for good luck. 2 min
  • 266.
  • 267. 107. The festival is special because A. it’s for workers. B. it takes lots of time. C. it’s for good luck.
  • 268. 108. The festival has become A. a group of students. B. a place to cook. C. a fun competition. 2 min
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  • 271. 108. The festival has become A. a group of students. B. a place to cook. C. a fun competition.
  • 272. 109. What should people bring from home? A. a uniform B. a bowl C. a puzzle 2 min
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  • 275. 109. What should people bring from home? A. a uniform B. a bowl C. a puzzle
  • 276. 110. What is needed for the festival? A. a bathing suit B. an umbrella C. a pair of sunglasses 2 min
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  • 279. 110. What is needed for the festival? A. a bathing suit B. an umbrella C. a pair of sunglasses
  • 280. 111. What do foreign visitors think about the festival? A. It’s modern. B. It’s awesome. C. It’s noisy. 2 min
  • 282.
  • 283. 111. What do foreign visitors think about the festival? A. It’s modern. B. It’s awesome. C. It’s noisy.
  • 284. 112. What is the best title for the text? A. The fun festival B. The cheapest festival C. The kids’ festival 2 min
  • 286.
  • 287. 112. What is the best title for the text? A. The fun festival B. The cheapest festival C. The kids’ festival
  • 288. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min It is long, and there is meat in it.
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  • 291. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. It is long, and there is meat in it.
  • 292. ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min Some people make soup with these. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
  • 294.
  • 295. ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. Some people make a soup with these. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
  • 296. ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min It has bread, meat, tomato and onion. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
  • 298.
  • 299. ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. It has bread, meat, tomato and onion. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
  • 300. ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. 2 min You drink a glass of this when you´re thirsty. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage
  • 302.
  • 303. ¿Cuál palabra (A – H) concuerda con la descripción de cada frase de la izquierda (6 – 10)? 1. You drink a glass of this when you´re thirsty. A. burger B. chips C. coffee D. lemonade E. noodles F. pancake G. pie H. sausage