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1. What is the lecture mainly about?
medium- ARoosevelt`s New Deal to tackle the Great Depression
- BThe political impact of the Great Depression in America
- CThe reverberations of the Great Depression in the public domain
- DHow mass employment projects stemmed the tide of depression
2. What is the speaker’s main point?
medium- AMost people have an instinctive feeling about fair price so in negotiation, they worry about whether or not they are being fair.
- BThe best way to negotiate the most advantageous position is to use cutthroat techniques that put the other side on the defensive.
- C“I’ve given you a fair offer” can be used by competitive negotiators to gain a psychological advantage because it makes the other side defensive.
- DIn negotiation, “fair” is an overused term that can have negative connotations.
3. What is the lecture mainly about?
medium- AEarly diagnosis of paralysis needs neurological examination.
- BParalysis needs treatment at physical and psychological levels.
- CTreatment of paralysis is more about rehabilitation programs and psychological adjustment.
- DParalysis needs early diagnosis for complete cure, otherwise it is all about rehabilitation.
4. What does the speaker say about downward inflection?
medium- ADownward inflection might be ineffective because it triggers a part of the brain that makes people angry.
- BDownward inflection is a way of speaking that lets someone know there’s no room for negotiation.
- CWhen negotiating contracts, using downward inflection improves your negotiating position.
- DDownward inflection is a way of communicating without words that lets the other person know there is no room for negotiation
5. What is the lecture mainly about?
medium- AMore than the drugs, it is the changes in lifestyle that help fight high blood pressure.
- BThough blood pressure is primarily a lifestyle disease, medication does help in different ways.
- CBlood pressure medication is of several types and sometimes they work to neutralise each other.
- DVarious drugs to treat blood pressure work alone or in combination, along with lifestyle changes.
6. What is the lecture mainly about?
medium- AMetaphysical literature like that of John Donne needs keen understanding of abstract concepts.
- BJohn Donne was a metaphysical poet of the highest pedigree.
- CJohn Donne expertly interweaves contemporary social order into metaphysical imagination.
- DTo understand metaphysical literature, one needs to have open mind like John Donne.
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My hero is Marie Curie. She was a Polish physicist and chemist working in France, and she did ________ (7) pioneering research on radioactivity. She was also the first woman who won a Nobel prize. Marie Curie is my hero because she showed a lot of ________ (8) in following her career path and her ________ (9) . She also showed a lot of ________ (10) in working for years to receive results from her experiments. And Marie Curie, she designed and built the first ________ (11) X-Ray machines. She worked on the front lines of the first World War along with her ________ (12) saving soldiers.
easyThese problems include ADHD, Conduct ________ (13), and Oppositional Defiant Disorder. Separation Anxiety is another disorder commonly observed among children. Children mostly ________ (14) from this disorder after an ________ (15) trauma, or separation or ________ (16) of their parents. It also occurs more frequently than children whose mothers have been ________ (17) with panic disorder. Other childhood problems that can be seen among children are autism and also eating disorders.
easyThere can now be no reasonable science-based ________ (18) about the reality of global climate change effects. Population growth outpaces agricultural production ________ (19) with predictably catastrophic results for humanity. Nevertheless, the world cannot ________ (20) to take the risk that the climate scientists have got it wrong. Eleven of the ________ (21) years have occurred in the past twelve years, while major ________ (22) changes are taking place on a global scale.
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23. Which of the following are suggested as reasons why contemporary writers on politics are less readable and relevant than the ancient writers?
medium- AThey only write about institutions.
- BThey tend to focus on only one aspect of political systems.
- CBeing university-based forces them to specialize.
- DThey ask largely irrelevant questions.
- EThey follow the example of 19th century writers.
24. Which of the following statements are correct according to the speakers?
medium- AWordplay was used mainly by comedians at the time
- BThe speaker used to have a contempt for wordplay
- CThe use of wordplay can be a serious offence under certain circumstances
- DIf people do not share the same sense of humour, they are unlikely to get on well
- EWordplay can make a relationship go bad
25. Which of the following statements are true according to the speakers?
medium- ASporting opportunities were limited when Pauline was playing football at university
- BA fellow player inspired Pauline to take up football
- CA few girls from Pauline’s women club moved on to playing in the professional league
- DPauline believes women footballers need to develop a better quality game to ensure the future of women’s football
- EPauline suggests people need to consider women’s football as a serious job
26. Which of the following statements are supported according to the talk?
medium- AThe speaker is concerned about the environmentalist’s lack of evidence.
- BThe environmentalist made predictions up to a few thousand years.
- CAnother expert in the field criticised the environmentalist’s work.
- DThere is a contradiction in the environmentalist’s argument.
- EThe environmentalist made predictions about population expansion and food manufacturing.
27. Which of the following statements are correct according to Tom?
medium- AAn actor’s refusal to give an interview may be due to his dissatisfaction with his performance.
- BThe tendency of journalists to ask embarrassing questions may make an actor avoid giving interviews.
- CIn this interview, he is appreciative of the chance to discuss film-making.
- DHe wants to focus on the film he has made during this interview.
- EHe believes publicity will help his film career.
28. Which of the following statements are true according to the speakers?
medium- AAccording to the woman, the young people need to be treated more harshly.
- BThe man claim that the young people need to be given a sense of self-esteem.
- CThey agree that the young people brought misfortune upon themselves.
- DPunishment at the rehab centre is part of the education and training for young people.
- EMoney is the reason behind children’s skipping schools and turning to crime.
29. Which of the following statements are correct according to the novelist?
medium- AShe feels very concerned about the scarcity of women writers in literary reviews and journals
- BHer own attempts at drama did not meet with success so she had to change to novel
- CNovel is a good vehicle for woman writer because there is a body of recognised work by female writers
- DThe speaker feels that women and men are treated equally when it comes to novel writing
- EIt took 60 years for England to have the next successful female dramatist after Aphra Behn
30. Which of the following statements are supported by the speaker?
medium- ATotal color blindness is a hereditary condition.
- BHaving this condition means the sufferers are obliged to undergo tests.
- CColor blindness can exempt the sufferer from some types of employment.
- DNormally, people with this condition can’t tell the difference between red and blue.
- EPartial color blindness does not interfere much with the suffers’ lives.