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PASSAGEI
TheInventionofthetelephone
Inthenineteenthcentury,theinventionofthetelegraphmadeitpossibletosendnoises,signals,andevenmusicoverwires
fromoneplacetoanother.However,thehumanvoice_1_thisway.Manyinventorstriedtofinda_2_tosendavoiceover
wires,andin1876someoftheireffortswerecrownedwithsuccess.___3___Americaninventors,AlexanderGrahamBelland
ElishaGray,—4—atalmostthesametime.TheUnitedStatesSupremeCourtfinallyhadtodecidewhichofthetwo_5—the
firstinventorofthetelephone.TheCourtdecided_6_Bell'sfavor.
BominEdinbrug,Scotland,Bellgrewupinafamily_7_wasveryinterestedinteachingpeopletospeak.Hisgrandfather
hadbeenanactorwholeft_8—toteachelocution;hisfatherwasateacher_9_deaf-mutesleamhowtospeak.
However,probablynoneofthe_10—inventionsgaveBellthesamefeelingoftriumph_11—hehadonthedaywhenhe
spilledsomeacidfromhisbatteries.Itwasafterhehadworkedformonthstofindwaystosendsomethingmore_12_metallic
twangsoverthewires.ThinkingWatson,_13_,wasinthenextroom,Bellcalled,"Mr.Watson,_14__.Iwantyou."Watson
wasnotinthenextroom.Hewasdowninhislaboratory,_15_tothereceiver.ToWatson'ssurprise,heheardthewords
perfectly.HerantotellBellthenews:thewireshadcarriedBell'svoiceperfectly.
EXERCISE:
1.A)hadnevertraveledB)neverhadtraveledC)wasnevertraveledD)neverwastraveled
2.A)solutionB)keyC)wayD)mean
3.A)TwoB)ThetwoC)ThetwoofD)Oftwo
4.A)wassucceededB)havesucceededC)succeededD)wassucceeding
5.A)wasB)tobeC)beingD)havingbeen
6.A)atB)onC)toD)in
7.A)thatB)whereC)inwhichD)who
8.A)atheatreB)theatreC)theatresD)thetheatre
9.A)whichwashelpedB)thatwashelpedC)whohelpedD)whohashelped
10.A)laterB)latterC)latelyD)afterwards
11.A)likeB)toC与whichD)as
12.A)ofB)/C)asD)than
13.A)beinghishelperB)washishelperC)hishelperD)tobehishelper
14.A)comehereB)comeupC)goawayD)godown
15.A)besidesB)besideC)nextD)by
Key:ACACADADCADDCAC
PASSAGE2
CulturalDifference
Peoplefromdifferentculturessometimesdothingsthatmakeeachotheruncomfortable,sometimeswithoutrealizingit
MostAmericans___1___outofthecountryandhavevery___2___experiencewithforeigners.Buttheyareusually
spontaneous,friendlyandopen,andenjoy___3___newpeople,havingguestsandbringingpeopletogetherformallyor
informally.Theytendtousefirstnames___4___mostsituationsandspeakfreelyaboutthemselves.SoifyourAmericanhosts
dosomethingthat___5___youuncomfortable,trytoletthemknowhowyoufeel.Mostpeoplewill_6_yourhonestyandtry
nottotakeyouuncomfortableagain.Andyou'llall_7_somethingaboutanotherculture!
Manytravelersfind_8—easiertomeetpeopleintheU.S.thaninothercountries.Theymayjustcomeupandintroduce
themselvesoreveninviteyouover_9_theyreallyknowyou.SometimesAmericansaresaidtobe_10__.Perhapsitseems
so,buttheyareprobablyjust_11_agoodtime.Justlikeanywhereelse,ittakestimetobecomerealfriends_12_peoplein
theU.S..
Ifandwhenyou_13_Americanfriends,theywillprobably_14—introducingyoutotheirfriendsandfamily,andif
theyseemproud_15—you,it'sprobablybecausetheyare.Relaxandenjoyit!
EXERCICE
1.A)haveneverbeenB)havebeenneverC)hasneverbeenD)hasbeennever
2.A)alittleB)littleC)muchD)agreatdeal
3.A)meetB)tomeetC与meetingD)tohavemet
4.A)onB)amongC)withinD)in
5.A)makesB)makeC)madeD)making
6.A)praiseB)honorC)appreciateD)confirm
7.A)pickB)selectC)learnD)study
8.A)thisB)itC)themD)/
9.A)whenB)ifC)afterD)before
10.A)superficiallyfriendB)superficialfriendC)superficiallyfriendlyD)superficialfriendly
11.A)havingB)takingC)makingD)killing
12.A)withB)amongC)toD)in
13.A)getalongwithB)getridofC)stayawayfromD)staywith
14.A)hateB)forbidC)avoidD)enjoy
15.A)toknowB)knowingC)knowD)havingknown
Key:ABCDACCBDCAADDA
TheWhiteHouse
Wegotupearlythismorningand_1_alongwalkafterbreakfast.Wewalkedthroughthebusinesssectionofthecity.I
toldyouyesterdaythatthecitywaslarger_2—Ithoughtitwouldbe.—3—thebusinesssectionissmallerthanIthoughtit
wouldbe.Isupposethafs_4—Washingtonisaspecialkindofcity.—5—thepeopleinWashingtonworkforthegovernment.
About9:30wewenttotheWhiteHouse.It's_6_tothepublicfrom10till12,andtherewasalonglineofpeoplewaitingtoget
in.Wedidn'thavetowaitverylong,becausethelinemoved_7_quickly.
TheWhiteHouseisreallywhite.Itispaintedeveryyear.Anditseemsverywhite,becauseit'sgotbeautifullawnsall
aroundit,____8____manytreesandshrubs.Thegrounds_9—aboutfoursquareblocks.Imean,they'reabouttwoblocks
long_10_eachside.Ofcourse,wedidn'tseethewholebuilding.Thepart_11—thePresidentlivesandworksisnotopento
thepublic.Butthepartwesawwasbeautiful.Wewentthroughfiveofthemainrooms.Oneofthemwasthelibrary,onthe
groundfloor.Onthenextfloor,therearethreeroomsnamed_12_thecolorsthatareusedinthem:theRedRoom,theBlue
Room,andtheGreenRoom.Thewallsarecoveredwithsilk_13_.Thereare_14_oldfurniture,fromthetime_15_the
WhiteHousewasfirstbuilt.Andeverywheretherearepaintingsandstatuesofformerpresidentsandotherfamouspeoplefrom
history.
1.A)madeB)didC)tookD)got
2.A)thanB)asC)soD)like
3.A)ButB)YesC)SoD)Then
4.A)sinceB)asC)becauseD)becauseof
5.A)MuchofB)MostofC)AlotD)Lots
6.A)openB)openingC)beingopenedD)opened
7.A)prettyB)littleC)muchD)verymuch
8.A)/B)havingC)withD)together
9.A)includeB)costC)coverD)spread
10.A)byB)onC)forD)with
11.A)whichB)whatC)thatD)where
12.A)byB)forC)afterD)before
13.A)clothB)clothesC)clothingD)cloths
14.A)MuchpiecesofB)manypiecesofC)manyaD)agreatmany
15.A)thatB)whichC)whoD)when
key:CAACBAACCBDCABD
PASSAGE4
CostasaFactorinSupply
Inapurelycompetitivemarket,thesupplierofgoodsandserviceshasnocontroloverthemarketprice,becauseheproduces
toolittletoinfluencemarketconditions.Withnodifferencebetweenhisproductsandtheproducts_1—hiscompetitors,hewill
sellnothingifhechargesabovethemarketpriceandhewillsellallifhechargesator_2—themarketprice.However,in
consideringtheprice,hemusttakecostofproduction_3—.Tlierearetimeswhenhemaybewillingtosellbelowhiscost.This
mighthappenwhenpricestumblefor_4_ashorttime.However,nobusinesspersoncan_5_losemoneyforaprolonged
period.Hemust_6_ofhiscostsinrelationtothemarketpriceifheistocompetesuccessfullyandearnaprofit.
Manypeoplehavetheimpressionthatasproductionincreases,costsperunitdecrease.—7_massproductionhasmadethis
trueincertainindustriesandatcertainlevelsofproduction,—8—logicandpracticalexperiencehaveshownthatcostsperunit
begintorisebeyondacertainlevelofproduction.Someeconomists_9_thisprincipleasthelawofincreasingcosts.
Thereason_10_riseasproductiongoesupiscomplex.However,itiseasytorecognizethatasproductiongoesup,the
needforadditionalfactorsofproductionwillalsogrow,resulting_11—competitivebiddinginthemarketplaceforthefactors
ofproduction.Ifaproducerneeds_12—skilledlabortoproducemore,andnoneofthislaborisunemployed,theproducerwill
havetoget_13—fromothersources.Thiscanbedoneby_14__higherwages.Higherbiddingwouldalsoapplytotheother
factorsofproduction.Wemustalsorecognizethatnotalllaborisequallyproductive,_15_notalllandisequallyfertileand
notalloreisequallyrichinthemineralwanted.
1.A)toB)atC)ofD)on
2.A)belowB)beneathC)overD)above
3.A)toconsiderB)intoconsiderationC)toconsiderationD)inconsideration
4.A)hebelieveswillbeB)whathebelievesbeC)whathebelieveswillbeD)hebelievestobe
5.A)affordtoB)beaffordableC)beaffordedtoD)haveafforded
6.A)constantlyawareB)constantlyknowledgeableofC)beconstantlyawareofD)constantlyawareof
7.A)BecauseB)SinceC)WhenD)While
8.A)bothB)aswellasC)alsoD)but
9.A)referB)refertoC)callD)arereferredto
10.A)costB)thecostC)thecostsD)costs
11.A)fromB)inC)\D)for
12.A)lessB)numerousC)moreD)many
13.A)themB)theseC)itD)those
14.A)offeringB)cuttingC)reducingD)having
15.A)asjustB)justasC)becauseD)while
KEYS:CABCACDABDBCCAB
PASSAGE5
ImportanceofthePublicImage
Publicimagereferstohowacompanyisviewedbyiscustomers,suppliers,andstockholders,bythefinancialcommunity,
bythecommunitiesinwhichitoperates,andbyfederalandlocalgovernments.Publicimageiscontrollable____(1)____Justas
theproduct,price,place,andpromotionaleffortsare.
Afirm'spublicimage____(2)____avitalroleintheattractivenessofthefirmanditsproductstoemployees,customers,
____(3)____tosuchoutsidersasstockholders,suppliers,creditors,governmentofficials,aswellasdiversespecialgroups.With
somethingsitis____(4)____tosatisfyallthediversepublics:forexample,anewhighlyautomatedplantmaymeettheapproval
ofcreditorsandstockholders,but____(5)____willundoubtedlyfindresistancefromemployeeswhoseetheir_____(6)____
threatened.Ontheotherhand,high-qualityproductsandservicestandardsshouldbringalmostcompleteapproval____(7)____
lowqualityproductsandfalseclaimswouldbewidelylookeddownupon.
Afirm'spublicimage,____(8)____itisgood,shouldbetreasuredandprotected.Itisavaluableasset____(9)____usually
isbuiltupoveralongandsatisfyingrelationshipofafirmwithispublics.Ifafirmhas____(10)____aqualityimage,thisisnot
easilycounteredorimitatedbycompetitors.___(11)___animagemayenableafirmtochargehigherprices,towoothebest
distributorsanddealers,toattractthebestemployees,toexpect____(12)____favorablecreditorrelationshipsandlowest
borrowingcosts.Itshouldalsoallowthefirm'sstocktocommandahigherprice-earningsratiothanotherfirmsinthesame
industry____(13)____suchagoodreputationandpublicimage.
Anumberoffactorsaffectthepublicimageofacorporation.____(14)____includephysicalfacilities,contactsofoutsiders
withcompanyemployees,productqualityanddependability,prices____(15)____competitors,customerservice,thekindof
advertisingandthemediaandprogramsused,andtheuseofpublicrelationsandpublicity.
1.A)atconsiderableextent
B)toconsiderableextent
C)toconsiderateextent
D)atconsiderateextent
2.A)establishes
B)plays
C)makes
D)obtains
3.A)but
B)however
C)and
D)as
4.A)possible
B)easy
C)notimpossible
D)impossible
5.A)they
B)some
C)it
D)we
6.A)plant
B)jobs
C)machines
D)themselves
7.A)while
B)when
C)as
D)and
8.A)that
B)if
C)which
D)/
9.A)that
B)who
C)whose
D)ofwhich
10.A)been
B)developed
C)found
D)learned
11.A)With
B)Such
C)Like
D)/
12.A)amore
B)more
C)most
D)themost
13.A)with
B)without
C)in
D)of
14.A)They
B)It
C)Some
D)Most
15.A)relatedto
B)connectedwith
C)relativeto
D)relatedwith
KEY:BBCDCBABABBDBAC
PASSAGE6
Let'sHaveaLittleCooperationPlease
CiaAndinadoTriconos(CATSA),aBolivianjointventureoftheU.S.DresserIndustriesandlocalinvestors,whichand
baseditsinvestment(1)anallocationunderthemetalworkingprogram,closeditsdoorsafter(2)____to
penetratetheAndeanmarketaftermorethantwoyearsinoperation.
Theprospectof(3)accesstotheAndeanmarket,plusprotectionprovidedbya55percent"advalorem"
commonoutertariffonbitssourcedfromoutsidethebloc,madethesalesoutlookseem(4).
However,CATSA's"monopoly"positioninAncomprovedspecious.(5)theplantwentonstreamin1974,the
companywasneverabletoexportasingledrillbittotheAndeanmarket;anditslocalsaleswere(6)_____astate-owned
petroleumcompany.Thismarketwasclearly(7),sincetheoperationhadbeenbasedonexportingthebulkofthe
plant's200-unit-per-monthcapacitytotheAndeanarea.
CATSAcouldnotpenetratetheAncommarketforseveralreasons:
AlthoughAncom(8)a55-percentcommonoutertariffonthird-countryimports,someAncomcountrieshad
previously(9)LAFTA(LatinAmericanFreeTradeAssociation)tariffconcessions,whichtakeprecedenceoverthe
Ancomtariffs.
Ancommemberssimplydidnot(10)thespiritofthemetalworkingagreement.Aftertheinstallationofthe
CATSAfacility,plantsproducingtriconebits(11)inPeruandVenezuela.Underthemetalworkingprogram,
participating(12)werecommittedtoprohibitingnewforeigninvestmentinallocationsofotherAncomcountries.
Butonthequestionofnewinvestmentbylocalindustry,theobligationwasonlynottoencourageit,withnorequirementto
preventit.(13)Venezuela,ithasnocommitmenttolimitlocalproductionortohonortheoutertariff,becauseitwas
notyetamemberofAncomwhenthemetalworkingagreementwassignedandwasthusnota(14)tothepact.
Also,accordingtoBolivia,ColombiaandEcuadoremployed(15)obstaclestoavoidapplyingthecommon
outertariff.
ThewithdrawalofChilefromAncomcostBoliviaalucrativepotentialmarkettoo.
1.A)in
B)to
C)under
D)on
2.A)failB)tofailC)failingD)succeeding
3.A)nodutyB)no-dutyC)duty-boundD)duty-free
4.A)goodB)wellC)badD)badly
5.A)SoB)AlthoughC)ButD)Therefore
6.A)confinedtoB)confinedinC)expandedtoD)exportedto
7.A)bigenoughB)sufficientC)toobigD)insufficient
8.A)hasgotB)gotC)hasimposedD)hasimposedon
9.A)admittedB)admittingC)grantingD)granted
10.A)learnB)honorC)takeD)give
11.A)areputB)areestablishedC)weresetupD)hadsetup
12.A)membergovernmentB)membersgovernmentC)membergovernmentsD)membersgovernments
13.A)IncaseofB)InthecaseofC)IncaseD)Oncase
14.A)partyB)memberC)personD)partner
15.A)aseriesofB)agreatdealofC)alargeamountofD)agreatnumber
KEY:DCDABADCDBCCBAA
PASSAGE7
PeopleExpress
PeopleExpress,foundedinApril1981,grewrapidlyonthebasisoflowfaresandno-frillsservice.Itsoonbecamealeading
airlineand_1—changedtheindustryasfinnsconstantlyengagedinpricewarstolurepassengers.Then,PeopleExpress'
bubble_2—becauseitoverexpanded,consumercomplaintsmountedandotherairlinesmatcheditsfaresonpopularroutes.In
1986,PeopleExpress_3—hundredsofmillionsofdollarsandwasforcedtosellouttoTexasAir,theownerofContinentaland
EasternAirlines.
Inearly1987,TexasAir_4—PeopleExpressintoitsContinentaldivisionandindustryobserversbelieved_5—the
costlyfarewarswouldbeended.Theycouldnothavebeenmorewrong.Tostimulatebusinessforits_6—continentalAirlines,
TexasAirinstitutedanewlowfarecategory_7—MaxSaver.Thefareofferedpricesthatwereupto40percentlowerthan
"supersaver"ratesoffered_8_allairlines.Forexample,theround-tripMaxSaverfarefromNewYorktoHoustonwas$70.
TheMaxSaverfareswereimmediatelymatchedbyallmajorairlines,_9_fearedlosingbusiness.
WhileMaxSaverrateswerelow,theyalsohadrestrictions.Ticketscouldnotbe_10—orflighttimesmodifiedafter
purchase.PassengerswouldhavetostayovereitheraSaturdayorSunday.Reservationshadtobemadeatleasttwodays_11—,
andtherewerelimitedseatsavailable.
ThreeweeksafterMaxSaverrateswere_12_,AmericanAirlinesannouncedplanstoraiseitsdiscountfaresandrequire
30-day-13—purchasingforitslowestfares.Itfeltitcouldnotcontinueattheratesineffect.However,just10days_14_,
AmeriacnAirlineshadtoreviseitsplan.TexasAirrefusedtoabandontheMaxSaverfare;itevenextendedtheprogramintothe
busysummerseason.Competitorswentalongandthepricewarragedon,—15—anexecutive'scommentthat"nobody'scost
structurecansurviveMaxSavers."
1.A)little
B)slowly
C)quick
D)radically
2.A)burst
B)explode
C)opened
D)disappeared
3.A)gained
B)made
C)lost
D)disappeared
4.A)emerged
B)merged
C)hascombined
D)mixed
5.A)what
B)which
C)where
D)that
6.A)expand
B)toextend
C)expanded
D)extended
7.A)called
B)calling
C)tocall
D)callingon
8.A)to
B)for
C)with
D)by
9.A)what
B)that
C)which
D)this
10.A)putoff
B)canceling
C)destroyed
D)canceled
11.A)before
B)inadvance
C)aheadof
D)later
12.A)introduced
B)broughtin
C)takenin
D)ad即ted
13.A)advanced
B)before
C)ahead
D)priorto
14.A)lately
B)later
C)late
D)latter
15.A)despiteof
B)despite
C)inspite
D)although
KEY:DACBDCADCDBAABB
PASSAGE8
AnAbsent-mindedProfessor
ProfessorSmithlivedalone.Hewasveryabsent-minded.Heusedto_1—theuniversitytogivealectureandfindthathe
hadforgottentobringhisnotes.Orhe_2—losehisspectaclesandbeunabletoseethe_3—.Hecouldneverfindanychalkto
_4_with,andheoftenforgotthetimeandwouldramble_5_fbrhoursbecausehehad_6_hiswatchathome.Butthe
most_7_thingofallabouthimwashis_8_.Hisovercoatwasrarely_9_,asmostofthebuttonswere_10___.Hisshoes
wereusuallyuntiedbecausehehadlostthelaces.He_11_hiscombaswellbecausehishairwasalwaysstanding_12__,that
isunlesshewas_13—hisbatteredoldhatwiththebrimmissing.Histrouserswere_14—byanoldtieinsteadofabelt.He
wasachainsmoker.Hewouldsmoke_15—inclass.Cigaretteashwasliberallyscatteredoverhiswaistcoat.
1.A)arriveinB)arriveatC)arriveD)arriving
2.A)wasusedtoB)wasaccustomedtoC)couldD)would
3.A)blackboardB)floorC)doorD)window
4.A)teachB)deliverC)writeD)address
5.A)ofB)atC)inD)on
6.A)putB)placedC)leftD)forgotten
7.A)excitingB)amazingC)attractiveD)delightful
8.A)appearanceB)actC)behaviorD)conduct
9.A)tiedB)fastenedC)ironedD)patched
10.A)losingB)fallingC)missingD)hanging
11.A)haslostB)losesC)musthavelostD)mustlose
12.A)onendB)upC)asideD)back
13.A)puttingonB)wearingonC)wearingD)having
14.A)roundedupB)stucktogetherC)puttogetherD)heldup
15.A)evenB)frequentlyC)constantlyD)continuously
Keys:BDACDCBABCCACDA
PASSAGE9
HighwaysintheUnitedStates
TheUnitedStatesiswell-knownforitsnetworkofmajorhighwaysdesignedtohelpadrivergetfromoneplacetoanother
intheshortestpossibletime.—1_thesewidemodemroadsaregenerally_2_andwellmaintained,withfewsharpcurvesand
—3_straightsections,adirectrouteisnotalwaysthemost_4_one.Largehighwaysoftenpass_5—scenicareasand
interestingsmalltowns.Furthermore,thesehighwaysgenerally_6_largeurbancenterswhichmeansthattheybecome
crowdedwith_7_trafficduringrushhours,_8_theHfast,direct"waybecomesaveryslowroute.However,thereisalmost
alwaysanotherrouteto_9_ifyouarenotinahurry.Notforfromtherelativelynew"superhighways",thereareoftenolder,
_10__heavilytraveledroadswhichgothroughthecountryside._II_aregoodlaneroads;othersareunevenroadscurving
—12—thecountry.Thesesecondaryroutesmaygoupsteepslopes,alonghillycliffsordownfrighteninghillsidestotowns
—13—indeepvalleys.Thoughtheseareless_14_routes,longerandslower,theygenerallygotoplaces_15—theairis
cleanandthesceneryisbeautiful,andthedrivermayhaveachancetogetafresh,cleanviewoftheworld.
1.A)AlthoughB)ButC)SinceD)Because
2.A)unevenB)bumpyC)roughD)smooth
3.A)littleB)muchC)manyD)few
4.A)terribleB)horribleC)tolerableD)enjoyable
5.A)toB)intoC)atD)by
6.A)mergeB)connectC)combineD)mix
7.A)busyB)smallC)largeD)heavy
8.A)whenB)whereC)whichD)that
9.A)walkB)goC)takeD)fix
10.A)moreB)lessC)veryD)extremely
11.A)AlloftheseB)NoneoftheseC)AllroadsD)Someofthese
12.A)outofB)outC)throughD)from
13.A)lyingB)lieC)liesD)lay
14.A)directB)indirectC)enjoyableD)beautiful
15.A)theseB)whichC)thatD)where
Keys:ADCDDBDACBDCAAD
PASSAGE10
ABiologicalClock
Everylivingthinghaswhatscientistscallabiologicalclockthatcontrolsbehavior.Thebiologicalclocktells_1_whento
formflowersandwhentheflowersshouldopen.Ittells_2_whentoleavetheprotectivecocoonandflyaway,andittells
animalsandhumanbeingswhentoeat,sleepandwake.
Eventsoutsidetheplantandanimal_3_theactionsofsomebiologicalclocks.Scientistsrecentlyfound,forexample,that
alinyanimalchangesthecolorofitsfur4thenumberofhoursofdaylight.Intheshort_5_ofwinter,itsfurbecomes
white.Thefurbecomesgraybrownincolorinthelongerhoursofdaylightinsummer.
Innersignalscontrolotherbiologicalclocks.Germanscientistsfoundthatsomekindofinternalclockseemstoorderbirds
tobegintheirlongmigration_6_twiceeachyear.Birds_7_fromflyingbecomerestlesswhenitistimeforthetrip,_8_
theybecomecalmagainwhenthetimeoftheflighthasended.
Scientistssaytheyarebeginningtolearnwhich_9—ofthebraincontainbiologicalclocks.AnAmericanresearcher,
MartinMoorhead,saidasmallgroupofcellsnearthefrontofthebrain_10_tocontrolthetimingofsomeofouractions.
These_11_tellapersonwhento_12_,whentosleepandwhentoseekfood.Scientistssaythereprobablyareother
biologicalclockcellsthatcontrolotherbodyactivities.
Dr.Moorheadisstudying_13—ourbiologicalclocksaffectthewaywedoourwork.Forexample,mostofushavegreat
difficultyifwemustoftenchangetodifferentworkhours.—14—cantakemanydaysforahumanbodytoacceptthemajor
changeinworkhours.Dr.Moorheadsaidindustrialofficialsshouldhaveabetterunderstandingofbiologicalclocksandhow
theyaffectworkers.Hesaid_15—understandingcouldcutsicknessandaccidentsatworkandwouldhelpincreaseafactory's
production.
1.A)scientistsB)humansC)plantsD)animals
2.A)insectsB)birdsC)fishD)snakes
3.A)effectB)affectC)effectedD)affected
4.A)becauseB)forthereasonthatC)becauseofD)since
5.A)monthsB)daysC)minutesD)weeks
6.A)flightB)flyC)movementD)transportation
7.A)preventedfromB)orderedbyC)helpedbyD)intrudedon
8.A)andB)butC)thereforeD)however
9.A)portionsB)partsC)sectionsDkinds
10.A)tryB)triesC)seemD)seems
11.A)thingsB)partsC)cellsD)actions
12.A)awakenB)wakeC)awakeD)wake-up
13.A)howB)whyC)whereD)what
14.A)WeB)ItC)TheyD)You
15.A)soB)withC)suchD)if
KEYS:CABCBAABBDCAABC
PASSAGE11
TheGreatNewspaperWar
Upuntilabout100yearsago,newspapersintheUnitedStatesappealedonlytothemostseriousreaders.Theyused_1_
illustrationsandthearticleswereaboutpoliticsorbusiness.
Twomenchangedthat-JosephPulitzer_2—theNewYorkWorldandWilliamRandolphHearstoftheNewYorkJournal.
PulitzerboughttheNewYorkWorld_3—1883.Hechangeditfromatraditionalnewspaperintoavery_4—oneovernight.
Headded_5—illustrationsandcartoons.Andhetoldhisreporterstowritearticleson_6―crimeorscandaltheycouldfind.
Andtheydid.Oneofthemevenpretendedshewascrazyandthenshe_7_toamentalhospital.Shethenwroteaseriesof
articlesaboutthepoortreatmentof_8_inthosehospitals.
In1895,HearstcametoNewYorkfrom_9―California.HewantedtheJournaltobemoresensationalandmoreexciting
—10—theworld.Healsowantedittobe_11—,sohereducedthepricebyapenny.Hearstattractedattentionbecausehis
headlineswerebiggerthan_12_.Heoftensaid,"Bigprintmakesbignews.”
PulitzerandHearstdidanythingthey_13—tosellnewspapers.Forexample.HearstsentFredericRemington,thefamous
illustrator,-14_picturesoftheSpanish-AmericanWar.Whenhegotthere,hetoldHearstthatnofightingwas_15—.Hearst
answered,"Youfurnishthepictures.I'llfurnishthewar."
EXERCISE:
1.A)noB)manyC)alotD)little
2.A)onB)forC)inD)of
3.A)onB)inC)atD)about
4.A)exciteB)excitinglyC)excitingD)excited
5.A)alotB)fewC)afewD)lotsof
6.A)everyB)allC)bothD)many
7.A)admittedB)wasadmittedC)couldadmitD)hasadmitted
8.A)patientsB)patienceC)patientD)patiences
9.A)anB)theC)aD)/
10.A)thanB)asC)inD)for
11.A)cheapB)cheaperC)cheapestD)thecheapest
12.A)anyoneB)anyone'sC)anyoneelseD)anyoneelse's
13.A)mayB)mightC)canD)could
14.A)drawB)drewC)todrayD)drawn
15.A)goingB)goingoutC)goingonD)goingoff
Key:ADBCDABADABDDCC
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