English

1. He deals -----foreign good only, but out firm deals ----several leading merchants who trade----variety -----goods.

a. in, with, in, of

b. with, with, with, of

c. with, in, of, with

d. in, in, with, of

2. In a changing and ----unstructured business environment, creativity and innovations are being ----demanded of executives.

a. excessively, rapidly

b. highly, extremely

c. increasingly, moderately

d. progressively, increasingly

3. During the ---many buildings were -----to the ground.

a. riots, collapsed

b. fire, razed

c. floods, razed

d. disturbances, brought

4. Patriotism, like so many other objects of this imperfect world, is a -----web of good and evil.

a. complicated

b. intricate

c. tangled

d. entangled

5. The new owners of the paper changed the ----completely.

a. outlay

b. layout

c. outlet

d. outlook

6. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. 'Drying' food 'by means' of solar energy 'is ancient' process 'applied' wherever

a. Drying

b. by means

c. is ancient

d. applied

7. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. The rings 'of' Saturn are 'so' distant to 'be' seen from the Earth 'without' telescope.

a. of

b. so

c. be

d. without

8. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. In recent 'years', automobile emissions 'have disfigured' stone 'carvings', corroded bronze monuments, and 'soil' ancient buildings.

a. years

b. have disfigured

c. carving

d. soil

9. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. There have 'recently' been 'any' important 'findings' in medical 'technology.'

a. recently

b. any

c. findings

d. technology

10. Find out which quotation parts of the following sentences has an error. The 'oceans' contain many 'forms' of life that 'has' not 'yet' been discovered.

a. oceans

b. forms

c. has

d. yet

11. The gel-like substance which promotes healing comes from

a. catfish bodies

b. Arab fishermen

c. coagulants

d. catfish venom

12. According to the passage

a. bacteria feed on sugar

b. kills unhealthy cells

c. glass is formed from sugar

d. sugar promotes healing

13. It can be inferred from the passage that Alexander Fleming

a. discovered moldy cheese

b. suspected medicinal properties of mold

c. isolated infectious patients

d. enjoyed eating cheese

14. The word 'therapeutic' is closest in meaning to

a. physiological

b. medicinal

c. traditional

d. psychological

15. This passage is mainly about

a. using folk medicines in place of modern medicines

b. antibiotics in the field medicine

c. the validity of folk remedies and their use for advances in modern medicines

d. isolating antibiotics in cheese sugar, and slime