- A.to persuade
- B.to convince
- C.to entertain
- D.to inform
- A.provide information about a certain topic
- B.make the reader laugh,cry,or scream
- C.convince the reader to do something
- D.invite the reader to critique their work
- A.do not get as much attention as texts that entertain or inform
- B.are very entertaining because they convince readers to laugh
- C.use specific techniques to make the reader care about the subject
- D.require a lot of research in order to ensure accuracy of information
- A.sunny
- B.flat
- C.dry
- D.sandy
- A.make you think of summer
- B.help you visualize the cells
- C.show how rubber is elastic
- D.show how many shapes cells can have
- A person has just one stomach, but a camel has quite a few. Within each stomach are layers and layers of cells. These ceils are like tiny water balloons, storing liquids until the camel needs them. When the camel drinks, the cel
- And did you ever wonder why the camel has a hump? The hump is a storage place for fat.
- Because it has this storage area, the camel does not need to eat very often. When the animal needs energy, the layers of fat serve as fuel to keep it going on the long, hot days in the burning sun. The camel has one other gift t
- A.muscles
- B.extra water
- C.body sugars
- D.fat
- A.feel at home in the desert
- B.like to carry heavy loads
- C.look like ships from a distance
- D.will always be useful
- A.they do not have time for physical activity
- B.getting started into physical activity is not so difficult
- C.getting started into physical activity is the most difficult part
- D.they prefer keeping the present situation to doing any activities
- A.relaxing and keeping cool
- B.spending longer hours in activities
- C.eating less and less during short periods of time
- D.integrating physical activity into your timetable
- A.health
- B.effort
- C.money
- D.creation
- Add up your activities during the day in periods of at least 10 minutes each. Start slowly ... and build up. If you"re already doing some light activities move up to more moderate ones. A little is good, but more is better if you want to achieve health
- A.are less active than in the past
- B.are more active than in the past
- C.are as active as they used to be
- D.are as inactive as they used to be
- A.frightening
- B.fast
- C.shaky
- D.undesirable
- A.a tornado
- B.a falling house of cards
- C.a snowstorm
- D.aspeeding train
- A.are common everywhere
- B.are not very common
- C.have killed people
- D.are a thing of the past
- A.Earning Money
- B.Students" Life
- C.Little Business
- D.Kids" Cafe
- A.gaining a lot of experience
- B.making a lot of money
- C.having a lot of trouble
- D.learning a lot of knowledge
- A.enjoy
- B.have to do
- C.hate
- D.ignore
- A.eagerly
- B.warmly
- C.excitedly
- D.patiently
- A.decide
- B.know
- C.notice
- D.confirm
- A.be failed
- B.hate
- C.defeat
- D.control
- A.in a word
- B.stating
- C.showing
- D.respecting
- A.made
- B.complained
- C.had
- D.thought
- A.height
- B.length
- C.far
- D.depth
- A.wound
- B.injury
- C.destruction
- D.damage
- A.less
- B.fewer
- C.more
- D.little
- A.professor
- B.coach
- C.school master
- D.friends
- A.nurses
- B.teachers
- C.doctors
- D.parents
- A.parents
- B.classmates
- C.neighbors
- D.teachers
- A.delayed
- B.in time
- C.early
- D.on time
- A.like
- B.willing
- C.lovely
- D.impatient
- A.inquiry
- B.conditions
- C.requirements
- D.measurements
- A.keen
- B.willing
- C.want
- D.like
- A.to see
- B.to seeing
- C.seeing
- D.see
- A.is he
- B.did he
- C.won"t he
- D.doesn"t he
- A.to learn
- B.learn
- C.learning
- D.learned
- A.although
- B.nevertheless
- C.unless
- D.once
- A.am going to
- B.will
- C.would
- D.have bought
- A.faxed
- B.repaired
- C.done
- D.taken
- A.containing water inside
- B.water contained inside
- C.water containing inside
- D.contain water ~
- A.should you
- B.wouldn"t you
- C.don"t you
- D.do you
- A.knows how
- B.knows that
- C.knew how
- D.knew that
- A.don"t you
- B.may you
- C.may not you
- D.do you
- A.Having been told
- B.He was told
- C.Though he had been told
- D.Having told
- A.covered
- B.cover
- C.covering
- D.covers
- A.up
- B.out
- C.on
- D.down
- A.opin<u>io</u>n
- B.miss<u>io</u>n
- C.mill<u>io</u>n
- D.on<u>io</u>n
- A.Ru<u>s</u><u>sian</u>
- B.revi<u>sion</u>
- C.se<u>s</u><u>sion</u>
- D.ten<u>sion</u>
- A.on
- B.of
- C.in
- D.at
- A.vi<u>s</u>ion
- B.pen<u>s</u>ion
- C.lei<u>s</u>ure
- D.mea<u>s</u>ure
- A.impl<u>y</u>
- B.fr<u>y</u>
- C.specif<u>y</u>
- D.var<u>y</u>
- A.gar<u>a</u>ge
- B.dam<u>a</u>ge
- C.cour<u>a</u>ge
- D.garb<u>a</u>ge