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PART THREE.OLOZE TESTS (90 pts)
Read the passage and choose the best opftion (A, E, G or ) for each blank spaee.
PASSAGE A (15 pts) S
Afier many decades of television, it might seem only obvious to conclude that it is here to (1)__.There have been
many (2). to ít during this time, of course, and on a variety of (3)__-. Did it cause @ye strain? Was the soreen bombarding
us with radioactivity? Did the advertisements contain(4)___ messages, persuading us to buy thỉngs wo didn't really need? Dịd
children tưrn to (5)_ .. through wetching it, maybe beoause so many programs taught them how to shoot, rob. and kíll, or
because they had ío do sornething to (6). {he hours they had spent (7) {o the tỉny screen? Or dịd it simply oreate a vast
passive audience drugged by“glamorous serials and inane situation (8) ?.On the other hand, did it inorease anxiety by
sensationalizing the reality for the news which was (9) by unsuitable pictures), and fill our livìng rooms with War, famine
andpoliical(10) - ? Alln all, television proved to be the all.purpose scapegoa( for the second half of the cenitury, ( N n
for everything, but above all, eagerly watched. For no (12) how much we despised it, feared it, were bored by it, or felt that
Ít took us awaÿ from the old (13) of family conversatiÖn and hobbies such as collecting stamps, we never turned it off, VJe
(4) staring at the screen, aware that our own finy (15). Was n it if we looked carefully.
1.A.long , B.stay G. exist D.be
2. A. controversies , B. commitments _ G. objections D. arguments
3. A.reasons ¡ B.causes G. purposes D. grounds
4. A. subliminal B.reasonable C.legad , D. inuenced
5. A; debility B1illusion C. threat D. violence ũ
6. A. counteract B. contradict G. devalue D. self-correct
7. A. dedicating B. cáught G. gued D.tense
8. A. comedies B.prograrns CG.weeples „ D.newsreels
9. A. taken B. presented C, shown ” .. D.aocompanied
10. A, problem B.unrest C.`depression D.regime
11.A. broadcast B. accused G. blanred D.ready
12. A. way B.matter C.difference D.reason
13. A situation B. custom C. practice D.paradise
14 A. agreed B. acoepted G. tuned D. kept
15. A. realism B. reflection . C. consoiousness D. miniature
PASSAGE B (15 pts) n
Autism is a(n) (1), disease which prevents those who suffer from it from o) with the outside world. Viclims
seem to live in a world of their own which, even now, doctors are unable to penetrate. The iliness was first given a name in
_- 1943, and yet.doctors have (3) Very litlle progress in their understanding of the disease sirice then. According tơ statistics,
between two and four children (4)_- __ ,every 10,000 are born autistic, Offen, victims are not (5)__ * to speak, read or write. But
: what is most extraordinary about the iliness is (6) In other areas, many of the children can performh almost Superhuman
"in the UK (6)
) of the brain. One of the oommon skdills these so-called idiot (8)_ __ have is calendrical caloulafion, (9) › the ability
to say which day of the week a particular date falls on. Jackie, (10) who is nọw 42, could do this from the age of Six, when
she first began tọ talk. She can tell you which day of the week ït was on December 24, 1933 with scarcely (11) - Butif you
ask her how she does it, she will say she does not know. Leslie Lemke only has to (12)_ ___ “apieoe of music once, and he can
play it back on the plano note-perfect. Yet he has never had any.(13)___.musical training, and he is blind and has anlQ of 68.
Stephen VVilishire has exoeptional artistic talentsi and, (14) both Jackie and Leslie, oombines these talents with a
remarkable memory, and can draw buildings with (16) -. …
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