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Question 11-20 are based on the following text.

19. A But B <o #t$s been a long ti%e since # recei&ed 'our e%ail.C Also Are 'ou bus' (((((((()11* school pro+ects, -now what, .he /outh Club in %' area D !owe&er ((((((()12* organi0ing a trip to the 1ld 2ol3s !o%e in 4o%pin. Aalso %a' 5e are going to (((((((()13* up the ho%e1:. and help to )14* so%e flowers in B too. will5e also ha&e to prepare a s3etch to the co%pound. 5e will be painting (((((((()15* house C canDo sa' 'ou$ll co%e. #t will be %ore entertain the old fol3s. 5ould 'ou li3e to +oin us for the trip, D could (((((((()16* ha&ing 'ou around. 7ini is going too. #n fact" ((((((((()18* brother is the one who is organi0ing the trip. ((((((((()19*" we are gi&ing full 2;. A support 5rite to hi%. 5e reall' hope that the trip (((((((()1:* be a successful one. B 4un )2;* %e a repl' as soon as possible" o3a', C <hoot D Draw Shahila !i" 11/ 11. A B C D 12. A B C D 13. A B C D of on in with is are was were clean cleans cleaned cleaning

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Question 21-30 are based on the following text. =host >onth is celebrated on the se&enth lunar %onth of the Chinese calendar. 1n the first da'" the =ates of !ell (((((((((( )21* open. .he ghosts and spirits (((((((((( )22* now gain access to the world of the li&ing. .he' &isit their fa%ilies and start ((((((((( )23* on the offerings in the for% of food and incense. Belie&ers ((((((((( )24* burn ?paper %one'@ for the spirits to spend. ((((((((( )25* offerings are usuall' done at a chosen spot outside the house. 1n the 15th da'" the Hungry Ghost Festival is celebrated. .his is the da' when the spirits are (((((((( )26* high gear. 2a%ilies usuall' offer the% a su%ptuous feast. .his (((((((( )28* done not onl' appease the% but also to bring luc3 to the fa%il'. 1n this da'" .aoist priests also perfor% ((((((((( )29* to ease the sufferings of the deceased. 1n the last da' of the %onth" the =ates of !ell are closed ((((((((( )2:*. Before this" .aoist priests perfor% ((((((((( )3;* rituals to infor% the spirits that it is ti%e to return to the underworld. .hen it is Auiet again until the next !ungr' =host 2esti&al.

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Question 31-33 are based on the following text.

4ead the dialogue below and choose the best %eaning for the phrases that are underlined <iti 2ati%ah <iti 2ati%ah <iti 2ati%ah <iti 2ati%ah 31. B !ello" 2ati%ah. # need a fa&our fro% 'ou. B /es" <iti. !ow %a' # help 'ou, B Could we drop in =race BoutiAue this afternoon, (31) B 1f course. But 'ou ha&en$t told %e how # %a' be of help to 'ou. B # need 'ou to help %e pic3 out a dress for %' engage%ent part' next wee3. (32) B #$d lo&e to do that. B .han3s" 2ati%ah. #$% glad 'ou didn$t turn down %' reAuest. (33) B /ou$re welco%e 33. turn down A pro&e B refuse C disagree D discuss

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Road accidents are on the rise. Often, road accidents are the result of carelessness.

Follow Road Safety Rules 5ear seatbelts while in %o&ing car" especiall' when the &ehicle is %o&ing fast. #n case the car stops suddenl'" 'ou will not be thrown forward. Chec3 both sides of the road carefull' before crossing. .he si%ple traffic rule of loo3ing left" right and left again before crossing can sa&e 'our life. Do not cross behind a stationar' bus" lorr' or &an. 5hen 'ou are behind these big &ehicles" 'ou can$t see inco%ing &ehicles. 7either will the dri&er of the %o&ing &ehicle see 'ou in ti%e. 5hen riding bic'cles" do so in single file at the side of the road. Do not c'cle side b' side. -eep to the side of the road at all ti%es" especiall' when there is hea&' traffic. It is better to be safe than sorry sorry. 38 According to the pa%phlet" %ost accidents are caused b' A &ehicles B carelessness C hea&' traffic D fast %o&ing cars .he sentence It is better to be sa e t!an sorr" %eans A it is better to follow safet' rules instead of regretting it later B it is better to re%ain safe instead of ha&ing to apologise later C it is better to wear seat belts all the ti%e instead of sa'ing sorr' D it is better to sta' at ho%e than to go out when there is hea&' traffic 5hich of the following state%ents is true, A wear seatbelts so that 'ou can be safe when the &ehicle is not %o&ing B wear seatbelts so that 'ou can sa&e 'our life if 'ou ha&e to cross a bus' road C wear seatbelts so that the dri&ers in other &ehicles will be able to see 'ou clearl' D wear seatbelts so that 'ou will not be thrown forward when the car stops suddenl' .he word #are$essness in the pa%phlet can be replaced with A tiredness B exactness

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