READING

1: D
2: D
3: A
4: D
5: T
6: T
7: NG
8: clay loam soils
9: pests
10: good economic yields
11: paste
12:
13: centrifuge

LISTENING

EX 1
1: traffic flow
2: rush
3: random
4: time
5:
6: small areas
7: E
8: F
9: A
10: B

EX 2
1: 692411 
2: rainbow communication
3: white
4: 2 boxes
5: light blue
6: 10 packs
7: disks
8: wall calender
9:
10: by 11:30

WRITING

5. The diagram below describes the cycle of a frog.

The picture illustrates the cycle of frog’s growth from eggs.

What stands out the given picture is that eggs have to experience 12 different
stages to become a fully-grown frog, beginning with numerous eggs are born,
finishing with development into adult frog.
The cycle begins with a lot of minor eggs. Time passed and they become embryo,
then they come out from eggshells. At this phase, they’re called “tadpoles” which
cling to water-plant all the time. In the fourth stage, tadpoles have external gills for
breathing and thier tails is growing on and on. Till tadpoles’ grow enough, two
hindlegs appear. Almost time of this stage, they just live from food in tails. Day by
day, frontlegs appear and tail become shorter. The growth is almost done when
they become young frog. Eventually, young ones become fully-grown ones and
continue the cycle by mating.

3. The diagram below shows the life cycle of a Honey Bee.

The given picture demonstrates a life cycles of Honey Bee, an insect.
What stands out from the picture is that there are 5 main stages in this cycle,
beginning with eggs are laid every three days by thier mom, finishing with
the fully maturity of honey bee. One cycle takes about 34-36 days.
In the first stage, females lay 1 or 2 eggs once in three days when the males
do nothing. It takes about nearly 10 days later to eggs hatch and 5 days next,
baby bees come out the eggshells. From the seventh day to nineth day,
small size bees improve to be three times thier original size. In the next step,
they almost have fully body, they are called “young adult emerges” before
developing to mature honey bees 4 following days. The cycle continues with
the same stages.