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TGAT English 66 Nirin
TGAT English 66 Nirin
Conversation 1
Joe: Hello Pete, how have you been? Long time no see!
Pete: _____(11) _____ We haven't seen each other for months. How have you been?
Joe: I have an important event to organize next week. That has kept me very busy.
_____(12) _____
Pete: Oh! I just finished a meeting with an important client. Now I have some free time.
Joe: Good for you. _____(13) _____ catch up with each other sometime after next week?
Pete: Sure. _____ (14) _____ when you have finished your project
11. 1. It's been a long day! 2. It's a matter of luck!
3. What a surprise! 4. Time's up!
Conversation 1
In 1997, the average Thai person consumed 19 teaspoons of sugar a day. That's
_____(39)_____ the amount of daily sugar intake recommended by the World Health
Organization (WHO), which is only six teaspoons. More than a decade later, each Thai person
consumes an average of 25.5 teaspoons of sugar per day, ____(40)_____ various campaigns to
combat the nation's excessive sugar consumption.
A recent study by the University of Zurich shows that consuming too much sugar doubles the
body's fat production in the liver. In the long run, this can _____(41)_____ the development of
diabetes or fatty liver disease. To prevent health problems among Thai consumers, the Public
Health Ministry aims to build health literacy among the public through health-promotion
activities, lower-sugar recipes for drinks, and _____(42)_____. The ministry has therefore
targeted sugary drinks in its latest campaign to limit _____(43)_____ among Thais. The ministry
signed a memo of understanding with health agencies to promote beverages with reduced
sugar. In 2017 Thailand began taxing beverages ____(44)_____ more than 6 grams of sugar
per 100 ml. The tax is adjusted every two years in a bid to reduce excess consumption of sugar
and _____(45)_____ the industrial sector to adjust gradually.
(1) Located on the east coast of Scotland, St Andrews is known as the 'home of golf,' but it's a
residence shared by some highly disruptive roommates-seagulls. As they circle for food, the
fear of being the unfortunate landing spot for their waste is a constant anxiety, with
several staff and fans already voicing complaints.
(2) Fans navigating the Old Course during the week will be familiar with a pair of hawks, an
Indian eagle-owl, and a tawny eagle. The guardian birds perch on their handler's gloves to scare
off seagulls from the picnic area, as well as the 1st and 18th grandstands. The birds come from
the nearby Elite Falconry, hired for the event, with the handler named John on lunchtime duty for
Thursday's opening round after a flurry of seagull activity during the early morning.
(3) "Without us here, the seagulls would be dive-bombing people trying to steal their food," John
told CNN Sports. Since seagulls are not a typical cuisine of the four birds of prey, they don't fly
around the course and instead sit calmly on their handler's glove for the duration of their watch,
their presence alone enough to frighten away the unwanted visitors.
56. Which word is closest in meaning to the word "disruptive" in the first paragraph?
1. Disappointing 2. Troublesome
3. Greedy 4. Noisy
57. In the first paragraph, the clause "the fear of being the unfortunate landing spot for their
waste is a constant anxiety" means the staff and fans ____________.
1. are afraid that the seagulls will attack
2. are concerned about becoming dirty
3. are anxious about wasting their time
4. are worried about the birds' safety
58. What is John's main duty?
1. To supervise the grandstands and picnic area
2. To navigate fans across the Old Course
3. To control the birds of prey
4. To prepare lunch
59. In the last paragraph, who or what does the phrase “the unwanted visitors” refer to?
1. The food-stealing people
2. The four birds of prey
3. The seagulls
4. The fans
60. Why do the birds of prey NOT fly around the golf course during the match?
1. They prefer to sit quietly on their handler's gloves.
2. They are trained to attract only unwanted visitors.
3. They come from Elite Falconry with a handler.
4. They do not hunt seagulls for food by nature.