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Mark the letter A , B , C , or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word whose underlined part differs from the other
three in pronunciation in each of the following questions.

Question 1. A. three B. think C. truth D. bathe

Question 2. A. seat B. heavy C. reason D. neat
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the word that differs from the other three in the position of the primary stress
in each of the following questions.
Question 3. A. cartoon B. answer C. open D. paper
Question 4. A. eradicate B. unexpected C. accompany D. commitment
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.

Question 5: He is proud ______ his accomplishments.

A. of B. with C. at D. for
Question 6: The concert last night was ______ than I expected it to be.
A. most exciting B. the most exciting C. as exciting D. more exciting
Question 7: We ______ through the park when we heard the bomb explode.

A. have run B. ran C. were running D. are running

Question 8: The successful applicant for the _________ will be a well-motivated self-starter who has excellent
communication skills.
A. situation B. position C. condition D. location
Question 9: She is not feeling well, ____?

A. is she B. isn't she C. are you D. aren't they

Question 10: Mary will have to experience a nine-month ____________ of physiotherapy after she broke her leg in an
accident.

A. stage B. course C. chapter D. episode

Question 11: My brother hopes to travel around the world______next summer.
A. a B. an C. the D. Ø (no article)
Question 12: Someone _________ our house, thankfully nothing was stolen.

A. broke out B. broke into C. broke up D. broke down

Question 13: The visa program, which was launched in 2002, allows foreigners ____ in Malaysia for up to 10 years.

A. stay B. staying C. to staying D. to stay

Question 14: The mother ______ her son‟s temperature to see if he had a fever.
A. took B. did C. made D. ran
Question 15: ______________to the town, they will have finished building a new bridge.

A. As soon as you were returning B. When you return

C. By the time you will return D. After you had return
Question 16: Six tigers _____ in captivity for nearly 20 years in a house in Thai Nguyen have been handed over to the
Hanoi Wild Animal Rescue Centre.
A. were kept B. to be kept C. kept D. keeping
Question 17: Badminton always keeps you on your __________– you must never lose your focus in a match.
A. ankles B. feet C. toes D. knees
Question 18: French cinema rendez-vous is a new weekly event introducing the richness and ______ of French cinema.

A. diversion B. diversely C. diversity D. diverse

Question 19: The play ____ at the theater next month.
A. will perform B. performed C. is performing D. will be performed
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that best completes each of the following
exchanges.

Question 20. Peter and David are on the way home after school.
- Peter: “Would you like to come to my house for dinner?” - David: “______, but I‟m busy tonight.”
A. Not at all B. You‟re welcome C. I‟d like to D. Really?
Question 21. In front of a classroom
- The student: “Sorry. I‟m late because I‟ve missed the bus.”
- The teacher: “_________. Come in and start the lesson.”
A. Sure B. Calm down C. No problem D. I‟m worried
Mark the letter A , B , C , or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word (s) OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined
word ( s ) in each of the following questions.

Question 22: He thought Janet's response seemed a bit fishy, so he did a bit of investigation into her role in the
company.
A. suspicious B. unfaithful C. loyal D. honest
Question 23. He really seems to have fallen on his feet. He got a new job and found a flat within a week of arriving in
the city.
A. have been successful B. have been satisfied
C. have been unlucky D. have been disappointed
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the word(s) CLOSEST in meaning to the underlined
word(s) in each of the following questions.
Question 24: The sun is a powerful energy source, and this energy source can be harnessed by installing solar panels.
A. depleted B. exploited C. devastated D. expressed
Question 25: People in the mountainous areas are still in the habit of destroying forests for cultivation.
A. planting B. farming C. industry D. wood
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or
phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks
Numerous Japanese words have made their 26) ___________ the global lexicon, such as kawaii (cute, adorable),
and one recent newcomer is ikigai. Simply put, ikigai refers to things that bring value and joy to life: from people, such as
one‟s children or friends, to activities, including work and hobbies.
“There is no word like it anywhere in the world,” says Héctor Garcia, (27) __________ book Ikigai: The Japanese
Secret to a Long and Happy Life helped push the concept into the global spotlight. “When you feel down, just thinking
about your ikigai will change something in you."
Garcia (28) ___________ that the Venn diagram in his book – with the four categories of “what you love,” “what
the world needs,” “what you can be paid for,” and “what you are good at – can help you find your ikigai. “For example, if
you love to cook and are good at it, „cooking‟ could fulfil the categories of „what the world needs‟ and „what you can be
paid for.‟ Your aim could be a modest one, such as catering a friend‟s party, or bringing smiles to (29) _________ who
have enjoyed your food. (30) __________ it may be difficult to fulfil all four categories, by keeping them in mind, you
can make your ikigai even more fulfilling.”
(Adapted from reuters.com)
Question 26: A. course B. road C. path D. way
Question 27: A. which B. that C. whose D. whom
Question 28: A. secures B. defends C. maintains D. preserves
Question 29: A. others B. any C. the others D. every
Question 30: A. Because B. Although C. Provided D. Unless
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to
each of the questions.
Here's a familiar scene: It's the day before an important exam, but you have not studied a thing for some reason
and only sit down to review at around 10 p.m. This is what's known as cramming. And while it may help you remember
some information in the short term, cramming for an exam may not be a very smart thing to do.
Cramming certainly doesn't bring feelings of confidence and relaxation. It's stressful: you look at the mountain of
books and material before you, and you realize just how far behind you are, and you panic. It also contributes
significantly to testing anxiety, which can make you perform more poorly on the test. Stress can also reduce your ability
to concentrate and to absorb the information.
You need to be exposed to information multiple times before you begin to remember it, so cramming the night
before a test isn't going to help you because you won't remember the information. You are guaranteed to forget the
information within a day or two, or perhaps even during the next morning. Not only does that mean you won't do as well
on the test, but you also won't remember the information for later in the class, such as on a future test or end-of-year
exam.
Getting a good night‟s sleep is also key in doing well on your exams, ensuring that you wake up feeling fresh and
confident when stepping into the exam room. Cramming into the early hours of the morning will leave you feeling terribly
tired, and it will be more difficult to concentrate, especially when you‟re under pressure to remember all the information
you attempted to cram into your head the night before.
(Adapted from education.seattlepi.com; edulinx.net)
Question 31: What is the passage mainly about?
A. How cramming affects your sleep schedule B. Why cramming for exams is a bad idea
C. Techniques to use instead of cramming D. The physical effects of cramming
Question 32: The word “It” in paragraph 2 refers to ___________.
A. cramming B. relaxation C. material D. anxiety
Question 33: According to paragraph 2, which is TRUE about cramming?
A. It is effective but can be very stressful.
B. It directly leads to poorer test performance.
C. It makes you more anxious when taking a test.
D. It shuts down your ability to absorb information.
Question 34: The word “fresh” in paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to __________.
A. gorgeous B. energised C. clever D. passionate
Question 35: Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the passage?
A. You need to see information exactly twice to remember it.
B. What you learn from cramming will be forgotten quickly.
C. Cramming until early morning is extremely exhausting.
D. When you are under pressure, your focus gets worse.
Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to
each of the questions.
In science fiction films about space exploration, it's common to see computers on spaceship having the ability to
talk to astronauts in a conversational, human-like way. Now, NASA engineers say they are developing their own
ChatGPT-style interface that could ultimately allow astronauts or mission controllers to talk to spacecraft and AI-powered
robots exploring distant planets.
“The idea is to get to a point where we have conversational interactions with space vehicles and they are also
talking back to us on alerts, interesting findings they see in the solar system and beyond,” Dr Larissa Suzuki, a visiting
researcher at Nasa said. Speaking at a meeting on next-generation space communication, Suzuki propounded her ideas of
an interplanetary communications network with inbuilt AI to detect, and possibly fix, glitches and inefficiencies as they
occur. “We cannot send an engineer up in space whenever a space vehicle goes offline or its software breaks somehow.”
The system also has a natural language interface that will allow astronauts to talk to the onboard computers rather
than spending time to peruse technical manuals to find relevant pieces of information. She also envisages them being
able to seek advice on space experiments or on how to perform complex manoeuvres. Additionally, Suzuki is
investigating how to deploy machine learning in space, where it is not possible to run vast amounts of data through
supercomputers. She describes how an approach called federated learning could allow a fleet of robotic rovers, exploring
a distant planet, to share knowledge, meaning they can continue to learn without sending data back to Earth. “The
spacecraft do collaborative updates based on what‟s seen by other spacecraft,” she said.
Suzuki also features in a new gallery, Engineers, which opened at the Science Museum in London on Friday. The
gallery highlights technology ranging from space satellites and surgical robots to digital fashion, and aims to challenge
misconceptions around what engineers do and who they are. She hopes the Science Museum gallery will highlight the vast
range of technologies that engineers design, build and fix to bring positive change in the world, which will inspire more
people, especially girls, to pursue technical careers.
(Adapted from theguardian.com)
Question 36: Which best serves as the title for this passage?
A. Chatting With Spaceships Made Possible Thanks To ChatGPT Developers
B. Science Fiction No More: NASA Engineers Aim To Make Spaceships Talk
C. AI-Powered Talking Spaceships: A Giant Leap Forward Or A Wild Dream?
D. NASA Engineer Hopes To Inspire The Public By Presenting Her Invention
Question 37: According to paragraph 2, Suzuki has ideas about a system that __________.
A. enables multiple space vehicles to communicate with each other.
B. is able to send conversational messages beyond the solar system.
C. has the ability to spot and even deal with errors during missions.
D. completely removes the need for astronauts and space engineers.
Question 38: The word “propounded” in paragraph 2 can be best replaced by ___________.
 A. registered B. extended C. advanced D. accomplished
Question 39: The word “peruse” in paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to ___________.

A. observe carefully B. read thoroughly C. search quickly D. study extensively

Question 40: The word “them” in paragraph 3 refers to __________.
A. astronauts B. computers C. manuals D. pieces
Question 41: Which of the following is NOT supported by information in the passage?

A. With Suzuki's system, astronauts can communicate with their spaceships on a range of problems.
B. It is impossible for humans to transmit much data for machine learning to computers in space.
C. Federated learning gives robots that are on missions in space the capacity to learn independently.
D. Sharing information between rovers on a faraway planet is only feasible with supercomputers.
Question 42: Which of the following can most likely be inferred from the passage?
A. Space engineers often find it hard to fix broken spacecraft when they are in space.
B. To maximize the efficiency of federated learning, natural language interface should be used.
C. Sometimes, the general public do not have accurate notions of what engineers do.
D. After the gallery, Suzuki hopes people will stop discouraging women from technical careers.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the underlined part that needs correction in each of the
following questions.
Question 43: The poor old man was unable to explain what was going on to their family.
A. explain what B. their C. poor old D. going on
Question 44: A comprehensible study revealed that even among biological relatives there are significant
differences in temper.
A. comprehensible B. revealed C. biological D. temper
Question 45: My friends get lost on the campus of their university a few days ago.
A. university B. days C. campus D. get
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the
following questions .

Question 46. "What time did the bus arrive, Tom?" asked John.
A. John asked Tom what time the bus arrived. B. John asked Tom what time was the bus arriving.
C. John asked Tom what time the bus had arrived.D. John asked Tom what time had the bus arrived.
Question 47: I last went to the cinema six months ago.
A. I didn‟t go to the cinema for six months. B. I haven‟t gone to the cinema for six months.
C. I have gone to the cinema for six months. D. I went to the cinema for six months.
Question 48: It is not necessary for you to wear formal clothes to the party this evening.
A. You shouldn‟t wear formal clothes to the party this evening.
B. You would wear formal clothes to the party this evening.
C. You must wear formal clothes to the party this evening.
D. You needn‟t wear formal clothes to the party this evening.
Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following
questions.
Question 49. Our favourite restaurant is full. We can't get a table right now.
A. If our favourite restaurant were not full, we could get a table right now.
B. If someone leaves our favourite restaurant, we could get a table.
C. Provided that our favourite restaurant is full, we can't get a table right now.
D. If our favourite restaurant is not full, we will be able to get a table right now.
Question 50: Wearing face masks is compulsory at public places. It is a must-do for everyone.
A. By no means is it obligatory for everyone to wear face masks at public places.
B. On no occasion is it obligatory for everyone to wear face masks at public places.
C. Under no circumstances is it allowed to stop wearing face masks at public places, as it is obligatory for everyone.
D. On no account was it allowed to stop wearing face masks at public places, as it is obligatory for everyone.

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