READING

FILL IN THE BLANKS (R & W)

MULTIPLE CHOICE ( MULTI)
RE-ORDER PARAGRAPHS
FILL IN THE BLANKS ( R )
MULTIPLE CHOICE ( SINGLE )
 FILL IN THE BLANKS (R & W)

This task type tests reading and writing skills. A passage will
be shown, which includes roughly 120 to 200 words. In the
passage, there will normally be 4 to 5 blanks. For each blank,
there are 4 to 5 options, included in a drop-down box. Your
task is to select the most appropriate option for each blank.
Do not spend more than 2 minutes on each
question
 FOR EXAMPLE
Dance has played an important role in many musicals.  
In some_____(a), dance numbers are included as an excu
se to add to the color and spectacle of the show, but dan
ce is more effective when it forms an integral part of 
the______(b).
An early example is Richard Rodgers On Your Toes(1936) i
n which the story about classical ballet meeting the worl
d of jazz enabled dance to be introduced in a way that __
_____(c)
 , rather than interrupts the drama.
Options(a) (b) (c)
1. Cases 1.phenomenon 1.enhances
2. Dimensions 2.plot 2.levels
 MULTIPLE CHOICE ( MULTI )

Test takers will see a textual passage

of 200 to 300 words, together with a
question and 5 to 7 choices, and are
required to answer the question by
choosing the correct choice
according to the passage. This
question type usually consists of 1 or
2 questions.
 FOR EXAMPLE
 X-ray crystallography is the study of crystal structures through X-
ray diffraction techniques. When an X-
ray beam bombards a crystalline lattice in a given orientation, the beam is scattered in 
a definite manner characterized by the atomic structure of the lattice. This phenomen
on, known as X-ray diffraction, occurs when the wavelength of X-
rays and the interatomic distances in the lattice have the same order of magnitude. In 
1912, the German scientist Max van Laue predicted that crystals exhibit diffraction qual
ities. Concurrently, W. Friedrich and P. Knipping created the first photographic diffracti
on patterns. A year later, Lawrence Bragg successfully analyzed the crystalline structur
es of potassium chloride and sodium chloride using X-
ray crystallography, and developed a rudimentary treatment for X-ray/
crystal interaction (Bragg's Law). Bragg's research provided a method to determine a 
number of simple crystal structures for the next 50 years. In the 1960s, the capabilities 
of X-
ray crystallography were greatly improved by the incorporation of computer technolo
gy. Modern X-
ray crystallography provides the most powerful and accurate method far determining 
single-crystal structures. Structures containing 100-
200 atoms now can be analyzed an the order of 1-
2 days, whereas before the 1960s a 20-atom structure required 1-
2 years far analysis. Through X-
ray crystallography the chemical structure of thousands of organic, inorganic, organo
metallic, and biological compounds are determined every year.
Which of the fallowing factors are consistent 
with the theory of X-ray crystallography?
A) X-ray crystallization causes a reduction in the
interatomic distances of wavelengths.
B) X-rays are scattered according to the atomic
structure of the crystal lattice.
C) The analysis of chemical compounds was only
passible after the development of computer
technology.
D) The process can be used to determine the
chemical structure of biological compounds.
E) X-rays will not defract in crystalline
substances.
 ANSWERS

B,D
 RE- ORDER

1. But we cannot deny the advantages of technology, for

example, phones have brought the world closer.
2. Technology has both advantages and disadvantages.
3. For example, phones are known to cause problems due
to radiation.
4. I think it all boils down to how we use a particular
technology.
5. Some people also make phone calls while driving,
which cause incidents
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2,3,5,1,4
 FILL IN THE BLANKS (R)

The Classic Era of Mayan _______came to an en
d around 900 AD. Why this happened is unclear; 
the cities were probably overfarming the land, s
o that a_______of drought led to famine.
 Recent geological ________supports this, as th
ere appears to have been a 200year drought aro
und this time.
RESEARCH, TIME, ARGUMENT,
CIVILIZATION, PERIOD, URBANIZATION
 ANSWERS

1. CIVILIZATION
2. PERIOD
3. RESEARCH
MULTIPLE CHOICE ( SINGLE )
Social distancing, also called physical distancing, refers to 
staying a specific distance away from other people to help
 prevent illnesses from spreading. The specific distance is 
determined by health experts and national governments, 
and social distancing is a recommended medical practice t
o help “flatten the curve,” or lower the number of COVID1
9 cases throughout the world. With all the misinformation 
online, take a few minutes to review how to understand s
ocial distance and learn why it’s so important to help stop 
COVID19
 If you need help explaining social distancing to children, y
ou can use the information below to help make social dist
ancing easier for kids to understand.
The passage is an excerpt from a longer essay. Acc
ording to the last sentence, what may the remaini
ng part of the essay be about?
1.  More detailed professional information on the
mechanisms of social distancing.
2. A more simplified and interesting description
about social distancing.
3.  Experimental evidence about the effectiveness
of social distancing.
4.  The latest news about COVID-19 cases
worldwide.
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