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3.Sincetheirmovesouththeyhavefounditveryhardtoendsmeet.
a.makeb.havec.dod.see
4.Thenewcarswereveryinbothshapeanddesign.
a.identicalb.samec.liked.similar
5.Ifyoutakeayoungbabytothebeachitisalwaysbesttoprovidesome.
a.shadesb.shadowc.shadyd.shade
6.Iwouldhardlyconsider£
300forthatoldcartobea.
a.dealb.bargainc.valued.price
7.Asaresultoftheterribleweather,thebushadagreatdealofinreachingitsdestination.
a.problemb.aggravationc.strifed.difficulty
8.Inspiteofthebesteffortsofthedriver,hefailedtoavoidrunningthedog.
a.awayb.acrossc.downd.up
9.Undernoshouldchildrenbepermittedtoenterthegarage.
a.circumstancesb.timesc.situationsd.occasions
10.ThegoodthingabouttheUniversityisthatithasaveryattitudetowardsitsstudentsandtheiracademicprogress.
a.hardb.dullc.seriousd.important
11.IdowishIanwoulddownandgetadecentjob!
a.nestleb.snugglec.setd.settle
12.Fromthetopofthebuildingyougetaterrificoftheentirecity.
a.viewb.sightc.visiond.look
13.I'
msorry,butIhavenowhereIleftthebook.
a.clueb.thoughtc.understandingd.idea
14.Youmustleaveherenowifyouwanttogettotheairport10.30.
a.onb.byc.ind.from
15.Unfortunatelythereisnosuchthingasastateforthosewhohaveretiredinthiscountry.
a.cashb.pensionc.awardd.grant
16.Thechildrenwereveryexcitedanditwasverydifficulttomakecertainthattheyallgotafairofthefood.
a.bitb.cutc.sliced.share
17.Forgoodness'
stopmakingthatterriblenoise!
a.stopb.stylec.showd.sake
18.Theofunemployedpeoplehasincreasedalarminglyoverthepastthreeorfouryears.
a.numberb.ratec.stated.size
19.I'
msorrytosaythisbutyourtiereallydoesn'
tthatshirt.
a.fitb.goc.agreed.suit
20.Ithastakenheryearstothetragicdeathofherhusband.
a.getthroughb.getoverc.getacrossd.getaway
21.Hedidn'
tstealingthemoneyuntilhewasinprison.
a.acceptb.admitc.agreed.consent
22.Thenewtelephonehasaveryinteresting.
a.figureb.shapec.pland.form
23.Woulditbepossibleformetoyourdictionaryovertheweek-end?
a.borrowb.hirec.rentd.lend
24.Thewasverycheapbutcouldbeusedtomakeaverygoodqualityshirt.
a.clothesb.clothsc.clothd.clothing
25.Thebombscarecausedalongtothetelevisionbroadcast.
a.gapb.intervalc.stopd.interruption
SECTIONTWO:
CompletethispassagebywritingONEWORDONLYinthenumberedspacesbelow.Recordyouranswersintheanswersheet.
Societyhasat__________[26]wokenuptotheproblemofthemanyold__________[27]whoarelivingindeprivationinthemidst[28]plentyforwearestillarichsociety.Society'
ssleepingconsciencehas[29]stirredbymanyfactors,notablytheactivitiesofgroupssuch[30]AgeConcern,HelptheAged[31]theNationalCorporationfortheCareofOldPeople.Thepublicationofagovernmentreport[32]theproblemsofoldpeoplein1979wasagreat[33]forward.However,thedifficultiesfacedbythesupportersof[34]people-relatives,friendsandneighbours-arestilllargelyignored;
indeeditis[35]uncommontohearprofessionalsworkingwithelderlypeopleclaimthat"
familiesdon'
tcare[36]oldpeoplenowadays"
andthatthe"
communitydoesn'
tcare”.Thishas[37]beenourexperience.Inthecourseofourworkwehavecomeacrossmanycases[38]friends,neighbours,and,mostof[39],relatives,bearingsuchaburdenthattheirownhealthhasbeenbrokenincaring[40]theirelders.
AdaptedfromTakeCareofYourElderlyRelative,GrayandMcKenzie,AllenandBeakonsfield,1980
SECTIONTHREE:
Choosethebestwordorphrasetocompletethefollowingsentences.Recordyouranswersintheanswersheet.
41.SurelyitisaforegonethattheAmericanswillwinthecup.
a.propositionb.conclusionc.predictiond.precept
42.Thenumberofstudentsonthecourseisonthesizeofthelecturetheatre.
a.relatedb.consequentc.regulatedd.dependent
43.Mymother'
soldweddingdresshadbeenfromgenerationtogeneration.
a.handeddownb.handedoutc.handedthroughd.handedin
44.Theresultoftheglutoftomatoesonthemarkethasbeentodowntheirprice.
a.throwb.slowc.taked.bring
45.Eachtimethewinddestroyedthewebthespiderhadtostartagainfrom.
a.beginningb.againc.blankd.scratch
46.Charleshadneverexperiencedfailure:
itwaswellknownthathewasrich.
a.whollyb.completelyc.extremelyd.mainly
47.Allanwenttoalotoftroubleandtoarrangehissister'
ssurpriseparty.
a.cashb.moneyc.banksd.expense
48.Theattractivethingaboutthemanageristhatheisthesortofpersonwhoforwhathebelievesin.
a.standsbyb.standsupc.standstod.standsout
49.Hisdecisiontoleavethecompanyatthisstageisnothingofridiculous!
a.shortb.lessc.thand.far
50.Watchinghimonthedance-floor,itwasclearthathereallyhimselfassomethingspecial.
a.preferredb.believedc.thoughtd.fancied
51.Thesituationforthecompanylookedpromisingsohetookwhathethoughtwasacalculatedandinvestedalmostallhiscapital.
a.riskb.venturec.chanced.opportunity
52.Englishfoodisfarfromexcitingbut,intime,youmayatasteforit.
a.becomeb.feelc.extractd.acquire
53.OurBeginners'
Coursenopreviousknowledgeofthesubject.
a.allowsb.offersc.providesd.assumes
54.Afteraquickatthefoodintheoven,heansweredthetelephone.
a.glimpseb.studyc.stared.glance
55.DrLeverwasalwaysveryinherexaminationofpatients.
a.thoroughb.exhaustingc.intensed.concentrated
56.Hewrotetohisemployerspointingoutthathissalarynorelationtotheamountofworkhedid.
a.statedb.heldc.gaved.bore
57.Thenewmanagerwasextremelyquickinexertinghisauthoritytheworkforce.
a.overb.throughc.ind.for
58.Theyhavebeenunabletoonanameforthenewcompany.
a.compileb.thinkc.composed.decide
59.IwouldhavestayedwithmyunclebutIdidnotwanttouponhimandhisfamily.
a.interfereb.imposec.invaded.disturb
60.Itwouldbeunwisetojumpconclusions:
let'
swaituntilwehaveallthefacts.
a.atb.throughc.ond.to
61.Ontheirfirstdatetogetherhewaswithnerves.
a.frozenb.embarrassedc.shyd.overcome
62.Herimprisonmentgreatdisappointmenttoherfamily.
a.madeb.providedc.causedd.had
63.Whilehewasaliveno-oneadmiredhiswork,butitbecameclearthathewasextremelytalented.
a.intimeb.intheaftermathc.intruthd.inplace
64.Regardlessofhowwethinkweare,weprobablyallbreakthelawatsomestageinourlives.
a.legalb.legitimatec.loyald.law-abiding
65.ItwasthelaststrawforTomwhenhewasforapromotionatwork.
a.passedoverb.passedonc.passedthroughd.passedoff
SECTIONFOUR:
CompletethispassagebywritingONEWORDONLYinthenumberedspaces.Recordyouranswersintheanswersheet.
Sincetheincreasingdivorce[66]hasproducedahighernumberofbroken[67],theeffectonthechildrenisquite[68]atopicofinterest.Studiesshow,[69],thatmanychildrenfromintacthomessuffer[70]familyinsecurityandemotionaldeprivation.Converselymanychildrenfrombrokenhomes[71]happyandnormallives.OnthisissueitisinterestingtolookatthekibbutzinIsraelwherethe[72]ofchildrenisacommunalrather[73]aparentalresponsibility.Thekibbutzisaself-containedagriculturalcommunity.Within[74]thefamilyis[75]aseparateunit.Eachchildbelongstoagroupof[76]ownage.Childrenvisittheirparents[77]abouttwohours[78]day.Communitycareofthechildrenisintendedtogive[79]andwomenequalstatusandfreedomto
[80]theirfullpartintheworkandlifeofthekibbutz.
(fromSociologyforEveryone,byMartinJoseph,Polity,1990)
UniversityoftheWestofEngland,
BRISTOL
SECTIONONE45minutes
Inthissectionthereare8textswhichhavehadhalfofsomewordsremoved.Completethewordsbywritingthemissinghalfinthegapsprovided.Thenumberoflettersgivenindicatesthelengthoftheword.Thusifoneletterisgiven,thewordwillhavetwoorthreelettersintotal.Iftwolettersaregiven,thenthewordwillhaveatotaloffourorfiveletters,andsoon.Youmustspellthewordscorrectly.
Hereisanexample:
Int_________moderna_________peopled_________notha_________tome_________facet_________facet_________communicatewi_________eachot_________.
Thecompleteversionis:
Inthemodernagepeopledonothavetomeetfacetofacetocommunicatewitheachother.
1.Geography
TheUKislocatedonagroupofislandsknownastheBriti