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TEST 9
Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate
the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
Where Will You Be in 2030? The Education Choices That Define Decades
The ambitious and determined young students carefully (1)_________ practical educational paths that
fit their long-term career aspirations. Your bright future largely depends on the important decisions
(2)_________ you confidently make today about your education and professional development goals.
Highly motivated students (3)_________ in forward-thinking and innovative programs gain significant
competitive advantages in the rapidly evolving job market. Developing effective career (4)_________
requires consistent strategic planning and thorough continuous self-assessment to successfully navigate
complex professional landscapes.
It's absolutely essential to carefully think about how your current valuable education choices will
effectively (5)_________ long-term success in your desired field. (6)_________ of the truly successful
and accomplished professionals attribute their remarkable achievements to the strategic educational
investments wisely made in their twenties.
At Future Education Institute, we help you build the foundation for your 2030 success story. Our
personalized guidance ensures you make informed decisions today that will benefit you tomorrow.
Don't leave your future to chance—plan it with experts who understand the changing professional
landscape.
Contact us today to schedule your free career planning consultation!
Question 1:A. select B. selective C. selectively D. selectors
Question 2:A. whom B. who C. that D. whose
Question 3:A. enrolled B. was enrolled C. which enrolled D. enrolling
Question 4:A. trajectory B. vision C. projection D. foresight
Question 5:A. get away with it B. lead you right into
C. set you up for D. pave your way toward
Question 6:A. Some B. Many C. Each D. Any
Read of the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the
option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.
Flash Heritage: Quick Guide To Your Cultural Treasures
Discover, Preserve, Celebrate!
Out of sight, (7)_________ of mind, many precious centuries of valuable heritage can easily be
forgotten without proper documentation. Traditional festivals beautifully connect our rich past and
vibrant present, (8)_________ creating meaningful memories for all future generations.
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Our ambitious (9)_________ project has finally begun in the picturesque southern village. Some diverse
communities carefully preserve their important heritage through detailed written records, while
(10)_________ enthusiastically rely on traditional oral storytelling traditions.
Ensuring meaningful cultural (11)_________ effectively requires dedicated, active participation
consistently from all engaged community members. Through comprehensive detailed cultural
(12)_________ techniques, we systematically identify many important traditions currently at risk of
being permanently lost.
Why Join Our Heritage Preservation Initiative?
Learn about your cultural roots in easy, accessible ways
Document family stories and traditions for future generations
Connect with community members who share your heritage
Receive free digital tools to record and preserve memories
Participate in monthly cultural exchange events
Free Workshop This Weekend!
Saturday, 10 AM - 2 PM
Community Center, Main Street
Contact: heritage@flashguide.com | 555-123-4567
Preserve today what might be lost tomorrow!
Question 7:A. in B. out C. to D. for
Question 8:A. thereby B. therefore C. however D. moreover
Question 9:A. temple ancient restoration B. restoration temple ancient
C. ancient restoration temple D. ancient temple restoration
Question 10:A. other B. another C. others D. the others
Question 11:A. preservation B. heritage C. continuity D. integrity
Question 12:A. mapping B. surveying C. cataloging D. assessment
Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or
sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17.
Question 13:
a. Sam: Wow! Can you really feel her memories? Did you see the village where she grew up?
b. Maya: Yes! It was amazing—I saw the small kitchen, smelled the spices, and even felt how her hands
moved when she cooked. It's like I was there with her fifty years ago!
c. Maya: I just downloaded my grandmother's recipes from Vietnam through my neural lace! Now I know
how to make her special soup without even learning it.
A. b-a-c B. a-c-b C. b-c-a D. c-a-b
Question 14:
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a. Tom: My art teacher says that what we learn becomes part of who we are, and I feel different since I
started painting last year.
b. Tom: My parents wanted me to study business, but I followed my heart, and now I feel more like
myself when I draw or paint.
c. Tom: I study art because I love colors, and it makes me happy when I create something new.
d. Lisa: That's nice, but I chose math and science because I want to solve problems that help people in the
future.
e. Lisa: I agree with your teacher, and I notice that I think more carefully about questions since I started
my science classes.
A. c-a-b-e-d B. e-d-a-b-c C. c-d-a-e-b D. a-e-d-c-b
Question 15:
Dear Professor Chen,
a. When I graduate, I hope to work with companies that want to reduce their impact on the environment,
which will help make our planet healthier for everyone.
b. Since I watched the documentary about ocean pollution, which showed how plastic harms marine
animals, I have been interested in finding solutions for this problem.
c. Although my parents think business is a better choice, I believe that working to protect nature, which is
getting damaged every day, is more important for our future.
d. I am writing because I want to study environmental science at your university when I finish high school
next year.
e. I would like to know if your program includes fieldwork, where students can learn practical skills
outside the classroom.
Sincerely,
LK
A. c-a-d-e-b B. d-b-c-e-a C. e-d-b-c-a D. b-e-c-d-a
Question 16:
a. Students learn better when they can touch, see, and try things instead of just reading about them in
books. When children visit museums or farms, they remember information longer because they connect
ideas with real experiences.
b. Learning by doing is important because our brains remember activities more than words on a page, and
this method works for both children and adults. Even though it takes more time to plan these
experiences, teachers find that students pay more attention.
c. Traditional classrooms are useful for many subjects, but they don't always help students solve real
problems that they will face in life. When students work on projects in the community, they learn skills
that they will need for their future jobs.
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