WORD FORM, OPEN CLOZE, GUIDED CLOZE Compiled by Van Nguyen Pham Le Quy Don Gifted High School Mã A518683

WORD FORM, OPEN CLOZE, GUIDED CLOZE

Compiled by Van Nguyen Pham – Le Quy Don Gifted High School PRACTICE 01 WORD FORM I. Use the correct form of the word given to fill in each blank 21. She was basking in the ___________ of love. (GLOW) 22. Drought and years of heavy grazing by sheep have completely __________ the hills of grass. (NUDE) 23. These criminals are not some __________ operators, but dedicated gangs who target only older people in Mumbai. (NIGHT) 24. The reporter asked if there was any move _________ to punish Iran, whether through targeted economic sanctions or the United Nations . (FOOT) 25. The _________ heat in the Pacific Northwest killed hundreds of people this month. (DEVIL) II. Put the words given in the correct blanks. You have to use their correct forms to make a meaningful passage For some inexplicable reason, university students have always had an image of being utterly irresponsible young people who play their music at 26__________ (deaf) volumes at all times of the day and night, hardly ever do any real work and spend every night attending 27_________ (drink) parties until the small hours of the morning. Personally, I think this portrayal of students as such totally repulsive parasites, is grossly unfair, not least because living such an excessive lifestyle continually would be practically impossible when combined with the absolutely massive 28_________ (work) of modern degree courses. It simply isn’t possible on a modern degree course in the UK to get up some time at around 29__________ (lunch). Students that I know seem to have lectures almost every day and spend the rest of their time working awfully hard indeed. They may let off some steam once every month or so and it is probably these relatively rare occasions that have given undergraduates their 30_________ (fear) reputation. C. OPEN CLOZE Fill in the each blank one suitable word. For some people, a great idea does not mean instant success, and a 31_______ example of this is Henry Ford. While Ford worked 32__________ the Edison Illuminating Company, he started to experiment 33_________ his idea of a self-propelled vehicle. He was 34__________ pleased with his work that he left his well-paid job in 1899 and founded the Detroit Automobile Company. Unfortunately, the cars he produced were 35_________ expensive and unreliable, and the company folded two years 36_________. Although now branded a failure, Ford did not give up. In November 1901, he started 37__________, this time naming his brainchild the Henry Ford Company. A year on, the business was renamed the Cadillac Automobile Company, because Ford had left the corporation. Impervious to yet 38_________ failure, Ford established the Ford Motor Company in 1903 and succeeded in perfecting the assembly 39___________ production for the Model T.Ford brought motoring to the masses and 40__________ looked back. (Adapted from 8 Practice Tests for the Cambridge English Proficiency) D. GUIDED CLOZE When I first entered general practice I was living in a small community on the east coast of Lake Huron. People expected me to be 41________ of their last physician, and they were both disappointed and upset when this didn’t turn out to be the case. Although I had few 42_________ companions, I was a young, unmarried and attractive woman who had been through one of the best medial schools in the country, and had a reasonable regard for my own qualities. It was upsetting at first when professional 43_________ was ignored and my patients