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Find the word which has a different sound in the part underlined.
Choose the word which has a different stress pattern from the others.
Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
I have a __________ that within 5 years from today, there shall be a significant improvement in the numbers of women leaders at various levels.
Interesting movements have been launched to attract the __________ of a large number of youths.
Dogs have a keen sense of __________.
Her new boss is so bad that he does never take __________ of her extra hours of work, that's why she needs to change her job now.
The computer program is __________ to the needs of individual users.
The semester is almost over and we're all burning __________ before exams.
Yuri Gagarin was in orbit in a spaceship ________ moved around the Earth at the speed of more than 17,000 miles per hour.
Valentina Tereshkova, ___________ was born in 1937, is the first woman to fly and orbit in space.
She remembered __________ her daughter __________ her a bar of soap.
They didn't stop __________ until 11.30 pm when there was a power cut.
Fill in each gap in the sentences with ONE suitable verb.
The bear has a keen of smell which enables it to hunt at dusk.
He got the agreement behind the before they went into the public meeting.
The store is very to the needs of its customers.
A woman often chooses a career in which she can spend more time with her family.
Nowadays, women carry a heavy in the homes in order to support them financially.
Complete each second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first. Write no more than THREE words.
Even though there were few passengers, the coach to Hoi An would still leave as planned.
→ Despite , the coach to Hoi An would still leave as planned.
Although he is strong, he still can't lift the box.
→ In spite of , he still can't lift the box.
Although my father was very tired after work, he was willing to help me with my homework.
→ Despite after work, my father was willing to help me with my homework.
Although we were very impressed by the new model of the digital cinema, we found it rather expensive.
→In spite of by the new model of digital cinema, we found it rather expensive.
Even though rain is mentioned in the weather forecast, our class will go camping as planned.
→ In spite of , our class will go camping as planned.
Choose the word or phrase that best fits the blank space in the following passage.
Sleeping in Space
After a long day at work, nothing is better than a good
- sleep of night
- night sleep
- night's sleep
- night's sleeps
- microgravity
- gravity
- none of gravity
- law of gravity
- product
- reason
- conclusion
- result
- quite a
- some
- no
- any
- attach
- relate
- fix
- keep
- sleeper
- sleeping
- slept
- sleep
Generally, astronauts are scheduled for eight hours of sleep at the end of each mission day.
- Alike
- Liking
- Like
- Unlike
- motion sickness
- homesickness
- sleeping sickness
- morning sickness
- pattern
- example
- arrangement
- design
- showed
- reported
- presented
- described
Growing up in Los Angeles, Vanessa Van Petten, at the age of sixteen, wrote a book for parents from the teenage opinions: How to Stop Fighting and Make the Teenage years Easier. By the age of twenty-one, she had created RadicalParenting.com, an online community for parents and teens. That's where, with two full-time employees, Van Petten's 120 bloggers aged twelve to twenty answer questions from parents. The site makes money through advertising and sponsored links to other websites.
Vanessa's advice:
Get advice and help: “Everyone said I was too young to start a company but I used online resources, read books, attended conferences, and got advice from people I know. That's how I learned about the business so quickly.”
Reach new audiences: “Social media is a great way to get in touch with new users - that's why we went on sites for parents and personally emailed videos to big users in each community.”
Do something that works: “Most importantly, we offered advice that actually works. Parents increasingly spreading our articles by word of mouth. We want to build a brand that is not only interesting but also life-changing.”
Read the passage, and choose the correct answer for each question.
How could Vanessa start her own company at an early age?
Growing up in Los Angeles, Vanessa Van Petten, at the age of sixteen, wrote a book for parents from the teenage opinions: How to Stop Fighting and Make the Teenage years Easier. By the age of twenty-one, she had created RadicalParenting.com, an online community for parents and teens. That's where, with two full-time employees, Van Petten's 120 bloggers aged twelve to twenty answer questions from parents. The site makes money through advertising and sponsored links to other websites.
Vanessa's advice:
Get advice and help: “Everyone said I was too young to start a company but I used online resources, read books, attended conferences, and got advice from people I know. That's how I learned about the business so quickly.”
Reach new audiences: “Social media is a great way to get in touch with new users - that's why we went on sites for parents and personally emailed videos to big users in each community.”
Do something that works: “Most importantly, we offered advice that actually works. Parents increasingly spreading our articles by word of mouth. We want to build a brand that is not only interesting but also life-changing.”
What new thing did Vanessa think she could offer parents?
Growing up in Los Angeles, Vanessa Van Petten, at the age of sixteen, wrote a book for parents from the teenage opinions: How to Stop Fighting and Make the Teenage years Easier. By the age of twenty-one, she had created RadicalParenting.com, an online community for parents and teens. That's where, with two full-time employees, Van Petten's 120 bloggers aged twelve to twenty answer questions from parents. The site makes money through advertising and sponsored links to other websites.
Vanessa's advice:
Get advice and help: “Everyone said I was too young to start a company but I used online resources, read books, attended conferences, and got advice from people I know. That's how I learned about the business so quickly.”
Reach new audiences: “Social media is a great way to get in touch with new users - that's why we went on sites for parents and personally emailed videos to big users in each community.”
Do something that works: “Most importantly, we offered advice that actually works. Parents increasingly spreading our articles by word of mouth. We want to build a brand that is not only interesting but also life-changing.”
Why has she been successful?
Growing up in Los Angeles, Vanessa Van Petten, at the age of sixteen, wrote a book for parents from the teenage opinions: How to Stop Fighting and Make the Teenage years Easier. By the age of twenty-one, she had created RadicalParenting.com, an online community for parents and teens. That's where, with two full-time employees, Van Petten's 120 bloggers aged twelve to twenty answer questions from parents. The site makes money through advertising and sponsored links to other websites.
Vanessa's advice:
Get advice and help: “Everyone said I was too young to start a company but I used online resources, read books, attended conferences, and got advice from people I know. That's how I learned about the business so quickly.”
Reach new audiences: “Social media is a great way to get in touch with new users - that's why we went on sites for parents and personally emailed videos to big users in each community.”
Do something that works: “Most importantly, we offered advice that actually works. Parents increasingly spreading our articles by word of mouth. We want to build a brand that is not only interesting but also life-changing.”
What is Vanessa's attitude toward creating the website?
Growing up in Los Angeles, Vanessa Van Petten, at the age of sixteen, wrote a book for parents from the teenage opinions: How to Stop Fighting and Make the Teenage years Easier. By the age of twenty-one, she had created RadicalParenting.com, an online community for parents and teens. That's where, with two full-time employees, Van Petten's 120 bloggers aged twelve to twenty answer questions from parents. The site makes money through advertising and sponsored links to other websites.
Vanessa's advice:
Get advice and help: “Everyone said I was too young to start a company but I used online resources, read books, attended conferences, and got advice from people I know. That's how I learned about the business so quickly.”
Reach new audiences: “Social media is a great way to get in touch with new users - that's why we went on sites for parents and personally emailed videos to big users in each community.”
Do something that works: “Most importantly, we offered advice that actually works. Parents increasingly spreading our articles by word of mouth. We want to build a brand that is not only interesting but also life-changing.”
What does the phrase “by word of mouth” mean?
Complete the conversation with NASA astronaut Bruce McCandless II about the qualities of an astronaut, using the responses (A-G) given. There are two extra ones.
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A. Astronauts must have perfect vision, good blood pressure, and a height of between 62 and 75 inches. B. They spend time not only at NASA but also with international partners. C. They learn about the ISS and space flights in general. D. NASA also wants at least 1,000 hours of flying in jet planes or three years of professional experience. E. A typical spaceflight these days for a NASA astronaut lasts six months on the ISS. F. Once an astronaut is selected for a flight, the mission training takes another couple of years. G. First, NASA wants its astronauts to have at least a bachelor's degree in engineering, biological science, physical science, or mathematics. |
Interviewer: Hello, Bruce. You've taken part in several missions to the ISS. Can you tell us about the requirements for the NASA astronaut?
Bruce:
Interviewer: A master's degree or even a Ph.D. is an advantage?
Bruce: Right.
Interviewer: How about physical strength?
Bruce:
Interviewer: What training does an astronaut candidate receive?
Bruce: They are exposed to high and low atmospheric pressures, do flights in the "vomit comet".
Interviewer: After graduating, does an astronaut do anything when being chosen for a flight?
Bruce: Their training takes place all over the world, both individually and with their crewmates.
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Use the words or phrases given to write meaningful sentences about the qualities of an effective engineer.
effective engineer / have / ability / communicate / both / writing / speaking.
Engineers / need / pay attention / details / so that / they / not / ignore / important things.
They / need / ability / work / team / and / gain experience / team working.
good engineer / the ability / think critically / analyze options / and / offer / solutions / problems.
Engineers / need / leadership skills / when / they / decisions / and / influence / other people / project.