I. Choose the word, phrase, or sentence that best fits the space in each sentence or best answers the question. (3.5 pts). ⇱
II. Look at the sign or the notice. Choose the best answer for questions 15 and 16. (0.5 pt) ⇱


III. Choose the word that best fits the blank space in the following passage. (1.5 pts) ⇱
Self-Satisfaction - A key to success
Problems are just a part of everyone's life. The God who created problems will also provide a solution (17) ______ each problem. However, people keep thinking about the problems they have in life. Every man and woman wants things (18) ______ as they wish and when things take a deviation from their wish, it gives them stress. They keep complaining that things are wrong with them only.
It is difficult to lead a happy and peaceful life if one keeps blaming and sticking to the problems (19) ______ in life. Problems may appear and vanish, but life is once. Failing to live a happy life once missed is missed. It cannot be (20) ______ back. To lead a happy and healthy life, self-satisfaction plays a key and vital role. Self-satisfaction should be achieved in all (21) ________ of life. Achieving self-satisfaction lies (22) ______ oneself. Balancing physical and emotional issues can lead us to achieve self-satisfaction.
https://blog.bitsathy.ac.in/self-satisfaction-a-key-to-success
IV. Read the following passage. Decide if the statements from 23 to 26 are True or False. Choose the correct answer for questions 27 and 28. (1.5 pts) ⇱
E-rubbish
Nowadays, every household produces electronic rubbish (or e-rubbish) - an old TV or computer printer, or an out-of-date mobile phone we no longer need. But when we throw these everyday items away, not many of us know where these objects go. The journalist and photographer, Peter Essick, decided to follow this e-rubbish to several different countries around the world.
In particular, Essick found a lot of e-rubbish goes to Ghana. There, he saw mountains of old computers in the local markets. The sellers resell some of them but not much equipment works. Instead, they recycle the broken computers by melting the parts inside. These parts contain a little metal such as copper or even gold sometimes. However, this process of recycling is dangerous for the workers because it produces a lot of toxic chemicals.
As a result of his journey, Peter Essick thinks it's important to stop exporting e-rubbish. It's bad for the environment and it's bad for people's health. Instead, he believes manufacturers need to produce more eco-friendly electronics in the future; in other words, electronic products which you can recycle cheaply, safely and in the country where they were made.
Adapted From "Life" of National Geographic learning - Pre-intermediate Reading Texts
V. Use the correct form of the word given in each sentence. (1.5 pts) ⇱
VI. Look at the entry of the word “organization” in a dictionary. Use what you can get from the entry to complete the sentences with two or three words. (0.5 pt) ⇱
