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faster, and elderly people feel less depressed or helpless after playing with dogs. Dogs are also very much needed by the blind. (26)_______, owning a dog is no easy task. It needs your constant (27)______and affection. Besides feeding and bathing, a dog needs daily exercises and playtime too. It also needs to go for regular check-ups at the animal clinic. For young dogs, you need to put in time for training. Before buying a dog, you need to sit down and ask yourself some questions. Do you have enough room and time for it? What is the main reason for buying a dog? When you travel, who will care for it during your absence? Owning a dog is a long-term commitment. Question 23:A. known B. made C. brought D. taken Question 24:A. happiness B. darkness C. alertness D. weakness Question 25:A. introduction B. meditation C. condition D. implementation Question 26:A. However B. Because C. Therefore D. Moreover Question 27:A. production B. attention C. imagination D. sanitation VIII. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions that follow. Over 2,600 years ago, humanity made the initial discovery of electricity. That come as a surprise to you ?. In that distant past, there were no lights, telephones, refrigerators, radios, motion pictures, or television sets. Of course, there were no television sets either. You might be wondering how electricity could be any older than Thomas Edison's invention of the first practical electric light bulb in 1879. All of these modern conveniences are of such recent development that you might be wondering how electricity could be any older. Electron, which is the Greek word for amber, is where the word "electricity" originates from. Amber, which is the fossilized sap of a pine tree, has the appearance of a solid lump very similar to honey. Six hundred years before the common era, a Greek philosopher by the name of Thales polished a piece of amber by rubbing it against his sleeve. He discovered, much to his delight, that the rubbed amber attracted small pieces of lint, feathers, and dried leaves. This was a very interesting discovery. He was under the impression that only amber possessed this peculiar quality of attraction, which he believed was unique to amber. Thales's early discovery of amber is still considered to be the origin of the word "electricity." An English physician made the discovery that other substances also possessed this property of electricity, which was more than two thousand years after Thales made this discovery. From that point forward, an increasing number of men contributed to the advancement of knowledge regarding electricity. They were the spark that ignited the many innovations and discoveries that led to the current era of electrical technology that we are living in. Question 28: While not directly stated, it may be inferred from the article that ___________. A. Amber is the only substance that can be magnetized B. Electricity is a recent discovery
C. Thomas Edison really invented electricity D. Facts may be observed long before they are put to practical use Question 29: Elektron is ___________. A. The ability to generate electricity of amber B. The property of attraction of amber C. The strange characteristic of amber D. The Greek word meaning amber Question 30: The word “solid” in paragraph 2 is closet in meaning to________. A. soft B. rigid C. gentle D. beauty Question 31: Which device was the first practical application of electricity? A. The refrigerator          B. The radio          C. The electric bulb          D. The telephone Question 32: Which sentence is NOT true? A. The name electricity comes from the Greek word for amber. B. Amber is the fresh sap that runs out of pine trees. C. Many, many men added to the discoveries of electricity. D. Thales was a Greek philosopher who lived in ancient times. IX. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the original one. Question 33: Although they worked very hard, they earned little money. A. They had little money so they worked very hard. B. They didn't have much money and they didn't work hard. C. In spite of working hard, they didn't earn much money. D. Earning little money, they didn't go to work. Question 34: "Why don't we travel to Phu Quoc Island by ferry?" they said. A. They asked why we didn't travel to Phu Quoc Island by ferry. B. They suggested travelling to Phu Quoc Island by ferry. C. They wished that we travelled to Phu Quoc Island by ferry. D. They wanted to travel to Phu Quoc Island by ferry. Question 35: Tom lives in the area affected by air pollution, so he has a breathing problem. A. If John didn't live in the area affected by air pollution, he wouldn't have a breathing problem. B. Tom will have a breathing problem if he lives in the area affected by air pollution. C. If Tom lived in the area affected by air pollution, he would have a breathing problem. D. Tom won't have a breathing problem if he doesn't live in the area affected by air pollution.