12. Every year on April 18, people for Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS).

A. celebrated

B. celebrate

B. so that

13. We should preserve the World Heritage Sites

A. because

14. UNESCO World Heritage Sites Organization (UNESCO) in 1978.

A. created

15. Ha Long Bay, is located in Quang Ninh, Vietnam, was listed as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.

World Heritage Day, also known as the International D

C. have celebrated

C. but

D. are celebrated

they have great significance in our history.

D. so

by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural

C. were created

D. are created

B. have been created

A. who

B. where

C. that

16. Unlike Angkor, the temples in Bagan are not hidden in thick vast and treeless plain. and can be seen rising out of a

A. caves

17. The was restored at the time of her burial, at which date it was already ancient.

A. palace

B. landscapes

C. jungles

D. which

D. statues

C. temple

B. tomb

PART 3 WORD FORMATION. Write the correct form of the given word.

D. pagoda

18. There have been concerns raised that on such a scale, the shark is at serious risk of becoming a(n) species. (DANGER)

19. The reaction to the murders was one of shock and

20. For many years, Africa remained unknown, and unexploited. (EXPLORE)

(BELIEVE)

PART 4 ERROR RECOGNITION. Find the underlined part that needs correction in the following question.

21. It was by Westminster School that we received a good education.

A. by

B. that

C. received

22. We should to preserve historic sites because they are of educational value.

A. to preserve

B. historic

C. they

D. a

D. of

PART 5 READING. Read the text and choose the best answer for each question. (5 questions) Heritage refers to cultural and historical items that come down to us from previous generations. It includes things you can see, like beautiful buildings and statues, and things you cannot see, like customs, traditions, and language. Preserving heritage is important because it helps us understand our past and forms part of the cultural richness of our present and future.

There are several ways we can preserve heritage. One is to protect and maintain the physical items that represent our heritage. We can achieve this through regular work on repairing religious buildings, statues, and sites of great architectural value. In order to preserve the things we cannot see, we have to write down the history of our culture and its stories so that later generations can read them.

Education is also important in preserving heritage. Teaching younger generations about their cultural history and traditions helps to ensure that they are passed down to the next generation. Celebrating cultural events and festivals is another way of preserving heritage. This helps to keep cultural traditions alive and allow people to connect with their cultural background.

Finally, government policies and laws can help to protect and preserve heritage. Policies can include making money available for heritage preservation projects. Laws can prevent people destroying heritage sites, perhaps because they want to use them for other purposes. They can also protect the rights of communities within a country which have an important cultural heritage.

23. How many examples of heritage items are mentioned in paragraph 1?

A. two

B. three

C. four

D. five
24. What does maintain mean at the beginning of the second paragraph?

A. keep in working condition

B. keep in good condition

D. create a value

C. say that something is true

25. The information in paragraph 2 suggests that we have lost details of some ancient cultures because the people

A. didn't have cameras

B. couldn't write C. didn't want later generations to know about them

D. didn't have a language

26. What does connect with mean in paragraph 3?

C. feel part of

D. set up a link with

A. make contact with

B. join together with

27. What does they mean in the final sentence of paragraph 4?

D. purposes

A. heritage sites

B. laws

C. people

PART 6 LISTENING. You will hear a scientist talking about the value of species. Choose True or False for each statement. (5 questions)

Answers

True

False

28. The scientist says that nearly every species which has ever existed still exists today. 29. The scientist says that ecosystems are better with lots of different species in them.

30. The scientist says that hardly any species can help humans fight new diseases.

31. The scientist says that species are sometime parts of the heritage of a culture. 32. The scientist says that species can help scientists understand how the natural world works.

PART 7 WRITING.Rewrite the following sentence without changing its meaning. Use the given word(s)

any.

33. What surprised me was his lack of confidence.

→ It was

34. Traditional crafts have died out except in remote rural areas.

→ It is only in

35. I advise you to put your money in the bank.

→ You

36. It isn't a good idea for you to put so much salt in the soup.

Question

12. Every year on April 18, people for Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS).

A. celebrated

B. celebrate

B. so that

13. We should preserve the World Heritage Sites

A. because

14. UNESCO World Heritage Sites Organization (UNESCO) in 1978.

A. created

15. Ha Long Bay, is located in Quang Ninh, Vietnam, was listed as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World.

World Heritage Day, also known as the International D

C. have celebrated

C. but

D. are celebrated

they have great significance in our history.

D. so

by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural

C. were created

D. are created

B. have been created

A. who

B. where

C. that

16. Unlike Angkor, the temples in Bagan are not hidden in thick vast and treeless plain. and can be seen rising out of a

A. caves

17. The was restored at the time of her burial, at which date it was already ancient.

A. palace

B. landscapes

C. jungles

D. which

D. statues

C. temple

B. tomb

PART 3 WORD FORMATION. Write the correct form of the given word.

D. pagoda

18. There have been concerns raised that on such a scale, the shark is at serious risk of becoming a(n) species. (DANGER)

19. The reaction to the murders was one of shock and

20. For many years, Africa remained unknown, and unexploited. (EXPLORE)

(BELIEVE)

PART 4 ERROR RECOGNITION. Find the underlined part that needs correction in the following question.

21. It was by Westminster School that we received a good education.

A. by

B. that

C. received

22. We should to preserve historic sites because they are of educational value.

A. to preserve

B. historic

C. they

D. a

D. of

PART 5 READING. Read the text and choose the best answer for each question. (5 questions) Heritage refers to cultural and historical items that come down to us from previous generations. It includes things you can see, like beautiful buildings and statues, and things you cannot see, like customs, traditions, and language. Preserving heritage is important because it helps us understand our past and forms part of the cultural richness of our present and future.

There are several ways we can preserve heritage. One is to protect and maintain the physical items that represent our heritage. We can achieve this through regular work on repairing religious buildings, statues, and sites of great architectural value. In order to preserve the things we cannot see, we have to write down the history of our culture and its stories so that later generations can read them.

Education is also important in preserving heritage. Teaching younger generations about their cultural history and traditions helps to ensure that they are passed down to the next generation. Celebrating cultural events and festivals is another way of preserving heritage. This helps to keep cultural traditions alive and allow people to connect with their cultural background.

Finally, government policies and laws can help to protect and preserve heritage. Policies can include making money available for heritage preservation projects. Laws can prevent people destroying heritage sites, perhaps because they want to use them for other purposes. They can also protect the rights of communities within a country which have an important cultural heritage.

23. How many examples of heritage items are mentioned in paragraph 1?

A. two

B. three

C. four

D. five
24. What does maintain mean at the beginning of the second paragraph?

A. keep in working condition

B. keep in good condition

D. create a value

C. say that something is true

25. The information in paragraph 2 suggests that we have lost details of some ancient cultures because the people

A. didn&#x27;t have cameras

B. couldn&#x27;t write C. didn&#x27;t want later generations to know about them

D. didn&#x27;t have a language

26. What does connect with mean in paragraph 3?

C. feel part of

D. set up a link with

A. make contact with

B. join together with

27. What does they mean in the final sentence of paragraph 4?

D. purposes

A. heritage sites

B. laws

C. people

PART 6 LISTENING. You will hear a scientist talking about the value of species. Choose True or False for each statement. (5 questions)

Answers

True

False

28. The scientist says that nearly every species which has ever existed still exists today. 29. The scientist says that ecosystems are better with lots of different species in them.

30. The scientist says that hardly any species can help humans fight new diseases.

31. The scientist says that species are sometime parts of the heritage of a culture. 32. The scientist says that species can help scientists understand how the natural world works.

PART 7 WRITING.Rewrite the following sentence without changing its meaning. Use the given word(s)

any.

33. What surprised me was his lack of confidence.

→ It was

34. Traditional crafts have died out except in remote rural areas.

→ It is only in

35. I advise you to put your money in the bank.

→ You

36. It isn&#x27;t a good idea for you to put so much salt in the soup.

Mervilluu · Accepted Answer

23. B

24. B

25. B

26. C

27. B

33. It was his lack of confidence that surprised me.
34. It is only in remote rural areas that traditional crafts have not died out.
35. You should put your money in the bank.

Timi · Answer

12. B. celebrate

13. A. because

14. C. were created

15. D. are celebrated

16. B. landscapes

17. C. temple

18. endangered

19. disbelief

20. unexplored

21. A. by -> at

22. A. to preserve -> preserving

23. B.three

24.A.keep in working condition

25.B.couldn&#x27;t write

26.C.feel part of

27.B.laws

28.False

29.True

30.False

31.True

32.True

33.It was surprising that he lacked confidence.

34.It is only in remote rural areas that traditional crafts have died out.

35.You should put your money in the bank.

36.Putting so much salt in the soup isn&#x27;t a good idea.

Mai Chi · Answer

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12B

13A

14C

15D

16B

17C

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