cứu mik vs university is the city. You can find the classroom buildings, libraries, museums and officersoor,university all over the city. And most of its members (3) ......... the students and teachers,professors of the thirty-one colleges.,Cambridge was an already developing town long before the first students and teachers (4),......... 800 years ago. It grew up by the river Granta, as the Cam was once called. A bridge (5),......... over the river as early as 875.,In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries more and more land was used for college buildings.,The town (6) ......... much faster in the nineteenth century after the opening of the railway in 1845.,Cambridge became a city in 1951 and now it (7) ......... the popoulliooooofoover 10000000MMMnn,young students want (8) ......... at Cambridge. Thousands of people from all over the world come,(9) ......... the university town. It (10) ......... a famous place all round the world.,Your answers:,1. ......................... 22.......................... 3. ......................... 4. ......................... 5. ..........................,6. ........................ 7. ........................ 8. ......................... 9. ......................... 10. ........................,Part 5: Give the correct form of the words in brackets. Write your answers in the spaces,below. (1pt),I have never forgot the most wonderful moment in our career when we were given the highest,score for our (1. perform) ......... in the ice-skating (2. champion) ......... competition at Helsinki.,We received the (3. believe) ......... score of nine marks of 6.0, which was the maximum score that,could be given. The (4. long) ......... of time that we had spent practicing our dance routine finally,paid off. The (5. difficult) ......... that we had found with some of the (6. music) ......... pieces we,had chosen was soon overcome and becoming (7. fame) ......... was only a matter of time. Those,were the (8. excite) .......... days of being young and (9. optimism) ......... about everything and,having the feeling that our (10. popular) ......... would never lessen.,Your answers:,1. ..........................22......................... 3. ......................... 4. ......................... 5. ..........................,6. ........................ 7.......................... 8. ......................... 9. ......................... 10. ........................,IV. READING COMPREHENSION (5pts),Part 1: Fill in each blank in the following passage with ONE suitable word. (1pt),How easy is (1) ......... to understand another person's character? My friend Jack was once a,atherrannnoyin perronn ee was llways eetting (2) ......... trouble because he was so disobedient. In,:lass he was very talkative and never stopped (3) ......... jokes. The teachers all told him he (4),........ impolite because he interrupted them. When I met him, he was very unfriendly and didn't,vant to talk to me at (5) ......... . People told me he stole things and that he was dishonest. His,chool work was terrible. He didn't take any (6) ......... in his writing, he never (7) ......... enough,me doing his homework, and that he was not at all conscientious. One day he saw a gang of boys,ttacking an old man. Jack hated violence and he fought them all (8) ......... they ran away. He was,warded a medal for (9) ......... . After that people changed their (10) ......... about him.,chuđ ắc,(our answers:,1. ..........................22.......................... 3. ......................... 5.,6. ........................ 7.......................... 8. 10.,art 2: Read the following passage and write your answers in the spaces below. (1pt),The word theatre comes from Greek and literally means seeing place. The theatre has bee,opular in ancient times. People did not go to the theatre simply to see an interesting (1) ......... fo,e plays formed part of religious festivals. (2) ......... early Greek theatres consisted of no mor,4

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cứu mik vs university is the city. You can find the classroom buildings, libraries, museums and officersoor,university all over the city. And most of its members (3) ......... the students and teachers,professors of the thirty-one colleges.,Cambridge was an already developing town long before the first students and teachers (4),......... 800 years ago. It grew up by the river Granta, as the Cam was once called. A bridge (5),......... over the river as early as 875.,In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries more and more land was used for college buildings.,The town (6) ......... much faster in the nineteenth century after the opening of the railway in 1845.,Cambridge became a city in 1951 and now it (7) ......... the popoulliooooofoover 10000000MMMnn,young students want (8) ......... at Cambridge. Thousands of people from all over the world come,(9) ......... the university town. It (10) ......... a famous place all round the world.,Your answers:,1. ......................... 22.......................... 3. ......................... 4. ......................... 5. ..........................,6. ........................  7. ........................ 8. ......................... 9. ......................... 10. ........................,Part 5: Give the correct form of the words in brackets. Write your answers in the spaces,below. (1pt),I have never forgot the most wonderful moment in our career when we were given the highest,score for our (1. perform) ......... in the ice-skating (2. champion) ......... competition at Helsinki.,We received the (3. believe) ......... score of nine marks of 6.0, which was the maximum score that,could be given. The (4. long) ......... of time that we had spent practicing our dance routine finally,paid off. The (5. difficult) ......... that we had found with some of the (6. music) ......... pieces we,had chosen was soon overcome and becoming (7. fame) ......... was only a matter of time. Those,were the (8. excite) .......... days of being young and (9. optimism) ......... about everything and,having the feeling that our (10. popular) ......... would never lessen.,Your answers:,1. ..........................22......................... 3. ......................... 4. ......................... 5. ..........................,6. ........................  7.......................... 8. ......................... 9. ......................... 10. ........................,IV. READING COMPREHENSION (5pts),Part 1: Fill in each blank in the following passage with ONE suitable word. (1pt),How easy is (1) ......... to understand another person&#x27;s character? My friend Jack was once a,atherrannnoyin perronn  ee was llways eetting (2) ......... trouble because he was so disobedient. In,:lass he was very talkative and never stopped (3) ......... jokes. The teachers all told him he (4),........ impolite because he interrupted them. When I met him, he was very unfriendly and didn&#x27;t,vant to talk to me at (5) ......... . People told me he stole things and that he was dishonest. His,chool work was terrible. He didn&#x27;t take any (6) ......... in his writing, he never (7) ......... enough,me doing his homework, and that he was not at all conscientious. One day he saw a gang of boys,ttacking an old man. Jack hated violence and he fought them all (8) ......... they ran away. He was,warded a medal for (9) ......... . After that people changed their (10) ......... about him.,chuđ ắc,(our answers:,1. ..........................22.......................... 3. ......................... 5.,6. ........................  7.......................... 8. 10.,art 2: Read the following passage and write your answers in the spaces below. (1pt),The word theatre comes from Greek and literally means seeing place. The theatre has bee,opular in ancient times. People did not go to the theatre simply to see an interesting (1) ......... fo,e plays formed part of religious festivals. (2) ......... early Greek theatres consisted of no mor,4

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Part 5: Fill in the Blanks

performance (noun form of perform)
championship (competition awarding a champion)
unbelievable (extremely difficult to believe)
long (refers to the duration of practicing)
difficulties (plural noun for challenges faced)
musical (adjective describing the pieces)
famous (achieved widespread recognition)
exciting (causing a feeling of thrilled anticipation)
optimistic (having a positive outlook)
popularity (state of being admired and liked)

Part 1: Reading Comprehension

it (pronoun referring to understanding)
into (preposition indicating movement)
cracking (informal way of saying telling)
was (past tense verb for being)
all (adverb modifying "first")
pride (feeling of satisfaction in achievement)
did (past tense verb for action)
until (conjunction indicating duration)
bravery (act of courage)
opinion (belief or judgment)