Read the following passage about education in Nepal and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
One of the greatest advantages of robots is that they can work in situations that are dangerous or harmful for human workers. For example, the continuous smell of paint has a harmful effect on painters, but it doesn't bother a robot. [A] Robots can work in nuclear power plants and in undersea research stations that might be dangerous for humans. Already, robots are working in the plastics industry and in chemical and industrial equipment industries. [B] One of the most common uses of robots is still in automobile factories. [C] These kinds of industrial robots are not usually mobile. [D] The work they need to do is brought to them, like cars on an assembly line, for example.
The robot industry is a big business. By the middle of the 1990s, Japan led the world in robot production with more than 71,000 industrial robots at work. Both the United States and Japan, as well as other countries, continue to develop more advanced robots. Robots can now be made to perform more complex jobs. Robots can make decisions while they are working and learn from their mistakes. Robots can now see with TV camera. They can easily hear and can even speak using a voice made by a computer, but it is difficult to make a robot understand. Thinking and understanding are very human qualities. The robots of the future will probably be very complex. They will be able to perform many humanlike tasks. Robots and other technology will make the future an alluring place!
31. According to the passage, these are probably dangerous working conditions EXCEPT _____.
A. undersea projects B. agriculture industry C. nuclear power plants D. paint company
32. It can be inferred from the passage that in automobile factories, _____.
A. there are more robots than in any other factory.
B. robots move around the factories to get work done.
C. factory workers must control robots from afar.
D. robots are responsible for work on assembly lines.
33. Robots are not able to _____.
A. learn from their mistakes B. understand what people say to them
C. speak using computer-generated voice D. make decisions related to their work
34. Which idea is mentioned in the passage?
A. Japan is now a world-leading country in robot production.
B. Only Japan and the USA used robots in different industries before 1990s.
C. More advanced robots are being made to perform humanlike tasks
D. The more complex work robots can do, the lazier people will become.
35. The word mobile in paragraph 1 is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.
A. contact B. moveable C. communicative D. stationary
36. The word alluring in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.
A. discouraging B. motivating C. irreplaceable D. exciting
37. What is the tone of the writer?
A. critical B. informative C. sarcastic D. aggressive
38. Where in paragraph 1 does the following sentence best fit?
“They can do the heavy, unpleasant, or dangerous work.”
A. [A] B. [B] C. [C] D. [D]
39. The phrase led the world in paragraph 2 could be best replaced by _____.
A. was the most exciting in the world.
B. was the most successful in the world.
C. was the most wanted in the world.
D. was the most successive in the world.
40. Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?
A. Robots are thought to be able to look like human beings.
B. Robots are thought to be able to replace human beings.
C. Robots are thought to be able to mimic human beings.
D. Robots are thought to be able to overcome human beings.

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Read the following passage about education in Nepal and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
	One of the greatest advantages of robots is that they can work in situations that are dangerous or harmful for human workers. For example, the continuous smell of paint has a harmful effect on painters, but it doesn't bother a robot. [A] Robots can work in nuclear power plants and in undersea research stations that might be dangerous for humans. Already, robots are working in the plastics industry and in chemical and industrial equipment industries. [B] One of the most common uses of robots is still in automobile factories. [C] These kinds of industrial robots are not usually mobile. [D] The work they need to do is brought to them, like cars on an assembly line, for example.
The robot industry is a big business. By the middle of the 1990s, Japan led the world in robot production with more than 71,000 industrial robots at work. Both the United States and Japan, as well as other countries, continue to develop more advanced robots. Robots can now be made to perform more complex jobs. Robots can make decisions while they are working and learn from their mistakes. Robots can now see with TV camera. They can easily hear and can even speak using a voice made by a computer, but it is difficult to make a robot understand. Thinking and understanding are very human qualities. The robots of the future will probably be very complex. They will be able to perform many humanlike tasks. Robots and other technology will make the future an alluring place! 
31.	According to the passage, these are probably dangerous working conditions EXCEPT _____. 
A. undersea projects	B. agriculture industry	C. nuclear power plants	D. paint company
32.	It can be inferred from the passage that in automobile factories, _____.
A. there are more robots than in any other factory.
B. robots move around the factories to get work done. 
C. factory workers must control robots from afar.
D. robots are responsible for work on assembly lines.    
33.	Robots are not able to _____.
A. learn from their mistakes	B. understand what people say to them
C. speak using computer-generated voice	D. make decisions related to their work
34.	Which idea is mentioned in the passage?
A. Japan is now a world-leading country in robot production.
B. Only Japan and the USA used robots in different industries before 1990s.
C. More advanced robots are being made to perform humanlike tasks	
D. The more complex work robots can do, the lazier people will become.   
35.	The word mobile in paragraph 1 is CLOSEST in meaning to _____.
A. contact		B. moveable		C. communicative	D. stationary
36.	The word alluring in paragraph 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.   
A. discouraging	B. motivating		C. irreplaceable		D. exciting
37.	What is the tone of the writer? 
A. critical		B. informative		C. sarcastic		D. aggressive
38.	Where in paragraph 1 does the following sentence best fit?
“They can do the heavy, unpleasant, or dangerous work.”
A.	[A]	B. [B]	C. [C]	D. [D]
39.	The phrase led the world in paragraph 2 could be best replaced by _____.
A.	was the most exciting in the world.
B.	was the most successful in the world.
C.	was the most wanted in the world.
D.	was the most successive in the world.
40.	Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?
A.	Robots are thought to be able to look like human beings.
B.	Robots are thought to be able to replace human beings.
C.	Robots are thought to be able to mimic human beings.
D.	Robots are thought to be able to overcome human beings.

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31.B

32.D

33.B

34.C

35.B

36.A

37.B

38.A

39.B

40.C

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