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165811Read the following short paragraphs and decide the way this paragraph uses to develop its controlling idea. Last year many of the village people in this area had to leave home to find jobs in neighboring towns and cities after the area was hit by a severe

165812Which of the following is least used in a composition developed by cause and effect?

165813Which of the following statement is correct about using a long and detailed example in our writing?

165814Read the following two sentences. The first sentence is a controlling idea, and the second sentence is an example. What is the problem of the example?I had a terrible working day today.Yesterday, I spent a whole evening checking my little girl’s homework.

165815What should a qualified ending fulfill?

165816Which of the following is NOT a function of a beginning in a piece of argumentation?

165817Which of the following statement is NOT true about inductive reasoning?

165818Read the following sentence and decide the function of this sentence：Computer games are becoming more popular on a global scale.

165819Apart from a debatable point and sufficient evidence, a piece of argumentation also needs （）.

165820Read the following sentence and write down the figure of speech it uses:You need to return safe and sound.

165821Read the following sentence and write down the problem of it:It is obvious that the professor was far away from being satisfied with his term paper.This sentence structure is （）.

165822Read the following sentence and write down the problem of it:To control the divorce rate in the world, scientists are seeking new sources of energy. This sentence lacks （）.

165823An argument is based on a belief or an opinion that the writer holds as true. The statement of this opinion is called a “（）.”

165824Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to support one’s idea?

165825Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a factor of writing rubrics?

165826What do these phrases like “a kind of” and “something” function in a sentence?

165827Which of the following can be regarded as a figure of resemblance in image?

165828If a word or phrase is used in its exact or original meaning without any additional meaning, then we can say we only use （） of it.

165829Read the following two sentences and decide the way the second sentence uses to revise the first sentence?When they were confronted with problems in study or life, some students behave bravely, while other students act timidly. Confronted with problems in

165830Read the following sentences and decide what the problem of these sentences is?One reason why people are well informed of local news and global news is because of the fact that there are many TV stations or radio broadcastings which can be easily availabl

165831Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a feature of an effective sentence?

165832If we want to describe a place in our writing, （） is a better choice in terms of logic.

165833（） involves telling a story with characters and actions.

165834The last R in SQ3R is （）, and in this step we organize information we’ve learnt from the article.

165835Ellipsis is a grammatical form of （）.

165836Skimming and scanning are two reading techniques that are often used in bottom-up reading.

165837Bottom-up reading model works as well as top-down reading model when we are doing academic reading.

165838Instead of decoding the text word by word, readers adopting the top-down reading approach the text as a whole.

165839SQ3R is not just a reading technique but a self-study strategy as well, which is useful to study in any subject.

165840Non-finite clause is an independent clause whose verb is non-finite.

165841“…in a broad sense the humanities mean literature primarily, and in a still broader sense, the study of masterpieces in almost any filed of human endeavor.” Which is right if the omission is recovered in the underlined part?

165842“I didn’t really want to go out to work just yet. I mean I wasn’t a dropout and I knew I’d have to some day.” What is omitted following “I’d have to” in this sentence?

165843How to interpret ellipsis? Order the following steps:　① Rewrite the sentence, changing as little as possible.　② Identify the location of the ellipsis　③ Recover the omitted expressions

165844“I passed the exam, but at the interviews they accused me of being “too detached” and talking in language that was “too technocratic”, which I didn’t think possible, but obviously it is.” What does “which” refer to?

165845“Danger! Books may change your life. Such is the power of reading.” What does “such” refer to?

165846“That the transcendental experience, well-documented through the ages, is not within the purview of modern science does not mean that it does not exist.” What does “it” refer to?

165847“We even understand, however fleetingly, that we have more in common with other readers of books in other cultures than we might do with the first person we meet when we step out of our front doors.” What does “do” refer to?

165848“Voices came to be raised against the globalization process, which comes from the fear that such a process might erode national cultures and individual identities.” What does “which” refer to?

165849“It’s difficult because when you have a degree, it opens new doors for you, or you’d like to think that it does.” What does “does” refer to?

165850“Contrast this scientific/technological worldview with the wisdom tradition, where all beings are sparks of the One continuously unfolding their infinite capacity in a purposeful universe, subject to causes and effects over countless lifetimes.”In this se

165851“According to the UNDP Human Development Report published in 1999, two-thirds of the world’s population are unable to benefit from global economic growth, based on international trade and developing technologies, and do not have the opportunity to become

165852“Today, as always, science stands on the verge of an enormous divide: whether to see its role as an agent for the material betterment of society or for the far-reaching betterment of humanity and all nature, inner and outer.”In this sentence, what’s the s

165853If a complex sentence is like a tree, its bare structure is the （）.

165854In dictionaries, dots are used to divide a word into （）.

165855When we try to guess the meaning of an idiomatic expression, we need to consider the （）.

165856（） words are those we don’t know but won’t block our comprehension in reading.

165857When reading, we read and understand in （）.

165858[F] means predicative, which means the adjective can only be used before the noun that it is describing.

165859In reading, there are words which can be ignored without losing important message.

165860As an independent reader, we should understand every word in the text we are reading.

165861When we get lost in a long sentence, there is no need to read back from thebeginning again.

165862“Alice affected ignorance though she had already heard of the whole story.” What does the word “affect” mean?

165863“Some really industrious men affect to do only what they like, never working save when the spirit moves them.” What does the word “save” mean?

165864“Life is so precarious that when we know something truly satisfies us, we hold on to it tight, as a mother hugs her baby close to her breast in a dark, stormy night.” How is life according to the sentence?

165865The third syllable of the word “precarious” is （）.

165866If the word “vi·cis·si·tude” appears at the end of a line and we have to break it, where can’t we break it?

165867We learn to look beyond our immediate surroundings to the horizon and a landscape far away from home.What are “immediate surroundings”?

165868And then some bright spark calls me out of the blue, asking if I’m interested in buying a pension. What does a “bright spark” mean?

165869And what was left over, we couldn’t spend all at once, because we had to keep some savings “for a rainy day”, those time when he didn’t have any work. In this sentence, what does a rainy day mean?

165870Which chunk division is proper?

165871When deciding on which book to read, we need to consider （）.① Popularity of the book.② Our English proficiency.③ Our reading purpose.④ The writing style of the book.⑤ Our interest.

165872What’s the main purpose of our independent reading after class according to the video?

165873The word fighting sounds like /?fa?d??/ in American English.

165874British pronunciation for vaccine is /?v?ksi?n/.

165875Answer is articulated /??ns?r/ in RP and /?ɑ?ns?(r)/ in GA.

165876Tomato is pronounced /t??mɑ:t??/ in GA and /t??me?to?/ in RP.

165877Why do many English learners find it difficult to understand English news?

165878Which of the following questions are about the gist of the listening text?

165879RP has equivalent names of （）.

165880Which of the following expressions are used to show cause and effect?

165881Signposts function as （） between the preceding and following parts of speech.

165882What kinds of tools are most frequently used for note-taking?

165883While note-taking, what kinds of words should be taken?

165884In the inverted pyramid structure for news reports, the information is arranged （）.

165885All news reports attempt to answer （）.

165886If you hear the words like “scientists”, “ocean”, “warming”, “sea creatures”, “temperature change”, and “die” in a passage, you might know that the passage is most probably about （）.

165887“Let’s wrap it up” is used to make （）.

165888Which of the following expressions is used to show contrast?

165889Which of the following expressions is used to show emphasis?

165890“A major reason for the rapid development ” can be represented by:

165891Which type of shadowing is suitable for beginners?

165892What is true about shadowing?

165893For his offenses to both Zeus and Hades, Sisyphus was punished to eternally push a boulder uphill.

165894One of Hercules' 12 enormously difficult tasks was to clean up King Augeas’ stables.

165895Achilles was vulnerable to any kind of weapon except his heels.

165896In Greek mythology, if people drank the water from the river Lethe, they would get invulnerable.

165897A Trojan Horse was （）.

165898Which of the following statements are true about Narcissus?

165899Muses in Greek mythology were a group of patron goddesses of （）.

165900When you have a jeweler （） your initials inside your new ring, he/she writes them into your ring by using a machine.

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