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Revision Exercise.
Paper 11
If
(x+2)(x+3
then
then
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4(x − y).
by 12
E. None of these
3. Which
the follow
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{0}
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an empty set
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take steps take action in order to effect a certain purpose.
We must take steps to prevent anyone
from stealing this antique,
25 C [sto (17) above]
fall out quarrel
Henry and Mary have fallen out and so their wedding has been postponed. indefinitely
Those two sisters are always "falling our over some triviality or othe
When a speaker wishes to show his sym pathy on hearing bad news he usually says What a shame!" or "That's too bad.
Henry's uncle died last
week
What a shame!”
That's too bad
I'm sorry to heat that."
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28 C
for the time being temporarily
EF. O'Neill
Mr. Jones is working here
for the time being. temporarily.
1+, then
None of these
he coefficient of x3y
(2x2~3xy+4y2)(4y2+3×3-572)
15.
-15
11 and
chén
Which of the following statements is/are false
(D)
(11)
(111) ->1
(1) only
(11) only
. (III) only
S. (IT)
and (ITI) only.
ir
1. None of them
the length of a
rectangle is increased by
10% and the area remains
unchanged then the width
2(x2
A manufacturer produced. 900 transistors in the
first week, z in the
second week, 3x in the third week and f100 in the
forth week. If the mean
for the four weeks was
825. transistors, then 1 i
A. 206
B. 375
450
D. 750
E. 825
The monthly income of Mr. Ho is $N. He spent 2/5
of his monthly income on
rent and of the
remainder on food. He was
left with $x, then
B.
X
None of these
15./1/3-√5-13× -
1/3+/5-13 × √/3-1/3-13
E. None of these 16. a, b and c are
non-zero
integers; if a + b
then the value of
(+) + (+)
16 B
0 x 4360" }
More than 4
22. If A = {x:xlogx
23
then A
(3)
D
D. {1,0}
In a certain city 60% of families own a car and 40%
own a house. Which of the
following statements must
be false?
All families own
or a house
HALL couse wners also
own a car
More than half the car
owners also own a house
All car owners also own
a house
F. If the number of car
owners increased by 10%.
some families must own
both a car and a house Bag x contains 1 red ball and 4 black balls, Bag y
contains 7 black balls. Ahall is taken at randon from x and put into y. Then a hall is taken from y and put into x, The chance that the ball is
is
fall off decrease; become less fused for. sales, profits, attendance at meetings, etc.) [Refer to the Answer Book to Effective. English Language Usage, page 97(8)-1
17 C
fall behind in (or with) fail to keep up with; fail to do something on time
I've fallen behind with (in) my cor- respondence:
Peter was absent for a week so he's fallen behind in (with) his lessons.
fall through fail; come to nothing; be unsuccessful
Their plan fell through in spite of the careful preparations they had made.
condition that provided that, as long
I'll help you on condition that you try your best.
29
They rented me the flat on condition that I keep it clean.
31.
in certain conditions in certain surround. ings.
32
21 D
They are living in very unhygienic conditions.
Refer to the Answer Book 10 Effective English Language Usage, pages 11-12, question (o) for an explanation
of the use of should've (should have)". When we have a question tag with "should", ought, may, might "could" or "can" with a perfect form, the have of the perfect form should also be used in the question tag. are
She ought to have taken her father's advice, oughtn't she to have?
He could have helped us, couldn't he have?
She might have taken the book," mightn't she have?
drive a good bargain
succeed in getting something at a good price
John knows how to drive a good bargain
23 B
comply with abide by remain faithful to (the ferms provisions or conditions of an agreement, contract or promise). He fully complied with the terms of the contract.
A is wrong because in English we would say: 'give me a dozen but there is no object for the 'give' in choice "A".
For B to be the answer, the question would have to be:
How many pears would you like?” Answer: A dozen will do.
take a dozen." 3. I'd like a dozen." Give me a dozen,"
*
I'll take a dozen' means almost the same as 'Give me a dozen, and, therefore, can be used as a form of request as well as the answer to a question. [See the Answer Book to Effective English Language Usage page 72(n).}'
If a person's uniform is not complete, we say that he is out of uniform. The The soldier was reprimanded for being out of uniform as one of his buttons was missing.
33. C.
British by birth of British nationality due to the fact that he was born in Britain.
Chinese
Helen is American by birth.
French
rich in having a great deal of
This type of food is rich in protein.
33. C
likes better prefers would rather have
I like tea better than coffee.
(prefer)
I prefer tea to coffec...
I would rather have tea than coffee!
decreased by
10%
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T. 918
17
None of these
Which of the following not a rational number?
10g/1000 3.1416
強
31
17
E
25. If logx
0301
106-
tan
7.9699
tive English Language Usage, pages 146-147,question (g).]
The conclusion of the sentence given if 36 C [Refer to the Answer Book to Effec I go at all" shows that in fact, the person speaking has not definitely decided whether to go or not. I'll buy a red shirt, if I buy one at all. This means that I have not yet decided whether or not to buy a shirt but if I do buy one. I shall definitely buy a red one.