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Part 2 : Reading PassagesKr

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coffee enemas (n) ¡ÒÃÅéÒ§ÅÓäÊé´éÇÂ¡Òá¿

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colon cleansing with coffee (n) ¡ÒÃ·Ó¤ÇÒÁÊÐÍÒ´ÅÓäÊé´éÇÂ¡Òá¿

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advocacy of coffee enema (n) ¡ÒÃÊ¹ÑºÊ¹Ø¹¡ÒÃÅéÒ§ÅÓäÊé´éÇÂ¡Òá¿

cleanse bowel of toxin (v) ÅéÒ§¾ÔÉ¨Ò¡ÅÓäÊé

Gerson Therapy : Coffee enema (n) ¡ÒÃºÓºÑ´áººà¡ÍÃì« Ñ¹ : ¡ÒÃÅéÒ§ÅÓäÊé´ éÇÂ¡Òá¿

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Directions : Read the following passages carefully. Then choose the best

answer to each of the questions.

I rarely give medical advice, but : I do not recommend this.

People have been talking about coffee enemas since the February 8

episode of My Strange Addiction featured a couple that said they’re “addicted”

to them:

Humans have been colon cleansing since the dawn of time. Doing

so with coffee isn’t a new thing either. Back in 1982, Dr.Maurice Shils and

Mindy Hermann wrote in the Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine

about cancer trends:

No one has been able to demonstrate the existence of specific

“toxins” as a clinical factor in human cancer. Preoccupation with detoxification”

and “purification” has lead to the advocacy of coffee and other enemas to

cleanse the bowel of toxins.

So, even 30 years ago toxins were a thing. But it goes back further.

The coffee enema is part of the still-popular Gerson therapy, developed

in the 1930s. “How the Gerson Therapy Heals” explains the reasoning behind

coffee enemas and how they “stimulate the glutathione-S-transferase system

by 700% “and” cleanse the blood.” It says the enema route is essential

because “patients cannot be expected to consume the therapeutically necessary

daily amount of at least one liter of coffee by drinking it.” (Although that was

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written in 1990. A liter is 33 ounces, and now we have the famous coffee

brand’30-ounce trenta.)

The FDA and many physicians and health boards have meanwhile

spoken out against all types of colon cleanses. Any time you’re filling your

colon like that, there’s a small chance it will pop like a balloon. Nature even

reported a case of procto-colitis with ulcers related specifically coffee enemas.

In 1980, the Journal of American Medical Association reported two fatalities

in “Deaths Related to Coffee Enemas.”

On the other hand, Trina from My Strange Addiction says, “I love the

way coffee enemas make me feel.”

Infections and explosions aside, that’s a huge amount of caffeine.

Depending how much is absorbed in the rectum compared to a similar amount

via the stomach and small intestine when you drink coffee, Trina is consuming

the oral equivalent of 33 cans of Red Bull every day. So yes, “euphoria.”

Like we considered in “How Much Caffeine Before I End Up in the

E.R.?” humans can potentially tolerate tons of caffeine – in electroconvulsive

therapy, for patients with depression, up to 2,000 mg is sometimes given

intravenously – but many of us go emergency room for much less.

The nice thing about ingesting coffee by the traditional route is that

it can still be a calming ritual and a mutual interest with your partner, even

when it doesn’t involve buckets or hoses, or lying on the bathroom floor four

times a day, or “transitioning from floor to toilet seat as quickly as possible.”

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What is the main purpose of the writer in writing this article?

a. To support the use of coffee enemas for treatment of cancer.

b. To present Gerson Therapy method.

c. To discuss the benefits of coffee enemas.

d. To contradict the use of coffee enemas for detoxification.

e. To support the February 8 episode of My Strange Addiction

What does the writer largely use to illustrate his point?

a. His own observation b. Influential politicians

c. Health magazine and medical journal d. Experts’ opinion

e. Sensible surveys

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a. forever up until now

b. the time of day when sunlight first begins to appear

c. very early in the morning

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What is mentioned in paragraph 7?

a. Colon cleansing has long been known to human-beings.

b. The study of toxins was popular 30 years ago.

c. The Journal of American Medical Association advocated coffee enemas.

d. All kind of colon cleanses are not advised by a lot of doctors and can lead to

death.

e. Our body can consume as much as 2000 mg of coffee a day.

What is the tone of paragraph 7 towards colon cleansing?

a. controversial b. confident c. sensitive d. unreasonable d. pessimistic

Which statement is NOT true according to the passage?

a. Gerson therapy uses coffee enema as part of the treatment because it is

believed that coffee enema can boost glutathione-S-transerase system.

b. The means to treat patients with depression are passing electric currents to

their brains or injecting coffee into veins of them.

c. In 1982, doctors could identify which toxins were the causes of cancer.

d. The FDA and a lot of doctors are against bowel cleanses.

e. The writer of the story considers that drinking coffee is still nice.

How can the writer of the passage be best described?

a. Pessimistic and biased b. Sensitive and touchy

c. Humorous and irresponsible d. Sensible and well-read

e. Self-centered and reckless

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The writer of this passage is most likely a ..................... .

a. physician b. psychiatrist c. physicist d. nutritionist

e. sales representative

According to Dr.Maurice Shils and Mindy Hermann, why do people advocate coffee

and other enemas?

a. They believe that coffee enemas stimulate the glutathione-S-transferase system.

b. They realize that coffee ememas make them feel happy.

c. They know that our body can absorb a large amount of coffee every day.

d. As we don’t know which toxins cause cancer, they take it for granted that coffee

and other enemas can cleanse the toxins in the bowel.

e. They assume that coffee enemas can cure patients with depression.

What is the tone of the last paragraph?

a. Amused but expectant b. Fearless and optimistic

c. Sarcastic and subjective d. Dreamy but focused

e. Academic and factual

What is the best title of this passage?

a. Coffee Enemas, the Famous Therapy

b. Controversy over Coffee Enemas

c. Coffee Enemas, leading to Strange Addiction

d. Enemas, the Flighter of Cancer

e. The Disgusting Coffee Enemas

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Researchers use Twitter to Predict (And Analyse) Relationship

breakups [study]

A team of researchers who used Twitter to study the breakups of

hundreds of couples found that their tweeting behavior changed significantly

before and after the split.

The survey was conducted by researchers from Finland, Qatar, and

Michigan, who looked at the tweets of 661 couples who they identified to

be in a romantic relationship based on their social media activity.

The study documented three key psychological processes that

take place during a breakup, all observed on Twitter:

1. Pre-relationship closeness being indicative of post-relationship

closeness

2. “Stonewalling” – ignoring messages by a partner, which would be

indicative of a pending breakup, and

3. Post-breakup depression, with an overall increase in the use of

“depressed” terms

The team detected a general shift in tone following a breakup,

which shifted from “I love you so” to “I hate when you”.

Additionally, once a couple had split, the researchers noted a

marked decrease in followers, finding that each person unfollowed and

was unfollowed by around 15-20 people.

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“Though our data set is undoubtedly not representative of all relationship

breakups we believe our study still shows the huge potential that public

social media offers with respect to studying sociological and psychological

processes in a scalable and non-obtrusive manner,” the report concluded.

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What is the purpose of the study?

a. To survey the romantic relationship the couples used through social media.

b. To use twitter to predict and analyse relationship breakups.

c. To observe the development of romantic relationship through twitter.

d. To show how the relationship breakups.

e. To suggest how to maintain romantic relationship through social media.

How does the writer described the tweeting behaviour of the breakup couple?

a. Stable b. Slightly change c. More steadfast

d. Greatly change e. Moderately change

Which indicates that the breaking up are going to happen?

a. Romantic pre-relationship

b. Repeating messages to blame each other

c. No response to the message from a partner

d. More use of sad lyrics

e. Depressing ringtone

What is NOT the approximate number of unfollowed after the breakup?

a. 13 b. 15 c. 17 d. 18 e. 20

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6.

5. How does the writer feel about the study?

a. Excited b. Interested c. Disgusted

d. Pessimistic e. Accomplished

Which is NOT true about the study?

a. The study was conducted through survey by researchers from Finland, Qatar and

the USA.

b. After the breaking up, more messages about depression are being posted.

c. The breakup processes are observed on Twitter.

d. After the breakup, the number of unfollwers have increased sharply.

e. Three psychological processes that occur during a breakup will be recorded

during the study.

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Directions : Read the following passage carefully. Then choose the best

answer to fill in each blank.

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Do you know this word? Nomophobia is a term .........1......... a growing

fear in today’s world — the fear of being without a mobile device, or beyond

mobile phone contact. Among today’s high school and college students, it’s on

the rise. .........2......... college students are now obsessed with their cell

phone. The average adolescent would rather lose a pinky-finger than a cell

phone, a growing percentage text or tweet instead of actually ........3......... .

Nomophobia is .........4......... in industrialized nations. The term is an

abbreviation for “no-mobile-phone phobia,” which was thought up during a

2010 study by the UK Post Office. The Post Office commissioned YouGov, a

research organization, to look at anxieties suffered by mobile phone users.

The study found that nearly 53 percent of mobile phone users in Britain

.........5......... when they “lose their mobile phone, run out of battery or credit,

or have no network coverage.”


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Directions : Study the table and answer each of the questions.

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The ranges in the table apply to most adults (aged 18 and older) who

don’t have short-term serious illnesses.

Blood pressure doesn’t stay the same all the time. It lowers as you sleep

and rises when you wake up. Blood pressure also rises when you’re excited,

Category Systolic Diastolic

(top number) (bottom number)

Normal Less than 120 And Less than 80

Prehypertension 120-139 Or 80-89

High blood pressure

Stage 1 140-159 Or 90-99

Stage 2 160 or higher Or 100 or higher

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nervous, or active. If your numbers stay above normal most of the time, you’re at

risk for health problems. The risk grows as blood pressure numbers rise.

“Prehypertension” means you may end up with HBP, unless you take steps to

prevent it.

If you’re being treated for HBP and have repeat readings in the normal

range, your blood pressure is under control. However, you still have the condition.

You should see your doctor and follow your treatment plan to keep your blood

pressure under control.

Your systolic and diastolic numbers may not be in the same blood pressure

category. In this case, the more severe category is the one you’re in. For

example, if your systolic number is 160 and your diastolic number is 80, you

have stage 2 HBP. If your systolic number is 120 and your diastolic number is

95, you have stage 1 HBP.

If you have diabetes or chronic kidney disease, HBP is defined as 130/

80 mmHg or higher. HBP numbers also differ for children and teens.

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2.

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What does the above table show?

a. Various kinds of blood pressure for adults and children

b. Normal and dangerous blood pressure indicator for teens and adults.

c. Comparison of various kinds of blood pressure for adults and teens

d. Diagnosis of blood pressure hazard for adults and teens

e. The causes of high blood pressure

Which is NOT mentioned in the chart as the factors that make blood pressure

rise?

a. restless b. agitated c. sluggish d. nervous e. upset

Which is NOT true according to the passage?

a. Your blood pressure is higher when you get up.

b. If your blood pressure are at prehypertension, finally you may have high blood

pressure.

c. Your blood pressure is 130/80 or higher if you have diabetes or chronic kidney

disease.

d. You don’t have to see the doctor when your blood pressure is under control.

e. If your blood pressure is 125/83, you are starting the risk of having high blood

pressure.

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4. Who is likely to have stage 2 HBP?

a. Samran, whose systolic number is 175 and diastolic number is 83.

b. Samruay, whose systolic number is 112 and diastolic number is 79.

c. Sumreaung, whose systolic number is 115 and diastolic number is 80.

d. Samrej, whose systolic number is 100 and diastolic number is 76.

e. Samrit, whose systolic number is 118 and diastolic number is 75.

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Directions : Read the following advertisement and answer each question.

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Angels

. Established in 1970 – a non-religious and non-profit organization

. Provides emotional support for those who are suicidal, depressed or in

despair due to parental expectations, peer pressure and relationships

Come to us and we are willing to help you.....

Through this ‘depression hotline’, callers can reach someone who will

listen to them in a non-judgmental way. The ANGELS are not counselors but

they are trained to listen, which is not as simple as it may sound.

ANGELS Training

. Eight weeks of general listening skills training

. Followed by twelve weeks of supervised call training

. Six months’ probation before coming on brand as full-fledged ANGELS

. Regular on-going training sessions by professionals to update their skills

Procedure

. Callers do not need to reveal their names when they call.

. ANGELS are also anonymous [use of pseudonyms] when they answer calls.

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2.

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What is the main purpose of the establishment of ANGELS?

a. To promote listening skills to help people.

b. To support help by phone to reduce suicidal rate.

c. To earn some money from donation used for depressed patients.

d. To give information about emotional distress.

e. To provide psychological care for those who need counselling.

The word ‘full-fledged’ line 12 can be best replaced by ........................... .

a. capable b. talent

c. well-trained d. well-organized

d. useful

How can we describe ANGELS according to the passage?

a. Sympathetic and depressed b. Challenging and aggressive

c. Nice and easy d. Empathetic and helpful

e. Adaptable and versatile

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Part 6 : Rearrangement

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: She is beautiful and kind.

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: Because of her generosity, the kids love her.

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Due toOwing toThanks to

As a result ofOn account of

Because of

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: She becomes popular because she is helpful.

: He’s handsome but I don’t like him.

: Goodness is more important than wealth.

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: He was open-minded. Consequently, the staff loved him.

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Hence,Therefore,Thereby,

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: I was studying as my friend was doing his work.

: I was talkative while my sister was quiet.

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Still,But,Yet,

However,Nevertheless,Nonetheless,

: He was a rich businessman. However, he has never given

any donations to anyone.

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Â¡àÇé¹: the sun, the world, the east, the Chao Phraya River

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: She is optimistic. That’s true.

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áÅÐ it ·Õ è¡ÅèÒÇÅÍÂæ (not refer to something)

: It is fantastic to visit this land of smiles.

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Directions : Choose the correct answer that shows the logical sequences.

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A. But if sleep problems are a regular occurrence and interfere with your daily life,

you may be suffering from a sleep disorder.

B. Most of us have experienced trouble sleeping at one time or another.

C. This sleep disorder can cause more than just sleepiness.

D. This is normal and usually temporary, due to stress or other outside factors.

E. Lacking quality sleep can lead to a negative impact on your energy, emotional

balance, and health.

1. C, E, B, D, A 2. B, C, D, A, E

3. B, D, C, A, E 4. B, D, A, C, E

5. C, B, D, A, E


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A. They are also included in algae, krill, nut oils and some plants.

B. They can be found in fish such as salmon, tuna and halibut.

C. They are also known as polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs), omega-3 fatty acids

play a crucial role in brain function, as well as normal growth and development.

D. Omega-3 fatty acids are essential fatty acids for health.

E. Some researches suggest that omega-3 fatty acids may help protect against

Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.

1. D, C, E, B, A 2. A, E, C, D, B

3. D, B, C, A, E 4. A, D, B, E, C

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A. In theory, children have the potential to be at greater risk of developing brain cancer

from the cell phone.

B. Besides children have the potential of accumulating more years of cell phone

exposure than adults do.

C. Their heads are smaller and have a greater proportional exposure to the field of

radiofrequency radiation emitted by the cell phone.

D. Do children have a higher risk of developing cencer due to cell phone use than

adults?

E. That is because their nervous systems are still developing and more vulnerable to

factors that may cause cancer.

1. A, D, E, B, C 2. D, A, E, C, B

3. D, E, C, B, A 4. A, E, C, B, D

5. D, B, A, E, C


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Directions : Choose the best answer to fill in the blanks.

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Peter is meeting Sandra for lunch at the Nirula’s restaurant both of them

have been out meeting clients and have decided to meet for lunch.

Peter : Hello, Sandra. I am glad you were able to come. Did you ........1........?

Sandra : Hello, Peter. I’m sorry I’m a bit late. I got your message about

meeting you for lunch just as I was leaving for my appointment

with the builders of Akash Deep. I couldn’t ........2........ any earlier.

Peter : ........3........ I haven’t been waiting long. Where would you like to

sit? Shall we sit in that corner?

Sandra : ........4........ It will be quieter over there.

Peter : How was your day?

Sandra : Quite successful. But very tiring. People are interested in our

products but are hesitant to switch over to something new. I was

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to eat.

Waiter : Good afternoon. ........5........?

Peter : Sandra, What would you like to eat? A soup to begin with?

Sandra : No, thank you. I don’t think I’ll have soup. I’ve never been here before,

so I don’t know what ........6........

Waiter : Why don’t you try some fried prawns with Chinese fried rice?

Peter : That is a good suggestion. Let’s have a Chinese meal.

Sandra : All right, you order, Peter.

Peter : Right Let’s have a plate of chicken fried rice, sweet and sour prawns

and American chopsey. Sandra, would you like mushrooms or

bamboo shoot?

Sandra : ........7........ What you’ve ordered is more than enough.

Peter : What about something to drink? An orange juice or a leman squash

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Sandra : I’d love to have a Limca.

Peter : ........8........ Waiter, a Limca cold Drink for the lady. And a fresh lime

juice for me. And please serve us quickly. We haven’t much time.

Waiter : Right Sir. ........9........ (The waiter comes laden with the lunch dishes.)

Peter : Ah! here comes the lunch. Let’s enjoy our lunch.

Sandra : Thank you for bringing me here.

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d. get my message e. receive my phone call

a. get out b. get away c. get rid of

d. get on e. get in touch

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d. I don’t care e. Please believe me

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b. What would you like to order

c. Would you like to read the menu

d. Why don’t you book in advance

e. May I have a menu

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