Which of the following is NOT true about college eating, according to the author? 1) Food choices in college can determine your future nutrition. 2) Most students lack fruit and v…

In the author’s view, the Healthier Campus Initiative was started to … 1) study what meals colleges offer nationwide. 2) draw parents’ attention to students’ eating habits. 3) wor…

According to the article, college applicants nowadays … 1) are more concerned about college meal options. 2) are less intelligent than in the author’s time. 3) prefer colleges tha…

The phrase take heed in “Therefore, take heed, colleges and universities” (Paragraph 6) is closest in meaning to … 1) pay attention. 2) stay back. 3) take time. 4) keep calm. The …

The author is using a reference to a famous proverb “An apple a day keeps a doctor away” (Paragraph 7 – An apple a year will keep no doctor away) to emphasize that … 1) your healt…

The main goal of the article is to … 1) discuss the reasons for obesity and chronic diseases. 2) call the readers’ attention to the importance of college food. 3) explain what col…

The author decided to spend a holiday in the Highlands to … 1) ride an exclusive train. 2) spend some time on his own. 3) get away from the busy capital. 4) see what the Highlands…

It in Paragraph 3 (and a lake running alongside it) refers to the … 1) lakeshore. 2) street. 3) shop. 4) church. Itin Paragraph 3 (and a lake running alongside it) refers to the ……

Which statement about the author’s fishing experience is FALSE? 1) His fishing skills slowly improved. 2) His attempts to catch something were useless. 3) The experience was quite…

Unassuming in Paragraph 4 (My meal was unassuming but tasty) most probably means … 1) heavy. 2) healthy. 3) modest. 4) inexpensive. Unassumingin Paragraph 4 (My meal was unassumin…

Hikers behaved strangely because they were … 1) attacked by insects. 2) performing a ritual. 3) impressed by the Highlands. 4) having an argument. Hikers behaved strangely because…

What did the author NOT see at the museum? 1) Old textiles. 2) Magic stones. 3) Parts of weapons. 4) Ancient charms. What did the author NOT see at the museum?; Old textiles.; Mag…

How can the author’s weekend experience be described? 1) Thought - provoking. 2) Eye - opening. 3) Time - consuming. 4) Pressure - free. How can the author’s weekend experience be…

According to paragraph 1, video games are seen by adults as a(n) … 1) integral part of life. 2) shameful delight. 3) individual activity. 4) part of culture. According to paragrap…

This in paragraph 2 (Partly this is to do with how video games have been marketed for the last 30 years) refers to the … 1) access to video games. 2) common way of playing. 3) pos…

Which benefit of video games is NOT mentioned in the text? 1) They train the body as well as the mind. 2) They provide a medium for interaction. 3) They introduce players to popul…

According to the text, children now expect video games to be … 1) creative. 2) physical. 3) familiar. 4) responsive. According to the text, children now expect video games to be ……

Which statement about skills acquired while playing video games is FALSE, according to the text? 1) They can be used in other situations. 2) They improve as a result of practice. …

Recourse in the paragraph before last (they let us do incredible, sometimes ugly things without recourse or any external help) most probably means … 1) comfort. 2) support. 3) jud…

What is the authors’ overall attitude to video games? 1) Cautious. 2) Intrigued. 3) Enthusiastic. 4) Astonished. What is the authors’ overall attitude to video games?; Cautious.; …

What question does the author pose in the first paragraph? 1) What will education be like in the future? 2) Is high - tech really very useful in education? 3) How will the parents…

What does the OECD report suggest? 1) Students should not use computers in their studies. 2) The more the students use the computers the worse their results could be. 3) Superabun…

Both Beverly Amico and Sarah Thorne think that limiting technology in the classroom will... 1) help students concentrate better. 2) boost students’ creativity. 3) develop students…

At the age of fourteen the students of Morden are allowed to … 1) watch films. 2) use the Internet. 3) watch TV. 4) use smartphones. At the age of fourteen the students of Morden …

The word “relish” in paragraph 8 “… younger pupils relish the chance …” means... 1) enjoy. 2) ignore. 3) envy. 4) inspire. The word “relish” in paragraph 8 “… younger pupils relis…

The word “they” in paragraph 8 “… admit they are happier” refers to... 1) younger pupils. 2) restrictions. 3) teenagers. 4) teachers. The word “they” in paragraph 8 “… admit they …

Ian Young believes that the 21st century demands that a teacher becomes more … 1) creative. 2) hardworking. 3) entertaining. 4) informative. Ian Young believes that the 21st centu…

The author introduces the farm where Jesus Martin grew up as … 1) a quite typical one. 2) a rather special one. 3) an extremely small one. 4) a very profitable one. The author int…

The phrase “It didn’t come easy to him” in Paragraph 2 refers to Martin’s … 1) career choice. 2) dedication to coffee. 3) management abilities. 4) respect for his family business.…

The phrase “… caused his heart to beat faster” (Paragraph 3) shows that Martin … 1) missed his mother. 2) easily got very excited. 3) liked the life on the family farm. 4) drank t…

Martin’s inspiration for the “coffee dream project” came from … 1) his wish to own a coffee roaster. 2) the desire to benefit from the big multinational corporations. 3) his abili…

How did Martin’s family react to the idea of his project? 1) They fully supported it. 2) They didn’t believe in its success. 3) They thought it would take too much time and effort…

The most difficult thing for Martin in the beginning was to make his workers … 1) care about the product standards. 2) pick bigger quantities of beans. 3) undergo special training…

We may conclude from the last paragraph that Martin’s store … 1) is what Martin’s project was all about. 2) serves coffee that is very different from what the Columbians were used…

According to the text (paragraph 1), the effects of caffeine … 1) have not been studied well enough. 2) can be of opposite character. 3) are very dangerous. 4) are not strong. Acc…

The author believes that caffeine in coffee … 1) is part of a healthy diet. 2) is quite low. 3) can’t be removed completely. 4) may determine its taste. The author believes that c…

We learn that the early decaffeination processes … 1) were too complicated. 2) improved the taste of coffee. 3) were not effective. 4) could be dangerous for health. We learn that…

The Swiss Water Process is described as … 1) a cheaper method of decaffeination. 2) a way to avoid using charcoal. 3) a method to save coffee’s flavour. 4) the easiest method of d…

The pronoun “its” in “… its liquid properties” (paragraph 6) refers to … 1) caffeine. 2) carbon dioxide. 3) coffee. 4) coffee bean. The pronoun“its”in “…its liquid properties” (pa…

It can be implied that at present the beans from low - caffeine plants … 1) cannot be used for big - scale sales. 2) taste poorly. 3) are very vulnerable. 4) lack necessary proper…

Even though decaffeinated coffee has been improved, the author … 1) is for the ban of decaffeination. 2) believes that it’s bad for health. 3) still prefers the regular one. 4) do…

The author’s childhood dream was to … 1) enter a college. 2) change her life. 3) leave the state she grew up in. 4) visit a college campus. The author’s childhood dream was to …; …

The pronoun They, as used throughout paragraph 3, refers to … 1) future graduates. 2) former students. 3) board members. 4) the author’s friends. The pronounThey, as used througho…

Working in the Center for Advancement allowed the author to … 1) appreciate donors’ aid. 2) become more successful. 3) make lots of new friends. 4) make a big difference in studen…

Which of the following did the college donors NOT do? 1) Communicate with students. 2) Attend college sport clubs. 3) Write for college publications. 4) Sponsor health treatment. …

It is implied that the new auditorium supports an education program in … 1) programming. 2) architecture. 3) arts. 4) technology. It is implied that the new auditorium supports an…

It is implied that college teachers … 1) have relevant experience. 2) lack technology skills. 3) are paid regularly. 4) may be supported by private gifts. It is implied that colle…

The major aim of the article is to … 1) show the author’s experience of philanthropy. 2) criticize how the donors’ money is spent. 3) explain what philanthropy really is. 4) pay t…

According to the text, attendance at university … 1) is similar to that in college or school. 2) can greatly influence your final result. 3) depends mainly on your preferences. 4)…

Which is NOT mentioned about university attendance in the text? 1) Attendance is considered to be connected with achievement. 2) Teachers use a special document to mark students’ …