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Read the following conversation and decide which option (A-D) from each question should be used to fill in the blanks
Situation: Jane talks to the hotel receptionist.Jane: Hello. Can you help me? __________[1]__________.Receptionist: Certainly, I'll try.Jane: I'm Jane Major and my room number is 822.Receptionist: Yes I remember you checking in just a short time ago.Jane: _________[2]__________, however it overlooks Oxford Street.Receptionist: Yes a lot of our rooms overlook the street.Jane: Even with the double-glazed windows closed, _________[3]_________.Receptionist: The traffic is non-stop day and night unfortunately.Jane: Would it be possible to have a room in a quieter location?Receptionist: All the rooms at the back of the building are fully occupied but _________[4]_________.Jane: That will be better. I should be able to _________[5]_________. Thank you.2) Which option is the best to fill in the second blank?
Read the following conversation and decide which option (A-D) from each question should be used to fill in the blanks
Situation: Jane talks to the hotel receptionist.Jane: Hello. Can you help me? __________[1]__________.Receptionist: Certainly, I'll try.Jane: I'm Jane Major and my room number is 822.Receptionist: Yes I remember you checking in just a short time ago.Jane: _________[2]__________, however it overlooks Oxford Street.Receptionist: Yes a lot of our rooms overlook the street.Jane: Even with the double-glazed windows closed, _________[3]_________.Receptionist: The traffic is non-stop day and night unfortunately.Jane: Would it be possible to have a room in a quieter location?Receptionist: All the rooms at the back of the building are fully occupied but _________[4]_________.Jane: That will be better. I should be able to _________[5]_________. Thank you.1) Which option is the best to fill in the first blank?
Fill in the blanks in the following conversation with the best option (A-D) in each question:
Situation: Jack and Andrew talk about London versus New York CityAndrew: Will you go back to the US after you graduate?Jack: I don’t know yet. I want to pursue an academic career and there are many more universities here in London than in New York.Andrew: Really?Jack: And more museums! You know I like visiting museums on the weekend.Andrew: London is also __________(1)__________ with the bike sharing system.Jack: That’s right. Andrew: Isn’t there something that you like from New York?Jack: Um…, I like the seaside beach. The public transport is also cheaper than in London. The society is also more diverse.Andrew: What about __________(2)__________?Jack: Well, I’ve read somewhere that New York has a higher average salary but the quality of living ranks below London. That means London is better in terms of __________(3)__________.Andrew: I think that’s because London has more universities and __________(4)__________.Jack: Yeah, but __________(5)__________ is more expensive.Andrew: You know what I like most from London? The green space! This city has 8 royal parks and about 8 million trees! I’m proud to be a Londoner!5) Which option is the best to fill in the fifth blank?
Fill in the blanks in the following conversation with the best option (A-D) in each question:
Situation: Jack and Andrew talk about London versus New York CityAndrew: Will you go back to the US after you graduate?Jack: I don’t know yet. I want to pursue an academic career and there are many more universities here in London than in New York.Andrew: Really?Jack: And more museums! You know I like visiting museums on the weekend.Andrew: London is also __________(1)__________ with the bike sharing system.Jack: That’s right. Andrew: Isn’t there something that you like from New York?Jack: Um…, I like the seaside beach. The public transport is also cheaper than in London. The society is also more diverse.Andrew: What about __________(2)__________?Jack: Well, I’ve read somewhere that New York has a higher average salary but the quality of living ranks below London. That means London is better in terms of __________(3)__________.Andrew: I think that’s because London has more universities and __________(4)__________.Jack: Yeah, but __________(5)__________ is more expensive.Andrew: You know what I like most from London? The green space! This city has 8 royal parks and about 8 million trees! I’m proud to be a Londoner!4) Which option is the best to fill in the fourth blank?
Fill in the blanks in the following conversation with the best option (A-D) in each question:
Situation: Jack and Andrew talk about London versus New York CityAndrew: Will you go back to the US after you graduate?Jack: I don’t know yet. I want to pursue an academic career and there are many more universities here in London than in New York.Andrew: Really?Jack: And more museums! You know I like visiting museums on the weekend.Andrew: London is also __________(1)__________ with the bike sharing system.Jack: That’s right. Andrew: Isn’t there something that you like from New York?Jack: Um…, I like the seaside beach. The public transport is also cheaper than in London. The society is also more diverse.Andrew: What about __________(2)__________?Jack: Well, I’ve read somewhere that New York has a higher average salary but the quality of living ranks below London. That means London is better in terms of __________(3)__________.Andrew: I think that’s because London has more universities and __________(4)__________.Jack: Yeah, but __________(5)__________ is more expensive.Andrew: You know what I like most from London? The green space! This city has 8 royal parks and about 8 million trees! I’m proud to be a Londoner!3) Which option is the best to fill in the third blank?
Fill in the blanks in the following conversation with the best option (A-D) in each question:
Situation: Jack and Andrew talk about London versus New York CityAndrew: Will you go back to the US after you graduate?Jack: I don’t know yet. I want to pursue an academic career and there are many more universities here in London than in New York.Andrew: Really?Jack: And more museums! You know I like visiting museums on the weekend.Andrew: London is also __________(1)__________ with the bike sharing system.Jack: That’s right. Andrew: Isn’t there something that you like from New York?Jack: Um…, I like the seaside beach. The public transport is also cheaper than in London. The society is also more diverse.Andrew: What about __________(2)__________?Jack: Well, I’ve read somewhere that New York has a higher average salary but the quality of living ranks below London. That means London is better in terms of __________(3)__________.Andrew: I think that’s because London has more universities and __________(4)__________.Jack: Yeah, but __________(5)__________ is more expensive.Andrew: You know what I like most from London? The green space! This city has 8 royal parks and about 8 million trees! I’m proud to be a Londoner!2) Which option is the best to fill in the second blank?
Fill in the blanks in the following conversation with the best option (A-D) in each question:
Situation: Jack and Andrew talk about London versus New York CityAndrew: Will you go back to the US after you graduate?Jack: I don’t know yet. I want to pursue an academic career and there are many more universities here in London than in New York.Andrew: Really?Jack: And more museums! You know I like visiting museums on the weekend.Andrew: London is also __________(1)__________ with the bike sharing system.Jack: That’s right. Andrew: Isn’t there something that you like from New York?Jack: Um…, I like the seaside beach. The public transport is also cheaper than in London. The society is also more diverse.Andrew: What about __________(2)__________?Jack: Well, I’ve read somewhere that New York has a higher average salary but the quality of living ranks below London. That means London is better in terms of __________(3)__________.Andrew: I think that’s because London has more universities and __________(4)__________.Jack: Yeah, but __________(5)__________ is more expensive.Andrew: You know what I like most from London? The green space! This city has 8 royal parks and about 8 million trees! I’m proud to be a Londoner!1) Which option is the best to fill in the first blank?
Read the text and choose the correct answer:
Advantages of Living in a Big CityDo you live in a big city? It is said that living in big cities is expensive because of the high living cost. There are also pollution and traffic problems that make living in big cities unpleasant. However, many people enjoy living in big cities because they offer convenience and countless options for entertainment.Many big cities already have good public transportation systems, which make it easy for the citizens to go anywhere around the city. This also reduces and helps overcome the problem of traffic jams that often occur at peak times. With the convenience of public transportation, the citizens do not have to drive everywhere and can save money as they do not have to pay for parking charges.Staying healthy is everybody’s concern and in big cities you can find the best possible medical care for any diseases, especially the severe ones. Moreover, compared to rural areas, access to medical treatment is easier because there are always clinics or medical centers that open 24 hours in many parts of the city so you can get medical help anytime, as soon as you need it. Reaching hospitals is also easier as public transport is usually available 24 hours a day.There is a saying that big cities never sleep. This is true for some cities in which the nightlife begins just when people in other cities are ready to go to bed. Big cities like New York, Madrid, London and Paris have vibrant nightlife. People can still find entertainment, dine out or go shopping into the early hours. City dwellers are usually more diverse and there are many communities that hold social events or parties, which provide interesting opportunities for social interactions and social networking. The social interactions allow you to learn about other cultures and share interests with people from different backgrounds, which makes you more open minded and able to understand individuals. On the other hand, the social networking helps you to broaden not only personal but also professional relationships.All in all, living in big cities is more convenient because of the complete facilities provided. The advanced transportation system enables the citizens to access public facilities easier, cheaper and faster. Big cities also provide better education and health service. In addition, city life is more fun and exciting because there is a wide range of entertainment to enjoy and a lot of social events to attend.
5) What is the benefit of attending social events?
Read the text and choose the correct answer:
Advantages of Living in a Big CityDo you live in a big city? It is said that living in big cities is expensive because of the high living cost. There are also pollution and traffic problems that make living in big cities unpleasant. However, many people enjoy living in big cities because they offer convenience and countless options for entertainment.Many big cities already have good public transportation systems, which make it easy for the citizens to go anywhere around the city. This also reduces and helps overcome the problem of traffic jams that often occur at peak times. With the convenience of public transportation, the citizens do not have to drive everywhere and can save money as they do not have to pay for parking charges.Staying healthy is everybody’s concern and in big cities you can find the best possible medical care for any diseases, especially the severe ones. Moreover, compared to rural areas, access to medical treatment is easier because there are always clinics or medical centers that open 24 hours in many parts of the city so you can get medical help anytime, as soon as you need it. Reaching hospitals is also easier as public transport is usually available 24 hours a day.There is a saying that big cities never sleep. This is true for some cities in which the nightlife begins just when people in other cities are ready to go to bed. Big cities like New York, Madrid, London and Paris have vibrant nightlife. People can still find entertainment, dine out or go shopping into the early hours. City dwellers are usually more diverse and there are many communities that hold social events or parties, which provide interesting opportunities for social interactions and social networking. The social interactions allow you to learn about other cultures and share interests with people from different backgrounds, which makes you more open minded and able to understand individuals. On the other hand, the social networking helps you to broaden not only personal but also professional relationships.All in all, living in big cities is more convenient because of the complete facilities provided. The advanced transportation system enables the citizens to access public facilities easier, cheaper and faster. Big cities also provide better education and health service. In addition, city life is more fun and exciting because there is a wide range of entertainment to enjoy and a lot of social events to attend.
4) What can people in big cities do in the early hours but people in rural areas cannot?
Read the text and choose the correct answer:
Advantages of Living in a Big CityDo you live in a big city? It is said that living in big cities is expensive because of the high living cost. There are also pollution and traffic problems that make living in big cities unpleasant. However, many people enjoy living in big cities because they offer convenience and countless options for entertainment.Many big cities already have good public transportation systems, which make it easy for the citizens to go anywhere around the city. This also reduces and helps overcome the problem of traffic jams that often occur at peak times. With the convenience of public transportation, the citizens do not have to drive everywhere and can save money as they do not have to pay for parking charges.Staying healthy is everybody’s concern and in big cities you can find the best possible medical care for any diseases, especially the severe ones. Moreover, compared to rural areas, access to medical treatment is easier because there are always clinics or medical centers that open 24 hours in many parts of the city so you can get medical help anytime, as soon as you need it. Reaching hospitals is also easier as public transport is usually available 24 hours a day.There is a saying that big cities never sleep. This is true for some cities in which the nightlife begins just when people in other cities are ready to go to bed. Big cities like New York, Madrid, London and Paris have vibrant nightlife. People can still find entertainment, dine out or go shopping into the early hours. City dwellers are usually more diverse and there are many communities that hold social events or parties, which provide interesting opportunities for social interactions and social networking. The social interactions allow you to learn about other cultures and share interests with people from different backgrounds, which makes you more open minded and able to understand individuals. On the other hand, the social networking helps you to broaden not only personal but also professional relationships.All in all, living in big cities is more convenient because of the complete facilities provided. The advanced transportation system enables the citizens to access public facilities easier, cheaper and faster. Big cities also provide better education and health service. In addition, city life is more fun and exciting because there is a wide range of entertainment to enjoy and a lot of social events to attend.
3) Why is it easier to get medical treatment in big cities?