Lectures are short talks that _____ information about academic subjects.
  A) prepare
  B) process
  C) predict
  D) provide

  "Does Parvin always leave the class early?"
  "Yes, she_____ stays late."
  A) always
  B) often
  C) never
  D) usually

  She really _____ him with her stupid questions.
   A) annoyed
   B) cared for
   C) looked after
   D) performed

  The government should encourage people to have _____ with each other in
  using things again and again.
  A) huntings
  B) fightings
  C) competitions
  D) observations

  The weather forecast says it _____ tomorrow.
  A) was snowing
  B) is going to snow
  C) snows
  D) snowed

  What is _____ crime than loss of time.
  A) greater
  B) greatest
  C) great
  D) -
  E) most great

  Juan is _____ Mary.
  A) more happy than
  B) happier than
  C) happyier than

  I cut myself _____ a knife.
  A) by
  B) with
  C) in
  D) over

  You _____ tell lies. It's wrong.
  A) don't have to
  B) should
  C) have to
  D) shouldn't

  Tom _____ already left when you arrived.
  A) he
  B) just
  C) had
  D) was

  Can you come _____?
   A) more early
   B) earlier
   C) Either could be used here

  She _____ to class late.
  A) was always coming
  B) was coming always
  C) was coming
  D) always came

  Years ago, people didn't know anything about the extreme temperature of the moon. Now, scientists can tell just how hot the__1__ of the moon gets. The side__2__ faces the sun gets two degrees__3__ than boiling water.For this reason, it's impossible for man to live on the moon.
  
  1.
  A) back
  B) center
  C) mantle
  D) surface
  2.
  A) which
  B) who
  C) whom
  D) whose
  3.
  A) milder
  B) lighter
  C) hotter
  D) darker

  The most important fact about the Middle East is that it produces more than a quarter of the world's petroleum and has far larger oil reserves than any other area. Most of the oil and petrol comes from the Persian Gulf and from Iran. In recent years events in the Middle East has affected the rest of the world. Nearly all the industrialized countries buy Middle East oil, and their economics are affected by the price they have to pay for it. Therefore any political event, such as the raising of oil prices by the Middle* East oil producers, the revolution in Iran, or the Gulf war, has an effect on the economics of the countries.
  
  1. The purpose of this passage is that _____ .
  A) any event in Middle East may affect the price of oil
  B) all industrialized countries produce enough oil and don't need Middle East oil
  C) the revolution of Iran didn't have any effect on the price of oil
  D) some countries have strong economy and can buy oil from other countries
  2. According to this text _____ .
  A) Middle East is very rich in oil reserves
  B) a quarter of world's petroleum is produced in Iran
  C) all industrialized countries are located in Middle East
  D) the economy of industrialized countries rely on the Gulf war
  3. We conclude from this passage that _____ .
  A) oil producers can't do anything about the price of oil
  B) the Middle East and especially Persian Gulf are very important places in the world
  C) it is very important for Middle East countries to be dependent on oil sale
  D) if Middle East countries raise the price of oil, other countries can buy their oil from the rest of the world

  People argue that TV also has an educational side to it. That may be correct but
  WHAT is being taught? Well, sometimes it teaches us to hate, to kill and to want more
  and more of what ever companies are selling. So there are the educational programs, but
  how many are there really on normal TV? If we try and count them, we will find
  ourselves falling down. There is of course the news too, though it is quite repetitive with
  political arguments and violence and strange murders here and there. Just think what
  children are learning when they see all this. Maybe TV is partly responsible for the way
  the world is now. After all, TV is a good source of good or bad education that teaches specially children how
  to act. I think TV is a lifeless form of entertainment for those that don't know what else to do with their lives.
  The programs tend to be for people that don't have a life of their own and need to depend on other unreal
  lives for their entertainment.
  
  1. What is the topic in this reading passage dealing with?
   A) educational side of TV.
   B) advantages of TV
   C) disadvantages of TV
   D) disadvantages of violence
  2. What does TV sometimes teach us according to this reading passage?
   A) to buy things
   B) to fall down
   C) to argue
   D) to be responsible for the world
  3. What are news programs about according to this reading passage?
   A) hatred
   B) lifeless form of entertainment
   C) education
   D) murders and violence
  4. What source is TV in this reading passage?
   A) a source of bad education
   B) a source of good education
   C) a source of all teachings for children
   D) a source of non-educative programs
  5. What does "their" in the last line refer to?
   A) TV programs -
   B) busy people
   C) people with lives with no directions
   D) children