It's everybody's _____ to live freely.
   A) right
   B) task
   C) posture
   D) fortune

  France plans to _____ a satellite to measure the temperature of the Earth's upper
  atmosphere.
  A) recycle
  B) enter
  C) launch
  D) forward

  We can't _____ that our flights won't be canceled.
   A) guarantee
   B) amuse
   C) behave
   D) confuse

  To fix the memory of a new word in your mind, it can help to _____ it with an image
  that is vivid in some way.
  A) handle
  B) discover
  C) associate
  D) recognize

  I know it is here _____ .
  A) anywhere
  B) everywhere
  C) somewhere
  D) in

   Erhan is in the hosital now, and he _____ under observation due to an infectious disease.
   A) was keeping
   B) will have kept
   C) is kept
   D) has kept
   E) has been keeping

  I'm going to meet my friends, _____ Times Square tonight.
  
   A) on
   B) at
   C) in
   D) over

  When Adam was a child, he _____ to live on a farm.
  A) likes
  B) farmed
  C) used
  D) wishes

  His courage is worthy _____ the highest praise.
  A) of
  B) with
  C) about
  D) at

  She felt ill after _____ the food.
  A) eat
  B) eating
  C) to eat
  D) eaten

  "Will Tom help me?" she said.
  She asked _____ .
  A) will Tom help her
  B) if Tom would help her
  C) whether he will help her
  D) whether would he help her
  E) that Tom would be helping her

  If I were him, I _____ that job.
   A) did take
   B) will take
   C) would take

  When travelling you make friends along the way, spend a night or a few days together, and then __1__ And the friends you make tend to be travelers like you full of curiosity with fun stories to tell and advice on __2__.
  But when you are living in a foreign country, you cannot __3__ others who speak your language who happen to be passing through your town. __4__ with the locals will help you develop a __5__ of belonging. But making such relationships is not that easy.
  
  1.
  A) carry on your way
  B) your way you carry on
  C) by carrying on your way
  D) your way is carried on
  2.
  A) going where next
  B) where should you next go
  C) where you should go next
  D) going where you should next
  3.
  A) pass on
  B) rely on
  C) keep up with
  D) go straight on
  4.
  A) Relationships are formed
  B) Relationships form
  C) You form relationships
  D) Forming relationships
  5.
  A) case
  B) sense
  C) profit
  D) humor

  Liquid water cannot stay on the surface of the Moon, When exposed to solar radiation, water quickly disappears through a process known as photo dissociation and is lost to space. However, since the 1960s, scientists have hypothesized that water ice may be carried by impacting comets or possibly produced by the reaction of oxygen-rich lunar rocks, and hydrogen from solar wind, leaving traces of water which could possibly remain in cold, permanently shadowed craters at either pole on the Moon, Computer models suggest that up to 14,000 km2 (5,400 sq m) of the surface may be in permanent shadow. The presence of usable quantities of water on the Moon is an important factor in making it a practical plan for humans to think of living on the Moon one day; the alternative of transporting water from Earth would be very expensive.
   In years since, signs of water have been found to exist on the lunar surface. In 1994, the bi-static radar experiment, located on the Clementine spacecraft, indicated the existence of small, frozen pockets of water close to the surface. However, later radar observations by Arecibo suggest these findings may rather be rocks projected from craters. In 1998, the neutron spectrometer, located on the Lunar Prospector spacecraft, indicated that high concentrations of hydrogen are present in the first meter of depth in the regolith near the polar regions. In 2008, an analysis of volcanic lava beads, brought back to Earth aboard Apollo 15, showed small amounts of water to exist in the interior of the beads on the Moon.
  
  1. Which of the following questions is the main focus of the passage?
  A) Does the Moon carry any water?
  B) Why do we not know enough about the Moon?
  C) Where does the water on the Moon come from?
  D) Are the conditions on the moon suitable for human life?
  2. The author refers to "shadowed craters" (paragraph I) as places _____
  A) in which water can be produced
  B) where water can be stored
  C) created due to Jack of heat
  D) with no winds
  3. According to the passage, observations by Arecibo _____
  A) were in agreement with the findings of the biostatic radar experiment
  B) were inaccurate because the radar used was not modern enough
  C) refused an earlier suggestion about water on the Moon
  D) showed that lunar craters are covered with rocks only
  4. There is enough information in the passage to answer which of the following questions?
  A) What are the steps in the photo dissociation process?
  B) What country conducted the biostatic radar experiment?
  C) What makes transporting water from the Earth to the Moon very expensive?
  D) What samples brought to Earth by Apollo 15 did scientists examine to find out if there was water on the Moon?

  Before Columbus came to the New World, the only people there were Indians. Some of the early explorers treated the Indians very badly. But there were some who were good to them. Father Marquette was one who treated them well. Marquette was a French priest. He came to Canada as a missionary, a person teaching Christianity. At first Father Marquette stayed at a mission near the east coast. He learned the languages of several Indian tribes. Then he decided to go west and preach to the Indians who lived near the Great Lakes. From these Indians Marquette heard of great river farther west. The governor of New France. French lands in the New World, had heard of this river, too. He decided to send an expedition to find out about it. The governor chose Louis Joliet, a trader, to lead this expedition. He then asked Father Marquette to go with Joliet as a missionary. Joliet and Marquette reached the Mississippi by traveling down the Wisconsin River in light boats. They were pleased to see the great river. On their journey along it they stopped at many places. Everywhere the Indians were friendly.
  
  1. According to the passage, which sentence is Not true?
  A) Marquette favored religious beliefs.
  B) Father Marquette was kind to the Indians.
  C) Some of the early explorers treated the Indians badly.
  D) Columbus was the only person who came to the New World before the Indians.
  2. Father Marquette learned the language of several Indian tribes in order to _____
  A) live near the Great Lakes
  B) go to the great river father west
  C) stay at a place near the east coast
  D) preach to the Indians near the Great Lakes
  3. The word "expedition" in the 311 paragraph is closest in meaning to _____
  A) journey
  B) occasion
  C) distance
  D) destination
  4. When the governor of New France heard of the river, he _____
  A) made Louis Joliet stop expedition
  B) chose Marquette while the government chose Joliet
  C) decided to send a group of people to find out about it
  D) asked Marquette and Joliet to travel alone
  5. The best title for the passage would be _____
  A) Marquette as a Missionary
  B) Missionaries in Canada
  C) The Governor of New France
  D) Columbus in the New World