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I never ____ coffee at night.

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Beach Restaurant Are you tired of the same old restaurants? Are you ready to try something new? If you're in the northeastern U.S., you can go to The Cove. That's the name of a restaurant on the Atlantic coast. They cook a lot of good seafood there, but the most popular dish is the New England clam bake. A clam bake begins outside. They cook it on the beach! Restaurant workers use wood to make a fire in the sand. The fire heats up several large rocks. Then, when the rocks are very hot, the workers put wet seaweed on top of the rocks. On top of the seaweed, they put three kinds of seafood, potatoes, onions, and corn. Then they cover everything. It cooks for about an hour. If you arrive early enough, you can watch the whole process. Then you go inside the restaurant to eat. At The Cove, the clam bake arrives at your table "family style." That means they put everything on a big plate in the middle of the table. Then you take some of the food and put it on your own plate. Everyone gets a bowl of melted butter, too. You can put the seafood and vegetables into the butter, or you can put the butter all over the food on your plate.

If you want to try a real New England clam bake, this is the right place. The Cove is only open from April 15 until November 1, so make plans to go there on your next vacation. What is the reading mostly about? Select one: a. good places to take a vacation b. a New England clam bake c. how to eat a family style dinner Feedback The correct answer is: a New England clam bake.
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Beach Restaurant Are you tired of the same old restaurants? Are you ready to try something new? If you're in the northeastern U.S., you can go to The Cove. That's the name of a restaurant on the Atlantic coast. They cook a lot of good seafood there, but the most popular dish is the New England clam bake. A clam bake begins outside. They cook it on the beach! Restaurant workers use wood to make a fire in the sand. The fire heats up several large rocks. Then, when the rocks are very hot, the workers put wet seaweed on top of the rocks. On top of the seaweed, they put three kinds of seafood, potatoes, onions, and corn. Then they cover everything. It cooks for about an hour. If you arrive early enough, you can watch the whole process. Then you go inside the restaurant to eat. At The Cove, the clam bake arrives at your table "family style." That means they put everything on a big plate in the middle of the table. Then you take some of the food and put it on your own plate. Everyone gets a bowl of melted butter, too. You can put the seafood and vegetables into the butter, or you can put the butter all over the food on your plate. If you want to try a real New England clam bake, this is the right place. The Cove is only open from April 15 until November 1, so make plans to go there on your next vacation. When is The Cove open? Select one: a. all the time

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Beach Restaurant Are you tired of the same old restaurants? Are you ready to try something new? If you're in the northeastern U.S., you can go to The Cove. That's the name of a restaurant on the Atlantic coast. They cook a lot of good seafood there, but the most popular dish is the New England clam bake. A clam bake begins outside. They cook it on the beach! Restaurant workers use wood to make a fire in the sand. The fire heats up several large rocks. Then, when the rocks are very hot, the workers put wet seaweed on top of the rocks. On top of the seaweed, they put three kinds of seafood, potatoes, onions, and corn. Then they cover everything. It cooks for about an hour. If you arrive early enough, you can watch the whole process. Then you go inside the restaurant to eat. At The Cove, the clam bake arrives at your table "family style." That means they put everything on a big plate in the middle of the table. Then you take some of the food and put it on your own plate. Everyone gets a bowl of melted butter, too. You can put the seafood and vegetables into the butter, or you can put the butter all over the food on your plate. If you want to try a real New England clam bake, this is the right place. The Cove is only open from April 15 until November 1, so make plans to go there on your next vacation. Where do people cook the food for a clam bake? Select one: a. at home b. on the beach c. in a restaurant kitchen Feedback The correct answer is: on the beach.
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Beach Restaurant Are you tired of the same old restaurants? Are you ready to try something new? If you're in the northeastern U.S., you can go to The Cove. That's the name of a restaurant on the Atlantic coast. They cook a lot of good seafood there, but the most popular dish is the New England clam bake. A clam bake begins outside. They cook it on the beach! Restaurant workers use wood to make a fire in the sand. The fire heats up several large rocks. Then, when the rocks are very hot, the workers put wet seaweed on top of the rocks. On top of the seaweed, they put three kinds of seafood, potatoes, onions, and corn. Then they cover everything. It cooks for about an hour. If you arrive early enough, you can watch the whole process. Then you go inside the restaurant to eat. At The Cove, the clam bake arrives at your table "family style." That means they put everything on a big plate in the middle of the table. Then you take some of the food and put it on your own plate. Everyone gets a bowl of melted butter, too. You can put the seafood and vegetables into the butter, or you can put the butter all over the food on your plate. If you want to try a real New England clam bake, this is the right place. The Cove is only open from April 15 until November 1, so make plans to go there on your next vacation. The most popular dish at The Cove is the New England clam bake. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: True.
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Beach Restaurant Are you tired of the same old restaurants? Are you ready to try something new? If you're in the northeastern U.S., you can go to The Cove. That's the name of a restaurant on the Atlantic coast. They cook a lot of good seafood there, but the most popular dish is the New England clam bake. A clam bake begins outside. They cook it on the beach! Restaurant workers use wood to make a fire in the sand. The fire heats up several large rocks. Then, when the rocks are very hot, the workers put wet seaweed on top of the rocks. On top of the seaweed, they put three kinds of seafood, potatoes, onions, and corn. Then they cover everything. It cooks for about an hour. If you arrive early enough, you can watch the whole process. Then you go inside the restaurant to eat. At The Cove, the clam bake arrives at your table "family style." That means they put everything on a big plate in the middle of the table. Then you take some of the food and put it on your own plate. Everyone gets a bowl of melted butter, too. You can put the seafood and vegetables into the butter, or you can put the butter all over the food on your plate. If you want to try a real New England clam bake, this is the right place. The Cove is only open from April 15 until November 1, so make plans to go there on your next vacation. Workers at The Cove make a lot of money. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: No Information.
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Beach Restaurant Are you tired of the same old restaurants? Are you ready to try something new? If you're in the northeastern U.S., you can go to The Cove. That's the name of a restaurant on the Atlantic coast. They cook a lot of good seafood there, but the most popular dish is the New England clam bake. A clam bake begins outside. They cook it on the beach! Restaurant workers use wood to make a fire in the sand. The fire heats up several large rocks. Then, when the rocks are very hot, the workers put wet seaweed on top of the rocks. On top of the seaweed, they put three kinds of seafood, potatoes, onions, and corn. Then they cover everything. It cooks for about an hour. If you arrive early enough, you can watch the whole process. Then you go inside the restaurant to eat. At The Cove, the clam bake arrives at your table "family style." That means they put everything on a big plate in the middle of the table. Then you take some of the food and put it on your own plate. Everyone gets a bowl of melted butter, too. You can put the seafood and vegetables into the butter, or you can put the butter all over the food on your plate. If you want to try a real New England clam bake, this is the right place. The Cove is only open from April 15 until November 1, so make plans to go there on your next vacation. You can eat at The Cove in February. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: False.
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the interview then choose the correct answer. What's the most popular kind of food at Rinaldi's Restaurant?

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the interview then choose the correct answer. What is in the soup at Rinaldi's Restaurant?

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the interview then choose the correct answer. Where did Rinaldi's Restaurant get the recipe for its soup?

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Instructions: Choose the correct phrase to complete each sentence. The waiter will bring our drinks before ____ our food.

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Instructions: Choose the correct phrase to complete each sentence. Jason will look for an apartment after ____.

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Instructions: Choose the correct phrase to complete each sentence. After the concert ends, the musicians ____.

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Urban Growth My family moved to this city more than 25 years ago, so I grew up here. In the last ten years, however, the city has grown and changed a lot. One good thing about the growth is better public transportation. Many of the new residents live in suburbs outside the city, and now there are buses and trains that go to those places. When I was younger, there were buses downtown, but no other public transportation. Another good thing is the number of recreational activities. The city government has more money now, so there are more sports programs and musical performances for the public than there used to be. Of course, the growth of my city has brought some disadvantages as well. The city is simply more crowded now, and the traffic is much heavier. I miss the days when I could take a long walk on the weekend and enjoy some peace and quiet. It's almost never quiet here now. The other thing I miss is running into friends by accident. When there were fewer people here, I would often see people I knew. We went to the same places after school, and we shopped in the same stores. These days, my friends live far apart. There are many more shops and other places to go, so we rarely see each other by accident. Instead, we have to make plans to get together. When did the city begin to grow and change? Select one:

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Urban Growth My family moved to this city more than 25 years ago, so I grew up here. In the last ten years, however, the city has grown and changed a lot. One good thing about the growth is better public transportation. Many of the new residents live in suburbs outside the city, and now there are buses and trains that go to those places. When I was younger, there were buses downtown, but no other public transportation. Another good thing is the number of recreational activities. The city government has more money now, so there are more sports programs and musical performances for the public than there used to be. Of course, the growth of my city has brought some disadvantages as well. The city is simply more crowded now, and the traffic is much heavier. I miss the days when I could take a long walk on the weekend and enjoy some peace and quiet. It's almost never quiet here now. The other thing I miss is running into friends by accident. When there were fewer people here, I would often see people I knew. We went to the same places after school, and we shopped in the same stores. These days, my friends live far apart. There are many more shops and other places to go, so we rarely see each other by accident. Instead, we have to make plans to get together. According to the writer, what are the two main advantages of the city's growth? Select one: a. better public transportation and more recreational activities b. more residents and more suburbs c. fewer buses downtown and less government money Feedback The correct answer is: better public transportation and more recreational activities.
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Urban Growth My family moved to this city more than 25 years ago, so I grew up here. In the last ten years, however, the city has grown and changed a lot. One good thing about the growth is better public transportation. Many of the new residents live in suburbs outside the city, and now there are buses and trains that go to those places. When I was younger, there were buses downtown, but no other public transportation. Another good thing is the number of recreational activities. The city government has more money now, so there are more sports programs and musical performances for the public than there used to be. Of course, the growth of my city has brought some disadvantages as well. The city is simply more crowded now, and the traffic is much heavier. I miss the days when I could take a long walk on the weekend and enjoy some peace and quiet. It's almost never quiet here now. The other thing I miss is running into friends by accident. When there were fewer people here, I would often see people I knew. We went to the same places after school, and we shopped in the same stores. These days, my friends live far apart. There are many more shops and other places to go, so we rarely see each other by accident. Instead, we have to make plans to get together. Which adjective best describes the city now? Select one: a. peaceful b. noisy c. heavy Feedback The correct answer is: noisy.
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Instructions: Read the letter. Then read the sentences below and choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the letter). Dear Martin, How are you? Jean and I are visiting Chicago. It's a wonderful city! We are staying in a hotel downtown, so we can

see the skyscrapers all around us. They're especially beautiful at night. On the other hand, there's a lot of traffic, so it's pretty noisy. Tomorrow we'll go to the Art Institute of Chicago. It's a very big art museum, so we probably won't have time to see everything. Then on Thursday, we'll take a boat ride on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. I can't wait to see the city from the water! I hope you're doing well. I'll call you after we get home on Sunday. Your friend, Rosalie Rosalie is staying at a hotel in a suburb of Chicago.

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Instructions: Read the letter. Then read the sentences below and choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the letter). Dear Martin, How are you? Jean and I are visiting Chicago. It's a wonderful city! We are staying in a hotel downtown, so we can see the skyscrapers all around us. They're especially beautiful at night. On the other hand, there's a lot of traffic, so it's pretty noisy. Tomorrow we'll go to the Art Institute of Chicago. It's a very big art museum, so we probably won't have time to see everything. Then on Thursday, we'll take a boat ride on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. I can't wait to see the city from the water! I hope you're doing well. I'll call you after we get home on Sunday. Your friend, Rosalie There's not much traffic near Rosalie's hotel.

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Instructions: Read the letter. Then read the sentences below and choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the letter). Dear Martin, How are you? Jean and I are visiting Chicago. It's a wonderful city! We are staying in a hotel downtown, so we can see the skyscrapers all around us. They're especially beautiful at night. On the other hand, there's a lot of traffic, so it's pretty noisy. Tomorrow we'll go to the Art Institute of Chicago. It's a very big art museum, so we probably won't have time to see everything. Then on Thursday, we'll take a boat ride on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. I can't wait to see the city from the water! I hope you're doing well. I'll call you after we get home on Sunday. Your friend, Rosalie Rosalie will go to the Art Institute of Chicago on Thursday.

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Instructions: Read the letter. Then read the sentences below and choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the letter). Dear Martin, How are you? Jean and I are visiting Chicago. It's a wonderful city! We are staying in a hotel downtown, so we can

see the skyscrapers all around us. They're especially beautiful at night. On the other hand, there's a lot of traffic, so it's pretty noisy. Tomorrow we'll go to the Art Institute of Chicago. It's a very big art museum, so we probably won't have time to see everything. Then on Thursday, we'll take a boat ride on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. I can't wait to see the city from the water! I hope you're doing well. I'll call you after we get home on Sunday. Your friend, Rosalie Rosalie will get home before she calls Martin.

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Instructions: Read the letter. Then read the sentences below and choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the letter). Dear Martin, How are you? Jean and I are visiting Chicago. It's a wonderful city! We are staying in a hotel downtown, so we can see the skyscrapers all around us. They're especially beautiful at night. On the other hand, there's a lot of traffic, so it's pretty noisy. Tomorrow we'll go to the Art Institute of Chicago. It's a very big art museum, so we probably won't have time to see everything. Then on Thursday, we'll take a boat ride on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. I can't wait to see the city from the water! I hope you're doing well. I'll call you after we get home on Sunday. Your friend, Rosalie Rosalie's hotel is expensive.

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Instructions: Read the letter. Then read the sentences below and choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the letter). Dear Martin, How are you? Jean and I are visiting Chicago. It's a wonderful city! We are staying in a hotel downtown, so we can see the skyscrapers all around us. They're especially beautiful at night. On the other hand, there's a lot of traffic, so it's pretty noisy. Tomorrow we'll go to the Art Institute of Chicago. It's a very big art museum, so we probably won't have time to see everything. Then on Thursday, we'll take a boat ride on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. I can't wait to see the city from the water! I hope you're doing well. I'll call you after we get home on Sunday. Your friend, Rosalie Rosalie will take a boat ride on Thursday.

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Instructions: Choose the correct word to complete each conversation. A: What do you like about big cities? B: I love to eat, so I like all the ____ in big cities.

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Instructions: Choose the correct word to complete each conversation. A: You're from Tokyo? What's it like? B: The population is very large, so it's very ____.

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Instructions: Choose the correct word to complete each conversation. A: You live in the country? What's it like? B: There's not much traffic, so there's not much ____.

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Instructions: Choose the correct word to complete each conversation. A: Do you like your neighborhood? B: Yes, it has a lot of beautiful ____ houses.

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Instructions: Choose the correct word to complete each conversation. A: Where's the new library? B: It's in the ____ part of the city near the art museum.

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Instructions: Choose the best word or phrase to complete each sentence. Choose While Trisha was playing her violin solo, ____ one of her strings broke. if no word or phrase is necessary.

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Instructions: Choose the best word or phrase to complete each sentence. Choose ____ I smelled onions, I knew she was cooking black beans and rice. if no word or phrase is necessary.

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The Great Chef Challenge It was not "cooking as usual" at the third annual Great Chef Challenge on Saturday afternoon. Seven chefs came from restaurants both nearby and far away to be part of the challenge, which put their culinary skills to the test. The rules are fairly simple. Each chef must bring two assistants and his or her own cooking equipment such as knives, bowls, and cutting boards. Equipment such as cooktops and grills were provided by the Hotel Benson, which hosted the event. The hotel also gave each team kitchen staples such as salt and flour. The surprises were local ingredients---seafood, meats, fruits, and vegetables---which were revealed to the chefs on the day of the event. The teams were required to use all of the local ingredients. The action began with the appetizer course. The chefs were given local shrimp and fresh lettuce. The judges were pleased with all the appetizers, but the winner was chef Angela Milosz, who created Asian influenced sesame shrimp lettuce wraps. For the main course, each chef received a whole chicken and locally grown tomatoes. Because of an accident with one box of tomatoes, the hotel nearly ran out! But the chefs solved the problem by sharing the remaining tomatoes. Again, all of the dishes were impressive, but the prize-winner was a stewed chicken dish made by chef Marcus Sturtevant and his team. The winner in the best dessert category was Lucia Milano, whose pear tart

had the judges asking for seconds. The Great Chef Challenge tests the contestants' physical and mental abilities along with their cooking skills. The event lasts for over four hours, and the chefs and their assistants are on their feet and running around their kitchen areas the whole time. The teams must also be extremely creative, not just once, but three times during the day. One chef almost gave up when his grill went out during the preparation of his grilled chicken with Indian spices, but his team got the fire going again and reassured the chef until he was calm enough to continue. The Great Chef Challenge is open to chefs from anywhere in the world, so it's a wonderful opportunity for chefs to learn from each other. The application deadline for next year's competition is only three months away. Chefs who are interested in the challenge must submit two original recipes along with a letter explaining why they want to participate. Three chefs competed in the Great Chef Challenge. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: False.
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The Great Chef Challenge It was not "cooking as usual" at the third annual Great Chef Challenge on Saturday afternoon. Seven chefs came from restaurants both nearby and far away to be part of the challenge, which put their culinary skills to the test. The rules are fairly simple. Each chef must bring two assistants and his or her own cooking equipment such as knives, bowls, and cutting boards. Equipment such as cooktops and grills were provided by the Hotel Benson, which hosted the event. The hotel also gave each team kitchen staples such as salt and flour. The surprises were local ingredients---seafood, meats, fruits, and vegetables---which were revealed to the chefs on the day of the event. The teams were required to use all of the local ingredients. The action began with the appetizer course. The chefs were given local shrimp and fresh lettuce. The judges were pleased with all the appetizers, but the winner was chef Angela Milosz, who created Asian influenced sesame shrimp lettuce wraps. For the main course, each chef received a whole chicken and locally grown tomatoes. Because of an accident with one box of tomatoes, the hotel nearly ran out! But the chefs solved the problem by sharing the

remaining tomatoes. Again, all of the dishes were impressive, but the prize-winner was a stewed chicken dish made by chef Marcus Sturtevant and his team. The winner in the best dessert category was Lucia Milano, whose pear tart had the judges asking for seconds. The Great Chef Challenge tests the contestants' physical and mental abilities along with their cooking skills. The event lasts for over four hours, and the chefs and their assistants are on their feet and running around their kitchen areas the whole time. The teams must also be extremely creative, not just once, but three times during the day. One chef almost gave up when his grill went out during the preparation of his grilled chicken with Indian spices, but his team got the fire going again and reassured the chef until he was calm enough to continue. The Great Chef Challenge is open to chefs from anywhere in the world, so it's a wonderful opportunity for chefs to learn from each other. The application deadline for next year's competition is only three months away. Chefs who are interested in the challenge must submit two original recipes along with a letter explaining why they want to participate. The Hotel Benson provides cooking equipment such as knives and cutting boards. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: False.
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The Great Chef Challenge It was not "cooking as usual" at the third annual Great Chef Challenge on Saturday afternoon. Seven chefs came from restaurants both nearby and far away to be part of the challenge, which put their culinary skills to the test. The rules are fairly simple. Each chef must bring two assistants and his or her own cooking equipment such as knives, bowls, and cutting boards. Equipment such as cooktops and grills were provided by the Hotel Benson, which hosted the event. The hotel also gave each team kitchen staples such as salt and flour. The surprises were local ingredients---seafood, meats, fruits, and vegetables---which were revealed to the chefs on the day of the event. The teams were required to use all of the local ingredients. The action began with the appetizer course. The chefs were given local shrimp and fresh lettuce. The judges were pleased with all the appetizers, but the winner was chef Angela Milosz, who created Asian influenced sesame shrimp

lettuce wraps. For the main course, each chef received a whole chicken and locally grown tomatoes. Because of an accident with one box of tomatoes, the hotel nearly ran out! But the chefs solved the problem by sharing the remaining tomatoes. Again, all of the dishes were impressive, but the prize-winner was a stewed chicken dish made by chef Marcus Sturtevant and his team. The winner in the best dessert category was Lucia Milano, whose pear tart had the judges asking for seconds. The Great Chef Challenge tests the contestants' physical and mental abilities along with their cooking skills. The event lasts for over four hours, and the chefs and their assistants are on their feet and running around their kitchen areas the whole time. The teams must also be extremely creative, not just once, but three times during the day. One chef almost gave up when his grill went out during the preparation of his grilled chicken with Indian spices, but his team got the fire going again and reassured the chef until he was calm enough to continue. The Great Chef Challenge is open to chefs from anywhere in the world, so it's a wonderful opportunity for chefs to learn from each other. The application deadline for next year's competition is only three months away. Chefs who are interested in the challenge must submit two original recipes along with a letter explaining why they want to participate. One of the chefs gave up and didn't finish the competition. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: False.
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The Great Chef Challenge It was not "cooking as usual" at the third annual Great Chef Challenge on Saturday afternoon. Seven chefs came from restaurants both nearby and far away to be part of the challenge, which put their culinary skills to the test. The rules are fairly simple. Each chef must bring two assistants and his or her own cooking equipment such as knives, bowls, and cutting boards. Equipment such as cooktops and grills were provided by the Hotel Benson, which hosted the event. The hotel also gave each team kitchen staples such as salt and flour. The surprises were local ingredients---seafood, meats, fruits, and vegetables---which were revealed to the chefs on the day of the event. The teams were required to use all of the local ingredients.

The action began with the appetizer course. The chefs were given local shrimp and fresh lettuce. The judges were pleased with all the appetizers, but the winner was chef Angela Milosz, who created Asian influenced sesame shrimp lettuce wraps. For the main course, each chef received a whole chicken and locally grown tomatoes. Because of an accident with one box of tomatoes, the hotel nearly ran out! But the chefs solved the problem by sharing the remaining tomatoes. Again, all of the dishes were impressive, but the prize-winner was a stewed chicken dish made by chef Marcus Sturtevant and his team. The winner in the best dessert category was Lucia Milano, whose pear tart had the judges asking for seconds. The Great Chef Challenge tests the contestants' physical and mental abilities along with their cooking skills. The event lasts for over four hours, and the chefs and their assistants are on their feet and running around their kitchen areas the whole time. The teams must also be extremely creative, not just once, but three times during the day. One chef almost gave up when his grill went out during the preparation of his grilled chicken with Indian spices, but his team got the fire going again and reassured the chef until he was calm enough to continue. The Great Chef Challenge is open to chefs from anywhere in the world, so it's a wonderful opportunity for chefs to learn from each other. The application deadline for next year's competition is only three months away. Chefs who are interested in the challenge must submit two original recipes along with a letter explaining why they want to participate. The chefs who won the competition received money. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: No Information.
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the radio show then choose the correct answer. What are the speakers talking about?

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the radio show then choose the correct answer. Where did the woman and her sister go?

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then choose the correct answer. Is Ms. Nelson's son old enough to be alone after school?

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Tough Times Not very long ago, the Sotomayor family watched their neighbors to see who was buying more stuff---more new cars, more furniture, even more meals at good restaurants. Nowadays, neighbors are watching each other to see who can spend less. In tough economic times, consumers see prices going up while their salaries stay the same. They're looking at their old spending habits for anything that's not a necessity. Brent Boyle is the author of the 2009 book Spending Less and Living More. Boyle says that families are giving up luxuries and saving money they need for the necessities of life. In the Sotomayor family, father Robert has given up his gym membership. "Why pay over $600 per year and then drive to the gym?" Instead, Robert walks more places and rides his bicycle to work. The family still owns two cars, but they traded in their gas-hungry SUV for a two-year-old economy car. "A new car loses about half of its value in the first two or three years," says Robert. So instead of paying of paying $22,000 for a brand-new car, they paid $14,000 for a car that should still run for many years. The family is also cutting back on the little things. Robert's wife Lilia is making coffee at home every morning rather than spending over $3 on the mocha lattes she used to buy. That five-day-a-week habit was costing around $750 per

year! Lilia is also bringing her lunch to work every day instead of paying restaurant prices. She's too embarrassed to say how much she used to spend on lunch, but the savings on home-cooked meals over restaurant meals can be quite significant. According to Boyle, most families can find ways to save if they're willing to give up a few of life's luxuries. Buying ordinary blue jeans for $20 can save $80 or more compared to the price of designer jeans. Renting videos and watching them at home only costs a few dollars, but a family of four can easily spend $30 at the movie theater. And one of the easiest luxuries to cut out? Everything you drink that isn't water. "People don't really need all the soda, flavored vitamin waters, and fruit juices that they're drinking," says Boyle. "It's kind of like pouring money down the drain." In the past, Lilia Sotomayor bought mocha lattes ____. Select one: a. every day b. five days a week c. a couple of days a week Feedback The correct answer is: five days a week.
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Tough Times Not very long ago, the Sotomayor family watched their neighbors to see who was buying more stuff---more new cars, more furniture, even more meals at good restaurants. Nowadays, neighbors are watching each other to see who can spend less. In tough economic times, consumers see prices going up while their salaries stay the same. They're looking at their old spending habits for anything that's not a necessity. Brent Boyle is the author of the 2009 book Spending Less and Living More. Boyle says that families are giving up luxuries and saving money they need for the necessities of life. In the Sotomayor family, father Robert has given up his gym membership. "Why pay over $600 per year and then drive to the gym?" Instead, Robert walks more places and rides his bicycle to work. The family still owns two cars, but they traded in their gas-hungry SUV for a two-year-old economy car. "A new car loses about half of its value in the first two or three years," says Robert. So instead of paying of paying $22,000 for a brand-new car, they paid $14,000 for a car that should still run for many years.

The family is also cutting back on the little things. Robert's wife Lilia is making coffee at home every morning rather than spending over $3 on the mocha lattes she used to buy. That five-day-a-week habit was costing around $750 per year! Lilia is also bringing her lunch to work every day instead of paying restaurant prices. She's too embarrassed to say how much she used to spend on lunch, but the savings on home-cooked meals over restaurant meals can be quite significant. According to Boyle, most families can find ways to save if they're willing to give up a few of life's luxuries. Buying ordinary blue jeans for $20 can save $80 or more compared to the price of designer jeans. Renting videos and watching them at home only costs a few dollars, but a family of four can easily spend $30 at the movie theater. And one of the easiest luxuries to cut out? Everything you drink that isn't water. "People don't really need all the soda, flavored vitamin waters, and fruit juices that they're drinking," says Boyle. "It's kind of like pouring money down the drain." Boyle states that ____ dollars can be saved by buying ordinary blue jeans. Select one: a. 20 b. 30 c. 80 Feedback The correct answer is: 80.
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Tough Times Not very long ago, the Sotomayor family watched their neighbors to see who was buying more stuff---more new cars, more furniture, even more meals at good restaurants. Nowadays, neighbors are watching each other to see who can spend less. In tough economic times, consumers see prices going up while their salaries stay the same. They're looking at their old spending habits for anything that's not a necessity. Brent Boyle is the author of the 2009 book Spending Less and Living More. Boyle says that families are giving up luxuries and saving money they need for the necessities of life. In the Sotomayor family, father Robert has given up his gym membership. "Why pay over $600 per year and then drive to the gym?" Instead, Robert walks more places and rides his bicycle to work. The family still owns two cars, but they traded in their gas-hungry SUV for a two-year-old economy car. "A new car loses about half of its value in the first two or three years," says Robert. So instead of paying of paying $22,000 for a brand-new car, they paid $14,000

for a car that should still run for many years. The family is also cutting back on the little things. Robert's wife Lilia is making coffee at home every morning rather than spending over $3 on the mocha lattes she used to buy. That five-day-a-week habit was costing around $750 per year! Lilia is also bringing her lunch to work every day instead of paying restaurant prices. She's too embarrassed to say how much she used to spend on lunch, but the savings on home-cooked meals over restaurant meals can be quite significant. According to Boyle, most families can find ways to save if they're willing to give up a few of life's luxuries. Buying ordinary blue jeans for $20 can save $80 or more compared to the price of designer jeans. Renting videos and watching them at home only costs a few dollars, but a family of four can easily spend $30 at the movie theater. And one of the easiest luxuries to cut out? Everything you drink that isn't water. "People don't really need all the soda, flavored vitamin waters, and fruit juices that they're drinking," says Boyle. "It's kind of like pouring money down the drain." Brent Boyle recommends that people drink ____. Select one: a. fruit juice b. water c. soda Feedback The correct answer is: water.
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the lecture then choose the correct answer. The lecture is mainly about coffee that is produced in ____.

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the lecture then choose the correct answer. Coffee was brought to South America in the ____.

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Passengers may be dropped off in front of the terminal. Please use the parking ramps if you plan to park for more than five minutes. Use the check-in counter only if you are buying a ticket or checking your bags. Passengers with carry-on bags and boarding passes they have printed online may proceed to the gate area. No more than one checked bag and one carry-on bag per passenger. Drinks are available in the gate area. Bottled water and other beverages from outside the gate area will not be allowed through the security check. There is no smoking in the terminal or on any flights. Smoking is allowed outside the

terminal. Arriving passengers can be met in the baggage claim area. Only passengers with tickets are allowed into the gate area.

Passengers ____ go to the check-in counter if they have a boarding pass and they don't need to check a bag. Select one: a. must b. don't have to c. haven't got to Feedback The correct answer is: don't have to.
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Passengers may be dropped off in front of the terminal. Please use the parking ramps if you plan to park for more than five minutes. Use the check-in counter only if you are buying a ticket or checking your bags. Passengers with carry-on bags and boarding passes they have printed online may proceed to the gate area. No more than one checked bag and one carry-on bag per passenger. Drinks are available in the gate area. Bottled water and other beverages from outside the gate area will not be allowed through the security check. There is no smoking in the terminal or on any flights. Smoking is allowed outside the terminal. Arriving passengers can be met in the baggage claim area. Only passengers with tickets are

allowed into the gate area.

Passengers ____ have more than two bags. Select one: a. must b. must not c. don't have to Feedback The correct answer is: must not.
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Passengers may be dropped off in front of the terminal. Please use the parking ramps if you plan to park for more than five minutes. Use the check-in counter only if you are buying a ticket or checking your bags. Passengers with carry-on bags and boarding passes they have printed online may proceed to the gate area. No more than one checked bag and one carry-on bag per passenger. Drinks are available in the gate area. Bottled water and other beverages from outside the gate area will not be allowed through the security check. There is no smoking in the terminal or on any flights. Smoking is allowed outside the terminal. Arriving passengers can be met in the baggage claim area. Only passengers with tickets are allowed into the gate area.

Passengers ____ get something to drink in the gate area. Select one: a. can b. must c. have to Feedback The correct answer is: can.
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Passengers may be dropped off in front of the terminal. Please use the parking ramps if you plan to park for more than five minutes. Use the check-in counter only if you are buying a ticket or checking your bags. Passengers with carry-on bags and boarding passes they have printed online may proceed to the gate area. No more than one checked bag and one carry-on bag per passenger. Drinks are available in the gate area. Bottled water and other beverages from outside the gate area will not be allowed through the security check. There is no smoking in the terminal or on any flights. Smoking is allowed outside the terminal. Arriving passengers can be met in the baggage claim area. Only passengers with tickets are allowed into the gate area.

Passengers ____ bring beverages through the security check.

Select one: a. don't have to b. must c. can't Feedback The correct answer is: can't.
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World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat. Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings. Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization

has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. The reading is mainly about ____. Select one: a. the importance of World Heritage sites b. tourism at World Heritage sites c. new World Heritage sites Feedback The correct answer is: tourism at World Heritage sites.
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World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat. Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings. Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt.

Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. The word overrun in the second paragraph could be replaced by the word ____. Select one: a. crowded b. wealthy c. attractive Feedback The correct answer is: crowded.
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World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat. Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings. Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism

on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. The best heading for the third paragraph would be ____. Select one: a. The Origins of UNESCO World Heritage Sites b. UNESCO's Tool for Preserving World Heritage Sites c. Saving World Heritage Sites After Natural Disasters Feedback The correct answer is: UNESCO's Tool for Preserving World Heritage Sites.
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World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat. Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings.

Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. In which of these places has UNESCO been able to prevent development? Select one: a. the Giza pyramids b. the Galapagos Islands c. the Iguacu Falls Feedback The correct answer is: the Giza pyramids.
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World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat. Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World

Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings. Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. People worry that the "uncontrolled development" in Siem Reap will make visiting Angkor Wat less pleasant for tourists. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: True.
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World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat.

Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings. Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. UNESCO gave money to the Croatian government to repair buildings in Dubrovnik. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: True.
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Instructions: Reading the article. Then choose True, False, or No Information (if the answer is not in the reading).

World Heritage Sites It would be difficult to visit all 890 World Heritage sites on the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO) list in one lifetime, but some tourists try. And it's not hard to understand why. The World Heritage sites are places with cultural or natural features of "outstanding universal value," according to UNESCO. They're places the world agrees are worth saving for future generations. It's quite a distinction! Along with that distinction comes recognition, and since travel and tourism now comprise one of the world's largest industries, designation as a World Heritage site can be a welcome way to attract visitors to places badly in need of

income. In Cambodia, the ruins of the Angkor Wat temple attract two million tourists every year. But some people worry that the nearby city of Siem Reap has become overrun with hotels and restaurants to accommodate the tourists, and that this uncontrolled development will detract from the experience of visiting Angkor Wat. Other World Heritage sites have been placed on the List of World Heritage in Danger by UNESCO. These places have been threatened or damaged by war, natural disasters such as earthquakes, or by tourism and development that resembles the situation in Angkor Wat. In some ways, this list represents the original intention of the World Heritage sites. In 1991, for example, the Old City of Dubrovnik in Croatia was heavily damaged by warfare. The site was placed on the danger list, and UNESCO provided restoration experts and financial support to help the Croatian government replace roofs and repair buildings. Damage from tourism is something that UNESCO has gotten involved in more recently. The organization is currently studying the impact of frequent helicopter flights over the Iguacu Falls in Brazil, and in Ecuador, the impact of tourism on the delicate ecosystem of the Galapagos Islands. The organization has already been successful in keeping development away from some World Heritage sites, preventing the construction of a salt factory inside the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino in Mexico and a highway project near the Giza Pyramids in Egypt. Despite criticisms over UNESCO's limited ability to enforce its recommendations on the maintenance of World Heritage sites, as well as the inclusion on the list of sites with questionable cultural or natural value, the organization has at least recognized the importance of making future tourism to the sites sustainable. UNESCO has protected World Heritage sites from damage caused by tourism since the beginning of the program. Select one: a. True b. False c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: False.
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then choose the best modal to complete the sentence. Choose No Information if the answer was not in the listening passage. The man ____ come back to pick up his visa.

Select one: a. has to

b. doesn't have to c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: doesn't have to.
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then choose the best modal to complete the sentence. Choose No Information if the answer was not in the listening passage. The man ____ pack his bags.

Select one: a. has to b. doesn't have to c. No Information Feedback The correct answer is: has to.
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then choose the best modal to complete the sentence. Choose No Information if the answer was not in the listening passage. The man ____ get a vaccination.

Select one: a. has to b. doesn't have to c. No Information

Feedback The correct answer is: has to.

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then choose the best answer. What problem did the man have at the security check?

Select one: a. He was carrying too many bags. b. He was carrying hand cream. c. He was carrying a small knife. Feedback The correct answer is: He was carrying a small knife..
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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then choose the best answer. What problem did the man have after he boarded the plane?

Select one: a. He's afraid of flying. b. He had an aisle seat. c. He didn't like the movie. Feedback The correct answer is: He's afraid of flying..
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Instructions: Complete each question or statement with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
eating?

A: What are you

(eat)?

B: It's tomato soup. I made it myself.

Feedback The correct answer is: eating.

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Instructions: Read the city plan then complete each sentence with will or won't. Capital City Northern Neighborhood Action Plan June 5 - call the newspaper to tell them about the June 10 meeting June 6 - invite everyone in the neighborhood to the June 10 meeting June 10 - have a meeting to discuss the new shopping center June 11 - send a list of neighborhood concerns to the city government June 24 - ask the shopping center builders to add more parking July 2 - appear on local television news program
w ill

Neighbors

be on TV on July 2.

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Instructions: Read the information then complete each sentence with enough, not enough, ortoo and the adjective in parentheses. Challenge yourself physically and mentally with the Adventure Weekend:

Hiking; Mountain Climbing; Sailing September 20-22 (must make a reservation between August 10 - August 15) $280 per person Must be at least 18 years old Cabins for 2-6 people

It's the twenty-first of August. It's Feedback The correct answer is: too late.
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too late

(late) to apply.

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Instructions: Read the information then complete each sentence with enough, not enough, ortoo and the adjective in parentheses. Challenge yourself physically and mentally with the Adventure Weekend:

Hiking; Mountain Climbing; Sailing September 20-22 (must make a reservation between August 10 - August 15) $280 per person Must be at least 18 years old Cabins for 2-6 people

Lauren is 17 years old. She's Feedback

not enough old

(old) to go.

The correct answer is: not old enough.

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Instructions: Read the information then complete each sentence with enough, not enough, ortoo and the adjective in parentheses. Challenge yourself physically and mentally with the Adventure Weekend:

Hiking; Mountain Climbing; Sailing September 20-22 (must make a reservation between August 10 - August 15) $280 per person Must be at least 18 years old Cabins for 2-6 people

Nothing scares Raymond. He's Feedback

brave enough

(brave) to do all the activities.

The correct answer is: brave enough.

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Instructions: Fill in each blank with the passive form of the verb in parentheses. Use the simple present verb tense.
is grow

In most places, crops

(grow) on flat land.

Feedback The correct answer is: are grown.

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then fill in each blank with the correct word.

The first woman's sweater and necklace were made by

Feedback The correct answer is: her sister.

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Listening Instructions: Listen to the conversation then fill in each blank with the correct word.

The second woman's jeans were bought by

Feedback The correct answer is: her mother.

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Instructions: Read the advertisement then complete each sentence with the correct modal. The summer tourism season is almost here, and Ace Travel Agency has five exciting new tour packages to choose from. All you need to do is choose your destination and make a reservation. Ace Travel Agency does the rest!

Tour packages to five exciting destinations! Our travel agents can assist you if you need advice. Ace Travel Agency provides all of your tickets, and you can pay later with your credit card! Ace Travel Agency takes care of all the hotel reservations. No visa required---all you need is your passport! You don't even need to know another language. Ace Travel Agency provides interpreters and guides for all the tours! Call or come in to Ace Travel Agency for reservations. Ages 18 and over only, please.

Tourists Feedback

must

(must / don't have to) study the language of the country where they're going.

The correct answer is: don't have to.

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Instructions: Complete each conversation with any correct modal. Choose from the following: must, have to, don't have to, must not, or can't. A: Oh, no! My passport has expired. I can't travel abroad without a passport.
must

B: Well, you

get your passport renewed, then.

Feedback The correct answer is: must.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. A physical challenge involves the body.

Select one: True False Feedback The correct answer is 'True'.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. A goal is something you want to be able to do someday.

Select one: True False Feedback The correct answer is 'True'.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. Sailing around the world requires special skills.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. If people think you are amazing, they think you are boring.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. You achieve something if you are not able to make it happen.

Select one: True

False Feedback The correct answer is 'False'.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. When you climb a mountain, you go up the mountain.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. When you cross your country's border, you stay inside your country.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. Good shoes or boots are equipment for hiking.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. Learning a new language is a mental challenge.

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Instructions: Read each sentence then answer True or False. If a place has temperature extremes, it is comfortable.

Select one: True False Feedback The correct answer is 'False'.