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Read this text to following number 1-5! 02. What makes the transport of radioactive ma-
There are three separate sources of haz- terials dangerous for people’s live?
ard in the process of supplying energy by (A) The road
nuclear power. The radioactive material mint (B) The containers
travel from its place or manufacture to the (C) The rail
power station. Although the power stations (D) The power station
themselves are solidly built, the containers (E) The heavily populated areas
used for the transport of the materials are
not. There are normally only two methods 03. Which of the following statement is TRUE
of transport available, namely road or rail. about radioactive wastes?
Unfortunately, both of these involve close
(A) They will be no more danger when ra-
contact with the general pubic, since the
dioactive wastes are buried underground
routes are sure to pass near, or even through,
(B) There is no chance of saving people’s
heavily populated areas.
live from radioactive wastes.
Next, there is the problem of waste. All
(C) Radioactive wastes become non-
nuclear power stations produce wastes that
radioactive when they are sunk in the
in most cases will remain radioactive for
sea
thousands of years. It is impassible to make
(D) Only earthquakes can change radioac-
these wastes non-radioactive, and so they
tive waste into non-radioactive waste.
must be stored in one of the inconvenient
(E) Natural disasters of radioactive wastes
ways that scientists have invented. For exam-
ple they may be buried under the ground, or
04. In spite of the problems which are likely to
dropped into abandoned mines, or sunk in
occur in supplying energy b nuclear power,
the sea. However, these methods do nor
the writer thinks that _____.
solve the problem, since an earthquake could
easily the containers open. (A) people will strongly object to it
Finally, there is the problem of acciden- (B) the probability of disaster is high
tal exposure due to a leak or an explosion at (C) hazards should be rigidly controlled
the power station. As with the other two (D) it’s worth conducting nuclear programs
hazards, this is not very likely, so it does not (E) there is great cause for concern
provide a serious objection to the nuclear
program. Nevertheless, it can happen. 05. We may conclude from the third paragraph
Separately, these three types of risks are that the problem of accidental exposure is
not a great cause for concern. On the whole caused by ______.
though, the probability of disaster is still (A) human error
high. (B) an earthquake
(C) radioactive waste
01. The whole tern tells us about ________. (D) hazards
(A) the danger of transporting radioactive (E) bad design of the nuclear station
materials
(B) the way to make radioactive wastes not
dangerous for people
(C) the potential dangers in supplying en-
ergy by nuclear power
(D) the accidents caused by nuclear power
stations
(E) people’s objections to the establishment
at nuclear stations

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Read this text to following number 6-7! 08. What is the topic of the paragraph?
Among the various effects of air pollu- (A) Perceiced sized of the sun and moon
tion, climatic change are slow, the deteriora- (B) Comparison of object on the horizon
tion of health is insidious, and the damage to (C) Perception of distance
plant, animal, or material seems remote to (D) The rising and the sitting of the sun and
those not directly involved. But smoke is the moon
visible to all, and the stinks of sulfides are all (E) The “Moon illusion”
over the place. As a result, most people only
object to something that can be seen or 09. Which of the following statements is TRUE
smelled about the “Moon illusion”?
(A) Through various experiments scientists
06. What is the main ideal of paragraph?
discovered the causes of “Moon illu-
(A) The effect of air pollution on people’s sion”
live can be direct and indirect. (B) Although the phenomenon has been
(B) People are not directly affected by the studied for years, scientists haven't
damage of plant and animals. agrees about its cause
(C) People complain about all the pollutants (C) The already known distance of the sun
in the air. and moon from the earth explain the
(D) Climatic chance does not immediately “Moon illusion”
have an effect on people’s live (D) All the answer to the question of what
(E) Complaints by individuals have been cause the phenomenon are the same
made to pollution agencies. (E) Scientists do not think that the mystery
of the “Moon illusion” can be solved
07. The main information about the paragraph
is ________. Read this text to following number 10-14!
(A) the danger of air pollution In canning, heat can be to destroy bacte-
(B) the slow climatic change ria and halt enzymic activity in food. Bacte-
(C) the effects air pollution rial __10__ from external sources is pre-
(D) wastes emitted by air pollution vented by sealing the food in a can. The can
(E) complaints about air pollution is then heated to a temperature __11__ to
sterilize the contents. The length of time and
Read this text to following number 8-9! the temperature __12__ to ensure steriliza-
Both the sun and the moon appear large tion depends on the product and on the type
when they are rising or setting, although of bacteria that needs to be destroyed. It is
there is no real difference in the distance important that the contents of the can are
they are from the earth. This perceptional heated __13__. An experimental check can
phenomenon, known as the “Moon illusion” be made on the exact temperature in any
has been studied over the years. Various ex- part of a sample can __14__ it is being
planations, including the muscle strain for heated by inserting a thermo couple into the
the person looking up and the comparison can.
of the moon with other things on the hori-
zon that make it appear larger, have been 10. ...
disputed by scientists, but thus far there is no (A) influence
widely accepted explanation of the phe- (B) effect
nomenon. (C) contamination
(D) excess
(E) infectiousness

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11. ...
(A) regular
(B) convenient
(C) operative
(D) sufficient
(E) complete

12. ...
(A) require
(B) requirement
(C) requisite
(D) requisition
(E) required

13. ...
(A) unity
(B) uniform
(C) uniformity
(D) uniformly
(E) uniformed

14. ...
(A) while
(B) because
(C) whereas
(D) since
(E) so that

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