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23 2012 .
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In the US and the UK, the modern gradation of academic _______ is usually bachelor, master, and doctor.
-: qualifications
-: marks
-: characteristics
+: Degrees
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Most _______ take four to six years to finish their degrees.
-: lecturers
+: undergraduates
-: professors
-: lab-assistants
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Congratulations! I hear you _____ your examination yesterday.
-: failed
-: revised
+: passed
-: do badly in
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After graduating from the university she decided to take _____ courses.
-: undergraduate
-: students
-: doctoral
+: postgraduate
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Although each school in England decides its own ________, they must include certain compulsory subjects.
-: program
+: curriculum
-: education
-: academic training
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S:
We've got a meeting in 10 minutes. Do I have to ________? Yes, you do.
-: attain
+: attend
-: attract
-: atone
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S:
. If you increase your order we will be able to give you a 2% _________.
+: discount.
-: delay.
-: mortgage.
-: rise.
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A person who owns a part of a company or corporation is called a __________
-: patron.
-: stock market.
+: stockholder.
-: manager.
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Donald is so _________ in the kitchen. I think he should be a professional chef.
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+: reative
-: reatively
-: reator
-: reation
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S:
A(n) _______ is usually more expensive than a dictionary because it is in several volumes.
-: report
+: encyclopedia
-: publication
-: journal
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Any _____ is usually composed of the following basic sections: summary, introduction, discussion, conclusion and recommendations.
+: report
-: technology
-: textbook
-: method
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Harvard University is the oldest institution of higher _____ in the USA.
-: learning
-: promotion
-: teaching
+: education
I:
S:
One can find meanings of the foreign or technical expressions used in the text in _______.
-: index
+: glossary
-: content
-: keys
I:
S: Cable TV and work desk with _______ telephone lines are available in each room.
+: modernised
-: modernism
-: modernisation
-: modernist
I:
S: There is one evident ______ between Kate and Ann.
-: similar
-: similarly
-: simile
+: similarity
I:
S: John left his job because he was _______ to deal with such a large amount of work.
-: ability
-: uponable
+: unable
-: able
I:
S: We werent allowed onto the ferry because it had been _______.
-: bookery
-: rebook
+: overbooked
-: booker
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S:
A very important part of the American ______ system is the community college.
-: educative
-: educate
-: educator
+: educational
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S:
The last year has shown a slight ________ in the economy.
-: improve
-: improved
-: improvable
+: improvement
I:
S:
If you don't speak the language you feel more like a _______.
+: foreigner
-: foreignhood
-: foreigndom
-: foreignship
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S:
I want to be a famous ______ when I grow up.
-: scientific
-: scientifically
-: science
+: scientist
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This is ______ coffee Ive ever tasted.
-: good
+: the best
-: gooder
-: better
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S:
I liked________essay you had brought the other day very much.
-: a
-: an
-: −
+: the
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S:
If you run ________ two hares, you will catch neither.
-: from
-: behind
+: after
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My favourite ________ at school were history and geography.
-: periods
-: lessons
+: subjects
-: tasks
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S:
Your jeans are dirty. You ___ wash them.
+: should
-: will
-: should to
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We arrived late in the evening. You ___ us at the airport.
-: will meet
+: should meet
-: could have met
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I like to know more about stock exchanges
-: Should
+: would
-: want
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