40 câu hỏi 60 phút
a. Jamie: Yeah, I saw the flyer! It’s focused on sustainable living, right?
b. Alex: Hey Jamie, have you heard about the community event this Saturday?
c. Alex: Exactly! They’re having workshops on recycling and reducing waste.
a. Jack: I think self-study is too difficult. I don’t have enough discipline.
b. Linda: I’m going to try self-study courses.
c. Jack: How are you planning to improve your skills?
d. Jack: Why self-study courses?
e. Linda: They help improve time management, and I can learn at my own pace.
Hi Linda,
a. Can you bring some fresh mangos from your garden? We’ll need them for one of the recipes.
b. I believe we will have delicious dishes from this fruit.
c. How about coming to my house this Sunday? We can try some recipes from the book
d. Thanks for lending me your book about healthy cooking. It’s great!
e. Come early and don’t forget to bring me some whipped cream.
See you soon,
(Adapted from Global Success)
a. From the vibrant colors of blooming flowers in spring to the tranquil stillness of a snowy winter morning, each season showcases its own unique charm.
b. Whether it’s a hike through a lush forest or a quiet moment by the ocean, nature has an incredible way of grounding us and bringing joy to our lives.
c. Nature is a magnificent tapestry that offers a sense of peace and inspiration to all who experience it.
d. The rustling of leaves in the breeze and the soothing sounds of a flowing river remind us of the beauty that surrounds us. Spending time outdoors not only rejuvenates our minds but also reconnects us with the world around us.
e. Embracing these moments can help us appreciate the simple wonders that often go unnoticed in our busy lives.
a. While exercise is important, a healthy lifestyle also requires a balanced diet that provides all the necessary nutrients.
b. However, for those who want to lead a truly healthy life, it’s not just about physical activity or eating right – mental well-being plays an equally crucial role.
c. To maintain a healthy lifestyle, one of the first steps is to incorporate regular physical activity, which not only keeps your body fit but also improves your mental health.
d. In conclusion, achieving a healthy lifestyle involves balancing physical, mental, and dietary aspects, all of which work together to improve overall well-being.
e. Without managing stress and maitaining a positive outlook, even the best exercise routine and diet may not be enough to ensure long-term health.
Read the following passage about Generations and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.
HOW TO HANDLE YOUR PARENTS
Adolescence is a challenging phase for both parents and teenagers(18) ______. Physically, as a child who was once dependent, you are now transforming into an independent young adult. Emotionally and socially, this period brings profound shifts in freedom, privacy, and decision-making. (19) ______. Because you used to be most happy in the company of your parents, now you want to spend some more time on your own. In addition, decision-making, (20) ______ is now something you wish to take control of. Hating being told what to do all the time, (21) ______. You see the world differently, develop your own views and your own sense of right and wrong. You feel you have all the answers while adults don’t. These changes, while normal, (22) ______ To maintain harmony, show your parents you still value them, agree on boundaries, prove your responsibility, and most importantly, keep communication open.
(Adapted from Global Friends)
Read the following passage about Generations and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.
HOW TO HANDLE YOUR PARENTS
Adolescence is a challenging phase for both parents and teenagers(18) ______. Physically, as a child who was once dependent, you are now transforming into an independent young adult. Emotionally and socially, this period brings profound shifts in freedom, privacy, and decision-making. (19) ______. Because you used to be most happy in the company of your parents, now you want to spend some more time on your own. In addition, decision-making, (20) ______ is now something you wish to take control of. Hating being told what to do all the time, (21) ______. You see the world differently, develop your own views and your own sense of right and wrong. You feel you have all the answers while adults don’t. These changes, while normal, (22) ______ To maintain harmony, show your parents you still value them, agree on boundaries, prove your responsibility, and most importantly, keep communication open.
(Adapted from Global Friends)
Read the following passage about Generations and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.
HOW TO HANDLE YOUR PARENTS
Adolescence is a challenging phase for both parents and teenagers(18) ______. Physically, as a child who was once dependent, you are now transforming into an independent young adult. Emotionally and socially, this period brings profound shifts in freedom, privacy, and decision-making. (19) ______. Because you used to be most happy in the company of your parents, now you want to spend some more time on your own. In addition, decision-making, (20) ______ is now something you wish to take control of. Hating being told what to do all the time, (21) ______. You see the world differently, develop your own views and your own sense of right and wrong. You feel you have all the answers while adults don’t. These changes, while normal, (22) ______ To maintain harmony, show your parents you still value them, agree on boundaries, prove your responsibility, and most importantly, keep communication open.
(Adapted from Global Friends)
Read the following passage about Generations and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.
HOW TO HANDLE YOUR PARENTS
Adolescence is a challenging phase for both parents and teenagers(18) ______. Physically, as a child who was once dependent, you are now transforming into an independent young adult. Emotionally and socially, this period brings profound shifts in freedom, privacy, and decision-making. (19) ______. Because you used to be most happy in the company of your parents, now you want to spend some more time on your own. In addition, decision-making, (20) ______ is now something you wish to take control of. Hating being told what to do all the time, (21) ______. You see the world differently, develop your own views and your own sense of right and wrong. You feel you have all the answers while adults don’t. These changes, while normal, (22) ______ To maintain harmony, show your parents you still value them, agree on boundaries, prove your responsibility, and most importantly, keep communication open.
(Adapted from Global Friends)
Read the following passage about Generations and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.
HOW TO HANDLE YOUR PARENTS
Adolescence is a challenging phase for both parents and teenagers(18) ______. Physically, as a child who was once dependent, you are now transforming into an independent young adult. Emotionally and socially, this period brings profound shifts in freedom, privacy, and decision-making. (19) ______. Because you used to be most happy in the company of your parents, now you want to spend some more time on your own. In addition, decision-making, (20) ______ is now something you wish to take control of. Hating being told what to do all the time, (21) ______. You see the world differently, develop your own views and your own sense of right and wrong. You feel you have all the answers while adults don’t. These changes, while normal, (22) ______ To maintain harmony, show your parents you still value them, agree on boundaries, prove your responsibility, and most importantly, keep communication open.
(Adapted from Global Friends)
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for the popularity of Hallyu?
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
The word ‘unwavering’ in the highlighted sentence in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to ______.
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
What does the word ‘they’ in paragraph 3 refer to?
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 1?
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
In which paragraph is the impact of Hallyu on diplomatic relations discussed?
Read the following passage about Hallyu and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 23 to 30.
Over the past few decades, the term ‘Hallyu’, which translates to “Korean Wave”, has made its way to the global stage. The rapid growth of the Hallyu market owes its success to meticulously crafted domestic cultural strategies and unwavering government support. Following the Asian financial crisis in 1997, President Kim Dae-jung envisioned a national cultural strategy to revive the economy. Since then, South Korea’s cultural industry has been on an upward tendency.
Amongst the latest ranking of most-subscribed-to YouTube accounts, BLACKPINK secures the global top spot of artists, followed by BTS in second place and Justin Bieber in third place. The exportation of cultural industries vividly showcases the escalating influence of Hallyu, now a trump card for South Korea in improving its soft power.
BLACKPINK’s recent presence at Buckingham Palace is not the first time South Korean idol groups have stepped onto the diplomatic stage. Thanks to the huge fan base and influence of these groups, they have become a common sight before foreign affairs visits and leader summits. Back in May 2022, BTS held an audience with US President Joe Biden at the White House, discussing matters concerning anti-Asian hate and racial discrimination.
According to the ‘2021 National Image Survey’ by the South Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism, a striking 80.5% of foreigners positively evaluated South Korea’s national image. Undoubtedly, the Hallyu wave molds South Korea’s national image on their political and cultural fronts.
(Adapted from https://uclpimedia.com)
In which paragraph is Hallyu mentioned as a factor in enhancing South Korea’s soft power?
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
Where in paragraph 1 does the following sentence best fit?
Marriages in Belgium can take place as either civil or religious ceremonies.
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
The phrase ‘pitch in’ in paragraph 1 could be best replaced by ______
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
The word ‘they’ in paragraph 2 refers to ______
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
According to paragraph 2, which of the things is TRUE as a factor that brings the two families closer together?
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
Which of the following best summarises paragraph 3?
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
The word ‘scatter’ in paragraph 5 is OPPOSITE in meaning to ______
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
According to the paragraph, what is TRUE about the wedding ring?
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 6?
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
Read the following passage about cultural diversity and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the following questions from 31 to 40.
[I] Belgium features a fascinating mix of ancient traditions and contemporary legislation, showcasing the country’s rich history. [II] In Belgium, the families of the bride and groom each pitch in by providing a sheet of paper for the wedding invitations, in line with a long-standing tradition. [III] The wedding invitations symbolize the new partnership and the merging of the two families. [IV]
In an old Belgian tradition meant to bring the two families closer together, the bride would pause halfway down the aisle to give her mother a solitary flower. They hold each other’s arms. The newlyweds then make their way to the groom’s mother-in-law during the recessional, where the bride presents her with a solitary flower as a token of her affection. As a sign of the bride’s acceptance of her new mother, they embrace.
Carrying a uniquely embroidered handkerchief bearing the bride’s name is one of the most significant and long-standing customs of the Belgian wedding This handkerchief will be framed and displayed in a special spot after the wedding Before each subsequent female member of the bride’s family is married, the handkerchief is taken out of its frame, embroidered with the name of the new bride, and then passed down through the generations A bridal handkerchief is a treasured memento that is passed down through the generations
There are two big chairs placed near the altar where the bride and groom sit during the wedding mass, representing their throne as king and queen for the day and the location As the ceremony comes to a close, the groom places the wedding ring on the third finger of the bride’s left hand. Because it is a circle, the ring represents love that knows no bounds, and the third finger of the left hand represents love because it is thought to hold the vein that goes to the heart. Soon after the wedding, the newlyweds kiss for the first time as husband and wife. Because each partner takes a breath of their new spouse’s spirit, the kiss is a metaphor for the couple’s spiritual union.
Traditionally, as the bride and husband leave the church, the bridesmaids gather a handful of pennies and then scatter them among the less fortunate outside. The happy couple might increase their chances of financial success by donating to charity.
A honeymoon is for the newlyweds after the wedding. Honey wine, or mead, was traditionally drunk during the 28-day honeymoon, which corresponds to one lunar cycle, in ancient times. The purpose of this was to prevent the bride’s relatives from attempting to reclaim their daughter from her husband
Which of the following best summarises the passage?