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Going to college means making a great Deal of changes for many students. For some, living in a (1) ( ) means learning How to share space with another student who is often a total stranger. While Some roommates are able to (2) ( ) peacefully, many have (3) ( ) that they need To work through. In some cases, the dorm is the first time students have to Share a room with someone else. It may be hard to share (4) ( ), such as Mini-refrigerator or a television, or get used to the idea that someone wants To go to bed hours before the other. One roommate may want to watch television When the other wants to study, which can lead to conflict if the one roommate Feels she’s being forced out of the room. A roommate may have the habit of Eating the other’s food without replacing it or of borrowing her roommate’s Clothing or personal items without asking. A lot of students see college as a Time to experiment and (5) ( ), which can create trouble, unless their roommate Sees eye-to-eye with them. Problems usually arise between roommates when a Student drinks or tries drugs while his roommate (6) ( ). Roommates may also Clash about having guests, especially those of the opposite sex, overnight. They may also clash over the type of music that plays in the room or what Programs to watch on television. Often, the best way to cope with conflict is To talk it out before it becomes a large issue. If one roommate has a problem With the other, she needs to (7) ( ) her roommate honestly and directly and try To work out a solution. While (8) ( ) a conflict may seem like the easiest Option, it can often cause greater problems down the road as frustration Builds. Students who are having a particularly rough time with their roommates May want to talk to a resident adviser about dealing with the conflict. One way To (9) ( ) conflict between roommates is to develop a roommate contract at the Start of the semester. In the roommate contract, students will outline what Items of theirs the roommate can use, such as a television or refrigerator, and Which are hands-off. They can also decide basic rules about overnight guests in The contract and (10) ( ) about keeping the room clean, studying hours and Bedtime.

New York City is a town that has grown With America, and possesses a rich group of landmarks and great (1) ( ). Landmarks define a city, and New York is no (2) ( ). The Big Apple is host to So many world-renowned sights and (3) ( ). From the obvious, such as Ellis Island, to fixtures such as Rockefeller Center and Lincoln Center, to Extraordinary places like the Bronx Zoo and Saint Patrick’s Cathedral, New York Is full of landmarks (4) ( ) of visiting. From the shopping and theaters in Times Square to the maritime environment of South Street Seaport, New York City Offers a huge (5) ( ) from which to base your travel or weekend plans around. If it weren’t for public transportation, New York City simply would not work. People thinking of bringing a car into Manhattan should expect to spend half Their time or money trying to find decent parking. Thus, avail yourself of the Subway and taxi cabs. New York is full of (6) ( ) locations, and thankfully, Nearly 100% of them are conveniently walkable from each other, frequented by Taxi cabs, or (7) ( ) up by the nexus of subway lines which enmesh Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx. Subways are body-to-body crowded during rush Hour, and are (8) ( ) safe into the late evening. Later at night, express Stations and those near nightlife destinations tend to be more populated and safer Than others. Also, much faster. If you plan to spend (9) ( ) time outside of Manhattan, you should consider renting a car. Though there are subways in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, the lines essentially run in and out of Manhattan, making traveling within the outer boroughs or among them Impractical. Buses (10) ( ) this, and can get you where you want to go.

In February last year, my wife lost her Job. Just as suddenly, the (1) ( ) of the greenhouse where I worked as manager Died at heart attack. His family (2) ( ) that they were going to close the Business because no one in the family wanted to run it. Things looked pretty (3) ( ). My wife and I read the want ads each day. Then one morning, as I was Hanging out the “Going Out of Business” (4) ( ) at the greenhouse, the door Opened, and in walked a customer. She was an office manager whose company had Just moved into the new office park on the (5) ( ) of town. She was looking for Pots and plants to place in the (6) ( ) areas in the offices. “I don’t know Anything about plants,” she said, “I’m sure in a few weeks they’ll all be Dead.” While I was helping her (7) ( ) her purchases, my mind was racing. Perhaps as many as a dozen firms have recently opened offices in the new office Park, and there were several hundred more acres with (8) ( ) underway. That Afternoon, I drove out to the office park. By six o’clock that evening, I had (9) ( ) contracts with seven companies to rent plants from me and pay me a fee To maintain them. Within a week, I had (10) ( ) an agreement to lease the Greenhouse from the owner’s family. Business is now increasing rapidly, and one Day, we hope to be the proud owners of the greenhouse.

Attracting and feeding wild birds are (1) ( ) activities that have long been enjoyed by people all over the world. Feeding birds has become so (2) ( ) that prepared feed mixtures are readily (3) ( ). We feed birds for many reasons. Many pleasant hours can come from watching Birds. A hobby often develops into a (4) ( ) study of their habits. Accurate Identification of birds is usually the first goal. But observations that an (5) ( ) bird-watcher can make are really limitless. There is, however, Responsibility associated with bird feeding, including a (6) ( ) hazard. Attracting numbers of birds continually to the same (7) ( ) can be harmful to Them, particularly species that pick food from the ground contaminated by the Droppings of other birds. In winter feeding efforts are most satisfying to People and are of greatest (8) ( ) to birds. During this time when fewer Natural foods are available and air temperatures are lower, extra feeding can Keep a bird warm and well. Once begun, feeding should never stop during these Lean months. If you start a local (9) ( ) of birds, be prepared to do what may Be required to eliminate hazards to those you want to befriend. A constant Supply of food should be given until the cold is over and spring has come. If Feeding is stopped during severe weather, birds used to (10) ( ) upon the Feeders must starve.

Conversation One A) Mary is asking his teacher for a map of Africa. B) Mary is discussing geography with his Teacher. C) Mary is handing his geography homework To his teacher. D) Mary is studying geography.

Conversation Two A) He decides to buy a bed with his Roommate. B) He needs some coins. C) He wants the bottom bed. D) He tries to decide his bed by tossing a Coin.

Conversation Three A) She doesn’t think the man could finish It. B) She doesn’t think the man worked hard Enough. C) She doesn’t think it is the man’s fault. D) She doesn’t like the idea of going to Parties.

Conversation Four A) She’s worried that the man will miss Next week’s deadline. B) She doesn’t know when the deadline for Tuition payment is. C) The man should have paid his tuition a Week ago. D) The man has a week to pay his tuition.

Where is the conversation most probably Taking place? A) In a college bookstore. B) In a lecture hall. C) In a library. D) In a dormitory.

Which class are the man and the woman Taking together? A) English. B) Biology. C) Introduction to English Literature. D) A required course.

What does the man think about Professor Robert? A) He lives on the 10th floor of Butler Hall. B) He never wants to listen to students. C) He used to teach biology. D) He is an excellent professor.

Why does the man ask the woman for her Notes? A) His notes are poor. B) His vision is getting worse. C) He has missed a couple of classes. D) He doesn’t have any money to buy notes.

Where does the man work? A) At a library. B) At a copy shop. C) At a laboratory. D) At a coffee shop.

What does the woman propose to the man? A) That they skip class. B) That they get some rest. C) That they study together. D) That they go to the cafeteria.

Conversation One A) The museums. B) The Capitol building. C) The White house. D) The historical buildings.

Conversation Two A) He moved to Baltimore when he was young. B) He can provide little useful Information. C) He will show the woman around Baltimore. D) He will ask someone else to help the Woman.

Conversation Three A) Down the Fifth Avenue. B) In Greenwich Village. C) At the back of the bus. D) In front of the vehicle.

Conversation Four A) Coarse sand. B) Being sad. C) Calm water. D) A stormy ocean.

Why didn’t the man want to go to Suzhou? A) The taxi drivers are rude. B) The hotel services are lousy. C) The food is terrible. D) All the things mentioned above.

Where are they going to find more Tourist information? A) From their classmates. B) From their relatives. C) From the Internet. D) From their teachers.