ข้อสอบ TOEIC Reading Part 5 (ชุดที่ 2) พร้อมเฉลย 40 ข้อ
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ข้อสอบ Reading TOEIC พร้อมเฉลย 40 ข้อ
(PRACTICE TEST 5 #ชุดที่ 2)
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1. Mr. Doh _____ clients’ phone calls.
(A) rarely returns
(B) returns rarely
(C) has returned rarely
(D) rarely had returned
Answer
(A) rarely returns
(A) Adverbs of indefinite frequency may appear before the main verb. Choices (B), (C), and (D) are not possible positions for indefinite frequency adverbs.
(A) from
(B) in
(C) on
(D) of
Answer
(C) on
(C) Depend on is a two-word verb. Choices (A), (B), and (D) do not follow depend.
(A) instead
(B) nonetheless
(C) then
(D) despite
Answer
(B) nonetheless
(B) Nonetheless is a conjunction that indicates an unexpected result. Choice (A) indicates a substitution. Choice (C) indicates sequence. Choice (D) indicates an unexpected result but must be followed by a noun phrase.
(A) operator
(B) operational
(C) operation
(D) operating
Answer
(D) operating
(D) Operating forms part of the title chief operating officer. Choice (A) is a noun referring to people. Choice (B) is an adjective but is not used in this title. Choice (C) is a noun that refers to things.
(A) neither
(B) nor
(C) and
(D) either
Answer
(C) and
(C) And is a coordinating conjunction that links items equally. Choice (A) eliminates both items. Choice (B) is usually paired with neither. Choice (D) indicates a choice between items.
(A) ran into
(B) ran out of
(C) ran without
(D) ran over
Answer
(B) ran out of
(B) To run out of something means to not have any more. Choice (A) means to meet unexpectedly. Choice (C) is confused with run out of. Choice (D) means to go beyond a limit.
(A) so
(B) because of
(C) while
(D) for
Answer
(C) while
(C) While is a subordinate conjunction that indicates simultaneous action. Choices (A) and (B) indicate cause and effect. Choice (D) indicates purpose.
(A) From
(B) As
(C) Of
(D) But
Answer
(C) Of
(C) Of all indicates that one item is being singled out from a group. Choice (A) indicates direction away. Choice (B) indicates similarity. Choice (D) indicates an exception.
9. The sales division reported a 64 percent drop _______ the last sales period.
(A) during
(B) with
(C) at
(D) to
Answer
(A) during
(A) During is a preposition that indicates a period of time. Choice (B) indicates association. Choice (C) indicates location. Choice (D) indicates direction toward.
(A) in spite of
(B) for example
(C) on the other hand
(D) nevertheless
Answer
(B) for example
(B) For example indicates that one item is an instance of another. Choices (A) and (D) indicate unexpected results. Choice (C) indicates alternative points.
TOEIC Reading (PRACTICE TEST 5 #ชุดที่ 2) ข้อ 11 – 20
(A) signature
(B) sign
(C) signed
(D) signing
Answer
(C) signed
(C) Someone else will sign the invoice, so the past participle is used. Choice (A) is a noun referring to a name that has been signed. Choices (B) and (D) are incorrect forms of the verb.
(A) Still there is
(B) Is there still
(C) There is still
(D) They’re still is
Answer
(C) There is still
(C) Adverbs of indefinite frequency may appear after forms of the verb be. Choices (A), (B), and (D) are not possible positions for indefinite frequency adverbs
(A) basic
(B) based
(C) basing
(D) base
Answer
(B) based
(B) The past participle based completes the verb will be based on. Choice (A) is an adjective. Choice (C) is a gerund. Choice (D) is the present tense
(A) were
(B) was
(C) is
(D) will be
Answer
(A) were
(A) Were is the form of be used in the ifclause of unreal conditions. Choices (B), (C), and (D) are not the form of be used in unreal conditions.
(A) Stand in for
(B) Stand at
(C) Stand with
(D) Stand up to
Answer
(D) Stand up to
(D) To stand up to means to support a point of view against others. Choice (A) means to substitute. Choice (B) indicates position or attitude. Choice (C) means to associate with others for a cause.
(A) will be changed
(B) will have changed
(C) changes
(D) changed
Answer
(B) will have changed
(B) Future perfect tense indicates a future action that will occur before another future action. Choice (A) is the passive form of the future. Choice (C) is the present tense. Choice (D) is the past tense.
(A) homing
(B) housed
(C) homes
(D) housing
Answer
(D) housing
(D) Housing market is a business term. Choice (A) refers to a certain kind of pigeon. Choice (B) is a past participle. Choice (C) is a noun referring to a thing.
(A) With
(B) So
(C) Besides
(D) Consequently
Answer
(C) Besides
(C) Besides indicates an additional supporting point. Choice (A) indicates association. Choice (B) indicates cause and effect. Choice (D) indicates result.
(A) Because
(B) Although
(C) If
(D) Before
Answer
(A) Because
(A) Because indicates cause and effect. Choice (B) indicates an unexpected result. Choice (C) is a conditional. Choice (D) indicates time sequence.
(A) rarely
(B) still
(C) monthly
(D) already
Answer
(C) monthly
(C) Adverbs of definite frequency may appear at the end of a clause. Choices (A), (B), and (D) are adverbs of indefinite frequency.
TOEIC Reading (PRACTICE TEST 5 #ชุดที่ 2) ข้อ 21 – 30
(A) successful
(B) successor
(C) success
(D) successive
Answer
(B) successor
(B) Successor means a person who follows another in a job or role. Choice (A) is an adjective. Choice (C) is a noun referring to a thing. Choice (D) is an adjective indicating sequence.
(A) often is referred
(B) is often referred
(C) is referred often to
(D) is often referred to
Answer
(D) is often referred to
(D) Adverbs of indefinite frequency can appear between the auxiliary and the main verb. Choices (A), (B), and (C) are not appropriate positions for indefinite frequency adverbs.
(A) are satisfied
(B) have satisfied
(C) have been satisfying
(D) have been satisfied
Answer
(D) have been satisfied
(D) Have been satisfied is the passive form of the present perfect tense, which indicates an action that started in the past and continues to the present. Choice (A) is the present tense. Choice (B) is the present perfeci (active form). Choice (C) is the present perfect continuous.
(A) and
(B) neither
(C) or
(D) although
Answer
(C) or
(C) Either . . . or is a paired conjunction. Choices (A), (B), and (V) are not paired with either.
(A) in
(B) of
(C) up
(D) from
Answer
(B) of
(B) Composed of is a two-word verb that indicates composition. Choices (A), (C), and (D) do not complete the verb.
(A) take off
(B) take out
(C) take from
(D) take on
Answer
(D) take on
(D) Take on means to accept a challenge. Choice (A) means to leave. Choice (B) means to remove. Choice (C) means to remove from someone’s possession.
(A) employment
(B) employs
(C) employees
(D) employing
Answer
(C) employees
(C) Employees is a noun that refers to the people who work for a business. Choice (A) is a noun that refers to a thing. Choices (B) and (D) are verbs.
(A) Despite
(B) Since
(C) With
(D) As
Answer
(A) Despite
(A) Despite indicates an unexpected result. Choice (B) indicates cause and effect. Choice (C) indicates association. Choice (D) indicates similarity.
(A) finance
(B) financing
(C) financial
(D) financed
Answer
(C) financial
(C) Financial is an adjective that modifies affairs. Choice (A) is a verb. Choice (B) is a gerund. Choice (D) is a past participle.
(A) still
(B) once
(C) yet
(D) already
Answer
(D) already
(D) Already is an adverb of indefinite frequency indicating a completed action and may appear between the auxiliary and the main verb. Choice (A) indicates an ongoing situation. Choice (B) is an adverb of definite frequency. Choice (C) indicates an action that has not taken place at the time indicated.
TOEIC Reading (PRACTICE TEST 5 #ชุดที่ 2) ข้อ 31 – 40
(A) but
(B) nor
(C) and
(D) so
Answer
(C) and
(C) And is a conjunction that links items equally. Choice (A) indicates a contrast between items. Choice (B) is usually paired with neither. Choice (D) indicates cause and effect.
(A) take off
(B) take over
(C) take to
(D) take out
Answer
(B) take over
(B) Take over means to obtain control of. Choice (A) means to leave. Choice (C) means to bring something to a person or place. Choice (D) means to remove.
(A) but
(B) and
(C) with
(D) however
Answer
(A) but
(A) But is a conjunction that indicates a contrast between items. Choice (B) links items equally. Choice (C) indicates association. Choice (D) indicates
(A) While
(B) If
(C) Although
(D) Besides
Answer
(B) If
(B) If can indicate a possible situation. Choice (A) indicates simultaneous action. Choice (C) indicates an unexpected result. Choice (D) adds an idea.
(A) at
(B) the
(C) on
(D) from
Answer
(C) on
(C) On is used with specific dates. Choice (A) indicates time or location. Choice (B) is an article. Choice (D) is used with dates only to indicate a limit on a time span: from April 28 to May 1.
(A) Advertising
(B) Advertisements
(C) Advertised
(D) Advertise
Answer
(A) Advertising
(A) Advertising costs describes the cost of providing advertisements. Choice (B) is a noun referring to things. Choice (C) refers to costs that have been advertised. Choice (D) is a verb.
(A) to
(B) from
(C) in
(D) with
Answer
(C) in
(C) A drop in (quarterly) profits is a business expression. Choice (A) might be used to indicate the level of the drop. Choice (B) might be used to indicate the starting point of the drop: dropped from two million to one million. Choice (D) indicates association.
(A) found
(B) founding
(C) find
(D) founded
Answer
(D) founded
(D) Founded means established or started.Choice (A) found means located. Choice (B) is an adjective. Choice (C) is the simple form of the verb find.
(A) besides
(B) nevertheless
(C) for example
(D) while
Answer
(B) nevertheless
(B) Nevertheless indicates an unexpected result. Choice (A) adds additional information. Choice (C) indicates an example. Choice (D) indicates simultaneous action.
(A) writes
(B) to write
(C) writing
(D) write
Answer
(D) write
(D) Ms. Alva will write the press release so the simple form write is used. Choice (A) is the present tense. Choice (B) is the infinitive. Choice (C) is the present participle.
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