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Part I: Writing A.
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1. Neither the principal nor the teacher give Flamengo green light to leave school before permission.

2. The amount of land burned by fires across the European Union is more than three times greatest than what we expected.

3. Workers will get a one-off bonus and extra pay for irregularly shifts.

4. If you are stuck abroad or at the airport because a flight cancellation, airlines must also provide you with other assistance.

5. The current heatwave is causing challenges to daily life from difficulties in sleeping to sweat through the commute.

6. If you feel like your mental health is dipping, do not hesitate to connect your doctor or mental health team.

7. In their most literal sense, 'environment' simply means 'surroundings'.

8. Rapid antigen tests remain the preferred means of testing on COVID-19 for most Thai people.

9. Some homeless have caused problems because they steal, cheat, sell drugs and disrespecting other people.

10. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty and prevent the planet.

B. Sentence completion

11. Rushing waters were coming out of the bathroom drains, .......................... and quickly surrounding her home.

12. Rarely ..................................... but when we do we binge all episodes in one go.

13. It's no wonder that businesses of every size and field ................................... collaboration and teamwork

14. The Siem Reap area ............................. also has a variety of vibrant and catchy nightlife options.

15. Since the disease is transmitted via close physical contact, having multiple sex partners ................... the infection risk.

16. All documents submitted as part of the application, will be checked carefully .................... .

17. Providing people with sustainable access to the natural resources allows us to create a strategy ........................... .

18. ........................ you must be clear about your needs, your strengths, and your role in the task, project, or company.

19. In middle Russia, the winters are both longer and harder, and agriculture is carried on under greater difficulties.

20. Adidas realized ............................. through creating moments of shared fun.

Part III Reading
Instructions: Read the texts carefully and answer the questions that follow.

A. Passage 1

Before You Register

Degree students
Degree students who have been accepted to degree programs may register on the web, after meeting with their advisors, beginning April 5, 2022, for fall 2022, or Nov. 8, 2022, for spring 2022.
1. Apply for admission.
Go to the admissions if you have not yet applied or been accepted to a degree program.
2. Review DegreeWorks.
Go to DegreeWorks to check which classes you need to take. See DegreeWorks -- Your GPS to Graduation for more information.
3. Meet with your academic advisor.
If you have completed steps 1-3, You are ready to register as a degree student. View instructions on UAOnline on how to register.

You must go to the web and register for classes to complete the process. It's important to register for classes early to get the best selection. Fee payment must be made before the deadlines, two weeks prior to the beginning of the semester. Late fees will be assessed if accounts are not paid in accordance with the published deadlines. You may be dropped from your classes if your account is not paid or other payment arrangements have not been made by the fee payment deadline.


21. When can students register for classes for the first semester? (2 points)

22. If you want to apply for a degree program, what should you do? (3 points)

23. What information are you likely to receive when going to "Your GPS to Graduation"? (4 points)

24. What is NOT the requirement you need to do before being eligible to register? (3 points)

25. Suppose that the second semester starts on December 1st, 2022, which is the last day to pay for the tuition fees before the late fee will apply? (4 points)

26. What happens if you fail to pay your fees on time? (3 points)

27. What or who do "their" (line 4) refer to? (2 points)

28. Who are likely to be the target readers of this website? (3 points)

29. It can be inferred from the passage about fees that... (4 points)

B. Passage 2

The idea of world or global citizenship is an important one. At a time when so many of our most urgent challenges take a global form, it makes sense that the notion of citizenship should expand beyond narrow national interests and that people across the world should experience a sense of responsibility to those outside their local or regional communities. One of the most important uses of this idea currently is Global Citizen, an advocacy website and annual music festival. On September 26, Manhattan's Central Park will be packed with tens of thousands of enthusiastic young people, eager to see artists such as Beyoncé, and just as keen to express empathy for the world's poor.

Sadly, the admirable social consciousness Global Citizen taps into looks like it is going to waste. The campaign offers a hopelessly depoliticized picture of poverty--- which is always a political problem above all---and fails to make serious demands of key institutions. From perspectives of the world's poor, the Global Citizen Festival looks less like a strategic intervention on their behalf and more like a demonstration of young Americans' support for a doomed agenda for global "development," one that serves the interests of the rich and powerful first and foremost. As young people concerned about these issues, we urge Global Citizen to do better.

Global Citizen does do important work in raising awareness of poverty and mobilizing an enormous amount of people, but because of its partnerships, sponsors, and associations---the UN, the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, Citibank, Google, Unilever---and the special interests inherent in those associations, Global Citizen risks providing cover for politicians and companies rather than holding them accountable to young people who care about poverty.


30. According to the passage, what is Global Citizen?......(3 point)

31. Which of the following is NOT likely to be a topic that Global Citizenship is interested in solving? (2 points)

32. At the festival on September 26 at Manhattan's Central Park, you are likely to see the following people on stage, EXCEPT....... (3 points)

33. According to the passage, what is the aim of the Global Citizen Festival? It aims to ... (3 points)

34. What can be inferred about this sentence, "Sadly, the admirable social consciousness Global Citizen taps into looks like it is going to waste"? (4 points)

35. What is mentioned as important work of Global Citizen? (3 points)

36. Which of the following is not part of "those associations" line 20? (2 point)

37. From the last paragraph, why does the author believe that it is challenging for the Global Citizen to achieve its goals? (4 points)

38. What is the purpose of this article? (4 points)

39. What or who do "their" line 13 refer to (2 points)

40. What does 'one' line 14 refer to? (2 points)