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ListeningSection

In this section

of

the test,

you

will

have the

chance

o

show

how well

you

understand

poken

English.There are hreeparts o thissection with specialdirections or eachpart.

Part I

Question:

to

5

Direct ions:

In this

part

of the

test,

you

u'ill

hear some

dialogues or

questions

spoken

in English.

The

dialogues

or

questions

will

be

spoken wo

times. They will not be

printed

in

your

test book,

so

you

must isten carefully

o understand

what

he speakers ay.

After

you

hear

a dialogue

and

the

question

about

t,

read the five

possible

answers

and decide

wllich one would

be the

best answer

o the

questionyou

have heard. Now

listen

to a

sample

question.

/

You

rvill

hear:

Man

:

How

about

exercising

omorrow

morning?

Woman : Alright,

Pick me up

at six.

You'll alsohear:

Narrator

: What

will

the

man do?

You rvill

read n

your

test

book:

A. Do exercise

t 6.

B.

Go

with

six women.

C. Takeexercise

lone.

D. Leave he

rvoman

alone.

E.

Come

o the woman's

house.

The

bestanswero the

question

s

"Come

o thewoman's

ouse"

'fherefore,

you

should hoose

nswer

E).

].

A.

Ice

cream.

B.

Coconut ake.

'

'

C. Chocolateake.

D. Hazelnut ream.

E. Chocolateream.

2. A.

One.

B. Two.

C.

Three.

D. Four.

E. Five.

Sample

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A. A trip to Canada.

B.

Friends

n

Canada.

C. Weathern Canada.

D.

Visiting

Canada

nihe

summer.

E. Takingsomething

ann

o wear

n Canada.

4.

A.

1.

B. 2.

c. 3.

D. 4.

E. 5.

1.

.

A. 1 .

B.

2.

c.

3.

D.

4.

E.

5 .

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Part

I

Questions:

-10

Dircct ions:

In this

part

of

the

est

you

will

heara statement

r a

question

poken

n English, ollowed

by four

responses,lsospoken

n English.The

statement r

question

nd he responses

ill

be spoken

two times.

Theywill not

be

printed

n

your

estbook,so

you

must

isten

carefully o understand

what he

speakers

ay.

You have

o choosehebest esponse

o each tatementr

question.

Now isten o

a sample

uestion:

4

You will

Woman

Man

You will

A.

B ,

C.

D.

hear:

: Goodmorning, ohn.How

are

you?

: . . .

alsoheq::

i

am

ihe. hank

vou.

I am n the iving

room.

Let me ntroduce yself.

My

name

s JohnTravolta.

Sample

hswer

(DOOOO

ABCDE

6.

8.

9 .

The

bestanswero the

question

How are

you?"

s choice

A),

"I

am ine, hank

you."

Therefore,

ou

should hoose nswer

A).

Mark

your

answer n

your

answer heet.

Markyouranswer nyouranswer heet.

Mark

your

answer n

your

answer heet.

Mark

your

answer

n

your

answer heet.

10.

Mark

yorr

answer

on

your

answer

sheet.

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II

Qucst ions:

l- f 5

Directions

In this

part

of the est,

you

will hear

severalmonologues.

ach

monologues

ill be spoken

wo

times.

They

will not be

printed

n

your

estbook,

so

you

must

isten

carefully

o understand

hat

thespeakersay.

A{ler

you

heara

monologue

nd

he

questions

bout

t, read

he

ive

possible nswers

nddecide

which

one

would

be

hebest

answer

o the

questionsou

have

heard.

11. A. It is

located n henorthem oast f

WestJava.

B. It

is

hecapital

f Indonesia.

C.

It lies

n a strategic

osition.

D. It hasethnicgroups.

E.

It

is

a rnelting

ot .

12.

A. Government.

B. Commerce.

C.

Indonesia.

D.

Industry.

E. Jakarta.

13.

A.

Over

hePacificOcean.

B. Over he

AtlanticOcean.

r*.+

,-

:

.

C. Over heAdriaticOcean.

D. Over

he ndonesian cean.

E. Over heCaribbean cean.

14.

A. A highschool

n Kalimantan imur.

B.

The

writer's avoritememory.

C. Thenaughty

tudents.

D.

The

writer's

arents.

E. The

writer's riends.

15.

A.

Some

irls.

B. Some oys.

C.

Her

parents.

D. Boyi

and

girls.

E,

Hernaughty

tudents.

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s the

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the

istening

ection.

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ext

s

for

questions

6 o

19

Thc

Cup

Winners

That

year, ike

every

o,i.r,

a cup

was

awarded

o

the

two

fastest

animals

n the

meadow.

The

first

prize

was

given

o

the

hare,

and

he

second

o the

snail.

t was

this

decision

hich

stirnulates

ndless

iscussion'

',Althoggh

it is

true

he

snail

equired

ix months

o

cross

he

meadow,

t

got

here

n

the

end

and

even

arried

ts house

he

whole

way,"

explained

he

sunflower.

"l

deservecl

he

irst

prizst" he snail

protested.

I spend

my

whole

ife

racing

about,

while

he

hare

only

nurs

when

he

s afraid "

"What

*r.

ylu

getting o

upset

bout?

,intem;pted

he

amppost

ho

was

president

of the

udges'

panel.

fh.

prir"s areawarded

very

ear

n

alphabetical

rder,

according

o

the

,atin

name

of

each

animal,

ust

so hat

nobody

ever

eels

cheated.

his

s the

welfth

year hat hecupshavebeen resented,nd hereforehe etterL took he

prizes, epus

he

hare

andLumachus

he

snail'"

There

was

no

doubt

at

all that

he

irst

prize should

go

to

the

hare;

and

since

he

snail

is

always

behind

he

hare,

t

wasonly

right

hat

it received

he

second

nze-Next

year, t

will be

urnof

the

etter

M'

,,Unfofiunately

I

will

never

qualify for

a

prize,because

'm

one

of

the

most

mportant

judges,"

he

donkey

stated.

But

before

voted,

took

into

account

all

the

many

fine

iuo-ilti.,

of

the

hare;

his

speed,

gility,

ntelligence,

nd

even

beauty.

After

all'

who could

fail

to

admire

he

haie's

ovely

ong

ears?

hey

are

so

similar

o

my

own

ine ones "

16.

Wlrere

id

he

ace

ake

place?

t took

placen

the

"

A. yard

B.

forest

C.

jungle

D.

gutO.n

E.

meadow

Which

statement

s

TRUE

about

he

story

?

A

Tlie

hare

only

runs

when

he

was

chased'

B.

The

sunflower

as

he

most

mportant

udge'

C.Acupwasawardedto the fas tes tan imal in themeadow.

D.

This

s tlie

wellth

year

hat

he

cups

have

been

resented.

E. Theslail required'lesshansix monthso crosshe

meadow'

Which

of the

ollowing

parts

of

the

hare

s

NOT

admired

y

the

donkey?

A

Fur.

B.

Speed.

C.

BeautY.

D.

Agil i tY.

E.

Intelligence.

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The text s br

questions

6

o 28

,

The Animal Kingdom

There

are

many

different

ypes

of animalsn

the world.Whenwe think

of

an

animal,

we

usually hink of

something

ike

a cat,a dog,a

mouse, r a tiger.They ive

on

land

and

in water,

All these

ifferent nimals

elong

o

a

group

called

he

animalkingdom.

Around

800,000 pecies

avebeen dentified

n the

animal

kingdom most

of them

are

n the

Arthropod

hylum.

Many animals

are

quite

similar

to each other.

Some

others are

quite

different.

Animals

canbe classified

ased

n their similarities.

he animal

kingdom

canbe split up

into

two

mailr

groups,

vertebrates

with

a backbone)

and

invertebrates

without

a

backbone).

Sorne

scientists

elieve hat if they

were

to identiff

all species n the tropical

rainforest,hey would find that thereare morethan ten thousand pecies f arthropoda.

Many

people

o not hink

hatclams,

ellyfish,

or earthwoffns

reanimals.

et,

all of thern

belong

o thekingdom

f animals.

26.

What

s

themain

deaof the irst

paragraph?

A

Mostanimalsive

n

water.

B. Arthropod

hylun

arespecies

f animals.

C.

There

aremanykinds

of animalsn the

world.

D.

The

animal ingdom

omprises

00,000

pecies.

A.

thereare

more han

10 housand

pecies

f

Arthropoda.

B.

the number

f Arthropodawould

enlarge

han

10

million species.

C. the

scientists

ere

unableo identiff all species

n the ropical

ain orests.

D. all

species

n the ropical

ain orests ave

been

dentified y

the scientists.

E. the

scientists

erecompetent

o identify

all species

n the ropical

ain

orests.

28. How

manydivisions

oes heAnimal Kingdomhave?

A Two.

B.

Three.

C. Four.

D. Five.

E. Six.

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text is for

questions

9

to 32

SURROGATE

MOTIIER:

'-

Is the price too high?

Nowadayssciencehas made t

possible

or a couple

who

cannot

have children

o

pay

a

woman

to

have a

baby

for

them. These

surrogate'

motherssign a contract

promising

o

give

the

baby o

the

coupleas soon

as t is

born in return

or a

large

sum

of

money.

t does

not

always

work well

in

practice.

As a result, there have

been

a

great

number

of

'bad'

report

about it. This

practice

is basically

unethical, and should be banned

for several

reasons.

First,

thegractice is completely

unnafuralbecauset usesa machine-like,

engineered

technology or

delivering

a baby to this

world.

Although

this

idea might not seem ight fbr

childlesswomen,

having

a baby is not an automatic ight. This

is not

the

way

the nature

rvorks.For this reason, t shouldnot be allowed o be n practice.

Furthermore,

he mental

aspectof the child when the child

is old enough o

knorv the

truth

should

be corrsidered.

his could

causea terrible effect

on

the child's

mental

and

emotional

development.

This

point

is

particularly

mportant as it

relates o the children's

well-being.

Therefore,

I strongly

believe

that surrogacy

is

wrong,

and should be

banne(

a et

least hat

here

shouldbe stricter

ulesabout t.

29.

What does

his

passage

ainlydiscuss?

A.

The

positive

and negativeeffects

of surrogacy,

B.

The solution

or a

couple

who

can't have

children.

C.

The

development

f

tecnology

or

deliveringa baby.

'

"lr"' :

'irY)'

D. Getting a lot

of money by becoming

a sunogatemother.

E.

Possible

effects

on

the

child's mentaland

emotional

development.

30. The writer

is against

surrogatemotherbecause....

A. it is

unethical

B. it uses

a machine

C. it is

women's

ight

D.

it

doesnot

costmuch

E. it helps

unlucky women

31 What

can causenegative

effect oward he child's

mentaland

emotional

development?

A. Growing up abnormally.

B.

Having beenborn

unnaturally

C. Being brought

up by a surrogate

mother.

D. Being

deliveredof

by

a surrogatemother.

E. Having been

born

with

the help of engineered

echnology.

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32,

Which

oneof

the

ollowing

statementss

TRUE based n

the

ext?

A. There s no negativempact

on the child.

B.

The surrogate

ractice

s in

line with how

natureworks.

C.

The

surrogate'

mother an

earna huge

payment

rom t.

D. The

surrogate'

mother oes

ot have

o

sign

anycontract.

E. Thewriter hinks

hat

he

practice

hould e

supported.

This ext

s

for

questions

3 and34

11

=iltb

The advertisement

bove s mainly

about...

A. traveling our

to

NAD.

B.

managementf MedicalTeams.

C. Medical Teams

nternationalProject.

D. a

program

of healthactivities n

Pulau

Nias.

E. a vacancy n Medical Teams nternational NC.

An applicant houldhave....

A.

an

action

plan

B.

a

universitydegree

C.

three

year

experience

D. a network

n the targetedarea

E.

a local

community

health

staff

34.

MEDICALTEAMS

TNTERNATIONAL.INC.

COMMUNITY

IIEALTH

PROJECT

MANAGER

PIDIE

DISTRICT

NAD)

PULAU NIAS

(SIJMUT)

MTI is seeking

ualified

andidates

o managets Community

HealthProjects

n

Sigli, NAD and Pulau

Nias. Candidates ho meet he

qualifications

elow are

encouragedo e-rnail

heirCVs o:admin@mti-indonesia.org

Resnonsibilities:

r

Develop n

action

lan

or community ealth

roject

.

Help recruit,

ire,andnrentorocal

community

ealth taff

r

Develop

network f community ealth ctivities

n

the

argeted rea

Desired

Minimum

Qualifications:

o

University

egree,

ith

a

community

ealth ackground

r

At least our

years

xperience

n

project

work

andmanagement

r

Proficientn English,

ndonesian,

nd

preferably

ahasa

cehor Nias

Benefits:

Good alary, ousing llowance

if

relocated),ndhealth

nsurance.

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questions

5 o

37

The sun

s

not

a

planet.

t is a

star.What makes

he sun

different

rom

a

Sanet

s

that it produces nonnous nefgyand radiatesays. The process f the sun formation,

horvever,was much

he same

as

that of the

planets.

When the cloudsof

dust and

gas

shrank,he nebula

egan o

spin,

which

made

t flattenout

nto

a

disk.The

spinning t

the

centre

was

greater

han oward

he

outside

of the disk, and he outermost

arts

sheared

ff

as ings.The

material t

hecentre eated

p rapidly,and henbegano emitenergy.

The

centre of the

sun has

a temperature

f many

millions

of degress.At

this

temperature,

he nuclei

of atoms

oin

together

n the

process

f thermonuclearrrsion.

he

changing

f hydrogennto

helium

n the

sun esultsn the elease f the sun

s energy

n

the

form

of heat

and

ight.

t is

thisenergy

hatmakes

hesunshine.

35.

What

s the ext about?

A. The explanation bouthow energy s produced

B.

The

explanation

bouthow

hezunshines.

C.

How the Solar

Systems

formed.

D.

What

makes

he

sundifferent

rom a

planet.

E.

Theexplanation

bout he

process

f thesun ormation.

36. "What

makes

..

s that

t

produces

nonnous

nergyand

adiates

ays.-

(pragraph

f

)

Theantonym

of theunderlined

ord

s ....

t2

A,

bie

B,

large

C.

small

D. short

E.

much

37.

What

s the

main

dea

of

paragraph

is?

':

A.

Theenergy eleased

uring

hermonuclear

usion

makeshesun

shine.

B.

Theoutennost

arts

f

thesunsheared

ff as

ings.

C. The

sun

produces

normous nergy.

D. Thenebula

pins he

clouds f dust.

E.

Thesun

s

different rom

a

planet.

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s

for

questions

8

o 40

Artist

Album

Genre

Cool

Tracks

Label

BLUE OCTOBER

Foiled

Rock

"Hate

Me,"

Congratulations,"

Let t Go"

UMI

Whatdo

you

say

o

a

love

song hatcontains n

-word?

Vulgar? nappropriate?

omehow,

.

BLUE OCTOBER anconvey he

gloomy

mood

perfectly

n

such

song

Hate

Me."

Yotr

will

appreciate

he

depth

of the

yrics,

as hey

sound

reat

andhave

ruly somethingo say.

This

band s

headed y brothers ustin ndJeremy

urstenfeld.ustin

s thevocalist

with a

voicesimilar o MichaelHutchence'sf INXS.

Jeremy

andleshe

drums.

CB

Hudson nd

Matt

Noveskey

lay

he

guitar

and

bass,

espectively.

istening

urther o othersongs,

ou

will realize hey

will

go

to any

ength

o make

he songs

ound

nique.There s a

wailing

soundala LINKIN PARK,

Britpop

influence

ala PULP, choir-likebackground ocal,

emotional

yrics,solo violin, andsomedisco

beathere

and here.

n"Congratulations,"

f'emale oice

by

singer mogenHeap)

ives

a

refreshingly

ifferent olor.

Overall,

he

songs n

this

albumare

very

cool

o listen

o

and analyze. ry

this album,and

you

won't

get

oiled.

38.

The

ext s

a review f a an....

A. film

B.

play

39.

BLUE

OCTOBER anconvey he

gloomy

mood

perfectlyn a song

Hate

Me."

Theunderlined

ord

s

opposite

o....

A. sad

B. angry

C. cheerful

D.

gorgeous

E. emotional

40. Whichof

the

ollowing s NOT TRUEaccording

o

the ext?

A. Thesongs n hisalbumarevery cool.

B. Thesongs n hisalbumare

nappropriate.

C.

The

songs n

his

album

haveunique

ounds.

D. Thesongs

n

his album

have

a

wailing

sound.

E.

The

songs

n

his album

will

giveyou

different

olor.

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text

s for

questions

l to 44

The case

f animals

n medical esearch

asmany

practical

enefits.

nimal

research

hasenabledesearcherso developreatmentsor manydiseases,uchasheartdiseasend

depression.

t

wouldnot

havebeen

possible

o

develop

accinesor diseases

ike smallpox

and

polio

withoutanimal

n research.

ny drug

you

ake

oday

was ried

irst

on

animals.

Future

medical

esearchs

dependent

n he

use

of animals.

Which

s

more

mportant:

the ife of

a rat or

that

of a

three-year-old

hild?

Medical

esearch

s alsoan excellent

ay

of

using

unwanted

nimals.

ast

year,

over

twelve

million animals

ad o be

killed n animal

shelters

ecause

obody

wanted

hem

as

pets.

Many

people

cannot

ustiff

the

useof animals

n research

ecause

he animals

suffer

a

lot

during

heseexperiments.

hey are orced

o

live in

small

cages,

nd they

may

be

unableo rnove.

In fact, there is much unnecessary esearchcarried out. Animals have the same ights

as humans' do to

be able to

move freely and

not to

have

pain or fear

forced

upon

them.

Researchersmust find other

ways to do their

research.

They

can

use cell

cultwe

and

computer

modelling, for example.There

should

be no

animals

n

research

aboratories

at

all.

What is the text about?

A. An information about he use

of animats

n research

B. An argumentabout he use

of animals

n medical

esearch.

C. Sharing

opinion about he use

of animals

n

research.

D.

Persuadinghe reader o

useanimals

n

research'

E. The reasonof usinganimals n research

"Many

people

cannot

ustify

the use of

animals

n research

.."@aragraph

4)

The

meaningof

the

underlined

word is....

A. make

B. decide

C.

permit

D.

consider

E. legalize

The following

are arguments

gainst he use

of animals

n

medical

esearch,

XCEPT....

A. Animals helpresearcherso develop reatments

or many

diseases

B. Animals

suffer

a

lot

during he

experiments

C.

Anirnals are orced

o live

in small

cages

D.

Animals have he same

ights

as

humans

E Animals

are easy o

get

for research

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of the

ollowing

statements

s

TRUE?

A. Therearesome dvantagesf usinganimalsn medicalesearch.

'

..

,

It is

estimated

ore

han

12

million

animals

re

killed

everyyear.

c. Researchers

ave

hebest

way

of doing

heir

esearch.

D.

There

s

no

research

o

develop

accines.

E. There

re

more

experiments

o

save

nimals

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text

s for quest ions

5

o

47

My

day

at

the beach

Lastweekwas he astpartof our lueeweekholiday.However,we felt reallybored.

My

friend

and

had

an dea

o ride

our

bikes

o SmithBloch.

t was

about

ive

kilometres

from

our

house.

When

r,ve

arrived

at

the

beach,

we

were

surprised

o

see

here was

hardly

anyone

there.

After

having

a

quick

dip in

the

ocean,

which was

really

cold,we

realized

why

there

were

not

manypeople

here.

he

water

was

cold

and

t

was

windy

oo.

After

we

bought

,s9*t

hot

chips

at

the

storenearby,

we rode

our

bikes along

he

beach.

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had

he

rvind

behind

s

and,

before

we knew

t,

we were

many

milesu*oylrot

home.

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we mdde

he

long

trip

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otally

exhausted

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had

an

exciting

experience.

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s

the

opic

of the

ext?

A.

A

boring

oliday.

B.

An

exhausting

ide.

C.

A store

t

he

beach.

D.

Riding

along

he

beach.

E.

A holiday

t

he

beach.

a

When

did

they

go

o

the

beach?

A. Onweekends.

B,

On week

days.

C.

After

he

holidays.

D.

During

he

holidays.

E.

Before

he

holidays.

Which

statement

s

TRUE

according

o

the

ext?

A.

There

were

manypeople

n he

beach.

B.

The

weather

as

ine

on

the

beach.

C.

They

were

enjoying

he

holiday.

D.

They

ived

n

a

coastal

rea.

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statements

s

TRUE?

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c. Researchers

ave

he

best

way

of doing

heir

esearch.

D.

There

s no

research

o develop

accinis.

E. There

re

more

experiments

o

save

nimals

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ext

s for questions

5

o

47

My

day

at

the beach

Lastweekwas he astpartof our hreeweekholiday.However,we felt reallybored.

My

friend

and

had

an

dea

o ride

our

bikes

o

SmithBloch.

t was

about

ive

kiiometres

from

our

house.

When

we

arrived

at the

beach,

we

were

surprised

o

see here

was

hardly

anyone

there.

After

having

a

quick

dip in

the

ocean,

whichwas

really

cold, we

realized

why

there

were

not

many

people

here.

he

water

was

cold

and

t

was

windy

oo.

After

we

bought

some

hot

chips

at

the

storenearby,

we rode

our bikes

along

he

beach.

We

had

he

vind

behind

s

and,

before

we knew

t,

we were

many

milesu*uy-frot

home.

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Before

we

made

he

long

trip

back,

we

decided

o

paddle

our

feet

n

the

water,

and

thenhada rest or a while.

We were

both

otally

exhausted

ut we

had

an

exciting

experience.

What

s

the

opic

of the

ext?

A.

A

boring

oliday.

B.

An

exhausting

ide.

C.

A store

t

he

beach.

D.

Riding

along

he

beach.

E.

A holiday

t

he

beach.

When

did

they

go

o

the

beach?

A. Onweekends.

B.

On week

days.

C.

After

he

holidays.

D.

During

he holidays.

E.

Before

he

holidays.

Which

statement

s

TRUE

according

o the

ext?

A.

There

were

manypeople

n he

beach.

B.

The

weather

was

ine

on

the

beach.

C.

They

were

enjoying

he

holiday.

D.

They

ived

n

a

coastal

rea.

E. It waswindyon hebeach.

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loods

along

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have

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amilies

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asked

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by

donating

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clothes,

urniture,

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supplies

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weli as financial

assistance.

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especially

eeded,

ince

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floods

have

disrupted

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ocal

watersupply.

n addition,

more

volunteers

re

needed

o

travel

o

the

looded

rea

o

help

distribute

he

donations.

48. What

does

his ext

concem?

A. Water

upply.

B.

Hazardous

oads.

C.

Safety

recautions.

D. Help or floodvictims.

E.

Wamings

bout

weather.

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kincls

f

supplies

s

NOT

mentionedn the

ext?

A. Food.

B. Clothes

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Furniture.

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gonr.a

water.

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upplies

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addition o supplies,

what s also

needed?

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Places

o stay.

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