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1. GOOD LUCK 2002 2 TOEIC TOEIC The Test of English for International Communication ETS Educational Testing Service 200 2 2 4 Listening Section 45 100 3 Reading Section 754 100 lt Listening Section gt PART I PART IV 4 45 HRB LL POW PART I 20 PART II 30 PART III 30 PART IV 20 8 100 lt Reading Section gt PART V PART VI 3 1 152. PART V 40 PART VI 20 PART VII 40 100 3 100 1 15 Reading Section PART V PART VI PART VII TOEIC UNIT 7 1 8 UNIT 2 2 RR RS RS Nk 12 UNIT 3 1 Po ETEEN A E EE esse guess E spines oe sGuanuagaarsees 16 UNIT 4 2 0 CER 20 UNIT 5 Ea a E 24 UNIT 6 EES ETE EA T E A 28 UNIT 7 1 ae EE EE EE EE 32 UNIT 8 2 ANNE EE 36 UNIT 9
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4. Any non science major B Anyone interested in the history of architecture C All business administration majors D Anyone who has taken Art History 101 A Q2 How many hours per week does each lecture course take A 6 B 4 C 3 D 2 A Q3 How is Chemistry 100 different from Chemistry 201 A It has no concurrent section requirements B It is more than one laboratory section C It includes no course units D It has more prerequisites A BO BD 11 UNIT 2 2 Lost and Found a 1 accompany 2 personnel 3 curfew 4 prohibit 5 premise 6 plot 7 submit 8 attendance 9 unruly 10 claim a b c d e f g h i j 12 J Questions 1 3 refer to the following list Dormitory Rules 1 Non resident guests must be accompanied by residents a
5. in the earthquake The new sports facility has a swimming pool and a gym Introductory Linguistics is a prerequisite for any of the advanced courses in linguistics Working on two concurrent projects can make a writer s life even harder and busier She fulfills all the conditions for employment a b C d e f J Questions 1 3 refer to the following announcement State University Orientation ATTENTION NEW STUDENTS Sign up now for the free campus orientation State University campus offers a wide range of resources that every student should know about The free orientation includes a walking tour of the campus conducted by the staff of the Campus Library Association and includes all the information you need in order to take full advantage of services and facilities such as the 17 special ized department libraries on campus Tours begin at 10 a m 12 p m 2p m and 4 p m daily and each tour lasts approximately one hour Reservations are required so be sure to sign up today at the Student Union or Administration offices All new students are strongly encouraged to participate Q1 Who is the announcement intended for A New students B Faculty members C Student Union members Q2 Which of the following do we know from the a
6. TOEIC Test Reading Express Tetsuya Kagata Shuji Tsumura Braven Smillie TOEIC is a registered trademark of Educational Testing Service ETS This publication is not endorsed or approved by ETS or The Chauncey Group International Ltd The TOEIC Program is administered by The Chauncey Group International Ltd a subsidiary of Educational Testing Service SANSHUSHA TOEIC Test Reading Express TOEIC 4 3 TOEIC
7. e 1 DE 40 UNIT 10 2 ee 44 UNIT 11 ES ER SRE EERE SE RS RE SERS EE i iA se 48 UNIT 12 1 Sedans shoes gob E A T T IA E A a 52 UNIT 13 2 SR30 aud baave RR 56 UNIT 14 HE oo 60 UNIT 15 RO twos tas teecatwel NR 64 UNIT 16 PRBS ER oo 68 UNIT 17 1 CER ES ES EE Ni Ea ei 72 UNIT 18 2 SAR EE IE NEER 76 UNIT 19 1 a ee te ds EE EEE EE 80 UNIT 20 2 E S A E RE E ETNE 84 Beck 1 a f Syntax is an elective course therefore you can choose another one if you don t want to take it This is a nonprofit organization All the money we earn will be used to help children who have lost their parents
8. e elderly C A joint program between the university and a nonprofit group D A program that helps offer inexpensive education to the poor Q2 Which of the following does the program encourage A Academic excellence B Community service C Political activism D Religious activities Q3 Who is the announcement intended for A 1st and 2nd year Beerston students B Alumni Association members C Community service professionals D Local City Council members 10 Questions 1 3 refer to the following course schedule Atlantic College Course Schedule Must be taken concurrently with the appropriate laboratory section Come Time Days Units ett hare Description Name sites Architecture Art His History of architectural 201 TOL hese ol ca tory 101 traditions Survey course on the A he 1 2 30 ThF 4 None history of artistic tradi tion Business 9 30 Basic concepts of busi Admin 100 11 NN 4 None ness administration Chemistry 9 30 Tu Th Nang Elementary chemistry 100 11 for non majors Chemistry 23 MWF None Basic chemistry for sci 101 ence majors Chemistry Chemistry Advanced chemistry for 201 2 3 101 or 100 science majors Chemistry Laboratory section for 111 oe ME Chem 101 Chemistry 10 11 Laboratory section for 222 Chem 201 Q1 Who would be able to take Architecture 201 A
9. llowing sign Campus Lost and Found Lost items may be claimed in person from 10 a m to 6 p m Mon Fri The Lost and Found assumes no responsibility for damaged items All claimed items must be described before being shown to the owner and photo I D is required Items must be claimed within 90 days of being registered at the Lost and Found Q1 Who would most likely be interested in the information on the sign A Someone who lost his sweater on campus a few days ago B A policeman looking for someone who stole a bag C A person looking for inexpensive second hand clothing D A student who wants to avoid losing valuable possessions Q2 What should a person do if he or she finds a lost item on campus at 9 00 a m A Notify the public with a free classified ad B Leave it near the sign for collection later C Wait one hour then take it to the Lost and Found D Describe it to Lost and Found personnel D Q3 How do the rules prevent someone from claiming an object owned by someone else A By identifying the object with a photo B By waiting 90 days before handing it over C By taking responsibility for damage to the goods D By requiring a description of the lost item 15
10. nnouncement A The Student Union is in the Administration building B Reservations are not necessary C There are 17 specialized libraries on campus D Q3 At which of the following times will one of the orientations most likely end A 11 a m B 12 p m C 3 30 p m D Campus Library Association members Senior students conduct the tours D 4 p m 2 Questions 1 3 refer to the following announcement Volunteer This Summer and Earn Course Credits Earn course credits while helping to improve the community The Beerston University Alumni Association and the nonprofit Beerston City Community Center have coordinated a unique community service program for Ist and 2nd year students at Beerston University that allows them to earn up to 3 course credits during the summer by helping with a number of community service programs Student volunteers will be assigned to three hours of community service per week in projects such as helping clean up the Walnut River assisting at the Beerston Community Senior Citizens Home or helping staff of the Meals for the Homeless program Course credits will be applied through the Sociology Department and will count toward fulfilling the Liberal Arts elective requirement Q1 What type of program is being announced A University help in the construction of a new homeless shelter B The establishment of community service jobs for th
11. signed for students interested in developing their fiction writing skills Professor Winston Bailey will coach students through the process of writing one or more short stories focusing on specific skills These skills include dramatic dialogue writing narrative technique plot develop ment and compositional structure Students will be graded on skill develop ment as reflected in a short story to be submitted as a term project at the end of the semester Attendance is open to all students but class size is limited to 16 students Prerequisite Strong basic English language writing skills Q1 What is the main purpose of the course A To teach journalistic skills B To help students publish term papers C To limit enrollment to 16 students D To develop creative writing talent Q2 Which of the following will help determine the course grade A Regular attendance throughout the semester B A final exam at the end of the semester C A work of short fiction written by the student D The student s interpretation of a short story Q3 Which of the following is true A Students will be required to write more than one short story B The class is not open to students who lack basic writing skills C Only 16 students have applied for admission to the course this year D Basic English Writing taught by Prof Bailey must be taken before English 216 14 Questions 1 3 refer to the fo
12. t all times and must identify themselves to dormitory personnel at the reception desk in the lobby and enter the time duration and purpose of the visit in the guest book in the lobby 2 All residents wishing to stay in their dorm rooms must return to the dormitory by the 10 00 p m curfew after which the front door locks automatically 3 Smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages are not allowed in common areas 4 Cooking in rooms is strictly prohibited at all times 5 Unruly behavior or loud noise is prohibited at all times 6 Musical performances and other live entertainment are prohibited on the premises unless planned and approved by the management Q1 What is the primary purpose of the list A To prevent non residents from visiting residents at night B To notify dormitory residents of the residential rules C To inform readers of the next residents committee meeting D To discourage smoking and drinking among students A Q2 Which of the following is severely prohibited in dorm rooms A Smoking B Drinking beer C Frying hamburgers D Playing live music Q3 What happens at 10 00 p m A The guest book is copied and registered B The reception desk closes C Non residents are restricted to the lobby D Students are not allowed to use the front door 13 Z Questions 1 3 refer to the following course description English 216 Writing Workshop This course is de
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