Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the given one
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Doctors and other health workers, for instance, suggest that the
having vending machines in schools is based on health and nutrition. They cite statistics
that show school-aged children have poorly balanced diets, often due to eating too much
fast food. If vending machines are introduced to schools, children will have yet another
option for eating unhealthy foods. In a survey of vending machine sales across the country,
it was found that sweet drinks like colas and sugary snacks like candy bars were the biggest
sellers. Sugary foods and drinks commonly cause obesity in consumers. Opponents of
vending machines in schools worry that we are teaching children to be obese. Considering
the problem of childhood obesity, it is plausible to say that children's health problems will
only get worse if vending machines are allowed in schools. (238 words)
28. The passage mainly discusses
A. the impact of vending machines on American children
B. how vending machines improve children's health
C. the issue of vending machines used at American public schools
D. what type of vending machines is allowed in schools
29. The word "others" in paragraph 1 refers to
A. schools
B. students
D. people
30. According to the passage, which of the following is true about the use of vending
machines in America?
C. machines
A. Most public schools in America allow the use of vending machines.
B. Vending machines are not allowed in all American public schools.
C. Only one state allows the use of vending machines at public schools.
D. Some vending machines are allowed to be accessible to students.
31. The word "Opponents" in paragraph 2 almost means
A. advocates
C. objectors
B. supporters
D. partners
32. It is stated in paragraph 2 that
A. school-aged children are having poorly balanced diets due to vending machines at
schools
B. school-aged children are eating too much fast food, hence having poorly balanced
diets
C. school-aged children are drinking too much cola and eating too much sugary snacks
D. school-aged children are getting obese because of eating too much unhealthy foods
IX. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning
to the given one.
33. It was so late that nothing could be done.
A.)It was too late for nothing to be done.
B. It was too late for anything to be done.
C. It was such late that nothing could be done.
D. It was so late that nothing to be done.
34. "Please don't tell anyone what happened," Ann said to me.
A. Ann said to me please don't tell anyone what happened.
B. Ann told me didn't tell anyone what had happened.
C. Ann said me not to tell anyone what happened.
D. Ann told me not to tell anyone what had happened.
35. Though he tried hard, he didn't succeed.
Doctors and other health workers, for instance, suggest that the
having vending machines in schools is based on health and nutrition. They cite statistics
that show school-aged children have poorly balanced diets, often due to eating too much
fast food. If vending machines are introduced to schools, children will have yet another
option for eating unhealthy foods. In a survey of vending machine sales across the country,
it was found that sweet drinks like colas and sugary snacks like candy bars were the biggest
sellers. Sugary foods and drinks commonly cause obesity in consumers. Opponents of
vending machines in schools worry that we are teaching children to be obese. Considering
the problem of childhood obesity, it is plausible to say that children's health problems will
only get worse if vending machines are allowed in schools. (238 words)
28. The passage mainly discusses
A. the impact of vending machines on American children
B. how vending machines improve children's health
C. the issue of vending machines used at American public schools
D. what type of vending machines is allowed in schools
29. The word "others" in paragraph 1 refers to
A. schools
B. students
D. people
30. According to the passage, which of the following is true about the use of vending
machines in America?
C. machines
A. Most public schools in America allow the use of vending machines.
B. Vending machines are not allowed in all American public schools.
C. Only one state allows the use of vending machines at public schools.
D. Some vending machines are allowed to be accessible to students.
31. The word "Opponents" in paragraph 2 almost means
A. advocates
C. objectors
B. supporters
D. partners
32. It is stated in paragraph 2 that
A. school-aged children are having poorly balanced diets due to vending machines at
schools
B. school-aged children are eating too much fast food, hence having poorly balanced
diets
C. school-aged children are drinking too much cola and eating too much sugary snacks
D. school-aged children are getting obese because of eating too much unhealthy foods
IX. Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning
to the given one.
33. It was so late that nothing could be done.
A.)It was too late for nothing to be done.
B. It was too late for anything to be done.
C. It was such late that nothing could be done.
D. It was so late that nothing to be done.
34. "Please don't tell anyone what happened," Ann said to me.
A. Ann said to me please don't tell anyone what happened.
B. Ann told me didn't tell anyone what had happened.
C. Ann said me not to tell anyone what happened.
D. Ann told me not to tell anyone what had happened.
35. Though he tried hard, he didn't succeed.