DTM English Test 21-2019 Total test 30 Questions

DTM test 21 / 2019

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1. People use ... gestures and words to express their ideas and feelings.
   1.   either
   2.   also
   3.   both
   4.   neither
2. What . . . if you happened to be with them?
   1.   will you do
   2.   you would have done
   3.   would you have done
   4.   would you do
3. He’s in trouble with his history teacher. He gave us a project to finish . . . a week, and he hasn’t even started it yet.
   1.   till
   2.   within
   3.   out of
   4.   by
4. As for me I think you . . . have asked him about it before.
   1.   ought to
   2.   were
   3.   may
   4.   should
5. After describing the situation on the market in general, the sales manager went on . . . about details.
   1.   talk
   2.   talked
   3.   talking
   4.   to have talked
6. He drove . . . and . . . till we told him to stop.
   1.   faster/ the fastest
   2.   faster/ faster
   3.   the fastest/ the fastest
   4.   fast/ fastest
7. Manchester won the match. . .
   1.   easier
   2.   ease
   3.   easily
   4.   easy
8. I think I could, if I only know how . . . .
   1.   begin
   2.   to begin
   3.   beginning
   4.   to began
9. Is it uncommon . . . such a good grammar book in this section of the library?
   1.   found
   2.   find
   3.   finding
   4.   to find
10. He has got two cars. One is a Rover and . . . is a Mini.
    1.   other
    2.   the other
    3.   one other
    4.   another
11. Fortunately, there is . . . unemployment in our city.
    1.   none
    2.   a few
    3.   a little
    4.   little
12. A young man . . . a beautiful girl, and he . . . to write her a letter to tell her how much he . . . her.
    1.   met/ decided/ loved
    2.   met/ was deciding/ had loved
    3.   met/ decide/ love
    4.   met/ decided/ had loved
13. Someone had removed all the evidence. . . . it was now impossible for the police to continue their investigation.
    1.   Thus
    2.   Besides
    3.   Whereas
    4.   Although
14. Neil has committed a terrible crime. He is to be sent to . . . jail.
    1.   -
    2.   an
    3.   the
    4.   a
15. It’s been a really hot summer, . . .?
    1.   didn’t there
    2.   wasn’t it
    3.   isn’t it
    4.   hasn’t it
16. Who are . . . people over there?
    1.   that
    2.   these
    3.   those
    4.   -
17. This meal … . Don’t eat it. It smells awful.
    1.   passed out
    2.   dropped in
    3.   went off
    4.   got over
18. This is . . . heavy luggage that I can’t carry it.
    1.   so a
    2.   so
    3.   such a
    4.   such
19. Read and answer the questions 19-22
    The world’s first robot police officer has started working. Its name is ‘RoboCop”. It went into service for the Dubai Police last year. Robocop’s first official duty was to meet guests at the opening of a security conference in Dubai. Apart from greeting visitors, its job was to answer questions and give directions. RoboCop has a tablet, a small portable computer, for people to communicate with. People can use this tablet to pay traffic payments and use other police services. The tablet is linked to a police station, so people can talk to human police officers. In addition, RoboCop can speak six languages, including English and Arabic. The 170 centimetre-tall robot can also shake hands, recognize people’s emotions and face expressions. Dubai Police say RoboCop is the first of many robot police officers for the city. They say by 2030, 25 per cent of the Dubai police force will be robots. The officials commented that ‘The future is here now. The age of the robots is no longer coming. It has already arrived.”
    According to the passage, what was the robot’s first official duty?
    1.   to comment news
    2.   to open a conference
    3.   to catch robbers
    4.   to welcome people
20. According to the passage, what can RoboCop do?
    1.   It can run very fast.
    2.   It can write in Arabic.
    3.   It can shake hands.
    4.   It can jump very high.
21. All of the following statements are FALSE, EXCEPT ...
    1.   The officials said the age of the robots had arrived.
    2.   By 2030, half of Dubai’s police force will be robots.
    3.   RoboCop can speak more than eight languages.
    4.   RoboCop’s first duty was to catch thieves in streets.
22. According to the passage, how many language can RoboCop speak?
    1.   six
    2.   four
    3.   eight
    4.   twenty-five
23. Read and answer the questions 23-26
    Today I finally climbed Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world. The top of the mountain was amazing. It felt like we were close to the sky. The snow was so thick that my boots sank. I looked at the beauty around me. Maybe my story would be a legend one day. I wanted people to remember this forever. I was the senior explorer in my group. I took many pictures with my camera. I would put them in a frame and hang them. On the mountain, the air was very cold. I looked over the side of the mountaintop. From that angle, I saw the border of the clouds touching the rocks below. It looked pure. There was no sign of modern life. After fifteen minutes, I knew it was time to go down from the mountain. I was glad. The team congratulated us. My chief praised us. I sent messages to my relatives to tell them that I was safe. But it was hard to leave the mountain so quickly. I wanted to enjoy the incredible sight longer.
    According to the passage, what is this story about?
    1.   Modern life on the mountains.
    2.   The conditions of terrible weather.
    3.   How to use a camera on the mountain.
    4.   The author’s incredible experience.
24. According to the passage, what did the author see from the angle over the side of the mountaintop?
    1.   The sun in the east.
    2.   His boots in the snow.
    3.   The border of the clouds.
    4.   His picture in a frame.
25. According to the passage, the author was happy to do all of the following, EXCEPT ....
    1.   hearing his team congratulate him
    2.   sending messages to his relatives
    3.   getting praise from his chief
    4.   leaving the mountain quickly
26. According to the passage, the air at the top of the mountain was ....
    1.   cold
    2.   warm
    3.   hot
    4.   thick
27. Read and answer the questions 27-30
    Scientists believe that they have found a secret how flamingos stand on one leg. We all love the image of these beautiful birds standing in water on just one leg. The reason why the birds do this has wondered scientists for decades. Researchers say they have revealed this secret. Professor YoungHui Chang says a flamingo can stand on just one leg for many hours because of its skeleton. The flamingo’s hip and leg bones are in a special shape and position that help the bird to balance. Flamingos don’t have to use their muscles a lot to do this. Another researcher, Lena Ting said, “The flamingo is very unique because it can stand still for a long time on one leg. It would be very difficult for a human to stay still without moving, even for an hour. Most of people aren’t aware of that they are moving around all the time. Even when people stand still, they actually move and use a lot of energy.” The muscles in humans’ bodies constantly change to stop them from falling over.
    According to the passage, what does the word “a secret” refer to?
    1.   bird’s flying high ability
    2.   flamingo’s standing on one leg
    3.   flamingos’ using a lot of energy
    4.   human’s standing straight
28. According to the passage, what helps the flamingo stand on one leg?
    1.   Its flying feature
    2.   Its hip and leg bones
    3.   Its swimming ability
    4.   Its hand and wing bones
29. All of the following statements are TRUE, EXCEPT ...
    1.   A flamingo’s hips and leg hones help it to balance.
    2.   It is difficult for humans to stay still without moving.
    3.   A flamingo’s skeleton stops it from standing on one leg.
    4.   Most people don’t know that they are moving all the time.
30. According to the passage, what do the muscles in our body constantly do to keep us straight?
    1.   break
    2.   grow
    3.   slide
    4.   change