.
تعداد دانشکاه پیام نه، کارشناسی ŽNS هوکز آزمون و سنجش حضرت علی(ع): ارزش هر کس به میزان دانایی و تخصص اوست. گد سری سؤال: یک (۱) تعداد سؤالات: تستی: ۵۰ تشریحی: -- زمان آزمون (دقیقه): انستی: ۸۰ تشریخی: --
نام درس: خواندن و درک مفاهیم (۳) رشته تحصیلی / کد درس: مترجمی زبان انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۰۵۱) زبان و ادبیات انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۱۰۸)
استفاده از: -- مجاز است.
DIRECTIONS: READ THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES, AND CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER EITHER TO FILL IN THE BLANK
OR FOR THE MEANING OF THE UNDERLINED WORD.
1. She begged me to change my mind, but I remained .............. .
a. remnant b. impact C. incinerate d. adamant
2. Jill ................ him in the ribs. b. nudged
a. pulled d. slumped
3. He lay ......... in pain.
a. Slipping b. writhing c. shrinking d. limping
4. His face was .............. as two orderlies moved him into the emergency room.
a. ashen b. crept up c. gritted d. grinned
5. Bill ................. up the steps. b. Skidded
a. fluttered c. sprinted . ducked
6. It really................ him to see Anita doing so well now.
a. diminished b. dropped C. hit d. galled
7. You did that on purpose, you ................ little devi||
a. brave b. cheeky C. courageous d. Sleepy
8. Nursing is still one of the most .............. CareerS.
a. fulfilling b. cultivating c. exploring . embracing
9. Beth's quiet voice helped to .................. the situation.
a. extroVert b. rub off c. defuse . appeal
10. I'm not going to .................. an invitation to go to New York!
b. turn down C. turn Out
a. turn in 11. Treatment is ........... to the needs of each patient. c. tailored
a. Secured b. interested


























































***
.
تعداد دانشکاه پیام نه، کارشناسی ŽNS هوکز آزمون و سنجش حضرت علی(ع): ارزش هر کس به میزان دانایی و تخصص اوست. گد سری سؤال: یک (۱) تعداد سؤالات: تستی: ۵۰ تشریحی: -- زمان آزمون (دقیقه): انستی: ۸۰ تشریخی: --
نام درس: خواندن و درک مفاهیم (۳) رشته تحصیلی / کد درس: مترجمی زبان انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۰۵۱) زبان و ادبیات انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۱۰۸)
مجاز است.
12. They want to ............... their own import-export business.
a. set off b. Set up C. Set forth
13. He made ................ , budget Space movies.
a. low-tech b. Sort of c. slow down d. ineScapable
“But what shall I do?’ Bernard .................. -
14.
a. terrified b. healed c. soothed . wailed
15. He kept ............. the dog with a stick.
a. changing
16.
b. whacking c. shrieking . blubbering
The new resort area has ............. tourism.
a. reduced b. boosted c. haunted inflicted
17. With electric cars there is a big environmental ................. .
a. disorder b. chronic c. Serving d. pay off
18. Goods are normally................ within 24 hours.
a. dispatched b. warded C. declined d. Cried
19.
He stared at the burnt-out car in .............. disbelief.
a. dumb b. foolish с. coaxing d. joyful
20. She's just ............ for a few minutes.
a. misfired b. tumbled out C. Stepped out ... filled out
21. Many forms of cancer can be cured if............ early.
a. retraced b. recalled c. detected d. adapted
22. He was asked to ............... proposals for reforming the law.
a. pull off b. draw up C. put on
23. People were ................ around in the mud.
a. panting b. sneaking c. sloshing d. resolving
24.
He ......................... to his feet as we came in.
a. Scrambled b. pulled himself c. reached . clanged


















































































***
.
تعداد دانشکاه پیام نه، کارشناسی ŽNS هوکز آزمون و سنجش حضرت علی(ع): ارزش هر کس به میزان دانایی و تخصص اوست. گد سری سؤال: یک (۱) تعداد سؤالات: تستی: ۵۰ تشریحی: -- زمان آزمون (دقیقه): انستی: ۸۰ تشریخی: --
نام درس: خواندن و درک مفاهیم (۳) رشته تحصیلی / کد درس: مترجمی زبان انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۰۵۱) زبان و ادبیات انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۱۰۸)
استفاده از: مجاز است. 25. “What you got there?' he asked in a slow Southern ............... -
a. Squeeze b. jolt c. glint d. draw| 26. The goats .............. at each other with their horns.
a. lunged b. passed on c. stayed up d. looked for 27. She has refused to ................ the possibility of Singing again.
a. doze off b. buzz with c. ruled out d. Stag up 28. She seemed kind of tired, but she .............. when Helen came over.
a. mustered b. Curled up C. perked up d. slouched 29. I wondered where the pictures would............. after the auction.
a. catch up b. end up c. care for d. Cut off 30. We want to ................... the myth that you cannot eat well in Britain.
a. compel b. dispel C. ail d. bulge 31. Bill Jammed the brake all the way down.
a. hold b. touch C. find d. press 32. Hoisting his left leg up and into the well where the pedals were he kicked the driver's out of the way.
a. push b. lift c. drop d. touch 33. I saw a big piece of metal whizzing through the air.
a. Shining b. changing colors
C. moving very quickly d. turning around
34. I was not too alarmed, but was completely doubled up with stomach cramps.
a. hunger b. trouble C. pain d. emptiness 35. 'Go on' he whispered, giving me a ............. in the back. a. trance b. hook C. point d. prod
. He let up on the brake. . put less pressure b. hold it firmly . left a place d. pressed firmly





***
.
تعداد دانشکاه پیام نه، کارشناسی ŽNS هوکز آزمون و سنجش حضرت علی(ع): ارزش هر کس به میزان دانایی و تخصص اوست. گد سری سؤال: یک (۱) تعداد سؤالات: تستی: ۵۰ تشریحی: -- زمان آزمون (دقیقه): انستی: ۸۰ تشریخی: --
نام درس: خواندن و درک مفاهیم (۳) رشته تحصیلی / کد درس: مترجمی زبان انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۰۵۱) زبان و ادبیات انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۱۰۸)
استفاده از: مجاز است. 25. “What you got there?' he asked in a slow Southern ............... -
a. Squeeze b. jolt c. glint d. draw| 26. The goats .............. at each other with their horns.
a. lunged b. passed on c. stayed up d. looked for 27. She has refused to ................ the possibility of Singing again.
a. doze off b. buzz with c. ruled out d. Stag up 28. She seemed kind of tired, but she .............. when Helen came over.
a. mustered b. Curled up C. perked up d. slouched 29. I wondered where the pictures would............. after the auction.
a. catch up b. end up c. care for d. Cut off 30. We want to ................... the myth that you cannot eat well in Britain.
a. compel b. dispel C. ail d. bulge 31. Bill Jammed the brake all the way down.
a. hold b. touch C. find d. press 32. Hoisting his left leg up and into the well where the pedals were he kicked the driver's out of the way.
a. push b. lift c. drop d. touch 33. I saw a big piece of metal whizzing through the air.
a. Shining b. changing colors
C. moving very quickly d. turning around
34. I was not too alarmed, but was completely doubled up with stomach cramps.
a. hunger b. trouble C. pain d. emptiness 35. 'Go on' he whispered, giving me a ............. in the back. a. trance b. hook C. point d. prod
. He let up on the brake. . put less pressure b. hold it firmly . left a place d. pressed firmly





***
.
?"s دانشگاه پیام نهاه کارشناسی ŽNS مرکز آزمون و سنجش حضرت علی(ع): ارزش هر کس به میزان دانایی و تخصص اوست. گد سری سؤال: یک (۱)
تعداد سؤالات: تستی: ۵۰ تشریحی: -- زمان آزمون (دقیقه): انستی: ۸۰ تشریخی: -- نام درس: خواندن و درک مفاهیم (۳) رشته تحصیلی / کد درس: مترجمی زبان انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۰۵۱) زبان و ادبیات انگلیسی (۱۲۱۲۱۰۸)
استفاده از: مجاز است. 37 He began dragging himself along the fence, resolved that he would walk.
a. Surprised b. expected c. disappointed d. determined
38. For the remainder of his days he ate every meal with the family.
a. best b. rest C. moSt d. few 39. At least she had the gumption to phone me. a. power b. Support C. feeling d. Courage
40. Linda's enthusiasm began to ebb away.
a. decrease b. increase C. rise d. flow
PART TWO: READ THE FOLLOWING PASSAGES AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BY CHOOSING THE BEST CHOICE. As anyone who has suffered through a few sleepless nights might know, losing sleep can slow
reflexes and fog the mind. Study volunteers deprived of just a couple of hours for a few nights in
a row experienced slowed reaction times and poor concentration. The consequences can be
deadly. Experts warn that lack of sleep causes hundreds of thousands of road accidents all over
the world each year.
New findings have found some other good reasons to get plenty of Shuteye. For instance, a
sound sleep seems to be key to a healthy heart. As soon as people drift off, levels of hormones that stimulate the
nervous system during the waking hours, called
catecholamines, begin to ebb. The result: Blood pressure
falls. Heart rate slows. Blood vessels relax, making it easier for blood to flow. Our hearts, in other words, get a much
deserved rest. Not so when study subjects are deprived of sleep. Catecholamine levels can actually climb, raising blood
pressure and making the heart work harder than normal. That added burden, over time, could spell trouble. Sleeplessness can knock the stuffing out of the body's immune system as well. Immune cells
may be responsible for commanding sleep, in fact. And when we don't obey their orders, germfighting cells called natural killers begin to weaken. One or two nights of bad sleep probably don't pose much danger. "However, chronic sleep
deprivation might," says a neuroscientist named Carol Everson. In a recent study, she found that
when rats are sleep-deprived over a three-week period, bacteria that normally reside in the gut
T্য্যজন্যJায়াল صفحه ۴ از ۶










































































***