TGAT Preparation (สำหรับนักเรียนไทย) Set 20

TGAT Preparation Set 20

TGAT Preparation Set 20

1. Sarah looked out the window and sighed. “It’s raining again,” she said. What is Sarah likely feeling?

a) Excited
b) Disappointed
c) Amused
d) Confused

2. Complete the dialogue:
A: “How was the food at the new restaurant?”
B: “It was ______! I’ll definitely go back.”

a) awful
b) amazing
c) forgettable
d) bland

3. What does the phrase “hit the books” mean?

a) To damage your textbooks
b) To start studying seriously
c) To avoid studying
d) To go to the library

4. The project was challenging, but we managed to finish it before the deadline. What does this imply about the team?

a) The team gave up easily
b) The team was persistent
c) The team ignored the deadline
d) The team made many mistakes

5. What does “the elephant in the room” mean?

a) A hidden animal
b) An obvious issue no one wants to discuss
c) A very small problem
d) An exciting topic

6. Fill in the blank: “I’m really proud of you for ______ through the difficult times.”

a) giving up
b) pushing
c) avoiding
d) turning

7. In the sentence, “The new policy aims to reduce energy consumption,” what does “reduce” mean?

a) Increase
b) Minimize
c) Encourage
d) Maintain

8. Why might someone say, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”?

a) To encourage people to look beyond appearances
b) To avoid reading
c) To promote buying books
d) To explain bad decisions

9. Choose the best option: “The athlete ______ to improve her performance after a minor setback.”

a) gave up
b) persisted
c) forgot
d) ignored

10. Complete the dialogue:
A: “I think we should leave now. The weather is getting worse.”
B: “I agree. Let’s leave ______.”

a) later
b) immediately
c) eventually
d) never
TGAT Preparation Set 20

Passage 1

“Renewable energy is transforming how we power our lives. Solar panels and wind turbines are becoming more common, reducing dependence on fossil fuels. While these technologies offer environmental benefits, they also face challenges, such as the need for large installations and weather dependency.”

13. What is the main idea of the passage?

a) Renewable energy is unreliable
b) Renewable energy is reshaping energy consumption
c) Fossil fuels are better than renewables
d) Renewable energy has no limitations

14. What does “reducing dependence on fossil fuels” imply?

a) Using fewer renewable sources
b) Increasing reliance on natural energy sources
c) Avoiding renewable technologies
d) Reducing fossil fuel consumption

15. Which of the following is mentioned as a challenge for renewable energy?

a) Weather dependency
b) Low installation costs
c) Lack of public interest
d) Overuse of fossil fuels

Passage 2

“The invention of the internet has revolutionized communication and access to information. People can now connect instantly across the globe, and businesses have expanded their reach. However, concerns about data privacy and misinformation remain prevalent in the digital age.”

16. What is the main idea of the passage?

a) The internet has only caused problems
b) The internet has transformed communication and commerce
c) The internet is outdated
d) Businesses no longer rely on the internet

17. What does “revolutionized communication” most likely mean?

a) Changed it dramatically
b) Made it slower
c) Increased its complexity
d) Eliminated its use

18. Which is an example of a concern in the digital age, according to the passage?

a) Instant messaging
b) Data privacy
c) Business reach
d) Global connection

19. What does the author imply about misinformation?

a) It is helpful for businesses
b) It is a challenge in the digital age
c) It enhances communication
d) It has been resolved

20. Which statement summarizes the author’s tone about the internet?

a) It is completely negative
b) It is positive with some concerns
c) It is neutral and uninformed
d) It is outdated and irrelevant

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