מבחן אמירנט לדוגמא להדפסה

1. Through a gap in the fence, Leila caught ____ of a red fox crossing the orchard.

1. look
2. glance
3. view
4. sight

2. Because the study included both rural and urban households, its sample was more ____ than the earlier city-only survey.

1. temporary
2. fragile
3. diverse
4. uniform

3. Averages can ____ disparities when exceptionally high values among a few participants offset low values among many others.

1. obscure
2. magnify
3. preclude
4. redress

4. The sign on the laboratory door carried a clear ____: 'Do not enter while the red light is on.'

1. greeting
2. compliment
3. warning
4. receipt

5. Only three of the forty volunteers preferred working at night, so this preference was held by a small ____.

1. minority
2. total
3. surplus
4. majority

6. The agreement’s silence on enforcement should not be ____ as proof that the signatories regarded compliance as unimportant.

1. stipulated
2. construed
3. expunged
4. procured

7. The old bridge looks fragile, but engineers say it is ____ enough to carry heavy buses.

1. ancient
2. strong
3. empty
4. narrow

8. The committee supported the project in ____, meaning that it liked the basic idea but had not yet approved any practical arrangements.

1. practice
2. principle
3. return
4. detail

9. The shop will reopen as soon as the repairs are finished.

1. The shop must reopen before any repairs can begin.
2. The shop is to open again immediately after the repairs have been completed.
3. The shop will remain closed permanently because repairs are impossible.
4. Repairs will begin as soon as the shop closes for the first time.

10. Few of the participants were aware that the study was being recorded.

1. Most of the participants did not know that the study was being recorded.
2. Several participants asked that the study not be recorded.
3. The participants were told in advance that the study would be recorded.
4. Only a few participants agreed to take part in the recorded study.

11. The more a language is used online, the more likely it is to survive.

1. Only languages that are used online can survive.
2. Languages that survive are later used more often online.
3. Languages that are used more on the internet have a better chance of surviving.
4. Languages that are used online are certain to survive.

12. Every hut on the ridge has a water tank, but none has electricity.

1. Every hut on the ridge has electricity, but only a few have water tanks.
2. Some huts on the ridge have electricity, although all have water tanks.
3. No hut on the ridge has either a water tank or electricity.
4. All the huts on the ridge have water tanks, and no hut there has electricity.

13. What is the passage mainly intended to show?

1. Social concerns should be excluded from environmental planning exercises.
2. A restoration site should be evaluated through its connections to water flows and human activities.
3. Every restored wetland must occupy the largest field in a valley.
4. The cheapest field is always the most effective location for a wetland.

14. What separated one of the fields from the water?

1. A raised road.
2. A line of storage buildings.
3. A newly restored wetland.
4. A path connecting two neighbourhoods.

15. Why might a smaller field outperform a larger inexpensive field?

1. Expensive land always absorbs more water than cheap land.
2. It may lie along the water route the restoration is intended to intercept.
3. A smaller field necessarily has fewer current users.
4. Wetlands cease to function when they exceed a particular area.

16. What does “them” in paragraph (3) refer to in “a plan which ignored them”?

1. Concerns about current uses and access to the fields.
2. Only the students who selected the cheapest land.
3. All projects outside the river valley.
4. The unusually heavy storms mentioned earlier.