... 4 Listening 60
Paper 5 Speaking 65
Test 2
Paper 1 Reading 66
Paper 2 Writing 75
Paper 3 Use of English 79
Paper 4 Listening 86
Paper 5 Speaking 91
Test 3
Paper 1 Reading 92
Paper 2 Writing 113
Paper ... fulfilled
6 A narrow
B attached
c
close
D
near
7 A but
B
otherwise
c
instead D
although
8 A Whole
B Deep c Entire
D
Filled
9 A saying
B informing c describing
D referring
10 A
regarding
B giving c taking
D
bearing
11,
A
reached ...
does not join in the conversation.
Part 4 (4 minutes)
The examiner joins in the conversation. You all talk together in a more general
way about what has been said in Part 3. The examiner asks...
... updated rows in all included tables. So, I'm led to think
that using this smaller DataSet, instead of the original one, results in improved performance. However,
there was something in your ... to the database in a single shot or as a single block of data. In this case, in fact,
using GetChanges would result in much more optimized code.
The key parameter that determines how many significant ... existing
table. If the DataSet does not contain a schema (that is, it's empty), and there is no inline schema, no data is read
and loaded. ReadXml can only read inline schemas defined using...
... multitasking. NetWare is a multitasking OS since it gives the illusion that a
single CPU is executing two or more programs at once. However, in reality, it is
executing the threads in these ... relinquishes control and reschedules itself on the run
queue. In an MP world, this refers to one processor in the server.
Storage Services
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'LVWULEXWHG )LOH 6HUYLFH ... machines.
NetWare 6 has been tooled to minimize the direct accessing of RAM. This is done
by intentionally assigning a thread to run on a given processor and letting it run its
life on that processor. In...
... for the test container is shown in Example 7-34
.
Example 7-34. File: UsingDesignTimeFeauresWithComponentsForm.cs
// Namespaces, variables, and constants
using System;
using System.Data;
... there is no user interface for a component.
•
A control is a component that provides user interface functionality and inherits
from the System.Windows.Forms.Control class, which in turn derives ... that implements the IComponent interface or inherits from
a class that implements that interface, such as
System.ComponentModel.Component. A component has no user interface; it
supports a visual...
... 27-inch LED Cinema Display, offers a whopping 2 560 × 1440 pixels. Note that the 3
rd
generation
iPad released in the spring of 2012 (which Apple confusingly calls the “new iPad” instead of
incrementing ... to use as a starting point for building your application.
The pane on the left side of the sheet is divided into two main sections: iOS and Mac OS X.
Since we’re building an iOS application, ... with a selected view displayed in the edit pane
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28 CHAPTER 2: Appeasing the Tiki Gods
Introducing Xcode’s Interface Builder
In your workspace window’s project navigator, expand...
... creating out-
lines and grouping ideas together into categories.
Think carefully about how you learn. Which is your dominant learning style? Keep it in mind as you
read about Learning Strategies in ... located in Appendix A.]
1. He was so nervous that his voice was quavering.
a. thundering, booming confidently
b. trembling, shaking noticeably
c. quiet, whispering softly
d. making a quacking sound
2. ... keep things in perspective.
If something is beyond your control, don’t waste your energy worrying about it. Instead, think of how
you can handle what is in your control.
■
Stay confident. Remind...
... keep things in perspective.
If something is beyond your control, don’t waste your energy worrying about it. Instead, think of how
you can handle what is in your control.
■
Stay confident. Remind ... do something)
a. How did you make out during the interview?
3. slang: to French kiss
a. The teenagers made out during the whole movie.
Mapping information is similar to making an outline. The ... remember
information. For example, if you read “It’s raining cats and dogs out there!” you might write:
What an odd expression! Funny image. Easy to remember.
Outlining and Mapping Information
Outlines...
... you can stay up later and study. But in real-
ity, you are “tricking” your brain into thinking that it’s awake and making yourself more dependent on
caffeine.
– HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE TOEFL
®
EXAM–
18
See ... reading comprehension:
SKIM AHEAD AND JUMP BACK
Skimming ahead helps prepare you for your reading task. Before you begin reading, scan the text to see what’s
ahead. Is the reading broken into ... word indelible in paragraph 3 most likely means:
■
The word protest in paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to:
■
The word remarkable in paragraph 2 could best be replaced by:
■
Look at the word in...
... located in Appendix A.]
1. He was so nervous that his voice was quavering.
a. thundering, booming confidently
b. trembling, shaking noticeably
c. quiet, whispering softly
d. making a quacking sound
2. ... something to do with eat-
ing (or rather, not eating). Famous may sound like famished, but nothing in the passage suggests that famished
has anything to do with being famous—or with being tired ... clothing
b. immersing it in warm water and wrapping it in a sterile bandage
c. getting immediate medical attention
d. gently cooling the burned skin with cool water
3. Which of the following is NOT...
... happening now. It ends in -ing and is accom-
panied by a helping verb such as is.
Chester is smiling
again.
They ar
e watching the stock market very carefully.
NOTE: Words that end in -ing don’t ... insulin. In people with insulin-dependent diabetes,
the pancreas does not produce insulin at all. These patients must have daily insulin injections to
survive. People with non-insulin dependent diabetes ... down into glucose. The blood carries glucose
throughout the body, causing blood glucose levels to rise. In response to this rise, the hormone
insulin is released into the blood stream. Insulin...
... b
y taking the train.
He is always frustrated aft
er meeting with his lawyer.
■
Always use a gerund after the following verbs:
I just missed cat
ching that train!
I am considering j
oining the ... end in -ing, but they actually function as nouns in sentences:
Trevor enjoys t
raveling.
Here, the “action” Trevor performs is enjoys. The thing (noun) he enjoys is traveling. In the following
sentence, ... originates in Minnesota, empties into the Gulf of Mexico.
Douglas, w
ho used to sing in the renowned Harlem Boys Choir, lives upstairs.
Practice 5
Circle the correct choice in the parenthesis in each...
... (someone)
grateful for (something)
in accordance with
incapable of
in conflict
inferior to
insist on/upon
in the habit of
in the near future
interested in
knowledge of
next to
of the opinion
on top of
opposite ... STRUCTURE: GRAMMAR AND STYLE–
88
11. The paper is ______ on the dining room table.
a. lying
b. laying
c. lain
d. laid
12. I think you’re the one ______ sent Rachna those flowers.
a. did
b. that
c. ... voted against the new policy, but also she was hoping to convince others to vote against it
as well.
6. The film Apocalypse Now it took Joseph Conrad’s novel Heart of Darkness and set it in Vietnam...
... hear.
MAIN POINT—SECONDARY POINT CLUES
Most lectures are organized around a few main points. These main points are typically followed by second-
ary or supporting points. These points develop the main ... opportunity in the Listening section. Instead, you have to rely on listening care-
fully and thinking logically about the possible answers. At least one should be obviously incorrect and easy to
eliminate.
4. ... tremendous difference in how much
is understood.
Hearing versus Listening
The first step to active listening is to understand the difference between hearing and listening:
hearing: perceiving sounds with...