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militaryheroiccomicmissioncombatspecifyimmediateclauserefugeesinvadedconcealconsiderableidealrecognitionfoundationdisplayedchildishdeclarationhumanitysurvivor1.Thereisa(n)immediateneedforreliefaidtovictimsoftheearthquake.YouranswerCorrectanswerimmediateimmediate2.Ifeltthathedidn'tgetthemissionhedeservedforhisroleinthepeacetreaty.YouranswerCorrectanswermissionrecognition3.Duringtimesofgreatuncertaintyandstruggle,manypeopleappreciateafewmomentsoftruecomicrelief.YouranswerCorrectanswercomiccomic4.Allwarscreatea(n)considerableamountofdamageintheaffectedcountries.YouranswerCorrectanswerconsiderableconsiderable5.Theatomicbombhastheabilitytodestroyallofhumanityifwe'renotcareful.YouranswerCorrectanswerhumanityhumanity6.WorldWarIIbeganin1939whentheGermanmilitaryinvadedPoland.YouranswerCorrectanswerinvadedinvaded7.Thegovernmenthasthreatenedtotakemilitaryactioniftherebelsdonotwithdrawfromthearea.YouranswerCorrectanswermilitarymilitary8.Mygrandfatherneverdisplayedanyemotionwhenhespokeofhisexperienceduringthewar.YouranswerCorrectanswerdisplayeddisplayed9.WealloweadebtofgratitudetothemanyheroictroopswhofoughtanddiedwithbraveryduringWorldWarII.YouranswerCorrectanswerheroiccombat10.Canyoupleasestopthischildishbehaviourforfiveminutesandactlikeadults?hismotherdemanded.YouranswerCorrectanswerchildishchildish11.Ifyouconcealthetruth,yourtrialwillbedifficult;it'sbesttojusthonestlyanswerallquestions.YouranswerCorrectanswerconcealconceal12.Thereisa(n)clauseinhercontractwhichspecifieswhenshewillbepaid.YouranswerCorrectanswerclauseclause13.Freedomofspeechisthefoundationofasoliddemocracy.YouranswerCorrectanswerfoundationfoundation14.Theceremonywasheldtohonorwarveteranswhodisplayedamazinglyrecognitiodeedsonthebattlefield.YouranswerCorrectanswerrecognitionheroic15.ThedeclarationmadebyAmericancolonistsin1776ultimatelyledtotheirindependencefromGreatBritain.YouranswerCorrectanswerdeclarationdeclaration16.Unfortunately,wedon'tliveina(n)idealworld,sotherewillalwaysbedisagreementsandconflict.YouranswerCorrectansweridealideal17.Thegeneralwentonatopsecretcombatintoenemyterritory.YouranswerCorrectanswercombatmission18.Couldyoupleasespecifywhichdateyouwillvisitthemuseum?YouranswerCorrectanswerspecifyspecify19.Sadly,therewasonlyonesurvivorfromtheplanecrash.YouranswerCorrectanswersurvivorsurvivor20.Thecrisisinthatcountryishavinganeffectonneighbouringcountriesbecauserefugeesarecrossingthebordersinhugenumbers.YouranswerCorrectanswerrefugeesrefugeesSectionB:Completeeachsentencewithasuitableword.21.Jeffreyisagoodmanatheart;hejusthasdifficultyexpressinghimself.YouranswerCorrectansweratat22.Childrenmustbesupervisedatalltimeswhileinthepark.YouranswerCorrectansweratat23.AstheNazis'powergrew,moreandmoreJewishpeoplewentonhiding.YouranswerCorrectansweroninto24.CaptainWhitewasawardedtheMedalofHonorinrecognitionofhisservicetothenation.YouranswerCorrectanswerofof25.IwascleaningouttheatticandIcameacrossmygrandparents'oldletterstoeachother.YouranswerCorrectansweracrossacross26.It'ssometimeshardtobelieve,butmanywarsactuallychangetheworldtothebetter.YouranswerCorrectanswertofor27.Mygrandfatherconsidershiswarwoundtobeabadgeinhonor.YouranswerCorrectanswerinof28.Hewaspresentedwithagoldwatchinrecognitionofhisserviceinthecompany.YouranswerCorrectanswerinin29.Thenewsthismorningreportedthattherefugeeswerecrossingtheborderindroves.YouranswerCorrectanswerinin30.IpromisetocontactyouassoonasIgettoJapan.YouranswerCorrectanswerasasPartII:BankedClozeQuestions31to40arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Irecentlyfoundseveralofthediariesmygreat-grandfatherkeptwhilehewasfightingabroadduringthewar.Hestartsoutveryfullof(31)optimismandhope.Hebelievesthattheywillmakeadifferenceandarefightingatruly(32)evilenemy—onewhodoesn'tcareatallforfellowhumanbeings.Asthedayspassandhecomesfacetofacewiththe(33)crueltyofwar,histonechanges.Hewasonly17yearsoldwhenthewarbegan,sohewascompletelyunpreparedforthe(34)bloodshedhewouldseeonthebattlefield.Itwassometimessobloodythathehadterriblenightmares.Hisdiaryentriessuccessfully(35)revealhisthoughts,whichgofromhopetodepressioninonlyafewweeks.Mygreat-grandfather,always(36)respectfulofhissuperiors,wrotealotaboutthe(37)commanderofhissquadandthedifficultsituationshefacedeveryday.Forexample,duringoneparticularlyintensebattle,(38)roughly40percentofthesoldiersinhissquadwerekilled.Mygreat-grandfatherwrotethatmostsoldiersthoughtitwastheir(39)fatetodieinbattle.I'mnotsureIcouldhandlethat.Itseemstomethatit'senoughtomakeanyonego(40)insane!YouranswerCorrectanswer(31)optimismoptimism(32)evilevil(33)crueltycruelty(34)bloodshedbloodshed(35)revealreveal(36)respectfulrespectful(37)commandercommander(38)roughlyroughly(39)fatefate(40)insaneinsanePartIII:ReadingComprehensionQuestions41to45arebasedonthefollowingpassage.8,May,2010IvisitedtheAuschwitzconcentrationcamptoday.Idon'tknowifIhavethewordstodescribeit,butI'lltry.Themoderncampsiteisreallyjustacollectionofbarracksthathavebeenslightlyreconfiguredtopresentthehistoryofthecamp.Eachbuildingfocusedonaseparatetheme,suchasEverydayLifeofthePris