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سوالات زبان انگلیسی - عمومی
30 سوالNonverbal thinking, .................... in engineering design, involves perceptions, the stock-in-trade of the artist, not the scientist.
being central mechanism
a central mechanism
that is central mechanism
is mechanism central
When the work was completed, many moved to other construction jobs or to factory work in cities and towns, .................... they became part of an expanding working class.
where.
thereby
thus
there
...................., why did people in the thirteenth century move into these closely packed quarters?
By giving all the disadvantages of Iiving in aggregated towns
All the disadvantages of living in aggregated towns given
Given all the disadvantages of living in aggregated towns
Living in aggregated towns given all the disadvantages
Autism is considered a neurological and genetic life-long disorder that causes discrepancies in the way .................... .
is processed information
of information processed
processed information
information is processed
Not until the eighteenth century, however, .................... the Bank of Amsterdam and the Bank of England begin to provide capital for business investment.
such banks as did
banks such as did
did such banks as
banks did such as
.................... around 8000 B.C.E., the most extensive exploitation of agriculture occurred in river valleys, where there were both good soil and a dependable water supply regardless of the amount of rainfall.
Starting
To be started
Started
To started
A rotary engine attached to the steam engine enabled shafts to be turned and machines to be driven, steam power to spin and weave cotton.
and resulted in mills they used
by mills resulting in using
that resulted in mills to use
resulting in mills using
This simple memorizing of individual items and procedures-known as rote learning-is relatively easy to implement on a computer. .................... implementing what is called generalization.
The problem is more challenging than is
More challenging is the problem of
The problem more challenging than
The more challenging problem of
The past is ..................... It is gone and will never, ever come back, no matter what you do, no matter how much you cry.
irrevocable
unsurpassable
inevitable
unreliable
The resort's marketing campaign was so broad that it attracted not only the wealthy but also those of limited .................... .
zeal
means
rudiments
appeal
This engine is the last .................... of a once great car manufacturer of the early 20th century.
uproar
proximity
tyro
vestige
He's a very young actor who's as happy in highbrow dramas as he is in TV comedies.
versatile
capricious
divisive
malleable
The treaty was formally .................... this afternoon and will pass into law once signed by the Prime Minister later tonight.
nominated
pledged
released
ratified
I can't explain how I knew-I just had an ..................... that you'd been involved in an accident.
idiosyncrasy
intuition
attribution
ambiguity
Vehicles .................... only the simplest of the engine improvements that methanol makes feasible would still contribute to an immediate lessening of urban air pollution.
incorporating
penetrating
conceding
disabusing
In 1887, an ingenious experiment performed by Albert Micheison and Edward Morley severely .................... classical physics by failing to confirm the existence of "ether," a ghostly massless medium that was thought to permeate the universe.
predetermined
reiterated
undermined
presaged
Though not known for her ...................., the principle allowed the students' misconduct to go unpunished.
candor
leniency
severity
punctuality
If you look inside of most classrooms, you will not see chalkboards because they are nearly in education today.
neutral
transient
obsolete
invaluable
Although computers can .................... people's ability to communicate, computer games are a cause of underdeveloped communication skills in children.
enhance
duplicate
disclose
anticipate
After his boss praised him for his work on the big project, Sam felt it was an .................. time to ask for a promotion.
arbitrary
apparent
ambitious
auspicious
The statistics presented in the last sentence of paragraph 1 are intended to which of the following?
To suggest that there is a deficiency blocking progress in the construction industry
To justify a problem mentioned earlier in the same paragraph
To underscore a tendency to disregard a common challenge
To support an earlier assertion
Which of the following best describes the main purpose of paragraph 2?
To help resolve a paradox
To explore the causes of a phenomenon
To compare one domain of work with some others
To point out the shortcomings in a specific area of industry
Which of the following is NOT stated in the passage about the issue of the poor work life balance in the construction industry?
The job contracts may sometimes not reflect the true severity of the issue.
The issue has the potential to lead to a state of mental exhaustion.
The competitiveness of this industry makes the issue insoluble.
The issue, as it is, has certain health-related consequences.
Which of the following best describes the author's attitude towards the effect technology can have on the work-life balance in the construction industry?
Favorable
Skeptical
Mild irritation
Resigned acceptance
Which of the following is more likely to be the topic of the paragraph that comes after this passage?
Need for further research to illuminate the impact of technology on work-life balance
Reasons why work-life balance has gained prominence in recent times
Problems associated with traditional office-based jobs
Another factor that can affect work-life balance
The type of class run based on positivism, as it is described in the passage, is one which .................... .
stresses group work
presents highly subjective topics
is teacher-fronted
is project-oriented
What does the underlined "it" in paragraph 1 refer to?
uniformity
positivism
existence
world
The passage provides sufficient information to answer which of the following questions?
What attribute of positivism is said to be the most consequential?
How has positivism come to underlie the teaching methodology in engineering classes?
Is the assumption that "reality is given" a widely accepted one in the scientific community?
When are two positivist researchers likely to arrive at two different readings of the same outside reality?
Which of the following could best be inferred from the passage?
To investigate each type of reality, a positivist is required to use a discrete scientific method.
The laws established by Auguste Comte as those governing nature are accepted as such by other positivists.
Engineering students trained based on the tenets of positivism cannot efficiently handle their job demands once they start work.
The contribution of positivism to the discovery of the real world is undisputed, though there are some philosophers who argue otherwise.
The underlined "subject" in paragraph 2 can best be replaced by which of the following?
problem
researcher
assumption
scientific theme