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سوالات زبان انگلیسی - عمومی
40 سوال............................... you could change the laws of nature, what would you change?
Although
But
If
That
In painting, one of the easiest ways to get started to ........................... color something simple.
is
are having
being
have been
I have heard that this movie is ........................... a true story dating back to the 19th century.
because
based on
despite of
draw on
Mark Smith and Sir Martin Drake, Secretary to the King, ......................... many letters.
exchanging
exchanged
that exchanged
were exchanged
In debates over climate change, the short-lived greenhouse gas is typically upstaged by carbon dioxide, .......................... hangs around the atmosphere for hundreds of years.
who
where
whose
which
The task force ........................... informed these people about the dangers and the effects of COVID-19, but it unfortunately did not.
should have
will be
would be
had
Tony Jackson, the team's first-year coach, is ........................ that he makes other perfectionists look careless.
such meticulous
very meticulous
so meticulous
too meticulous
If you have made as many enemies ..........................., you'd want to stay in power for ever, particularly in a volatile region like South America.
as does he
like as such
like would he
as he has
........................... an economic downturn, the world's CEOs remain focused on seismic, long term shifts within their businesses.
When the braces at
While braced for
While bracing to
When braced
It is not ........................... unanimous approval is needed for an extension, will agree.
a given that EU leaders, whose
whom is given that EU leaders'
a fact given by EU leaders that their
given the fact that of EU leaders, their
Most cash-strapped payers would ..................... the often sub-50% compliance rates for existing treatments than pay for a new, more expensive drug that may offer only incremental benefit.
prefer forking out a technology, showing improvement in
prefer forking out for a technology, which it improves
rather fork out for a technology shown to improve
rather a technology forked out that improve
Global temperatures ................. human-caused warming and a climate pattern known as El Nino, forecasters at the World Meteorological Organization said on Wednesday.
that will likely soar to high records in the next five years, driving
which tend soaring to high records in the next five years, drove by
are likely to soar to record highs over the next five years, driven by
are likely soaring to record highs over the next five years, that drive
........................... the point I was trying to make: that loneliness is a serious problem and that other countries are beginning to tackle it in ways that the U.S. should learn from.
Given the fact that the column, striking such a chord with readers, underscored
The fact that the column struck such a chord with readers underscored
The column striking such a chord with readers that it underscored
That the column struck such a chord with readers, underscoring
They have not yet delivered the robust economic expansion that normally follows recession,............................... the crisis in 2007-2008.
neither have them put much of a dent in the debt burdens which sets off
and have they not put much of a dent in the debt burdens setting off
nor have they put much of a dent in the debt burdens that set off
they have nor put much of a dent in the debt burdens to set off
If you want to see the main commercial and business area of Tehran, you should go to the city .......................... .
center
identity
address
audience
The two leaders agreed to attend a face-to-face meeting in order to ........................... social and political developments.
suffer
miss
guess
discuss
During Tuesday's meeting, the two politicians signed a new .................................. agreement that calls for closer cooperation in defense and security.
strategic
mental
several
crowded
fter the car ............................. , he is not able to walk and therefore needs a wheelchair to move around.
park
accident
repair
vehicle
She is ...................... and knowledgeable reporter who has traveled to several countries.
an extreme
a separate
a confused
an experienced
We all have a responsibility, ...................... and collectively, to be part of this titanic struggle for the renewal and rebirth of our continent.
formerly
theoretically
individually
scarcely
True ................................ is the desire to be useful to others with no thought of any reward.
charity
departure
solemnity
contemplation
In the ocean, water waves refract when they travel from deep water to ....................... water-or vice versa.
uncharted
potable
shallow
excess
When cooking the sauce, don't forget that all-important .........................., fresh onion.
potion
desert
combination
ingredient
The conservative newspapers have tended to .......................... the extent of the problem.
solve
donate
distract
understate
An itch may be a common phenomenon, but science has barely begun to ............................ the surface of why an itch itches, and how to make it stop.
illuminate
scratch
clarify
caress
Unfortunately, some of the functions seem to be written with a fairly ....................... disregard for efficiency.
reckless
felicitous
debilitated
seasonable
Several major opportunities to cross-reference information were ......................... during the production of this encyclopedia and that means its value as a research tool is limited.
mandated
materialized
squandered
vindicated
Though Russia has refused to repatriate to Germany and other countries works of art and archeological treasures, President Boris Yeltsin, in a ...................... gesture, has returned cultural and diplomatic archives to Germany.
rapacious
propitiatory
misogynistic
pileous
During the boisterous late-night vote sessions that would eventually elect McCormick as speaker back in June, Mandy sat dutifully by the podium in the House chamber, taking notes and avoiding the schoolyard ............................... going on all around her.
pellucidity
placidity
attenuation
fracas
The critics who exhausted the language of ......................... during her presidency, should have exercised restraint and, instead of denigrating her, provided her with constructive criticism.
fulmination
equivocation
ataraxia
panache
The word "persistently" in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ..................... .
deliberately
occasionally
unfortunately
continuously
The underlined phrase "this latter mode" in paragraph 1 refers to the .................... .
dualistic mode
deliberate mode
intuitive mode
rational mode
Which of the following best describes the author's attitude to the installation of an intuitive component in AI?
Approving
Ironic
Disapproving
Frustrated
What does paragraph 2 mainly discuss?
The merits of the deliberative part of the brain
The significance of intuition for humans in different situations
The evolution of one of the complementary modes of the human brain
The way the human brain makes a decision to respond to an emergency
The passage provides sufficient information to answer which of the following questions?
I. How much more energy does the human brain's rational part require compared with the intuitive part?
II. Is the function of the intuitive decision-making process confined only to urgent situations?
III. What are the chances of an apocalyptic scenario being realized, where AI robots enslave mankind?
OnlyI
Only II
Only III
The underlined word "exclusively" in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to ................ .
alternatively
potentially
solely
surprisingly
According to the passage, which of the following figures was a translator?
Galland
Byron
Thomas Gray
Wallace C. Brown
According to paragraph 1, which of the following statements is true?
Scholarship is silent on the subject of English Orientalism during the Romantic Age.
Edna Osborne's work is an important piece written about English poetry, in which she studied her contemporary 18th-century English poets.
Martha P. Conant's study of the Oriental tale in English literature is one of the two most important works regarding English Orientalism during the Romantic period.
Compared with the topic of Islam in English literature of the Renaissance, English Orientalism during the Romantic Age is a relatively under-addressed subject.
Which of the following factors best justifies the article's limited scope, mentioned in paragraph 1?
The inadequacy of present scholarship, and the availability of new resources for research
The comparatively significant role of Persian poetry as an influence on English literature in the Romantic period
The new possibilities that opened up before oriental scholars to pursue their interests in academic spheres in an unprecedented manner
The newly-found evidence of the interaction between oriental and occidental scholars
According to the passage, which of the following statements is true?
Thomas Gray wrote a pair of essays on India and Persia after 1755, which were published posthumously in 1814, under the supervision of Sir William Jones.
Sir William Jones's study was, in a sense, a turning point in oriental studies on account of his philological and literary researches in the second half of the 17th century.
Inspired by the Latin and French translations of the Arabian Nights, a series of tales emerged in Europe during the enlightenment, which brought together different themes from European literary tradition.
What makes the Orientalism of the Romantic Age distinct from its previous counterparts is a factor as a result of which English writers' experience of original Oriental works in this period was less mediated by translation.