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Đề thi toefl tiếng anh của trung tâm BBC - 37

Tham khảo tài liệu 'đề thi toefl tiếng anh của trung tâm bbc - 37', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | BBC Learning English Quiznet Folklore creatures WORLD SERVICE bbciearntngenglish.com Based on 6 minute English http www.bbc.co.uk worldservice learninqenqlish radio specials 144 6minute then go to September 2008 1. Which of these is NOT another name for Bigfoot a Sasquatch b Abominable Snowman c Loch Ness monster d Yeti 2. An artist s is a drawing based on what someone has described. a compression b suppression c depression d impression 3. say the accident happened just before 3 pm. a eye-witnesses b onlookers c sightseers d peepers 4. Which of these does NOT mean out of place strange and unusual a bizarre b incongruous c irrefutable d odd 5. The word definite is synonymous to which other word a exclusive b reclusive c conclusive d inclusive 6. The prefix crypto in cryptozoology originally comes from Greek but what does it mean a unknown b hidden c mysterious d secret Quiznet BBC Learning English 2008 Page 1 of 2 bbclearningenglish. com ANSWERS 1. Which of these is NOT another name for Bigfoot a b and d are all other names for Bigfoot an ape-like hairy animal which stands and weighs nearly two times more than the average man. c Loch Ness monster - this is the correct answer. It is reputed to be a dinosaurlike water creature living in a very large lake in Scotland called Loch Ness. 2. An artist s is a drawing based on what someone has described. d impression - this is the correct answer. 3.say the accident happened just before 3 pm. a eye-witnesses - correct. This means people who have seen something with their own eyes . b onlookers - this is not the best answer. An onlooker is someone who watches something that is happening in a public place but is not involved in it. c sightseers - wrong. A sightseer is someone who is visiting interesting places especially when they are on holiday. d peepers - wrong. A peeper is somebody who looks secretly at somebody or something. 4. Which of these does NOT mean out of place strange and unusual c irrefutable - this is the right