Tham khảo tài liệu 'oganization struture questions 6', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | THEA PRACTICE EXAM 3 of it. 4 In winter this pond was frozen over and he had taken his daughter Abigail there when she was small and tried to teach her how to skate. 5 She hadn t been able to catch on and so after two or three lessons Abigail and him had given up the idea. 6 Now there came into his mind an image of such clarity it caused him to draw in his breath sharply an image of Abigail gliding toward him on her new Christmas skates going much faster than she should have been. 23. Which of the following changes needs to be made to the passage a. Part 6 Change the semicolon to a colon. b. Part 4 Remove the word and. c. Part 3 Change the semicolon to a comma. d. Part 5 Change the comma to a semicolon. 24. Which of the following changes needs to be made to the passage a. Part 4 Remove the comma after over. b. Part 6 Replace Christmas with Christmas . c. Part 5 Change him to he. d. Part 3 Replace their with there. Questions 25-27 are based on the following passage. 1 If a building is to be left in a safe condition after a fire is extinguished firefighters must search for hidden fires that might re-ignite. 2 Typically this process known as overhaul begins in the area of actual fire involvement. 3 Before searching for hidden fires however firefighters must first determine the condition of the building. 4 The fire s intensity and the amount of water used to fight the fire are both factors that affect a building. 5 Fire can burn away floor joists and weaken roof trusses. 6 Heat from the fire can weaken concrete and the mortar in wall joints heat can also elongate steel roof supports. 7 Excess water can add dangerous weight to floors and walls. 8 Once it has been determined that it is just fine to enter a building the process of overhauling begins. 9 Firefighters can often detect hidden fires by looking for discoloration peeling paint cracked plaster and smoke emissions by feeling walls and floors with the back of the hand by listening for popping cracking and hissing .
