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1 ว ชาภาษาอ งกฤษ ต วข อสอบ GAT Vocabulary + Reading โดย อ.พ ชาร ชช พ นธ ถาวรนาว น

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3 Vocabulary hyme & oot words English Techniques Skills - Conversation - Vocabulary - Reading - Error Identification - Sentence Rearrangement - Cloze Test - Paragraph Structure Grammar Root: duce / duct produce duct reduction conduce deduct seduction induce reproduce product reduce aqueduct conductive seduce abduct introduce 2

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เร อง ข อสอบ GAT 2557/1 2557/2 2558/1 2558/2 2559/1 2559/2 2560 Conversation 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Vocabulary 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Reading 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Error

5 เร อง ข อสอบ GAT 2557/1 2557/2 2558/1 2558/2 2559/1 2559/ Conversation Vocabulary Reading Error Identification Sentence Rearrangement Cloze Test Paragraph Structure เวลาสอบ เวลาเฉล ยต อข อ คะแนนรวม 90 นาท 1.30 นาท 150 คะแนน 4

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7 1. Immigration to the United States in recent years has rebounded significantly from the sharp drop following the Great Recession. 1. swung 2. frozen 3. risen 4. fallen 5. shrunk 2. As a young reader, I loved detective stories with intricate puzzles. 1. systematic 2. simplified 3. complex 4. extreme 5. persuasive 3. Some cheap sunglasses can your vision by exposing your eyes to UV rays. 1. destroy, moderate 2. narrow, threatening 3. enhance, invisible 4. obstruct, reflective 5. damage, harmful 6

4. The project is an plan to transform half a million acres of dry, desert into a man-made valley of fertile farmland. 1. 3 2.3 3.5 1. aggressive, cultivated 2. ambitious, barren 3.

8 4. The project is an plan to transform half a million acres of dry, desert into a man-made valley of fertile farmland aggressive, cultivated 2. ambitious, barren 3. infinite, fruitless 4. impossible, lacking 5. unforeseen, natural 5. Some people fear that robots will one day become so that they might become a to human life. 1. energetic, slave 2. intelligent, burden 3. sophisticated, threat 4. fundamental, relief 5. conservative, nuisance

9 6. On August 28, 1963 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his most famous address, "I Have a Dream," calling for an end to racism. 1. She went into labor and finally, after 30 painful hours, delivered a healthy baby boy. 2. If you place an order on this website, the finest cheeses will be delivered to your door within 24 hours. 3 The actress delivered her lines so convincingly that the audience couldn't help but laugh and cry with her. 4. His opponent delivered a hard blow to his head that finished him off right then and there. 5. He was promoted to manager because he delivered on his promise to boost this year's sales. 7. I just can't stand the thought of dying alone and penniless. It's too depressing. 1. Why does he have to be such a chronic cheater? I can t stand it anymore. 2. Fold the cream into the dough and let the mixture stand for ten minutes. 3. I can't stand around all day chatting. I've got work to do. 4. The Liberal Party will issue a statement about where they stand on the problem of immigration. 5. Just stand the nude painting against the wall. I'll decide where to hang it later

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11 The Committee of Advertising Practice or CAP -- the code-setting committee for all advertising in the UK that appears in any media except on TV and radio (broadcast media) has begun a public discussion on limiting where ads promoting products high in fat, salt, and sugar can appear in media including the press, posters, billboards, magazines, and online. CAP is exploring specifically whether junk food ads should be banned from media targeted at children under the age of 12 or 16. Advertising is just one small factor in a very complex equation but we believe we can play a positive part in addressing obesity in children. In proposing new rules, our aim is to strike the right balance between protecting children and enabling businesses to continue advertising their products responsibly, said the chairman of CAP. There is already a total ban on junk food TV advertising around all children s programming and all shows that have a 20% higher proportion of under 16-year-old viewers than the UK average. CAP is also looking to relax rules that ban the use of licensed characters, such as Elmo from Sesame Street, and celebrities popular with children in campaigns aimed directly at pre-school or primary school children. The new rules will ban them solely from being used to promote junk food, but open them up to being used to advertise healthier foods to children. Available evidence shows that advertising has a modest effect on children s food preference, but other factors like parental influence, opportunities for physical exercise, education, etc., play greater roles in the causes of and solutions to childhood obesity, said CAP. 34, CAP believes a relatively small positive impact from new advertising restrictions could make a meaningful contribution to tackling this important health issue. 10

12 8. What is the main idea of the passage? 1. Junk food is set to be banned from schools. 2. CAP is responsible for writing the UK Advertising Codes. 3. CAP is exploring where junk food can be advertised. 4. Incidences of obesity in school-age children are on the rise. 5. Advertising plays a very important role in children s food choices. 9. The pronoun them refer to. 1. TV and radio shows 2. viewers under licensed characters and celebrities 4. campaigns aimed at pre-schoolers 5. all children s programmes 10. Which of the following can best complete the blank in the last paragraph? 1. Therefore 2. In addition 3. In contrast 4. Even so 5. In other words

13 11. It can be inferred from the passage that celebrities. 1. will continue to be banned from appearing in any ads directed at children 2. can have a double-edged effect on children s food preferences 3. have greater influence on children s food habits than their parents do 4. will be facing stricter regulations under the new rules set by CAP 5. can appear freely in broadcast and non-broadcast media ads 12. It can be inferred that. 1. CAP s objective is only to protect teenage viewers from harmful ads 2. CAP has no power to put restrictions on ads aimed at adults 3. not all TV programmes are subject to restrictions on ads promoting junk foods 4. CAP thinks that parents should do more to prevent obesity in children 5. all ads in the UK are under the supervision of CAP

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The BDA welcomes the invitation to participate in this consultation and would like to offer the following response:

The BDA welcomes the invitation to participate in this consultation and would like to offer the following response: Submission to the Committee of Advertising Practice RE: CAP Consultation on restricting advertising of unhealthy food and soft drink products in non-broadcast media. BDA Position Statement The BDA calls