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แนวข้อสอบ CU-TEP Error Identification 2

1. Advertising ranks as the most important source of income by far for almost magazines.

2. Some the large paper making machines can produce more than million pounds of paper in a single day.

3. Space programs already have been explored other planets - how long will it be before they explore other stars?  

4. When required by his parents to eat vegetables, many children only do so reluctantly.

5. The distinction between complex and simple lipids lie in their cell structure.

6. There is none clear way to determine the extent of our ancestor’s knowledge of plants.

7. The freezing point and boiling point of water are standard reference points used in calibrating thermometer.

8. The organizers of the picnic thought they had put enough food on the basket, but there obviously not enough for six hungry people.

9. Hearing the fire alarm sound, the librarian requested those reading to leave their books headed for the nearest exit.

10. Were banks increase their loans to businesses, which would use these funds to increase their inventories, investment would increase.

แนวข้อสอบ CU-TEP Error Identification

1. Dinosaurs are classified as reptiles, although some appear to have been warms-blooded.

2. My assistant is unable to make copies despite the copier is out of order at the moment. 

3. The model you want is not available still.

4. They were asked to give our opinions of the proposal.

5. The computer program, which it was set up yesterday, still has a few problems. 

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CU-AAT Sample Questions

1. Unlike seasonal flu, pandemic flu can kill those who are  young and ......... as well as those who are ..... and sick.

 

1. attractive.....small 2. handsome......strong 3. old......slim

4. healthy......frail 5. smart......obese 

 

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Make fun of (someone):
To laugh at; to make jokes about (someone). ex. "The other kids always made fun of John."

Make of:
To understand/ interpret. ex. "What do you make of his comments?" (How would you interpret his comments?)

Make out:
1) To decipher/ understand. ex. "He always mumbles; I can never make out what he's saying."
2) To kiss and touch (passionately). ex. "The two college students were making out in the park."

Make (someone) over:
To change someone's appearance.

Make (someone) out (to be something):
To make someone seem like something. ex. "They made her out to be some kind of monster."

Make up:
1) To fabricate, invent. ex. "He made up a story about how he got robbed on the way to work."
2) To reconcile. ex. "They had a big fight, but then they made up right away."

Make up for:
To compensate for. ex. "He made up for what he said by inviting her to a movie."

Mark down:
To lower a price. ex. "All these items have been marked down. They are on sale."

Mark up:
To increase a price. ex. "Retailers had to mark up their prices in order to cover expenses."

Mess up:
To spoil, to make a mistake. ex. "I messed up on that question."

Measure up:
To be of an equally high quality. ex. "These new products don't measure up to our standards."

Mix up:
To confuse. To get it wrong. ex. "I hate this restaurant, they always mix up my order."

Move in:
To start living in an apartment, house, with someone, etc. ex. "Tom moved in with his girlfriend."

Move on:
To continue. ex. "Let's move on. What's the next topic?"

Move out:
To stop living in an apartment, house, etc. ex. "Sarah moved out last month. She moved in with her mother." 

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