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B) A certain kind of beans. C) Broccoli and certain fruits. D) Junk food. 72. (v9-125-31) Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 31-32. Hannibal, a Carthaginian general, was one of the greatest military commanders in history. In 218-217 BC Hannibal traveled from Spain through France and across the Alps to attack Italy. He inflicted crushing defeats on Roman armies as he marched towards the city, but he lacked the reinforcements necessary to take it. In 202 BC Hannibal was called back to Africa to defend Carthage against invading Roman forces, and there he was finally defeated. What is the text about? A) The war between Spain and France. B) Hannibal and his fights. C) Invasions carried out by Roman armies. D) The history of Carthage. 73. (v9-125-32) By which of the following armies was Hannibal defeated? A) Carthaginian B) French C) Spanish D) Roman74. (V9-125-33) Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions33-34. Las Vegas is the hotel capital of the world. It has fourteen of the biggest hotels in the world and more than 125,000 hotel rooms. Many of the 37 million tourists who come here every year come to see the hotels. The Rio hotel, for example, has an Ipanema. beach, waterfalls, four swimming pools and sixteen restaurants. At the Venetian Hotel, you can take a gondola, and you can climb the Eiffel Tower or visit the Arc de Triomphe at the Paris hotel. Many tourists never go outside their hotel, which have everything you could possibly want: bars, restaurants, sport centers and swimming pools, cinemas, theatres - even theme parks. What is the main idea of the text? A) There are many hotels named “Las Vegas” throughout the world. B) The large number and variety of hotels in Las Vegas attract tourists. C) Tourists are allowed to go outside their hotels to cat in Las Vegas. * D) Las Vegas has the biggest hotel in the world which has 125,000 rooms. 75. (v9-125-34) Where can tourists take a gondola? A) In an Ipanema beach. B) In the Venetian Hotel. C) In the Pans Hotel. D) In the Rio Hotel. 76. (v9^126-29) Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 29-30. until the 1800s, when a number of inventors began building mechanical sewing machines. Until that time, sewing was a difficult, time-consuming job. Plans for sewing machines were patented by many inventors, for example, Thomas Saint in England in 1790 and Barthelemy Thinomonnier in France, who produced the first practical sewing machine in 1830. A number of American inventors furthered the design during the 1800s, but perhaps the best known is a farmer from Massachusetts Elias Howe, who built a machine in 1844. Despite his patents, Howes design was produced by a number of other manufacturers, including Isaac Singer (who formed the Singer Sewing Machines, which is still in operation). Both Howe and Singer became multi-millionaires, and the world got... more clothes
C) Most people know nothing about plants.
D) Vegetarians can survive without protein. 71. (v9-124-34) Which of the following gets the biggest amount of calories from protein? A) Nuts and seeds. B) A certain kind of beans. C) Broccoli and certain fruits. D) Junk food. 72. (v9-125-31) Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 31-32. Hannibal, a Carthaginian general, was one of the greatest military commanders in history. In 218-217 BC Hannibal traveled from Spain through France and across the Alps to attack Italy. He inflicted crushing defeats on Roman armies as he marched towards the city, but he lacked the reinforcements necessary to take it. In 202 BC Hannibal was called back to Africa to defend Carthage against invading Roman forces, and there he was finally defeated. What is the text about? A) The war between Spain and France. B) Hannibal and his fights. C) Invasions carried out by Roman armies. D) The history of Carthage. 73. (v9-125-32) By which of the following armies was Hannibal defeated? A) Carthaginian B) French C) Spanish D) Roman74. (V9-125-33) Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions33-34. Las Vegas is the hotel capital of the world. It has fourteen of the biggest hotels in the world and more than 125,000 hotel rooms. Many of the 37 million tourists who come here every year come to see the hotels. The Rio hotel, for example, has an Ipanema. beach, waterfalls, four swimming pools and sixteen restaurants. At the Venetian Hotel, you can take a gondola, and you can climb the Eiffel Tower or visit the Arc de Triomphe at the Paris hotel. Many tourists never go outside their hotel, which have everything you could possibly want: bars, restaurants, sport centers and swimming pools, cinemas, theatres - even theme parks. What is the main idea of the text? A) There are many hotels named “Las Vegas” throughout the world. B) The large number and variety of hotels in Las Vegas attract tourists. C) Tourists are allowed to go outside their hotels to cat in Las Vegas. * D) Las Vegas has the biggest hotel in the world which has 125,000 rooms. 75. (v9-125-34) Where can tourists take a gondola? A) In an Ipanema beach. B) In the Venetian Hotel. C) In the Pans Hotel. D) In the Rio Hotel. 76. (v9^126-29) Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 29-30. until the 1800s, when a number of inventors began building mechanical sewing machines. Until that time, sewing was a difficult, time-consuming job. Plans for sewing machines were patented by many inventors, for example, Thomas Saint in England in 1790 and Barthelemy Thinomonnier in France, who produced the first practical sewing machine in 1830. A number of American inventors furthered the design during the 1800s, but perhaps the best known is a farmer from Massachusetts Elias Howe, who built a machine in 1844. Despite his patents, Howes design was produced by a number of other manufacturers, including Isaac Singer (who formed the Singer Sewing Machines, which is still in operation). Both Howe and Singer became multi-millionaires, and the world got... more clothes! What is the text about? A) American inventors who became multimillionaires. B) The hard lengthy job of sewing. C) Two European inventors of the sewing machine. D) The history of one invention