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| 77. Humour can ease the trials and tribulations of life. Sometimes we . . . to be able to laugh at ourselves.
A) should B) have C) has D) must 78. I . . . to play chess soon. A) ought B) may C) could D) shall be able 79. An old beaver went on . . .its nest. A) makes B) make C) made D) making 80. As a child he used to ... coconut trees. A) climbing B) climb C) climbed D) being climed 81. Paris and Washington share numerous similarities. Besides ... political and tourist centres, the cities have a similar look. A) to be B) to have been C) be D) being 82. Does he speak English as well as you ...? A) can B) do C) does D) speaks 83. My son is busy ... his car. A) wash B) washed C) washing D) washes 84. Hamlet ... ”To be or not to be, that is the question”. A) told B) talked C) said D) spoke Read the text. Then the correct answer to questions 85-87 We are all born with a number of instinctive physical reactions, things we do automatically, which are called primitive reflexes. One of the most interesting is called “grasp reflex”. If you touch the palm of a baby’s hand, the fingers will close around, whatever object is doing the touching. The baby’s grip is so strong that if a baby grasps a rod with both hands, it can be lifted right off the ground. Some psychologists think that this goes back to our evolutionary past when we had to be able to hang on to tree branches or to our mother’s fur as she moved. The reflex disappears at about six months of age 85. We understand from the passage that primitive reflexes … A) are a way of lifting babies off the ground B) are things which we do automatically from the time we are born C) sometimes disappear after six months D) are concentrated in the palm of a baby’s hand 86. It’s clear from the passage that … A) until six months of age babies think their mother have fur B) only people living in primitive conditions have reflexes C) very young babies are sometimes stronger than we might think D) human babies are good at hanging on to tree branches 87. According to some psychologists … a)a baby’s grip is much stronger among the members of primitive societies b)babies instinctively hang onto their mothers c)lifting a baby off the ground provides good exercise for growing babies d)“grasp reflex” can be explained by the evolutionary phases of the human species Download 20.59 Kb. Share with your friends:
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