Question 27. Understanding cognitive disabilities will change people's attitudes. It will also make them support these children better. A. Understanding cognitive disabilities will neither change people's attitudes nor make them support these children better. B. Understanding cognitive disabilities will either change people's attitudes or make them support these children better. C. Understanding cognitive disabilities will only change people's attitudes not make them support these children better. D. Understanding cognitive disabilities will not only change people's attitudes but also make them support these children better. Question 28. Thomas Edison was one of the world's greatest inventor. He had difficulties with words and speech. A. Thomas Edison, one of the world's greatest inventor, had difficulties with words and speech. B. Because Thomas Edison was one of the world's greatest inventor, he had difficulties with words and speech. C. Although Thomas Edison was one of the world's greatest inventor, he had difficulties with words and speech. D. Unless Thomas Edison were one of the world's greatest inventor, he would have difficulties with words and speech. IX.Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions. Question 29. I regret missing the opening ceremony of the ASEANGAMES last night. A. I wish I could miss the opening ceremony of the ASEAN GAMES last night. B. I wish I did not miss opening ceremony of the ASEAN GAMES last night. C. I wish to miss opening ceremony of the ASEAN GAMES last night. D. I wish I had not missed opening ceremony of the ASEAN GAMES last night. Question 30. Lucy is excited about meeting her new pen pal from Thailand. A. Lucy can't wait to meet her new pen pal from Thailand. B. Lucy is waiting to meet her new pen pal from Thailand. C. Lucy is excited that her new pen pal from Thailand is waiting for her. D. Lucy can't bear meeting her new pen pal from Thailand. X.Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct word or phrase that best fits each of the numbered blanks. I have had a lot of experience with friends, and friendships. It can be depressing at times, but (31) at others. For example, when I made my first best friend, I was in Kindergarten. Usually during these times, children can make friends simply. I just asked the first person I saw, "Do you want to be friends'?" It was as simple as pie.If you want to make friends, there are many different ways to ask. Here are a few examples: I'm new here. Do you(32) __________helping me get used to things a bit?Hi! What's your name? Do you want to hang out later? My name's ….What's yours? Let's have lunch together Sometimes people can be in doubt about holding an association with you, but you should know that there are other fish in the sea. There are always people just like you, (33) _________out for a friend, and eventually... you'll find one. Remember, you can never rush a friendship.When you do eventually have a friend (or more), try to become closer by asking questions about their life or anything (34) ___________the ordinary. Ask them their favourite color, or animal, and gradually learn enough (35) a strong bond with the person (or people). Question 31. A. happy B. difficult C. pleased D. disappointing Question 32. A. want B. prefer C. mind D. be able to Question 33. A. finding B. getting C. turning D. looking Question 34. A. instead B. out of C. different D. dislike Question35. A. for to make B. that can make C. to make D. making