Recycling Exercises L2
Recycling Exercises L2
Recycling Exercises L2
Directions:
√ Each recycling exercise is divided into four quizzes: 1) multiplechoice quiz; 2) sentence-completion
quiz; 3) spelling quiz; 4) 60-word typing test. Time yourself when doing each. √ Do all four
quizzes sequentially to maximize the recycling learning process.
√ Answer all multiple-choice questions even if you do not know the answer. For
TOEFL, you will not lose a point if you answer a multiple-choice
question incorrectly, so guess and move on.
Remember! √ For the sentence-completion quiz (Quiz #2), you will have to use the appropriate
part of speech to complete each sentence. For example, you might have to change
a singular noun to a plural noun, or a base verb to the infinitive according to the
syntax of the sentence.
√ When you have finished all 50 exercises, check your scores on page 201.
Recycle those exercises you scored low on.
Directions: You have 2 minutes to complete this task. Do not use a dictionary.
Sentence-Completion Quiz
EXERCISE 1-B
Multiple-Choice Quiz
EXERCISE 2-A
Directions: You have 2 minutes to complete this task. Do not use a dictionary.
6. selective task (phr)
1. proficiency (n) a. constructive task
a. skill and knowledge b. difficult task
b. easy and effortless c. flexible task
c. luck and timing d. multiple-choice task
d. checking and rechecking
7. constructive task (phr)
2. coherent (adj) a. selective task
a. clear b. development task
b. understandable c. non-TOEFL task
c. intelligible d. attainable task
d. all of the above
8. thesis (n)
3. rate (v) a. opinion
a. to rescind b. position
b. to score c. claim
c. to mark up d. all of the above
d. to reason
9. integral part of (phr)
4. holistic (adj) a. important part of
a. refers to the hole b. not an important part of
b. refers to the whole c. piece of the whole
c. refers to the pieces d. the whole piece
d. refers to the details
10. intelligible (adj)
5. distractor (n) a. understandable
a. for TOEFL, a correct answer b. clear
b. for TOEFL, no answer c. coherent
c. for TOEFL, an answer that looks right but is d. all of the above
wrong
d. for TOEFL, the perfect answer
Sentence-Completion Quiz
EXERCISE 2-B
Directions: You have 2 minutes to complete this task. Do not use a dictionary.
8. transformation (n)
1. agrarian (adj) a. process of learning
a. related to fields and land and farmers b. process of changing
b. related to oceans and rivers and fishermen c. process of shaming
c. related to math and physics and professors d. process of taming
d. related to cars and trucks and mechanics
9. chaotic (adj)
a. a state of constant change
2. fertile (adj) b. a state of no change
a. good for growing c. a state of equilibrium
b. rich in nutrients d. a state of calm
c. productive
d. all of the above 10. emancipated (adj)
a. enslaved
3. enervating (adj) b. inferior
a. exciting c. free
b. lazy d. superior
c. exhausting
d. afraid
4. reliable (adj)
a. can communicate with
b. can abide with
c. can rely on
d. can lie on
5. prosper (v)
a. to succeed economically
b. to fail romantically
c. to believe resolutely
d. to realize eventually
6. assiduous (adj)
a. lazy
b. smart
c. shy
d. hard working
7. undergo (v)
a. to experience
b. to go through
c. to pass through
d. all of the above
Sentence-Completion Quiz
EXERCISE 3-B
1. When Abraham Lincoln entered Richmond, the defeated capital of the slaveowning south, he was welcomed by
emancipated slaves.
2. Black soil means the land is very fertile .
3. Checking and rechecking these customer accounts is so enervating .
4. Banaz’s life is so chaotic. She is always trying to do five things at
once.
5. It was a big transformation for Sahiba when she moved to Canada and married David.
6. An assiduous worker is a resolute worker.
7. When you move to a new country, you undergo many changes, such as learning how to speak a new language.
8. Why do I need a new car? My old car is perfectly reliable.
9. Beata’s new hat company has really begun to prosper .
10. In North America, many Native Americans followed the buffalo for food while others lived in villages. These Native
Americans grew corn thus they were agrarian while the hunters were nomadic.