TOEIC Exam Practice: Answer Keys for English Proficiency

TOEIC Model II Answer Key

Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions (1-40)

  • 1-B
  • 2-B
  • 3-D
  • 4-B
  • 5-D
  • 6-B
  • 7-C
  • 8-B
  • 9-D
  • 10-A
  • 11-A
  • 12-A
  • 13-A
  • 14-B
  • 15-B
  • 16-C
  • 17-A
  • 18-C
  • 19-B
  • 20-B
  • 21-A
  • 22-B
  • 23-A
  • 24-A
  • 25-B
  • 26-A
  • 27-A
  • 28-B
  • 29-A
  • 30-C
  • 31-A
  • 32-A
  • 33-B
  • 34-C
  • 35-C
  • 36-A
  • 37-A
  • 38-B
  • 39-B
  • 40-C

Part 2: Short Answer Questions (41-55)

  1. 41- In a supermarket
  2. 42- The location of a product
  3. 43- He will help the woman locate an item.
  4. 44- Attending a concert.
  5. 45- He finished an article.
  6. 46- At 8:00
  7. 47- At a resort
  8. 48- Lifeguard
  9. 49- Proof of certification
  10. 50- On Thursday
  11. 51- Biking
  12. 52- It is an interesting
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English Verb Tenses Explained: Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Future

Understanding English verb tenses is crucial for effective communication. This document breaks down the key tenses and their uses.

Simple Present

Used for habits, routines, true facts, permanent states, historical facts, and fixed schedules.

  • Example: My grammar class starts at 4:00 PM.

Present Continuous

Used for actions happening now, temporary activities, and arrangements for the near future.

  • Structure: Subject + verb-ing
  • Example: He is playing the guitar.
  • Example: I am looking for a flat.
  • Example: I’m
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Venezuela’s 1835 Revolution of Reform: Overthrowing Vargas

The 1835 Revolution of Reform: Overthrowing Vargas

Despite strong military opposition, Dr. Vargas was elected President of the Republic for the period 1835-1839. However, the warlords who had opposed his candidacy began to conspire against him. A military coup erupted in Caracas in July 1835, just five months after Dr. Vargas assumed the presidency. Key figures in this military movement, known as the ***Revolution of Reform***, included General Santiago Mariño (the defeated candidate), Diego Ibarra,

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Arduino Sensor and Actuator Projects

1. Push Button LED Control

This example demonstrates how to control an LED using a push button. When the button is pressed, the LED turns on; otherwise, it remains off. The button state is also printed to the serial monitor.


int led = 13;
int pushButton = 2;

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(9600);
  pinMode(pushButton, INPUT);
  pinMode(led, OUTPUT);
}

void loop() {
  int buttonState = digitalRead(pushButton);
  Serial.println(buttonState);
  if (buttonState == HIGH) {
    digitalWrite(led, HIGH);
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Economic Liberalism: Principles, Evolution, and Modern Relevance

Understanding Economic Liberalism

Economic liberalism is a theory that promotes individual liberty, free markets, and limited government intervention. It is based on the view that humans are rational beings driven by self-interest, which, when regulated by market competition, can lead to socially beneficial outcomes. Emerging in the 17th and 18th centuries as a response to mercantilist policies, economic liberalism advocated for less state interference in economic affairs. Early contributors such

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Nietzsche’s World: Historical, Cultural, and Philosophical Foundations

Nietzsche’s Historical, Cultural, and Philosophical Contexts

Historical Background: 19th and 20th Centuries

The historical background spanning the 19th and 20th centuries is characterized by a disparity of approaches, largely driven by significant social, cultural, and political events. Industrialization was a foundational characteristic of this era. While it was hoped that industrialization would alleviate human misery and foster a social order promoting cultural and moral development, it instead

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Understanding Soil Physical Properties and Texture

Soil Physical Properties
1. Soil as a natural body is defined as a specialist in a specialist __________en ________ refers to as regolith soil __________.
a) biologist Esp ……… soils
b) En soil geologist ………..
c) Spec irrigation …. geomorphologist
d) Geographer esp. soils.

2. The soil is ____________ when you have a composition of 45% water, 45% minerals, 5% organic.
a) very wet b) very dry c) very organic d) ideal.

3. The most appropriate definition for an agricultural soil is ____

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Effective Data Collection in Observational Research

Challenges in Observational Data Collection

Visual Recording: Reactivity and Privacy Concerns

Visual recording methods often trigger reactivity in research subjects. Cameras, in particular, can be highly intrusive, leading to an explicit loss of anonymity. While their use in open environments might sometimes be overlooked, it frequently faces strong rejection. When observing actions in private spaces, the use of visual recording requires an intense and arduous negotiation process.

Audio Recording:

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Key Concepts in Human Development and Psychology

Language Development Fundamentals

Key Concepts in Language

  • Mutual Exclusivity: A child’s assumption that a given entity has only one name.
  • Gaze Following: The ability to follow another person’s gaze to understand their point of reference.
  • Morphemes: The smallest units of meaning in a language.
  • Phonemes: The smallest units of sound in a language.

Stages of Language Acquisition

  • Prelinguistic Stage: Characterized by babbling, cooing, and crying.
  • Single-word Stage: Uttering single words to convey meaning.
  • Two-
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Communism: Political System, Economic Theory, and Historical Impact

Communism

Communism is a political and economic system.
It’s defined as a system of government in which resources – such as mines, factories and farms – are owned by the whole population.Wealth is divided among citizens equally.Labor isshared equally as well.In this essay, we will focus on why the concept of Communism gained such popularity between different political parties across the world.

      The idea of modern communism originated from the industrial revolution in Great Britain

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