31. The Head of State of New Zealand is ______./ R) u- v# v, P& j( K
A. the governor-general B. the Prime Minister
% n5 B: R n( R3 u C. the high commissioner
- N4 n8 s, o, `9 _8 z( {% O3 z D. the monarch of United Kingdom! f! c' A ?2 B
32. The capital of Scotland is ______.
/ Q; T) `! I( f4 ?& z3 E A. Glasgow B. Edinburgh* s% |9 k0 q8 D6 F
C. Manchester D. London
" X% }& w7 w9 d 33. Who write the Declaration of Independence and later became the U.S. President ? Z: u5 ?& V# _9 `, w
A. Thomas Jefferson B. George Washington
7 E5 ]" u9 k) U+ q C. Thomas Paine D. John Adams
2 _) t) G* d4 `- U 34. Which is the following cities is located on the eastern coast of Australia ?
( c+ K" Y( C8 }' E; M) ? A. Perth B. Adelaide
1 v* P- N* j+ `$ h; M. f1 g+ y# ?9 n C. Sydney D. Melbourne$ C- C+ e' x2 g
35. Ode to the West Wind was written by ______.! r6 {8 y. C/ c" Q5 H! f
A. Willian Blake B. Willian Wordsworth& a! o- @7 ~, ~$ |, S
C. Samuel Taylor Coleridege
% u6 X. ]" I: V' s4 E D. Percy Bysshe Shelley" }* w6 Q! _' p1 X2 ]0 m( P
36. Who among the following is a poet of free verse ?
/ F; Y, {3 l( _0 o: D. l A. Ralph Waldo Emerson B. Walt Whitman
( f+ n4 w- [# @0 F4 ~4 a C. Herman Melville D. Theodore Dreiser9 E2 x0 b" L. [6 u- x1 y0 [
37. The novel Sons and Lovers was written by ______.
# R* x1 A6 A& i& j* E% D+ D" x A. Thomas Hardy B. John Galworhty, m# g7 t, g v2 h
C. D.H. Lawrence D. James Joyce
" Q9 u. q0 m1 F C% ]7 ] 38. The sstudy of mental processes of language comprehension and production is ______.3 t" ~+ L9 M- A* M" K
A. corpus linguistics B. socialinguistics. I/ g/ Z' z+ K1 u$ u4 u
C. theoretical linguistics D. psycholinguistics# P3 @, h6 z6 Q0 s5 u5 e
39. A special language variety that mixes languages and is used by speakers of different languages for purposes of trading is called ______.
2 Y1 _( h( @8 G" E A. dialect B. idiolect C. pidgin D. register1 ?" j U4 Y @* u8 G" L
40. When a speake expresses his intension of speaking, such as asking someone to open the window, he is performing ______.
1 P {' o1 D) ?! R$ d) E A. an illocutionary act B. a perlocutionary act; A. Z! l/ O, Z* V& u; C
C. a locutionary act D. none of the above
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