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TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL (READING) DAN PEMBAHASANNYA

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        READING TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL 2 DAN PEMBAHASANNYA            Madison Square Garden,a world-famous sporting venue in Newyork City,has actually been a series of buildings in varied locations rather than a single building in one spot.In 1873,P.T.Barnum built Barnum's Monster Classical and Geological Hippodrome at the corner of Madison Avenue and 26th Street,across from Madison Square Park.Two years later,bandleader Patrick Gilmore bought the property,added statues and fountains,and renamed it Gilmore's Gardens.When Cornelius Vanderbilt bought the property in 1879,it was renamed Madison Square Garden.          A second very lavish Madison Square Garden was built at the same location in 1890,with a ballroom,a restaurant,a theater,a rooftop garden,and a main arena with seating for 15000.However,this elaborate Madison Square Garden lasted only until 1924,when it was torn down to make way for a forty-story skyscraper.          When the second Madison Square Garden ha
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TRIK JITU MENGERJAKAN SOAL TOEFL(STRUCTURE) DAN JAWABANNYA

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 1.When he was kid,my brother..........many marbles.

a.have

b.has

c.had

d.doesn't have

2.The king........lot of guardians.

a.have

b.has

c.don't have

d.having

3.It's hard when you........two men in your life.

a.have

b.has

c.doesn't have

d.having

4.I.........many candies in my pocket.

a.usually having

b.have usually

c.usually to have

d.usually have

5.Teacher turnover..........a significant and negative impact on student achievement in both math and ELA.

a.have

b.has

c.hadn't

d.to have

6.It.....the strongest negative effect on student achievement.

a.have

b.has

c.hadn't

d.to have

7.An anonymous reviewer suggested that midyear turnover......a more substantial impact on student achievement.

a.might have

b.have

c.might having

d.to have

8.This assured we..........samilar number of observations in each group.

a.have

b.has

c.had

d.will have

9.All first-years teachers are dropped from this analysis because we..........student test score data in prior years.

a.do not have

b.do not have to

c.doesn't have

d.has

10.The likelihood of........the data neessary to calculate any value-added estimate increases with experience.

a.have

b.having

c.has

d.had

11.All nations........the right to use and explore space.

a.hadn't

b.has

c.have

d.have to

12.Commercial Space Guidelines.....the legal capacity to offer the goods or services to existing or potential nongovernmental customers.

a.has

b.have

c.hasn't

d.having

13.The United States Trade Representative(USTR)..........the primary responsibility in the Federal Government for international trade agreements to which the United States is a party.

a.has

b.have

c.hasn't

d.having

14.All in all,mass media,including movies and television,..........a significant correlation with people's behaviors.

a.are having

b.don't have

c.have

d.has

15.Once I.......some disagreement and had not talk to my dad for several days.

a.have

b.has

c.had to

d.had

16.They......watching television.

a.are even having dinner

b.even have dinner and

c.have dinner and also

d.have to

17.I......specific reasons for agreeing with it.

a.has

b.have

c.doesn't have

d.have to

18.Different people in the family.....different tastes that results in more than one television in a household.

a.has

b.hasn't

c.have

d.haven't

19.I........an appointment with a friend of mine last Sunday at my house.

a.have

b.has

c.having

d.had

20.Programs on televisions......some negative effects on us in terms of violence,illusion,and even brain malfunction.

a.have

b.had to

c.has

d.is having

21.How can people.......good time with their friends or other family members?

a.have

b.has

c.had

d.to have

22.Without television we......more chances to realize this world realistically.

a.will have to

b.has

c.will have

d.will having

23.Small towns and big cities both...........some problems in term of transportation,but in different ways.

a.has

b.hadn't

c.have

d.haven't

24.Big cities.......heavy traffic and expensive parking.

a.have generally

b.generally haven't

c.generally have to

d.generally have

25.If you.....a car,you're better off living in a city.

a.doesn't have

b.don't have

c.haven't

d.has

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