ภาษาอังกฤษ
Grammar in Use, Reading Comprehension, Situational Conversations, and Vocabulary in Context
คู่มือกลยุทธ์สอบเข้า ม.1 & แผนการเดินทางสู่ความสำเร็จ
(คลิกเพื่อย่อ)"การทำคะแนนภาษาอังกฤษให้โดดเด่น ต้องอาศัยทั้งโครงสร้างไวยากรณ์ (Grammar) ที่แม่นยำ คลังคำศัพท์ (Vocabulary) ที่หลากหลาย และทักษะการอ่านบทความ (Reading Comprehension) ที่รวดเร็ว"
จุดเน้นและข้อแนะนำสำคัญในการสอบวิชาภาษาอังกฤษ:
- แม่นยำโครงสร้าง Tenses พื้นฐาน โดยเฉพาะ Present Simple, Past Simple, และ Present Continuous
- ทำความเข้าใจ Subject-Verb Agreement, Pronouns, Prepositions (in/on/at), และ Conjunctions
- ฝึกเทคนิค Skimming & Scanning เพื่อหาคำตอบจากบทความ Reading อย่างรวดเร็ว
- สะสมคำศัพท์ Synonym, Antonym, Prefix-Suffix และสำนวนภาษาอังกฤษในชีวิตประจำวัน
หัวข้อที่มักออกสอบบ่อยในวิชาภาษาอังกฤษ (6 หมวด):
เรียงตามระดับความสำคัญPresent Simple, Past Simple, Present Continuous, Future Simple, Subject-Verb Agreement
Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives vs Adverbs, Prepositions of Time & Place, Conjunctions
Main Idea, Specific Details, Word Meaning in Context, Pronoun Reference, Short Passages
Daily Dialogues, Asking for Directions, Making Requests, Apologizing, Giving Advice
Synonyms, Antonyms, Common Idioms, Word Formation (Prefixes & Suffixes)
การตรวจจับข้อผิดพลาดทางไวยากรณ์ในประโยค และการเลือกคำเติมในช่องว่าง
เลือกหมวดหมู่ที่ต้องการฝึกฝน
Grammar & Structure
Tenses, Subject-Verb Agreement, Passive Voice, Prepositions, Conjunctions
Reading Comprehension
Short passages, News articles, Scientific extracts, Main idea & Inference
Conversations & Vocabulary
Everyday dialogues, Contextual clues, Synonyms & Antonyms
แนวข้อสอบเด่นประจำวิชา (มศว. & สสวท.)
Patient: '________'
B: '________'
B: '________'
Clerk: '________'
Local: '________'
B: '________'
B: '________'
Customer: '________'
B: '________'
B: '________'
Guest: '________'
B: '________'
B: '________'
Student: '________'
B: '________, I'm completely full.'
Driver: '________'
B: '________! Keep practicing!'
Shopper: '________'
Josh: Sure. Is she at your house at the moment?
Lucy: Not quite yet. Her plane landed about ten minutes ago. I _______ for her at the airport.
Josh: OK. See you later.
Mom: She has a waistcoat on under her shirt, but you’re right. I _______ her a coat.
Thomas: We can’t. Her house isn’t _______ to have a party.
Balancing schoolwork and exams with busy social lives ____(11)____ quite hard. However, we’ve all had to deal with that! But don’t get stressed – here are a few tips to get you through the busy exam period. First you ____(12)____ get some exercise, even if it’s only light. Relaxation is also important. Do something that chills you out – have a laugh with your friends, listen to your favourite music or read a good book. If you find time for these activities, you ____(13)____ better.
Item 11: Choose the correct option for blank (11):
First you ____(12)____ get some exercise, even if it’s only light.
Item 12: Choose the correct option for blank (12):
If you find time for these activities, you ____(13)____ better.
Item 13: Choose the correct option for blank (13):
Would you like to have ____(14)____ to do this weekend? Visit Hampton Court ____(15)____ royal palaces. Now the palace ____(16)____ to the King of England, but it’s open to everyone throughout the year.
Item 14: Choose the correct option for blank (14):
Visit Hampton Court ____(15)____ royal palaces.
Item 15: Choose the correct option for blank (15):
Now the palace ____(16)____ to the King of England, but it’s open to everyone throughout the year.
Item 16: Choose the correct option for blank (16):
What’s the probability of ____(17)____ the ace of spades from a deck with no jokers? Normally it would be 1/50. But what if it is a brand new deck? The position of cards in a new deck are typically identical, so that means if you take out the jokers and ____(18)____ the card at the very bottom, it’s the ace of spades almost 100% of the time. Oh, that’s right! I ____(19)____ say a word about it being a new deck. In fact, you didn’t ask.
Item 17: Choose the correct option for blank (17):
...so that means if you take out the jokers and ____(18)____ the card at the very bottom, it’s the ace of spades almost 100% of the time.
Item 18: Choose the correct option for blank (18):
Oh, that’s right! I ____(19)____ say a word about it being a new deck. In fact, you didn’t ask.
Item 19: Choose the correct option for blank (19):
New lab data suggest that vaccines and prior infections may not offer enough protection against several new COVID-19 variants cropping up in the U.S. and ____(20)____ the world. Dr. David Ho, director of Columbia University’s Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center (ADARC), and his team ____(21)____ the results from a set of studies at an ADARC symposium. They showed how well some of the latest variants are evading both vaccine-derived ____(22)____ infection-derived immunity.
Item 20: Choose the correct option for blank (20):
Dr. David Ho, director of Columbia University’s Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center (ADARC), and his team ____(21)____ the results from a set of studies at an ADARC symposium.
Item 21: Choose the correct option for blank (21):
They showed how well some of the latest variants are evading both vaccine-derived ____(22)____ infection-derived immunity.
Item 22: Choose the correct option for blank (22):
B: ____________________
Anya: My favourite subject is English.
Bond: ____________________?
Anya: Yes, but I like doing homework.
Lisa: Yes, ____________________
Scientist 1: I could use some help with my presentation materials.
Scientist 2: Sure. ____(36) ____?
Scientist 1: Yes. Rounds of testing are along the x-axis, and performance is on the y-axis.
Scientist 2: So, you want to show both components on the same graph?
Scientist 1: Right. I tried a scatter plot, but there’s just too much data.
Scientist 2: I see. I don’t think you need to include every test result. Just show the averages per round and connect them on a line graph. ____(37) ____.
Scientist 1: I’ll try it.
Item 36: Choose the best sentence to fill in blank (36):
Scientist 2: Just show the averages per round and connect them on a line graph. ____(37) ____.
Scientist 1: I’ll try it.
Item 37: Choose the best sentence to fill in blank (37):
Steve: Hi, Sally. How are things at your new school? Did you make any new friends?
Sally: ____(38) ____, but now I’ve got quite a few friends.
Steve: What are they like?
Sally: Well, Jenny is the person I hang out with the most. She’s short with dark hair. She loves helping the elderly.
Steve: ____(39) ____
Sally: Yes, she is. Another person I like, but don’t get to see often, is Mark.
Steve: ____(40) ____ Is he so sociable you can’t get hold of him easily?
Sally: No, it’s just that he’s very hardworking. When he’s not studying, he helps his dad.
Item 38: Choose the best sentence to fill in blank (38):
Sally: ...Jenny is the person I hang out with the most. She loves helping the elderly.
Steve: ____(39) ____
Sally: Yes, she is.
Item 39: Choose the best sentence to fill in blank (39):
Sally: Another person I like, but don’t get to see often, is Mark.
Steve: ____(40) ____ Is he so sociable you can’t get hold of him easily?
Sally: No, it’s just that he’s very hardworking.
Item 40: Choose the best sentence to fill in blank (40):
Do you skip breakfast? Millions of people do, and if you are one of them, you are putting your ability to think and learn at risk. Skipping breakfast can cause you to be hungry, tired, or grumpy by the middle of the morning. Why is that? First, when you wake up, you have not eaten for about eight hours. Your body’s fuel, called glucose, is low. Eating breakfast raises the level of glucose in your brain. Your brain requires a constant flow of glucose to do mental work.
So eating breakfast will give you a mental edge at school. What if you don’t have enough time for breakfast or if you are not hungry when you wake up? Having something for breakfast is better than nothing. Drink some milk or juice. Then catch a nutritious snack later on in the morning. Yoghurt, dry cereal, cheeses, or fruit are good choices. What if you don’t like breakfast foods? Then eat healthy foods you do like. Even cold pizza or a fruit smoothie can power your morning. Any way you look at it, there’s no reason to skip this essential meal.
Item 41: What is the purpose of the text?
Item 42: Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT?
Item 43: What does the word ‘requires’ mean?
Getting around the USA
America is huge, so flying is the quickest way to get around the country. It can be expensive though, so here are some other ways of getting around.
If you aren’t in a hurry, the best alternative is to go by car. You have to be at least 25 years old to rent a car in the States, and you need a valid driver’s license and a major credit card to do so. There are a lot of rental car companies, and their prices vary a lot. Compare companies before you decide which one to use and remember it can be cheaper to book for a week than for a day.
If you prefer to be driven rather than driving yourself, the next best way to travel is by bus. Greyhound is the major long-distance bus company, and it has routes through the USA and Canada. Tickets are much cheaper if you buy them seven days in advance, and there are often other offers. If you’re travelling with a friend, your companion gets 50% off if you buy the tickets three days before you travel, and children aged between two and 11 get a 40% discount.
An alternative to using the bus is to take the train. Amtrak is the American rail company, and it has long-distance lines connecting all of America’s biggest cities. It also runs buses from major stations to smaller towns and national parks. Fares vary depending on the type of train and the seat, but you need to reserve at least three days ahead to get a discount. Students with an International Student Card get 15% off the standard fare. Bring your own food, as the dining car is quite expensive.
Item 44: What do you need to hire a car in America?
Item 45: How much do international students pay on Amtrak trains?
Item 46: What should long-distance rail passengers take with them?
An apple a day keeps the doctor away. In winter, the antioxidant vitamin C in oranges and citrus fruits boosts the immune system. Grapes are high in nutrients; vitamins B1, B2, B6, C, and K; and essential minerals. Pineapple is a natural healer packed with vitamin C and bromelain, a potential anti-inflammatory. The list of healthy, healing fruits goes on and on, but when it comes to health, popularity, versatility, and overall usefulness, none can beat the banana.
A nine-inch-long banana is 75 percent water and 35 percent skin, and has between 110 and 140 calories. Bananas contain three sugars: sucrose, fructose, and glucose, making them an instant and sustained energy food.
Item 47: Which of the following fruits is NOT mentioned in the text?
Item 48: Why are bananas a good source of energy?
Item 49: Which of the following sentences is INCORRECT?
Notice:
"Mr Thomas is away today. Class 6A, at 10 a.m. please go and join Class 6B in the Sports Hall for PE.
Mr Thomas will be back tomorrow."
According to the notice, which of the following sentences is CORRECT?
Poster Header: Age Restrictions on Social Media
- Age 13: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, Kik, Ask.fm, Houseparty, Periscope, Tumblr, Pinterest, Reddit
- Age 13+: YouTube, WeChat, Whisper, Yubo (with parental consent)
- Age 16: LinkedIn, WhatsApp
- Age 18: Tinder, Bumble, Hinge
What is the purpose of this poster?
Cartoon Dialogue:
- Husband at laptop: "HONEY, WHAT’S THE PASSWORD?"
- Wife from another room: "OUR ANNIVERSARY DATE."
- Husband (looking stressed at night): "SHE DID THIS ON PURPOSE."
From the cartoon, why can NOT the man use the laptop?
HOUSE RULES at our Little Cat Café:
- No rough handling (Please do not carry the cats; if they get on your lap themselves, that’s OK)
- Do not wake a sleeping cat
- Taking photos is OK! (No flash photography)
- Please do not shout or run around loudly
- Please do not feed the cats any human food or drinks
- Children must be at least 7 years old and supervised by an adult
What can be done to the cats in the cat café?
A man in Viking costume with an arrow stuck in his rear comes to the doctor’s reception:
- Patient: "I’d like to see the doctor."
- Receptionist: "Certainly, sir... Have a seat and he’ll see you shortly."
- Patient: "If you don’t mind, I’ll just stand."
What can be inferred from the picture and conversation?
Selena Gomez has spent her time <u>to do</u> (1) lots of charity work <u>for several years</u> (2). She has <u>kindly</u> (3) offered to help children <u>who live</u> (4) without enough food.
Thom Brown has <u>finished</u> (1) his university course, <u>after</u> (2) 24 years. He started his course in 1998, but he wasn’t able <u>to finished</u> (3) it until <u>this June</u> (4).
Jenny wants to be a musician when she <u>grows up</u> (1). She enjoys <u>playing</u> (2) the guitar and loves <u>writing</u> (3) her own songs. She’d love <u>studying</u> (4) music at university one day.
You don’t marry someone you can <u>live with</u> (1). You marry someone you <u>cannot</u> (2) live <u>with</u> (3).
<u>Because</u> (1) I <u>lose</u> (2) my memory, I am <u>sure</u> (3) I will just fall in love with you <u>all over again</u> (4).
Humans are <u>creatures</u> (1) that always <u>get hurt</u> (2) and feel regret whenever they <u>do a choice</u> (3) on <u>something</u> (4).
"Neither of the boys ________ able to solve the math puzzle yesterday."
"Honeybees perform a unique 'waggle dance' inside their hive. By waggling their bodies in specific angles and rhythms, they communicate the precise direction and distance of newly discovered flower fields to other bees."
What is the main purpose of the waggle dance?
A: I just hope the snow doesn't make traffic worse.
B: Oh, it will. Remember last year? A little snow and everything came to a standstill.
A: _____86_____ I should probably leave work early today just in case.
B: Good idea. At least snow makes everything look so pretty, though.
A: That's true. I love how quiet and peaceful it feels after a fresh snowfall.
B: Same! Let's just hope it doesn't turn into that slushy mess too quickly.
A: _____87_____ Stay warm, though.
B: You too!
A: I'm struggling to understand the concept of photosynthesis. _____88_____
B: Sure! Photosynthesis is the process plants use to convert sunlight into energy. They take in carbon dioxide from the air and water from the soil, and with the help of sunlight, they produce glucose and oxygen.
A: Ah, _____89_____ So the plant basically makes its own food using sunlight?
B: Exactly! It's like the plant's way of cooking. The sunlight is the ingredient, and the leaves act like a kitchen.
A: That makes so much more sense now! Thanks for breaking it down.
B: _____90_____ It's always easier when you think of it like a recipe.
Before the sun's heat caused the dew to _______, the tiny droplets on the grass were _______, reflecting the early morning light like tiny jewels.
The scientist's _______ revealed that the chemical levels in the water were _______ high, posing a threat to the local wildlife.
Regular exercise helps the body _______ essential vitamins more effectively, meaning it allows the nutrients to be taken in and used by the body, which is _______ for improving overall health and energy levels.
Despite the challenging circumstances, the team was able to _______ the project and complete it ahead of the _______, which was set to finish by the end of the month.
Thailand is addressing plastic waste with a 2023-2027 plan to recycle key plastics and _______ ocean waste by 50%. Campaigns like 'Everyday Say No to Plastic Bags' have perfectly decreased plastic bag use, supporting more _______ garbage management plans.
It was so unfortunate — while we were walking down the street, we were surprised that the shop _______ earlier that day.
_______ information left to analyze, but the few files we had were enough.
This artwork was custom-made, and _______ touched anywhere, as it is very expensive.
As pets get older (1) their needs change. You should not only be aware of (2) these changes but (3) also treating older pets (4) much more carefully than younger ones.
Every day, (1) approximately 85,000 (2) brains cells die by age 60, (3) and they are not replaced (4) like other body cells.
Many lessons in high school (1) are full of useful information. Despite (2) they are not easy to remember everything after (3) just listening once, taking notes will help you bring important (4) details home.
In 2011, for the first time, more smartphones (1) were sold than computers. (2) Less than 50 years before that, a computer (3) requires a large room to hold it. Now, computers can (4) be as small as a watch.
Ancient people built all different (1) kinds of structures for protection. (2) Chinese built the Great Wall of China. (3) Similarly, Canaanites constructed the Wall of Jericho, in (4) what is today the West Bank.
Consumers tended NOT to buy _______ more when compared to June 2021.
According to the chart, it is NOT LIKELY that _______.
"Clouds form when water vapor — an invisible gas in the atmosphere — sticks to tiny floating particles, such as dust, and turns into liquid water droplets or ice crystals. In a newly published study, we show that microplastic particles can have the same effects, producing ice crystals at temperatures 5 to 10 degrees Celsius (9 to 18 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than droplets without microplastics.
Clouds in the atmosphere can be made up of liquid water droplets, ice particles or a mixture of the two. In clouds in the mid- to upper atmosphere where temperatures are between 32 and minus 36°F (0 to minus 38°C), ice crystals normally form around mineral dust particles from dry soils or biological particles, such as pollen or bacteria.
For freezing to occur at warmer temperatures, some kind of material that won't dissolve in water needs to be present in the droplet. This particle provides a surface where the first ice crystal can form. If microplastics are present, they could cause ice crystals to form, potentially increasing rain or snowfall."
The presence of microplastics in the atmosphere might lead to _______.
B: Oh, I’m looking forward to it. I’ll be spending time with family and hopefully catching up on some much-needed rest.
B: I know exactly what you mean. _________ when you’re having fun, right?
B: I have, but I wouldn’t even know where to start. What about you?
A: Yeah, I’ve been thinking about it. I love the idea of making travel vlogs.
B: _________ You could share tips and cool places to visit.
B: Thanks! _________
A: True! Let’s do it!
I (1) am writing to explain why I cannot attend the upcoming school camp, (2) even though I would love to participate. (3) Unfortunately, there are three main reasons that prevent (4) me to join this time.
Firstly, I have a family obligation (1) during the camp dates. My cousin (2) is getting marriage, and my family expects (3) me to be there for the ceremony and celebrations. This is (4) such an important event, and I cannot miss it.
Secondly, I am recovering from (1) a recently illness, and my doctor advised (2) me to rest and avoid any (3) tiring activities for a few weeks. Joining the camp can affect my health, as the schedule might be (4) too hard for me.
(1) Last and not least, there are financial difficulties in my family (2) at the moment. While the camp fee is reasonable, my parents are paying for (3) other important things now, so they asked (4) me not to join the camp this year.
Thank you for (1) your support and for (2) organizing such a wonderful activity. I hope (3) you to understand my situation, and I (4) sincerely apologize for not being able to join. I hope to participate in future events.
“Millions of children rely on school meals as a primary source of nutrition. To ensure these meals meet their needs, effective Nutrition Guidelines and Standards (NGS) are crucial. NGS not only set nutrient targets but also consider local food systems, consumption patterns, and purchasing possibilities...”
The main purpose of NGS is __________.