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A) Produce

1. “This could breed resentment against Confucius Institutes ___ their soil”.

A) On

1. “Speaking Mandarin can facilitate communication with newly wealthy Chinese tourists”. Facilitate means

A) Make easier

1. “The Chinese boom hasn’t escaped criticism, however”. Boom means

A) Rapid increase

1. “Limited resources would be better spent on math and science training”. Limited means

A) Small number

1. “There’s the danger that Russian or Japanese will be neglected”. Neglected means

A) Forgotten

1. “Most Mandarin students aren’t letting such concerns dissuade them”. Dissuade means

A) Change opinion

1. “She has encouraged her Mandarin students to correspond with pen pals”. Encouraged means

A) Supported

1. “She has encouraged her Mandarin students to correspond with pen pals”. Correspond means

A) Communicate

1. “Core classes are taught exclusively in English”. Core means

A) Essential

1. Exclusively is an example of

A) An adverb

1. “English will remain the dominant global language for at least 50 years”. Dominant means

A) Most powerful

1. Which is the verb in the above sentence?

A) Remain

1. “Students studying English soared from 16% to 47%”. Soared means

A) Raised higher

1. “None of this guarantees that English current importance will last forever”. Current means

A) Right now

1. “Interest in Chinese has spiked, but English majors still outnumber Chinese majors”. Spiked means

A) Risen

1. “After peaking at 2 billion in 2010, the number of English students will begin to drop sharply”. Peaking means

A) Reaching the highest point

1. Sharply in the above sentence is an example of

A) An adverb

1. “Many employers won’t hire applicants unless they are similarly qualified”. Applicants means

A) Someone who has applied for a job

1. “Taiwan is also following South Korea’s lead”. Lead means

A) Example

1. “No country can afford to throw in the towel”. Throw in the towel is an example of which type of phrase

A) An idiom

1. Throw in the towel figuratively means

A) Give up

1. China is one of the biggest sources ___ traveling students

A) Of

1. “Malaysia hopes __ pull off a similar trick”

A) To

1. “____ the other hand, US colleges are recovering fast”

A) On

95. “A degree __ an Australian university now puts graduates on the fast track”

A) From

96. “Foreigners now make __ about a quarter of its entire student body”

A) Up

97. “Australia shows the secret __success often has as much to do with the government”

A) To

98. “The number __ overseas students there has climbed to 46 percent”

A) Of

99. “The welcome begins with a courtesy car __ the airport”

A) At

100.“They consider a slew of factors before making their pick”. Slew means