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READING PRACTICE



                  Read the paragraphs and answer the questions. Each question asks you to use a context clue to
                  help you find the meaning of the highlighted word.



                  [ PASSAGE A ]


                    After Germanic people moved out of unproductive, cold Scandinavia to the flourishing land
                    of the Rhine late in the third century A.D., the Roman Empire deployed their armed forces
                    to block the barbarian frontiers from moving southward. However, the en-masse migration
                    of European tribes occurred from the early fourth century, referred to as the Migration
                    Period, and threatened as well as changed the Roman world immensely. This migration
                    was regarded inexorable due to a population explosion, land scarcity, clashes of adjacent
                    nations and tribes.

                    The biggest reason for the Migration Period was the arrival of the Huns who stepped out of
                    Central Asia and migrated westward towards the borders of the Roman Empire. The Huns,
                    led by a mighty General Attila, pushed all other barbarians of Eastern Europe to migrate
                    other regions of Europe. This consequently plagued peoples dwelling Eastern and Central
                    Europe as well as Iberian Peninsula and North Africa, leading to the fall of the Western
                    Roman Empire.




                  01  The word immensely in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to
                         A  immediately
                         B  greatly
                         C  adversely
                         D  scarcely








                  02  The word plagued in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to
                         A  infected
                         B  affected
                         C  argued
                         D  tormented













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