tailieunhanh - 400 must have words for the toefl part 8

This book is designed for ease of use as a self-study guide. Its chapters were written for easy completion in one sitting—about 25 minutes. 400 Must-Have Words is also highly effective in theTOEFL-prep classroom. | 54 wwwjust2d0wha0cidj 1. He sustained a serious injury in the war so he was sent home immediately. 2. Her sickness was so rare doctors weren t certain how to treat it. 3. His motto was to keep trying no matter what happened. 4. The medical staff could not know for sure whether the treatment would work but they made a confident prediction that the patient would recover. 5. The airplane crash was tragic killing many people immediately and inflicting injuries on others that would eventually prove deadly. TOEFL Prep II Next to each definition write the word that most closely fits it. aggravate decrepit forensics terminal vein 1. the science involved in solving crimes 2. a vessel for carrying blood 3. to make worse 4. unable to be cured 5. in very bad condition TOEFL Success Read the passage to review the vocabulary you have learned. Answer the questions that follow. The man was decrepit. With high blood pressure cancer and liver disease he aggravated his situation by smoking. His prognosis was death. His advanced lung cancer was terminal and his family members knew that he would pass away soon. So no one was surprised to find him dead on that sharp winter Thursday no one that is except one sharp-eyed detective 0 55 who noticed the bedroom window ajar on the morning of the old man s a fatally ill person be likely to sleep with the window open on a freezing cold night This question occupied forensic specialists from the medical examiner s an autopsy revealed an unlikely wound on the victim s thigh. Such a wound could easily have been inflicted by someone administering medicine . . . or poison. From there the poison could travel through the veins shutting down vital organs and causing death within seconds. Indeed the death turned out to be murder in the first degree. Criminal investigators persisted in their questioning of friends and family only later finding the motive money. Two distant relatives who