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Reading Comprehension
Directions: This part is to test your reading ability. There are 5 tasks for you to fulfill. You should read the reading materials carefully and do the tasks as you are instructed.
Task 1
Directions: After reading the following passage, you will find 5 questions unfinished statements, numbered 36 through 40. For each question or statement there are 4 choices marked A), B), C) and D). you should make the correct choice and mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the centre.
The territory that now makes up the United States was settled by people from England, France, Holland, Russia, Spain, Sweden, and other countries. The Indians, of course, were already there.
Naturally, the nationalities in the colonies called one another by slang terms. Often the slang terms came from some name that was popular among a particular group. The equivalent of the English name James, for instance, is the common Spanish name Diego, pronounced “dee-ay’goh”. That gives rise to the insulting word Dago applied to a Spaniard or to other South Europeans, such as the Italians.
The English in Connecticut were subjected to this same irritating device by the Dutch who, prior to 1664, occupied New Amsterdam (later New York). A common name among the English is John and to the Dutch this was Jan, pronounced “yan”. What was more natural than for the Dutch to call any Englishman Jan? To make it more condescending and insulting, they used the diminutive form Janke (equivalent to Johnikins in English). This was pronounced “yan kuh” and that easily became Yankee.
The term, which originally applied to natives of Connecticut, later applied to all New Englanders and was eventually given to all Northerners by the Southerners and to all Americans by people of other countries.
21. The word Dago comes from the _____.
A). Dutch language B). English language
C). Spanish language D). The article does not say
22. The word Yankee stems from the _____.
A) Spanish word for James B). Dutch word for John
C). English name Johnikins D). Italian word for Diego
23. The word Yankee first referred to people in _____.
A). Connecticut B). New England
C). the northern states of the United States D). all of the above
24. Both Yankee and Dago are based on _____.
A). common first names B). diminutive name forms
C). last names D). nicknames
25. This selection mainly traces _____.
A) which nationalities settled the United States
B) how two slang terms originated and spread
C) why Dago is an insulting word
D) who introduced the word Yankee