Reading passages

75- The exhibition centre is .......... .
A) relatively obsolete but easily accessible 
B) suitable for this large trade event 
C) well located and conventional 
D) not spacious enough to hold more than 475 
exhibitors 
E) a building specially made for 
Hospitalar
 
My husband and I were in a restaurant we used 
to dine in giving our orders as we, all at once, 
heard a tremendous voice in the kitchen. As the 
sound of the breakage of glass died away, I 
timidly quizzed a waiter about what it was.― That, 
ma‘am,‖ replied the unperturbed waiter quite 
dispassionately, ―was the sound of a job suddenly 
opening up.‖ .
76- Depending on the evidence revealed in the 
passage, we know that the crash in the 
kitchen.......... .
A) was brought about by broken glass 
B) resulted from the sound of broken glass 
C) was due to carelessness 
D) precipitated the deferment of the order of the 
assiduous couple 
E) was induced by a question asked by a petrified 
lady 
77- The waiter‘s respond to the woman‘s question 
suggests that whoever was responsible for the 
crash .......... .
A) was likely to be made the head waiter 
B) was to be kicked out from work 
C) would never be allowed into the kitchen any 
longer 
D) was subject to apologising to customers 
E) was bound to be encumbered by extra work 
78- The word ‗timidly‘ in line 5 most probably 
means .......... .
A) timely 
B) tamely 
C) bashfully 
D) highly 
E) clamorous 
 
The Middle East faces a difficult environmental 
problem. Until the 1960s, many countries in the 
region had economies based totally on recyclable