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1. Shes _____ university teacher. A. a B. an C. Ø D. one
2. I like _____ small animals. A. the B. Ø C. every D. a
3. Is this _____ coat? A. you B. the your C. your D. yours
4. Who are _____ people over there? A. this B. that C. these D. those
5. _____ is your name? A. Who B. What C. When D. Why
6. What do you do? ______. A. I am a doctor. B. I am tired. C. I am reading. D. I am very well, thank you.
7. I havent seen Peter _____ ages. A. since B. an C. in D. for
8. This is _____ winter for 20 years. A. bad B. the worse C. the worst D. worst
9. _____ help me? A. Can you to B. Do you can C. Can you doing D. Can you
10. I _____ she _____ you. A. think/likes B. am thinking/is liking C. think/is liking D. am thinking/ likes
11. Who _____ the window? A. open B. opened C. did opened D. did open
12. Why _____? A. are those men laughing B. are laughing those men C. those men are laughing D. those men laugh
13. What time did you arrive _____ the station? A. at B. to C. Ø D. in
14. Which of these is correct? A. happier B. more happier C. more good D. more sad
15. Which of these is correct? A. He havent got any brothers. B. He dont have any brothers. C. He hasnt get any brothers. D. He hasnt got any brothers.
Answer questions 16-18 according to the following passage. Sue Glass had a car accident when she was eight, so she used to hate driving. When she grew up this was a problem, because she got a job with a car company. When six years ago she met Julian Swayland, a racing driver, and she told him she was afraid of cars. He wanted to help, so he took her to Brands Hatch, a Grand Prix racing circuit. He drove her round corners at 100 miles per hour and she loved it. Then she heard about a special motor racing course. She did the course with five men and was amazed when she got top marks. She was a very successful racing driver for 15 years. After that, she stopped doing it. Now she is planning to open a driving school. 16. Because she had a car accident______ A. she decided to find a job in a car company. B. she met Julian Swayland. C. she was afraid of cars. D. going to school was a big problem for her.
17. Which of the following is true? A. She met Julian when she was fourteen. B. She wasn't afraid of driving any more after she drove her car at 100 mph. C. She was less successful than the other five students at the course. D. In order to help Sue, Julian took her to a racing circuit.
18. What does "it" refer to? A. her car B. racing C. being afraid D. her job at the car company
19. Which of these is correct? A. Jack usually is late for school. B. Jack usually late for school. C. Jack is usually late for school. D. Jack is usual late for school.
20. This book is _____ the other one. A. expensive than B. more expensiver than C. as expensiver as D. much less expensive than
21. He _____ the 7.30 train to London. A. catched B. take C. caught D. chaught
22. That's the ______ book I have ever read. A. most depressed B. most depressing C. more depressed D. more depressing
23. I _____ you if you _____ that again. A. hit/say B. will hit/say C. hit/will say D. will hit/will say
24. America _____ in 1492. A. discovered B. was discovered C. discovers D. has been discovered
25. If I _____ you, I _____ the truth. A. am/will tell B. were/would tell C. would be/told D. was/told
26. Jane _____ when her husband _____ home. A. was cooking/came B. cooked/was coming C. had cooked/had come D. cooks/came
27. How _____ do you want? A. many breads B. many loaves of bread C. much breads D. many loaf of bread
28. The phone is ringing! Oh! Is it? I _____ it. A. am going to answer B. ll C. answer D. answered
29. My brother has been living in Peru ______ three years. A. for B. since C. ago D. during
Answer questions 30-32 according to the following passage. If you travel around Europe, you will find many differences in how doctors work. For example, English doctors are quick to give strong antibiotics for colds, but German doctors usually are not. The Germans, on the other hand, give medicine for low blood pressure, but the English do not think low blood pressure is a problem. German doctors seem very concerned about heart problems. They give six times as many heart drugs as English doctors do. Patients in the two countries are different, too. The English are more likely to accept their doctors' orders without question. The Germans, however, are likely to ask their doctors to explain their treatment. 30. English doctors ______ A. don't prefer giving antibiotics for colds. B. give importance to low blood pressure. C. take colds more seriously than German doctors. D. think low blood pressure causes heart problems.
31. What's the main idea of the paragraph? A. Doctors around Europe do not treat their patients in the same way. B. German doctors give six times as many drugs as English doctors. C. The English do not question their doctors' orders whereas the Germans do. D. Colds, low blood pressure, and heart problems are more common in Germany.
32. What does "concerned about" mean? A. happy with B. not interested in C. worried about D. enthusiastic about
33. In which one of the following sentences , if we leave out the underlined word, the sentence is still correct? A. I poured him a glass of wine, which he drank at once. B. Here is the paper that you asked me to get. C. Today I saw the man who helped me when I was robbed. D. This room, which people do not use any more, belonged to our eldest son.
34. Because he _____ to Romania before, he _____ to go there again. A. had been/didnt want B. had gone/hadnt want C. goes/doesnt want D. had been/didnt wanted
35. Jane is a very good friend. I ______ her for a long time. A. have known B. knew C. know D. had known
36. I went out without _____ money. A. a B. some C. any D. many
37. Although he felt very _____, he smiled _____. A. angrily/friendly B. angry/friendly C. angrily/friendlily D. angry/in a friendly way
38. Can you _____? A. to make me some tea B. make some tea for me C. make for me some tea D. for me some tea make
39. This wine tastes ______ vinegar! A. like B. as C. similar D. same
40. I went to London _____ clothes. A. to buying B. to buy C. for buying D. for buy
41. Which of these is correct? A. He got married with her. B. He married to her. C. They got married with each other. D. He married her.
42. He suggested _____ to the cinema. A. we going B. us to go C. to go D. that we go
43. If you _____ me, I _____ in real trouble last year. A. didnt help/would have been B. hadnt helped/would have been C. hadnt helped/would be D. didnt help/would be
44. The ______ you eat, the more weight you'll lose. A. much B. more C. less D. very
45. That _____ be Roger at the door. Its too early. A. must B. mustnt C. can D. cant
46. She _____ at all since I _____ her at my sisters wedding. A. hasnt changed/have seen B. didnt change/saw C. didnt change/have seen D. hasnt changed/saw
47. If you have trouble going to sleep, try _____ a glass of milk before bedtime. A. drinking B. drank C. drink D. to drinking
48. I wish I _____ more time. A. have B. had C. would have D. will have 49. The explosion ______ just after 9 pm. Fortunately, no one ______. A. happened / hurt B. happen / hurted C. happened / was hurt D. happened / was hurted
50. John Hastings, _____, has just come to live in our street. A. who I was at school with him B. was at school with me C. who I was at school D. with whom I was at school
Answer questions 51-53 according to the following passage. It is easy enough to understand why birds should migrate, and one can understand how they time their migrations according to changing day length or temperature. The real mystery is, how do they know which way to go? Human navigators, even with the help of all kinds of modern instruments, still make mistakes. So, how do birds manage to find their way without making any mistakes? 51. The most puzzling thing about the migration of birds is ______ A. why they always leave at the end of the summer. B. how they know what route to follow. C. that they are less skilful than human beings at navigation. D. why they feel the need to migrate.
52. According to the passage, the changes in the length of the days and the temperature ______ A. help birds to find their way with great accuracy. B. hardly affect the migration of birds. C. can be measured accurately to help navigation. D. play a vital role in birds' timing their migration.
53. From the passage we realise that man, in spite of high technology, ______ A. cannot make birds change their migration habits. B. is still unable to explain the reasons for the migration of birds. C. cannot measure changes in day length and temperature with any accuracy. D. is not as successful as birds at navigation.
54. Which of these is correct? A. The money is very important for everybody. B. The money I found in his pocket was stolen. C. It is time go to the bed. D. Have you seen your sister? Yes, shes in kitchen.
55. They tried to prevent me ______ going with them because they thought I had measles. A. from B. to C. by D. for
56. The customs officer asked us where ______ from. A. had we come B. we had come C. have we come C. did we come
57. The children shouldn't be left alone. They are too young to look after ______. A. them B. themselves C. every other D. their own
58. Changing a plug is very simple; ______ you have to know is where to put the wires. A. only B. just C. all D. everything
59. He went to work ______ he felt unwell. A. despite B. although C. in spite of D. except
60. _____ he gets, _____. A. The richer/the more friends he has B. Richer/ the more friends he has C. Richer/more friends he has D. The richer/the more he has friends
61. I can't find my keys. I ______ them in the taxi. A. must have left B. must left C. must be left D. must leave 62. Not only______ the old woman's bag, but also he _______ her. A. he stole / stabbed B. did he steal / did stab C. did he steal / stabbed D. he did steal / did stab
Answer questions 63-65 according to the following passage. In spite of his love of theorizing, the prehistorian Louis Leakey took nothing for granted and always put everything to a practical test. In order to prove that primitive man had to be a tool-maker to survive, he became an expert maker of stone tools, and would use them to skin and chop up animals. Even this was not enough; he tried unsuccessfully to skin animals with his teeth. Louis could show amazing patience if necessary but his inclination was to get on with the next job rather than waste time on tiresome details. He was never good at working with other people and always wanted to tackle everything himself. 63. Although Louis Leakey liked putting forward theories ______ A. he preferred to prove things by practice. B. he didn't like the idea of "trial and error". C. he hardly put them into practice. D. he never accepted other people's theories.
64. Louis Leakey proved that early man was dependant on tools because he himself ______ A. found it pointless to skin animals with his teeth. B. showed that certain tasks would be impossible even with tools. C. showed that modern man could survive in primitive conditions. D. became unsuccessful in making primitive tools.
65. Louis Leakey ______ A. always enjoyed the opportunity for detailed study. B. preferred to work alone. C. was unnecessarily impatient at times. D. approached his work without any motivation
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