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---- he was aware of the dangers of this kind of

research, he still continued with the project.

2.

If A) Even thoughB)

So thatC) WhereasD)

HoweverE)

---- a piece of metal is denser than water, it sinks

in water.

1.

Because of A) While B)

SinceC) DespiteD)

ThereforeE)

---- the semester is over, Dr. Baines will

supervise the sinking of the shaft as it seems

likely that they'll strike oil.

3.

In order that A) As a result B)

If onlyC) OnceD)

In caseE)

Is that the professor ---- received the Nobel Prize

in chemistry?

5.

An honorary degree will be conferred upon the

physicist ---- contributions to energy studies

have proved the most beneficial.

4.

whom A) whose B)

whereC) whichD)

whoE)

which A) who B)

whoseC) thatD)

whomE)

Dairy farming has received a lot of coverage in

the media lately, ---- on account of the dry

season ---- because of the radiation scare.

6.

both / more thanA) more / even so B)

only / alsoC) not only / but alsoD)

such / as well asE)

The scientist endeavours ---- to produce power

as efficiently and cheaply as possible, ---- to

apply it economically.

7.

even / just asA) so / unlessB)

not only/but alsoC) as much / as ifD)

most / thatE)

---- simply transmitting voice, the Joint Tactical

Radio System (JTRS) as the Pentagon refers to

it, will also simultaneously carry video and

data transmissions.

10.

Rather than A) According toB)

Due toC) In contrast toD)

In spite ofE)

The world chemical industry developed very

rapidly from 1935 ---- particularly in the organic

sector of the industry.

8.

onwardsA) upwardsB)

afterwardsC) outwards D)

towardsE)

---- mechanical impact, certain chemical

impurities would make such explosives

unstable if they were stored in warm conditions.

9.

Involving A) Including B)

In caseC) Contrary to D)

Even withoutE)

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---- he was aware of the dangers of this kind of

research, he still continued with the project.

2.

If A) Even thoughB)

So thatC) WhereasD)

HoweverE)

---- a piece of metal is denser than water, it sinks

in water.

1.

Because of A) While B)

SinceC) DespiteD)

ThereforeE)

---- the semester is over, Dr. Baines will

supervise the sinking of the shaft as it seems

likely that they'll strike oil.

3.

In order that A) As a result B)

If onlyC) OnceD)

In caseE)

Is that the professor ---- received the Nobel Prize

in chemistry?

5.

An honorary degree will be conferred upon the

physicist ---- contributions to energy studies

have proved the most beneficial.

4.

whom A) whose B)

whereC) whichD)

whoE)

which A) who B)

whoseC) thatD)

whomE)

Dairy farming has received a lot of coverage in

the media lately, ---- on account of the dry

season ---- because of the radiation scare.

6.

both / more thanA) more / even so B)

only / alsoC) not only / but alsoD)

such / as well asE)

The scientist endeavours ---- to produce power

as efficiently and cheaply as possible, ---- to

apply it economically.

7.

even / just asA) so / unlessB)

not only/but alsoC) as much / as ifD)

most / thatE)

---- simply transmitting voice, the Joint Tactical

Radio System (JTRS) as the Pentagon refers to

it, will also simultaneously carry video and

data transmissions.

10.

Rather than A) According toB)

Due toC) In contrast toD)

In spite ofE)

The world chemical industry developed very

rapidly from 1935 ---- particularly in the organic

sector of the industry.

8.

onwardsA) upwardsB)

afterwardsC) outwards D)

towardsE)

---- mechanical impact, certain chemical

impurities would make such explosives

unstable if they were stored in warm conditions.

9.

Involving A) Including B)

In caseC) Contrary to D)

Even withoutE)

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Products ---- diverse ---- rubber, tobacco, coffee,

chocolate and aromatic oils for perfumes come

from flowering plants.

12.

as / asA) too / manB)

both / andC) either / or D)

not only / but alsoE)

Heat is transferred from ---- object ---- by

conduction, convection and radiation.

13.

either / to othersA) each / from the restB)

any / with anotherC) some / through othersD)

one / to anotherE)

---- many diverse animal forms exist ----

exceptions can be found to almost any

definition of an animal.

11.

So / asA) As / asB)

Whether / soC) So / that D)

Neither / norE)

Pile foundations are costly and normally

economic only ---- commercial structures on

valuable sites.

14.

in the manner ofA) in the case ofB)

in place ofC) in fulfilment ofD)

in accordance withE)

The South African government has committed

a further sum of money to the Southern

African Large Telescope (SLT), ---- enables the

construction of this giant telescope to

commence next year.

15.

whichA) thus B)

by whichC) whose D)

for whomE)

The environment in which we live changes

continuously ---- 'natural causes' over which we

have little control.

17.

in spite ofA) due toB)

thusC) henceD)

howeverE)

Farmers depend on meteorologists ---- accurate

forecasts assist in successful agricultural

planning.

18.

whoA) in whichB)

thatC) what D)

whoseE)

In studying protein-coding sequences, the

initiation and the termination codons are

usually excluded ---- these two codons almost

never change with time.

16.

whereasA) in caseB)

butC) instead of D)

sinceE)

---- astronomers have so far found no Earth-like

planets, this does not mean that there are none.

19.

WhileA) AsB)

Even thoughC) As ifD)

UnlessE)

Irrigation is the art of using water, ---- direct

rainfall, for crop cultivation.

20.

in case ofA) besidesB)

compared withC) other thanD)

anging fromE)

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Products ---- diverse ---- rubber, tobacco, coffee,

chocolate and aromatic oils for perfumes come

from flowering plants.

12.

as / asA) too / manB)

both / andC) either / or D)

not only / but alsoE)

Heat is transferred from ---- object ---- by

conduction, convection and radiation.

13.

either / to othersA) each / from the restB)

any / with anotherC) some / through othersD)

one / to anotherE)

---- many diverse animal forms exist ----

exceptions can be found to almost any

definition of an animal.

11.

So / asA) As / asB)

Whether / soC) So / that D)

Neither / norE)

Pile foundations are costly and normally

economic only ---- commercial structures on

valuable sites.

14.

in the manner ofA) in the case ofB)

in place ofC) in fulfilment ofD)

in accordance withE)

The South African government has committed

a further sum of money to the Southern

African Large Telescope (SLT), ---- enables the

construction of this giant telescope to

commence next year.

15.

whichA) thus B)

by whichC) whose D)

for whomE)

The environment in which we live changes

continuously ---- 'natural causes' over which we

have little control.

17.

in spite ofA) due toB)

thusC) henceD)

howeverE)

Farmers depend on meteorologists ---- accurate

forecasts assist in successful agricultural

planning.

18.

whoA) in whichB)

thatC) what D)

whoseE)

In studying protein-coding sequences, the

initiation and the termination codons are

usually excluded ---- these two codons almost

never change with time.

16.

whereasA) in caseB)

butC) instead of D)

sinceE)

---- astronomers have so far found no Earth-like

planets, this does not mean that there are none.

19.

WhileA) AsB)

Even thoughC) As ifD)

UnlessE)

Irrigation is the art of using water, ---- direct

rainfall, for crop cultivation.

20.

in case ofA) besidesB)

compared withC) other thanD)

anging fromE)

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So far, ---- € 24 million have been invested in

this relatively new Building Society because it

cares for the environment.

1.

more of A) so muchB)

much asC) the mostD)

more thanE)

---- photographers require short exposures to

capture fast-moving objects, chemists need

short laser pulses to study rapid reactions.

2.

In contrastA) In spite ofB)

In caseC) SimilarlyD)

Just asE)

According to neo-Darwinism, ---- mutation is

recognized as the ultimate source of genetic

variation, natural selection is given the

dominant role in shaping the genetic make-up

of populations.

3.

howeverA) althoughB)

whetherC) beforeD)

unlessE)

The research team was relieved to learn that

the results of the experiment were in ---- their

expectations.

5.

competition withA) place ofB)

favour ofC) excess ofD)

accord withE)

Networks without controlled access can ----

ensure the security or privacy of stored data,

---- keep network resources from being

exploited by "hackers".

4.

neither / norA) so / as B)

only / butC) rather / than D)

also / butE)

Any magnet, whether it is in the shape of a bar

or a horseshoe, has two ends, called poles, ----

the magnetic effect is strongest.

9.

whichA) whatB)

howC) whereD)

thatE)

The texture of the rock suggested it came from

an asteroid and not from a loose, sooty ice

ball ---- a comet.

10.

including A) like B)

as C) as well as D)

such E)

Communication is perhaps the most important

of the numerous tasks ---- engineers are

responsible in time of war.

6.

thatA) by whichB)

whatC) for whichD)

for whomE)

The writers of this article seem to assume that

nuclear plants conform with safety

requirements ---- the fact that violations are

constantly being reported.

7.

in case A) althoughB)

againstC) concerning D)

despiteE)

In statistics, random samples are obtained ----

by sampling with replacement from a finite

population ---- by sampling without

replacement from an infinite population.

8.

either / orA) whether / and B)

just / asC) as/asD)

so/thatE)

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So far, ---- € 24 million have been invested in

this relatively new Building Society because it

cares for the environment.

1.

more of A) so muchB)

much asC) the mostD)

more thanE)

---- photographers require short exposures to

capture fast-moving objects, chemists need

short laser pulses to study rapid reactions.

2.

In contrastA) In spite ofB)

In caseC) SimilarlyD)

Just asE)

According to neo-Darwinism, ---- mutation is

recognized as the ultimate source of genetic

variation, natural selection is given the

dominant role in shaping the genetic make-up

of populations.

3.

howeverA) althoughB)

whetherC) beforeD)

unlessE)

The research team was relieved to learn that

the results of the experiment were in ---- their

expectations.

5.

competition withA) place ofB)

favour ofC) excess ofD)

accord withE)

Networks without controlled access can ----

ensure the security or privacy of stored data,

---- keep network resources from being

exploited by "hackers".

4.

neither / norA) so / as B)

only / butC) rather / than D)

also / butE)

Any magnet, whether it is in the shape of a bar

or a horseshoe, has two ends, called poles, ----

the magnetic effect is strongest.

9.

whichA) whatB)

howC) whereD)

thatE)

The texture of the rock suggested it came from

an asteroid and not from a loose, sooty ice

ball ---- a comet.

10.

including A) like B)

as C) as well as D)

such E)

Communication is perhaps the most important

of the numerous tasks ---- engineers are

responsible in time of war.

6.

thatA) by whichB)

whatC) for whichD)

for whomE)

The writers of this article seem to assume that

nuclear plants conform with safety

requirements ---- the fact that violations are

constantly being reported.

7.

in case A) althoughB)

againstC) concerning D)

despiteE)

In statistics, random samples are obtained ----

by sampling with replacement from a finite

population ---- by sampling without

replacement from an infinite population.

8.

either / orA) whether / and B)

just / asC) as/asD)

so/thatE)

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---- what is generally assumed, the number of

animals remaining in a threatened species

may actually rise as it approaches the brink of

extinction.

16.

In view ofA) Contrary toB)

Surprisingly enoughC) Needless to sayD)

Due toE)

Laser beams, ---- are useful in both medicine

and industry, were first created by science

fiction some fifty years ago.

18.

which A) what B)

whateverC) whereD)

whoseE)

---- industry is concerned money spent on

research is money well spent.

17.

According to A) As much asB)

As far as C) Even soD)

With regard toE)

Traffic congestion is frequently not caused by

overloading ---- by small disturbances in the

flow.

19.

as A) but B)

as well asC) more D)

thanE)

Physicists certainly know more about the

universe now than ----, but if anything they are

---- puzzled.

20.

once more / so A) once before / soB)

ever before / even moreC) at such times / as much D)

ever since / the more E)

---- I investigated and studied my scientist

colleague's account of an environmental

experiment, ---- thoroughly convinced I have

become that it has no value whatsoever.

11.

So far as / mostA) The more / the moreB)

Just as / moreC) Neither / norD)

So long as / everE)

Physicists certainly know ---- about the

universe now ---- ever before.

12.

so much / thatA) both / andB)

enough / just asC) more / thanD)

as well / asE)

For a domestic staircase, an additional form of

support ---- a "carriage", that is a beam under

the centre of the stairs, is not usually necessary.

13.

in case ofA) so thatB)

such asC) according toD)

eitherE)

Coral reefs are home to ---- of the most beautiful

and unusual forms of marine life, ---- of which

are found in only 18 places in the world.

14.

few / muchA) many / noneB)

much / fewC) a lot / anyD)

some / manyE)

---- the span of a suspension bridge increases,

the structure develops a "gravity" stiffness due

to its own weight.

15.

AsA) HoweverB)

WhereasC) While D)

In caseE)

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---- what is generally assumed, the number of

animals remaining in a threatened species

may actually rise as it approaches the brink of

extinction.

16.

In view ofA) Contrary toB)

Surprisingly enoughC) Needless to sayD)

Due toE)

Laser beams, ---- are useful in both medicine

and industry, were first created by science

fiction some fifty years ago.

18.

which A) what B)

whateverC) whereD)

whoseE)

---- industry is concerned money spent on

research is money well spent.

17.

According to A) As much asB)

As far as C) Even soD)

With regard toE)

Traffic congestion is frequently not caused by

overloading ---- by small disturbances in the

flow.

19.

as A) but B)

as well asC) more D)

thanE)

Physicists certainly know more about the

universe now than ----, but if anything they are

---- puzzled.

20.

once more / so A) once before / soB)

ever before / even moreC) at such times / as much D)

ever since / the more E)

---- I investigated and studied my scientist

colleague's account of an environmental

experiment, ---- thoroughly convinced I have

become that it has no value whatsoever.

11.

So far as / mostA) The more / the moreB)

Just as / moreC) Neither / norD)

So long as / everE)

Physicists certainly know ---- about the

universe now ---- ever before.

12.

so much / thatA) both / andB)

enough / just asC) more / thanD)

as well / asE)

For a domestic staircase, an additional form of

support ---- a "carriage", that is a beam under

the centre of the stairs, is not usually necessary.

13.

in case ofA) so thatB)

such asC) according toD)

eitherE)

Coral reefs are home to ---- of the most beautiful

and unusual forms of marine life, ---- of which

are found in only 18 places in the world.

14.

few / muchA) many / noneB)

much / fewC) a lot / anyD)

some / manyE)

---- the span of a suspension bridge increases,

the structure develops a "gravity" stiffness due

to its own weight.

15.

AsA) HoweverB)

WhereasC) While D)

In caseE)

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Dinosaurs may have terrorized other creatures

during their time on Earth, ---- now it has

emerged that some species had a taste for the

flesh of their own kind.

6.

unlessA) whetherB)

becauseC) even ifD)

so thatE)

The interiors of planets are totally inaccessible,

---- what we know about them comes from

indirect measurements and analysis.

7.

so A) whereas B)

even though C) since D)

so as E)

The centre conducted the study ---- identify

priority areas for conservation.

10.

in order to A) as well as B)

with respect to C) due to D)

with reference to E)

It was not long ---- the design deficiencies of the

room became apparent.

8.

In every forensic laboratory there should be ----

with the basic training to make sense of

botanical evidence.

9.

each A) anyone B)

someone C) one another D)

themE)

as if A) before B)

until C) wherever D)

unlessE)

The next model the company produced was

well-engineered and finely built, ----, it never

became popular and sales were poor.

1.

on the contrary A) even so B)

just as C) such as D)

in accordance with E)

Millions of children in these Third World

countries will suffer and die ---- these infectious

diseases remain uncontrolled.

3.

ifA) unless B)

as soon asC) howeverD)

so asE)

---- she gave up smoking, she has enjoyed the

best of health.

2.

AlthoughA) IfB)

SinceC) ForD)

WhenE)

He was advised not to discontinue the medicine

---- this might bring on a recurrence of the

complaint.

4.

so thatA) despite B)

untilC) as D)

due toE)

AIDS is a disease ---- has given rise to much

speculation.

5.

whomA) whose B)

whatC) whichD)

whoE)

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Dinosaurs may have terrorized other creatures

during their time on Earth, ---- now it has

emerged that some species had a taste for the

flesh of their own kind.

6.

unlessA) whetherB)

becauseC) even ifD)

so thatE)

The interiors of planets are totally inaccessible,

---- what we know about them comes from

indirect measurements and analysis.

7.

so A) whereas B)

even though C) since D)

so as E)

The centre conducted the study ---- identify

priority areas for conservation.

10.

in order to A) as well as B)

with respect to C) due to D)

with reference to E)

It was not long ---- the design deficiencies of the

room became apparent.

8.

In every forensic laboratory there should be ----

with the basic training to make sense of

botanical evidence.

9.

each A) anyone B)

someone C) one another D)

themE)

as if A) before B)

until C) wherever D)

unlessE)

The next model the company produced was

well-engineered and finely built, ----, it never

became popular and sales were poor.

1.

on the contrary A) even so B)

just as C) such as D)

in accordance with E)

Millions of children in these Third World

countries will suffer and die ---- these infectious

diseases remain uncontrolled.

3.

ifA) unless B)

as soon asC) howeverD)

so asE)

---- she gave up smoking, she has enjoyed the

best of health.

2.

AlthoughA) IfB)

SinceC) ForD)

WhenE)

He was advised not to discontinue the medicine

---- this might bring on a recurrence of the

complaint.

4.

so thatA) despite B)

untilC) as D)

due toE)

AIDS is a disease ---- has given rise to much

speculation.

5.

whomA) whose B)

whatC) whichD)

whoE)

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A drug of this kind is ---- dangerous to be sold

without a prescription.

16.

as A) just B)

tooC) so D)

enoughE)

Of all the medicines we have tested, this is

obviously ---- effective.

17.

much A) more B)

lessC) a littleD)

the mostE)

The nurse claimed that it wasn't ----

responsibility but the doctor's.

18.

herself A) hers B)

theirsC) herD)

himselfE)

All cells, whether they come from animals,

plants or bacteria, contain ---- elements in very

nearly ---- proportions.

19.

more / all A) some / moreB)

any / the most C) the same / the sameD)

the other / someE)

Recommendations to reduce cardiovascular

disease risk include ---- screening ----

intervention.

20.

neither / butA) as / asB)

such /as C) some / just asD)

both / andE)

---- two-thirds of the energy the average person

spends in a day supports the body's metabolic

activities.

12.

AlreadyA) AsB)

At leastC) Such asD)

SoE)

Japan, which is the world's second largest

market for mobile phones, plans to limit their

use ---- growing concern about the impact of

electromagnetic radiation on the brain.

11.

in case of A) as a result ofB)

in spite of C) by means ofD)

in terms ofE)

The whole of society may suffer if its

government is attacked; ----, the entire body is

harmed if the brain is damaged.

13.

otherwise A) similarlyB)

on the other handC) neverthelessD)

howeverE)

In recent years the trend in the study of child

development has been an increased emphasis

on the processes underlying the changes, ----

simple descriptions of age changes.

14.

Poisoning ---- drug overdose is a frequent and

still increasing cause of admission to hospital.

15.

as ifA) just asB)

rather thanC) even soD)

such asE)

according toA) due toB)

on behalf ofC) in excess ofD)

in spite ofE)

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A drug of this kind is ---- dangerous to be sold

without a prescription.

16.

as A) just B)

tooC) so D)

enoughE)

Of all the medicines we have tested, this is

obviously ---- effective.

17.

much A) more B)

lessC) a littleD)

the mostE)

The nurse c la imed that i t wasn ' t - - - -

responsibility but the doctor's.

18.

herself A) hers B)

theirsC) herD)

himselfE)

All cells, whether they come from animals,

plants or bacteria, contain ---- elements in very

nearly ---- proportions.

19.

more / all A) some / moreB)

any / the most C) the same / the sameD)

the other / someE)

Recommendations to reduce cardiovascular

disease risk include ---- screening ----

intervention.

20.

neither / butA) as / asB)

such /as C) some / just asD)

both / andE)

---- two-thirds of the energy the average person

spends in a day supports the body's metabolic

activities.

12.

AlreadyA) AsB)

At leastC) Such asD)

SoE)

Japan, which is the world's second largest

market for mobile phones, plans to limit their

use ---- growing concern about the impact of

electromagnetic radiation on the brain.

11.

in case of A) as a result ofB)

in spite of C) by means ofD)

in terms ofE)

The whole of society may suffer if its

government is attacked; ----, the entire body is

harmed if the brain is damaged.

13.

otherwise A) similarlyB)

on the other handC) neverthelessD)

howeverE)

In recent years the trend in the study of child

development has been an increased emphasis

on the processes underlying the changes, ----

simple descriptions of age changes.

14.

Poisoning ---- drug overdose is a frequent and

still increasing cause of admission to hospital.

15.

as ifA) just asB)

rather thanC) even soD)

such asE)

according toA) due toB)

on behalf ofC) in excess ofD)

in spite ofE)

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Bacteria are ---- small that they can ---- be seen

under a microscope.

6.

very / ratherA) too / hardly B)

as / thusC) so / onlyD)

much / justE)

The brain is a part of the body ---- very little is

known and even less is understood.

7.

whichA) from whatB)

whereC) of whoseD)

about whichE)

In Africa, the irresponsible sewage discharge

of an exclusive hotel gradually put an end to

the seafood harvest on ---- a local village

depended for its livelihood.

9.

thatA) whichB)

whatC) whereD)

whomE)

The inquiry into the foot and mouth epidemic

will bring together veterinary scientists,

virologists and epidemiologists ---- the

representatives of farming and consumer

groups.

10.

as well asA) such asB)

especiallyC) as to D)

but forE)

A lot of my colleagues work with radiation, but

they don't seem to have been adversely

affected by it, and ----.

8.

neither do I A) I have, too B)

neither was IC) nor was ID)

nor did IE)

It may have something to do with the rising

price of medicines, but certainly ---- people are

beginning to show an interest in natural

remedies.

3.

as many moreA) the moreB)

the mostC) as manyD)

more and moreE)

Scientists wondered ---- Dolly, the cloned

sheep, would live a normal life span ---- simply

live out the remaining years of the sheep from

which she had been cloned.

1.

more / thanA) so / thatB)

whether / orC) neither / norD)

just / asE)

---- obesity results basically from an excess of

calories, in some instances, genetic

background may be a contributing factor.

2.

SinceA) However B)

NeverthelessC) Even thoughD)

UnlessE)

Unfortunately, adults don't usually offer early

adolescents ---- warm indulgence and social

protection that they provided a decade earlier.

4.

tooA) as muchB)

moreC) the sameD)

such asE)

The bellies of countless African children are

swollen ---- severe malnutrition.

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apart fromC) due toD)

regardless ofE)

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Bacteria are ---- small that they can ---- be seen

under a microscope.

6.

very / ratherA) too / hardly B)

as / thusC) so / onlyD)

much / justE)

The brain is a part of the body ---- very little is

known and even less is understood.

7.

whichA) from whatB)

whereC) of whoseD)

about whichE)

In Africa, the irresponsible sewage discharge

of an exclusive hotel gradually put an end to

the seafood harvest on ---- a local village

depended for its livelihood.

9.

thatA) whichB)

whatC) whereD)

whomE)

The inquiry into the foot and mouth epidemic

will bring together veterinary scientists,

virologists and epidemiologists ---- the

representatives of farming and consumer

groups.

10.

as well asA) such asB)

especiallyC) as to D)

but forE)

A lot of my colleagues work with radiation, but

they don't seem to have been adversely

affected by it, and ----.

8.

neither do I A) I have, too B)

neither was IC) nor was ID)

nor did IE)

It may have something to do with the rising

price of medicines, but certainly ---- people are

beginning to show an interest in natural

remedies.

3.

as many moreA) the moreB)

the mostC) as manyD)

more and moreE)

Scientists wondered ---- Dolly, the cloned

sheep, would live a normal life span ---- simply

live out the remaining years of the sheep from

which she had been cloned.

1.

more / thanA) so / thatB)

whether / orC) neither / norD)

just / asE)

---- obesity results basically from an excess of

calories, in some instances, genetic

background may be a contributing factor.

2.

SinceA) However B)

NeverthelessC) Even thoughD)

UnlessE)

Unfortunately, adults don't usually offer early

adolescents ---- warm indulgence and social

protection that they provided a decade earlier.

4.

tooA) as muchB)

moreC) the sameD)

such asE)

The bellies of countless African children are

swollen ---- severe malnutrition.

5

contrary toA) besidesB)

apart fromC) due toD)

regardless ofE)

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Research suggests that older children are ----

likely to develop allergies ---- their younger

siblings.

16.

A) more / than

B) most / from

C) less / as

D) least / than

E) so/as

An annual scientific meeting will be held so as to

facilitate communication among surgeons ----

primary interest lies in the field of oncology.

19.

whereA) of whomB)

whenC) in which D)

whoseE)

The effects of hypothermia depend on ---- there

is whole body exposure ---- - exposure only of

parts.

20.

both I andA) whether / or B)

if / butC) so / as D)

even / soE)

In infants "low-level" lead exposure may

produce serious impairment of mental

development ---- there is any awareness of the

toxic effects.

17.

Anaemia is a condition ---- there is a deficiency

in the quality of the blood.

18.

as if A) that B)

whichC) in whichD)

so thatE)

as ifA) ones againB)

just asC) even ifD)

even beforeE)

---- great advances are being made in the

treatment and prevention of neurological

conditions, there is still a long way to go.

12.

Until A) Although B)

HoweverC) Whether D)

SinceE)

---- what was once believed, it is now generally

agreed that marijuana use is far from benign.

11

In case of A) According toB)

ContraryC) Due toD)

As far asE)

The body is composed of many different types

of cells, ---- with its own structure and function.

13.

each A) the oneB)

allC) many D)

bothE)

Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs ----the

lungs fill with fluid, leading to difficulty in

breathing.

14.

whichA) in whichB)

whyC) whereasD)

whetherE)

His research focuses on the interrelationship

between the upper and lower airways ---- on the

development of new treatments for asthma.

15.

so farA) if onlyB)

includingC) rather thanD)

so muchE)

.

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Research suggests that older children are ----

likely to develop allergies ---- their younger

siblings.

16.

A) more / than

B) most / from

C) less / as

D) least / than

E) so/as

An annual scientific meeting will be held so as to

facilitate communication among surgeons ----

primary interest lies in the field of oncology.

19.

whereA) of whomB)

whenC) in which D)

whoseE)

The effects of hypothermia depend on ---- there

is whole body exposure ---- - exposure only of

parts.

20.

both I andA) whether / or B)

if / butC) so / as D)

even / soE)

In infants "low-level" lead exposure may

produce serious impairment of mental

development ---- there is any awareness of the

toxic effects.

17.

Anaemia is a condition ---- there is a deficiency

in the quality of the blood.

18.

as if A) that B)

whichC) in whichD)

so thatE)

as ifA) ones againB)

just asC) even ifD)

even beforeE)

---- great advances are being made in the

treatment and prevention of neurological

conditions, there is still a long way to go.

12.

Until A) Although B)

HoweverC) Whether D)

SinceE)

---- what was once believed, it is now generally

agreed that marijuana use is far from benign.

11

In case of A) According toB)

ContraryC) Due toD)

As far asE)

The body is composed of many different types

of cells, ---- with its own structure and function.

13.

each A) the oneB)

allC) many D)

bothE)

Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs ----the

lungs fill with fluid, leading to difficulty in

breathing.

14.

whichA) in whichB)

whyC) whereasD)

whetherE)

His research focuses on the interrelationship

between the upper and lower airways ---- on the

development of new treatments for asthma.

15.

so farA) if onlyB)

includingC) rather thanD)

so muchE)

.

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In vertebrates, the central nervous system

(CNS) consists of a brain and a spinal cord,

which are linked to the body's muscles and

organs ---- the peripheral nervous system.

6.

with regard toA) instead ofB)

in case of C) by means ofD)

according toE)

Certain drugs and some molecules found in

dust are ---- small to be antigenic, ---- they do

stimulate immune responses.

4.

both / andA) rather / evenB)

enough / thusC) neither / norD)

too / yetE)

Cellulite forms where the body is least inclined

to consume fat deposits. ---- reducing it, takes

persistent good dietary measures.

7.

whereasA) as ifB)

soC) whetherD)

even ifE)

In the past it was not clear ---- proteins might be

associated with membranes.

8.

even ifA) howB)

in caseC) whereby D)

whileE)

It is as if children with serious illnesses lose

their childhood ---- they have to grow up quickly.

9.

so that A) whereas B)

untilC) whileD)

sinceE)

His criticism of the ancient Greeks is largely --

-- their reluctance to back up theories with

experiments.

10.

on account ofA) in case ofB)

according toC) in spite ofD)

compared withE)

Hopefully, ---- science can provide evidence of

the physical damage done to a neglected young

brain ---- money will be poured into preventing

the neglect in the first place.

5.

more / even so A) the more / the B)

either / orC) so / asD)

as if / soE)

A lot of people want to become surgeons but ----

make the grade.

2.

fewA) not muchB)

very littleC) anyD)

allE)

At room temperature, unsaturated fats, such as

those found in oil, are usually liquid, ----

saturated fats, such as those found in butter, are

solid.

3.

whereas A) indeedB)

moreoverC) whetherD)

so far asE)

Dizziness is a distressing symptom in advanced

old age, and alarms relatives ---- the patient.

1.

no less thanA) as little asB)

in accordance withC) consequent onD)

in case ofE)

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In vertebrates, the central nervous system

(CNS) consists of a brain and a spinal cord,

which are linked to the body's muscles and

organs ---- the peripheral nervous system.

6.

with regard toA) instead ofB)

in case of C) by means ofD)

according toE)

Certain drugs and some molecules found in

dust are ---- small to be antigenic, ---- they do

stimulate immune responses.

4.

both / andA) rather / evenB)

enough / thusC) neither / norD)

too / yetE)

Cellulite forms where the body is least inclined

to consume fat deposits. ---- reducing it, takes

persistent good dietary measures.

7.

whereasA) as ifB)

soC) whetherD)

even ifE)

In the past it was not clear ---- proteins might be

associated with membranes.

8.

even ifA) howB)

in caseC) whereby D)

whileE)

It is as if children with serious illnesses lose

their childhood ---- they have to grow up quickly.

9.

so that A) whereas B)

untilC) whileD)

sinceE)

His criticism of the ancient Greeks is largely --

-- their reluctance to back up theories with

experiments.

10.

on account ofA) in case ofB)

according toC) in spite ofD)

compared withE)

Hopefully, ---- science can provide evidence of

the physical damage done to a neglected young

brain ---- money will be poured into preventing

the neglect in the first place.

5.

more / even so A) the more / the B)

either / orC) so / asD)

as if / soE)

A lot of people want to become surgeons but ----

make the grade.

2.

fewA) not muchB)

very littleC) anyD)

allE)

At room temperature, unsaturated fats, such as

those found in oil, are usually liquid, ----

saturated fats, such as those found in butter, are

solid.

3.

whereas A) indeedB)

moreoverC) whetherD)

so far asE)

Dizziness is a distressing symptom in advanced

old age, and alarms relatives ---- the patient.

1.

no less thanA) as little asB)

in accordance withC) consequent onD)

in case ofE)

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When blood enters a capillary network, it is

under ---- high pressure, ---- some plasma is

forced out of the capillaries and into the

tissues.

11.

as / that A) quite / in case B)

rather / soC) such / so asD)

so / henceE)

The development of each organ of the body is

regulated by a large number of genes ----

interact in complex ways.

12.

that A) when B)

asC) so thatD)

even thoughE)

It is thought to be basically a Hittite settlement

----there are some traces of earlier

civilisations.

14.

in spite ofA) even soB)

insteadC) even thoughD)

in caseE)

---- the critics, the film is almost as good as

the novel itself.

13.

With regard toA) According toB)

Owing to C) ConcerningD)

In comparison to E)

I n advertising it is important to decide ---- you

are aiming to attract.

16.

The conference was a great disappointment;

in fact, it was quite ---- I have never attended.

15.

I told him that the ultimate responsibility for

solving the problem was not ---- but ----.

17.

us / theirsA) his / meB)

her / yours C) him / oursD)

mine / hisE)

by whomA) whoeverB)

whoC) whichD)

whose E)

the worstA) as bad asB)

worse thanC) so bad D)

the worseE)

---- business plans are failing to materialise,

while ---- are progressing at an astounding

pace.

20.

Those / eachA) Some / othersB)

All / eitherC) Each / anotherD)

Any / noneE)

In the States, a person travelling 10 miles to

work every day by train instead of by car,

saves ---- 314 gallons of petrol per year.

18.

as much asA) the mostB)

so much moreC) equal toD)

even moreE)

The organisation ---- advises industrial firms

on their day-to-day psychological problems, ---

- gives vocational advice to school-leavers.

19.

both / butA) thus / alsoB)

more / andC) even / soD)

not only / but alsoE)

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When blood enters a capillary network, it is

under ---- high pressure, ---- some plasma is

forced out of the capillaries and into the

tissues.

11.

as / that A) quite / in case B)

rather / soC) such / so asD)

so / henceE)

The development of each organ of the body is

regulated by a large number of genes ----

interact in complex ways.

12.

that A) when B)

asC) so thatD)

even thoughE)

It is thought to be basically a Hittite settlement

----there are some traces of earlier

civilisations.

14.

in spite ofA) even soB)

insteadC) even thoughD)

in caseE)

---- the critics, the film is almost as good as

the novel itself.

13.

With regard toA) According toB)

Owing to C) ConcerningD)

In comparison to E)

In advertising it is important to decide ---- you

are aiming to attract.

16.

The conference was a great disappointment;

in fact, it was quite ---- I have never attended.

15.

I told him that the ultimate responsibility for

solving the problem was not ---- but ----.

17.

us / theirsA) his / meB)

her / yours C) him / oursD)

mine / hisE)

by whomA) whoeverB)

whoC) whichD)

whose E)

the worstA) as bad asB)

worse thanC) so bad D)

the worseE)

---- business plans are failing to materialise,

while ---- are progressing at an astounding

pace.

20.

Those / eachA) Some / othersB)

All / eitherC) Each / anotherD)

Any / noneE)

In the States, a person travelling 10 miles to

work every day by train instead of by car,

saves ---- 314 gallons of petrol per year.

18.

as much asA) the mostB)

so much moreC) equal toD)

even moreE)

The organisation ---- advises industrial firms

on their day-to-day psychological problems, ---

- gives vocational advice to school-leavers.

19.

both / butA) thus / alsoB)

more / andC) even / soD)

not only / but alsoE)

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Several people made some very relevant

suggestions but ---- of Dr Fairbanks met with -

--- approval.

1.

some / allA) those / everyone'sB)

any / hisC) most / oursD)

which / nobody'sE)

It is almost impossible to find two people ----

opinions on this matter are the same.

2.

whichA) whoB)

thatC) whoseD)

whatE)

The occupational psychologist is often

regarded by industrialists as being ----

academic to serve any practical purpose.

5.

Wellington's abandonment of an attempt to

make a Tory government was not ---- due to

threats of civil war ---- to Peel's refusal to join

a Tory government.

3.

Income tax can be fitted more closely to the

individual taxpayer's ability to pay than ---- tax.

4.

any otherA) anyB)

otherC) someD)

one anotherE)

too muchA) soB)

tooC) moreD)

as muchE)

so far / as ifA) as / asB)

as much / thanC) so much / asD)

even / moreE)

---- Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, a French painter

who was happy to design posters and to

illustrate books, many modern artists have

found it necessary to supplement their

incomes in various ways.

6.

Due to A) FirstlyB)

DespiteC) In case ofD)

LikeE)

Many of the company's shareholders felt that

such a drastic change in policy was quite

unnecessary, and ----.

7.

I would, tooA) neither did IB)

I didn't, eitherC) so did ID)

I don't, eitherE)

The purpose of this bridge project is ---- to

eliminate the cause of such accidents ---- to

keep traffic moving at a steady rate.

8.

only / but alsoA) both / and B)

not only / andC) as much / thanD)

so I asE)

The term "man-machine system" fell

somewhat into disrepute and was replaced by

"person-machine system" ---- the need to

avoid sexist language.

9

contrary toA) despiteB)

in case of C) in accordance withD)

instead ofE)

The slavery issue was ---- one reason ---- the

northern and southern states fought against

each other during the US Civil War.

10.

on the other hand / which A) as such / whereasB)

only / whyC) moreover / thatD)

thus / in thatE)

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Several people made some very relevant

suggestions but ---- of Dr Fairbanks met with -

--- approval.

1.

some / allA) those / everyone'sB)

any / hisC) most / oursD)

which / nobody'sE)

It is almost impossible to find two people ----

opinions on this matter are the same.

2.

whichA) whoB)

thatC) whoseD)

whatE)

The occupational psychologist is often

regarded by industrialists as being ----

academic to serve any practical purpose.

5.

Wellington's abandonment of an attempt to

make a Tory government was not ---- due to

threats of civil war ---- to Peel's refusal to join

a Tory government.

3.

Income tax can be fitted more closely to the

individual taxpayer's ability to pay than ---- tax.

4.

any otherA) anyB)

otherC) someD)

one anotherE)

too muchA) soB)

tooC) moreD)

as muchE)

so far / as ifA) as / asB)

as much / thanC) so much / asD)

even / moreE)

---- Henri Toulouse-Lautrec, a French painter

who was happy to design posters and to

illustrate books, many modern artists have

found it necessary to supplement their

incomes in various ways.

6.

Due to A) FirstlyB)

DespiteC) In case ofD)

LikeE)

Many of the company's shareholders felt that

such a drastic change in policy was quite

unnecessary, and ----.

7.

I would, tooA) neither did IB)

I didn't, eitherC) so did ID)

I don't, eitherE)

The purpose of this bridge project is ---- to

eliminate the cause of such accidents ---- to

keep traffic moving at a steady rate.

8.

only / but alsoA) both / and B)

not only / andC) as much / thanD)

so I asE)

The term "man-machine system" fell

somewhat into disrepute and was replaced by

"person-machine system" ---- the need to

avoid sexist language.

9

contrary toA) despiteB)

in case of C) in accordance withD)

instead ofE)

The slavery issue was ---- one reason ---- the

northern and southern states fought against

each other during the US Civil War.

10.

on the other hand / which A) as such / whereasB)

only / whyC) moreover / thatD)

thus / in thatE)

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The United Nations has, on numerous

occasions, tried to assert its authority to

mediate a dispute between nations, ---- has

often been ineffective ---- the nations involved

refused to acknowledge the right of the United

Nations to intervene.

11.

yet / that A) but / becauseB)

either / orC) therefore / because ofD)

however / as far asE)

Multinational companies account for ---- 60 per

cent of trade in manufactured goods in the

developed world.

12.

so much A) rather thanB)

as far as C) by no meansD)

no less thanE)

---- corporations grow in size and diversity, the

difficulty of managing employee relations

increases.

13.

LestA) In caseB)

WhetherC) So thatD)

AsE)

---- had so many people complained so loudly

for so little cause.

14.

Only onceA) For the first timeB)

At the beginningC) Up to this timeD)

From the startE)

---- economic development projects in

developing countries are carefully thought out

and implemented, they can actually contribute

to environmental deterioration.

15.

Provided that A) UnlessB)

SinceC) So long asD)

WheneverE)

---- the Roman legions withdrew in the 5th

century A.D., Britain fell easy prey to the

invading hordes of Angles, Saxons and Jutes

from Scandinavia and northern Europe.

16.

LestA) UnlessB)

WhenC) UntilD)

As long asE)

In 1789, France was in a serious financial

position ---- corruption, royal extravagance, and

the chaos that comes with revolution.

19.

according to A) despiteB)

whereasC) so that D)

due toE)

The research project he had undertaken was ----

related to the problems of adolescence and ----

concerned with those of young children.

20.

less / moreA) too / anyB)

so / rather C) such / soD)

the most / the leastE)

Great works of art seem to be ---- inexhaustible

and unpredictable ---- real human beings.

17.

Italy declared its neutrality upon the outbreak of

World War I ---- that Germany had embarked

upon an offensive war.

18.

as soon as A) owing toB)

in view ofC) on the groundsD)

such asE)

both / andA) ) as / asB)

as well as / thanC) more / fromD)

so / orE)

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The United Nations has, on numerous

occasions, tried to assert its authority to

mediate a dispute between nations, ---- has

often been ineffective ---- the nations involved

refused to acknowledge the right of the United

Nations to intervene.

11.

yet / that A) but / becauseB)

either / orC) therefore / because ofD)

however / as far asE)

Multinational companies account for ---- 60 per

cent of trade in manufactured goods in the

developed world.

12.

so much A) rather thanB)

as far as C) by no meansD)

no less thanE)

---- corporations grow in size and diversity, the

difficulty of managing employee relations

increases.

13.

LestA) In caseB)

WhetherC) So thatD)

AsE)

---- had so many people complained so loudly

for so little cause.

14.

Only onceA) For the first timeB)

At the beginningC) Up to this timeD)

From the startE)

---- economic development projects in

developing countries are carefully thought out

and implemented, they can actually contribute

to environmental deterioration.

15.

Provided that A) UnlessB)

SinceC) So long asD)

WheneverE)

---- the Roman legions withdrew in the 5th

century A.D., Britain fell easy prey to the

invading hordes of Angles, Saxons and Jutes

from Scandinavia and northern Europe.

16.

LestA) UnlessB)

WhenC) UntilD)

As long asE)

In 1789, France was in a serious financial

position ---- corruption, royal extravagance, and

the chaos that comes with revolution.

19.

according to A) despiteB)

whereasC) so that D)

due toE)

The research project he had undertaken was ----

related to the problems of adolescence and ----

concerned with those of young children.

20.

less / moreA) too / anyB)

so / rather C) such / soD)

the most / the leastE)

Great works of art seem to be ---- inexhaustible

and unpredictable ---- real human beings.

17.

Italy declared its neutrality upon the outbreak of

World War I ---- that Germany had embarked

upon an offensive war.

18.

as soon as A) owing toB)

in view ofC) on the groundsD)

such asE)

both / andA) ) as / asB)

as well as / thanC) more / fromD)

so / orE)

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The Sumerian King Ur-Engur was a great ruler

---- dominions extended from the Gulf to the

Mediterranean.

9.

whomA) who B)

whichC) whoseD)

thatE)

---- coping with the bitterly cold temperatures,

any explorer attempting to cross the Arctic has

---- to battle with the strong tidal pull on the ice.

10.

A) Besides / also

B) As well as / even so

C) In spite of / as much

D) Including / moreover

E) Contrary to / nevertheless

In the works of many twentieth-century

dramatists it is possible to see ---- the individual

writer's ideas and experience ---- some of the

social and political developments of his period.

8.

as much / asA) not only / but alsoB)

only / such asC) more / thanD)

whether / orE)

---- a rather lazy, traditional, sea-side holiday, a

considerable number of people are going on

rougher, more exciting "adventure holidays".

7.

According toA) Just asB)

In spite ofC) Instead ofD)

In case ofE)

Even in the middle of the last century, education

was the exception ---- the rule.

6.

according to A) except forB)

with regard to C) rather thanD)

as well asE)

---- concentrating on creating training

opportunities, their government ought to turn

its attention to creating more jobs.

1.

Far from A) More thanB)

Instead ofC) In accordance withD)

In case ofE)

Trade-union membership in Germany, ---- in the

rest of Europe, is shrinking.

2.

so A) whetherB)

thoughC) asD)

unless E)

---- the bubonic plague overturned the social

order in Medieval Europe, ---- AIDS seems likely

reshape Africa.

3.

Even so / thoughA) Similarly / evenB)

In case / moreoverC) Accordingly / asD)

Just as / so E)

Unions in their traditional role were pro-worker

---- anti-consumer: they wanted high prices

because they could extort a share of the profits.

4.

asA) stillB)

orC) butD)

evenE)

---- psychologists use live subjects in their

studies, they need to be sensitive to ethical

issues that can arise in the conduct of their

research.

5.

WhetherA) Just asB)

Even ifC) YetD)

SinceE)

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The Sumerian King Ur-Engur was a great ruler

---- dominions extended from the Gulf to the

Mediterranean.

9.

whomA) who B)

whichC) whoseD)

thatE)

---- coping with the bitterly cold temperatures,

any explorer attempting to cross the Arctic has

---- to battle with the strong tidal pull on the ice.

10.

A) Besides / also

B) As well as / even so

C) In spite of / as much

D) Including / moreover

E) Contrary to / nevertheless

In the works of many twentieth-century

dramatists it is possible to see ---- the individual

writer's ideas and experience ---- some of the

social and political developments of his period.

8.

as much / asA) not only / but alsoB)

only / such asC) more / thanD)

whether / orE)

---- a rather lazy, traditional, sea-side holiday, a

considerable number of people are going on

rougher, more exciting "adventure holidays".

7.

According toA) Just asB)

In spite ofC) Instead ofD)

In case ofE)

Even in the middle of the last century, education

was the exception ---- the rule.

6.

according to A) except forB)

with regard to C) rather thanD)

as well asE)

---- concentrating on creating training

opportunities, their government ought to turn

its attention to creating more jobs.

1.

Far from A) More thanB)

Instead ofC) In accordance withD)

In case ofE)

Trade-union membership in Germany, ---- in the

rest of Europe, is shrinking.

2.

so A) whetherB)

thoughC) asD)

unless E)

---- the bubonic plague overturned the social

order in Medieval Europe, ---- AIDS seems likely

reshape Africa.

3.

Even so / thoughA) Similarly / evenB)

In case / moreoverC) Accordingly / asD)

Just as / so E)

Unions in their traditional role were pro-worker

---- anti-consumer: they wanted high prices

because they could extort a share of the profits.

4.

asA) stillB)

orC) butD)

evenE)

---- psychologists use live subjects in their

studies, they need to be sensitive to ethical

issues that can arise in the conduct of their

research.

5.

WhetherA) Just asB)

Even ifC) YetD)

SinceE)

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Apparently ---- leader has the courage, to risk

even short-term unpopularity by embarking on

a programme that will ensure economic revival.

16.

someA) eitherB)

neitherC) bothD)

anyE)

According to a country-wide survey, people

living in the North East of England are ---- likely

to claim psychic powers ---- those living

elsewhere in the country.

17.

most / asA) more/ thanB)

not only / but alsoC) so / thatD)

less / butE)

No pharaoh is more famous than Tutankhamun

but, ---- his fame, very little is actually known

about him.

18.

even if A) in case of B)

in excess ofC) in order toD)

despiteE)

---- some countries possess nuclear weapons

and others do not, there will be chronic global

insecurity.

19.The animals, which are threatened ---- by

poaching and farming, are protected in these

private game parks.

14.

As regards A) Whether B)

So long asC) Just asD)

As ifE)

throughout A) instead B)

wherebyC) elsewhereD)

eitherE)

The last company chairman, ---- killers were

never positively identified, was shot and

subsequently died n New York three years ago.i

12.

whoseA) whoB)

thatC) whichD)

whomE)

Some people reckon that, in the workplace,

being popular is ---- important ---- being

effective.

13.

more / whileA) so / that B)

too / forC) even / enoughD)

as / asE)

Apparently, the firemen are ---- asking for higher

wages, they are ---- demanding a reduction in

their working hours.

11.

not only / alsoA) both / andB)

also / butC) even / stillD)

neither / nor E)

Ancient Peruvian textiles have survived in an

excellent state of preservation ---- The dry

conditions of much of the country.

20.---- providing luxury on every imaginable level,

a five- star hotel should also have the ability to

take you by suprise.

15.

with regard to A) in comparison with B)

in case of C) owing to D)

in opposition to E)

with a view to A) consequent on B)

in excess of C) in need of D)

in addition toE)

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Apparently ---- leader has the courage, to risk

even short-term unpopularity by embarking on

a programme that will ensure economic revival.

16.

someA) eitherB)

neitherC) bothD)

anyE)

According to a country-wide survey, people

living in the North East of England are ---- likely

to claim psychic powers ---- those living

elsewhere in the country.

17.

most / asA) more/ thanB)

not only / but alsoC) so / thatD)

less / butE)

No pharaoh is more famous than Tutankhamun

but, ---- his fame, very little is actually known

about him.

18.

even if A) in case of B)

in excess ofC) in order toD)

despiteE)

---- some countries possess nuclear weapons

and others do not, there will be chronic global

insecurity.

19.The animals, which are threatened ---- by

poaching and farming, are protected in these

private game parks.

14.

As regards A) Whether B)

So long asC) Just asD)

As ifE)

throughout A) instead B)

wherebyC) elsewhereD)

eitherE)

The last company chairman, ---- killers were

never positively identified, was shot and

subsequently died in New York three years ago.

12.

whoseA) whoB)

thatC) whichD)

whomE)

Some people reckon that, in the workplace,

being popular is ---- important ---- being

effective.

13.

more / whileA) so / that B)

too / forC) even / enoughD)

as / asE)

Apparently, the firemen are ---- asking for higher

wages, they are ---- demanding a reduction in

their working hours.

11.

not only / alsoA) both / andB)

also / butC) even / stillD)

neither / nor E)

Anc�ent Peruv�an text�les have surv�ved �n an

excellent state of preservat�on ---- The dry

cond�t�ons of much of the country.

20.---- prov�d�ng luxury on every �mag�nable level,

a f�ve- star hotel should also have the ab�l�ty to

take you by supr�se.

15.

w�th regard to A) �n compar�son w�th B)

�n case of C) ow�ng to D)

�n oppos�t�on to E)

w�th a v�ew to A) consequent on B)

�n excess of C) �n need of D)

�n add�t�on toE)

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