Tóth Zoltán Gábor - Angol nyelvi tesztek

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1.Remember ... your hands before dinner.A. to wash C. wash

.B. washing D. youwash2. He is ... very talented student.

A. the C. a

B.' an D. .:_

3.... did you learn that I arrived yesterday?

A. Whatever C. Whichever

B. However D. Whoever

4. We could ... hear what the speaker said.

A. hard C. less

, B. hardly .D. a less

. 5. The expedition was followed by a .., wolves.. A. herd C. drove

B. flock D. pack

6. it is ."'warmer today than it was yesterday.A. no C. never

B. non D. none

7. This apple is the ... I have ever seen.

A. ripest' C. more ripeB~riper D. most ripe

8. He could not help ... that his wife was worried.

A. except notice C. noticeB. to notice 'D. noticing

9. That is the restaurant ... last week.A. where we ate at C. at which we ate at

B. where We ate D. which we ate



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-:",'B.' She-:swims'py'far the bestof all. .' . : i " c..Sheswims far better .than I do,

,', D .,' She-is far the best swimmer. _ " ".' . , , . . .

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'; 11. :,. she worked, all day, ,'she couldn't finish ..the.'. job. '., .,' , , . '

A. In case, , : 'C~Although: " . .

B~Even. . C', '" 'p. In spite '. ,

, '12.·Th~re is Sotlt~:~offee.on th~table ..Will you, give

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:th~ kitche~. ' I > , " . . ' ' . , - . ' ,.~:.~.A:~1few .. ~._.".'~' \ ' , ' ~ C - . ~ : few ~_"'. _ ~\ \ -

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16. 'W9~ld y~u! ,~~~d' t~ki~g:h.is' to: the post for"

me? , ' ':,~"(Thanks very much.' '. .',

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~.B. 'view D;. haad. '.

, i ; ' 18~Matthew assured me that he was going tocome, but he hasn't ';-,.yet.

A.. turned round' C. turned on

/ I! .:, tur;_ed up 'n : 'tur~ed in

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. ,., ,A~ago' C.' sj'nc~

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B.- what should she .say

." C; what she will say' .: : ;, _ . : ,D " .what to say. ," ,-- ;-.

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.'.....:; ,-' A. .Ft " -'. . .c. There' "

; - ..B~That" '_', D."Then

2~..~lt,s'no'u's~ ',,: to ~ac'k."this week. because he is,'~-,,·a:br9ad. .: .'.', , ." .' , .. . ','

"",,,,"~.""."',' :,;A. totravsl , . ', C. travelling ,

.>:_< · 1 1 · .of.tr,avelling .' D~' to be travalling

!t.is hig-4 time we .v, do~vn to lunch ...,. A." sit ' .C.' ha~e sat

. :B. sat' .' D." are .sitt.ing

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'\, '< , thi~ inth~.fti~ure.-.',;.,..... 'A. have to be doing..: ',:"~,'B•. have' to be done ' .

'C. have doneD. be doing

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25. Ifyou kept a cat, the mice ... about.

A. wouldn't run C. haven't run

B. hadn't run D. can't run

26. I .. , the proposition accepted.

A. took C.,have takenB. made D. had

27. The petrol tank is empty. I ... it up before we

left home.A. should have filled C.had to fill ' ,

B. would have filled ,D. must have filled

28. I used to go to a school ... from home.A. five miles far ). C. five miles away

,' B..five miles long 'D.at five miles,

29. I am ... my holiday inParis. "

A. waiting for C. exceptingB. ' looking forward to D. going to

30; ... was yesterday.:. mymother threw an egg at

the Minister of Defence. .A. It,..which C.That .:, that

B. It.,.hat D. That ... when

31. A friend of ... is selling his tape-recorder.A. your C. me ' ,

-B, 'my D. mine

32. Basketball 'is a popular .~.'inAmerica.

,A. game C. taskB. toy D. .play

34. Itrained all day yesterday, ...?

A. isn't it C. didn't it

B. it didn't D. doesn't it

35. '" you argue, the more difficult the solution. becomes.

A. The more C. How much

B. Nomatter how D. The most,

\)1.6. Students will find the quotation ... page 45.

, A.at. C. on '

B. in D. to

33. V_ste~day he asked the poficeman where

hts car ..A. he can park

B. hecould .park

37. What sort 0 l music are you interested ...?

, A. - C. to

B.'of D. III

,38. She was still working ....

A. at midnight

B. in 12 o'clock'

C. early on the morning

D. by the night

39. They started constructing that motorway four

years ago and ... it yet.

A. didn't finish C. haven't finished

B. don't finish ,D•.hadn't finished

40. This is an old picture of her when she ....

A. had,-longhair C. has a long hair

B. has long hair D. had long hairs

41. James .,. when his father died.A. was fifteen '

B. had fifteen

C. had fifteen years old

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42. Mr. Green, ... is a teacl~er, always stays with.uswhen he comes up to London.A. whichC. that

B. who D. -

43. Leave a piece of paper fOI\them on the table

and they ... see it when they come home.A. go to ' C. will '

B. are going to D. will to

44.'Your mother might be ..~to you now.

A. write C. written

B. writes D. writing

45. I'd have invited Steve t~ my birthday party if

he '" me to.A. asked

B. has asked

C. had asked

D. would have asked

46. I prefer basketball ... football.

A. than C. then

B. to D. as

47. Myparents Ietme ... a lot of things.

A. do C. to do

B. doing D. to be doing

48. What are 'theadvantages ... a car in a city?

A. to own C. ofhaving

B. to have D. that you have

49. It's a long time since-you ... to see me.

A. came C. haven't come

B. come D. didn't come

50. Kate is very tired. .She ... work so hard., A. shouldn't C. mightn't

B. oughtn'tD. wouldn't

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-LHow '" was the smallest woman who's ever

lived?'A. small

B. littleC. low

D. bit

2. When they finished building the '" the voyage

from Europe to Asia became much quicker.

A. ditch C. canal

B. channel D. river

3. If the fire gets,tr£es.'

A. is going to

B. will

too big it ... burn the apple

C. will going to

D. go

. . ..

4. My grandmother says she doesn't likebuttons on my shirt.

A. connecting C. fixing

B. sewing D. attaching

5. The shoes ... you bought at Reno's lookbeautiful.

A. that C. what

'B. whose D. there

6. He has ... friends.- A. a lot of

B. a lots of

C. many of

D. many a

7. It he ... in the office tomorrow he won't havetime to help you.

A. would workB. will work

C. is working

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8. There is fish for .. ;dinner today.

A. - - . C. a ... the

B. a a D. the ... the

9. You've heard him ~. in the bathroom. He has a

terrible voice.

A . .sang

B. to sing

10. Are you fond ... cats?

A.-

C.. singing

D. to be singing

B. for

C. of

·D. with

II. By the time. 1 .... my studies, I'll have been

living in London for nearly four years.A. finished C. will finish' -;

B. finish D. will have finished

12~Would you like to help ~e ..: the potatoes?... A. to have peeled ,C. peeling . .

B. to peel D. to be peeling

13. 'I .amhardly ever late.' , ... '

A. Either am l.C. SoIam.

B. Neither Iam. D. Neither am I.

14. The more Iknow him, ... 1like him.

A. more . C. the less

B. much less D. much more

15. The basketball .., of New York will play next

month in Budapest.

A. people . C. band

B. group D. team

16.Winston Churchill was a ....politician.A. large C. great .

B. big D. high

17. There is '" a more beautiful girl tban Kate in

. the whole class.

A. not

B. no

C. none

D. non

18. Nearly ... home in the country has a television.

A. each C. every

B. both D. all

19. Choose ... one you like best.

A. whatever C. however

B. whichever D. whenever

. 20. Give the child ... mtlk, he is thirsty.

~ A. few C. a few

B. little D. a little

21. They saw four ... in the shopwirrdow.. A. pairs of trousers C. trouser

B. trousers D. pairs of trouser

22. ~xcuse me, but I think: you ... on my hat at the

moment.

. A. are sittingB. sit

c. satD. seat

23. ~don't agree .., your proposal.

A. by C. to

D. with D. for

24. 'You don't smoke, do you?" .., '

A. No, don't. C. Yes, I don't.

B. Yes, I do. D. Not.

25. She insisted on marrying a younger man ...

how much her friends disagreed.A. C. nomatter

B. as D. for

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26. Itis time for her ;.. a new house because her

old one was ruined by a storm.A. to have bought c..to be bought- B. buying D. to buy

27. Myfather badly burnt his hand' while he .,. the

vegetable soup.A. has cooked C. was cooking

B. had been cooking D. cooks

28. I'd invite Matthew tomyparty if he ~. me to.A.had asked . C. asked _

B. has asked D. would have asked

29. We've got ... to do.

A. worksB. some work

.C. some works

D. awork

30. I'm afraid I ... go on holiday. with you to

France.A. won't be able to

B. couldn't

C. wouldn't

D. mightn't

31.Mymother has more books .... you.

A. then C. as

B. than D. like

32. I ... anyone like you before.A. didn't ever meet " C. have met never

B. ever haven't met. D. have never met33. Peter saw myplane' ....

A. _ to take off C . taking up

B. taking off ; D. to take up

34. Myplane landed ... Kennedy airport in -time.A. C. on

B. at D. to

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35. Whydon't you ... into Spanish.

A. have translated this article

B. get to translate this article

C. get this article translated

D. make this article translated

36. It .,.n the paper today that hundreds of

people were killed in the war.

A. stands C. reads

B. writes D. says

37. The ....at the party were young.A. women C. woman

B. womens D. womans

38. He is glad that ... good.

A. the newses C. news are

B. the news are D. the news is

39. Is it impossible to learn two languages ... the

- same time?

A . on

B. in

C. at

D.-

40. The doctor cured the man .,. his illness.

A. of C. against

B. from D. for

the gate?' 'No, I didn't,1. 'Did you rememberI'll go back and do it.'

A. having locked

B. locking

42. Last Saturdaybeach.A. it wasB. they were

C. having locking

D. to lock

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C. there were

D. there was

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B. is .D. had been

44'. I saw your- sister when she ... to hosprtal.:

. - A•. is taking' , C. has been taken

. -B • . was be}ng taken' . D. being taken

45~Doyou ever go ... w,ithout money? _A. taking - ,C. buying

B~shopping D.-marketing

,46. The __Whites- ... a big house.. A. -have got -, C.,got

B. has ' -. .. .D. has got ,to.

_47.... the Iion is a "member.ofthe' cat family. ' '

,-A. Liking- the tiger' .":-'C.. Like the tiger

-B: 'Alike to the tiger' . ,D. Itis'ljk€! thetiger

'48. Has Tom'1~ft?I haven't see~ him ... amo~th.A ; "while -' ., C.' for ' - -

' ,n. .since " ; ,D.,' during ,; ~ A , ~

-49. 'Paul .~."done his homewt;~'k ''if,he had had a ,dicti()na,ry: - \ '

A. _will ha ve : c._.ad, B., would 'have ' _ p . . could be

.,. -,her·' father's,0.My daugb ter: WIilS taug4t-," conrpute.r., "

A. never touch : - - c . doesn't" ever touch 'JJ. 'tonet touch

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\ " : 1 . I wish we .... to the party. . "

, ~'A. hadn't: go C. haven't go,:B: wouldn'tgo , I ? didn't go.

2. He ..:500metres 'if he had slipped.. . _:_'A.- ir;;falling . ·C: .has 'fallen. '

-'. , ,B; will have fallen '. D. would have fallen

S. Our dog .... the postman.

.-'A>wellt against. C. went on

" • o~ B. _wentat .: D. went for

.: . :";i~'4.Sh'C'ha:s~'t heard wh~ t her·teacher-sai«;l.Wh;"t. , - 0 " does she say? . _ " .

.._:A» -~Excuse me.. C. Pardon?:.. 'B~What?'" , D. Once morevplease.

- <'5.M y son really ..-:"~is fathe.r. 'He has the same. "., .eyes 'and nose," .

. ,A.-takes after'

B. -Iooks after

-C.' look at -- 'D:takes for

'. 6 .i .., get used to the .mor-niug traffic jam.'" , ,-" A. might be' not C.. can't. . , "B. I;Dayn't" p~mustn't'

, 7. T11eeasier a task is, .."you can solve it.

. . A.. the more soonC. much saoner-.B. 'the sooner . ·D.'the more sooner

. : .."-:8~'Why didn't Helen- f1~ t~ L~ndon"l' 'If ,she had,., < had enough money, she ... flown tJJ.ere.~

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A. isn't she . C. -has she

B. is she D. have ,they.,'

10. To .travel from ·H~n'gary'. to It.aly you ..... apassport.

, ' 4.' mustn't have:, B~ needn't

'. r C.' don't need

'D~ haven't got.

.11. You ca~ buy .,. at the greengroc~l·'S.

, A., meat C. flesh.B. beans· ' .D. meal

12. George ... , go to the doctor when he 'was In.London.

A. .had to

B. must' , .C. has to

·D. might

13. Rate, is,... than:'Mary.

A. beautifuler C..more beautiful .

B. most beautiful" "D«. beautifulest

14. Your team .,. five time's this season.'

'.,A. defeats C: defeated '

'B; has defeated ' ,_. D., has. been defeat~d~ ~ .. . ~ '.

,1'5.. ,. bel'ieve·that Sue w'o~Idever cut ~lasses. ,.A; 'Hardly '. C. Cannot you' ' ,

·B. Hardly could I.' D., 'Never I "

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A. - .C. whichB. that, . , D. what ,"

17: Ther:e is nothfng :..:'in t.his ci'~r'",

'A.i·eglaced C. replacing,

, B. to replace D;·to be replaced. . ".

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18. I'm afraid this picture is not by Goya. It's only·t'·· ,a copy so 1 S...•

,,.A. priceless

B. invaluable

C. unworthy

D. worthless

19. I'mwaiting ....

A. for.the weather clearing up

B. that the weather is clearing up

C. the weather to clear up

·D. for theweather to clear up

20. My sister was fined .. , £30 for exceeding the

speed limit.,A-

_B. for

. C. with

'D. of

21. Oh, you have your new T~sbirt on! '" wear this

T-shirt in the opera tonight? '

.A. Will you C. Are youB. Are you going to p. Doyou going to

22. My daughter will be old enough to go to

. 'school ... next September.'

A. a.:. - ' C. the ... the

B. a.... the D. - '" - .

23. The 'ice on the lake was too thin: ...A. ,to skate on it· .

B. enough to,skate on,

,C. to skate on

D. that we couldn't skate on it

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A. Joe didn't come, and neither came Mike.

,B . Joe didn't come, and nor did Mike.

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,25. I saw ... lovely animals'In the zoo yesterday., ,A. 'a ," :" , ,C...an'y, -

B.a lot of -'D~ much

26 .... daughter, is Liz?'

A. Whoses

B.. Who

the country, she ... a lot of4. If she' lived in

animals.A. had

, , B. will have

C. had had

D., would have,«;

,C. Whose

-' D. Who's,

,.. " 35. Peter was not very well, He had '.~.toothache.

A. a a ilieB. an D. -

36. Mary was rnter-ested ... peace talks, because

her parents lived in the destroyed territory.

A. .with C. inB. hy D. at .

37. How were you made ... -that her story was

27 ~Sue and 'PatH, usually Iezrd .:. their, new

records.A. another'

B. the other

C~each other

'D. themselves,

28. You are attending that course ... Spanish., A. to learn ' , 'C. for learning' '

,B. learning , D.' so,that Llearn '

',29. A person who' talks to .'. ,i~,rrot .neceasarflymad. '

A. yourself,,' B. himself '

true? '"A. suppose

'B. think

c. believeD., to say

'.C. itself ' ,D. oneself

38.You ought to buy a new car; prices ... go up.A. can ' C. likely to

B. "might,~ave D. may

39. The bus came after we ... for thirty mirrutes.,A. have, waited' , C. was waiting

,.B. have been waiting D. had been waiting, '

40.'Joe didrr't want to defend ...• ', A. itself C. himself,

- B.-himselves 'D. each other

, '41. I'm the youngest child in the family, ...?

' . " " > _ , A. don't I C. aren't rB., amn't I ,~. not ,am I

,42. . ,. happens, you must not agree to his terlp.s.A. Whenever' 'C. Whichever

B. Whatever D. However

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,30:He ... no' friends; 'I'heotb.er siud~nts just didn't"notice him.' , , " "

, 'A. got , C. did,

- B; took , ' " " l)~,made'

3-1.Here comes the teacher ....I really like., A. what ' ' , C~'that' ~

B. 'w hich ' " D. there

32. Wemust be there ... Sunday.

A. on " C., afB. in D. ,to

, "

" .

'.33.Nick ..:. supper :veryearly., ', .A. usually has' --' ,C. -used to haying

B. ,is used to have D. usually have'

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43. 'Is your steak all right?' 'Yes, it is ....'

A. delighting C. delicious

,B. delicate D. delirious

44~You '" smoke here. The notice says: 'Nosmoking'.

,- A. might notB. mustn't

C. needn't"D. don't have.to

45.... was after eleven o'clock when my son wentto.bed.

A. Then'

B. ThatC. There

D. It, '

46. Now is the time for you ... to bed.

A. to go C. to be gone

B. going D. have to go

47. He ... himself understood in London.

A. had C. gotB. made D. has taken

48.,1 worked.. ..

A r . in the garden .allday hard

B:in the garden hard all day, '

C. hard in the garden all .day

D. all day hard in the' garden

49. A Iot of books ... .hez-eevery day.

A. are 'bought . C. have bought

,B.,'are buying D. can buy

50. It's very hot in here.windows? '

A. to openB. open,

Would you mind, . , , the

C. openmg

D. me open,

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1. It...er.A. is ages since I haven't seen

B.· i's ages since Ihave seenC. is ages since Isaw

D. is ages that Ididn't see

2. You want to introduce your friend Peter to. " ?

your wife',Kate. What do you. say.A. Peter is here. C. It IS Peter.B. Kate, here is Peter. D. Kate, meet Peter.

'Y b ht flowers. We've got plenty in. oU' .., roug'the garden. '

A. needn't

B~ couldn't have

C. needn't have

D. shouldn't4. Youmustn't smoke all the time, ...?

A. doyou C. need you

B. don't you D. must you

5. Paul doesn't know my parents ....

•A. and Peter doesn't either

B. and nor is PeterC. and neither knows Peter

D. and Peter doesn't know neither

6.'I have never met ... famous person.

, A. so C. so aB. such D. such a

7. Will you ... me? I'won't be a minute., A. expect C. look forward to

B. wait for D. wait to

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B. Her parents died when she was very young so

she was ... by her aunt.A. br:ought up .C. grown

B. brought out ,D. grown up

9. I see your clock is working again: you must ...

repaired.A. get it

B. have it

C. have had it

D. had it

, 10. 'Dtd you answer the invitation?' 'No, I ... but I

forgot.'

A. had to

B. should

C. must have

D~ ought to have

11.My mother tried ... my Ieather jacket but she

did not manage to.

A. to sew

B. sewed

C. sew

D. sewing.12. Peter agreed to take ...necessary exams.

A. - C. an

B. a D. the'

13.Myson drank ...-of beer and got drunk. I

A. half bottle'

B. half a bottle

C. half the bottle _

D. the haif of the bottle.

14. Cars ... in traffic jams much too often.

A. collide C. are collidingB. have collided D. have been colliding

-15. '... leave the garden gate open?' 'Yes, please.'- A. Will I C. Can you

BJWill you D. Shall I -

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16. The warmer welcome she will be given, ," she

will stay.A. 'the more long C. much more long

B. the longer D. much longer

17. The little boy-denied ,.. the window.

_A. to break C. breakB. breaking D. having breaking

.lB•... could believe a thing like that? '

A. Whenever C. Whatever

B. Whichever D. Whoeverj ("

19.Ifmy sister ..., give her this letter.-- A. carne - C. would come

B. should come D. will have come

20~He hasn't written to me ... we met last month.. < A. ago - C.'-since

B. for D. before

21. I can't come to see her because I haven't got ...

time.A. much C. a

--B. some D. many

22. The teacher entered ... the classroom when

the bell began to ring.

,A-

B. to

C. into

D. in

23. My sister is ... than mybrother.

A. older ' C. more olderB. elder D. more old

.24. ... of the four children got a prize.

A. A few .C. Both

B. EveryD. Each

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25. He's becoming increasingly .... Last month he

locked himself out of his house twice.

A. absent C. mindless

B. forgetful D. oblivious./

26. How ... it?A. to say

B. to tell

-,

C. shall I say

'D. shall Iput

27. I came to see the girl. .. at that desk.

A. is sitting' C. sitting

B. which is sitting D. who sitting

28. I hope Maggie didn't '" the door when she left.

A. remind to lock C. forget locking

B. forget to lock D. remember locking

29•... teacher was present in the classroom. '

A. All C«, Several

: n o Each D. All the'

30. She is not very good ... knitting socks.

A. to C. at

B. in D. about

31. Some friends of ... were waiting for you in the, disco. .' ,)

A. you C. your'

B.yours D. your's

32. This is the best answer ... he could give to thisquestion.

A. - C. what.B. how D. as

33. Itis time they ... their jobs. ,

. A. changed C. change

B. have changed D. have to change

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34. 'Where is she sitting?' '... Joe and Helen.'

A. Among C. Round

B. Across D. Between

35. Five minutes ago the police .~.the criminal.

A. are arrested C. had arrested. B. have arrested D. arrested

36. Can this camera ... good photos?A. make . C. to make

B. take D. to take

37. There is the boy ... car was stolen.' .. A. who C. whom

n. whose's, D. whose

38. The idea of travelling ... her excited.

A. will make . C. will have

B. will get D. will take

39. He .; walk than go by bus.. A. prefers .C. would like rather

B. likes better to D. had better

40.... when I carne?

A. Were you working

B. Have youworked

C. Have you been working

D. Will you work

41. She went to Florence ... she needed a holiday.

A. due to C. that

B. as D. but

42. Would you like some more wine? There's still

... 1eft.

A. few

B. little

C. a few

D. a little

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43. Mr. Rodriguez is ....

A. Spain

B. the Spain .C. Spanish

D. the Spanish

44. Mr. Braun has a four ... son.

A. year old C. year's old

B. years old. D. years' old

45. He likes, novels by J6kai. ... he has read fourthem.

A. Tonow

B. For now'

46. Bring ,some ... too!

A. knife"

'B. knives

C.Till to now

D. Up tonow

C. knifes

D. knive's

47. It's ... 1995.

A. the March 15 C. of 15thMarch

B. the 15thofMarch, D. March of 15

. .48.'1 object t6 ....twice for the same thing., A.' paying C. paid

B. paYD. be paid,

49. The soup was boiling 011 the ....

A. cook C. oven

B. 'cooker D. tile-stove

50. Who ... to see the doctor last, Monday?

A. came C. had corrte

B. comes D. has come

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1. If you need a loan, .you had ... your bankmanager.

A. rather see

B. better see

C. rather seeing'

D. better to see

. 2. He explatned the matter to us, but we were ...

wiser.

A C. nonenoB. not D. none the

3 . ,I...ravel by bus but nowadays Igo to work in

my car.,A. get used to C. am used to

B. used to D. amusing

4~John could do ... about it.

A. any C. none

B. nothing D. not much

5. Who ... helpme?

A. goes

B. going

C. is going

D. is going to

6. I have ... interest in politics.

A. little C. a few

B. few D.any

.'7. Sprin~ flowers are ... to the e~e.. '. A. delighted C. dehg~tlllgB. delights D. a delight

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A. She would rather, she ski.D, She had better to ski

C. She rather enjoys skiing.

D. She prefers to skiing

10. Shortage ofmoney added ... her otherproblems.

A. at

D. onC. to

D.' with

. 11. Suppose the train ... la~'tomorr(}w we'll have' ,

to take a bus.

A. will be

B. isC. would be'

D. could be

12.He .was very angry when his car broke· down.He ... only a week before.

A. made it serviced C. had it servicedD. had been seryiced D. had it service

13. That's the hoteli.. last month.

A. at which we stayed at

D. where we stayed

C. whichwe stayed

D. where we stayed at

14. Read this article! Itsays ... about your school.A, something interesting

B. anything interesting

C. something that interestD. interestingthing

15. Peter ... in a block of flats until now, but he is

moving into a country house next week.A. is living C. had lived'V. has been living D: lives

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16. The world ... a lot by 2020.A. has ehanged 'C. changes

. , B . is clw.nging D. will have changed

17. Did you hear ... Kate said?' .A. that . .C. which

D. 'w4at D. that what

18. He told 'his wife that he ... about shoes and

ships and cabbages the night before.

A. is dreaming

B. has dreamed.

C. had been dreaming

D.dreams

19. lie's going ... home.

A; into'

B. to

C. at

D.

20. Weneedn't ... tJ)t garden. .A. water ' C. watenng

D~to water D, watered

,21. Mary ... at seven o'clock every morrring.. ' A. is used toget up C. used to getting up

.D. used to,get up D. use toget up

, 22. Hehas peen working for t~U~y,ears, ...?A 'is he C. hasn t he ,

B: isn't he D. doesn't he

23. I ... the gardener tomow the grass.. A. got C. had

B. made D. let

24. I haven't got ... money at the end of the month.

A. a lot C. a few

B. much D. few

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25. The light is on. Could you ..., please?

.A. turn it off C. close it

B. shut it D. put it on

26. He had ... good chance of going on to some of

... best schools. .A. a the C. the ... the

B. - a D. a ... a

27. Can you come to my house this evening? I aminviting. '"friends for coffee. .

A. few C. a fewB. little D. a little

.28.... snow all over the countryside.

A. It is C. There are

B. There is D~These is

29. I.wish we '" more time when we were there.A. have have C. have had

B. had had. D. had have

30. The existence of the planet Pluto was notuntil this century.

. A. explored C. discovered'

B. identified .D. invented

31. I'm sorry, he isn't in the office. He left ... hometen minutes ago.

A. for

B. to

C. at

D.-

32. '" work out the plan successfully.A. It is likely she will . .

B~ She may have

C. She will probably toD. She is likely to

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A. sobig as C. expensiver than

B. more cheap than D. cheaper than

34. While he was ... t.elevis.iori he fell asleep .

A; watching C. seeingB. looking D. following

35. He was the ... of department.

A; top C. leader

B. head D. chief

36. The higher the plane flies, ... its speed is.

A. the more C. higher

B. the more high In the higher

37. They ar rrved '" the village at night.

A. at C. in

B. by D. to

·38.Robert Irasrr't returned home ....

A. more C. yet

B. still 'D. already

39. '... I speak to Mr. White, please?' 'I'm sorry, he

isn't in right now.'

A. Can C. Shall

B. Would D. Must

40. It's no use ... Robert today because he isn't at

home.A. of calling on C. to call on

B. calling on . D.. to be calling on

41. She played the violin all night, ... annoyed the

neighbours. .

A. C. that

B. what D. which

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.\l~. B. have_ . . D.' take'

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: A. Am I -.starting ,C. Would I start

. B. Shall I start D.. Willl start

6.. ., -you I wouldn't-drink somuch coffee .

'A~ When I were'- C. I was

B. If"! were D. I were ,

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-I. The t~:ip... you forget Y9ur troubles.

. A~made C.'got

B. had D. took

2 . When we arrived at the hotel, we 'asked them .

... have; ,·A. which.roomcould we, -B. what-room we may

C. ~hich room w e could .

',1); what room could we

;3. Doe-s' your son

'lJlaiches? .A. every day, ;

-B. yet

go to all the football

: C '- still, D. already

Italy he tasted every

'7 . When, t broke. my mother'~ spectacles she was

angry." me..' ..A. for

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C.- on" D. with

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A. did you board C. are yo~ boarding

B. have boarded D. were you boarding

9. Wesold ... last week.

A. Part of-our old furnitureB. some old piece of furniture

C. some of old furrriturns '

D. some old furnitures of our's'

10. Look '" the key in your pocket.

A. ate fur,B. up D. to,

11. !E,v.erybodyworked .... and ....

A. hard ... careful C. hardly ... carefully

B. hardly: .. careful D. hard ... carefully

12.The grocer's ... son doesn't like getting upearly.

A. most young C. less young

B. youngest D. more young

13.'I'll have to buy ... trousers.

, A. a ' C. a pair of

B. two D. a couple of

14. Public ~ranspoi'tation in most of the nation is

exp~n~hn~.... , the use of subways and buses isdeclInIng In some metropolitan areas.

A.Although C. Despite the fact

B. Consequently D. Nevertheless

15. She asked me if I .. :phone her as soon as Ihome. '"

A. would ... got

B. will .... get, C. would ... will get-

D. will ... would get

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B. were hardly any furnitures

C. weren't hardly any furniture

D. wasn't hardly' any furniture35. The policeman fined the woman who'd caused

the accident ...?

A. had he

B. didn't she

C. hadn't she

D. didn't he

36. I spent most of my time ... reading in the

library.

A. on

B.~with

C. by

D.-. ' . t?' 'I'd37. 'How are you gorng' to have your bai'r cu .

like to have it .. .o 'A. cut short

B. cut shortly,

C. short cut

D. shortly cut

38. The delegation of the clubs ... the mayor about

the new' sports facilities.

A. spoke C. said

B. told to ". D. talked to

39. There is usually

Isle's in July.

A.'~ ...'aB. - ... the

.., fine weather on ... British

C. a -D. a the

40.... carpets you will buy, the greater care you

must take of them.

A. The expensiver

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A. of C. to .

B. on D. with

42. I'"he goods to bedeIivered to my place.

A. ask. C. ask fromB. ~askfor D. ask to

43. Any information ... in this brochure.

A. found C. will found

B. can' found D. can be found

44. He is the writer about '" we were talkingyesterday.

A.-B." whom

C. that

D. which

45. The posters are 50 p ....

" A. all C. eachB. every D. each other'

46. She was anxious ... her guests.

A. please' C. to please

B. ofpleasing D. pleasing

47. The car '" tyre is flat belongs to Paul.

A. which . C. that

B. whose _ D. what

48. 'I'his pie tastes '" onion ..

A. - C. of

B. to D. with49. We ..: us at eight O'clock.

A. would like that you meet

B. would like you tomeet

C. want that you should meet'D. want that you meet"

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A. That isB. There is . C. There are

D. It is2. I Could see .sk f

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3. The pupil b k .

collect it aft~r tOhOIIstill have can Come and

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B. whose C. of whom the4 . D. ofwho":My grandparents lived .

their life. They never :: the s~me hou~e allA. change .... e fUrnIture ..

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A. MoreB. The less C. Much less

6 Y.. . D. Much more

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accept it, you say, ' .. , '

A. Please.

B. Thank you, Ido.

c. Yes.Jplease.

D. Thank you.

10.'I'hese are very good watches. However, Iprefer ... you showed me first.

A. one C. this one

B. the one D. that one

11~He may be generous witit his money, but I like

him ... the more for that ..~ no . G ~n

'B~not .D. none

12. Itwas int~resting for me .,. a Ferrari.

A. to drive. . C. driveB. driving D. have driven

r 13. She agreed to come to the theatre, .,. she

. wasn't very keen on it.

A. when C. although

B. despite D. while

14.I will ... the mechanic to repair· my tape-

recorder if it's necessary.

A. take C. have

B. make D. get

15... , a quarter ... 8 everybody was awake.A. To '" for C. At '" to

B.At ... in D. In ... by

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25. 'If only I ...ravel· when Iwas young', my

,father said.:A.-,could '.

B.: had been able to

. C. have been able. to. ,D. 'would have been able to

26.- He would have beeu arrested ifhe'-,tile country.

_.,A. hadtriedB; tried

to leave

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. fOQ,!istuff... A. 'at

B,'on

.:'~28.It's extremely generous of you, but you realty... such an expensive present.

, A. didn't need to bring

'B. wouldn't have had to 1 ringC" shouldn't have brought

D. mustn't have brought

'.29. T'Ire lUUIl •.. is singing is my bt·othe,l'.

'A. that "C. which _. .: H ,. who D. whom

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-, ' B . .of calling D.-calling

,,' 31.'~as anyone ',-. yet?

A : ·paid the bill, B. .paid you your lunch. C.paid for the bill. ',,D. to pay -your lunch

c. tries,D. would have tried

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, D. for, more49. '" telephone is . ,

communication ": very important means ofA ' .• A ... _ CB A . '. The ... a• ... the" D

5 :. ',The.;;the' ..O. A '" of bees were humm" , ..

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-,::.1. In court last month Mr. Jackson was accused

" ... some shoplifting in the Core Supermar-ket.. A. with . C. thati'te' had done

. B. of having done D. of his doing

2..... you are to get that job!A. What lucky C. How lucky

B. So lucky , D. How much lucky

,3. Qpposite ... the school is the hospital. ..,,' A. - C; against

,E . to D. for

4. Ifonly he ... what I tell him, but he won't,

A. 'would do ' C. has done'B. had done' D. 'would have done

. 5. He .:_die than eat spinach.

A. would better C. had rather

B. had .better D. would rather

6. I wish I ... Illy homework last night.

A. did ' "C. had done

B. was doing D. have done

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7. We ... ever see each other now.

A. - C. hardy

B. hard D. hardly

, 8. I really don't know ....

A. if can Japanese be learnt

B ....Whet.her can .Iapanasebe learntC. if ~Japanese can be learntD. that whether Japanese can be .learnt



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. 9.My mother is taking the kettlecooker ..

A. on

B. from

th~ ~as~

c. awayD. off

1 O. James .decided ' to

studying medicine.A.. train for '

. B. study for

... a lawyer instead of

c.~hange toD..become

11. Itis high time. Joe ... bis uncle's letter.

A. answered C. would answered

B. answered to' D. should answered

12. 'Have you

times.'

A. any

B. much

13. You are driving me ....

A. insanity.B. mad

ever seen 'a crocodile?" 'Yes,

C. many

D. little

C. angry

D. a fool

14. Sorry, I didn't mean to burt you. I am always. saying what I'"say. . c

A.'may not . C. ought to

B. shouldn't D. mustn't

15..... surprised the listeners was tbe

extraordinary results of the experiment.

A. It C. WhichB. That c • D. What

16. We '" at about eight o'clock this morning andWe eventually arrived at half past five.A. set in C. set to

B. set out D. set up

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k the windows.17. Tell Jac .. , , C not to close

A. doesn't close . not closeB. don't close D.

. I a lot of sports.18. At.one time .... C will be playing

h 1 1 lay . ..A. sap D have playedB. used to play .

t f nny person.. 19. I have never me .. , uh C. so

A. suc D. soaB. such ~ .

. e York Cathedral.20. They .. , to se C were keen on

. . A.preferred D' were interested inB. suggested . .

., t him with that Joke ....21. I hope I didn ~hur C. yesterday night

A. last e:enmg D. at last night

B. last night . holiday far11 I'd have enjoyed our22. IfI .,. unwe ,

more. C. weren'tA. were D had beenB. hadn't been . .' t

. . f Make him .. ,1•23. Get him to repaIr the e~~e~end

A. make D. buildB. correct

. t to left there. .

24. I objec 0... . C the car that ISA. the car being D' the car's beingB. the car that was .

db fore winter.25 He wante .,. e d d. A. tohave his coat men e

B. his coat tomend

C having his coat mended. dh' o~D. to have mende IS C

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28. ItIs ;' . . ,,' _cou~r,ses ,-, s ... easier to . d ,0 " , " ' ,

A' ," Ilveacar "t ' '

, , - . more '0 as' _ ," ... o.'make.one.

B., much ,,: as : C..more,.; than ,

,29. H h -,': ',' O. much '.. than'e as 'frle" ,..] , "' ' ... Dus ab t . ' ,

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B. a,lot. ' .C..-several

3,,' " ' . ' D.' a few in

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'31 D ' " . -D., - _: '. p you'reme~ber 0 ' . ' J . ': .

A .' see ' . ack III ~ol1don last year?

B. ,to see \ C':"seelllg " .3 ',' , ' D. to have seen '

2. 0" a r e , very'inte-ll' "

Argeut,

. The both 'B., Both them ' ,C. Both, they

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. ' Ike ha 't " . , . '.: ",.811 eatenanythin . " '. .'.. o~APlacY'He .:. be ill. ":: , .g, ~~d he ~on ~ttalk-

. an ..- B. have to' :". ";~: should

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, r , " :~ • . A. for C. to, , ," ,. ' "B. at D. of

".'S6.Take ." your coat. It's very warm here, isn't it?

A~up C. off

B. 'on' . D. down

,37. Your daughter has been studying Fl'ench ever

, since she ...: ' ' ,

,A. is starting school

. B. has started school

.p.started school '

D..hasbeen starting school

38....These are nice apples. H~w' ... in a kilo?A. much are they C. much are there

B. many are they" 'D.' many are there, ..~ . . . . . .' '. 39,.Wew:ill have'our meal after they have had ..:.

',,: 'A: their C. their's,_.B. theire ,D. theirs'

40. Your,gu'est came '" taxi yesterday evening.

A. by . C. in

B.: 'with D. on

.41. Our grandparents liv.e .. , 5.2Green Street .

". A-, on C. at '

'B.' in,D. under

42. 1 " . . . Kate for many years now., ', .. AI 'knew . ' C. know

. B.' have known ' D. have been knowill:g

. 43. The more exciting the novel'is, .,. I like it.A «. the more _ ,C. the much very

. 'Q ,. the verier' D. the very much

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44. Do you know the name Of the person '"invented the telephone?

A. which C. whoB. whose D. _

45. She is '" very intelligent student.

A. a C. llieB. an D. _

46. I feel like '" out for a walk.

A. go .C. going

B. to go D. ofgoing

..47. '" an interesting fancy~dress party lastFebruary in the Town Rall. .

. A. It Was C. There was

B. That was D. The:r:ewere

48; Whenyou get off the bus, you ha"e to walk '"the field.

A•.Over . . C. through

B. across .D. under

49: 'What are these bottles of paint for?"I '" paintmy room red.' .' ....

A. will go .C. am going to

B..will D. amgoing

50. You '" the washing up. I would ha"e done itfor you. . .

.A. didn't need to do C. mustn't have done

B. weren't to do D. needn't have done

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.: k' helyes meg'oldaat!Valaasz a 1a . . k t.i] you .., this1. Don't ask, for another boo un 1

one. C. have not finishedA. finished

D. don't finish

B. have .finished

. II.The roads are wet.2. You ... drive carefu y C had better

A. would better D' had ~atherB. would rather .

ld see ae cou~Frtim' the plane

. mountains·

C

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A.. range . D. lines

B.. row' . . rna for two days.4. Fellini's film '" onat th~. c~~: been

A. isD. had been

of

B. were

11 '" Moscowould you te me. Excuse me,Square? .

A. how can Iget to

B .where to get off for

C : where must Iget off ~or.D how can Igo to

. . d the exam easily.6..... students passe C Neither

A . Both D : Every'B.' Each

e me for myhe book .,. you gav. I enjoyed

birthday.A . _;_

B..whom

C. what

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luggage. , "" ..'. ": " " . ','

-; .,-A. desperate i,-_C.attentive"

"B . busy.'-,::_ 'D . - ,officicrus:-,- .: '. -. ~. .t, -

1 1 . ' " what to do, I'~ould~~t' have written to you' -;'.,, 'i~ the (irst,plfl:~e.',' ':- ":'-', ..', ' r, - ",',

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_D., If I wo\1l(rhaye':~n9wn-:" ; ,, ',

,"12., 'Po yo~-want<"','~~ffee?'~tYes~J\iloye-a cup.",," -, ',',A.-'something: :,';::',. "'.':C.L..

sOilie' " " -

, '-' B. 'anything _'." ,.\D.:" any, - ,

IS: I:-~,'Mr. Gre~ll's se~ret_ary an hour ago.." ... A. saw .' ',"~, - ',', __O. haveseen

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- " , -A. 'o~ght~'t have come . ,

"'B. hadn't 'got to come "

.C. needn't have'come _" i· '.,

. . ::D • . did'~'t'ha v e t o 'cam~:' ".-9.Can I<.-':'a pbollE.tcaIl fr~m b~l'e?

' . -A. do '.,' .. - .. ' - - C . make ,. ,,'-,R. take. '-.:_:. -·'D~'g$,~. .:. "'_ .:'

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" . 1 : , t . ~ba.t are .you, ~I.oing,o~_tin " ,?. -- .'A. so bad aW.eather'.',' __ _

, , 'E. .auch bad weather'

.-' - C. such~b.adweathsr ."»;. a such' bad weather

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thinking ·of.... to France for10.We -are

- hC?lidays. . ,C. gone'

A. go 'D. be going ,B ." going " .', Jack

cleverer ~?y than

our

in the

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. , .A. no'

" B " not, '

'- ',~ ,' .. toseeus .. .-day .,17.)Ie cQmes ". -, -, ,C. every _

. '. ",' ·-A. .sn ,- ',_ D. both .

',' -,:, B.' s~'yeral '. ,',.. -'.' . .. Wh don't you.' ,,' - . our heIght., Y '. _ .

"'.18 .You are Joo fat ,. Y . . _ ,• ?, ..

" ":-,go.~.a (;lie.to,_ c. to ... on,' ·A. to ... m'·D 'r",' on

lo r,;._ . .'t .-, ,- ',:B. - :f o r , . . .. ~ CboCo~Rte did. you' ge t

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.",'; yes~erd~y ,-- -' , - C . . a [otof .

, ', ', - ' : : ' _ " - . : . : 4 " : , ¥ludi D.' alot of

" , 'B : many . ,_ the red: ' - . . . ' . b ok, the blue one or.,',20.You can have ;... 0 , .'

'.'':,-, o~~~ ~.. ' . _ - C. both

.... -: ',~. eit~er-_ ': -D.-every

" - '. - - B . neither , , " "..: .it started ..~~.". . ',' ~. . - ot into the traIn .., .

' . ,' :"2'1.B~x.dly had Ireg . C.', then .' _

" - .A.·and . -D . . than . .

',' .' B., .w~en"" , _:t' '-t to the top of'" , , . . ing 0ge "" " -ilwas strlvl __" " ,",,22. The pup, , . ' .

, the class. . C. hardy, 'A..,less D hard

'" '::B.- hardly .

'c. nonD. none

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.- .' D" ' A r ' bi -;. '.'. -, - :. '., C. Ar~biari ' ,-. a IC ." ._

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. . ere_,el,ng sold,C "h " reo"-, ' -B. have sOld 'I' __ - " ad sold '

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B. mad-e D. took

•33~The elephant was bigger ... he had imagined."" -,- A. as C. than ' '

B. ,then .' D. but

34: It's over six weeks' now ... I last.,. you.. . A ,. for have seen C" since have seen

B. 'for saw D. since saw'\ -,

~5. We found·a 'little snow there, as most of it."-,'seemed ... bkown off the~mountain. .

.. ' A.to be C. that it had

B. to 'have been D. it was

36:Tq travel from England to Wales you '" 'a':'. '.- passport.

A=, don't 'need

B. haven't got

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D. mustn't have

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. A., what to say C. what should he say

B.' what can he say D. what he will say

38.-We arenot worried about Irim ... school.

A. miss, C. to miss .

B.-misses D. missing, .

,,"39.... m e a t we had f o r IUDch was fairly tender:A. C. An

,E. A D. The

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-.~sirens were sounded.

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41. I suppose it's time we called it a day, ...?A. is it C. isn't it .

. B. don't we D. didn't we

42. 'You don't drink, do you?' , ... '

A. Not C. Yes, Idon'tB. No, don't D. Yes, Ido

43. . .. you mind the door?

A. Would shut C. Could shutting

R. Would shutting D. Could shut

44..'He doesn't like dancing to fast music!' '... doeshis girlfriend.'A. So

B. EitherC. Neither

D. Also

t:15. The chairman was just ... to close the meeting

when a new question was raised.A. about' C.. thinkingB. planned D. around

46. The brighter colours John paints Ill, ... thec.::iticspraise him.

A.' the highlier

B. the more highlyC. much more highly

D. much highlier

47. The witness said that he had seen the two men... towards the car.

A. go C. having gone

B. to go D. have gone

48. I ... he ... the lawn right now.

A. believe has been mowing

B. believe mows

C. am believing ... is mowingD. believe c is mowing

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1. He was d - .rna e commandA. swarm er of a '" of ships

B. group C. band' .

2D. fleet-

.'Beware' .them. ." PlCk-pocke.ts, the shop IS full '"

A. of '" ofB. of ... for C. from of

3D. from for

. The exam'. Iller g t hi_ lIght was dim. ... e IS glasses because the

A. shouldB. had to C. should have

4 MD. mustar . .

. . y Insisted gett'A. in .. . rng married very soonB. for C. to .

5 I fton".' won't ever forget th d .

A. fired. e ay When our school

B. was on fire C. was'burnt

6. Th' . . _ D. was firede~r traIn .arrived.

earlIer than it . '" the railway statfon. A. to was expected.

B. in C. at7 D. on

. M~.~:een suffers ... asthma.B. from . C. with

8. D.-

.Ican't gi . ,ve you any be .A. one cause there's '" leftB. any C. none .

D. no any

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9. The doctor let him go home ... he was well

enough to leave· the hospital.A. just C. as soon

B~until D. since

students are capable of learning10. Not ...English.

A. all

B. every

C. each

D. any

11. 'Can you drive?' 'Yes, but I haven't driven

four years.'A. till C. after

B. since D. for

12.Wehave beard that this supermarket ... by the

next month.A. is finished

B. will be finished

C..has been finished

D. would be finisl}l~d

13. How many bridges are there ... the Tisza?

A. through C. across

B. above D. on

14... ' people go to the cinema now than in the 60s.

A. Few C. Fewer

B. A few D. Lesser

15. Which sentence is correct:A. Iwould never have done it ifIhad known.

B. Iwould have never done it if Ihad known.

C. Iwould have done it never if Ihad known.D. Never I would .have done it if I had known.

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B. What

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. .A; health"- . ~. A. go C. to go

B. healt~y DC..healthful .; ... ' . B. going D. what we go. healthily

8~. She .set. about . . ".~2. Parents care ... for their children today than

husband arrived.:" t,he car as, soon as her they used to.

. .A, wash I"..' . A. fewB C. washi,ng. I': Bee• :to wash . r . , ' , " .lar lewer

D. washed . ,34. The lilore Mr Wh't ' " "4~. It.Is high time for me ... myoId car.

hi . I e smokes" thIS room.. .' . ., .... e smoke is in A. to sell C. to be sold

A. thicker . B. selling D. to have sold

B thh

C. more thick• .e ticker D'

'8'5 I .' .. the more thick• can't rememb 'h .

A. was' . er w e~e'she said the bank ....

R . 'b ' C. has been, '. IS emg· D .

36 D " . .r ?" will have heen .'

• on t worry h1

fut . ..·A. of . ",' IS tUre, he's a clever boy.C. from r:

B. about " . D. on '.

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. B to .' • me the room .. me room D . ,

. • to me the room38. You mig'ht . .

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B k. C. get

" • rna e .D. have made

39. Knock ... the door.

. A .":__, . . CB. by . - . on·. D. at

~O. ThA'books on the shelf were :.. novels. more. C· .

B. most . mo~tlyD. the most

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D. much less

.- .~44. Go on ... the cross-roads. .

C. across

D. through" -

;: .45. 'Have you ever eaten lobster?' 'Yes, I ... some

~~.:.._ at Jack's party last week.'',' A. ate C. had eaten

,;:. B. have eaten D. 'was eating

;',.'46. Mary .., rather exhausted from May till.June.

~;_. A. had been C. wasB. has been D. were

"

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'.' 47. When Joe was told of his transfer. to

I, Brrmingham office, he simply ... to go.,. A. rejected ' C. denied '

., B. dissented D. refused

our,,'

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48. Let's walk faster, ...?.A. don't we

B. shall we

C. let's notD. shan't we

, ,: 49. The stranger looked ... at me as he passed .A. hard C. a harder

B. hardly -D. less, ,.

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A to bu a " " , ay. ,

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, B.' be built C. ,to be built,~ D. to ~e building' much that they .always

.'They "love' us' '.~o

,',',welco,me us ..... > < A . ' warmly,, 'p. dearly ,

'. C. friendly

>D. hotly'

! .

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. 'Have youever' been to France?' 'Yes, I ... there'

'.:'::ast May.',': ,A. 'go ,

, : \ ; < : : , : , 1 3 . "v,as'

',3. I 'am"sorry-_ . . .,., - -

'J " you""',, ;;A. of ... for

'-B. -about" ," for

,- .. -

C. we_re-D. had been

the accident, and I am sorry

',C. about", about

p.to ," from '

,,'Pve l()~t.my wallet.' 'It serves you right; Y _ 9 .u .. ,

,;,'in that small pocket.' '" -, ', :," A. needn't have kept it,.·"

. B :. hadn't have to keep it. "C. di~n't have to keep it

, 'D:' ,shouldn't have kept it

~..'.. "",:J!.Jhn'fond ~fcar~?"

. ' , A ." Is , ' , a : Are. : ' : - : ' l i . Has '.! /D~Does

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( .A . are you C.' will you .'

'.',.n. you are : D~ you will'

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8. This room is so noisy, I can't hear the news.Willyou ... the radio, please?

A. turn up' C. switch on

B. turn on D. switch down

9. The' host and the guest went out

corridor ... receive the newcomers.A fu r" C ~as~

B. so that D. in order that

10. I may look half asleep, but I canI'm '" awake.

A. broad C. well

B. full D. wide

II. The tram has stopped and passengersgetting and ....

A. into out,

.B. in '" off

12. The more brut~llyenemies he has.A. much

B. the more

C. on '" out

D. on ... off

he , treats .,his staff, '"

C. much more

D.the much more

13.I Was so shocked, I didn't know ....

A.what to say· C.whatshould I say

B. what can I say D. what I shall say

14..•. dark when they arrived at the tourist hotel.A. There is C. There was

B. Itwas 'p. It is

15.·l've got only a black pen. Could you lend me a. red '" to correct your paragraph with?A. one ' C.. the one

B. an one D. this one

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i . • h fell and broke a leg'.. 16... ' up the s,!~lrs e C. During climbing

, A. Climbm?" D. While he was climbedB. Being chmbed .

b m laying the plano.'17. I hope you .... y ~ p

, A. are not dist.urbingB did not disturb .

c " have not been disturbed

D : were not to disturb .

out to the CInema.;18. Itis high ~ime for you " C . to have started .

A. starting D. to be started. B. to start ,

. ~. ardener plant a tree., 19. Douglas ... a g C. has had

A. has got D. has haveB. has made

~. th anything.20.. ,. 'Isn't wor C..That

A. It D. ThisB There ~ .

'. . im laugb'yesterday evening.21. The film .,. hi C. made

A.' got D. has taken. B. had \

22. Ask him h9Wmuch.... C. it did cost.

A. does it cost D. did it costB. it cost

, brother is his ....23. His mother s 'C. cousin

A. nephew D. son-in-lawB. uncle, 'h d rrived

' .. d?' 'No if she a a , ,24. 'Has Brenda arrive ._ '

, '" her.' C. I'll have seen

A. 1 saw, D. I would have seenB. I had seen

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25. Only when the others began to laugh ... that ithad been a hoax." .

A. he realised C. did he realise

B. he understand· D. he didn't understand

26.Last July mysister ... a car.

A. wanted buying- C. liked to buy

B. wanted to buy D. liked buying

27. Your motorcycle shouldn't be in -the flat! ...

A. Take away it! C. Put itoffl

B. Get it out! .D. Take it out!

28. She '" be Spanish because she's got a French .passport.. .

A. mustn't

B. can't

C..doesn't need

D. isn't able to

29. Will they go ... holiday this summer?

A. -:-r' C. on

u . to .D. for

30. The man ... is singing Ismy father.A. _.. C. which

B. who D. whom

31. By eleven o'clock tomorrow, I ... the contract.

A. signed C. had signed

B. have signed D. shall have signed

32. IfI were sent to prison '" me?A. will you visit C. are you visiting

B. would you visit D. had you visited

33. By the end of last year she .:. three Dickens. novels. Then she started reading Defoe.A. read C. has been readingB. had read D. was reading

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34. English children '" television a lot.A. watch . C. see

B. listen D. look

35. She thanked me for .., present I gave her.

A. - C. anB. {l D. tht)

36. She doesn't like cats, arrd v .. her husband.A. sodoes C. neither like

B. either does D. 'neither does

37.... did Youget this photo ...?

A. Whom ", for

B. From who ... didn't you

C. Where ... from

D. who ....by

38. Peter. was angryminutes late.

A. about

B. with

me because I was 10

C. of

D. for

39. I have bought ... milk for breakfast.

A. any C. none

B. many D. some

40. James ... these trousers for weeks.

A. has worn C. had worn'

B. is wearing D. wear

41.Mary is ... as tall as her father.

A. nearly C. justly

B. evently D. closely

42. Elderly people love to give ..:.A. advice' . C. pieces of advices

B. items of advises D. advices

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43.... they can't swim themselves; they always

spend their holidays at seaside resorts.A. So C. While .

B. Although D. In spite44. 'You seem to be very sleepy.' 'I ... getting up at

six o'clock.'

A. used to

B. amnot used to

C. got used to

D. was not used to

45. Your uncle ... very good at sports. He still

Iooksathletic.A. can be

B. need have been

C. must have been

D. can't have been

16. Maggie '" be German. She can't speak German

at all.A. mustn't

B. can't

C. shouldn't

D. needn't

47. I'mattending this course ...:English.

A. to learn C. so that Ilearn

B. learning D. for learning

48. Teacher: I have to go out fora while. Please,

go on ....A. read

. B. to read

C. reading

D. to be reading

set out than it started to9. '" sooner had we

snow..A. No

B. Not

C. NQn

D. None'

50. Mymother usually has ... bed.A. 'breakfast in C. the breakfast in

B. breakfast in the D. the breakfast in the

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1.Maggie can't go to the disco ... all herhomework.A. until she has not done

B. before she did

C. until she has done

D. if she doesn't

. 2. Robert i • a bicycle if he works harder next

term. -,A. will promise C. promised

B..would'get D. has been promised

3. Your daughter is 16years old. It's high time. she '" with the housework ..

A.help you C. had helped you

B. helped you D. should help you

4. He seemed ... in the area.A. live C. to be living

. B. living D. have lived

5. You can have this book when I .,. reading it.

A. will finish' C. shall finishB. have finished D. shall have finished

6. His son spent a year in America. He ,.. well

with Americana children then.

A. has got on C. got on

B. had got on D. gets on

7. Sue ." your friend last Monday.A. called on . C. visited to

B. phoned with D. went to see to

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8. There is nothing we can do to change their

decision. We'll just have to '" the best of thesituation. .

A. take C. have

B. make. D. give

9. Some friends of ... were playing football whileI I was studying. . '.

,A. our C. our's

B. ours D. us

10. It's no use ... me at the office this week

because I'm on holiday.

A. to ring C. ringing

B. ofringing D. to be ringing

11. Peter attempted ... me a letter last week.

A. to write C. wrote

B. writing D. write

12. We suggested ....an earlier train.

, A. take C. to take

B. taking, D. have taken

13. I'll be 14tomorrow, ...?

A. will I C. ani I

B. won't I D. aren't I

, 14. Peter likes studying maths and ....

A. soIam C. soIlike

. . B. so study I D. sodoI15.... from Budapest to Debrecen.

A. How long is

B. What a longway it is

C. How long there is

D. What distance is there

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dangerous.A. may not C. wouldn't

B. won't D. can't

17.... must have been a large number of accidents

at the weekend.

A. It '\_' . . . . . .C. These

D. That. There

18. He said he ... me, but he didn't .

. A. will have called C. would call

B. will call D. would have called

19. This umbrella is very expensive, please show

me .'. that is the cheapest.

A. one C. the one

B. an one D. this one

20. We ... the red light, but we were busy arguing.

A. had to notice

B. ought to have noticed

C. must have noticed

D. may have noticed'

21. The firm supplied him· ... a car.

A. for C. by

B. with D. of

22. He is the

yesterday.A. whom

B. which

writer about talkinge were

C. that :

D.-

23. What sports are you good ...?

A. in C. to

B. on D. at

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B. The faster ,D..Muclimore faster

26. We'd like' permission' t~' ... in.~rance fo~anot.her month." ,', '

A.,' go C., sit,B. stay <: D. rest

·27,.'Tb,e Greens vstopped .... their'house because'

" they ran out ofmoney.' ,",A. build' C. to be built

., 'B. tobuild ,.' "D~ building

2 8 . 'C~~'you play the pjano?' 'Yes, but I ..: since I:,'",vent abr-oad.' ", :.....

A. 'haven't played ,.\~. didn't played

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'A. How long did' she 'say sh:e had her car?, ,

B. What did' she say 'how long she' has had hercar?, '.-. ~ - , " .

,.C.How long she said she. has had h~r 'car?

,D. Howlong did shesay she'd-had her car?

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B. Must .D.'Should

30. A ...·ofrobbers a.ttack~d the traveller~;~. troop , , c . ' gang,'B. team "D. band

31,..You:can!t have ..:beoause I want th~m. all..A. / 3 . ' one C. any,B, none D,>:something ,_

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, 'unfortunately I didn't have time. .A. 'met . C~meeting . ,

B. to meet D. to bemeeting

, 3 3 . ' Tell Rob~rt ... come late.A. to not C. not to·. B. that he D. that not to

, '34. She "askedme if I ... to lift that heavy s:uitcase.

.. A. could' ,', C. had able . , .'

'B. were able .D~was able

35. ~. are to~at a soup with.'. A. "Cups C. Spoona

B. Forks D. Knives.' .

3'6.I hope ... niywork by June. , .

. A. finish, C. finishing. .' E . having finishe~', D. to have {inished

, 37. A ... is'to'·keep my clothes in.

A. desk C. store

.B. wardrobe D. shelf

3 8 . Today I .have ... todo, ,

. A. a lot"of 'Nark' C. much works,

.B. lots of works .D.· many works,

39' Cho I t from, the supermarket every, . ·oco a es .,./ "

_., "day, '-

A; are stolen .C. have stolen

.B. 'steal D. stolen

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the bus..

A. came C. is coming

B. comesD. was coming

42. My mother thinks schools,... closed down

while there is such 'abig flu epidemic.

A. has tobe C. ought to be

B. would be D~must have been

43. Did you see the thief ... the building?, A. enter '. C. to entering

B. to enter D. entered

44. Many ... great ships cross ... Atlantic Ocean.A. the - " C. a ... the

B. - the D. the ... the

45.'She said she'd done it, ... was true.

Alli~ a wh~B. which D. -

46. Ittakes me fou:r;weeks ... this book.

A. t~.j'e C. typing

B. to type 'D. to have typed

47. Ifyou are good, you ... a banana after dinner.A. ate ..' C. may eat

B. should eat D. have

48. George used to like ... chess.

A. play C. playing

B. to play D. have played

49. I've broken my new glasses and can't find my

old ....A . oneB. pair

C. glass

D. couple

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B. too small for us to fit in it'/ C. very small that we couldn't fit in

D. very small for us to fit in

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1.She ... for half an hour.

A. made us waiting 'C. kept us waitingB. made us to wait ' D. kept us towait

2. I've been ..:London.A. at,

B., from'C. m

D. to

,.j 3. I'd hate '" in such a wind.A. row C·. rowmg- B. torow D. rowed

4. Itto?k us five days ... to the Hague., A. 'get .' C. getting

B. to get D. got

5. You ... put on your coat.

A. had.better C. had rather

B. would better o. would rather6. ... you drink, you'll get sick.

A. However "C. Whoever

B. Whatever D. Whichever

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7.Do you remember

month?

A~ see

B. to seeC. seeing

D. tobe seen

Helen in Budapest last

8. ... else to be discussed, we'll end the meeting~, A. Unless there is something

B. Unless there's nothing

C. If there's somethingD. If there's anything

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A. had C. to have

"B. have . ~ D. having

10. They left ... when they noticed that the birds

have escaped.A. angrily C. disappointed

B. alarming D. exciting}

11. Bristol is a major port in ... south of England.

A. - C. an

B. a D. the

12. Read the notice, will you? What ...?A. is in it . C. does it say

B. does it tell D. is written in it

13. They insisted ... taking the exam very soon.

A. on C; toB. for .D. in

14. They ... in the village by the time you return.

A. are leaving C. will be living .

B. have lived D.' will leave

15. I'll telephone you immediately if we

cancellation of a seat.A. will get C. shall have

B. will have D. should have

.

a

16. I had a toothache ... I went to the dentist's. '

A. so C. because

B. so that D. such

17. Henry is in his office at 7 o'clock every day. It

means ... up ear-lyevery morning.A. get C. getting

B. to get D. got

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B._where D. -:-

19.... hair is not too shod.. A. She's . C. Her

B. She has-· D. Hers,

20 ... : climate .in ..,"Hungary is coJitinent~l.-A. A --. - ,'- C. A·... the

B. The '... ----- ,,~- D. 'The ... the

21. Sh~was .pleased ..'.my pz-eseut and th~nked .~.' ".it, - '_ - _ ' ,_'-,,' ,

A. ;with ..'. to ',' C.of.,. for,B.·,with .~. for ' If. 'by,: .. for,

22. I.~.be de~d in N~~ York th~n )'ive in -, PhilaCielp-hia.

, A. had better

B. would better' ,

" C. had rather '

o. would rather'

23. He te a .:. of grapes for di_nner. 'A. bunch ' : 'c. flock -

',- B. gr,oup . - - '\D., sw~rm

24. I was the ... student in the·c1ass.'. A., taller ·C. more tall

B. tallest D. most tall'

25. Dick ... ·his bath now..' A..

took . ' ,B. takes -

, C " take,-,D.istak~ng

26. He was intere~ted ...',-success, becauae he had c_ :

'invested aIot of mo;ney. ' ' '. - - •A-~ at -, C.' of

B. m D. l?y

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,- 27. ',.>loyely ey~s,she has!- ,-A. How" ' , ·C. W'hat a

B. ,What D. That~.'

" 28. This isth~ keys' ... th~ burglar use_d.

'. A. that -C. whose·

B. what -'D. whom

;.29. Don't want' to change anyth~ng -.Leave things

.;. they are.- A. like C. then

.' 'B. than D. as .

-30: A : l o t ~fpeop~e came to the exhibition because

'" "they ,'...,~,about the pictures painted, by -famous

_. . artists., '

" ~" 'A. -had heard,

"B~,believe -

C. were knowing

D., are told'

"B_-i~-He.. do~n the m~torway ~hen ~ tyre-burst.

'A . was racing . " ,c . races'B . has raced . D. is racing

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• '~·"-32._iack said he '... never see Judy again.,A . :'sha,ll 'C. -_ won't

,B. would D. was going to

,',33. Joe' has always wanted to have ...,,·too .

'A.' a room toown C. his own room'

. , -E • . ' an own room' 'D. a room to his own

.: '34. It's no use .:, A.' lie-

'. B. to lie :

C. lying

D. lai<,l

"'~.35._Joe;s 'as old ... Mike. _ -

A: so C. than

B; then " D. as

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A. making

B. not makingC. to make

D. to not make

37. I haven't heard this song ....

'A. already . C.' still

B. yet D. untill38. They were '... given good marks, The teachers .

speak very '" of them.A. ....:_..well

B. just". high

C. rightly .., highly

D. presently ..: fairly

39. Their play opens the day after tomorrow.

Tomorrow night will be the dress ...~

A. training' C. trial

B. rehearsal D. practice

40. 'Thank you for your help." ... '

A. Please . C. Itdoes nothingB. Never mind D. Not at all

41. The girls ... up their tents before the storm ...out.

A. have set ... is breaking

B. set." broke

C. set ..; had broken

D. had set ". broke -

42. I've got to do .., homework.

A. a C. men

B. own . D. some

43. She has refused, but she .., change her mind if

you' ask her again.A. can

B..may notc. likely to

D. might

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44. Helenlikesgoingto the theatre and ....A. so'do I .C. soI like

B. sogoI D. soIam '

,45. My father met ... John Lennon.

A. of C. to

B. with D. -

46. The teacher gave a 'five' to the pupil '"

answ~red all the questions.

A. who C. whom

B. that. D. -

47. I ... for examinations.

A. got using to study

B. used to studying

C . ' was used to studying.D. used to study

48. The Danube, ,.. runs through Budapest, is

quite wide at its 'mouth.

A. - C. whichB. what D. whose

49. Mike was in a much ,.. position. Why didn't

.you pass him the ball?

A. good C. goodly

B. better D. best

50. He recommended

apples..

A.B. to .., of

,.. me to buy more .,. those

C. for ... -D. to ..' for

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1.She ... to me yesterday.

A. speak 'C. spoken

B. spoke D. 'speaks

2. '" a star was to be seen in the sky.

A. No C. Non

B. Not D. None

3.... with the size of the whole earth, the highest

mountains do not seem high at all.

A. A cOrllparison' C. Ifyou compareB. Compared them 'D: When compared

4. Wh()... you this? It's nonsense!

A. said C.told 'B. informed D; let to know you

is in the. One is in. the

lavatory.

A. different

B. other

bedroom, the ...

C. another

D. else•

,6. The water seemed ... in the pot.A. boiling ,·C. -boil

B. tobe boiling "D. be boiling

7. He discovered a code that altows ... free

telephone calls anywhere in Hungary.

A. he make C. he making

B. that he is making D. him to make

,8. Close the door of my car, ...?A. will you C.' doyou

B. don't you D. shall you

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9. We intend to .. ' with the old system as soon as

we have developed a better one.

A. dodown C. do inB. do away D. doup ,

-10. He works ... a computer company." 'A. by C. for

B. to D. -

11. Wehad difficulty ...finding a parking place.

A. to C. with

B. in D. of

12. Don't come ... the fire.A. near C. near here

,B. near enough D. more nearer

'13. Which sentence is correct: -

A. What doyou think how oldis my ?rother?B. How olddoyou think my brother IS?

C. How olddoyou think is my brother?

D. How doyou think my brother is old?

14. MyoId trousers are almost worn out. I shall

have to buy new ....

A C. these ones• ones ,B. the ones D. those ones

15. The ruder words you say to them, ... they will

be offended.-

A. the badlier

B. the more badly

16 I a gOl'ng to buy a car but I .., enough. w s ,

C. much more badlyD. much badlier

money.A. hadn't'B. didn't have

C. don't have

D. hadn't have

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17. Wesaw three ... in the ahopwindow.

A. jeans C. jean

B. pairs ofjeans. D. pairs ofjean

18. I insist on his living .,. vegetables.A. of C. on

B. with D.' to/"

.119. You ... be quiet.

A. would rather

B. had rather,C. would better

D. had better

~o.This is Mr. Green, ... daughter is myneighbour.

A. that

B. which

C. whose

D. whom

21. 'Would you like a cigarette?' 'NC?hank you. I... a cigarette since last May.' "

. A. haven't C. didn't have

B..didn't light (' D. haven't lit

22. This time tomorrow you ... your dissertation.

A. write C. are writing

B. will write D. will be writing

. 23. She is pale. She seems ... all the way to thecollege.

A«. run C. running

B. to run D. to have been running

24. I am certain that '" his name >r!.llbe

completely forgotten.A. in a few years' time' )

B. after a fewyearsc. some years after

D. in a fewyears since now

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take an aspirin..A. is going to

B. going to

I think, he .,.

·c. willD. will have

26. He aaked me ... with the luggage.A. helping him C. giving him some help

B. to help tohim D. to give him a hand

. 27. The postman ... by Mary.A. was seen C. has seen ..

B. could see D. was seeing

28. I've earned my own living ..~I left school.

A. for C. before

B. 'since D. ago

29. Helen :.. the report photocopied.A. shouldn't get C. shouldn't take

B. shouldn't have D. shouldn't 'make

30. 'Give.it to me, please.' , ... 'A. It's here: C. Here you are.

B. Here they are. . D. P1ease.

31. I ... go by car than on foot. ., A. had rather C. would rather

B. had better D. would better

32. Is there ... hospital in this town?,A. - . C. an

B. a D. the

33. I didn't want to buy it ....A. however it was good

D. nomatter how good it was

C. for how good it might be

D. nomatter how goodwas it

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,85~'.Myson hasn't got ... toys.. :'A. a', . , < : ' C.' no : '

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36. 'W'holocked the door?' 'Peter is said ....' ,. A. to do s o , . . C. to .have done'"

B. to have done so . ~D~that, he did so

.37. It's good ...you·... wellaga.in., c

A.: seeing _.,:.looking ,'c. to see .',' Iooking

1J~ 'seeing .:. to'look, : ,'~D." to see :.-:.to look'. /_ ..-. , - '. ~,.. - I '. ;., ., • - _ :

.. : ,'. .~ :-38. Ask her what ..... ' .

A~ wants she.', ,,' , C.. she dowant

,B. .she wants, . D. d~es he want" S9.The 'notice on. tltedoor.of the.Iaboratory says

, ·that people ... .not enter. ':, " ,-, "" ' :'A.~couJd" " ", '.", , 'c. 'may

. ' B.'migp.t "'. ,:,':. " , \ I J .wil l .,r".

'40. She, :.. these photos 'with a Japanese ca~era~A.took, < ' , ' , 'C. taked '

B. takes ' "D o ' are .taking'. . - ,

41. Sh3.I1I:'turn '.~,the ljght?' ,.',' .A.. - -...-. '. J - C . " ' 'off-

B. out .. D..away\

~2~She' is' 'always ... -me 'translate her stupid

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.8. amueing towear P '" used to wear

44. Mike ... this coat for a years..' ·A.'wear 'C. has worn

,B. had worn D. is wearing45. I wish I ,.. you..

, C. 'hadmetA. ,meet .i). 'have met D. will meet

. 46. Hungary" :"a lot by,2100 .. , A. .has changed C. changes

B. is,eilanging' D. will have changed

47. Jer;y~a~e m e a"lighter and I ... my cigarette .A. lit' , ,C. lights '

B. light D. ,is lighting

4 8 . Which serrtenceIs correct: " . " ?

.. A. Who t do you think ~here IS any sa~sa?~ rn it'r

B. DQ you think t~ere?s any sausage III It:" . ?

,C.,what, doyou think ,IS there any sau:sa?~ .Ill It.

D. Do you think is there any sausage IIIIt.

49. Pleas~ ,.. '~nyfriend the newspaper he asked

for." A., remind me'sending

" B . remember me to send .

. "C. remind me to send

D. remember me sending

50~'It takes you three hours, from De'brecell to

. Budapest. -. . . A ' '1 C . travelling. trave ..

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1.While I '" the fish, Kate washed up the glasses.A. fry C. am frying

B. was frying D. have fried

2. Let's go .., the 'cinema.A. in

B. on

r ' . •.

C. to

D~

3. I wanted to hear it again, but they ... repeat it.A. denied to C. weren't willing to '

B. didn't want D. don't willing to '

4~The museum ... for a month now.A. is closed . .C. was being closed '

B. has been closed . D. had been closed

5. The lecture, ... was very dull, lasted longer

than usual.

A. that C. which

D.-. what

6. This is theRussia. '

A. exciter

B. excitest

film that has ever been shot in

C. more exciting

D. most exciting

7. Mysister works ... teacher.A. as a C. than

B. like D. then

8. She is the cleverest girl ... has ever attendedour school. '

A .B. that

C. what I

D. which

9. The report of the gun aroused a ... birds.A. flock C.' pack

B. group ,D. swarm

10.1..he half axle replaced after the accident.

A. got C. had

B. made D. had had

11. Ifa horse had six legs, it ....A. won't stumble C. can't stumble

B. wouldn't stumbled D. wouldn't stumble

12.By tomorrow I ... my exam.

A. will bE;!passing

B. will have passed

C. will be passed

D. ,will have been passed

13. Robert hasn't got a cat. I haven't ....

A. got, too C. got one, too

B. got one, either. D. got, either

14.When ... English?A. did he begin to study

B. has he begin to study

C. has he begun study

D. did he begin study

15. He asked .., ever been to Rome.

A. had I C. I hadB. if I had D. if had I

16.Which sentence is correct:A. What doyou think when will he grow up?

B. When doyou think he'll grow up?

C. What doyou think when he'll grow up?

D. When doyou think will he grow up?

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17. Peter was sitting Mary and Sue in thecinema yesterday._

A. among C. amidst

B.-between D. near to

18.When the rain stops we'll immediately set out.

It means: -" "" A. Whenever the rain stops' we set out. .

B. Itwill stop raining very soon.

C. The moment it stops raining we'll leave.

D. We will set out right now.

19. I 'didn't recognize her ... she said we had metbefore.. -

A. however C. unless

B. although D. even

20.Whydon't you come ..: shopping with me?

, A. - _C. at -B. for D. to

21. You told her .'.. about what had happened.

_ A.•not worrying C. didn't worry

B. not to worry D. not to have worried

22.... you, I would study English.

A. Iwas C. IfIwere

B. Iwere D. When Iwas

23.-I ,have tickets, we ... \'seethe -'Titanic' thisevening. -

A. will _C. shall

B. are going to D. were going to

24. By ..."united effort we may achieve swcoess.

A. a " C. the

B. a n D.

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from.A. varied C: variegated

B. various D. variale

26. Ittakes me three days: .. the novel.A., read C. reading

B. to read D. have read

27. Swimming is not a sport ..,I am good at.

A. that C. what

B. 'at which D. where

28. 'Are you going by car?' 'No, I prefer going

foot.' '

A~by C. at

B. with D. on

29. Ilike your hair style very much. It really

you.matchesA. fits C.

B. goes with D. suits

30. You will have to wear a .., hat at Kate's

wedding.

A. high C. large

B. top D. long

31. What filmis ... this cinema?A. in in -C. on for

B. at.in D. on at

32.... she is to her children, the more impertinent

they are.A. The lenienter C. Much more lenient

B. The more lenient D. More lenient

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33. She ... me a story, which I didn't believe.A. tell C. is told .

B. told D. has toid

34. They ... at a desk when they write a letter.A. sit .. C. seat

Be , sat -D. set

35. Youhad better ... home at once. -

A. go . C. going

B. to go . D. to going

36. 'That is not likely.' in other words means ....

A. It is not liked C. It's not necessary

S. It's impossible D. -It's not probable

37. They've sent a letter '" him.A. -~ - , C.' for

B. to D. from- ...

38. 'I've written to Peter.' 'You ... have written. Heis coming here tomorrow.'

A. mustn't -C. can't

. B. wouldn't , D. -needn't

39., Didyou see ... yesterday?

A. their -C. them

B. they D. then

40. I don't really know John all that well. He's justa(n) '" acquaintance.

A. accidental ..- a casual

B~haphazard D. random

41. Keeping the platform in position at sea. further problems. _ .

A. will cause C. has been caused

B. would causing D. is caused

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42. I wish I ... twenty years younger. 'A,. is C. have been

B. was D. would have been

- 43. Youwill have bad teeth unless you ... them.

A. brush C. don't brush

B. won't brush D. will brush

44. What is the ... of this watch?A~worth C. price

_B. prize D. expense

45. John borrowed some money from me

yesterday. He asked for money again today.

Bur-I couldn't help him because I had 110 .,.

money.A. any

B. more

46. I'll see you .,' weeks.

A. past two

B. after two

C. much

D. none

C. till two

D~in two

47. He is said ". from London to Richmond for a

bet.A. run-

B. to run

C. to be run

D. to have run

48. I thought she was being serious, but she was

only having ....A. me over C. me on

B. me round D. me up

49. Ifcomputers were small enough it ". possible

to carry them round in your pocket.A. were C. might have been

B. would be ' D. had been

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A. bread or C. neither bread or

B. or bread or D. neither bread nor2. Itis interesting for children ... a house being

built.

A. see

B. to see

C. seeing

D. tobe seen

3. We'llbe back ... half an hour.

A. at C. in

B, on D. -

4. Harry ... his secretary type the manuscript.

A. got C. is having

B. make D. have made

5. Our house is It ... needs to be repaired.

A. more bad -

B. much tooworst ... badly

C. the worse very

D. the worst hardly

6. The detective the number of the car in his

book and went away.

A. written C. wrote

B. is writing D. is going to write

7. 'What do you do?' 'I am ....'

A. ill

B. an architect

C. repairing the tap

D. doingmyhomework

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',10. 'The poficeman fined' Mr~.,White"w:ho;d~c~u~ed:.:~"':, the ~ccident.'·'Oh,:~.?' .. · ','> .~ -" ';_ ,' ' '" '." ,, ~ "

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. 16. I hope tomarry.a boy ... is a good cook.

"A. who . ' C. whoseB. whom, D. that

,17. Itis ..'.'good wishing for the impossible.. , A. ,no' C.''none

, B. not D. none a

18. No sooner .;. sleep than the doonbefl rang., A. he.went t o . . . . C. did he go.B. Had he gone to . D. had he fallen to

19..... floor 'in the b:uilding has its own, fire

extinguisher.A. All, B. Each' one

C: EveryD. Each of

.: 20. Sue ... be in London because I saw her in town

only an hour- ~go.,

A. may not·

- B . ' mustn't

C. isn't able to

D. can't', ,

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met. '

.A.' like

, B. wciuld like

most of the people' she had,

C. had liked

D. has. liked,

22:B~fore . any new drug is marketed, it is

essential that .extenaive tests are.... 'A.. carried on < • C. carried out

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, ",A. 'eating C. gettingB. 'having D~taking

, -34. 'How are you?' " ... ' ,

A. Not such well, I'm afraid.

B. Thank you, I'm unwell..: C ;- Fine, thanks:,

, D. Very unwell, thank you,

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23. Why :was he' so,~~rrified -.;/ the stght of _the"snake?" .

'A. ---:' C. ' o f . :-B.:.to - -.'; D. for'. , - : - , . , .. ,'

2".' Can iely '~,.;'your hone'sty'a~d .beware ,., your,

s,potlessness? ',-,.:• , ' . • _ ' . . . . . c . . o :

- A.' in .. "of -'B. on .: or':

'.' -C. into' ... from, D.,' On'". from"

25. The cat ....in front, of the fir-e-place." - A. "lay'_,'), -:c: was lied,

, B.· lied i • D.-'_laid _.-'

26.: l,u'ndersta~d .he is to. -marxy .: heir-ess.

-"A. : a ' - , _ ' , " '!o:'- .-," ::'.--' . C.-the,:' , _ ' .-B. an: '~.-_".' __. ' , . . : · _ - D . ! - ~ ~ : : ·. ", .~. .-

32. No doubt, you'd rather he stayed in England

now, ...?

A. hadn't you

B . _ - wouldn't you

C. didn't you:

D. didn't he

. .

, '-35. -DIck'". be in Budapest because l saw him here

in' Debr-ecen !':)lih an hour ago,A;' mustn't '' '.'. , q . may not

B'- ,can.'t ' D. isn't able to

27. They, are' twins. One i~.exactly "~ the :0thex-.'. . . . . '" -

" ' ,'-A. as," " ,';",,' .: " , C. ,such as'B.-like>.; '.,l_,·, -,-,D.' 'such >. ' ,

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mirruzes late.

A. about" B. for-

Kate because she was 15

C. with'D. 'o f

" 37. It was dark when we ,;, the station.

, A.' got in ' C. reached at

B. arrived to D. arrived at

38. As any cook knows, ,.. salt is usually. , .

::29. My sister' a,nd",her' husband, ... i n , ' .the, str~er' :" when my mother-metuhem. -" .

,A. are.walking , ," t' C. .had walked

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31. '~._Japan~~e are an ext,r'em~ly:polite_nation., "A'. Ttle','-,·:· :.-'. . C./,A '... -..

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B. a pinch

C. the little

D. a little of

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B. anybody

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B. expect that man to

C. wait that the man

D. wait the man to

41.Mary hasn't got a dog. Youhaven't ....

A. got, too C. got one, either

B. got one, too D. got one, neither

42:·... anybody in these two classes know Jack's, address?

A. Do

B. Does. C. Donot

D. Shall

43. Who:wasthe first person '" today?

A. you spoke C. you spoke to

B. spoke to you D. whom you spoke

44. The shoes ... you bought at Selfridge's lookbeautiful.

A. that C. those

B. what D. these

45. The .bakers are always complaining that their... low.

A. wage are

, B. wages are

46. People live under constant str-ess,them nervous.

A.-B. that

c. celery is

D. salary is

makes

C. which

o. what47. Let ... .have another look at the photo.

A. I . C. me

B. we D. they

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that?

A. me to say

B~ofme sayingC. me to have said

D. me saying

49. 'Did you answer the invitation?' 'No, I .., but

forgot.' .A. must have C. should

B. ought to have D. had to

50. Mywife leaves ... home at 6 o'clock so that she

can be in her office at 7.

A. C.atB. for D. to

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1. She hasn't ... appliedfor the job.A. 'already' C. yet

B.still

D.never

2. He is very proud' ..,his two sons.A. to ' . C. for

B. of D. _

3. 'Have you evereaten'lasagne?' 'Yes, I ... it once, last year in Italy.' '.

A. ate C. try

,B. ,h51Veeaten D. tried/ . .. ." "

4. Some of these problems.are ....

.A. enough bigfor one country to solve

B. too big for one 'country to solve-itC. big enough to solve for one country

D. too big for one country to solve ..

5. It's not important, we ... finish the work untiltomorrow. . .

A. mustn't C. needn't

B. needn't to D. don't need

6. 'Are you going by bus?' 'No, I'm going ... Jack'scar.' '.

A. 'on C. byB. with D. 'in

7. How many photos ... you ... while you were onholiday? ~ .

A. do take C. have taken

B. did take D. had taken

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8. Can you wait here ... he gets back?

A. as far as C. as soon as

B. until D. before

,9. Hurry up! I'll wait for you .....

A. at the street' C.' at home

B. on the corner D. in front of house10.... water is .,. molten ice.

A. -- - C. The ... -

B. - a D. A ... a

11. We ... in London for two weeks by the time you

return.

4. will liveB. will have been living

C. 'will be lived

D. will have been lived

12. Liz couldn't look.her father ... face.A. in C. at

~ B. in the D. at the

.13. Telling lies is a bad .-. of hers.

A. habit .C. custom

B. u~age ~ D, practice

14..This room looks terrible, it's in such a ....

A. disorder C. litter

B. rubbish D. mess·

15. I hope you don't want it ... by tomorrow.

A. to do C. have doneB..done D. having finished

16. The car, ... was a blue Opel, crashed.

A. that C. which.B. wha:t D.

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17. ,'... call him for you?' "I'harik you, That will be a,. great help .for .me,' , .: ," '. ',' ' .

'. . A. Will you """, C.. Sh~ll'-I ' ,

, B. MU$ t I " ·..D. Will I

. .18. Helen is' too stu~bo~n.,That 'is ',~:~s wrong withher. ' .,',

- A.. whatB. .the what

C. .the 'thing what',D., that which.

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19. Aren't they fri~nds~'.:,,?,

A. of-you .. ,-' C . - to you'B. o f yours ~ D.to yours.

, ,'25. 'You~;'re'sta~ding on m~ foot.' , '" '.: .' . A_'>-,Sor~y! .. ,'.:- '". C . Excuse!

.' ,B., Forgive, me! D. Pardon me!

,2~. T~¢ boys ... olimb tHe high mourrta in.. '. .A.' jIiatj a ged ", C. could

. iJ~were able to' D. succeeded 'to

~7. H~~ ' e : j~~{ t~ i4..yet? :.' ". '

. '. A . forhimthe story with,the two lions

·B.,:the_starywith the two lions far him. 'C. to himthat story about the twa lions .

, 1 1 . , himthestory about the two lions

.'28. 'If,~p'u'~~.k.eJl'~e ~icely,..I .,' you out to dinner.

. .A. "can take":' C. might take

II.,,~~y :.take'. " D. -must take

,: .:"29. ,Sh~~sk~~l.~~..; :

, 4 1 . · .what games do I playJj~what' g~iiles played I,

. O . what ga'~~s'I played.

','J~ ~h;;tt games did Lplay

,20~ 'What :were you doing' whe~ I' wanted to see. '

.. you last evening?' 'I :,..a book at'home~'A. must read . ' , ",'

, 'B..musthavs be~n re~d

C.,~ust, be '~eadil1g,

'D. must have been reading'~ ~ - I - ,

21.' H.ow .old'.. ,YQur~other when it' happe;n~d?, A. had,' .. " c" was' -. .. , . , ' , . ,

B. has " D. were

2~.,Vbe~ev~r' Isaw' hi~l, h~'::: th~ sam~ ll.oveL

~,A.reads.": '. . C.:h,as· been 'reading

B. has read .. ~.' D. wasreading "

, ,23.He .~",beHungar-ian becaus~.lle's got ~Russian'passp.ort.' " .. , ' '

'A. mustn't .. C. doesn't need

. B. 'C~li't D..isn't able to .'. ,

'24. I wish I ". richer,"'A.am

" ",B. were _'-,', C. will be

.D.. .have been .

. . ~ '.~ . - ,.. - -;

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n. m ay hav~ had D. may have got! • "_ .:.

,,', 3i.,;Yo;Q."are'.:... . the mad with that silly talk of

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A > " causing

B.r, ('sending:i,'

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32. I have to' ~iV'e; motor-racingdang¢rotts. ..

- .A~.-o(f . ','-

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34..Sheila i s t t ' t ; - , ~~ ,~he~fa'tht)r'$ d~its.-__ . ,A . fond on ,.' ' ,C;- enjoy.".

".", 1 1 . ' fo nd of D. keen 'of', , ,. " , .,

35~Let's meet.r: M ondaY.' ,-, A., Dr '-,::' . C. .at . - _.

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'-3_'9~ ... l~ti~r~_Iiob~rt'~ite$,dl~; kinder rep~ies he'-, ", :receives." ".c

..'A; Politer -".

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40~I ," this' chicken' "for'~n hour arid it's ~till not•• , <. ' T • ~ . .;:;;t ,

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....-A. 'been 8-rilIed ,-~-;: ,- p . . - a n i ' grilling.' :,B.a,rh grilled ' c " : :D. have been grilling, '

C. The more polite

'b. Much more 'polite

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41.Peter caught the robber ". out of th,ebank. .:'. A. run: ,.,,' .... C.~_tUns . .. _'

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.A. had been

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C. 'would beD. is . .

',4'3. H~ hasn't returned to'her ,..t'heymet last year.'- -- -A. for " .'C. as ",

-B. since. . D. while

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:,'''4;6. "'~can bean expression of one's ~ersonality..' ',I A.. .Furniture ' , .

- : : - 1 1 . Furnitures'

, ' : C. .An item offurnitures .

,.D.. Apiece of furnitures

":: '47~When she was, a child, she ... only to her" ' mother.

. ' -

, A. is speaking

,.'B. 'would speak

':'.,44'; The moon is not a planet, many respects:

.'A. resembling

.B.' but resemblesto .

'C. although it resembles'

'~. 'D. which resembles

d 5 . Wh~n Mik~was arnested for drunken driving, _

" - heexp~ctecl to lose his driving license, but he

, was, ,.-with' a fine. '

. . A lei t· C : ' let down.: '. : et ou , D. let through' ' , , --B . let off

the planets In

C. will speak

D.' has spoken;>'-48.They liked·:the dinner so much ... they

, -"-' recoiurnellded the. restaurant to t.heir fdends,- , ' . - , · A . " " . C . _ thanas ..,

. B. that _ \ D. although -'

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50. 'Should~y~~. b~ 'p~s~i~g the "lib~~~;"'...::a .book, ,.forme.' , ,';, '.'~,"',',' ',' ~""

A . 'youmight borrow' 'r:- ' ", , , ,

B. you were to,borrow', \

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'_LCheerleadel"s are a group. of four girls, ..,

" "appear before every game and, cheer, wildly

"before the game starts. ..' A. who _ " C. which

B. whom D. what ,. . . :

, 2. Itwas so bot that he ... off his shoes."~-A.was to taken C. must have taken

B.' had to take ,D.. should have to take

,'.,-3. I'mdroanring' ... awhi~e Christmas ..A. 'for C. ofB. ,t~~, D. -

4>When :.. for Fr~nce?"In three days,' time.'

' . ' , . . 4 . . have y-ouleft, '" C. were you leaving

!!. d~dyou leave D. are you leaving

5.,·MaY Itry~on .;~dress? ,.;.;. A. more '';'' , C. another

'B., other D. else

6. Jack is sorry he'-didn't goto university. Ir'ite .,.

'he could have.. A ." did better at school, B.·worked more on his English at school "

C. was a better st~nt. " . ..D. had worked harder at school

is'... built i:n the ISt,?-'",,' 7.,T~e",village- .churchcent-q.ry., '

' , A ; .said tg have' " ,

'B. said to have been

c.'t~ld. to have bee~

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B. take' . .D. did .

- 9..My sister' said she"'... her -~xa-fuination results

by the time I ~ext saw him. .. A. Was told

. ·B.

w i l lbe told

C. will have been told

D. would havebeen told

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10. Which.of the twomen. ...?

"A. is the lazier" : C. is the laziest .

B.-is the mos~lazy. D. are the lazier

11. Harry ..: thia pullover fo~ s·moBt,h.·

,A . has-worn ·c. 'is wearing

B. wear . D. had worn. .12. Pm sur-e he'll come. to see you .. " .

. A~ in the end' .

B. this week·.C•. on the end :.'.

. .·D. t the end 'of this week- ".

13..Hi~fat~er~s s'ister is ~i~\:, ,.

A. sister-in-law C•.daughter-in-lawB. niece <. " D;, aunt .

14..I feel so sleepy, I'can h~dlY ". my eyes open.A. pull ' ,,'C.. keep .",

Q. take' .D.'make

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15. I'm' supposed to have supper with the Prime.Minister, ,.,? .

A: dnn't I

B. haven't I,C; am Inot

D.' aren't I

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was..

A. no

- , p . , ·non

,c . noneD. neither'

3~. Somebody stole' her suitcase ''\Yhile she .,.

, .'upstairs.

'~A. slept C. was sleeping ..' "B. is sleeping D. had been sleeping

':35. yo~ are going to the hairdresser's ...~

, A. to cut your hair" .'

B. to have your hair cut

'C. fo.t to cut your hair

D. to have cut' your hair '

~6.'TilOnias had a car ~rashyesterday so he ... the'

confer-ence he .was invited to. 'A;· lost, C. missed ....

.B."~psent-- D. absenced

37. I ~;w,y~u... the key myouepocket;

, 'A."put - " . C. is putting.

. B.', to put " D. have -puttmg

,3S.Thomas sugg~sted ,,:.to the.swinl1~ing~pool.

" A . - . to go . C. what we go .

:, .B.'going ,D. these we go

39."Haye y~u eve'r been..:. New Zealand?'. . "A. 'to . . ,C. at

B. on·' D. -

,. ,'-40.'T h e b~x~r fs said' ,'.:'~i1e toothknocked out in',_',~.1~stnight's match. ., ,'" .

.. "A.to have,. . ;,' C. that he has,

,B.:th~t he has had D , to . have had

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, .. ' 'A~ .....:.. '''':~ C.. for ' .~_ .

- B..to D. 'hy

":42.Welit 'afire, .,'. .dried our elothe~. , . . ' .

. ' A " which. '. : C . thath > -

B. in at .D. -:,-,. '",

. , 43. 'Do you like Jiving he:re?' 'Oh, 'yes'. In fact, I ...her.e for three years.' .

, .A. 'am living.; :. ". C.,was living ,

. B-.·had lived .; .... 'D~. .have peen living~ "-.,

44..'1don.'t want th_emto go..~:·.late.A'.. bed . - ," - . C. in,bed, .

- '. B: to bed , . ," D. to the bed'I ~ : '

: ·45.Mike '" .home an hour ago. ~ ". '.'',' , . A .' leave: - . , ,), C. left '.

, .: B. is leaving· -,/ '".D..had left· ,.

46~Th~ fiat :~'-Il~ed~'r~d~c'orating. ,'...'

A~ she Iives in.. ,'-.c, C..where shellve.{in .

r B. :,which'shec.lives· " C · ' , D., what she lives in

4 7 ; Ma~;'-has a .• '~~.~y" .'. . \' .. '.:

:'.i· A. two-month~61d' ':"C~- two-months-oId

- l!....Wo'-Iu'onth's~dld,,' .D. two-moritp.~:-old :.',:. -,48. Collecting .;~·is a cornmrm hobby i~ Hungary... A. m a r k s ' . . . . " ' . . . ~C..postmarks-' .' .

.' ..,' 'B. posts D.' stamps, ' .

49.-It's ~"'-M.arry.: ,

.' .'A. agessrnce I"~aw .','

··B! for ages t,tiat I. saw,·:"_'

".. C. .agee.that I didn't see" . ", .,' ,-.D. forages sinceI "h'ad.seen . .

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1. '" think they can change the,world.

A•.Young C. Theyoung r- .'

B. A young D. The youngs2. Tell Helen not .: 'offend her boss.

A., -' C. to haveB. to D. be

3. She was seen ... the building about the timethe crime was committed.

A. enter C. enterring

B. to enter .' D. have enter

4. Have you got any seats left ...tomorrow?

. A. in C. forB. on D. at

5. 'Their son ... " Peter said.

A. was born five years ago

B. was born since five years

C. is born for five years ago .

D.. has been born since five years ago

," 6. Jack's parrot ... a word for hours now.

A. doesn't say . C. didn't say'

B. hasnot said D. was not saying

7. I did ... I could, ... wasn't very much.

A. which ... which C; what that

. B. what ..:.which D. that that

8. She works ..; nurse.A. as .

B. as aC. like

D. the' same as

9. I wonder if ....A. you look at this sentence

B. you would look at this sentence

C. you looked at this sentence

D. you may look at this sentence

lO.They do not want to """ Irishforints.A. change in

B. exchange

11. ...is a valuable metal.

A. Gold

B. A gold

pounds for

C. change over

D. exchange in

C. The gold

D. A ll gold

12. I cannot pour

bands.

A. keeping

'B. because

out the tea ".. tbe tray In my

C~so

D. with

13~She came to tbe party, ... sbe badrr't been

invited.A. in case C. althoughB. even D. in spite of

14. I was accused ... stealing tbe old man's bat.

A. in C. with

B. at D. of

15. You ... touch that picture. The notice says, 'Do

not touch.'A. aren't C. mustn't

B. needn't D. don't have to

16. Where did you read ... it?A. at C. for

. B. from D. about

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" ,'A. ?rin~s" ' ',,' -,': '.' C. brought". ,

,;,::"~. ,.~sbringing.' _.-:": D.' has brought' ' " .

1 8 : . : _ , .~h~:'prefet.s'~ri~~~gher~elf'-. ;,~:p~'so;m~~n~'else.-', A., to be driven .... ,. ',.:' ,"

, ...."',B>rather thanbeing dtive~,:0 : ' , " " C.. rather than driven' .. .> : " '. , ,;'

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" . ' ! ! ~ ' Iwere b~oug:ht .-,.",D. I hadbrought .:

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',:\.: .. cA. a~·,. .• '... "'," ,'. -O. on .:, -.:'

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21_'~::~y gran'dfath~r had:,a·,:~,oflit~rat~r~. ' , '

~. ;:,A. '.agoo.dknQ~Iedg~. ;';,- •. ' : " ,,'" ,: ,-'. " ,B.,: good knowledge '\", ," ,'; , ,

,'., C.' egood 'knowledge', ",; , ,_

, ;.-;... p. good know ledges; . ~., :':" . "." ., ," ,.""' -, \ ..

2~.·Djck ... he~rany"noise ':,.,,:: ..

. ' , .- :' · ," 'A . ha;sn't}, ':':.' '··c."wasn't·

-,, '.: B. ,~ould~.'t " :'.:'.' '·D.·isn't "

' .23. Your' gr~ndni~th~r'died '." ca'n~~·;.:' .: "-

, , : , . . 4 , . from, :".:', .". ',-':',, , ', ,0. of- .', ,:" . ..

:''P. :~n::,._ " - , . D _ . 'because of

24~D~: not 'inv.it·e' ~~m,oi-~don't be-~u~~ris~~ ..., _"being rude! ',' -" "_'._,,' ';' " ',- ,..'

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B. of D. out .

26. Everyone respects ... ho:p.est person.,A.· _:_ C. an

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'27. 'John's locked the' door.' 'He ... because he has•I '

no key.', ' ,

'A . can't do so'B " couldn't do so .

, C. cannot have done so

"D~'didn'.t do it

',28. The'4river ',.. to re~d'.a newspaper while he :..

. for th~ light to change., A. -was starting .,'.has started

B. st~tted' .'..,waswaiting .'

C. '

hassta~teci .,.

hasbeen waiting'

, ..'D.", had started. :.. waited

29. The cat ... on the chair.., ' . . 4 . lay. C..wa~ lied

B., .lied' , D. 'laid,

30.. .. at,'the moment I'll go to the shops. '

A.~ A . s it' doesn't rain C. For it doesn't rain

"B.,Asit__isn't raining .. D. For it isn't raining

31. Ho~ :.. water is i.n the swimming-pool?. , A.. long , C. much ,

,B." many D. a lot of,. 32. Lwiah I ....to the cinema tonight.

-.A. can go ' C. may go

, B., could go', D.. have gone

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84. It's ~ great party. Steve, in par+ieular, appears'" htmself, , ' .

A. to enjoy . C. .to entertain

B. to be enjoying D. to be entertaining

35. He. got up early, he was able to get to hisoffice in time.

- A.so

B. sothatC. when

'D; such

36. 'I'm very unhappy today ~,, '" '

A. Be wel l ! 'C. Ifeelwith you. -B. Get better! . D. Cheer up!

37. He will stay h~re for ,.. while. _'

A. a-C. the' '

B. an -D. _ .

38. I avoid ... whenev.er I can.

A. to run C. to have run,

B. running :" 'D . to be fun

39. He 'can't, speak a word ... Fi~nish:

A. - C. for$ 1 ' .

B. 'in D. off , '

40. Toscanint wasa... conductor.

'A. noted C.noti'ceable

.B. notifiable D. notorious'

4L I have bought ... bread for breakfast. Here youare.

A. no

B. someC. many

:D. any

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42. My friend is still in the museum, he ,...

A. hasn't left C. d-oesn'tleft

B. hadn't left D. hasn't been leaving

43. He depends ... his father.

A. to C. on

B. of D.

44. I have no idea why she isn't here yet. She .,.

long ago.

A. must be back

B. ought to come back

C. need have come back

D. should have come back

~ ?45. Who did you meet ....

A. with C. to

B. by D. -

46. Only if you send a deposit ...

for you.A. we can

B. we'll be able to

reserve a room

C. shall we be able to

D. were we be able to

somewhere and eating47 . I'm sure she

, something.A. is sitting C. is going to sit

B. were sitting D. has sit

48. Could yoU give me a hand? I can't handle all

A. luggages

,B. this luggage

C. these luggage

D. these luggages

49. Do you ... a bath every day?

A. do C" have.8. make D. take

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B. that is was paintedC. to be painting

D. to have been painted

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1. Don't forget he ... you when you went

bankrupt.

A. helps C. is helping·, B.helped :, D. had helped

2. He can ... faster than anyone I know.

A. run C. running

B.ta run D. to have run

3. That novel is the most famous ... all.

- : . 4 . in' C. of

B. at D~-

4. Mydaughter's husband is m~ ....

, A. ' cousin C. ,uncle"B. son-in-law D. nephew

5. The children were not with us, but originally

they ... to have come,

A. need

B. had

C. were

D. are preferring'. , ,>

6. Youwill succeed if youhave ....patience. '

A. C.anB. a D. the

7. The bus has stopped and passengers aregetting and .... .....A. on off C. in ... off

B. on ... out D. to ... out

8. This is all old picture of him when he ....A. has short hair C. has a short hairB. had short hair D. had short hairs

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. 9. How ... personsroom?

A. long

B. much

did John see in the utility

C. many

D. little

10.,She was the first woman i • the burningbuitding,

A. leave C. who left

B. leaving D. which left

11. Their '" to France was pleasant.

A. moving C. yourney

B. trip' D. travel

12. I'm awfully tired. The last day or,two ... a verybusy time. .

A. were

B. wasC. have been

D. has been

13. If Steve's letter had come earlier, I'd have

learnt when he '" to go on holiday.A. intends C. would intend

B. intended .D. wilt' intend

14.Helen ... a heavy suitcase when I caught sightof her.

A.' carry ,C. has carried

Q. was carrying D. will carry

15. She didn't want to do that, but she ....

A. had to C. ought to

B. must have done D. had better do

16. The bank manager agreed to lend me £10000,on condition '" back within a year. ,A. Ipay C•.that Ipaid it

.B. that I willpay D. that I'd pay

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17. Robert ... like working.A. doesn't C. does'nt

B. daesn't D. dos not

18. I caught the thief ... out of the house.

'A. run C. runs

B. to run D. running

19. I would like to borrow this book after you

reading it.

A. finish

B.finished

C. have finished

D. has finished

20. The food ... before we had arrived.A. was eaten C. was been eaten

B. they had eaten D. was being eaten

21.Kate'was late again ... school this morning.

A. at C. from '

B. to D. for

22. Mter the filmRobert asked me ..", ..A. had Iiked it . C. ifIdid like It

B. that Iiked him D. if I'd liked it

23. I'll phone you when I .,. the news.A. get C. had got,

B. will get D. am gettmg

24. There is no point in ... to learn a language just

by stwdyirig a dictionary.A. try C. trying

B. to try D. in trying

25. This is Mrs. Brown, .. , son won the race last

summer.A. who

B. whose

C. which

D. that

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26., Jimmy ...harder since he failed the exam.

A. has working C. is working

B. was working D. has been working

27. Mywife told me '" sticky things in my pockets ..A. not put C. don't put

B. not to put D. not putting

28. Why ... your watch mended?

A. hadn't you C. hadn't you made

B. didn't you make D. didn't you have

29. Let's have a cup of tea, ...1 ..

A. let's not C. shall we

B. will you D. don't we J

30. Itwas sowarm that she ... off her pullover.

A. had to take C. must have taken

B. was to taken D. should have taken

31. Our boss is still in the office, he ....A. hadn't left' C. doesn't left

B. hasn't left D. hasn't been leaving

32. That old lady can't

match on my radio.A. listening to

B. listen to

33. Is it necessary' to

me?

A~bring

B. carry

stop me .... the tennis

C. listening

D. tolisten

him to Hollywood· with

C. take

D.call

34.He sent '... a mechanical instrument that

would play twenty-two different hymn tunes.A. Cfur

B. to D. by

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you?

A. do

B. does make.

36. Mymother is going to buy ~. new trpusers.

A. this C. someB. a couple of D. some pair of

37. Peter eoufdu't find the car keys .., dark.

A. as it was C. soit was

B. because of D. there was

C. makes

D. does it make

38. I'm looking ... my pen.A. to C. at

-,B. for D.

39. Actors in a play are called ..... A. players C. a team

B. an orchestra D. a cast40. I prefer volleyball .., basketball.... A. as . C. rather

B.· than D. to

41. Weweren't ... school yesterday.A. :_ C. to

B. at D. on

42. Ifwe leave the car here it in anybody's

way.A. isn't C. won't be

B. wouldn't be D. hasn't

43. Your shirt is completely wet. You must

else you'll catch cold.A. put it off C. put it' on

B. take it off D. take it down

... or

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A. on



B. byC. In

D. for

45. Stay with me..till it ... dark.

A. gets ' C. won't get

- B«, will get . D. doesn't get

46. Don't ask me, I am not ... teacher.A. ~. C. any

B. a D. one'

47.Myson doesn't feel ... to school.

A. to go . C;"like' goingB. to going .D. ~Iike to go

48. A tall man was standing ... the shore.

A. - .C. top

B. at D. on

49. Grandmother gave you ... piece of cake.

A•.another C. otherB. an another . D. something

50. Let's drink to your success .... !

A. For.your health C. Cheerio

B. To you :D. Cheers

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3. B 28. C

4. B 29. B5. D 30. B

6. A 31. D

7. A 32. A

8. D 33. B

9. B 34. C

10. C 35. A

11. C 36. C

12. A 37. D

13. D 38. A

14. D 39. C15. B 40. A

16. C 41. A

'17e . A 42. B

18. B 43. C

19. C 44. D

20~ D 45. C

21. A 46. B

22. C 47. A

23. B 48. C

. 24. B 49. A.25. A 50. A

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4. ·B 29. B 4. e 29. B

5. A'

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~.7. e 32. D 7. B 32. A

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. 18. C 43. A 18. D 43. er 19. B 44. B 19. D 44. B"~;

20. D 45. D45. ,B 20. A,21. A 46. A 21. B 46. A

~ 22. A 47. C 22. D, 47. I3.I i

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5. B 30. D6. B 31. D 6. C ' • '31. A7. D 32. B 7. A 32. C8. C 33. D 8. D 33. C9. A 34. A 9. C 34. A10. C 35. D 10. B 35. B11. D 36. D 11. D 36. A12. B 37. A 12. A 37. D13. C .38. D

13. C 38~ C14. D 39. B 14. D 39. D15. A

40. C 15. C 40. B16. B 41. B 16. C 41. C17. B 42. B 17. D 42. A18. C 43. D 18. A 43. B19. D 44. B 19. B ,44. B''20. A 45. C 20. C 45. C21. D 46. C 21. B 46. B22. C 47. B 22. D 47. C23. D 48. C 23. B 48. B24. 'A 49. B' 24. A 49. C

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7. D 32. D7. A 32. B

8. C 33. A8. C 33. C9. D 34. D9. C 34. D10. D 35. B10. D 35. B

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