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6. She
a)
b)
c)
d)
7. The
a)
b)
c)
d)
whom
d) whose
21. I could hardly ____ the ship in the
distance.
a) look out
b) make out
c) make up
d) see out
22. Im not tired enough to go to bed yet. I
wouldnt sleep if I ____ to bed now.
a) go
b) went
c) had gone
d) would go
23. ____, we won't have much to talk about.
a) If he not comes
b) Unless he comes
c) If he didn't come
d) If he came
24. Theres nothing tastier than ___ tomato.
a) nice red
b) a nice and a red
c) a nice red
d) mostly
42. She would have prepared the guest room,
if she ____ that he was coming.
a) knew
b) has known
c) had known
d) knows
43. You certainly wouldn't like ____ in such
bad company.
a) to have seen
b) to be seen
c) to be seeing
d) to see
44. Do you really want to ____ that meeting
until tomorrow?
a) put up
b) put off
c) put onto
d) put away
45. If you want to leave your job you must
give at least four ___ notice.
a) week
b) weeks
c) week's
d) weeks'
46. My parents told me __ worry about my
school work.
a) not to
b) not
c) dont
d) dont to
47. He will meet you ____ the station at
seven o'clock sharp.
a)
b)
c)
d)
in front
ahead
in front of
behind of
b) their
c)
so much that
VOCABULARY SECTION
Choose the word or phrase that best completes each sentence:
1. He gave her a mischievous ....... as she handed him order.
A peer
B peep
C wink
D blink
2. Despite their initial objections, we soon......... them all playing football together.
A made
B had
C organized
D persuaded
3. We may win, we may lose-it's just the.......... of the draw!
A strike
B odds
C chance
D luck
4. You are under no obligation to help as assistance is purely ..........
A free
B voluntary
C charitable
D donated
5 . War is ............ as open-armed conflict between countries or factions within countries.
A delineated
B declared
C defaulted
D defined
6. I hope you won't take it .......... if I suggest an alternative remedy.
A offence
B amiss
C upset
D heart
7. From time to time he ................ himself to a weekend in a five- star hotel.
A craves
B indulges
C benefits
D treats
8 . My brother's son is a very..... child, but he has a very sweet nature so it is difficult to be angry
with him.
A malevolent B malicious
C mischievous D malignant
9 . In the Middle Ages, women who were found guilty of ...... were sometimes burned at the stake.
A wizardry
B magic
C conjuring
D witchcraft
10 The small boat drifted helplessly ....... the mercy of the wind and waves.
A in
B with
C to
D at
11.He claimed that he was not a particularly remarkable businessman, but that he had simply had the
good ...... to be in the right place at the right time.
A fortune
B fate
C destiny
D opportunity
12 It is advisable to ...... any contact with potentially rabid animals.
A escape
B avoid
C prevent
D evade
13.She has been taken to hospital suffering from a ........... disc.
A torn
B slipped
C broken
D sprained
14. I'm afraid this vase is anything but antique in fact, it's .......
A pointless
B worthless
C meaningless D hopeless
Reading Comprehension
The following text is an advertisement for a bank. Read the text and then decide whether the
statements are true (T), false (F) or there is no information (N.I.).
Going to Australia
There were only two teeny-weeny obstacles preventing me from going to Australia as far
as I could see. One was persuading my boss to give me three weeks off. The other was
persuading my bank manager to give me the cash.
Actually, looking back, it was really all Chris and Kays fault. They had put the idea into
my head in the first place. Ever since they had both landed plum jobs in Sydney over six months
ago, I had been stricken with a serious mental affliction: out-and-out envy. The fact that Kay was
my oldest friend did not help. And neither did her letters.
You can imagine. Each one would have lavish descriptions of sun, sea and sand and
would tell tales of enormous wages and a positively idyllic lifestyle. Sickening, Kay always
ended with one of those throwaway lines like Youve got to come over sometime.
Like I said, there were just two flies in the ointment. Editorial assistants are not exactly
renowned for their astronomical salaries, for a start. And at the place where I work we are only
officially allowed two weeks off at any one time. So I decided a little emotional blackmail would
not go amiss.
After a series of particularly hectic afternoons, I complained I was doing more work than
anyone else in the department, that it was not fair and that I really needed a long holiday. And
anyway, you could not travel half way round the world and just take two weeks, could you?
My nagging seemed to work, I got fifteen days. But raising the money, I thought, was going to
be far trickier. For a start, I would not know my bank manager if I bumped into him (or her for
that matter) in the street. And supposing I did, what would I say? Im just popping down under
for a few weeks to visit some friends, lend us three thousand quid.
I could guess the reply. But I remembered Kays words of wisdom in her last phone call:
Beg, steal or borrow. I had decided to beg. My plan was to plead unashamedly. I would say
that it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, that I would pay them back as soon as I could,
honestly.
As it turned out, it was a cinch. They just asked me to fill in one of their application
forms and wait. It must have been all of five minutes later when they came back and said that
everything was in order, and whether I would like the money paid into my account.
I thought: Get out now while the going is good! So calmly I said: Yes please, and out I
walked 3,000 richer, without even laying eyes on the manager.
Now my bags are packed, I am ready to go and I do not mind telling you, it feels just
brilliant. I do not even need to pay the loan off in a hurry. They have given me loads of time to
do it and an interest rate that will not budge. So Chris, Kay and Sydney, here I come. And I raise
my glass to you, Mr. Bank Manager, whoever you are. I am, if you will pardon the pun, deeply
indebted to you.
N.I.
N.I.
N.I
N.I.
N.I.
N.I.
N.I.
N.I.
N.I.
N.I.
Good luck!