II. Use of English. James Cook: Choose The Correct Answer A, B, C or D

II. Use of English.
Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D.

James Cook
James Cook sailed around the world in the late 18th century and became famous as an explorer. He first went to sea
in 1746. Eleven years later, he (1) ………. the navy. He was a very good sailor and (2) ………. was not long before he
was given his own ship.
In 1768, the Royal Society (3) ………. a scientific voyage to Tahiti. Cook was asked to command the ship,
Endeavour, and to take a group of scientists (4) ………. board. The voyage lasted three years. Cook made (5) ……….
that his sailors ate fresh fruit. In this way, he was able to (6) ………. them from the terrible illnesses (7) ………. by a bad
diet.
Cook was the first European to draw maps of New Zealand and to (8) ………. eastern Australia. He also sailed to
Antarctica and drew maps of the Pacific and its (9) ………. islands. In 1779, he died (10) ………. a fight in Hawaii.
1 A connected B met C joined D added

2 A there B it C that D he
3 A developed B fetched C organised D performed
4 A at B on C for D with
5 A true B real C exact D sure
6 A avoid B mind C save D help
7 A caused B supplied C appeared D happened
8 A realise B know C learn D discover
9 A most B more C much D many
10 A while B during C since D until
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III. Writing
Your British friend, Jo, has asked you to go rock climbing this weekend. Write an e-mail to your friend. In your e-mail
you should:
 Refuse Jo’s invitation;
 Explain why you can’t go;
 Suggest something else to do together.
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II. Use of English.
Chocolate
When the Spanish explorer Cortez reached Mexico in the sixteenth century, he found the people there using a drink
they (1) ………. chocolate. It tasted quite strong (2) ………. it had pepper in it. To (3) ………. it taste better, the Spanish
added sugar to it. When chocolate first came to Europe in the seventeenth century, people started to drink it with milk, (4)
………. of water. Nowadays, tonnes of chocolate and cocoa are (5) ………. to factories, where they are turned (6)
………. many popular sweets and cakes.
(7) ………. chocolate and cocoa come from the fruit of the cacao tree. Cacao trees (8) ………. only be grown in hot
countries, as they need a warm climate. Cacao is an American plant, (9) ………. still grows wild in the northern part of
South America. Countries in Central and South America were the first to grow it, but today Africa (10) ………. the world
with the most chocolate.
1 A announced B told C called D declared

2 A while B because C so D whether
3 A let B cause C allow D make
4 A apart B except C rather D instead
5 A delivered B directed C prepared D produced
6 A down B into C off D over
7 A Both B Every C Either D Each
8 A ought B can C have D might
9 A what B which C who D whose
10 A brings B fetches C supplies D gives
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III. Writing
This is a part of a letter you receive from your English friend:
So that’s all about me. Tell me all about yourself. What do you like doing in your spare time? And what do you like best
about your studies?
Now write a letter to your friend.
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II. Use of English.
The First Woman Scientist
Hypatia was born in Alexandria, in Egypt, in 370 A.D. For many centuries she was (1) ………. only woman scientist
to have a place in the history books.
Hypatia’s father was director of Alexandria University, and he (2) ………. sure his daughter had the best education
available. This was unusual, as most women then had few (3) ………. to study.
After studying in Athens and Rome, Hypatia returned to Alexandria (4) ………. she began teaching mathematics. She
soon became famous (5) ………. her knowledge of new ideas.
We have no copies of her books, (6) ………. we know that she wrote several important mathematical works. Hypatia
was also interested in technology and (7) ………. several scientific tools to help with her work.
At the (8) ………. many rulers were afraid of science, and (9) ………. connected with it was in danger. One day in
March 415, Hypatia (10) ………. attacked in the street and killed.
1 A one B the C a D an
2 A could B made C said D put
3 A classes B customs C opportunities D teachers
4 A where B how C there D which
5 A from B by C for D in
6 A because B but C or D as
7 A did B experimented C invented D learnt
8 A day B period C year D time
9 A anyone B nobody C all D something
10 A was B had C has D is
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III. Writing
You have just moved to a new house. Write an e-mail to your English friend, Chris. In your e-mail you should:
 Say where your new house is;
 Describe what the house is like;
 Invite Chris to visit you.
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II. Use of English.
Samuel Pepys
The most famous diary in English was written by Samuel Pepys. It gives a detailed and interesting (1) ………. of
everyday life in England (2) ………. 1660 and 1669. Pepys writes about important news stories of the time, like disease,
an enemy navy (3) ………. up the River Thames and the Great Fire of London.
He also writes about himself, even about his (4)………. - he often slept during church or (5) ………. at the pretty
girls. He describes his home life - a (6) ………. with his wife and how they became friends again, his worry about her
illness. As well as books, he liked music, the theatre, card (7) ………., and parties with good food and (8) ………. of fun.
Pepys was a busy man who had many important (9) ………. - he was a Member of Parliament and President of the Royal
Society. He is also (10) ………. for his work for the British Navy.
1 A description B letter C notice D story

2 A between B from C through D to
3 A driving B flying C running D sailing
4 A accidents B plans C dreams D faults
5 A looked B prayed C talked D thought
6 A conversation B discussion C quarrel D talk
7 A battles B games C matches D plays
8 A amount B plenty C much D some
9 A acts B hobbies C jobs D studies
10 A reviewed B remembered C reminded D reported
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III. Writing
You were at your British friend Sue’s house yesterday and you broke Sue’s alarm clock while you were there. Write an
e-mail to your friend. In your e-mail you should:
 Apologise;
 Describe what happened;
 Offer to replace it.
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II. Use of English.
The Rockies
The Rocky Mountains run almost the length of North America.

They start in the North-west, but lie only a (1) ………. hundred miles from the centre in more southern areas. Although
the Rockies are smaller (2) ………. the Alps, they are no less wonderful.
There are many roads across the Rockies, (3) ………. the best way to see them is to (4) ………. y train. You start
from Vancouver, (5) ………. most attractive of Canada’s big cities. Standing with its feet in the water and its head in the
mountains, this city (6) ………. its residents to ski on slopes just 15 minutes by car from the city (7) ………. .
Thirty passenger trains a day used to (8) ………. off from Vancouver on the crosscontinent railway. Now there
are just three a week, but the ride is still a great adventure. You sleep on board, (9) ………. is fun, but travel through
some of the best (10) ………. at night.
1 A many B lot C few D couple

2 A from B to C as D than
3 A but B because C unless D since
4 A drive B travel C ride D pass
5 A a B one C the D its
6 A lets B allows C offers D gives
7 A centre B circle C middle D heart
8 A leave B get C take D set
9 A when B which C who D where
10 A scenery B view C site D beauty
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III. Writing
You are helping to organize an end-of-term party for your class. Your friend Ben has just come back from his holiday
and has forgotten all about the party. Write an e-mail to Ben. In your e-mail you should:
 Remind Ben about when the party is;
 Tell Ben what are you doing to prepare for the party;
 Arrange to take Ben to the party with you.
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II. Use of English.
Cartoon Films
Cartoon films have very few limits. If you can draw something, you can (1) ………. it move on the cinema screen.
The use (2) ………. new ideas and advanced computer programs means that cartoons are becoming exciting again for
people of (3) ………. ages.
By the (4) ………. of the 1970s, the cinema world had decided that cartoons were only for children.
But soon (5) ………. , one or two directors had some original new ideas. They proved that it was possible to make
films in which both adults and children could (6) ………. the fun.
However, not (7) ………. cartoon film was successful. The Black Cauldron, for example, failed, mainly because it
was too (8) ………. for children and too childish for adults. Directors learnt from this (9) ………., and the film compa-
nies began to make large (10) ………. of money again.
1 A get B cause C wish D make

2 A for B of C with D by
3 A more B other C all D these
4 A end B finish C departure D back
5 A afterwards B later C next D then
6 A divide B add C mix D share
7 A every B both C any D each
8 A nervous B fearful C afraid D frightening
9 A damage B crime C mistake D fault
10 A amounts B accounts C numbers D totals
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III. Writing
Your Australian friend, Alex, has sent you a photo of himself and his family. Write an e-mail to your friend. In your e-
mail you should:
 Thank Alex for the photo;
 Explain why you like the photo;
 Say what you are going to send to Alex.
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II. Use of English.
New Opportunities With An Open University Degree
Like any other university, the Open University can give you a degree.
However, you don’t have to (1) ………. working to study. It can also open up a whole variety (2) ………. interests.
If you have (3) ………. studied before, you will enjoy the special, new pleasure of (4) ………. your knowledge. You
will make friends of (5) ………. kinds.
You may also (6) ………. that your qualification provides new career opportunities.
You don’t actually (7) ………. to the Open University for lectures, but study at home, using television, radio and
computer software. You can (8) one class a month if you wish at an Open University centre. Of course, there are exams to
take, as in (9) ………. university.
If you (10) ………. like to know more, all you have to do is complete the form below. It could be the start of a
wonderful new period in your life.
1 A stop B end C break D leave

2 A from B of C in D for
3 A ever B never C often D always
4 A growing B changing C adding D increasing
5 A all B each C both D every
6 A suggest B find C wish D want
7 A join B enter C arrive D go
8 A give B attend C learn D study
9 A any B some C many D most
10 A did B will C would D can
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III. Writing
Yesterday you went to see a film in your town. Your English friend Jo wants to know all about the film. Write an e-
mail to Jo. In your e-mail you should:
 Tell Jo where you saw the film;
 Describe something exciting that happened during the film;
 Invite Jo to go with you to the next film you see.
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II. Use of English.
Little Cat, Little Cat, Where Have You Been?
When Bo the cat decided to explore a furniture van, she had a bigger adventure than she expected. She was discover-
ed (1) ………. the driver, after he had completed a (2) ………. of over 500 kilometres. It was (3) ………. end of a long
day. The driver and the cat were both hungry! He gave her some milk and started making enquiries. He telephoned his
last (4) ………., but they had not lost a cat. It was getting late, so he took Bo home for the night and (5) ……. morning
delivered her to an animal hospital.
The cat’s owner (6) ………. done some detective work too. After (7) ………. everywhere for the cat, he suddenly
remembered the furniture van (8) ………. had made a delivery to a neighbour. Fortunately, he (9) ………. the name of
the company. He called their office and in a short time Bo was (10) ………. safely.
1 A of B from C at D by
2 A trip B visit C tour D travel
3 A an B some C the D any
4 A shoppers B buyers C callers D customers
5 A next B following C tomorrow D other
6 A has B is C had D was
7 A seeing B searching C watching D spying
8 A what B this C it D which
9 A called B remembered C saw D reminded
10 A given B brought C returned D taken
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III. Writing
This is a part of a letter you receive from your American friend, Charlie:
I watched my older sister take part in a singing competition last week – she won and it was really cool! Tell me about a
competition you have entered. What kind of competition would you not like to enter and why?
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II. Use of English.
Money
What is money? The pound, the dollar or the euro are actually just like a gram or a kilometre. The difference is that
you can exchange money for something (1) ……. . A ten pound note may buy a book, a huge bag of sweets, or a (2) …..
….. of cinema tickets. But the note itself is only a printed (3) ………. of paper which costs almost nothing to make.
Thousands of years (4) ………., people didn’t have money as we know (5) ………. .There were no banks (6) ……….
even shops. In those days, Mr Green the farmer exchanged the corn he (7) ………. grown for Mr Hive’s honey.
This was an exchange arranged between two (8) ……….. each of whom had something that the other wanted. But
in time, most societies invented their own 'currencies’ (9) ………. that people could exchange more. The different curren-
cies began to join together, which is why (10) ………. everyone uses the same currency in their country.
1 A other B else C another D apart

2 A couple B double C few D several
3 A slice B part C side D piece
4 A since B past C before D ago
5 A them B it C some D that
6 A or B neither C and D but
7 A did B was C had D has
8 A jobs B people C things D goods
9 A for B by C because D so
10 A tomorrow B today C recently D soon
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III. Writing
An English friend, Josh, is spending the day at your home next Sunday. You want to tell him what to expect. Write an
e-mail to your friend. In your e-mail you should:
 Tell him who he will meet;
 Say what kind of meal he will have;
 Ask how he would like to spend the day.
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II. Use of English.
Pony Express
Before 1860 there was no quick way of getting mail between the east and the west of the United States. There were
no railways at that (1) ………. and most mail was sent by coach. It usually (2) ………. at least 25 days for coaches to (3)
………. the coast. So in I860 it (4) ………. decided to send mail by ‘Pony Express’, which was much faster. Riders (5)
………. very fast horses were placed along the route.
They were at (6) ………. distances from each other and the mail was handed from one rider to the next. Riders were
all (7) ……….. to travel between twenty and thirty kilometres (8) ………. day on very bad roads. At each stop two minu-
tes were (9) ………… for exchanging the mail bags, but riders were often held up by awful weather (10) ……….. closed
the roads. With the invention of the telegraph in 1861, the demand for Pony Express disappeared.
1 A time B date C age D season

2 A spent B lasted C took D passed
3 A get B arrive C come D reach
4 A had B was C has D is
5 A for B off C with D behind
6 A like B equal C same D level
7 A wished B wanted C expected D hoped
8 A a B one C some D any
9 A let B allowed C done D made
10 A which B where C what D when
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I’m coming to visit your town in the summer with my parents and my twin brother. My parents love old buildings, and my
brother and I just want something fun to do! Can you give me some ideas about where we could go?
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II. Use of English.
Camping
Although some groups of people have always lived outdoors in tents, camping as we know it today only began to be
(1) ………. about 50 years ago. The increase in the use of cars and improvements in camping (2) ……….. have allowed
more people to travel longer (3) ………. into the countryside and to stay there in greater comfort.
Many campers like to be (4) ……….. themselves in quiet areas, so they (5) ………. their tent and food and walk or cycle
into the forests or the mountains. Others, preferring to be near people, drive to a public or privately-owned campsite (6)
……….. has up-to-date facilities, (7) ……….. hot showers and swimming pools.
Whether campers are (8) ……….. in the mountains or on a busy site, they should remember to (9) ………. the area
clean and tidy. In the forests, they must put out any fires and keep food hidden to avoid attracting (10) ………. animals.
1 A famous B popular C favourite D current

2 A tools B baggage C equipment D property
3 A ways B directions C voyages D distances
4 A on B by C at D of
5 A take B make C pick D do
6 A where B who C which D when
7 A such B like C as D just
8 A lonely B single C separate D alone
9 A remain B stay C leave D let
10 A wild B natural C loose D free
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III. Writing
An English friend of yours called Josh invited you to go clubbing next Saturday. Write an e-mail to your friend. In
your e-mail you should:
 Thank him for inviting you;
 Tell him you can’t go;
 Suggest meeting another time.
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II. Use of English.
The Escalator
An American, Charles D. Seeberger, invented moving stairs to transport people in the 1890s. He (1) ………. this in-
vention an ‘escalator’, (2) …...…. the name from the Latin word ‘scala’, (3) ………. means ‘ladder’. Escalators move
people up and down short (4) ………. . Lifts do the same, but only move (5) ……….. small number of people. If an
esca-lator breaks down, it can still be (6) ………. as ordinary stairs. An escalator can move (7) ………. 8,000 and 9,600
people an hour, and it (8) ……….. not need a person to operate it.
Towards the end of the nineteenth century, cities were (9) ………. more crowded and the first escalators were built at
railway stations and in big department (10) ………..,
so that people could move about more quickly. Today we see esca-lators everywhere.
1 A announced B called C translated D explained

2 A fetching B lending C taking D carrying
3 A what B whose C who D which
4 A distances B directions C measurements D lengths
5 A the B a C some D any
6 A walked B made C used D changed
7 A from B between C to D above
8 A is B has C did D does
9 A coming B becoming C continuing D developing
10 A stores B shops C places D houses
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III. Writing
I play the guitar – it’s great fun because I love music.What music do you like to play or listen to? Do you have a favourite
band or singer? Who are they and why do you like them?
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II. Use of English.
William The Hero!
Brave William Baldock, who is six years old, is a hero after helping his mother when she fell downstairs. William
quickly rang (1) ………. an ambulance when he discovered his mother had broken her leg. In spite of being frightened,
he (2) ………. the emergency services what had happened and answered all the questions they asked him. He also
telephoned his father (3) ……….. work, and then his grandmother, to explain what he had (4) ………. .While waiting for
(5) ………. people to come, William looked after his 18-month-old sister.
When ambulance man Steve Lyn went to the house, he was amazed: 'It's (6) ………. that a young boy of six knew the
right number to (7) ……….. , and was able to give us the correct information. (8) ………. of William's quick thinking,
we were able to (9) ……….. there immediately.'
Mrs Baldock left hospital yesterday, very (10) ………. to both William and the ambulance service.
1 A to B off C for D with

2 A said B talked C spoke D told
3 A in B at C on D by
4 A done B made C acted D worked
5 A these B every C each D this
6 A pleased B fine C clever D great
7 A put B set C dial D hit
8 A Since B Because C As D Although
9 A manage B find C get D reach
10 A agreeable B happy C grateful D approving
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III. Writing
A friend, Eva, borrowed your rucksack two weeks ago and hasn’t returned it. Write an e-mail to Eva. In your e-mail
you should:
 Remind her that she has your rucksack;
 Ask her to return it;
 Explain why you need it.
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II. Use of English.
The History of Film
The world's first film was shown in 1895 by two French brothers, Louis and Auguste Lumière. Although it only (1)
………. of short, simple scenes, people loved it and films have (2) ………. popular ever since. The first films were silent,
with titles on the screen to (3) ………. the story.
Soon the public had (4) ………. favourite actors and actresses and, in this (5) ………. the first film stars appear-
ed. In 1927, the first 'talkie', a film with sound, was shown and from then on, the public (6 ) ………. only accept this kind
of film.
Further improvements continued, particularly in America, (7) ………. produced 95% of all films. With the arrival of
television in the 1950s, (8) ………. people went to see films, but in (9) ………. years cinema audiences have grown
again. More countries have started to produce films that influence film-making and there are currently (10) ………..
national film industries.
1 A consisted B contained C belonged D held

2 A gone B been C made D kept
3 A join B read C explain D perform
4 A your B his C our D their
5 A reason B way C method D result
6 A should B would C might D will
7 A who B where C when D which
8 A other B each C fewer D any
9 A recent B now C modern D present
10 A many B lots C much D plenty
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III. Writing
This is part of a letter you receive from your Australian friend:
It’s summer now, so I spend nearly all my time outside with my friends. What do you do in your country when the weather
is sunny? What’s your favourite type of weather and why?
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II. Use of English.
Grass
Grass is probably the most successful living plant in the world. There are over 9,000 different types of grasses and
they are (1) ………. in every region on the earth. They are the (2) ………. flowering plants that can exist in the freezing
(3) ………. of the Arctic and the Antarctic.
Grasslands support a wide range of animal life, from tiny insects and birds to huge animals like cows and lions. All of
them (4) ………. on grass in one way or another.
Grass (5) ………. very quickly after it is cut or (6) ………. . Unlike other plants, the new leaves grow from (7) …….
the soil, not from the top of the plant. That is (8) ………. large families of animals are able to live together in one area.
As (9) ………. as they have eaten all the grass there, a fresh meal is always (10) ……….. because the plants start to grow
again.
1 A noticed B realised C caught D found

2 A single B one C only D special
3 A environment B scene C situation D background
4 A depend B build C turn D hang
5 A repeats B recovers C reduces D remains
6 A hurt B broken C injured D damaged
7 A beside B behind C below D beyond
8 A why B where C what D when
9 A fast B soon C quickly D often
10 A available B present C free D complete
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
III. Writing
An English friend of yours called Hannah is visiting your town on Sunday. Write an e-mail to your friend. In your e-
mail you should:
 Invite Hannah to meet you;
 Arrange where you will meet;
 Ask what time she’s arriving.
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II. Use of English.
Honey
Honey is a sweet liquid made by bees. It (1) ………. of water and sugars.
Bees may travel as (2) ………. as seventy-five thousand kilometres and visit over two million flowers to produce just
half a kilo of honey. The colour and flavour of honey depend (3) ………. the type of flower visited. In (4) ………., there
are more than three hundred (5) ………. of honey.
The lighter-coloured ones are generally milder in flavour than darksr honey. In ancient (6) ………., honey was the
main weet food, as sugar was very (7) ………. . Honey was of great (8) ………. to the ancient Egyptians, who used it as
payment.
Today, honey is produced and eaten in (9) ………. part of the world. Research suggests that it prevents tiredness and
mproves athletic performance. However, honey is not just food - it (10) ………. be taken for sore throats and is used in
many skin and hair-care products.
1 A involves B contains C includes D consists

2 A well B long C soon D far
3 A to B on C for D with
4 A case B order C fact D place
5 A varieties B collections C sets D differences
6 A seasons B times C years D dates
7 A distant B rare C small D slim
8 A cost B price C value D charge
9 A all B some C most D every
10 A shall B need C can D ought
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III. Writing
This is part of a letter you receive from your English friend:
In your last letter, you gave me your new address. Please write and tell me what your new home is like. Is it in a similar
place? What do you like best about it?
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II. Use of English.
The History of Shoes
In the past, importance was not given to shoes being comfortable or fashionable.
These early foot coverings were probably animal skins, (1)……. people tied round their ankles during cold (2) …….
We still use leather today, but (3) ………. materials such as silk, plastic, or cotton are also popular, (4) ………. on what
is in fashion.
It was only one hundred and fifty years (5) ………. that people began to wear a different shoe on each foot. Formerly,
the two shoes had been straight instead of shaped and (6) ………. be worn on the left or the right foot. All shoes used to
be made by hand, but now, (7) ………. there are shoemakers still using their (8) ……….. skills, most shoes are now ma-
chine-made in large factories. The introduction of sewing machines (9) ………. the shoe industry to produce large (10)
………. of cheaper shoes for a wider range of buyers.
1 A who B why C which D where

2 A weather B climate C temperature D condition
3 A either B both C another D other
4 A turning B depending C resting D taking
5 A before B beyond C ago D after
6 A must B could C ought D might
7 A although B if C unless D since
8 A typical B usual C model D traditional
9 A let B allowed C gave D got
10 A quantities B totals C sums D sizes
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III. Writing
You are arranging a class picnic for you and your friends, including your English friend, Charlie. Write an e-mail to
Charlie. In your e-mail you should:
 Invite Charlie to the picnic;
 Explain why the class is having the picnic;
 Suggest something Charlie could bring to the picnic.
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II. Use of English.
San Francisco
San Francisco lies on the coast of northern California. The earliest Europeans to discover the (1) ………. were led by
a Spanish explorer (2) ………. name was Gaspar de Portola.
He first saw it in 1769. Surprisingly, (3) ………. San Francisco Bay is a wonderful natural harbour, it was disco-
vered by land (4) ………. than by sea.
In 1849, people (5) ………. in San Francisco in their thousands (6) ……….. to find gold. However, it was not the
men looking for the gold that got rich. The richest people (7) ……….. their money from owning banks and law firms
and they built themselves large houses on one of the hills. This was (8) ………. as Nob Hill.
Nowadays, tourists are (9) ………. to San Francisco because there they can see famous places like Chinatown and the
olden Gate Bridge. Many even (10) ………… the short boat trip to the island of Alcatraz to see the former prison.
1 A area B part C space D position

2 A who B whose C what D which
3 A if B unless C although D despite
4 A except B instead C apart D rather
5 A reached B arrived C entered D approached
6 A wondering B hoping C considering D depending
7 A did B became C made D brought
8 A told B called C named D known
9 A interested B attracted C pleased D excited
10 A take B spend C go D travel
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III. Writing
This is part of a letter you receive from your English friend:
In your next letter, please tell me about what you like doing in your free time. Do you stay at home or do you like going
out?
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II. Use of English.
Tom Cruise
Tom Cruise is one of the most successful actors in cinema history. However, life hasn't always been that easy for him.
As a young boy, Tom was shy and had (1) ………. in finding friends, although he really enjoyed (2) ………. part in
school plays.
(3) ………. he had finished High School, Tom went to New York to look for work. He found employment as a porter,
and at the same time he (4) ………. drama classes. In 1980, the film director Franco Zeffirelli (5) ………. Tom his first
part in a film. Ten years later, he had become (6) ………. successful that he was one of the highest-paid actors in Holly-
wood, (7) ……….. millions of dollars for (8) ………. film.
Today, Tom (9) ………. appears in films and is as (10) ………. as ever with his thousands of fans from all around the
world.
1 A worry B problem C fear D difficulty

2 A making B holding C taking D finding
3 A While B During C After D Until
4 A prepared B waited C attended D happened
5 A suggested B offered C tried D advised
6 A so B such C too D very
7 A paying B earning C winning D reaching
8 A another B all C each D some
9 A yet B ever C already D still
10 A popular B favourite C preferred D approved
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III. Writing
Yesterday you arranged to go to the cinema with Selina, an English friend. Unfortunately, you didn’t get to the cinema
on time and missed her. Write an e-mail to Selina. In your e-mail you should:
 Apologise for not meeting her;
 Explain why you were late;
 Suggest meeting another time.
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II. Use of English.
Zoos
People began to keep animals in zoos (1) ………. 3,000 years ago, when the rulers of China opened an enormous zoo
called the Gardens of Intelligence. In many of the early zoos, animals (2) ………. taught to perform for the visitors.
This no longer (3) ………. and it is accepted that the purpose of zoos is for people to see animals behaving naturally.
Today, most cities have a zoo or wildlife park. However, not (4) ………. approves of zoos. People who think that
zoos are a good idea say they (5) ………. us with the opportunity to (6) ………. about the natural world and be close to
wild animals. Both of (7) ……….. would not be possible (8) ………. zoos. On the other hand, some people disapprove of
zoos because they (9) ………. it is wrong to put animals in cages, and argue that in zoos which are not (10) ………. pro-
perly, animals live in dirty conditions and eat unsuitable food.
1 A above B over C more D beyond

2 A are B have C were D had
3 A appears B becomes C develops D happens
4 A somebody B everybody C nobody D anybody
5 A produce B bring C provide D make
6 A discover B learn C find D realise
7 A that B what C whose D these
8 A without B instead C except D unless
9 A hope B expect C imagine D believe
10 A ordered B managed C decided D aimed
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III. Writing
This is part of a letter you received from your Canadian friend:
I’ve just moved to a new town and don’t know anyone here. What are some good ways of meeting people? Have you got
any advice you can give me?
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II. Use of English.
Sweden’s Ice Hotel
The village of Jukkasjarvi is in Swedish Lapland, and winter temperatures there can reach -40° C. But 6,000 holiday-
makers (1) ………. go there annually, to visit what is probably Europe’s most unusual accommodation.
In this hotel you eat, drink, and sleep in rooms made (2) ………. ice. If you want, you can (3) ………. get married in
one. The bar is ice too, and putting hot drinks on it is obviously not (4) ……….! The bedrooms are around -4° C, but for-
tunately guests are (5) ………. with special sleeping bags that will keep (6) ………. warm in the coldest of temperatures.
(7) ………. outdoor clothes can be supplied too, if needed.
The hotel is never more than six months old (8) ……….. it melts in summer, and (9) ………. winter it is rebuilt.
Creating the hotel (10) ……….. 10,000 tonnes of ice, plus 30,000 tonnes of snow.
1 A therefore B ever C also D still

2 A by B of C within D for
3 A even B however C already D yet
4 A supported B recognised C recommended D agreed
5 A given B offered C provided D delivered
6 A these B those C they D them
7 A Suitable B Convenient C Acceptable D Satisfactory
8 A although B because C so D while
9 A other B any C each D another
10 A brings B puts C fetches D takes
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III. Writing
This is part of e-mail you have received from your friend:
When you wrote last you said you had just started a summer job. How is it going/ is it hard to be working in the summer/
do you get any free time? Are the wages good?
Now write an e-mail to your friend.
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II. Use of English.
Henry Ford
Henry Ford was born on a farm in Michigan in 1863 but he did not like farming. When he was fifteen he began work
as a mechanic and in 1893 he built his first car. After he (1) ………. driven it 1,500 kilometres, he sold it and built two
bigger cars. Then, in 1903, he (2) ………. the Ford Motor Company. By (3) ………. strong but light steel, he built cheap
cars for (4) ………. people to buy. In 1908, he built the first Ford Model 'T', (5) ………. sold for $825. He was soon
selling 100 cars (6) ………. day. By 1927, the Ford Motor Company was (7) ………. $700 million. Early Ford cars were
simple and cheap, but (8) ….…. things simple sometimes (9) ………. less choice. 'You (10) ………. have any colour you
like,' said Henry Ford of the Model T, 'as long as it's black.'
1 A is B was C had D has

2 A raised B started C led D appeared
3 A putting B operating C using D managing
4 A usual B ordinary C general D typical
5 A where B which C who D what
6 A a B some C the D one
7 A rich B worth C expensive D dear
8 A remaining B staying C keeping D holding
9 A meant B decided C planned D intended
10 A will B ought C need D can
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III. Writing
This is part of a letter you receive from your Canadian friend:
I always go shopping with my friends at the weekend. What do you like buying when you go shopping? What kind of
shops are there near where you live?
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1 A connected B met C joined D added

1 A announced B told C called D declared

1 A description B letter C notice D story

The Rocky Mountains run almost the length of North America.

1 A many B lot C few D couple

1 A get B cause C wish D make

1 A stop B end C break D leave

1 A other B else C another D apart

1 A time B date C age D season

1 A famous B popular C favourite D current

1 A announced B called C translated D explained

1 A to B off C for D with

1 A consisted B contained C belonged D held

1 A noticed B realised C caught D found

1 A involves B contains C includes D consists

1 A who B why C which D where

1 A area B part C space D position

1 A worry B problem C fear D difficulty

1 A above B over C more D beyond

1 A therefore B ever C also D still

1 A is B was C had D has

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