1. If I could speak Japanese, I … next
Didn’t snow
year studying in Japan.
A. Spent
B. Spend
C. Will spend
D. Would spend
E. Would have spent
2. Had I known Mr. Jung was in the
hospital, I would have sent him a
note and some flowers.
The sentences above mean …
A. I sent him a note and some
flowers because I knew he was
in the hospital.
B. I didn’t know Mr. Jung was in
the hospital, so I didn’t send him
a note and some flowers.
C. I don’t know Mr. Jung was in the
hospital, so I don’t send him a
note and some flowers.
D. I knew Mr. Jung was in the
hospital, but I didn’t send him a
note and some flowers.
E. Mr. Jung wasn’t in the hospital,
so I didn’t send him a note and
some flowers.
3. We will move into our new house
next month if it completes by then.
The sentence above means …
A. We will probably move into our
new house next month if it
completes by then.
B. Our new house doesn’t complete
yet, so we won’t move into it
next month.
C. Our new house has completed,
so we will move into it next
month.
D. We don’t move into our new
house because it doesn’t
complete yet.
E. Even though our new house
doesn’t complete yet, we will
move into it next month.
4. Bill has such a bad memory that he
… his head if it weren’t attached to
his body.
a. Forgot
b. Forgets
c. Will forget
d. Would forget
e. Would have forgotten
5. It’s too bad that’s snowing. If it …,
we could go for a drive.
A. Doesn’t snow
B. Won’t snow
C. Hadn’t snowed
D.
E. Hasn’t snowed
6. My grandfather is no longer alive,
but if he were, I am sure he … proud
of me.
A. Were
B. Will be
C. Would have been
D. Is
E. Would be
7. If you … last night when we arrived,
I would have asked you to go with
us, but I didn’t want to wake you up.
A. Didn’t sleep
B. Don’t sleep
C. Hadn’t slept
D. Hasn’t slept
E. Wouldn’t sleep
8. Life on earth would end forever …
A. If there is a global nuclear war.
B. If there was a global nuclear war.
C. If there were a global nuclear
war.
D. If there had been a global nuclear
war.
E. Had there been a global nuclear
war.
9. They would have done it differently
…
A. If they realized the danger.
B. If they realize the danger.
C. If they have realized the danger.
D. If they would realize the danger.
E. Had they realized the danger.
10. The snake bit the cowboy on the foot
because he was too late to pull the
trigger of his gun.
The sentence above means …
A. If he had been quicker to pull the
trigger of his gun, the snake
wouldn’t have bitten him on the
foot.
B. If he were quicker to pull the
trigger of his gun, the snake
wouldn’t bite him on the foot.
C. If he is quicker to pull the trigger
of his gun, the snake won’t bite
him on the foot.
D. If he had been quicker to pull the
trigger of his gun, the snake
wouldn’t bite him on the foot.
E. If he was quicker to pull the
trigger of his gun, the snake
wouldn’t bite him on the foot.
11. What … to look at ourselves when
we comb our hair if we didn’t have
mirrors?
 A. Will we use 16. If the mechanic had done his work
B. Would we use properly, you … no problems with
C. Did we use your car yesterday.
D. Do we use A. Would have had
E. Would we have used B. Have had
12. It’s been a long drought. If it doesn’t C. Would have
rain soon, a lot of crops … D. Had had
A. Would die E. Will have
B. Will die 17. If I had known that you were
C. Die coming, I … you at the station.
D. Died A. Will meet
E. Had died B. Will have met
13. I am not a good cook, so I don’t C. Will be meeting
make all of my own meals. D. May have met
The sentence above means … E. Would have met
A. I would make all of my own 18. I always have a lot of work to do in
meals if I am a good cook. the evening. If … the TV serials
B. I will make all of my own meals more often.
if I am a good cook. A. I had more time, I can watch
C. I would make all of my own B. I had more time, I could watch
meals if I was a good cook. C. I have more time, I can watch
D. I would make all of my own D. I had more time, I can have
meals if I were a good cook. watched
E. I made all of my own meals if I E. I have had more time, I can
were a good cook. watch
14. Helium is lighter than air. …, a 19. I could never finished my work if
helium-filled balloon wouldn’t float my brother … me at that time.
upward. A. Didn’t help
A. If helium wasn’t lighter than air B. Hasn’t helped
B. Unless helium was lighter than C. Hadn’t helped
air D. Doesn’t help
C. Unless helium were lighter than E. Wasn’t helping
air 20. He … if I had not reminded him.
D. If helium hadn’t been lighter A. May forget
than air B. Should forget
E. If helium isn’t lighter than air C. Might have forgotten
15. I stepped on the brakes. Otherwise, I D. Have forgotten
would have hit the child on the E. Must forget
bicycle.
The sentences above can be implied
that …
A. If I hadn’t stepped on the brakes,
I would have hit the child on the
bicycle.
B. If I had stepped on the brakes, I
would have hit the child on the
bicycle.
C. If I didn’t step on the brakes, I
would have hit the child on the
bicycle.
D. If I don’t step on the brakes, I
would have hit the child on the
bicycle.
E. If I had stepped on the brakes, I
wouldn’t have hit the child on
the bicycle.