This document appears to be a test containing 30 incomplete sentences or phrases where the test-taker is to choose the correct option to complete each one. The test covers a range of English grammar topics including parts of speech, verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and others. It is assessing the test-taker's understanding of proper grammar usage in different contexts.
This document appears to be a test containing 30 incomplete sentences or phrases where the test-taker is to choose the correct option to complete each one. The test covers a range of English grammar topics including parts of speech, verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and others. It is assessing the test-taker's understanding of proper grammar usage in different contexts.
This document appears to be a test containing 30 incomplete sentences or phrases where the test-taker is to choose the correct option to complete each one. The test covers a range of English grammar topics including parts of speech, verb tenses, subject-verb agreement, and others. It is assessing the test-taker's understanding of proper grammar usage in different contexts.
Choose A, B, C, or D that best completes each unfinished sentence; or that best
substitutes the underlined part.
1. Although he coughed badly, he made no effort to stop smoking.
A. As his bad cough C. In spite of his bad cough B. Even he coughed badly D. Because he coughed badly 2. John not only works with enthusiasm ……….. gets on with his colleagues. A. but as well B. but also C. nor D. either 3. Since men ………… fire, human civilization ……….. with high speed. A. discovered / has developed C. had discovered / developed B. discovered / had developed D. discovered / would have developed 4. David was the last ………. the office but he forgot to turn off the lights and locked the doors. A. to leave B. leave C. leaving D. left 5. Many Vietnamese have devoted all their lifetime ……….. for the nation’s freedom and independence. A. to struggle B. struggling C. to struggling D. of struggling 6. ………. the weather forecast, we would have delayed the picnic. A. If we listened to B. In case we listened C. If that we listened to D. Had we listened to 7. By the time we ………. at the hall, the lecturer …………. half of his speech. A. will arrive / made C. had arrived / made B. arrived / had made D. arrive / is making 8. They have just installed a smoke discovery system ………. provides them with early warning of fire. A. that B. which C. whose D. when 9. The manager could not force them ………. their quarrel so he called the police. A. to stop B. stop C. stopping D. stopped 10. Nothing ……… to improve the working security; therefore, the miners decided to go on a strike. A. had done B. had been done C. was doing D. would do 11. He has just graduated ……….. Business Administration. A. in B. from C. for D. at 12. Now we use more and more natural resources than we did in ………. past. A. a B. an C. the D. V 13. Hard as he is trying, he cannot ………….. his classmates. A. keep in mind B. catch up with C. take up D. took charge of
14. When acids …………. with metals they form salts.
A. react B. create C. invent D. discover 15. Many scientists still wonder whether the ……… which astronauts have to experience when they are in out space influences their health or not. A. weight B. weightless C. weightlessness D. weightlessly 16. After every semester some best students are always ………. prizes and scholarships. A. prevented B. devoted C. obtained D. awarded 17. Vaccinating is the best ………. of some certain infectious diseases. A. prevent B. prevention C. preventing D. preventor 18. The noise made me incapable of …………. A. competition B. publication C. concentration D. compensation 19. Everybody shows their deepest sympathy on the ………. of the flood victims. A. die B. death C. dead D. dying 20. ………. diamonds are unstable form of carbon. A. A B. An C. The D. V 21. Faraday was known for designing ingenious experiments, but did not ……… a good mathematics education. A. accept B. receive C. achieve D. compound 22. ………. they got the airport, the plane had taken off. A. After B. By the time C. Since D. For the time 23. Atoms may be combined to produce more complex forms of matter ………. ions, molecules or crystals. A. such as B. so as C. such that D. so that 24. Chemistry is divided into many areas of study called sub-disciplines ……….. chemists specialize. A. of that it is B. which it is C. in that D. in which 25. The chemistry ………. at the high school or early college level is often called “general chemistry”. A. is teaching B. has been taught C. had taught D. taught 26. Bases are substances that react with acids ……….. salts and water. A. form B. to form C. which form D. that forming 27. Mr. Peter was the only one ………. keen on the project of expanding their trade in some foreign countries. A. that is being B. that to be C. being D. to be 28. It was heavy traffic that prevented …………. on time. A. we to arrive B. us to arrive C. us from arriving D. us arriving 29. We ……….. the lesson thoroughly because our teacher ………. it twice. A. will understand / was explaining C. understood / had explained B. had understood / explained D. were understanding / has explained 30. When they met again, they ………. each other for five years. A. do not see B. have not seen C. had not seen D. will not have seen