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PRONOUNS - TEST 2
1. D 6. D 11. E 16. D 21. C
UNIT 2 TENSES
2. A 7. B 12. A 17. B 22. B EXERCISE 1
3. A 8. C 13. E 18. C 23. E 1. are conducting
4. C 9. A 14. B 19. A 24. A 2. is rolling - Do you want
5. E 10. D 15. C 20. E 3. is living - is studying
4. live - like
PRONOUNS - TEST 3 5. drinks - is drinking
1. A 6. B 11. D 16. A 21. C 6. don’t like
2. E 7. C 12. E 17. E 22. B 7. suggests - is
3. C 8. D 13. A 18. C 23. E 8. don’t understand - causes
4. B 9. E 14. C 19. D 24. D 9. am expecting
5. D 10. A 15. B 20. B 10. is working
11. is smelling - wants
PRONOUNS - TEST 4 12. normally works - is staying
1. E 6. B 11. E 16. B 21. C 13. is searching - think
2. D 7. D 12. B 17. C 22. E 14. is staying - are
3. A 8. C 13. E 18. E 23. D 15. look - am thinking - Don’t worry
4. C 9. E 14. A 19. A 24. A 16. is getting
5. B 10. A 15. D 20. D 17. are
18. are scrambling
EXERCISE 2
1. for 9. for
2. since 10. since
3. for 11. since
4. since 12. Since / Ever since
5. since 13. for
6. for 14. since
7. since 15. for
8. since 16. for
EXERCISE 3
1. has been playing - has won
2. has been working - has finished
3. has been living - hasn’t visited
4. have been looking after
5. have been - have known
6. has just arrived
7. have lost
8. have already drunk
9. have discovered
10. have devised
11. has been
12. has been working
13. has painted
14. has been decorating
15. Have - ever been
16. has been cleaning
17. have broken
18. have eaten
19. has been sitting
20. has warned
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MODALS TEST 1
1. C 6. D 11. E 16. C 21. D
UNIT 4 PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE
2. D 7. A 12. B 17. E 22. A EXERCISE 1
3. B 8. C 13. D 18. E 23. E 1. is being installed
4. C 9. C 14. D 19. A 24. D 2. is installed
5. B 10. A 15. A 20. C 3. was installed
4. was being installed
MODALS TEST 2 5. has been installed
1. D 6. A 11. B 16. D 21. E 6. had been installed
2. B 7. B 12. C 17. C 22. D 7. will be installed
3. C 8. D 13. B 18. E 23. B 8. is going to be installed
4. C 9. C 14. C 19. D 24. A 9. will have been installed
5. E 10. E 15. B 20. B
EXERCISE 2
MODALS TEST 3 1. are described by the author in the book
1. B 6. D 11. E 16. E 21. E 2. are mainly grown
2. B 7. E 12. B 17. D 22. B 3. is being developed by Honda
3. D 8. B 13. C 18. E 23. D 4. are being used
4. B 9. A 14. B 19. C 24. A 5. were executed by tribal, ethnic, or religious rivals
5. C 10. C 15. C 20. B 6. was mastered
7. they were being carried to Crimea by soldiers
MODALS TEST 4 8. was being carried out
1. D 6. E 11. B 16. A 21. E 9. has been initiated by the government of Arizona
2. C 7. D 12. C 17. B 22. C 10. has been found by a team of Canadian engineers
3. C 8. C 13. D 18. E 23. D 11. it had already been completed
4. A 9. D 14. B 19. D 24. E 12. had been thoroughly investigated
5. D 10. E 15. D 20. E 13. will be handed
14. will be provided
15. has been published - is going to be distributed
16. will be explored by the students
17. will have been examined by a sport physician
18. will have been solved - is launched
19. has been identified by researchers
20. is known
EXERCISE 3
1. Rubbish is the thing that is thrown away – anything
from unwanted old cars to cigarette packets.
2. In Britain in the Second World War, for example,
old metal and paper were recycled because it was
difficult to get new supplies.
3. But after some time, things were thrown away
again.
4. The rubbish that is likely to be thrown away is
things like beer cans or bottles, or packaging
around things we buy.
5. Packages are used by companies to sell the
product and nothing more.
6. They are thrown away, and they end up in the
dustbin, along with your old bottles, plastic and
cans.
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EXERCISE 8 EXERCISE 13
1. were exhausted 1. cannot be solved
2. were astonished 2. Nothing can be done
3. was surprised 3. No one / Nobody is allowed
4. were terrified 4. has not been used - anybody / anyone
5. are enthralled 5. cannot be persuaded - anybody / anyone
6. were captivated 6. Nothing has been done
7. are annoyed 7. been given nothing - been given anything
8. were damaged 8. Nothing can be achieved
9. were devastated
10. are located EXERCISE 14
1. being kept
EXERCISE 9 2. to be addressed
1. against 11. to 3. being watched
2. about 12. to 4. being asked
3. about 13. under 5. to be covered
4. at / by 14. with 6. to be limited
5. at / by 15. with / by / at 7. to be included
6. by 16. with 8. being excluded
7. from 17. of 9. having been invited
8. in 18. with / by 10. to have done
9. of 19. to
10. of 20. to EXERCISE 15
1. is believed that the council will reject - is believed to
EXERCISE 10 reject
1. D 6. D 11. A 16. C 2. was said that the old lady’s health was deteriorating
2. A 7. A 12. D 17. A - was said to be deteriorating
3. B 8. B 13. B 18. C 3. is known that many people suffered - are known to
4. E 9. D 14. C 19. E have suffered
5. C 10. E 15. E 20. A 4. is thought that the fire resulted - is thought to have
resulted
5. was reported that the company had collapsed - was
EXERCISE 11
reported to have collapsed
1. to get promoted 6. is reported that two men were burying - are
2. got exhausted reported to have been burying
3. get damaged 7. is acknowledged that the modern study of
4. got annoyed international law started - is acknowledged to have
5. got lost started
6. to get acquainted 8. is known that NASA has been collecting - is known
7. get embarrassed to have been collecting
8. got dressed 9. is believed that all of Madagascar’s Quaternary
9. get confused large vertebrate fauna survived - are believed to
10. get depressed have survived
10. is said that Italians are threatening - are said to be
threatening
EXERCISE 12
11. is estimated that Australia’s obesity rate will keep
1. C 6. E 11. E
rising - is estimated to keep rising
2. D 7. B 12. B
12. is known that official migration from socialist
3. E 8. D 13. D Yugoslavia to Austria and Sweden started - is
4. C 9. B 14. C known to have started
5. A 10. A 15. B
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EXERCISE 16 8. began
1. Terry let me drive his new car 9. became
2. The teacher made us stay in the classroom during 10. was made
the break time 11. began
3. I got my friend to pick me up from the airport 12. acquired
4. I had the plumber fix my tap last night 13. was opened
5. I had / got my shirt taken in 14. arose
15. exercised
EXERCISE 17 16. was based
1. checked - check 6. wait 17. exercised
2. use 7. signed 18. were regarded
3. guide - recommend 8. analysed 19. were granted
4. tested 9. to speak 20. to conduct
5. prepared 10. to pull 21. (to) serve
22. be shipped
EXERCISE 18 23. come
CARBON FIBRE AND THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY 24. lasted
1. has been used 25. brought
2. got
3. worried
PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE TEST 1
1. C 6. B 11. C 16. B 21. C
4. be found
2. C 7. E 12. D 17. D 22. A
5. is produced
3. D 8. A 13. B 18. A 23. C
6. has been used
4. D 9. D 14. E 19. E 24. D
7. is done
5. A 10. C 15. D 20. D
8. are put
9. is poured
10. is added PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE TEST 2
11. becomes 1. D 6. D 11. B 16. C 21. B
12. end 2. A 7. E 12. B 17. D 22. D
13. gives 3. D 8. C 13. E 18. D 23. A
14. is added 4. B 9. D 14. D 19. C 24. D
15. is frozen 5. B 10. C 15. A 20. E
16. gives
17. have been experimenting PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE TEST 3
18. built 1. B 6. E 11. D 16. B 21. A
19. was built 2. E 7. B 12. C 17. E 22. B
20. was made 3. C 8. B 13. C 18. A 23. A
21. are made 4. D 9. B 14. E 19. A 24. A
22. is coming / has come 5. A 10. E 15. D 20. E
23. are currently producing
24. will play PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE TEST 4
25. will be preferred / is preferred 1. B 6. E 11. B 16. B 21. D
2. E 7. D 12. D 17. B 22. B
ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE 3. B 8. C 13. E 18. D 23. E
1. made 4. A 9. B 14. C 19. B 24. A
2. was driven 5. C 10. D 15. E 20. B
3. accelerated
4. resulted
5. had settled
6. was obtained
7. established
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EXERCISE 8 EXERCISE 14
1. Unless 3. unless 5. If 1. Because governments did not take proper steps to
2. If 4. If 6. unless protect giant pandas years ago, they are under the
threat of becoming extinct.
2. We did not leave home a few minutes earlier, and
EXERCISE 9 now we have to hurry to catch the bus to İzmir.
1. Even if he gets accepted to a university abroad, he 3. My mother will be visiting her optician tomorrow
will not be able to afford the tuition. because her eyesight has got worse since she got
2. Even if the government survives the current crisis, this computing job.
it is likely that they will face grave problems. 4. The new owners of the company have changed
3. Even if we increase the current amount of most of the procedures, and now more and more of
photovoltaic energy, we will not be able to keep my colleagues are thinking of resigning.
pace with future demands. 5. We could not find tickets for the match, so we will
4. A restaurant owner has decided to feed people not be watching it at the stadium tonight.
for free amid the coronavirus pandemic even if it
means going bankrupt. CONDITIONAL CLAUSES TEST 1
5. Even if we manage to limit global warming, we will 1. C 6. B 11. C 16. D 21. D
continue to see major changes in the oceans. 2. B 7. C 12. E 17. E 22. D
3. B 8. E 13. C 18. E 23. C
EXERCISE 10 4. A 9. B 14. B 19. C 24. D
1. If 4. in case 5. A 10. E 15. D 20. D
2. if 5. if
3. in case 6. in case
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES TEST 2
1. D 6. C 11. E 16. C 21. B
EXERCISE 11 2. A 7. A 12. D 17. E 22. E
1. would have spread 3. B 8. D 13. A 18. D 23. A
2. would diminish 4. A 9. C 14. E 19. D 24. C
3. would have finished 5. B 10. B 15. D 20. D
4. would have taken
5. would have been
6. could have been
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES TEST 3
1. C 6. B 11. D 16. E 21. D
7. would be experiencing
2. E 7. C 12. C 17. A 22. D
8. would have preferred
3. C 8. A 13. C 18. C 23. E
4. E 9. B 14. A 19. B 24. A
EXERCISE 12
5. D 10. E 15. A 20. B
1. were 6. had not decided
2. did not have 7. had died
3. had made 8. did not have to CONDITIONAL CLAUSES TEST 4
4. had - had 9. had 1. C 6. C 11. A 16. E 21. E
5. had taken 10. were / could be 2. A 7. D 12. D 17. D 22. B
3. A 8. B 13. D 18. B 23. D
4. E 9. C 14. C 19. D 24. C
EXERCISE 13
1. has left 5. are having 5. D 10. D 15. C 20. C
2. had been 6. were
3. had been 7. had been
4. were written 8. did
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21. at keeping
UNIT 6 GERUNDS &
22. in following
INFINITIVES 23. for installing
24. of having
EXERCISE 1
25. from pursuing
(Sample answers) 26. from falling
1. Doing yoga / Jogging / Doing regular exercise / 27. to providing
Exercising regularly
28. for being
2. Ironing / Doing the ironing / Doing the washing-up /
29. for completing
Vacuuming the floor
30. about changing
3. Reading and writing / Listening and speaking /
Writing and speaking
4. Doing sports / Listening to music / Dancing / EXERCISE 4
Walking in nature 1. of being involved
5. Being good at computers / Having a good 2. in controlling
command of English / Adding a foreign language in 3. of becoming
your resume 4. of checking
5. for managing
EXERCISE 2 6. of consuming
(Sample answers) 7. for developing
1. reading books - practising regularly - listening to 8. in locking
songs in the target language - watching films and 9. of holding
series in the target language 10. to providing
2. having to get accustomed to a new culture and a
new way of life - learning the language
EXERCISE 5
3. having a peaceful and quiet life - leading a healthier
1. by 9. without
life - having fresh air all the time
2. without 10. by
4. not having a private life - having no privacy - not
leading lives of normal people 3. – 11. –
5. going fishing - going for a walk in the mountains - 4. in / - 12. with
reading a book - watching TV 5. by 13. –
6. without 14. –
EXERCISE 3 7. – 15. by
8. – 16. without
1. in banning
2. from consuming
3. to working EXERCISE 6
4. about having 1. having taken
5. on doing 2. to dealing
6. of hiding 3. being
7. of stealing 4. about finding
8. for causing - to owning 5. in waiting
9. with improving 6. from making
10. to using 7. of protecting
11. for breaking 8. in achieving
12. from investing 9. in saving - of doing
13. for failing 10. having made
14. of being 11. being ignored
15. with running - with making 12. being told
16. of fulfilling 13. by having
17. to working 14. without showing
18. of being 15. trying - by talking
19. of managing 16. being promoted
20. about going
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EXERCISE 15
1. carry / carrying
2. repair / repairing
3. trembling - shaking
4. burning
5. trying
6. hiding
7. to move / moving
8. shouting - laughing
9. cheating
10. working
EXERCISE 16
1. B 5. E 9. A
2. C 6. D 10. B
3. A 7. A
4. D 8. C
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EXERCISE 6 EXERCISE 10
1. lately 7. polluted 1. The more thoroughly we researched the problem,
2. annoying 8. further the more we realized the seriousness of it.
3. quickly 9. directly 2. The more familiar you become with your
4. hardly 10. amazing customers, the easier it gets for you to provide
5. affluent 11. harder them with what they need.
6. well 12. later 3. The more diverse a workplace is, the more success
the company experiences.
EXERCISE 7 4. The closer you get to the summit of the climb, the
1. healthier - potentially foggier the weather becomes.
2. harder - more - than 5. The larger the area over which the force acts, the
greater the pressure becomes.
3. highly - as heavy as
6. The deeper you dive into the ocean, the more the
4. price - less - higher
pressure on your body becomes.
5. newly - as - similarly
6. so - serious
EXERCISE 11
7. more closely - than
8. graver - less 1. is not as / so tiring as travelling by bus
9. The more - the more 2. was not as / so comfortable as this one
10. hard 3. use to have such a luxurious car
11. shocking - higher 4. are not as / so affluent as public ones
12. less - the longer - the easier 5. are not as / so sophisticated as those in Manhattan
and Brooklyn
13. carefully - safely
6. is not such a popular sport as cricket in India
14. higher - as much energy as
7. is not as / so interesting as this one
15. so - precise - that - incredibly
8. is not such a good way to motivate people as
16. as - well - as
criticism
EXERCISE 8
EXERCISE 12
1. more efficient
1. three times as much money as Murat
2. safer
2. almost twice as big as Mars
3. more rapidly - more comprehensively
3. four times as much as Aslı
4. easier
4. eight times as many pens in her pencil box as
5. more diligently Mehmet
6. keener 5. is almost three times as tall as the Empire State
7. worse Building
8. better 6. twice as many rooms as the Palm Tree Hotel
9. more enthusiastically
10. faster EXERCISE 13
11. more comprehensive
1. greatest
12. more influential
2. most - best
3. more - larger
EXERCISE 9 4. most
1. more and more popular 5. more
2. more and more expensive 6. extremely - low enough
3. stronger and stronger 7. as adeptly as
4. more and more anxious 8. as - as
5. worse and worse 9. the most - strongly
6. hotter and hotter 10. more - the least
7. more and more universal 11. least
8. more and more 12. less - more - more
13. the longest - the most
14. the shortest - the fewest
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6. Vocabulary development is a process which (that / and 1880s when / that / ᴓ / in which herds were
ᴓ) people acquire words by. driven into the region from Texas.
Vocabulary development is a process by which 2. Those workers noticed changes to their
people acquire words. paycheques starting in 2018, when / in which the
new tax rates went into effect.
EXERCISE 4 3. The first flight of Frank Whittle’s jet engine took
1. The woman whose car my brother hit last night is in place on 15 May 1941, when / on which an E-28-39
hospital now. aircraft made a 17 minute flight piloted by test pilot
Gerry Sayer.
2. One of my friends whose father has made a fortune
out of oil has bought a new car. 4. The couple were visiting White Island two weeks
ago on their honeymoon, when the volcano
3. The man whose photograph we saw in the
erupted, killing 19 people.
newspaper yesterday has been murdered.
4. That woman, whose husband has sailed around
the world alone in a 55-foot sailing yacht, has told EXERCISE 7
us very interesting stories. 1. Spring is the time of the year during which / when
5. The woman whose son got an honours degree everything in nature is changing and promising new
at university always boasts about how clever her life and new hope.
children are. 2. April is the month in which / when the professional
6. That is a list of the states whose citizens are baseball season begins in the United States.
exempted from the visa requirement. 3. September 11, 2001 was the day on which / when
nineteen hijackers attacked New York City.
EXERCISE 5 4. Summer is the season in which / when any of New
York’s best annual events are held.
1. Everybody always dreams of his own house, which
/ that / ᴓ they can live happily and prosperously in. 5. 1995 was the year in which / when Poverty reached
Everybody always dreams of his own house, its highest level in Hungary.
in which / where they can live happily and 6. Early childhood is the time during which / when
prosperously. children learn to treat others with consideration.
2. You must keep medicines in a safe place which /
that / ᴓ children cannot reach them in. EXERCISE 8
You must keep medicines in a safe place in which / 1. B 6. A 11. D 16. B
where children cannot reach them. 2. E 7. D 12. E 17. A
3. Barcelona is a city, which you can lose yourself in 3. D 8. C 13. D 18. C
the art and innovation of Catalonia in. 4. C 9. A 14. B 19. D
Barcelona is a city, in which / where you can lose
5. E 10. B 15. C 20. E
yourself in the art and innovation of Catalonia.
4. The church has been converted into a mosque
which / that / ᴓ Muslims in the northern part of the EXERCISE 9
city can pray in. 1. B 6. A 11. D 16. E
The church has been converted into a mosque in 2. A 7. C 12. B 17. C
which / where Muslims in the northern part of the 3. D 8. C 13. E 18. A
city can pray. 4. E 9. A 14. C 19. B
5. Fortissimo was born in a town which / that / ᴓ 5. E 10. D 15. A 20. D
music was more important than anything else in.
Fortissimo was born in a town in which / where
music was more important than anything else. EXERCISE 10
6. Our dream is to create a social place which / that 1. The incidence rate of the disease varies across
/ ᴓ people from all walks of life can meet and the country, which has encouraged us to conduct a
connect in a variety of activities in. case-control study to study risk factors.
Our dream is to create a social place in which / 2. Most traffic accidents occur during the early hours
where people from all walks of life can meet and in the morning, which proves that lack of sleep can
connect in a variety of activities. lead to distractibility and thus accidents.
3. The term “civil law” is used to mean two quite
EXERCISE 6 different things, which can be a little confusing for
1. The livestock industry in Arizona has been people trying to understand the justice system.
important for the whole country since the 1870s 4. At the hotel, we were given a room facing the main
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road, which was depressing because the noise of focus more on their studies.
the vehicles passing by kept us awake all night. 13. They are going out to buy something to eat for
dinner tonight.
EXERCISE 11 14. I have a lot of things to do in order to achieve my
1. D 7. D 13. A 19. B goals in life.
2. A 8. E 14. C 20. E 15. The students waiting for their funding from the
3. E 9. B 15. E 21. B government were disappointed.
4. C 10. C 16. B 22. C 16. Dr. Smith has written several chemistry books
5. B 11. D 17. B 23. D published by Oxford University Press.
6. A 12. C 18. D 24. A
EXERCISE 14
1. D 7. C 13. B 19. C
EXERCISE 12 2. E 8. E 14. A 20. E
1. I invested my savings in two public companies, 3. A 9. D 15. C 21. B
both of which promptly went into liquidation. 4. C 10. B 16. D 22. A
2. Universities are being asked to select from a 5. B 11. E 17. B 23. D
significantly reduced pool of applicants, a large 6. A 12. D 18. A 24. E
number of whom are independently educated or
from overseas.
3. Judy Blume has an interesting perspective, some EXERCISE 15
of whose books have been quite controversial for MULTIVITAMINS
different reasons. 1. why 11. whose
4. Five Cambodians were found working aboard the 2. which 12. -
Thai fishing vessel Sor Manachaiwaree, none of 3. which 13. which / that
whom had identification, visas or work permits. 4. which 14. which / that
5. which 15. which
EXERCISE 13 6. which 16. which
7. who / that 17. who / that
1. Those students desiring a second grammar course
should sign up at my office. 8. who / that 18. which / that
2. 43% of the consultants taking part in the project 9. which / that 19. who / that
thought that the sustainability of the project was 10. which 20. which
impossible.
3. The survey conducted by the government did not LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
indicate true public opinion. 1. whose 11. where
4. The criminal picked up at the airport was taken into 2. - 12. which
police custody. 3. which / that 13. which
5. The plan being developed will initially increase the 4. which 14. when
capacity of the main lanes by one lane in each 5. which 15. -
direction. 6. which 16. when
6. Enzyme technology is another area of research 7. when 17. -
currently being applied to skincare formulations.
8. whose 18. which
7. London, the capital and largest city of England and
9. whose 19. -
the United Kingdom, stands on the River Thames
in the south-east of England. 10. which 20. which
8. George Washington, an American military general,
served as the first president of the United States
from 1789 to 1797.
9. Xiaomi, once limited to China, is now becoming
very popular in global market.
10. Margaret Floy Washburn was the first woman to be
awarded a Ph.D. in Psychology.
11. India is the only country in the world to boast of
more than 22 registered cuisines.
12. All the students wishing for a better grade need to
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EXERCISE 3
1. were discovered / had been discovered - began
2. is passed / has been passed - will be
3. had already become - was discovered
4. intensified - were found / had been found
5. are completed / have been completed
6. are provided
7. had - were being interrogated
8. ended - had died - had been wounded
9. will have changed - will be shining - arrives
10. will remain - are given / have been given
11. have made / have been making - were given
12. begin - reach / have reached
13. focuses - are recognized / have been recognized
14. ran - heard / had heard
15. had the members of the new committee assembled
- were called
16. had the new manager been appointed - faced
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EXERCISE 4
1. Small businesses take out loans so that they can f. Because of the abundance of sunlight, solar energy
improve and grow their businesses. is particularly useful in Australia.
2. She wants to study hair design and acquire a g. There is an abundance of sunlight in Australia, so
business mentor so that she can advance her solar energy is particularly useful there.
business management skills.
3. Farmers must be helped to adopt organic farming 3.
so that they can increase their agriculture yield in a a. The majority of motorway accidents are usually
sustainable manner. catastrophic as they occur at high speeds.
4. Between the 15th and 17th centuries, Europeans As they occur at high speeds, the majority of
wanted to explore the world so that they could gain motorway accidents are usually catastrophic.
wealth. b. The majority of motorway accidents occur at high
speeds. Thus, they are usually catastrophic.
EXERCISE 5 c. The majority of motorway accidents occur at such
high speeds that they are usually catastrophic.
A.
d. The majority of motorway accidents are usually
1.
catastrophic, for they occur at high speeds.
a. Because artificial substances may have detrimental
e. As a result of the high speeds at which the majority
effects on health, a lot of people avoid foods that
of motorway accidents happen, they are usually
contain them.
catastrophic.
A lot of people avoid foods that contain artificial
substances because they may have detrimental
effects on health. B.
1. Because 11. for
b. Artificial substances may have detrimental effects
on health; therefore, a lot of people avoid foods that 2. since 12. on account of
contain them. 3. Due to 13. so
c. Artificial substances may be so detrimental to 4. as a result of 14. such
health that a lot of people avoid foods that contain 5. so 15. As
them. 6. Owing to 16. so
d. Artificial substances may have such detrimental 7. for 17. thus
effects on health that a lot of people avoid foods 8. because 18. for
that contain them. 9. Thanks to 19. because
e. A lot of people avoid foods that contain artificial 10. Because of 20. therefore
substances, for they may have detrimental effects
on health.
f. Due to their detrimental effects on health, a EXERCISE 6
lot of people avoid foods that contain artificial 1. Humans, by nature, make subjective and biased
substances. decisions however impartial they try to be.
g. Artificial substances may have detrimental effects 2. No matter what governments do to restrict it,
on health, so a lot of people avoid foods that international migration looks likely to grow as
contain them. rapidly as in the past.
3. Regardless of how well donated brains are
2. preserved, they disintegrate over time.
a. Since there is an abundance of sunlight in 4. No matter how difficult it is to quit smoking, doing
Australia, solar energy is particularly useful there. so will improve your health and lower your health
Solar energy is particularly useful in Australia since care costs.
there is an abundance of sunlight there. 5. Psychopaths rarely feel guilt regarding any of their
b. There is an abundance of sunlight in Australia; as a behaviours, however much they hurt others.
result, solar energy is particularly useful there. 6. Fear in early childhood is inevitable wherever you
c. Sunlight is so abundant in Australia that solar live on Earth.
energy is particularly useful there. 7. Whichever diet you choose, it should be carefully
d. There is such an abundance of sunlight in Australia balanced and should never be too high in protein.
that solar energy is particularly useful there. 8. No matter when I look at this tree in my garden, it is
e. Solar energy is particularly useful in Australia, for always covered in bees.
there is an abundance of sunlight there.
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EXERCISE 7 EXERCISE 8
A. A.
1. Despite being one of the largest coal producers, 1. Mussels live in one place, but birds may migrate
India still depends on imports to meet its demands. thousands of kilometres from where they breed.
2. Although it has been in use for years, social 2. In junior high mathematics, female students are
media remains largely uncharted territory for many more fluent in geometry and algebra; in contrast,
businesses. male students perform better in numbers and data-
3. In spite of the worries about China’s economy, related areas.
most analysts believe that the country will be able 3. Current Indian consumption of pigment is only 1.5
to avoid a sharp economic slowdown. kg / person; however, developed countries typically
4. Even though there have been developments in use 4 kg / person.
insulin therapy, optimal glycaemic control remains 4. Whereas smell is a very well-developed sense in
unachievable for many children and adolescents mammals, birds have long been thought to lack
with type 1 diabetes. such keen olfactory abilities.
5. Despite having been in use for some time, Smell is a very well-developed sense in mammals
biophysical models are still a relatively new tool whereas birds have long been thought to lack such
in the study of the ecology of marine zoo- and keen olfactory abilities.
ichthyo-plankton. 5. Poor people prefer to have collective action. Rich
6. Although it has negative effects on long-term people, on the other hand, prefer individual action.
earnings, a bad economy appears to have a 6. For urban renewal projects, the municipal
positive effect on job security. government assumes the risks in contrast to the
7. Even though there have been improvements in private sector, which enjoys the profits.
dental care in the last three decades, millions of For urban renewal projects, in contrast to the
people still suffer from tooth loss. municipal government, which assumes the risks,
8. Despite being commonly regarded as nomads, the private sector enjoys the profits.
they have in fact settled in European countries for 7. The number of urban migrants born outside
hundreds of years. Maharashtra State has doubled within the decade;
9. Even though advances have been made in rural areas, however, have hardly attracted
agriculture in recent decades, many people around migrants from outside the State.
the world still go hungry. 8. Whereas an omnivorous eating pattern entails
10. In spite of causing no symptoms, high blood eating both plant and animal foods, vegetarians
pressure boosts the risks of leading killers such as consume plant foods.
heart attack and stroke. An omnivorous eating pattern entails eating both
plant and animal foods whereas vegetarians
consume plant foods.
B.
9. While the majority of adult US citizens are currently
1. Although
consuming vitamins, herbal drugs, and other
2. even though dietary supplements, people in less developed
3. Despite countries have limited access to such components.
4. in spite of The majority of adult US citizens are currently
5. Although consuming vitamins, herbal drugs, and other
6. Despite dietary supplements while people in less developed
7. though countries have limited access to such components.
8. Despite 10. Mammals tend to chew their food, but ostriches
cannot because they have no teeth.
9. in spite of
10. though
B.
11. In spite of the fact that
1. Whereas
12. Despite
2. Unlike
13. despite the fact that
3. on the other hand
14. In spite of
4. while
15. Even though
5. In contrast to
6. in contrast
7. Contrary to
8. on the contrary
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9. While EXERCISE 10
10. Contrary to 1. In addition to 6. Besides
11. Unlike 2. furthermore 7. in addition
12. on the other hand 3. besides 8. Besides
13. while 4. what’s more 9. What’s more
14. Unlike 5. Apart from 10. Apart from
15. On the contrary
EXERCISE 11
EXERCISE 9 1. C 7. A 13. E 19. A
A. 2. A 8. E 14. D 20. B
1. Household income in Malaysia has been increasing 3. E 9. B 15. A 21. D
since 1970; nevertheless, income disparity has 4. B 10. C 16. B 22. A
remained unchanged from 1990 onwards. 5. D 11. C 17. E 23. C
2. Traditional 2D methods have many disadvantages; 6. D 12. B 18. C 24. E
however, most small manufacturers still use them
to make products.
EXERCISE 12
3. Although they are a common part of everyday life,
these products more often go unrecognized. 1. While investigating the matter, the police
4. Even though chronic overdose is most common in questioned the schoolmates and friends of the
elderly individuals during very hot weather, it can victim.
happen to anyone who finds themselves relying on Investigating the matter, the police questioned the
medications. schoolmates and friends of the victim.
5. Although mutations can potentially alter the gene 2. After having completed an exhaustive study, the
pool significantly, the majority are thought to have staff knew how to adopt the technology to the
little or no effect. needs of the company.
Having completed an exhaustive study, the staff
6. Invasive melanoma accounts for less than one
knew how to adopt the technology to the needs of
percent of skin cancer cases; even so, it causes
the company.
the majority of skin cancer deaths.
3. After having been found guilty of murdering a
7. The education of detainees and their families have
female passenger, a driver in Delhi was sentenced
great significance, but little attention has been
to life in prison.
devoted to it.
Having been found guilty of murdering a female
8. Despite lessening in intensity and in extent after passenger, a driver in Delhi was sentenced to life
childhood, curiosity may improve in quality. in prison.
9. Even though headaches themselves are very 4. Before starting a journey, you should ensure all
common, headaches that occur exclusively behind snow is cleared from your windscreen, windows,
the ear are fairly unusual. roof, lights, mirrors and number plate.
10. There have been many efforts to protect and 5. Before being appointed as head of the Department
conserve nature around the world, yet human of Interior and Local Government, Mr Brown served
activities are increasingly leading to the destruction as long-time mayor of Naga City.
of habitats and the loss of species.
6. When conducting in-depth interviews, you should
make appointments in advance.
B. Conducting in-depth interviews, you should make
1. despite 9. No matter appointments in advance.
2. Although 10. However 7. When asked who she was, the old woman told
3. yet 11. However them she was the president’s mother.
4. even so 12. though Asked who she was, the old woman told them she
5. though 13. Much as was the president’s mother.
6. However 14. nevertheless 8. African countries have faced a bunch of problems
7. Despite 15. yet since gaining independence.
8. Although 9. Believing that it will increase their strength, some
athletes use Chromium, which can be absorbed
easily.
10. Not having enough income, many poor families
cannot get their children educated in early
education centres.
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11. Being deprived of food, the hostages starved to 12. Only if we can redesign our institutions, will we
death. be able to remove poverty from the surface of the
12. Having lost the battle, Germany was divided into Earth.
four temporary occupation zones. 13. So breath-taking was the scenery that it was easy
13. Having been misinformed about the storm’s to be caught up in the beauty.
category level, many residents of the town were 14. Only once have I been to Romania and I found it
unprepared for the hurricane. very pleasant to be there.
14. If properly used, new technological devices can be 15. No sooner had the couple arrived at the church
very beneficial to students. than the priest started the ceremony.
15. Unless taken under control at once, the pandemic 16. Should you suspect that you are suffering from
will continue to kill thousands of people worldwide. food poisoning, it is very important that you get to
16. She opened her mouth as if wanting to say the doctor as soon as possible.
something, but never did. 17. Had I been informed about the content of the article
17. Although commonly used by consumers for a in advance, I would have pointed out some very
therapeutic effect, supplements are not described important facts.
as medicinal drugs or foods. 18. Hardly ever do adults remember anything that
18. Whether produced in free range or more intensive happened to them in their early years.
systems, red meat is extremely detrimental to 19. Not a single word did she utter about what
animals, human health and the environment. happened at the cocktail party last night.
19. Though initially built as a wooden fortification, 20. Only when I spoke to the principal, did I understand
Llantrisant Castle was rebuilt as a stone structure how grave the problem was.
around 1246.
20. Although much less expensive than a retail CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS - TEST 1
laptop, the XO is more robust and features a new 1. D 6. B 11. D 16. C 21. C
operating system. 2. E 7. C 12. B 17. E 22. E
3. B 8. E 13. A 18. E 23. C
EXERCISE 13
4. E 9. B 14. D 19. B 24. E
1. My parents have never been good with money, 5. C 10. A 15. D 20. C
and neither have I.
2. Seldom can you share time with elephants
watching them behave naturally in their jungle CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS - TEST 2
environment. 1. B 6. C 11. B 16. A 21. E
3. Hardly had Elvis launched his post-army career as 2. B 7. E 12. A 17. D 22. B
a movie star when the light in his eyes began to 3. E 8. B 13. B 18. A 23. A
dim. 4. C 9. E 14. A 19. E 24. C
4. Through the waves was the ship sailing, and 5. A 10. D 15. E 20. D
beyond us lay islands with imaginative names like
Fallen Jerusalem and Virgin Gorda.
5. Shakespeare focused on the discrepancy between CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS - TEST 3
reality and imagination in his works, and so did 1. E 6. D 11. A 16. E 21. E
Cervantes. 2. C 7. D 12. D 17. A 22. E
6. Only after they were supplied with arms and 3. E 8. A 13. B 18. C 23. B
provided with skilled leaders, were they able to 4. E 9. A 14. A 19. D 24. B
invade the country. 5. E 10. B 15. A 20. C
7. Such shocking news was it that he refused to
believe what I was telling him.
CONJUNCTIONS & TRANSITIONS - TEST 4
8. Never have I owned a mobile up till now, and nor 1. C 6. B 11. A 16. E 21. B
will I ever have one in the future as it is against my
2. E 7. E 12. D 17. A 22. B
principles.
3. E 8. A 13. A 18. D 23. D
9. Under no circumstances can such enemies be
permitted to acquire nuclear weapons. 4. D 9. A 14. D 19. E 24. B
10. Not until she was grown up could she find a way to 5. A 10. A 15. C 20. A
remember right from left.
11. Were I aware of how some food products were
made, I would not choose them for ethical, political
or health reasons.
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EXERCISE 5
1. of - ᴓ 6. ᴓ
2. of 7. ᴓ
3. of 8. of
4. of 9. of
5. ᴓ / of / of 10. ᴓ
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B.
DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS - TEST 3 1. off the coast 5. at a high speed
1. B 6. B 11. B 16. E 21. A
2. against the law 6. around the Earth
2. B 7. E 12. D 17. D 22. D
3. for the benefit of 7. by accident
3. D 8. D 13. A 18. D 23. E
4. in abundance 8. from all walks of life
4. D 9. A 14. B 19. E 24. C
5. C 10. B 15. C 20. D
EXERCISE 6
A.
DETERMINERS & QUANTIFIERS - TEST 4 1. without 5. for
1. D 6. A 11. A 16. B 21. C 2. out of 6. in
2. E 7. C 12. E 17. D 22. C 3. at 7. by
3. C 8. B 13. E 18. E 23. A 4. on 8. under
4. E 9. D 14. C 19. D 24. C
5. B 10. D 15. C 20. B B.
1. under arrest 5. without a break
2. for the good of 6. in relation to
3. At a distance 7. out of breath
4. by comparison 8. on a regular basis
UNIT 12 PREPOSITIONS
EXERCISE 1 EXERCISE 7
1. on - in 6. in - on A.
2. on - in 7. in 1. on 5. out of
3. at 8. on 2. without 6. in
4. in - at 9. at 3. on 7. in
5. on - at 10. In 4. with 8. under
B.
EXERCISE 2
1. with ease 5. out of date
1. During 4. during
2. under construction 6. in reality
2. while 5. while
3. on foot 7. without exception
3. while
4. in harmony with 8. on display
EXERCISE 3
EXERCISE 8
1. until 6. From
2. by 7. before A.
1. in 5. by
3. since 8. during
2. at 6. out of
4. before 9. While
3. on 7. for
5. between 10. throughout
4. under 8. without
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B. B.
1. by means of 5. for the sake of 1. on the outskirts 5. without permission
2. at a glance 6. on average 2. in progress 6. by no means
3. without success 7. in jeopardy 3. on the point of 7. under siege
4. under attack 8. out of reach 4. under repair 8. in danger of
EXERCISE 9 EXERCISE 13
A. A.
1. at 5. without 1. in 5. at
2. without 6. in 2. at 6. on
3. on 7. with 3. on 7. in
4. in 8. under 4. under 8. with
B. B.
1. on purpose 5. without delay 1. in the course of 5. at odds with
2. at a fraction of 6. in the aftermath 2. with scepticism 6. on the brink of
3. under scrutiny 7. at issue 3. in decline 7. at the expense of
4. with the exception of 8. in need of 4. under the influence of 8. on the increase
EXERCISE 10 EXERCISE 14
A. A.
1. out of 5. on 1. in 5. in
2. by 6. under 2. under 6. in
3. with 7. at 3. with 7. on
4. without 8. in 4. at 8. under
B. B.
1. under surveillance 5. on strike 1. with suspicion 5. at the height of
2. in pain 6. out of the question 2. under investigation 6. in ruins
3. by force 7. at the peak of 3. on business 7. in reply to
4. without complaint 8. with great enthusiasm 4. under pressure 8. in the long run
EXERCISE 11 EXERCISE 15
A. A.
1. on 5. by 1. on 5. in
2. in 6. in 2. under 6. by
3. with 7. by 3. in 7. without
4. under 8. with 4. at 8. at
B. B.
1. in isolation 5. by mistake 1. in terms of 5. in the habit of
2. with the intention of 6. on the verge of 2. under treatment 6. on trial
3. by the process of 7. under threat 3. at a rate of 7. without a trace
4. in great demand 8. With the aid of 4. by nature 8. at a distance of
EXERCISE 12
A.
1. without 5. on
2. in 6. by
3. on 7. in
4. under 8. under
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12-02 PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE - TEST 03 12-02 GERUNDS & INFINITIVES - TEST 02
1. B 6. E 11. A 16. D 1. E 6. B 11. C 16. E
2. B 7. A 12. C 17. C 2. C 7. E 12. A 17. D
3. A 8. D 13. B 18. E 3. D 8. A 13. B 18. B
4. D 9. A 14. E 19. D 4. B 9. D 14. D 19. A
5. E 10. C 15. A 20. B 5. E 10. D 15. C 20. E
12-02 PASSIVE & CAUSATIVE - TEST 04 12-02 GERUNDS & INFINITIVES - TEST 03
1. C 6. A 11. C 16. D 1. E 6. E 11. A 16. D
2. C 7. C 12. A 17. C 2. C 7. B 12. C 17. E
3. A 8. B 13. B 18. B 3. A 8. A 13. C 18. B
4. E 9. A 14. B 19. A 4. D 9. D 14. E 19. C
5. D 10. E 15. E 20. C 5. D 10. E 15. A 20. A
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4. a
PART F UNIT 4
1. exponential / enormous 5. e
2. contradictory 6. g PART A
3. comply 7. i 1. g
4. evident 8. d 2. d
5. exploit 9. b 3. a
6. deceive 4. j
7. empirical PART D 5. c
8. decay 1. l 6. h
9. conserve 2. h 7. e
10. elevate 3. k 8. i
4. e 9. b
PART G 5. d 10. f
1. with 6. j
2. against 7. i PART B
3. of 8. b 1. legitimate
4. into 9. g 2. ludicrous
5. between 10. f 3. mandatory
11. c 4. mediate
____________________________ 12. a 5. migration
6. mortality
UNIT 3 PART E 7. motive
PART A 1. intervention 8. mutual
2. humiliating 9. myriad
1. g
3. inclination 10. nocturnal
2. d
4. indifferent 11. multiplied
3. j
5. inhibitions 12. nuisance
4. a
6. infection 13. kidnapped
5. c
7. inferences 14. magnitude
6. h
7. b 8. interference
8. e 9. stability PART C
9. i 10. relevance 1. g
10. f 2. b
PART F 3. i
PART B 1. harvest 4. a
2. intensive 5. d
1. grotesque
3. firmly 6. c
2. genocide
4. influential 7. h
3. inferior
5. irrelevant 8. f
4. indigenous
6. fiscal 9. e
5. facilitates
6. interaction 7. implicit
7. impulsive 8. innate PART D
8. fatigue 9. Irrigation 1. g
9. hedging 10. fertile 2. a
10. immune 3. e
PART G 4. i
PART C 1. from 5. c
2. towards / to 6. h
1. c
3. in 7. b
2. f
4. with / to 8. f
3. h
5. on 9. d
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PART D 7. b PART F
1. f 8. g 1. tutor
2. a 9. f 2. sublime
3. j 10. d 3. suicide
4. h 4. threads
5. c
PART B 5. traits
6. b 1. substitution 6. tedious
7. g 2. surmount 7. unstable
8. e 3. tendency 8. underestimated
9. d 4. threatens 9. Ultimately
10. i 5. threshold
6. treatment
PART G
PART E 7. transplant
1. into
1. recklessly 8. undermine
2. for
2. reconstruction 9. utterance
3. as
3. Regarding 10. utilized
4. to / towards
4. relieved 5. with
5. replacement
PART C
6. reproduction 1. e ____________________________
7. respiratory 2. c
8. simulations 3. h UNIT 8
9. unstable 4. a
PART A
5. f
1. d
PART F 6. j
2. a
1. recalled 7. b
3. h
2. spontaneous 8. g
4. b
3. sophisticated 9. d
5. f
4. reasonable 10. i
6. c
5. shallow
PART D 7. j
6. rituals
1. c 8. e
7. secreted
2. h 9. g
8. rotate
3. e 10. i
9. query
10. rendered 4. j
5. a PART B
PART G 6. f 1. vandalism
1. from 7. b 2. variance
2. to 8. i 3. vaunted
3. in 9. g 4. velocity
4. around 10. d 5. verbal
5. up 6. verdict
PART E 7. vicinity
____________________________ 1. sufficiently 8. whereby
2. superficially 9. yeast
UNIT 7 3. traditionally 10. watershed
PART A 4. tricky
1. e 5. susceptibility PART C
2. a 6. tensions 1. c
3. j 7. tempting 2. h
4. h 8. unintelligible 3. a
5. c 9. subjectivity 4. d
6. i 10. subsequently 5. f
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7. b
8. i 1. E 44. B 87. E
9. e
UNIT 1
2. B 45. C 88. D
10. g 3. A 46. A 89. C PART A
4. C 47. B 90. E 1. h
PART D 5. D 48. D 91. C 2. a
1. f 6. B 49. E 92. A 3. d
2. d 7. C 50. A 93. B 4. b
3. j 8. E 51. B 94. D 5. g
4. c 9. A 52. D 95. E 6. e
5. h 10. C 53. E 96. A 7. j
6. i 11. B 54. A 97. C 8. i
7. b 12. A 55. B 98. D 9. f
8. g 13. B 56. E 99. B 10. c
9. a 14. E 57. C 100. A
10. e 15. D 58. B 101. D PART B
16. A 59. A 102. B
1. addictive
PART E 17. C 60. C 103. C
2. adopts
1. vacancies 18. E 61. E 104. A
3. adjourned
2. validity 19. C 62. D 105. E
4. affectionate
3. vegetation 20. D 63. E 106. B
5. basis
4. violation 21. E 64. A 107. A
6. component
5. invulnerable 22. B 65. E 108. E
7. commute
6. unwilling 23. D 66. B 109. C
8. clumsy
7. zealously 24. A 67. D 110. D
9. colloquial
8. vagueness 25. E 68. A 111. C
10. beware
9. verbally 26. D 69. E 112. E
10. witty 27. A 70. C 113. A
PART C
28. E 71. D 114. E
1. f
PART F 29. C 72. A 115. D
2. b
30. D 73. E 116. B
1. violated 3. i
31. A 74. C 117. C
2. vanished 4. d
32. E 75. B 118. A
3. valuable 5. a
33. B 76. D 119. D
4. vague 6. g
34. C 77. B 120. E
5. vital 7. c
35. A 78. A 121. C
6. vows 8. e
36. C 79. E 122. B
7. wisdom 9. h
37. D 80. C 123. A
8. virtually 10. j
38. E 81. D 124. D
9. vengeance
39. B 82. A 125. E
10. worthwhile PART D
40. A 83. A 126. B
41. C 84. D 127. A 1. j
PART G 2. h
42. E 85. A 128. C
1. for 43. D 86. D 129. D 3. e
2. on 130. E 4. a
3. in 5. b
4. to 6. g
5. on 7. i
8. c
9. f
10. d
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PART D 4. a 7. numbness
1. i 5. e 8. obscurity
2. f 6. h 9. occupied
3. b 7. d 10. offensive
4. a 8. i
5. j 9. g PART F
6. g 10. c 1. lingered
7. d 2. massacred
8. e PART B 3. mean
9. c 1. misery 4. misfit
10. h 2. masterpiece 5. needless
3. oblivion 6. offend
PART E 4. metaphor 7. omit
1. insistent 5. nourishment 8. opposition
2. innovative 6. ordeal 9. ordeal
3. formerly 7. last 10. litter
4. inevitably 8. lag
5. interpretations 9. outlooks PART G
6. investment 10. malnutrition 1. in
7. frantically 2. with
8. internally PART C 3. by
9. infinity 1. j 4. behind
10. unfamiliar 2. f / b 5. under
3. a
PART F 4. h ____________________________
1. fairly 5. d
2. glance 6. g
UNIT 5
3. giants 7. c PART A
4. gigantic 8. b / f
1. e
5. internal 9. e
2. j
6. fellow 10. i
3. a
7. initial 4. h
8. fidelity PART D 5. c
9. famine 1. i 6. g
10. generate 2. f 7. b
3. b 8. d
PART G 4. j 9. i
1. with 5. a 10. f
2. for 6. d
3. of 7. g PART B
4. At 8. c
1. paraphrase
5. in 9. h
2. patterns
10. e
3. perform
____________________________ 4. perished
PART E 5. pervasive
UNIT 4 1. omissions 6. poverty
PART A 2. liberal 7. praise
1. b 3. manifestation 8. procrastinate
2. f 4. metaphorically 9. prone
3. j 5. molester 10. prosperity
6. miserable
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PART C 3. in 8. f
1. h 4. from 9. b
2. j 5. out 10. e
3. a
4. c ____________________________ PART E
5. b 1. rarely
6. g
UNIT 6
2. recollection
7. d PART A 3. regretful
8. i 1. b 4. irrelevance
9. e 2. g 5. reliable
10. f 3. e 6. reminder
4. a 7. representatives
PART D 5. j 8. requirements
1. d 6. f 9. rivalry
2. g 7. i 10. scarcity
3. j 8. c
4. a 9. d PART F
5. c 10. h 1. reckoned
6. i 2. reflects
7. e PART B 3. seemingly
8. h 1. quadrupled 4. require
9. f 2. rarity 5. robust
10. b 3. reconcile 6. ransom
4. relevance 7. remnants
PART E 5. reminded 8. scrutinized
1. paralysis 6. representing 9. remorse
2. persistence 7. retained 10. self-reliance
3. prioritize 8. rigorous
4. plagiarised 9. satisfy PART G
5. prosperous 10. sequel 1. from
6. pathetically 2. on
7. punctually PART C 3. about / of
8. perseverance 1. e 4. for
9. imprudent 2. i 5. about / of
10. impurities 3. a
4. j ____________________________
PART F 5. c
1. parroting 6. g
UNIT 7
2. peers 7. h PART A
3. phase 8. b 1. c
4. ponder 9. f 2. h
5. panacea 10. d 3. a
6. persecuted 4. j
7. philanthropist PART D 5. e
8. paradox 1. g 6. f
9. prolific 2. j 7. b
10. plethora 3. a 8. i
4. i 9. g
PART G 5. c 10. d
1. to 6. h
2. on 7. d
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PART B PART F 4. a
1. settled 1. sparse 5. g
2. shortage 2. seeking 6. b
3. spread 3. survive 7. i
4. starve 4. transformed 8. c
5. siege 5. tolerant 9. f
6. submitted 6. torture 10. d
7. unearthed 7. successive
8. trust 8. secluded PART D
9. trained 9. stared 1. h
10. tend 10. terms 2. d
3. j
PART C PART G 4. a
1. f 1. on 5. e
2. b 2. of / about 6. g
3. j 3. under 7. c
4. h 4. to 8. b
5. d 5. into 9. i
6. a 10. f
7. i ____________________________
8. g PART E
9. c
UNIT 8 1. victorious
10. e PART A 2. wanderer
1. d 3. wholly
PART D 2. h 4. invisible
1. c 3. j 5. variety
2. f 4. a 6. weirdness
3. j 5. f 7. withdrawal
4. a 6. c 8. unzipped
5. h 7. e 9. voters
6. g 8. b 10. vividly
7. e 9. i
8. i 10. g PART F
9. d 1. various
10. b PART B 2. verify
1. witnesses 3. votes
2. waves 4. voucher
PART E 3. wells 5. vulgar
1. sharply 4. vaporized 6. wary
2. insignificant 5. warranty 7. whistled
3. sober 6. wicked 8. wonder
4. sparsely 7. Volunteers 9. yard
5. starvation 8. yield 10. zephyrs
6. unsteadily 9. wander
7. submissions 10. worship PART G
8. survivor 1. of
9. tolerance PART C 2. against
10. willingly 3. in
1. j
2. e 4. from
3. h 5. at
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PART 2 - Test
1. D 45. C 89. A
2. A 46. B 90. C
3. C 47. D 91. B
4. B 48. E 92. D
5. A 49. C 93. E
6. C 50. D 94. C
7. A 51. A 95. A
8. B 52. B 96. B
9. C 53. E 97. E
10. E 54. C 98. B
11. B 55. D 99. A
12. D 56. A 100. D
13. E 57. E 101. A
14. A 58. B 102. B
15. B 59. D 103. E
16. D 60. E 104. C
17. B 61. C 105. D
18. C 62. D 106. A
19. E 63. A 107. D
20. B 64. B 108. B
21. D 65. D 109. E
22. C 66. E 110. C
23. D 67. C 111. D
24. E 68. B 112. A
25. A 69. A 113. D
26. C 70. D 114. B
27. A 71. C 115. A
28. E 72. A 116. E
29. D 73. E 117. C
30. A 74. D 118. E
31. B 75. B 119. A
32. A 76. A 120. C
33. E 77. E 121. A
34. D 78. C 122. B
35. C 79. B 123. D
36. B 80. C 124. D
37. A 81. D 125. C
38. D 82. A 126. B
39. E 83. E 127. A
40. B 84. C 128. B
41. A 85. D 129. C
42. E 86. E 130. D
43. A 87. B
44. E 88. E
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YDT 12 / 10 12-10 PROGRESS BOOKLETS 1 / 2 - KEY
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12-10 PROGRESS BOOKLETS 1 / 2 - KEY YDT 12 / 10
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YDT 12 / 11 12-11 PRACTICE EXAMS 1 / 2- KEY
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12-12 MINI PRACTICE EXAM 1 - KEY YDT 12 / 12
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YDT 12 / 14 12-14 GRAMMAR TESTS 1 / 16 - KEY
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12-14 GRAMMAR TESTS 1 / 16 - KEY YDT 12 / 14
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YDT 12 / 15 12-15 GRAMMAR PRACTICE 1 / 4 - KEY
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12-15 GRAMMAR PRACTICE 1 / 4 - KEY YDT 12 / 15
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YDT 12 / 15 12-15 GRAMMAR PRACTICE 1 / 4 - KEY
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12-16 GRAMMAR QUIZ 1 / 4 - KEY YDT 12 / 16
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YDT 12 / 18 12-18 VOCABULARY SET 1 - KEY
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12-19 READING COMPREHENSION SET 1 / 5- KEY YDT 12 / 19
12-19 TEST 3
1. E 3. C 5. C
2. B 4. E 6. E
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YDT 12 / 20 12-20 QUESTION TYPE SET 1 / 11 - KEY
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