25.

Chrissy: Do you know ________

John: I don’t know. He may be playing games on the computer.

 where Ben is?

 where did Ben go?
 where Ben has been?
 where is Ben?

26. Taylor: Hey, why are you ignoring me? I’ve been here for 15 minutes!
Joe: Kim? I’m sorry, I ________ you with short hair!

 didn’t recognise
 didn’t remember
 don’t remember
 don’t recognise

27. Refer to the text below.

 ever done
 have been doing
 ever did
 have ever done

I think the most exciting and, as it turned out, the most dangerous thing I (27)
________ is trekking in Nepal. It was a few years ago and I was travelling around Asia
with a friend. We decided to leave the cities and the beaches behind us and do
something different. First we went to a small town in the foothills of the Himalayas
and from there we did a two-week trek around the Annapurna Range. We walked
about twenty kilometres each day. One day, while we (28) ________ a river way below
us on a tiny bridge, I suddenly lost my footing, tripped and nearly (29) ________ over
the edge. The bridge was swinging from side to side and I was hanging on for what
seemed like ages until my friend managed to pull me back up. I (30) ________ so
scared in all my life! After that, the white-water rafting was plain sailing. But I haven’t
done that since either.

28. Refer to the text below.

 were crossing
 crossed
 have crossed
 had crossed

I think the most exciting and, as it turned out, the most dangerous thing I (27)
________ is trekking in Nepal. It was a few years ago and I was travelling around Asia
with a friend. We decided to leave the cities and the beaches behind us and do
something different. First we went to a small town in the foothills of the Himalayas
and from there we did a two-week trek around the Annapurna Range. We walked
about twenty kilometres each day. One day, while we (28) ________ a river way below
us on a tiny bridge, I suddenly lost my footing, tripped and nearly (29) ________ over
the edge. The bridge was swinging from side to side and I was hanging on for what
seemed like ages until my friend managed to pull me back up. I (30) ________ so
scared in all my life! After that, the white-water rafting was plain sailing. But I haven’t
done that since either.

29. Refer to the text below.

 has fallen
 felt
 was falling
 fell

I think the most exciting and, as it turned out, the most dangerous thing I (27)
________ is trekking in Nepal. It was a few years ago and I was travelling around Asia
with a friend. We decided to leave the cities and the beaches behind us and do
something different. First we went to a small town in the foothills of the Himalayas
and from there we did a two-week trek around the Annapurna Range. We walked
about twenty kilometres each day. One day, while we (28) ________ a river way below
us on a tiny bridge, I suddenly lost my footing, tripped and nearly (29) ________ over
the edge. The bridge was swinging from side to side and I was hanging on for what
seemed like ages until my friend managed to pull me back up. I (30) ________ so
scared in all my life! After that, the white-water rafting was plain sailing. But I haven’t
done that since either.

30. Refer to the text below.

 was never
 have ever been
 haven’t ever
 have never been

I think the most exciting and, as it turned out, the most dangerous thing I (27)
________ is trekking in Nepal. It was a few years ago and I was travelling around Asia
with a friend. We decided to leave the cities and the beaches behind us and do
something different. First we went to a small town in the foothills of the Himalayas
and from there we did a two-week trek around the Annapurna Range. We walked
about twenty kilometres each day. One day, while we (28) ________ a river way below
us on a tiny bridge, I suddenly lost my footing, tripped and nearly (29) ________ over
the edge. The bridge was swinging from side to side and I was hanging on for what
seemed like ages until my friend managed to pull me back up. I (30) ________ so
scared in all my life! After that, the white-water rafting was plain sailing. But I haven’t
done that since either.

31. Jane: ________ meet outside the cinema?

Lisbon: That’s a good idea.

 How about
 Shall I
 Shall we
 Will we

32. In the UK, psychology ________ in the universities and not usually in schools.

 was taught
 is thought
 is taught
 is teaching

33. Isn’t that the woman ________ daughter is a fashion model?

 whose
 of which
 that
 who

34. Axel: Did you know that Brad and Angel broke up last night?
Alex: Really? It’s very sad but Angel is a strong person. She’ll get ________ it.

 to
 over
 on
 at

35. Some of my colleagues don’t get ________ well with each other; they always
argue over little things.

 off
 out
 on
 up

36. I ________ if I spent a bit less on going out.

  won’t be so broke
 wouldn’t be so broken
 wouldn’t be so broke
 won’t be so broken

37. Jerry admitted that he ________ the camera.

 is breaking
 had broken
 has broken
 was broken

38. Which sentence is NOT correct?

 I really must tidy up, but I’m too tired.

 You shouldn’t be driving so fast on this road.
 You don’t have to do that. It’s against the law here.
 You really should go to the Louvre when you’re in Paris.

39. Timmy: Are you ________ your new flat?

Liam: Yes. You must pop in and visit.

 settling into
 getting down
 looking forward
 doing out

40. He said that he ________ his first tool when he was five.

 has been given

 had been given
 gave
 had given

This question relates to the following text.

Ever since he was four, Ryan Goosebumps has been making things. He’s now 18, and
this is the third shed that he has built. He even helps his friends with their sheds. ‘I’ve
always had tools,’ he says. I was given my first tool when I was five. ‘When I was
eight, I made bookcases and a desk for my bedroom.’ Naturally at school his
favourite subject is Design and Technology. ‘We’re learning how bridges are
constructed. It’s fascinating,’ says Ryan.
His shed is situated in a secluded spot in a field behind his parents’ farmhouse. Ryan
designed and built everything himself. He had no help at all. He laid the stones,
nailed the wooden boards, and painted the windows and door blue.
Most of the materials were ‘borrowed’ (which means they were stolen!) from the
renovation of the family home. The shed is made of wood, with a tiled roof. The
furnishings were bought from charity shops for next to nothing. Ryan estimates that
the shed has cost a couple of hundred Euros, and took three months to build.
‘I spend a lot of time here,’ he says. ‘Four or five hours a day. It’s great to be able to
get away from nagging parents, always telling me what to do. I like to be by myself.’
Inside the shed is cosy and well-equipped. It has running water, a small kitchen, and
bunk beds. During the summer and spring months, Ryan always has friends over to
stay. They sit outside around a camp fire and look at the stars. ‘It fills me with peace
that you can’t imagine,’ says Ryan.

41. Eddie: ________

Ryan: It’s cosy and well-equipped.

 How’s the inside of the shed look like.

 What did the shed look like inside?
 What was the shed like inside?
 What’s the shed like inside?

This question relates to the following text.

Ever since he was four, Ryan Goosebumps has been making things. He’s now 18, and
this is the third shed that he has built. He even helps his friends with their sheds. ‘I’ve
always had tools,’ he says. I was given my first tool when I was five. ‘When I was
eight, I made bookcases and a desk for my bedroom.’ Naturally at school his
favourite subject is Design and Technology. ‘We’re learning how bridges are
constructed. It’s fascinating,’ says Ryan.
His shed is situated in a secluded spot in a field behind his parents’ farmhouse. Ryan
designed and built everything himself. He had no help at all. He laid the stones,
nailed the wooden boards, and painted the windows and door blue.
Most of the materials were ‘borrowed’ (which means they were stolen!) from the
renovation of the family home. The shed is made of wood, with a tiled roof. The
furnishings were bought from charity shops for next to nothing. Ryan estimates that
the shed has cost a couple of hundred Euros, and took three months to build.
‘I spend a lot of time here,’ he says. ‘Four or five hours a day. It’s great to be able to
get away from nagging parents, always telling me what to do. I like to be by myself.’
Inside the shed is cosy and well-equipped. It has running water, a small kitchen, and
bunk beds. During the summer and spring months, Ryan always has friends over to
stay. They sit outside around a camp fire and look at the stars. ‘It fills me with peace
that you can’t imagine,’ says Ryan.

42. Which statement is NOT TRUE according to the text?

 He’s built three sheds.

 Every month his friends stay overnight at his shed.
  He built the shed in a private area.
 He didn’t spend much money on furnishings.

This question relates to the following text.

Ever since he was four, Ryan Goosebumps has been making things. He’s now 18, and
this is the third shed that he has built. He even helps his friends with their sheds. ‘I’ve
always had tools,’ he says. I was given my first tool when I was five. ‘When I was
eight, I made bookcases and a desk for my bedroom.’ Naturally at school his
favourite subject is Design and Technology. ‘We’re learning how bridges are
constructed. It’s fascinating,’ says Ryan.
His shed is situated in a secluded spot in a field behind his parents’ farmhouse. Ryan
designed and built everything himself. He had no help at all. He laid the stones,
nailed the wooden boards, and painted the windows and door blue.
Most of the materials were ‘borrowed’ (which means they were stolen!) from the
renovation of the family home. The shed is made of wood, with a tiled roof. The
furnishings were bought from charity shops for next to nothing. Ryan estimates that
the shed has cost a couple of hundred Euros, and took three months to build.
‘I spend a lot of time here,’ he says. ‘Four or five hours a day. It’s great to be able to
get away from nagging parents, always telling me what to do. I like to be by myself.’
Inside the shed is cosy and well-equipped. It has running water, a small kitchen, and
bunk beds. During the summer and spring months, Ryan always has friends over to
stay. They sit outside around a camp fire and look at the stars. ‘It fills me with peace
that you can’t imagine,’ says Ryan.

43. I don’t believe in unnecessary rules. ________, I do believe in law and order.

 However
 What is more
 As a result
 Therefore

44. Megan: Someone ________ my apartment last night.

John: Oh no! What was stolen? Did they ________ with much?
Megan: Yeah, almost everything!

 got in, go away

 broke over, go off
 broke into, get away
 got into, get off

45. I can’t help ________ what life in the future will be like.

 finding
 wondering
  to ask
 to think

46. Refer to the text below.

 views
 scenes
 sightings
 sights

In previous times a belief in the existence of ghosts was quite common but in the
twenty-first century, as science finds more and more explanations for what was
previously described as ‘supernatural’, fewer people tend to believe in them.
However, from time to time, newspapers report stories of ghosts being seen in public
buildings and while there is doubtless a good explanation for these (46) ________ , it is
always interesting to ask yourself what the scientific explanation could be. A good
example is a story that received (47) ________ in all the British national newspapers in
January 2009. The city of Derby’s new hospital had been built on the (48) ________ of a
much older hospital and the papers reported that hospital staff were claiming that a
strange figure in a black cloak was stalking the corridors and wards. It seemed that
(49) ________ the previous month the ghostly apparition (50) ________ dozens of times,
moving between rooms and through walls.

47. Refer to the text below.

 public
 coverage
 news
 interest

In previous times a belief in the existence of ghosts was quite common but in the
twenty-first century, as science finds more and more explanations for what was
previously described as ‘supernatural’, fewer people tend to believe in them.
However, from time to time, newspapers report stories of ghosts being seen in public
buildings and while there is doubtless a good explanation for these (46) ________ , it is
always interesting to ask yourself what the scientific explanation could be. A good
example is a story that received (47) ________ in all the British national newspapers in
January 2009. The city of Derby’s new hospital had been built on the (48) ________ of a
much older hospital and the papers reported that hospital staff were claiming that a
strange figure in a black cloak was stalking the corridors and wards. It seemed that
(49) ________ the previous month the ghostly apparition (50) ________ dozens of times,
moving between rooms and through walls.

48. Refer to the text below.

  site
 position
 housing
 place

In previous times a belief in the existence of ghosts was quite common but in the
twenty-first century, as science finds more and more explanations for what was
previously described as ‘supernatural’, fewer people tend to believe in them.
However, from time to time, newspapers report stories of ghosts being seen in public
buildings and while there is doubtless a good explanation for these (46) ________ , it is
always interesting to ask yourself what the scientific explanation could be. A good
example is a story that received (47) ________ in all the British national newspapers in
January 2009. The city of Derby’s new hospital had been built on the (48) ________ of a
much older hospital and the papers reported that hospital staff were claiming that a
strange figure in a black cloak was stalking the corridors and wards. It seemed that
(49) ________ the previous month the ghostly apparition (50) ________ dozens of times,
moving between rooms and through walls.

49. Refer to the text below.

 at
 during
 for
 as long as

In previous times a belief in the existence of ghosts was quite common but in the
twenty-first century, as science finds more and more explanations for what was
previously described as ‘supernatural’, fewer people tend to believe in them.
However, from time to time, newspapers report stories of ghosts being seen in public
buildings and while there is doubtless a good explanation for these (46) ________ , it is
always interesting to ask yourself what the scientific explanation could be. A good
example is a story that received (47) ________ in all the British national newspapers in
January 2009. The city of Derby’s new hospital had been built on the (48) ________ of a
much older hospital and the papers reported that hospital staff were claiming that a
strange figure in a black cloak was stalking the corridors and wards. It seemed
that (49) ________ the previous month the ghostly apparition (50) ________ dozens of
times, moving between rooms and through walls.

50. Refer to the text below.

 had seen
 to be seen
 had been seen
 has been seen
In previous times a belief in the existence of ghosts was quite common but in the
twenty-first century, as science finds more and more explanations for what was
previously described as ‘supernatural’, fewer people tend to believe in them.
However, from time to time, newspapers report stories of ghosts being seen in public
buildings and while there is doubtless a good explanation for these (46) ________ , it is
always interesting to ask yourself what the scientific explanation could be. A good
example is a story that received (47) ________ in all the British national newspapers in
January 2009. The city of Derby’s new hospital had been built on the (48) ________ of a
much older hospital and the papers reported that hospital staff were claiming that a
strange figure in a black cloak was stalking the corridors and wards. It seemed that
(49) ________ the previous month the ghostly apparition (50) ________ dozens of times,
moving between rooms and through walls.