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1. He works hard ................... help his family.

A. so that B. in order to C. in order that D. A and C are

correct

2. The tree ................... stands near the gate of my house has lovely flowers.

A. who B. whom C. which D. whose

3. She held the umbrella ................... both of us.

A. around B. into C. over D. out of

4. The students ................... reports are very valuable will be awarded the present.

A. who B. whom C. which D. whose

5. I’m always clipping recipes ................... magazines.

A. around B. into C. over D. out of

6. If we have much more rain, the game might be ....................

A. called off B. carried out C. sorted out D. took

off

7. This matter could be ................... if they would just sit down and talk.

A. called off B. carried out C. sorted out D. put off

8. English ................... since 2002.

A. have been learned B. has been learnt C. has to learn D. have to learn
9. We ................... for the examination.

A. have preparing B. are preparing C. had preparing D. have been

prepared

10. I’m sorry, I ................... earlier, but I ................... a lot lately.

A. didn’t write / worked B. have not written / have worked

C. have written / have worked D. wrote / didn’t work

11. He works very hard. It's not ................... that he's always ....................

A. amusing / exhausted B. surprising / interesting

C. amazing / tiring D. surprising / tired

12. I ................... Paul today, but I ................... him last Sunday.

A. didn’t see / have seen B. have not seen / have seen

C. have seen / have seen D. have not seen / saw

13. ................... colony collapse disorder? – Yes, but it ................... where I live.

A. Have you ever heard from / never happened

B. Have you ever heard of / has never happened

C. Have you never heard of / has ever happened

D. Have you ever heard from / has happened

14. It's been raining all day. I hate this weather. This weather is .................... This
weather makes me .................... It's silly to get ................... because of the weather.

A. depressed / depressed / depressing B. depressing / depressed / depressed

C. depressing / depressing / depressed D. depressed / depressing / depressed

15. The main attraction of the job was that it offered the ................... to do
research.

A.possibility B.prospect C.proposal D.opportunity

16. After having been turned down many times, now she is frightened
of ................... for a job.

A. attending B. intending

C. replying D. applying
17. Libra tends to have or display a quick and delicate appreciation of others’
feelings. They are .....................

A. intelligent B. patient C. skilled D. sensitive

18. A ................... St. Bernard dog is recovering from a ................... operation

tonight.

A. ninety-kilos/ seven-hour B. ninety-kilos/ seven-hours

C. ninth-kilo/ seventh-hour D ninety-kilo/ seven-hour

19. ................... he arrives soon, we will have to start the conference without him.

A. Suppose B. Provided C. Unless D. If

20. He is still ................... about joining the expedition because he has a lot of work
to do at home.

A. determined B. thinking C. willing D. hesitating

The only language I speak fluently is English, with the next best being
rather mediocre French. It wasn’t until I moved to England a few years ago that I
realized how much my identity was tied to the language I spoke.

It all really hit home when I moved to India for high school. India is painfully
multilingual - in urban areas most people speak at least two languages, while in
rural areas you can drive for a day and pass through half a dozen different
linguistic zones.India’s enormous variety of languages and cultures give it a
vibrancy that I have yet to experience in any other country. Yet for someone who
speaks none of them fluently, I know I’m missing out on a fundamental part of
being an Indian. It was only when I arrived in London that I realized what I was
missing. For once, I knew how to speak, fluently, the language of the majority.I
definitely wouldn’t say I was English, but after years of living in places where I
didn’t speak the native tongue, I finally realized what it was like to feel ‘at home’
in a country. (193 words)

21. The word “mediocre” in paragraph 1 is closest in meaning to ....................

A. ordinary B. unordinary C. unusual D. B and C are
correc

22. In……………. you can drive for a day and pass through half a dozen different
linguistic……..

A. rural areas/region B. countryside areas/regions

C. pastoral areas/ areas D. B and C are correct

23. India’s enormous variety of languages and cultures give it………….

A. a funny which he has to experience in any other country

B. a liveliness that he has yet to experience in any other country

C. an inactivity that he has yet to experience in any other country.

D. All are correct

24. The speaker’s opinion in the sentence “I know I’m missing out on a
fundamental part of being an Indian” (paragraph 3) is that ………………

A. to become an Indian, it’s fundamental to know how to speak their language

fluently

B. any other languages he is able to understand

C. speaking two languages

D. Indian is his native tongue

25. It can be inferred from the phrase ‘at home in a country’ (paragraph 4) to the
speaker that ………………

A. he is able to understand everyone and everything around him

B. he lives in a country which speaks his language

C. he doesn’t feel Indian

D. B and C are correct

One of the reasons so many people enjoy reality shows is that they feature real
people operating without scripts. The fact that characters have been selected to
encourage disagreements or tension and then cynically manipulated does not take
away from the reality of the programmers; in fact, it adds to it.

Far from discouraging hard work and education, reality TV programmes help to
create a society in which we have shared experiences and a strong sense of
community. Despite the fact that they do not reflect reality, they provide an
important social glue. Reality programmes play that role in contemporary society
with viewership being almost a cultural imperative, an experience shared
simultaneously with friends and family.

26. Reality shows feature real people operating without scripts. T / F / NI

27. Disagreements or tension is encouraged to add to the show by programme

producers. T / F / NI

28. Reality TV programmes discourage hard work and education. T / F / NI

29. Reality TV programmes are not a sign of reality. T / F / NI

30. So many people enjoy reality shows because there is no script for real people to
perform. T / F / NI