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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
31. Mary has been saving for years. Now she has got $ 3,562 on her bank account.
She has got ____________.
A. three thousand and five hundred and sixty-two dollars
B. three thousand and five hundred sixty-two dollars
C. three thousand, five hundred, sixty-two dollars
D. three thousand, five hundred and sixty-two dollars
32. Samantha, John and Ricky are students. They have had six examinations so far. Below
is the table with their examination scores taken from students’ examination records.
Read the table carefully and choose the correct answer:
EXAMS
ENGLISH
LITERATURE
SPANISH
ARTS
MEDIA &
COMMUNICATIONS
GENDER STUDIES
Average grade
SAMANTHA
10
7
8
9
6
10
8.33
JOHN
9
8
8
10
9
8
8.66
RICKY
6
9
7
6
10
9
7.83
A.
B.
C.
D.
Ricky proved poorer in media & communications than John.
Samantha has got a higher grade than John in arts.
Samantha has got the highest grade of all in gender studies.
John is the best student in media and communications.
33. Read this text and then choose a sentence to complete the paragraph:
I am crazy about football. I always watch the matches of my favourite team. Last time, my team
won a very important match. That’s why ____________.
A. I treated all my friends
B. I was very unhappy
C. I was very disappointed
D. I wanted to change my team
34. Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence:
Come and sit under the shadow. It’s ________ here.
A. more cooler
B. much cooler
C. more cool
D. the coolest
A
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35. Choose a word to complete the following sentence:
It’s my father’s birthday tomorrow. I’m in a trouble. I don’t know what to buy and I
don’t have much time. Can you, please, ________ me?
A. help
B. support
C. endorse
D. sponsor
36. Look at the following adjectives. One of them DOES NOT exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
ruthless
senseless
tasteless
smokyless
37. Choose the correct sentence:
A.
B.
C.
D.
She told to me be on time for the meeting.
She told me on time to be for the meeting.
She told me to be on time for the meeting.
She told me for the meeting to be on time.
38. Look at the words in the box and choose which sentence below is correct:
number – the – increasing - of – cars - the – is – road – on
A.
B.
C.
D.
Number of the cars on the road is increasing.
The number of cars on the road is increasing.
The cars number of on the road is increasing.
The number of cars on the increasing road is.
39. In this group of words three words have similar meaning except one.
Choose one word that is NOT similar to other three.
A. award
B. prize
C. gift
D. race
40. In many shops there is a small room in which you can put the clothes on and see
whether you like them before you buy them. Therefore, from the following expressions:
1. guest room
2. change room
3. fitting room
4. wardrobe
you should ask the shop assistant to show you the ‘fitting room’ because _______.
A. this is the room where you try the clothes.
B. this is the room where you store the clothes.
C. this is the room where you change the clothes.
D. this is the room where you fit the clothes.
A
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41. The word blew does NOT rhyme with only one of these words. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
through
thorough
horseshoe
bird-flu
42. In the string of words: worked, smiled, read, walked, talked, the word read is
different because ________.
A. it is a regular verb
B. it is in the past simple
C. it is an irregular verb
D. it is in the present simple
43. Read the paragraph carefully:
About ten percent of the population is left-handed and it seems to run in families. The
cause, therefore, seems obvious: genetics. However, identical twins, who have identical
genetic blueprint, aren’t necessarily both left-handed. This would appear to disprove the
theory that being left-handed is inherited.
Look at the highlighted text and complete the following sentence:
The author ______.
A. has no idea of the cause of left-handedness
B. is sure the cause of left-handedness is genetic
C. approves the theory of inherited left-handedness
D. supposes the cause of left-handedness is genetic
44. Read the following sentences carefully:
1. She will be a girl of seventeen wearing a bright red dress and black stockings.
2. She must be at least thirty-five years old.
3. Jennifer Jones is an experienced actress.
4. In spite of this she often appears on the stage as a young girl.
5. Jennifer will take part in a new play soon.
The correct order of sentences to form a paragraph is _________.
A. 3 1 5 2 4
B. 3 1 2 5 4
C. 3 2 4 5 1
D. 3 4 5 2 3
45. Many people from all over the world in those days were heading west in order to reach
the ‘Promised Land.’ The expression ‘Promised Land’ was a synonym of a country. This
country was __________.
A. America
B. Canada
C. Mexico
D. Argentina
A
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31. Tom owns Jack a large amount of money. Jack says he owns him exactly 11,875
Euros. Tom owns Jack ____________.
A. eleven thousand and eight hundred and seventy-five Euros
B. eleven thousand and eight hundred seventy-five Euros
C. eleven thousand, eight hundred and seventy-five Euros
D. eleven thousand, eight hundred, seventy-five Euros
32. Samantha, John and Ricky are students. They have had six examinations so far. Below is
the table with their examination scores taken from students’ examination records.
Read the table carefully and choose the correct answer:
EXAMS
ENGLISH
LITERATURE
SPANISH
ARTS
MEDIA &
COMMUNICATIONS
GENDER STUDIES
Average grade
SAMANTHA
10
7
8
9
6
10
8.33
JOHN
9
8
8
10
9
8
8.66
RICKY
6
9
7
6
10
9
7.83
A.
B.
C.
D.
Ricky is as good as John in literature.
John’s got the highest score in arts.
Samantha isn’t the best student in English.
Ricky’s score in literature isn’t the highest.
It was a cold winter evening and we were driving through the forest on an icy road. Suddenly
the car stopped and we couldn’t go on. We left the car on the road and decided to walk. We
soon saw a house in the forest. We knew someone must be in since __________.
A. the smoke was coming from the chimney
B. everything was very quiet and peaceful
C. we couldn’t see anyone around
D. there were no lights on in it
34. Choose the correct answer to complete the question:
I didn’t sleep all night long. The wind blew and I felt very __________.
A. uncomfortably
B. uncomfortable
C. much comfortable
D. non-comfortable
B
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I wanted to give a big party at a restaurant in the outskirts of the city. The manager told me that
he had to ______ additional staff if I wanted to have a real successful party.
A. beg
B. invite
C. ask
D. hire
36. Look at the following nouns. One of them DOES NOT exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
organization
celebration
realation
collation
A.
B.
C.
D.
I had expected to find him at home as usual.
I expected to had find him at home as usual.
I had expected to find him as usual at home.
I expected to had find him as usual at home.
38. Look at the words in the box and choose which sentence below is correct:
presents – could – the – see – not – children – wait – to - their
A. The presents could not wait to see their children.
B. The children not could wait to see their presents.
C. The children could not wait to see their presents.
D. The children could not see to wait their presents.
39. In this group of words three words have similar meaning except one.
Choose one word that is NOT similar to other three.
A. receive
B. give
C. take
D. accept
40. You go into a shop and you are not sure whether you want to buy something or not. If
the shop assistant asks you, ‘Can I help you?’ from the following expressions:
1. I’m just browsing.
2. I’m just surfing.
3. I’m just viewing.
4. I’m just shop-lifting.
you should say ‘I’m just browsing’ because _______.
A. you are just checking
B. you are just observing
C. you are just bargaining
D. you are just looking
B
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41. The word float does NOT rhyme with only one of these words. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
antidote
toast
taught
remote
42. In the string of words: badly, lovely, smoothly, roughly, brilliantly, the word lovely is
different because ________.
A. it is an adverb
B. it is an adjective
C. it ends in‘ly’
D. it begins in ‘l’
The big challenge facing scientists trying to rid mankind of the misery of common
flue is finding a drug that can combat the huge and ever-changing variety of cold
viruses. Researchers are looking for features that all such viruses share. Whichever
drug company comes up with something is guaranteed to make a fortune.
Look at the highlighted text and complete the following sentence:
The author _______.
A. is positive that the company will make a lot of money
B. supposes the company will make a lot of money
C. thinks that the company will make a lot of money
D. hopes that the company will make a lot of money
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I believe this is what life-long learning is about.
However, he always said he learnt a lot from us, the youngsters.
Always calm and understanding, he served as a mentor to many of us.
My grandfather was a really remarkable person.
We never made big decisions without having turned to him.
A. 1 4 5 3 2
B. 4 5 3 1 2
C. 4 3 5 2 1
D. 5 4 2 1 3
45. There are only two countries in the world in which drivers drive on the left side of the
road. One of these countries is Japan, whereas the other is ______.
A. Portugal
B. South Africa
C. Gambia
D. Great Britain (ne keto dy vende vozitet ne te majte, dhe nuk jane vetem dy vende ku vozitet ne te majte)
B
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31. Read the following sentence:
The disastrous earthquake happened on _____________ 32.
The correct alternative of the spoken form of this sentence is______ :
A. the seven of September seventeen hundred
B. the seventh of September, seventeen
C. the seventh of September, seventeen and
D. September the seventh, a thousand seven hundred
(gjitha jane gabim)
32. You are going to travel long distance and are considering the most convenient
means of transport. Look at the table below and choose the correct answer:
Means of Advantages Disadvantages
transport
Car
Train
Takes you wherever
you want to go, cheap,
No traffic jams, fast,
comfortable, can read,
watch the world go by
Cheap, can read, sleep,
Traffic jams, not safe, cannot
read, sleep, cannot watch the
world go by
Expensive, crowded, cannot
take you door to door, need a
taxi or bus to the railway
station
Not very comfortable, blocked
roads, speed limit, cannot
walk or stand
Takes too long, makes you

seasick, dangerous if you can’t
swim
Bus
Ship
Comfortable,
luxurious, cheap, can
socialize, relax, make
the most of it
Fast, comfortable, can Very expensive, dangerous,
Airplane read, sleep, eat need a taxi or bus to airport
A. You can relax while travelling by car and enjoy the world around you.
B. Travelling by ship is convenient because it doesn’t take too much time.
C. Air transport is much cheaper than railway transport.
D. Travelling by bus is not as comfortable as travelling by train.
1. On the way we saw Sandy and Sally and picked them up.
2. There was so much fish in the river that they went crazy after the bait.
3. We had nothing planned so we decided to go fishing in the river.
4. It was a nice sunny summer July morning.
5. We went home happy to be able to bring along a bag full of fresh fish.
A. 4 3 1 2 5
B. 3 2 5 4 1
C. 2 1 4 5 3
D. 1 3 5 2 4
A
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I finished my course and I was among the winning participants. We were all _________ special
prizes.
A. won
B. earned
C. awarded
D. deserved
35. Read the following sentences and then choose a sentence to complete the dialogue:
Sandy: I am taking my driving test tomorrow. I’m so scared.
Simon: ____________
A. Good fortune.
B. Have a good time.
C. Good luck.
D. Have a safe drive.
36. In the following dialogue:
Robert: Someone’s broken into my house last night.
Tania : Did you report ___________ to the police?
from the following expressions:
1. the burglary
2. the mugging
3. the bribery
4. the arson
Tania should say, ‘the burglary’ because _______.
A. someone has put Robert’s house on fire.
B. someone has stolen things from Robert’s house.
C. someone has attacked Robert in front of his house.
D. someone’s got into his house and offered him money for a favour.
37. Choose the correct answer to complete the question:
Of all the fruit I like __________ best because it’s so juicy.
A. a orange
B. an orange
C. orange
D. the orange
38. Look at the following nouns. One of these words DOES NOT exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
manhood
girlhood
boyhood
sonhood
A.
B.
C.
D.
A
If I didn’t work hard in the company, I wouldn’t travel abroad so much.
If didn’t I work hard in the company, I wouldn’t travel abroad so much.
Didn’t I work hard in the company if I wouldn’t travel abroad so much.
I didn’t work hard in the company if I wouldn’t travel abroad so much.
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40. Look at the words in the box:
ninety-six – who – my – old – he – interesting - had - life – years – an – is
The correct combination to form a sentence is:
A. My grandfather is ninety-six years old, who had an interesting life.
B. My grandfather, who is ninety-six years old, had an interesting life.
C. My old grandfather is ninety-six years, who had an interesting life.
D. My grandfather who ninety-six years old is, had an interesting life.
41. Which word is different?
A.
B.
C.
D.
bright
tight
fight
right
42. In the words given below the underlined letter(s) is pronounced in the same way
EXCEPT in one. Which one?
A. heart
B. smart
C. remark
D. least
43. In the string of word bookcase, plant, shelf, desk, table, the word plant is different
because ___________.
A. it isn’t an object
B. it’s a piece of furniture
C. it’s in the house
D. it isn’t in the house
Well, we’re five minutes from the end of the game, and the score is Scotland 2, England 2. And
Stevens, the English midfield player, has got the ball…he’s running forward. Barnes is in the
middle and he wants the ball… Can Steven’s see him? Yes, he can. It’s Stevens to
Barnes…Barnes is going round Macintosh…he’s going round McDonald… Yes! And it’s a
goal! In the 87th minute! And it’s Scotland 2 and England 3.
Look at the highlighted sentence and complete the following sentence:
The commentator _____________________________.
A. knows that Stevens is able to see Barnes.
B. thinks that Stevens is able to see Barnes.
C. isn’t sure that Stevens is able to see Barnes.
D. is afraid that Stevens is able to see Barnes.
45. Read the following paragraph:
Ginger’s pocket money is steady. However, she has a multiple source pocket money. Her father
always gives her 23€ on the first of the month. Her mother, who also works, but doesn’t live
with her and her father, sends her a cheque to 56€. In addition, her grandmother regularly
deposits 33€ on Ginger’s bank account. Therefore, the amount of her monthly pocket money is
_______.
A. hundred and two Euros
B. hundred and twelve Euros
C. hundred and twenty-two Euros
D. hundred and thirty-two Euros
A
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31. Choose the correct alternative to complete the following sentence:
That night the ground started to shake exactly at 12 p.m. It started to shake ______.
A. in the middle of the night.
B. at midnight.
C. during the night.
D. after midnight.(pas mesnates, meqenese nuk ka pergjigje tjeter: 12 pm eshte mesdite)
Means of advantages Disadvantages
transport
Car
Train
Bus
Ship
Takes you wherever
you want to go, cheap,
No traffic jams, fast,
comfortable, can read,
Cheap, can read, sleep,
Comfortable,
luxurious, cheap, can
socialize, relax, make
the most of it
Fast, comfortable, can
read, sleep, eat
Traffic jams, not safe, cannot
read, sleep, cannot watch the
world go by
Expensive, crowded, cannot
take you door to door
Not very comfortable, blocked
roads, speed limit, cannot
walk or stand
Takes too long, makes you
seasick, dangerous if you can’t
swim
Very expensive, dangerous,
need a taxi or bus to airport
Airplane
A.
B.
C.
D.
One cannot sleep or read or see the world go by while travelling by bus.
Travelling by airplane you can see the world around you all the time.
Train takes you wherever you want to go and stops at the point you want.
As far as safety conditions are concerned cars are as dangerous as airplanes.
33. Read the following sentences:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The story is about a remote village in the middle of nowhere.
But one day he disappears with no trace and everything goes wrong.
Everybody is happy until a stranger comes to village to seek his fortune.
It is the most exciting book I have ever read.
He makes a plan to build a large factory and employ many villagers.
The correct order of sentences to form a dialogue is:
A. 3 2 1 5 4
B. 1 2 3 4 5
C. 4 1 3 5 2
D. 4 5 2 1 2
B
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‘This is indeed a very nice room’ ‘Yes, but I must ________ it by the end of this month.’
A. vacate
B. abandon
C. leave
D. evacuate
Barbara: I wanted to tell you the truth but you wouldn’t listen.
Shirley: __________. I know the whole story.
A. It’s no bother!
B. Don’t trouble!
C. Don’t bother!
D. It’s no trouble!
George: Did you buy that house?
Steven: I didn’t. I couldn’t get ________ .
1. pocket money
2. mortgage
3. allowance
4. grant
Steven should say, ‘the mortgage’ because _______.
A. this is the money he should have in the house when he buys it.
B. this is the money he should have in his pocket when he buys a house.
C. this is the money he borrows when he buys a house and doesn’t pay back.
D. this is the money he borrows when he buys a house and has to pay back.
In the world of animals __________ is considered the king.
A. lion
B. a lion
C. the lion
D. that lion
38. Look at the following nouns. One of these words DOES NOT exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
solemnity
celebrity
tranquility
accountility
A.
B.
C.
D.
B
I applied for that new job because a friend of mine recommended it to me.
Because I applied for that new job a friend of mine recommended it to me.
I applied because for that new job a friend of mine recommended it to me.
I applied that new job for because a friend of mine recommended it to me.
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people - what – think – think - you – do - these – world – rest - the – the – of – of
The correct combination to form a question is:
A. What do these people think you of the rest of the world think?
B. What the rest of the world think do you think of these people?
C. What do you think these people think of the rest of the world?
D. What these people do think of the rest of the world think you?
42. In the words given below the underlined letter(s) is pronounced in the same way
EXCEPT in one. Which one?
A. enough
B. though
C. tough
D. rough
43. In the string of words: wet, rain, dry, cloudy, windy the word rain is different because
A.
B.
C.
D.
it’s an adjective
it denotes weather conditions
it is a noun
it doesn’t denote weather conditions
Now Scotland needs a goal for a draw. They need two goals for a win. Can they do it?
MacLeish has got the ball for Scotland. Listen to the crowd! They live the little striker from
Glasgow rangers! MacLeish is going past Brown…Brown can’t stop him. MacFarlane is on his
right, MacPherson is on his left… MacFarlane wants the ball. But MacLeish isn’t going to give
it to him. The goalkeeper is coming towards him…he’s going past the goalkeeper…and that’s
it. It’s there! It’s a draw! The referee is blowing his whistle. That’s the end of the game!
Look at the highlighted sentence and complete the following sentence:
The commentator___________________.
A. calculates the winning score.
B. is convinced that they will win.
C. thinks that that they will win.
D. considers that that they should win.
Ginger’s expenditure is stable. Her monthly course fee is 95€, the bus fare is 24 €, the flat rent is
not very high; however 320€ is a lot of money for a student. Apart from this she usually spends
other 200€ for food. Not counting clothes, books, wireless connection expenses, going out with
friends and similar, her monthly expenses are ________.
A. six hundred and ninety-four Euros
B. six hundred and thirty-nine Euros
C. five hundred and ninety-four Euros
D. seven hundred and thirty-nine Euros
B
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The opening ceremony of his exhibition was held on 22/07/2008.
It was held on _________.
A. the twenty-second of July, two thousand and eight
B. the twenty-second July, of two thousand and eight
C. twenty-two July, at two thousand and eight
D. twenty-second of July, in two thousand and eight
22. This graph shows the business
scale of a company during five
years period. Look at the chart
below and choose the correct
sentence:
A. In 1994 sales fell slightly.
B. In 1995 there was a sharp fall.
C. In 1997 business reached the
peak of its success.
D. In the five year period sales
showed constant increase.
1. Come on! It wasn’t so bad after all, was it?
2. No, never. Too much trouble.
3. Yes, but I also remember the cold winter nights and…
4. Why? Don’t you remember those green fields and the fresh air?
5. Have you ever thought of moving to the countryside?
The correct order of sentences to form a dialogue is _________.
A. 1 2 5 4 3
B. 5 2 4 3 1
C. 2 1 4 5 3
D. 4 3 5 2 1
24. ONLY ONE of the words below CANNOT be used to complete the following
paragraph. Which one?
We have always been very careful in our behaviour at school. We have never insulted anyone,
cheated on tests, or done any mischief. We have always been very ___________.
A. respectful
B. well-mannered
C. rude
D. polite
Barbara: Maria and Philip are getting married.
Becky: __________
Barbara: They’re in love, remember?
A. It isn’t very interesting, is it?
B. And they did not see you?
C. What a sad story.
D. This can’t be true.
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Barbara: I have always imagined him differently.
Peter: ______ , but he seems quite a nice guy.
From the following words:
1. So did I
2. Me neither
3. Hopefully
4. Unlikely
Peter should say, ‘So did I.’ because _______.
A. Peter agrees with Barbara
B. Peter disagrees with Barbara
C. Peter hopes he is different
D. Peter doesn’t believe he is different
I always wanted to have black ______.
A. hairs
B. hair
C. hair’s
D. hairy
28. The sentence: ‘My brother is doing a test right now.’ is in the ______.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Present simple tense
Present perfect tense
Present continuous tense
Present perfect continuous tense
29. Look at the following nouns. One of them DOES NOT exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
readiness
happiness
business
agreeness
30. Choose the best way to join the following sentences:
We wanted to see him so much.
He was very busy as usual.
A. We wanted to see him so much but he was very busy as usual.
B. We wanted to see him so much and she was very busy as usual.
C. We wanted to see him so much because he was very busy as usual.
D. We wanted to see him so much so he was very busy as usual.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Last week I went to see my father to Canada.
Last week I went to my father to see Canada.
Last week I went to Canada to see my father.
Last week I went to see Canada to my father.
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like - would – you – I – calling – to – not – for - apologize
A. I would like apologize to for not calling you.
B. I would like to apologize for not calling you.
C. I would not to apologize like for calling you.
D. I would not apologize like to for calling you.
A.
B.
C.
D.
bar
pub
café
shop
I wanted to go for a ________.
You can ______, can’t you?
A.
B.
C.
D.
drive
paint
call
write
35. One of the word below DOES NOT rhyme with the word fight. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
right
bite
fate
ride
36. In the string of words: whale (balenë), dolphin, fish, monkey, shark the word monkey is
different because ___________.
A. it is a noun
B. it is an animal
C. it lives in the sea
D. it doesn’t live in the sea
Mrs Fox is an elderly woman. She was born in 1918. Her hair has turned white now, but she’s
still got bright blue eyes. She’s not very tall. She doesn’t seem to be taller than one meter
fifty. She’s wearing a grey dress with a white jacket. It’s an old dress, I know, because I’ve
seen her in that dress a number of times. However, it looks very nice on her.
Look at the highlighted part of the text and complete the following sentence:
The author _____________________________.
A. doesn’t know if she is tall or short
B. doesn’t know how tall she is exactly
C. knows how tall she is exactly
D. is sure she is not one meter and fifty
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39. This sport is very popular in the English speaking world and
A.
B.
C.
D.
cricket
golf
polo
rugby
Two airplanes are landing on London Heathrow Airport: a Lockheed L1011 with 246
passengers and 3 members of the crew and a Boeing 767 with a crew of 2 and the total of 255
passengers. The total number of people on board of the two planes is __________.
A. 506
B. 560
C. 605
D. 650
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Marlow's salary is £2,249. He earns ____________monthly.
A. two thousand, two hundred forty and nine pounds
B. two thousand and two hundred and forty-nine pounds
C. two thousand, two hundred and forty-nine pounds
D. two thousand, two hundred, forty-nine pounds
1. For five years. It’s been really difficult.
2. I’m sure this is not your first job, is it?
3. How long have you been trying to find a job?
4. Mm. It seems to me you’re an expert in changing jobs.
5. Of course not, I’ve had over thirty jobs so far.
A. 1 2 3 4 5
B. 3 1 2 5 4
C. 3 2 1 5 4
D. 4 5 2 1 2
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Rebecca Patrick Johanna Pierre
Age?
Job?
Likes?
22
No
music,
reading,
cooking
the guitar,
the drums
English,
Spanish
Hates dogs,
cats, ducks
and ants
18
Yes
reading,
computers,
going out
ice hockey,
ice-skating
Swedish,
English
23
Yes
going to
movies,
music,
writing
the piano,
baseball
English,
Chinese
16
No
writing,
cooking,
eating
tennis,
basketball
Spanish,
English
Hates
ducks and
cats but
loves ants
Plays(sports/instrument)
Languages?
Other information
A.
B.
C.
D.
Loves all Loves cats
sports, and and dogs
dogs and and all
cats animals
Neither Rebecca nor Johanna speaks Chinese.
Only Pierre speaks Spanish and English.
Only Patrick loves cats and dogs and hates sports.
Both Johanna and Patrick love cats and dogs.
sentence. Which one?
Peter is very often forced to leave the classes because he is a part-time student. So he decided
to _______ a new lap-top in order to do his homework outside university and email it to his
professors.
A. get rid of
B. pay for
C. obtain
D. purchase
In September of 1929, USA traders did not believe the stock market would continue its
phenomenal rise. Prices fell and for many investors the drop produced a panic. They were
pressed to sell before ____________.
A. the prices were stable
B. the prices increased more
C. the prices fell even lower
D. the prices were too high
26. The sentence ‘We will have finished our exams at the university by this time next
year.’ is in the _________.
A. Future continuous tense
B. Future perfect tense
C. Future simple tense
D. Future perfect continuous tense
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Kate: I expected you will come to visit us in your new car.
Carla: I couldn’t buy it. There were some problems with the ________ from my account.
1. transfer
2. withdrawal
3. deposit
4. daily allowance
Carla should say, ‘transfer’ because _______.
A. this is the money she can spend from her account for her daily needs.
B. this is the money the bank should pay to the account of the car company
C. this is the money she should put in her bank and save it for when she needs it.
D. this is the money that should be taken from an account and paid to the other.
The children went to the zoo and saw many animals there, including ______.
A. some lions
B. much lions
C. too lions
D. and lions
29. Look at the following adverbs. One of them does not exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
continually
progressively
unequally
consultedly
A foot of snow fell overnight.
The trains were still running.
A. A foot of snow fell overnight and so the trains were running across the country.
B. A foot of snow fell overnight and but the trains were running across the country.
C. A foot of snow fell overnight and yet the trains were running across the country.
D. A foot of snow fell overnight and because the trains were running across the country.
A.
B.
C.
D.
It is obvious that we have been spending too much money on the household lately.
That we have been spending on the household too much money lately it is obvious.
It is that obvious we lately have been spending too much money on the household.
We have been too much money spending on the household lately that it is obvious.
boots – garden – I – muddy - are – see - since – in – you’ve - the –worked - your
A. I see muddy your boots are since in the garden you’ve worked.
B. I see your boots are muddy since you’ve worked in the garden.
C. I worked in the garden since you’ve see your boots are muddy.
D. I worked in your garden since see you’ve the boots are muddy.
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Which word is different?
A. telephone
B. telemeter
C. telepathy
D. television
34. Choose the correct word to complete the following sentences:
It was a small ______ but very valuable for me.
The teacher didn’t ________ to our coming late.
A. article
B. thing
C. oppose
D. object
35. Which word below does NOT rhyme with the word sight?
A. bite
B. flight
C. faint
D. write
36. In the string of words: comfortable, attractive, careful, careless, important, the
word careless is different because ________.
A. it begins in letter C
B. its meaning is negative
C. it is an adjective
D. its meaning is positive
Cotton has been grown for over five thousand years in places so far apart as Mexico, China,
Egypt, and India. It was a great luxury, more expensive than silk, because so many workers
were needed to pick it. However, a huge increase in the number of slaves in the American
South resulted in much greater cotton production and a fall of price. This, and new
technology of the industrial revolution, made cotton the cheapest fabric in history.
The author ___________________.
A. considers that technology alone did not make cotton the
cheapest fabric.
B. thinks that the increase of the number of slaves made
cotton the cheapest fabric.
C. doesn’t think that the new technology made cotton the cheapest fabric.
D. is not sure that cotton became the cheapest fabric.
38. The following sign means that _________.
A. you can park your car at weekdays after 9.30 and before 5.30
B. you can’t park your car at weekends during the indicated hours
C. you can park from Monday to Saturday except during the indicated hours
D. you can park your car before Monday and after Saturday
39. People give parties on various occasions: when they get married, when they get a new
job when they move to a new house, and similar. There is one special party which is
organized when the youngsters finish school and it is attended by all the students of a
generation. This party is called ______.
A. wedding party
B. housewarming party
C. freshmen party
D. graduation party
33.
Jenny lives in a spacious flat which has two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room and a study, a
toilet and a bathroom. The total space of the flat is estimated to be 87m2. However, Jenny’s
flat is on two floors and has a separate entrance; it’s like a house really. Upstairs, the size of
the bedrooms is 32m2 in total and the bathroom counts for additional 9m2. Downstairs is the
kitchen, the living room, the study, and the toilet. The upper part of the flat is smaller for
_______.
A. three square metresmetres
B. five square metres
C. four square metres
D. six square metres
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Our generation reunion party was held on 28/4/2007. It was held on ______.\
A. April twenty-eighth, of two thousand and seven
B. twenty-eighth of April, two thousand and seven
C. twenty-eight of the April, two thousand and seven
D. the twenty-eighth of April, two thousand and seven
1. Hello, Jenny. This is Marcus, remember me from school?
2. I’m awfully sorry. I’m travelling tonight and…
3. Fine, thanks. Listen I wanted to invite you to a party tomorrow night…
4. Hello, 793 728 356.
5. Which school? Oh, hi Marcus. How are you?
A. 1 2 5 4 3
B. 2 1 4 5 3
C. 4 1 5 3 2
D. 4 3 5 2 1
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23. Pierre, Johanna, Patrick, and Rebecca are e-mail friends. They communicate
daily because they have many things in common. Look at the table below and
choose the correct answer:
Pierre Johanna Patrick Rebecca
Age?
Job?
Likes?
22
No
music,
reading,
cooking
the
guitar,
the
drums
English,
French
Hates
dogs,
works
long
hours
18
Yes
reading,
computers,
going out
ice hockey,
ice-skating
23
Yes
going to
movies,
music,
writing
the piano,
baseball
16
No
writing,
cooking,
eating
tennis,
basketball
Plays(sports/instrument)
Languages?
Other information
Swedish,
English
Interested
in all
sports,
loves dogs
English,
Chinese
Loves cats
and dogs
and all
animals
Spanish,
English
Hates
ducks and
cats but
loves ants
A. Patrick likes going to movies, the others don’t.
B. Johanna likes cooking but Rebecca doesn’t.
C. Both Pierre and Johanna are employed.
D. They all like reading and writing books.
Mat and his friends are in the final year of the high school. All the students in Mat’s class are
very successful. They have never failed at school because they are all very ________.
A. hardworking
B. idle
C. diligent
D. energetic
25. Read the following sentences and then choose a sentence to complete the
dialogue:
Bleron: I didn’t expect to find you home. What are you going to do tonight?
Arta: I don’t know yet. ____________.
Bleron: To tea?
A. One of my neighbours has invited me...
B. One of my neighbours has pleased me…
C. One of my neighbours has welcomed me…
D. One of my neighbours has suggested me…
26. The sentence ‘We have never been so happy in our lives.’ is in the ______.
A. Present simple tense
B. Present continuous tense
C. Present perfect tense
D. Present perfect continuous tense
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Bertha: I went to visit a friend of mine who lives in Leeds.
Maggie: Oh, really? Where is Leeds ___________?
from the following words:
1. situated
2. built
3. found
4. repositioned
Maggie should say, ‘situated’ because _______.
A. this is the place where they are building the city.
B. this is the place where the city is located geographically.
C. this is the exact place where you find the situation and place.
D. this is where they have found the city and placed it again.
Didn’t you know that _________ cannot be bought in the library?
A. books
B. the books
C. those books
D. some books
29. Look at the following nouns. One of them does not exist. Which one?
A. punishment
B. parliament
C. agreement
D. recoverment
They greeted a teenage girl like a hero.
She saved a drowning child’s life.
A. They greeted a teenage girl like a hero after she saved a drowning child’s life.
B. They greeted a teenage girl like a hero but she saved a drowning child’s life.
C. They greeted a teenage girl like a hero and she saved a drowning child’s life.
D. They greeted a teenage girl like a hero so she saved a drowning child’s life.
A. I don’t although in miracles believe, his recovery seems to defy the
medical explanations.
B. Although I don’t believe in miracles, his recovery seems to confront the
C. I don’t believe in miracles although, his recovery to defy seems the
D. I don’t in miracles believe, his recovery although seems to defy the
offered – a – Kate – graduated – immediately – place - from - she - University – after -
was
A. Kate a place was offered after she from University immediately graduated.
B. Kate after she immediately graduated was offered a place from University.
C. Kate was offered a place immediately after she graduated from University.
D. Kate after a place was offered from University immediately she graduated.
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A. clinic
B. hospital
C. sanatorium
D. hotel
They decided to put that on ________ last minute.
I didn’t know that his illness was at such an advanced _________.
A. phase
B. drama
C. stage
D. act
35. Which word below does NOT rhyme with the word straight?
A. great
B. night
C. eight
D. late
36. In the string of words: water, milk, packet, petrol, money, the word packet is
different because ___________.
A. it is a countable noun
B. it consists of six letters
C. it consists of five sounds
D. it is an uncountable noun
Cotton has been grown for over five thousand years in places so far apart as Mexico,
China, Egypt, and India. It was a great luxury, more expensive than silk, because so many
workers were needed to pick it. However, a huge increase in the number of slaves in the
American South resulted in much greater cotton production and a fall of price. This, and new
technology of the industrial revolution, made cotton the cheapest fabric in history.
The author _____________________________.
A. is sure that cotton was grown for five thousand years.
B. is speculating about the origin of growing cotton.
C. is certain about the history of growing cotton.
D. knows when exactly the cotton cultivation began.
38. When you see this sign, you instantly know that ______.
A. you are always allowed to park your car in the area.
B. it’s OK to park, it is not a strict ‘No Parking’ area.
C. your car will be towed away if you park in the area.
D. your parked car will be transported for free in this area.
39. Many people in the world celebrate one day in the year as a
special day for that particular person. It is not related to the days of the week. It is related
to a date in a month and is celebrated every year. On this day, a person may give a party,
friends may bring presents, and everybody is happy. This day is known as __________.
A. birthday
B. mother’s day
C. father’s day
D. wedding day
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Eileen works in a bank. She always goes to work by car. She drives for four kilometers to and
from work every day. However, this is not all. After work she takes the children from school,
which is three kilometres away from her working place. Then, together with them she goes to
visit her mother to make sure that she is fine and doesn’t need anything. That is additional five
kilometres. On their way back home, they pass by the school and the bank. The distance
Eileen travels to work is shorter from that back home for __________.
A. three kilometres
B. four kilometres
C. five kilometres
D. eight kilometres
Kosova declared its independence on 17/02/2008.
The Independence of Kosova was declared on __________.
A. the seventeenth of February, two thousand and eight
B. the seventeenth of two thousand and eight, February
C. the February of seventeenth, two thousand and eight
D. the seventeenth February of two thousand and eight
22. This graph shows the business scale of a company during five years period. Look at the
chart below and choose the correct sentence:
A. In the year 2001 sales rose slightly.
B. In 2002 sales rose rapidly.
C. In 2003 there was a steady fall of sales.
D. In the five year period the sales rose
steadily.
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004
sa les
sa les
sa les

1. Oh, he’s a very good friend of mine.
2. I can’t believe this. How come you never mentioned him?
3. You’ve never asked me, have you?
4. Where have you been all day? The boss was asking for you.
5. I had lunch with a very interesting man, Tom Henson.
A. 3 2 1 5 4
B. 1 2 3 4 5
C. 4 5 1 2 3
D. 5 4 3 1 2
My friends constantly speak well of our professors. They say they are very much _________
to their professors for everything they did for them for all these years.
A. obliged
B. indebted
C. thankful
D. infuriated
I am planning to continue my studies. I always wanted to study in England. Last month, I
applied and I took an English language test but I was just two points short to pass it. That’s
why ____________.
A.
B.
C.
D.
I started learning English again
I am very happy
I am very surprised
I am planning to quit
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Barbara: I have always imagined him _________.
Peter: Me too, but he seems quite a nice guy.
1. differently
2. likely
3. hopefully
4. unlikely
Barbara should say, ‘differently’ because _______.
A. it is probable that he should look similar
B. it is expected that he should be similar
C. the reality does not fit the image she had in her mind
D. it is improbable that he doesn’t look as she expected
This is the _______ drink I have ever drunk.
A. sweetest
B. sweeter
C. more sweet
D. most sweet
28. The sentence: ‘Everybody wants to be rich and famous.’ is in the _________.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Past simple tense
Future continuous tense
A.
B.
C.
D.
careful
fruitful
rightful
funniful
30.Choose the best way to join the following sentences:
We arrived very late that day.
The teacher told us to wait until the next class.
A. We arrived very late that day so the teacher told us to wait outside.
B. We arrived very late that day since the teacher told us to wait outside.
C. We arrived very late that day but the teacher told us to wait outside.
D. We arrived very late that day or the teacher told us to wait outside.
A.
B.
C.
D.
In France as parts of Italy they speak French as well.
They in France speak French as well as parts of Italy.
They speak French in France as well as parts of Italy.
They French speak in Italy as well as parts of France.
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away - several – got – money – robbers – bags – the – with - of
A. The robbers got with several away bags of money.
B. The robbers got away with several bags of money.
C. The robbers with bags got away several of money.
D. The robbers with several bags got away of money.
A.
B.
C.
D.
blue
quick
hard
slow
34.Read the following sentences and then choose a sentence to complete the dialogue:
We always _________ the flowers in the evening.
The world faces the _________ crisis.
A. watch
B. drink
C. care
D. water
35.One of the words below DOES NOT rhyme with the word meat? Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
mean
seen
slim
feast
36. In the string of words: books, shelves, magazines, novels, anthologies, the word
shelves is different because ___________.
A. it is a noun
B. it is in plural
C. it can be read
D. it can’t be read
Angela Bond is a student. I suppose she is a first year student. She studies French and
Spanish at Oxford University. She’s wearing a white skirt – its quite long – with a green
blouse, and white shoes. She’s around average height, and she’s got brown hair and dark
brown eyes.
The author _____________________________.
A. is sure she’s a first year student
B. isn’t sure if she is in her first year of studies
C. doesn’t tell in which year of studies she is
D. is quite convinced that she is not a student
38. The following sign means that _________
A. this is where you can get information you are interested in
B. this is where you have to answer all the questions
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C. this is where people can ask you all questions
D. this is where people are interviewed
39.This sport is very popular in the English speaking world and
especially in America. It is known as:
A. cricket
B. polo
C. baseball
D. soccer
Two airplanes are taking off at the same time from Berlin Airport: a Boeing 747 with 452
passengers and the crew of 3 and an Airbus A310 carrying 220 passengers and 3 crew
members. They are flying to London. The total number of people on board of the two planes
is _______.
A.
B.
C.
D.
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21. Jenna gave a birthday party last night. We all had great fun although we knew it was
not her birthday because she was born on 13/06/1992. Jenna was born on_____.
A. the thirteenth of June, nineteen ninety-two
B. thirteen of the June, nineteen ninety-two
C. thirteenth of June, nineteen ninety-two
D. June thirteenth, of nineteen ninety-two
22. Lana, Roger, Debbie, and Steven all attend the same school. They spend a lot of time
together. They have many things in common. However, this summer they have decided
to plan their summer holidays on their own. They will go hitchhiking in Europe.
Look at the table below and choose the correct answer:
LANA
ROGER
DEBBIE
STEVEN
2nd part of June Austria Belgium Switzerland France
July Germany France Austria Belgium
August France Germany France Switzerland
1st part of
September Switzerland Austria France Germany
A. All of them will visit different countries during the same months.
B. None of them will be in the same country during the same month.
C. Lana will visit three countries during the summer.
D. Two of them will visit the same country during the same month.
23.
1. Yes, I’ve walked a lot and now I’m tired and hungry.
2. What is on the menu? Let me see…
3. I don’t understand this. Let’s ask the waiter for advice.
4. Have you had a good afternoon, Susan?
5. I am too. What shall we have?
A. 1 2 5 4 3
B. 2 1 4 5 3
C. 4 1 5 2 3
D. 4 3 5 2 1
Look! They’re coming! Can’t you see them? Jane is the ___________ girl wearing a
white hat.
A. tall
B. high
C. smart
D. elegant
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dialogue:
Ben: This is an Identikit picture of Brian Smith. Look for him at airports and seaports.
Diana: What has he done? Why is he wanted?
Ben: He’s a pickpocket, _____________
A. he steals money, credit cards, passports…
B. he robs banks and cash-points.
C. he breaks into houses.
D. he kidnaps children.
Rowena: Prince Charles will be in Oxford tomorrow and meet the mayor of Oxford.
Tim: Who told you that? Let’s go and ___________ him?
1. salute
2. lecture
3. meet
4. chat with
Tim should say, ‘salute’ because _______.
A. this is what we do when we meet our friends.
B. this is what people usually do when they meet a prince.
C. this is how you show your respect to an important personality.
D. it is not unusual for us to meet the members of the royal family.
He always wants to give __________ to people around him.
A. advise
B. advice
C. advises
D. advices
28. The sentence ‘I have been reading for ages.’ is in the ______.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Present perfect tense
Present perfect continuous tense
29. Look at the following verbs. One of them DOES NOT exist. Which one?
A.
B.
C.
D.
analyze
carelize
stabilize
harmonize
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They want to be happy.
Understanding what makes people happy is essential.
A. They want to be happy so understanding what makes them happy is
essential.
B. They want to be happy because understanding what makes them happy is
essential.
C. They want to be happy that understanding what makes them happy is
essential.
D. They want to be happy although understanding what makes them happy
is essential.
A. We thought of him never as part of the family despite that the fact he
was one of us.
B. We never thought of him as part of the family despite the fact that he
was one of us.
C. We never thought of him as of the family part despite that the fact he
was one of us.
D. Despite we never thought of him as part of the family the fact that he
was one of us.
asked – one – interviewer – for – the – of – opinion – workers - the – his
A. The interviewer asked one of the workers for his opinion.
B. The interviewer asked for his opinion one of the workers.
C. The interviewer for his opinion asked one of the workers.
D. For his opinion the interviewer asked one of the workers.
A.
B.
C.
D.
goal
stadium
ball
scorer
I could not ______________ his questions easily.
They will _____________ all that you ask.
A. take
B. choose
C. answer
D. respond
35. Which word below does NOT rhyme with the word victorious?
A.
B.
C.
D.
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dangerous
curious
luxurious
A
36. In the string of words: carefully, amazingly, wonderfully, carelessly,
encouragingly, the word carelessly is different because ___________.
A. it is an adjective
B. it is an adverb
C. its meaning is positive
D. its meaning is negative
Western Australia is eight times the size of Britain, but it has only one million
people. 900,000 of them live in and around the state capital, Perth. The other 100,000
people live in ‘the outback’, an area of 2,500,000 square kilometres. The area is hot and
dry. Temperatures are usually over 300C in summer and sometimes 400C. It hardly ever rains.
Sheep farming is the main occupation, and the farms are called ‘sheep stations’ in Australia.
The children can’t go to school, and they hardly ever see a teacher. They have lessons from a
two-way radio. It’s called ‘The School of the Air’. The children can speak to the teacher and
other children in the class by radio.
The author _____________________________.
A. knows exactly how big the area and population of Western Australia is.
B. is speculating about the size of the area and population of Western Australia.
C. is not certain about the size of the area and population of Western Australia.
D. doesn’t know the exact size of the area of Western Australia.
38. The following sign means:
A.
B.
C.
D.
taxis are not allowed to park here.
you can find a taxi near here.
the road is blocked for taxis.
taxi transport is for free in this area.
39. In many countries people celebrate holidays of different
kinds. This particular holiday is very much appreciated
by children. On this occasion they wear masks and fancy costumes and go door to door
saying ‘Trick or treat’. Below is the symbol of this holiday:
The holiday is called:
A. Christmas
B. Easter
C. Halloween
D. Thanksgiving
Dianna went shopping yesterday. She first went into a greengrocer’s. She bought a
kilo of English apples. They cost £1.85. Then she took a kilo of French pears. They were
£1.25. She also bought a kilo of English strawberries and half a kilo of Italian grapes. She
paid £2.70 for these. She paid __________ altogether.
A. five pounds and eighty pence
B. six pounds and eighty pence
C. four pounds and eighty pence
D. three pounds and eighty pence
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21. Dan won the school award for the best essay. The award included a monthly
scholarship of £1,358. He was paid _________ last month.
A. one thousand, three hundred fifty and eight pounds
B. one thousand and three hundred and fifty-eight pounds
C. one thousand, three hundred, fifty-eight pounds
D. one thousand, three hundred and fifty-eight pounds
22. Lana, Roger, Debbie, and Steven all attend the same school. They spend a lot of time
together. They have many things in common. However, this summer they have decided
to plan their summer holidays on their own. They will go hitchhiking in Europe.
Look at the table below and choose the correct answer:
LANA
ROGER
DEBBIE
STEVEN
2nd part of June Austria Belgium Switzerland France
July Germany France Austria Belgium
August France Germany France Switzerland
1st part of Switzerland Austria France Germany
September
A. Debbie will stay in France for more than a month.

B. Debbie will visit the same countries as Lana during the summer.
C. All of them will visit Austria during the summer.
D. Roger will start with Belgium and end his trip with France.
23.
1. Tom wanted to go to a show.
2. They came by car this morning.
3. It is Saturday afternoon and Susan and Tom are in London.
4. After lunch Susan wanted to do some shopping.
5. They arranged to meet for a meal at 6 o’clock.
A. 3 2 1 5 4
B. 1 2 3 4 5
C. 3 2 4 1 5
D. 4 5 2 1 2
I don’t like this flat! The traffic is very ________ on this road so I find it impossible to
concentrate on anything.
A. strong
B. heavy
C. loud
D. big
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B
Peter got up at dawn. He got into his car and started driving. He drove for ten hours
before he arrived home. When he got there, he was very tired because __________.
A. he had been driving all day long
B. he didn’t want to come home
C. it had dawned.
D. it had got dark.
Sebastian: Roger Wickham will arrive on a 1250 c.c. Honda motorcycle on Sunday and he’ll
meet the local schoolchildren.
Caroline: I don’t believe my ears. Shall we all go and __________ him?
1. cheer
2. jeer
3. shout at
4. mock
Maggie should say, ‘cheer’ because _______.
A. this is how we show that we do not like someone or his behaviour.
B. this is how we show our approval and appreciation to someone.
C. this is what we do when we are angry or annoyed by someone.
D. this is what we do when we want to make fun of someone.
I don’t think that this house is ________.
A. Marys’
B. Marys
C. Mary’s
D. Marys’s
28. The sentence ‘He had told him about that earlier.’ is in the _________.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Past simple tense
Past perfect tense
Past continuous tense
Past perfect continuous tense
A.
B.
C.
D.
harmonious
prosperous
dangerous
furtilious
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B
They are not very happy.
They have a big house and successful careers.
A. They are not very happy even though they have a big house and successful careers.
B. They are not very happy and so they have a big house and successful careers.
C. They are not very happy because they have a big house and successful careers.
D. They are not very happy since they have a big house and successful careers.
A.
B.
C.
D.
Just to be with you honest, a lot of the jokes Sam us told went my head over.
Just to be honest with you, a lot of the jokes Sam told us went over my head.
Just with you to be honest, the jokes Sam told us a lot of went over my head.
Just honest to be with you, Sam told us a lot of the jokes went over my head.
objection – pictures – to – of - taking – has - headquarters – no – the – she -
A. She no objection has to taking pictures of the headquarters.
B. To taking pictures she has no objection of the headquarters.
C. She has no objection to taking pictures of the headquarters.
D. She has no objection of the headquarters to taking pictures.
33.
Which word is different?
A. novel
B. story
C. biography
D. poetry
The teacher didn’t join us for a ________.
They had to _________ through the woods.
A. drink
B. class
C. walk
D. run
9
B
36. In the string of words: horrible, amazing, terrible, discouraging, insignificant, the
word amazing is different because ________.
A. its meaning is positive
B. its meaning is negative
C. it is an adverb
D. it is an adjective
Western Australia is eight times the size of Britain, but it has only one million people.
900,000 of them live in and around the state capital, Perth. The other 100,000 people live in
‘the outback’, an area of 2,500,000 square kilometres. The area is hot and dry. Temperatures
are usually over 300C in summer and sometimes 400C. It hardly ever rains. Sheep farming is
the main occupation, and the farms are called ‘sheep stations’ in Australia. The children
can’t go to school, and they hardly ever see a teacher. They have lessons from a two-way
radio. It’s called ‘The School of the Air’. The children can speak to the teacher and
other children in the class by radio.
The author ___________________.
A. doesn’t think that the children aren’t able to go to school and meet the teacher.
B. thinks that the children don’t want to go to school and meet the teacher.
C. considers that ‘The School in the Air’ is the only way for children to get education.
D. thinks that ‘The School in the Air’ is one of the ways for children to get education.
38. The following sign means that _________.
A.
B.
C.
D.
airplanes are dangerous.
airport is near here.
flights are cancelled.
there is no airport around.
39. It is one of the most famous sports in the world. It is played indoors and outdoors. All
that is necessary is to have a net in the middle of the field and a ball, and, of course,
hands. This sport is popular especially among girls.
The sport is called:
A. basketball
B. baseball
C. volleyball
D. handball
Samantha went to a restaurant for a quick lunch. She looked at the menu and the price
list first. Then she ordered a cheese salad which cost £2.50, a chicken sandwich (its price was
£3.20). She had an apple juice for £1.20, and she decided to treat herself with an ice-cream
that cost £1.50. The waiter brought the bill for _________.
A. eight pounds and forty pence
B. seven pounds and forty pence
C. nine pounds and forty pence
D. six pounds and forty pence
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B

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