Worksheetsg12-R-U6-10-updated
Total questions: 499
Worksheet time: 3hrs 46mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
We should _____the damage that has been done to nature.
a)
undo
b)
in a nutshell
c)
droppings
d)
dispersing
e)
salt lick
2.
Some species could bring back ___ to our world.
a)
deadly diseases
b)
undo
c)
in a nutshell
d)
droppings
e)
dispersing
3.
Scientists could find ways to protect endangered species if they knew how to bring some ___back to life.
a)
extinct species
b)
deadly diseases
c)
undo
d)
in a nutshell
e)
droppings
4.
It’s a ___ of time and money.
a)
waste
b)
extinct species
c)
deadly diseases
d)
undo
e)
in a nutshell
5.
Increasing trade in ivory products is a threat to the ___ of elephants.
a)
survival
b)
waste
c)
extinct species
d)
deadly diseases
e)
undo
6.
I don’t think bringing species back to life is a good idea. That’s going against the laws of nature.
a)
extinct
b)
survival
c)
waste
d)
extinct species
e)
deadly diseases
7.
Plants and trees can be ___ like animals. The lady slipper orchid is an example.
a)
endangered
b)
extinct
c)
survival
d)
waste
e)
extinct species
8.
Dinosaurs and mammoths are classified as EX, meaning extinct, on the ___ status scale.
a)
conservation
b)
endangered
c)
extinct
d)
survival
e)
waste
9.
If ___ continues at current rates, elephants, rhinos and other African wildlife may be gone within our lifetime.
a)
poaching
b)
conservation
c)
endangered
d)
extinct
e)
survival
10.
Darwin’s theory of ___ explains that the strongest species can survive because they have the ability to adapt to the new environment better than others.
a)
evolution
b)
poaching
c)
conservation
d)
endangered
e)
extinct
11.
Many people think the money spent on protecting ___ should be used for improving the lives of the local people.
a)
endangered species
b)
evolution
c)
poaching
d)
conservation
e)
endangered
12.
Animals classified as CR on the conservation status scale are in danger___.
a)
of extinction
b)
endangered species
c)
evolution
d)
poaching
e)
conservation
13.
Old people and children are particularly ___ lung diseases in the cold weather.
a)
vulnerable to
b)
of extinction
c)
endangered species
d)
evolution
e)
poaching
14.
Elephants are usually ___ for their tusks, while rhinos are killed for their horns.
a)
poached
b)
vulnerable to
c)
of extinction
d)
endangered species
e)
evolution
15.
This river used to have the greatest ___ of freshwater fish in the country, but now very few species are found here.
a)
diversity
b)
poached
c)
vulnerable to
d)
of extinction
e)
endangered species
16.
The new ___ theory has combined Darwin’s theory of natural selection with genetic factors to explain how evolution occurs.
a)
evolutionary
b)
diversity
c)
poached
d)
vulnerable to
e)
of extinction
17.
The 12th of August is World Elephant Day, which is an international annual event ___ to the preservation and protection of the world’s elephants.
a)
dedicated
b)
evolutionary
c)
diversity
d)
poached
e)
vulnerable to
18.
Why is there a day for elephants? The answer can be found in the fact that this species’ population is rapidly ___, and they need help.
a)
declining
b)
dedicated
c)
evolutionary
d)
diversity
e)
poached
19.
In 1930, there were about 10 million African elephants in the ___.
a)
wild
b)
declining
c)
dedicated
d)
evolutionary
e)
diversity
20.
In 1989, when they were added to the international list of the most __ species, there were about 600,000 remaining.
a)
endangered
b)
wild
c)
declining
d)
dedicated
e)
evolutionary
21.
Elephant numbers have dropped by 62% over the last___, and they could be mostly extinct by the end of the next decade.
a)
decade
b)
endangered
c)
wild
d)
declining
e)
dedicated
22.
An estimated one hundred African elephants are killed each day by poachers ___ ivory, meat, and body parts, leaving only 400,000 alive today.
a)
seeking
b)
decade
c)
endangered
d)
wild
e)
declining
23.
Asian elephants have never been as ___ as African ones, and today they are even more endangered.
a)
abundant
b)
seeking
c)
decade
d)
endangered
e)
wild
24.
At the turn of the___, there were an estimated 200,000 Asian elephants.
a)
century
b)
abundant
c)
seeking
d)
decade
e)
endangered
25.
Today there are probably no more than 40,000 in the ___.
a)
wild
b)
century
c)
abundant
d)
seeking
e)
decade
26.
(of number) calculated approximately, but not exactly
a)
estimated
b)
wild
c)
century
d)
abundant
e)
seeking
27.
existing in large quantities; numerous
a)
abundant
b)
estimated
c)
wild
d)
century
e)
abundant
28.
the most important part (of a plan, idea, etc.) that other parts depend on
a)
keystone
b)
abundant
c)
estimated
d)
wild
e)
century
29.
a place to which animals go to take in salt deposits
a)
salt lick
b)
keystone
c)
abundant
d)
estimated
e)
wild
30.
spreading widely
a)
dispersing
b)
salt lick
c)
keystone
d)
abundant
e)
estimated
31.
dung; solid waste matter of animals
a)
droppings
b)
dispersing
c)
salt lick
d)
keystone
e)
abundant
32.
in a few words; briefly
a)
in a nutshell
b)
droppings
c)
dispersing
d)
salt lick
e)
keystone
33.
How long ___English in this school by the time you graduate in June?
a)
will you have studied
b)
will you study
c)
will you be studying
34.
How long ___in your present home by next year?
a)
will you have lived
b)
will you live
c)
will you have living
35.
How many new English words ____by the end of this unit?
a)
will you have learnt
b)
will you learnt
c)
will you learn
36.
How many units in this book ___in four weeks' time?
a)
will you have finished
b)
will you finish
c)
will you have finishing
37.
How long ___ on this assignment by the time you hand it in?
a)
will you have worked
b)
will you have working
c)
will you work
38.
___you water this plant, ___it will grow.
a)
The more/ the faster (better)
b)
The more (harder)/ the higher (better)
c)
The higher/ the faster
d)
The stricter/ the more
e)
The more/ the less
39.
___fast food you eat, __healthy you might become.
a)
The more/ the less
b)
The more/ the faster (better)
c)
The more (harder)/ the higher (better)
d)
The higher/ the faster
e)
The stricter/ the more
40.
___ our laws against poaching are, ___chances there are for endangered animals to survive.
a)
The stricter/ the more
b)
The more/ the less
c)
The more/ the faster (better)
d)
The more (harder)/ the higher (better)
e)
The higher/ the faster
41.
___the demand for ivory products is, __the number of elephants falls.
a)
The higher/ the faster
b)
The stricter/ the more
c)
The more/ the less
d)
The more/ the faster (better)
e)
The more (harder)/ the higher (better)
42.
___you study for the exam, ___ your scores will be.
a)
The more (harder)/ the higher (better)
b)
The higher/ the faster
c)
The stricter/ the more
d)
The more/ the less
e)
The more/ the faster (better)
43.
After the power cuts last night, the machine started to ___.
a)
malfunction
b)
informed
c)
recommendations
d)
navigate
e)
predict
44.
A lot of ___think that A.I. robots will be harmful to humans.
a)
futurists
b)
malfunction
c)
informed
d)
recommendations
e)
navigate
45.
This___ disease caused a lot of complications during the treatment procedure.
a)
life-threatening
b)
futurists
c)
malfunction
d)
informed
e)
recommendations
46.
Do you really think that humans will be___ when the machines rise against them in the future?
a)
exterminated
b)
life-threatening
c)
futurists
d)
malfunction
e)
informed
47.
It costs a lot of money to upgrade the___ system and the workers’ skills in this car plant.
a)
operating
b)
exterminated
c)
life-threatening
d)
futurists
e)
malfunction
48.
In order to reduce the cost of production, the manufacturers have used robots for repetitive work.
a)
reduce
b)
operating
c)
exterminated
d)
life-threatening
e)
futurists
49.
He is one of the leading A.I. scientists in the world.
a)
leading
b)
reduce
c)
operating
d)
exterminated
e)
life-threatening
50.
After the power ___last night, the machine started to malfunction.
a)
cuts
b)
leading
c)
reduce
d)
operating
e)
exterminated
51.
A lot of futurists think that A.I. robots will be ___to humans.
a)
harmful
b)
cuts
c)
leading
d)
reduce
e)
operating
52.
This life-threatening disease caused a lot of ___during the treatment procedure.
a)
complications
b)
harmful
c)
cuts
d)
leading
e)
reduce
53.
Do you really think that humans will be exterminated when the machines ___ them in the future?
a)
rise against
b)
complications
c)
harmful
d)
cuts
e)
leading
54.
It costs a lot of money to ___ the operating system and the workers’ skills in this car plant.
a)
upgrade
b)
rise against
c)
complications
d)
harmful
e)
cuts
55.
In order to reduce the cost of production, the manufacturers have used robots for ___ work.
a)
repetitive
b)
upgrade
c)
rise against
d)
complications
e)
harmful
56.
In order to reduce the cost of production, the ___have used robots for repetitive work.
a)
manufacturers
b)
repetitive
c)
upgrade
d)
rise against
e)
complications
57.
He is one of the leading A.I. ___in the world.
a)
scientists
b)
manufacturers
c)
repetitive
d)
upgrade
e)
rise against
58.
___ does not exist yet, but scientists are working hard to create computers that can think like human beings.
a)
artificial intelligence
b)
scientists
c)
manufacturers
d)
repetitive
e)
upgrade
59.
Robots are used to ___ humans in dangerous or repetitive jobs.
a)
replace
b)
artificial intelligence
c)
scientists
d)
manufacturers
e)
repetitive
60.
Intelligent machines are widely used in many fields such as heavy industries, hospital medicine, business, and the___.
a)
military
b)
replace
c)
artificial intelligence
d)
scientists
e)
manufacturers
61.
It is believed by some people that intelligent robots will___ humans in the near future.
a)
rise up against
b)
military
c)
replace
d)
artificial intelligence
e)
scientists
62.
Many futurists believe that in the near future ___ will make many currently impossible things a reality.
a)
advanced technology
b)
rise up against
c)
military
d)
replace
e)
artificial intelligence
63.
Computers solve problems and complete calculations by following sets of rules called ___.
a)
algorithm
b)
advanced technology
c)
rise up against
d)
military
e)
replace
64.
Do you really think that ___intelligence can cause destruction to humans and the world?
a)
artificial
b)
algorithm
c)
advanced technology
d)
rise up against
e)
military
65.
If you have ever called a company and reached an ___ voice system, you have experienced a kind of basic artificial intelligence.
a)
automated
b)
artificial
c)
algorithm
d)
advanced technology
e)
rise up against
66.
Robots are used to replace humans in dangerous or ____jobs.
a)
repetitive
b)
automated
c)
artificial
d)
algorithm
e)
advanced technology
67.
Intelligent machines are widely used in many ___such as heavy industries, hospital medicine, business, and the military.
a)
fields
b)
repetitive
c)
automated
d)
artificial
e)
algorithm
68.
It is believed by some people that intelligent robots will rise up___ humans in the near future.
a)
against
b)
fields
c)
repetitive
d)
automated
e)
artificial
69.
Many futurists believe that in the near future advanced technology will make many currently impossible things a___.
a)
reality
b)
against
c)
fields
d)
repetitive
e)
automated
70.
Computers solve problems and complete calculations by following ___called algorithm.
a)
sets of rules
b)
reality
c)
against
d)
fields
e)
repetitive
71.
Do you really think that artificial intelligence can cause ___ to humans and the world?
a)
destruction
b)
sets of rules
c)
reality
d)
against
e)
fields
72.
If you have ever called a company and reached an automated voice system, you have ___a kind of basic artificial intelligence.
a)
experienced
b)
destruction
c)
sets of rules
d)
reality
e)
against
73.
Highly intelligent machines can be automated to operate without human ___.
a)
intervention
b)
experienced
c)
destruction
d)
sets of rules
e)
reality
74.
One of the popular ___ used in smartphones at present is voice recognition.
a)
applications
b)
intervention
c)
experienced
d)
destruction
e)
sets of rules
75.
There are a lot of online language learning programs which are able to ___ with learners.
a)
interact
b)
applications
c)
intervention
d)
experienced
e)
destruction
76.
Internet search engines can help to ___ the weather as well as traffic jams in a city.
a)
predict
b)
interact
c)
applications
d)
intervention
e)
experienced
77.
GPS systems help a lot of people to ___ on land, on the sea, and in the air.
a)
navigate
b)
predict
c)
interact
d)
applications
e)
intervention
78.
Here is a list of my top computer game ___.
a)
recommendations
b)
navigate
c)
predict
d)
interact
e)
applications
79.
The shop owner ___ the police of the theft of computers from his shop last night.
a)
informed
b)
recommendations
c)
navigate
d)
predict
e)
interact
80.
I had a group of workmen ___an automated gate in our garage.
a)
install
b)
to install
c)
installed
d)
to installed
81.
My father had a mechanic repair his car.
a)
repair
b)
repaired
c)
to repair
d)
to be repaired
82.
I’m going to have my friend, a computer expert, ___a new program for me next week.
a)
install
b)
to install
c)
installed
d)
to be installed
83.
My mother is having her new jacket ___ by a specialist cleaner.
a)
cleaned
b)
clean
c)
to clean
d)
cleaning
84.
My school has just had the meeting hall ___by a construction company.
a)
rebuilt
b)
rebuild
c)
to rebuild
d)
rebuilding
85.
My brother is going to have his friend ___his DvD player next week.
a)
repair
b)
to repair
c)
repaired
d)
to be repaired
86.
The car manufacturer has got a robotics company ___two automatic systems.
a)
to install
b)
install
c)
installed
d)
installing
87.
The lead researcher of the project got the computer ___images.
a)
to categorise
b)
categorise
c)
categorised
d)
categorises
88.
Last week I went to the vet’s to get my dog___.
a)
vaccinated
b)
vaccinate
c)
to vaccinate
d)
vaccinates
89.
This afternoon I’m going to the doctor’s to get my blood pressure ___.
a)
taken
b)
take
c)
took
d)
to take
90.
Yesterday I went to the optician’s to have my eyes___.
a)
tested
b)
test
c)
tests
d)
to test
91.
Last week I talked with my accountant to have my annual accounts___.
a)
done
b)
do
c)
did
d)
to do
92.
The day before yesterday I saw the architect to get my new house___.
a)
designed
b)
design
c)
designs
d)
to design
93.
Next week I’m going to the dentist’s to get a tooth ___out.
a)
taken
b)
take
c)
to taken
d)
took
94.
Next Saturday I’m going to the hairdresser’s to have my hair ___.
a)
cut
b)
cutted
c)
cuts
d)
to cut
95.
rapidly becoming greater in size
a)
exponential
b)
genuine
c)
deceased
d)
surpass(es)
e)
envision
96.
impossible to avoid or prevent from happening
a)
inevitable
b)
exponential
c)
genuine
d)
deceased
e)
surpass(es)
97.
the ability to see in advance
a)
envision
b)
inevitable
c)
exponential
d)
genuine
e)
deceased
98.
go beyond what was expected or hoped for, usually by being bigger, better, or greater
a)
surpass(es)
b)
envision
c)
inevitable
d)
exponential
e)
genuine
99.
no longer living
a)
deceased
b)
surpass(es)
c)
envision
d)
inevitable
e)
exponential
100.
true; honest; having the qualities or value claimed
a)
genuine
b)
deceased
c)
surpass(es)
d)
envision
e)
inevitable
101.
Instead of buying a new computer, why don’t you have your old one _______________?
a)
to fix
b)
fixing
c)
fixed
d)
fixes
102.
The owners of modern manufacturing plants had workers doing heavy and repetitive tasks _______________ by robots.
a)
to replace
b)
replacing
c)
replaced
d)
being replaced
103.
NASA has had an autonomous spaceship ______________ the universe recently.
a)
to explore
b)
explored
c)
exploring
d)
explore
104.
We had the computer technician ____________________ the new software for us.
a)
to install
b)
intalling
c)
installed
d)
install
105.
My mother always has the dishwashing machine _______________ the washing-up after meals.
a)
do
b)
doing
c)
did
d)
to do
106.
The newspaper editor-in-chief had a newswoman _______________ about the latest domestic robots.
a)
to write
b)
writing
c)
wrote
d)
write
107.
The teacher had his students ___________________ their laptops to surf the Net for resources in his class.
a)
using
b)
to use
c)
use
d)
used
108.
Artificial
a)
made by people
b)
extremely exciting
c)
to bring people together again
d)
to bring someone back to life
e)
impossible, or very difficult, to believe
109.
emotion
a)
(a) strong feeling, such as of love, anger, fear, etc.
b)
made by people
c)
extremely exciting
d)
to bring people together again
e)
to bring someone back to life
110.
life-threatening one
a)
a very serious one that can cause death
b)
(a) strong feeling, such as of love, anger, fear, etc.
c)
made by people
d)
extremely exciting
e)
to bring people together again
111.
Cure
a)
the process of making a person healthy again
b)
a very serious one that can cause death
c)
(a) strong feeling, such as of love, anger, fear, etc.
d)
made by people
e)
extremely exciting
112.
activate
a)
to cause something to start
b)
the process of making a person healthy again
c)
a very serious one that can cause death
d)
(a) strong feeling, such as of love, anger, fear, etc.
e)
made by people
113.
capable of
a)
able to do things effectively and skilfully, and to achieve results
b)
to cause something to start
c)
the process of making a person healthy again
d)
a very serious one that can cause death
e)
(a) strong feeling, such as of love, anger, fear, etc.
114.
obstacle
a)
something that blocks you so that movement, going forward, or action is preventedor made more difficult
b)
the act or science of finding a way from one place to another
c)
an arrangement in a factory in which each machine or worker has a particular job to complete before the next job is started by another machine or worker
d)
the action of becoming intentionally involved in a difficult situation, in order to improve it or prevent it from getting worse
e)
to show something or a collection of things in an organized way for people to see
115.
military
a)
relating to or belonging to the armed forces
b)
something that blocks you so that movement, going forward, or action is preventedor made more difficult
c)
the act or science of finding a way from one place to another
d)
an arrangement in a factory in which each machine or worker has a particular job to complete before the next job is started by another machine or worker
e)
the action of becoming intentionally involved in a difficult situation, in order to improve it or prevent it from getting worse
116.
explosive
a)
a substance that can be made to burst violently:
b)
relating to or belonging to the armed forces
c)
something that blocks you so that movement, going forward, or action is preventedor made more difficult
d)
the act or science of finding a way from one place to another
e)
an arrangement in a factory in which each machine or worker has a particular job to complete before the next job is started by another machine or worker
117.
contaminate
a)
to make something less pure or make it poisonous
b)
a substance that can be made to burst violently:
c)
relating to or belonging to the armed forces
d)
something that blocks you so that movement, going forward, or action is preventedor made more difficult
e)
the act or science of finding a way from one place to another
118.
weapon
a)
any object used in fighting or war, such as a gun, bomb, knife, etc.
b)
to make something less pure or make it poisonous
c)
a substance that can be made to burst violently:
d)
relating to or belonging to the armed forces
e)
something that blocks you so that movement, going forward, or action is preventedor made more difficult
119.
algorithm
a)
a set of mathematical instructions or rules that, especially if given to a computer, will help to calculate an answer to a problem
b)
any object used in fighting or war, such as a gun, bomb, knife, etc.
c)
to make something less pure or make it poisonous
d)
a substance that can be made to burst violently:
e)
relating to or belonging to the armed forces
120.
detect
a)
to discover or notice something
b)
a set of mathematical instructions or rules that, especially if given to a computer, will help to calculate an answer to a problem
c)
any object used in fighting or war, such as a gun, bomb, knife, etc.
d)
to make something less pure or make it poisonous
e)
a substance that can be made to burst violently:
121.
a person who makes statements about what will happen in the future based on their studies and knowledge
a)
futurist
b)
survive
c)
complicated
d)
cyber-attack
e)
malfunction
122.
an extremely small robot
a)
nanobot
b)
futurist
c)
survive
d)
complicated
e)
cyber-attack
123.
to put an organ, group of cells, or device into the body in a medical operation
a)
implant into
b)
nanobot
c)
futurist
d)
survive
e)
complicated
124.
a statement about what you think will happen in the future
a)
prediction
b)
implant into
c)
nanobot
d)
futurist
e)
survive
125.
hoping or believing that good things will happen in the future
a)
optimistic
b)
prediction
c)
implant into
d)
nanobot
e)
futurist
126.
having an effect on or involving a large number of people or forming a large amount
a)
mass
b)
optimistic
c)
prediction
d)
implant into
e)
nanobot
127.
the act of destroying something, or the fact of being destroyed
a)
destruction
b)
mass
c)
optimistic
d)
prediction
e)
implant into
128.
to kill all the animals or people in a particular place or of a particular type
a)
exterminate
b)
destruction
c)
mass
d)
optimistic
e)
prediction
129.
very unpleasant or serious or of low quality
a)
terrible
b)
exterminate
c)
destruction
d)
mass
e)
optimistic
130.
to notice something that is partly hidden or not clear, or to discover something, especially using a special method
a)
detect
b)
terrible
c)
exterminate
d)
destruction
e)
mass
131.
to fail to work or operate correctly
a)
malfunction
b)
detect
c)
terrible
d)
exterminate
e)
destruction
132.
an illegal attempt to harm someone's computer system or the information on it, using the internet
a)
cyber-attack
b)
malfunction
c)
detect
d)
terrible
e)
exterminate
133.
involving a lot of different parts, in a way that is difficult to understand
a)
complicated
b)
cyber-attack
c)
malfunction
d)
detect
e)
terrible
134.
to continue to live or exist
a)
survive
b)
complicated
c)
cyber-attack
d)
malfunction
e)
detect
135.
‘Don’t forget to drop into the robot shop on the way home,’ said Minh to Quang.
a)
Minh reminded Quang to drop into the robot shop on the way home.
b)
Minh reminded Quang drop into the robot shop on the way home.
c)
Minh reminded Quang to dropping into the robot shop on the way home.
d)
Minh reminded to Quang to drop into the robot shop on the way home.
136.
‘I think you should write a report on the saola,’ said my mother.
a)
My mother advised me to write a report on the saola.
b)
My mother advised me write a report on the saola.
c)
My mother advised to me to write a report on the saola.
d)
My mother advised me writing a report on the saola.
137.
‘Don’t pull the cat’s tail or it will scratch you,’ the old lady said to him.
a)
The old lady warned him not to pull the cat’s tail or it would scratch him.
b)
The old lady warned him not to pull the cat’s tail or it would scratch you.
c)
The old lady warned him not to pull the cat’s tail or he would scratch him.
d)
The old lady warned him to pull the cat’s tail or it would scratch him.
138.
‘I’ll work harder to get good qualifications,’ said Huong.
a)
Huong promised to work harder to get good qualifications.
b)
Huong promised working harder to get good qualifications.
c)
Huong promised to working harder to get good qualifications.
d)
Huong promised to work harder to got good qualifications.
139.
‘How about activating the next generation robot?’ said the team leader.
a)
The team leader suggested activating the next generation robot.
b)
The team leader suggested to activate the next generation robot.
c)
The team leader suggested that activating the next generation robot.
d)
The team leader suggested to activating the next generation robot.
140.
My brother got his laptop ___as it was still under warranty.
a)
serviced
b)
stolen
c)
to design
d)
pulled out
141.
The company had some A.I. experts ___ all the malfunctions in their robots.
a)
repair
b)
serviced
c)
stolen
d)
to design
142.
I had my report on biodiversity ___ in a scientific journal.
a)
published
b)
repair
c)
serviced
d)
stolen
143.
Your tooth is very decayed. You should have it ___.
a)
pulled out
b)
published
c)
repair
d)
serviced
144.
The team leader got his computer programmers ___ a new model of domestic robots.
a)
to design
b)
pulled out
c)
published
d)
repair
145.
The man had his new smartphone ___ on the train last week.
a)
stolen
b)
to design
c)
pulled out
d)
published
146.
My brother Minh has the ___ of a good leader.
a)
qualities
b)
diverse
c)
evolve
d)
conserve
147.
The new___working in the customer services looks so real that many people have mistaken her for a human being
a)
android / robot
b)
qualities
c)
diverse
d)
evolve
148.
Some people support the idea of reviving ___ species, but others are against this idea.
a)
extinct
b)
android / robot
c)
qualities
d)
diverse
149.
One day, medical ___ will replace human surgeons and perform complex surgical procedures.
a)
robots
b)
extinct
c)
android / robot
d)
qualities
150.
Many touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers use the ___ operating system.
a)
Android
b)
robots
c)
extinct
d)
android / robot
151.
New employees can be put on a(n) ___ period to see if they are suitable for the position.
a)
Probation
b)
Android
c)
robots
d)
extinct
152.
In spite of the importance of biodiversity, ___ efforts are not strong enough.
a)
conservation
b)
Probation
c)
Android
d)
robots
153.
In his book On the Origin of Species,published in 1859,Darwin first formulated the theory of___by natural selection
a)
evolution
b)
conservation
c)
Probation
d)
Android
154.
Species ___, or species richness, is especially important to life on Earth.
a)
diversity
b)
evolution
c)
conservation
d)
Probation
155.
I think the best way to ___wild animals and plants is to protect their habitats.
a)
conserve
b)
diversity
c)
evolution
d)
conservation
156.
Although humans share a common ancestor with some primates they did not ___ from apes, gorillas or chimps.
a)
evolve
b)
conserve
c)
diversity
d)
evolution
157.
Abt2.2 million species of plants and animals have been found in our oceans, so you can imagine how___they are
a)
diverse
b)
evolve
c)
conserve
d)
diversity
158.
Mike ___ Mira how long it would take her to finish writing her CV.
a)
asked
b)
promised
c)
complained
d)
refused
159.
Mira ___ him that she would need another two hours.
a)
informed
b)
asked
c)
promised
d)
complained
160.
Mike ___ her to try and finish it by 4 p.m. so that she could come and watch the football match.
a)
encouraged/urged
b)
informed
c)
asked
d)
promised
161.
Mira ___ that that would give her only an hour.
a)
exclaimed
b)
encouraged/urged
c)
informed
d)
asked
162.
Mike ___ her to write it quickly.
a)
urged
b)
exclaimed
c)
encouraged/urged
d)
informed
163.
Mira ___ to leave the house before 4 p.m. because she wanted to write a very impressive CV.
a)
refused
b)
urged
c)
exclaimed
d)
encouraged/urged
164.
Mike ___ that she never came and saw him play.
a)
complained
b)
refused
c)
urged
d)
exclaimed
165.
Mira ___ to come to his match.
a)
promised
b)
complained
c)
refused
d)
urged
166.
If you want to get a job, you should look for job (adverts/CVs).
a)
adverts
b)
CVs
167.
Don’t forget to read the information about the required skills and qualities to see if you have the__job experience
a)
relevant
b)
reliable
168.
If you (change/tailor) your CV to suit the job requirements, you can increase your chances of getting an interview.
a)
tailor
b)
change
169.
After the CV screening process, only a small number of (interviewers/candidates) are invited for a job interview.
a)
candidates
b)
interviewers
170.
The new (employee/employer) is usually confirmed after a period of probation.
a)
employee
b)
employer
171.
We seek to nurture these young people so that they can fulfill their true potential, both _____________________ and socially.
a)
academy
b)
B.academic
c)
academe
d)
academically
172.
The day she graduated from high school, she signed up for the police ______________.
a)
academy
b)
academic
c)
academe
d)
academically
173.
The first stage of reducing the number of ____________________ for a job is to look at aspects such as loyalty.
a)
applications
b)
applicants
c)
appliances
d)
applies
174.
His_____________________ for membership in the club was rejected.
a)
application
b)
applicant
c)
appliance
d)
apply
175.
She heard footsteps _____________________ from behind.
a)
approachable
b)
approaches
c)
approaching
d)
approached
176.
The plane crashed during its final _____________________ to the airport.
a)
approach
b)
approaches
c)
approaching
d)
approached
177.
Angry students held _____________________ in the university square.
a)
demonstrations
b)
demonstrated
c)
demonstrators
d)
demonstrative
178.
British people, as a rule, still disapprove of loud or _______________ behaviour, except in very informal situations.
a)
demonstrations
b)
demonstrated
c)
demonstrators
d)
demonstrative
179.
Britain announced the discovery of a _____________________ harmful drug in horse meat sent to France, and Germany.
a)
potent
b)
potential
c)
potentially
d)
potentiality
180.
The _____________________ of the technology were never wholly controllable.
a)
potentially
b)
potentials
c)
potential
d)
potentialities
181.
Let’s list our options in order of ____________________.
a)
prioritise
b)
priority
c)
prioritization
d)
prioritsing
182.
The important thing is being here to spread the word about ______________ our environmental problems.
a)
prioritise
b)
priority
c)
prioritization
d)
prioritsing
183.
She’s responsible for training new _____________________.
a)
recruits
b)
recruitments
c)
recruiters
d)
recruitings
184.
Some of the most important methods of _____________________ are Direct Methods, Indirect Methods and Third Party Methods.
a)
recruit
b)
recruiter
c)
recruitment
d)
recruiting
185.
There is still the need to discover which qualities are ___________involved with one another.
a)
relevance
b)
relevant
c)
relevancy
d)
relevantly
186.
I don’t see the _____________________ of what you are saying.
a)
relevance
b)
relevant
c)
relevancy
d)
relevantly
187.
_____________care must be taken in handling ancient books.
a)
Specialty
b)
Special
c)
Specially
d)
Specialist
188.
I spent two years looking for a job in my __________________.
a)
specialise
b)
specialisation
c)
special
d)
Specialty
189.
Mr. Miller is __________________ qualified to deal with student problems.
a)
unique
b)
uniqueness
c)
uniquely
d)
unitary
190.
Blue pottery in Multan, Pakistan, is very famous for its ________________ and beauty.
a)
unique
b)
uniqueness
c)
uniquely
d)
unitary
191.
Your essay would have been excellent, but you did not check the spellings.
a)
If you checked the spellings, your essay would be excellent.
b)
Had you checked the spellings, your essay would have been excellent.
c)
If it hadn’t been for your checking spellings, your essay would have been excellent.
d)
Because you didn’t check the spellings, your essay would not be excellent.
192.
“You’d better ask your mother for help, Mary”, Andy said.
a)
Andy advised Mary to ask her mother for help.
b)
Andy suggested asking his mother for help.
c)
Andy reminded Mary to ask his mother for help.
d)
Andy promised to ask Mary’s mother for help.
193.
Tim did not feel satisfied with his work until he received the offer of promotion.
a)
It was not until Tim felt satisfied with his work that he received the offer of promotion.
b)
Hardly had Tim felt satisfied with his work when he received the offer of promotion.
c)
Not until Tim received the offer of promotion did he feel satisfied with his work.
d)
Not only did Tom feel satisfied with his work, but he also received the offer of promotion.
194.
The dress is a little long. You’d better ask your tailor to ______.
a)
take it up
b)
take it on
c)
take it in
d)
take it down
195.
_____ is one of the essential qualities of lifelong learners.
a)
self-motivation
b)
throughout
c)
professional
d)
flexible
e)
consider
196.
What we want is to see the child in _____ of knowledge, and not knowledge in pursuit of the child.
a)
pursuit
b)
self-motivation
c)
throughout
d)
professional
e)
flexible
197.
The brochure gives learners _____ in their self-directed learning.
a)
guidance
b)
pursuit
c)
self-motivation
d)
throughout
e)
professional
198.
People who keep studying and _____new knowledge and skills until the end of their life are called lifelong learners.
a)
acquiring
b)
guidance
c)
pursuit
d)
self-motivation
e)
throughout
199.
Many people _____ lifelong learning as a way of improving their lives.
a)
consider
b)
acquiring
c)
guidance
d)
pursuit
e)
self-motivation
200.
A person with good time management skills will be able to come up with a _____plan for continuing his studies while working.
a)
flexible
b)
consider
c)
acquiring
d)
guidance
e)
pursuit
201.
People pursue lifelong learning for personal or _____ reasons.
a)
professional
b)
flexible
c)
consider
d)
acquiring
e)
guidance
202.
To enjoy learning _____life, you need to study and attend courses voluntarily.
a)
throughout
b)
professional
c)
flexible
d)
consider
e)
acquiring
203.
Lifelong learning will be successful
a)
if the learner is self-motivated.
b)
we would have saved more time.
c)
he would be recruited to the team now.
d)
I would have got a higher salary.
e)
you will have difficulties in working with your staff.
204.
If that school provided better educational materials,
a)
the students would be more interested in lifelong learning.
b)
if the learner is self-motivated.
c)
we would have saved more time.
d)
he would be recruited to the team now.
e)
I would have got a higher salary.
205.
If the lifelong learning programmes had started earlier this year,
a)
I could have arranged my schedule to attend some of them.
b)
the students would be more interested in lifelong learning.
c)
if the learner is self-motivated.
d)
we would have saved more time.
e)
he would be recruited to the team now.
206.
If he had not kept learning while working here,
a)
he would not be the director now.
b)
I could have arranged my schedule to attend some of them.
c)
the students would be more interested in lifelong learning.
d)
if the learner is self-motivated.
e)
we would have saved more time.
207.
If you do not develop leadership skills,
a)
you will have difficulties in working with your staff.
b)
he would not be the director now.
c)
I could have arranged my schedule to attend some of them.
d)
the students would be more interested in lifelong learning.
e)
if the learner is self-motivated.
208.
If I had followed your advice on professional training,
a)
I would have got a higher salary.
b)
you will have difficulties in working with your staff.
c)
he would not be the director now.
d)
I could have arranged my schedule to attend some of them.
e)
the students would be more interested in lifelong learning.
209.
If he had completed the previous management course,
a)
he would be recruited to the team now.
b)
I would have got a higher salary.
c)
you will have difficulties in working with your staff.
d)
he would not be the director now.
e)
I could have arranged my schedule to attend some of them.
210.
If we had taken online courses,
a)
we would have saved more time.
b)
he would be recruited to the team now.
c)
I would have got a higher salary.
d)
you will have difficulties in working with your staff.
e)
he would not be the director now.
211.
A: Did you say that we need to pursue knowledge throughout our lives?
a)
B; No. Those are the lecturer's words.
b)
B: Yes, it does. That's the new way of teaching and learning.
c)
B: I think it's up to each individual situation.
d)
B: By setting good examples.
e)
B: Yes, definitely.
212.
A: Do you think learning from on-the-job experiences is always effective?
a)
B: Yes, definitely.
b)
B; No. Those are the lecturer's words.
c)
B: Yes, it does. That's the new way of teaching and learning.
d)
B: I think it's up to each individual situation.
e)
B: By setting good examples.
213.
A: How can parents encourage their children to learn all their lives?
a)
B: By setting good examples.
b)
B: Yes, definitely.
c)
B; No. Those are the lecturer's words.
d)
B: Yes, it does. That's the new way of teaching and learning.
e)
B: I think it's up to each individual situation.
214.
A: Which is more important, working experience or qualifications?
a)
B: I think it's up to each individual situation.
b)
B: By setting good examples.
c)
B: Yes, definitely.
d)
B; No. Those are the lecturer's words.
e)
B: Yes, it does. That's the new way of teaching and learning.
215.
A: Does asking questions encourage learning?
a)
B: Yes, it does. That's the new way of teaching and learning.
b)
B: I think it's up to each individual situation.
c)
B: By setting good examples.
d)
B: Yes, definitely.
e)
B; No. Those are the lecturer's words.
216.
If my company (not employ) me, I (not get) such valuable real-world experience from my professional colleagues.
a)
hadn't employed/ couldn't have got
b)
had employed/ could have got
c)
didn't employed/ couldn't have got
d)
hadn't employed/ couldn't get
e)
hadn't employed/ could have got
217.
Lisa (not continue) studying her university course now if she (not receive) financial support from her uncle last year.
a)
couldn't continue/ hadn't received
b)
couldn't continue/ didn't receive
c)
could continue/ had received
d)
couldn't have continued/ hadn't received
218.
If you (be) really interested in learning, you (not care) where you study.
a)
had been/ wouldn't have cared
b)
were/ wouldn't have cared
c)
had been/ wouldn't care
d)
had been/ would have cared
e)
hadn’t been/ wouldn't have cared
219.
Hana (not become) a good boss if she (ignore) the contribution and opinions of the staff.
a)
wouldn't have become/ had ignored
b)
would have become/ had ignored
c)
wouldn't become/ had ignored
d)
wouldn't have become/ ignored
e)
wouldn't have become/ hadn’t ignored
220.
If you (not learn) how to apply your knowledge in the previous course, you (not find) another job today.
a)
hadn't learnt/ wouldn't find
b)
had learnt/ wouldn't find
c)
hadn't learnt/ wouldn't have found
d)
didn’t learn/ wouldn't find
e)
had learnt/ would find
221.
If the lifelong learning campaign _____ place in our company, every employee _____ about its importance.
a)
had taken/would have known
b)
had taken/would know
c)
hadn’t taken/would have known
d)
took/would have known
e)
had taken/wouldn’t have known
222.
If the subjects at high school _____ more relevant to the real world, I _____ that knowledge in my job now.
a)
had been/ could apply
b)
hadn’t been/ could apply
c)
were/ could apply
d)
had been/ could have applied
e)
were/ could have applied
223.
If my sister _____ enough money for learning after college, she _____ a Bachelor of Science degree now.
a)
had had/ could get
b)
hadn’t had/ could get
c)
had had/ couldn’t get
d)
had had/ could have get
e)
had/ could get
224.
My sister _____ aware of the importance of lifelong learning if she _____ a conversation with her career adviser.
a)
wouldn't have been/ had not had
b)
would have been/ had had
c)
wouldn't be/ had not had
d)
wouldn't have been/ had had
e)
wouldn't have been/ did not have
225.
If my elder brother _____ interested in improving his management skills, he _____ so successful now.
a)
hadn't been/ could not become
b)
had been/ could not become
c)
hadn't been/ could not have become
d)
were/ could not become
e)
were not/ could not become
226.
Lifelong learning is now becoming a _______________ for everyone in the modern world.
a)
must
b)
throughout
c)
into
d)
strategies
e)
brain
227.
Many people, however, find it overwhelming, as being lifelong learners they will have to _____ for their entire life.
a)
keep studying
b)
must
c)
throughout
d)
into
e)
strategies
228.
The following are several strategies to _______________ lifelong learning.
a)
promote
b)
keep studying
c)
must
d)
throughout
e)
into
229.
Study something that you will likely have many uses for_____.
a)
in the future
b)
promote
c)
keep studying
d)
must
e)
throughout
230.
Design learning goals that should serve you in your career path, as well as in your_____.
a)
personal interests
b)
in the future
c)
promote
d)
keep studying
e)
must
231.
You will need to have fun all through the _______________ of knowledge and skills, which will be an endless journey.
a)
pursuit
b)
in the future
c)
experience
d)
personal interests
232.
The ‘fun' part will always keep you_____, even during the hard times.
a)
motivated
b)
pursuit
c)
personal interests
d)
experience
233.
Third, you will need to accept that nowadays education is not simply the _____for life.
a)
preparation
b)
motivated
c)
pursuit
d)
experience
234.
New times mean new ways: life is education itself. With this mindset, you will embrace _______________ as opportunities for growth.
a)
challenges
b)
preparation
c)
motivated
d)
pursuit
235.
Fourth, _______________ learning is not just about keeping on studying;
a)
lifelong
b)
challenges
c)
preparation
d)
motivated
e)
pursuit
236.
you will need to think through what you have learned, and find out how to _____it to your work and personal life.
a)
apply
b)
lifelong
c)
challenges
d)
preparation
e)
motivated
237.
Don't read too much and use your _____too little.Think more often;
a)
brain
b)
apply
c)
lifelong
d)
challenges
e)
preparation
238.
Those are the key _______________ to make sure your lifelong learning is studying smart rather than studying hard.
a)
strategies
b)
brain
c)
apply
d)
lifelong
e)
challenges
239.
Remember, the lifelong learning movement is unstoppable; and the world is now divided not _______________ the strong and the weak; not into the smart and the foolish; not into the fortunate and the disadvantaged.
a)
into
b)
strategies
c)
brain
d)
apply
e)
lifelong
240.
The distinction to be drawn is between learners and non-learners: those who refuse to learn _____life.
a)
throughout
b)
into
c)
strategies
d)
brain
e)
apply
241.
If my dad had not kept educating himself continuously,
a)
he would not be a really successful man now.
b)
he could not have solved most problems by himself.
c)
he would not be in a cake baking class now.
d)
he could speak with the foreign partners in this project now.
e)
he could not have afforded to join the course on soft skills.
242.
If John had not tried his best to earn more money,
a)
he could not have afforded to join the course on soft skills.
b)
he would not be a really successful man now.
c)
he could not have solved most problems by himself.
d)
he would not be in a cake baking class now.
e)
he could speak with the foreign partners in this project now.
243.
If Mark had put her efforts into learning English,
a)
he could speak with the foreign partners in this project now.
b)
he could not have afforded to join the course on soft skills.
c)
he would not be a really successful man now.
d)
he could not have solved most problems by himself.
e)
he would not be in a cake baking class now.
244.
If my younger brother had not been so excited to learn new things after work,
a)
he would not be in a cake baking class now.
b)
he could speak with the foreign partners in this project now.
c)
he could not have afforded to join the course on soft skills.
d)
he would not be a really successful man now.
e)
he could not have solved most problems by himself.
245.
If my dad had not had a wide range of practical life skills,
a)
he could not have solved most problems by himself.
b)
he would not be in a cake baking class now.
c)
he could speak with the foreign partners in this project now.
d)
he could not have afforded to join the course on soft skills.
e)
he would not be a really successful man now.
246.
the ability to achieve something for your own reasons, without needing pressure from others
a)
self-motivation
b)
practical skills
c)
pursue
d)
guidance
e)
compulsory
247.
the action of trying to catch or achieve something; a specific activity or hobby
a)
pursuit
b)
self-motivation
c)
practical skills
d)
pursue
e)
guidance
248.
belonging or relating to a job with special training and education
a)
professional
b)
pursuit
c)
self-motivation
d)
practical skills
e)
pursue
249.
the highest, furthest, or most decisive point in a process; the most extreme
a)
ultimate
b)
professional
c)
pursuit
d)
self-motivation
e)
practical skills
250.
the ability to choose a task and come up with possible solutions to solve it, without being infuenced by others
a)
self-direction
b)
ultimate
c)
professional
d)
pursuit
e)
self-motivation
251.
the way in which one does something freely, without being forced; willingly
a)
voluntarily
b)
self-direction
c)
ultimate
d)
professional
e)
pursuit
252.
The teaching profession requires ______ learning since educational practices develop over time.
a)
continuous
b)
voluntarily
c)
self-direction
d)
ultimate
e)
professional
253.
Some people strongly believe that the _____ of lifelong learning is self-improvement.
a)
ultimate purpose
b)
continuous
c)
voluntarily
d)
self-direction
e)
ultimate
254.
None of our courses are _____, so all our learners are voluntary.
a)
compulsory
b)
ultimate purpose
c)
continuous
d)
voluntarily
e)
self-direction
255.
Even self-directed learners usually require a little bit of _____ at first.
a)
guidance
b)
compulsory
c)
ultimate purpose
d)
continuous
e)
voluntarily
256.
Graduates will have picked up the skills to _____lifelong learning during their career.
a)
pursue
b)
guidance
c)
compulsory
d)
ultimate purpose
e)
continuous
257.
In the workplace, bad _____of you by your managers and colleagues may negatively affect your career growth.
a)
practical skills
b)
pursue
c)
guidance
d)
compulsory
e)
ultimate purpose
258.
He uses his family poverty as a _____ tool to overcome all difficulties in life.
a)
self-motivating
b)
perception
c)
learn throughout
d)
contributes
e)
constant learning
259.
My fire extinguisher is empty, so I am thinking about _____ it or buying a new one.
a)
refilling
b)
self-motivating
c)
perception
d)
learn throughout
e)
contributes
260.
The _____ of their habitat is one of the reasons why many animals become endangered.
a)
destruction
b)
refilling
c)
self-motivating
d)
perception
e)
learn throughout
261.
Job _____ is a factor that people take into account when they look for jobs.
a)
security
b)
destruction
c)
refilling
d)
self-motivating
e)
perception
262.
Tom would like to do something _____ such as joining an expedition to the rainforests.
a)
adventurous
b)
security
c)
destruction
d)
refilling
e)
self-motivating
263.
The astonishing speed of technlogical development makes it necessary for ____to learn new skills and keep improving them throughout their lives.
a)
individuals
b)
adventurous
c)
security
d)
destruction
e)
refilling
264.
The term lifelong learning (LLL) refers to the continuous __of an individual's knowledge and skills.
a)
accumulation
b)
individuals
c)
adventurous
d)
security
e)
destruction
265.
Apart from the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviours people acquire in their everyday lives, LLL ____three forms: formal, non-formal, and informal learning.
a)
consists of
b)
accumulation
c)
individuals
d)
adventurous
e)
security
266.
Formal learning is learning that ___in formal and organised settings like schools and universities, and very often leads to certificates or degrees.
a)
happens
b)
consists of
c)
accumulation
d)
individuals
e)
adventurous
267.
While non-formal learning is considered learning gained in planned activities like____, informal learning is learning acquired from daily life activities.
a)
vocational skills training
b)
happens
c)
consists of
d)
accumulation
e)
individuals
268.
LLL offers a great number of benefits to individuals, ____, and the country.
a)
communities
b)
vocational skills training
c)
happens
d)
consists of
e)
accumulation
269.
First of all, it brings individuals knowledge, enhances their existing skills, stimulates____, and builds up systems of values, necessary for them as social human beings.
a)
learning experiences
b)
communities
c)
vocational skills training
d)
happens
e)
consists of
270.
Secondly, _____individuals make communities more productive and creative with their up-to-date skills, abilities, and ideas.
a)
knowledgeable
b)
learning experiences
c)
communities
d)
vocational skills training
e)
happens
271.
Today's fast-changing knowledge economy requires workers who are wellprepared for new challenges by____.
a)
constant learning
b)
knowledgeable
c)
learning experiences
d)
communities
e)
vocational skills training
272.
An able, skilful, and knowledgeable person can enormously contribute to his/ her country's development and prosperity, which in turn _____to the happiness and well-being of its citizens.
a)
contributes
b)
constant learning
c)
knowledgeable
d)
learning experiences
e)
communities
273.
Obviously, LLL is so important that all individuals should ____their lives.
a)
learn throughout
b)
contributes
c)
constant learning
d)
knowledgeable
e)
learning experiences
274.
He ____ in and close the door.
a)
told me to come
b)
told to me to come
c)
told me come
d)
told me coming
275.
She intended ____ her job because she was bored with that one.
a)
to change
b)
to changing
c)
to me to change
d)
changing
276.
The man is believed ___ fast in hospital.
a)
to be recovering
b)
to be recovered
c)
to recover
d)
to be recovered
277.
My neighbour has had his broken fence _____ recently.
a)
fixed
b)
to fix
c)
fixing
d)
fix
278.
The headmaster had all the students in the school ____ their uniforms on Teachers' Day.
a)
wear
b)
wearing
c)
to wear
d)
to be wearing
279.
By the time I _____________ 25, I ________ at least three countries.
a)
am / will have visited
b)
will be / will visit
c)
am / will be visiting
d)
am / have visited
280.
He is very mean and impolite. I don't know how she can _____________ him.
a)
put up with
b)
keep up with
c)
go up with
d)
climb up with
281.
If she had paid more attention in class, she _____________ the lectures thoroughly.
a)
would have understood
b)
would understand
c)
will understand
d)
would understood
282.
I don't want people to _____________ me without calling in advance.
a)
drop in on
b)
drop out of
c)
drop up on
d)
drop down on
283.
If he _____________ here earlier, he would have met my close friend, Jane.
a)
had been
b)
would be
c)
be
d)
would have been
284.
I have told you many times that I _____________ you to come home before ten. Being out late at night is dangerous.
a)
Want
b)
wanted
c)
will want
d)
would want
285.
She said that it _____________ long to get to her place but in fact, we had to drive two hours to get there.
a)
wouldn't take
b)
won't take
c)
not took
d)
wouldn't have taken
286.
I have just _____________ my car repaired.
a)
had
b)
used
c)
let
d)
made
287.
The doctor said that he had to _____________ his drinking or his health would get worse.
a)
cut down on
b)
run out of
c)
go on with
d)
get on with
288.
_____________ this time next week, we will have completed the project.
a)
By
b)
On
c)
At
d)
For
289.
Becoming a teacher demands not only knowledge in an academic field but also a personal commitment to lifelong learning, and enthusiasm for _____ with other people.
a)
sharing knowledge
b)
meeting
c)
qualifications
d)
patient
e)
motivated
290.
To become one of those noble educators in the USA, one has to satisfy several basic ____.
a)
requirements
b)
sharing knowledge
c)
meeting
d)
qualifications
e)
patient
291.
First and foremost, it is a prerequisite to have a ___ in education.
a)
bachelor's degree
b)
requirements
c)
sharing knowledge
d)
meeting
e)
qualifications
292.
In the event that a ___ already has a bachelor's degree in another field, a teacher preparation program is needed.
a)
candidate
b)
bachelor's degree
c)
requirements
d)
sharing knowledge
e)
meeting
293.
Almost every school in the USA understands that real classroom teaching experience is a ____ part of a teacher's training.
a)
vital
b)
candidate
c)
bachelor's degree
d)
requirements
e)
sharing knowledge
294.
Before taking over a class, a person typically needs to complete a___, including working as a supervised student teacher.
a)
training program
b)
vital
c)
candidate
d)
bachelor's degree
e)
requirements
295.
People who want to become university teachers need___.
a)
higher degrees
b)
training program
c)
vital
d)
candidate
e)
bachelor's degree
296.
Getting a master's degree is a necessity, but if it is gained too early there may be concerns that the candidate lacks the ____ to go with it.
a)
real-world experience
b)
higher degrees
c)
training program
d)
vital
e)
candidate
297.
In fact, very few schools want to hire novices with little ____and even if they are accepted, those newly-trained educators are usually very ill-paid.
a)
classroom experience
b)
real-world experience
c)
higher degrees
d)
training program
e)
vital
298.
One wise solution to the issue is for future postgraduates to start working as teachers before going on to gain their____.
a)
master's degree
b)
classroom experience
c)
real-world experience
d)
higher degrees
e)
training program
299.
Besides knowledge and___, certain personal qualities are also required.
a)
experience
b)
master's degree
c)
classroom experience
d)
real-world experience
e)
higher degrees
300.
A teacher should be positive, prepared, focused, and most importantly,_____.
a)
patient
b)
experience
c)
master's degree
d)
classroom experience
e)
real-world experience
301.
Being a teacher involves being aware of the fact that learning can sometimes be hard work, even for the most ____students.
a)
motivated
b)
patient
c)
experience
d)
master's degree
e)
classroom experience
302.
Also, teaching can at times be tiring and frustrating so a teaching candidate has to practise being ____with themselves.
a)
patient
b)
motivated
c)
patient
d)
experience
e)
master's degree
303.
In short, as in other careers, teaching requires a combination of____, experience, and personal qualities.
a)
qualifications
b)
patient
c)
motivated
d)
patient
e)
experience
304.
Teaching candidates ____ the mandatory requirements are always in demand in the USA.
a)
meeting
b)
qualifications
c)
patient
d)
motivated
e)
patient
305.
With the development of_____, lifelong learning for low cost and at great convenience is no longer difficult.
a)
technology
b)
workforce
c)
self-directed
d)
lifelong learner
e)
prefer
306.
Lifelong learning enables people to increase their wisdom as it helps fully develop learners' personal and ____knowledge and experience.
a)
professional
b)
technology
c)
workforce
d)
self-directed
e)
lifelong learner
307.
In order to continue their permanent academic learning, lifelong learners need a sense of volunteerism and the capacity to ____.
a)
self-motivate
b)
professional
c)
technology
d)
workforce
e)
self-directed
308.
These two qualities gradually help people create for themselves the ability to ____, open their mind, and gain a lifetime of fulfilment.
a)
self-direct
b)
self-motivate
c)
professional
d)
technology
e)
workforce
309.
Some schools ____prepare students for 21st-century careers.
a)
fail to
b)
self-direct
c)
self-motivate
d)
professional
e)
technology
310.
Earning while learning is one of the ____of an apprenticeship.
a)
advantages
b)
fail to
c)
self-direct
d)
self-motivate
e)
professional
311.
I believe that those who pursue a career in medicine should be motivated by the ___to help other people.
a)
desire
b)
advantages
c)
fail to
d)
self-direct
e)
self-motivate
312.
My granny said that I could gain professional knowledge and ____during an apprenticeship.
a)
experience
b)
desire
c)
advantages
d)
fail to
e)
self-direct
313.
After ____ good qualifications, he is now looking for a job that is well-paid, exciting, and flexible.
a)
gaining
b)
experience
c)
desire
d)
advantages
e)
fail to
314.
In the modern age, keeping your skills ____will give you more career options to choose from.
a)
up to date
b)
gaining
c)
experience
d)
desire
e)
advantages
315.
When my mom gave birth to my younger brother, she ___her full-time job and looked for a part-time one.
a)
gave up
b)
up to date
c)
gaining
d)
experience
e)
desire
316.
She admired her grandfather even more after she heard that he had acquired his _____through self-learning.
a)
professional skills
b)
gave up
c)
up to date
d)
gaining
e)
experience
317.
Many students in my school ___studying with to studying with print ones.
a)
prefer
b)
professional skills
c)
gave up
d)
up to date
e)
gaining
318.
My grandmother is an example of a____. She learnt to speak two more languages at the age of 65.
a)
lifelong learner
b)
prefer
c)
professional skills
d)
gave up
e)
up to date
319.
Many people believe that ____ learning can be very challenging, even for the most motivated and intelligent students.
a)
self-directed
b)
lifelong learner
c)
prefer
d)
professional skills
e)
gave up
320.
A recent report reveals that over 60 per cent of the total ____in the US healthcare industry is without a bachelor's degree.
a)
workforce
b)
self-directed
c)
lifelong learner
d)
prefer
e)
professional skills
321.
Though my manager didn't offer me a pay rise I felt satisfied because she agreed to ____my job duties.
a)
cut down on
b)
keep up with
c)
come up with
d)
dropping out of
e)
talk back to
322.
When I leave upper secondary school, I will ____those happy school days.
a)
think back on
b)
cut down on
c)
keep up with
d)
come up with
e)
dropping out of
323.
Do you dare to ____your boss? If you speak your mind to your manager, and do it in the right way, it can be helpful to your career.
a)
talk back to
b)
think back on
c)
cut down on
d)
keep up with
e)
come up with
324.
The number of students ____school is still a problem, though the number that complete school is continually increasing.
a)
dropping out of
b)
talk back to
c)
think back on
d)
cut down on
e)
keep up with
325.
Decision making skills can help you to analyse problems and ____good solutions.
a)
come up with
b)
dropping out of
c)
talk back to
d)
think back on
e)
cut down on
326.
Through lifelong learning, individuals can ___rapidly-evolving technology and the fast-changing world.
a)
keep up with
b)
come up with
c)
dropping out of
d)
talk back to
e)
think back on
327.
I would be most grateful
a)
if you could help me to plan my career.
b)
he would now be able to work with new technologies.
c)
he would make his lessons more interesting.
d)
she wouldn't have achieved this level of success.
e)
he will earn more money.
328.
If my grandpa hadn't been a lifelong learner,
a)
he couldn't have done so many things in his life.
b)
if you could help me to plan my career.
c)
he would now be able to work with new technologies.
d)
he would make his lessons more interesting.
e)
she wouldn't have achieved this level of success.
329.
If my father gets a promotion at work,
a)
he will earn more money.
b)
he couldn't have done so many things in his life.
c)
if you could help me to plan my career.
d)
he would now be able to work with new technologies.
e)
he would make his lessons more interesting.
330.
If she hadn't had enough passion and determination
a)
she wouldn't have achieved this level of success.
b)
he will earn more money.
c)
he couldn't have done so many things in his life.
d)
if you could help me to plan my career.
e)
he would now be able to work with new technologies.
331.
If the teacher changed his teaching methods,
a)
he would make his lessons more interesting.
b)
she wouldn't have achieved this level of success.
c)
he will earn more money.
d)
he couldn't have done so many things in his life.
e)
if you could help me to plan my career.
332.
If he hadn't refused to take a course in computer science,
a)
he would now be able to work with new technologies.
b)
he would make his lessons more interesting.
c)
she wouldn't have achieved this level of success.
d)
he will earn more money.
e)
he couldn't have done so many things in his life.
333.
A person will not be able to adapt to changes in life and work ___he or she becomes a lifelong learner.
a)
unless
b)
Than
c)
If
d)
as if
e)
that
334.
Lifelong learning has become so important in our lives ____various courses and programmes have been designed and developed to meet our needs.
a)
that
b)
unless
c)
Than
d)
If
e)
as if
335.
He acts ___he were/was a career adviser.
a)
as if
b)
that
c)
unless
d)
Than
e)
If
336.
___you don't keep up with new technology, you'll be left behind at work.
a)
If
b)
as if
c)
that
d)
unless
e)
Than
337.
Tom studies harder ___Jane (does).
a)
Than
b)
If
c)
as if
d)
that
e)
unless
338.
I received housing benefit when I was UNEMPLOYED.
a)
out of work
b)
out of date
c)
out of order
d)
out of fashion
339.
You can’t BURY YOUR HEAD IN THE SAND - you need to face up to your own problems.
a)
ignore the situation
b)
stay indoors all the time
c)
neglect one’s study
d)
lie in bed due to sickness
340.
(OPPOSITE in meaning) The problem in this neighborhood need to be SORTED OUT before things get worse.
a)
left undone
b)
solved completely
c)
give an explanation for
d)
make an accurate prediction of
341.
(OPPOSITE in meaning)The research findings were reliable since modern technology was used to increase the PRECISION of the sampling procedure.
a)
inaccuracy
b)
exactness
c)
insecurity
d)
flexibility
342.
“If I were you, I would do morning exercise regularly,” said John.
a)
John advised me to do morning exercise regularly.
b)
John prevented me from doing morning exercise regularly.
c)
John congratulated me on doing morning exercise regularly.
d)
John asked me to do morning exercise regularly.
343.
We cut down many forests. The Earth becomes hot.
a)
The more forests we cut down, the hotter the Earth becomes.
b)
The more we cut down forests, the hotter the Earth becomes.
c)
The more forests we cut down, the Earth becomes hotter.
d)
The more we cut down forests, the Earth becomes hotter.
344.
She can’t have any more children because of her age.
a)
She is too old to have any more children
b)
She is too old for having any more children.
c)
She is too old not to have any more children.
d)
She is old enough not to have any more children.
345.
He lacked commitment to the job. He wasn't considered for promotion.
a)
But for his lack of commitment to the job, he would have been considered for promotion.
b)
Suppose that he lacked commitment to the job, he wouldn't be considered for promotion.
c)
If it had not been for his lack of commitment to the job, he would be considered for promotion.
d)
Without his commitment to the job, he would be considered for promotion.
346.
Single-use plastic products are convenient. They are detrimental to the environment.
a)
Convenient though single-use plastic products are, they are detrimental to the environment.
b)
It is their detriment to the environment that makes single-use plastic products convenient.
c)
Not only are single-use plastic products convenient, they are also detrimental to the environment.
d)
Were single-use plastic products convenient, they would be detrimental to the environment.
347.
Virtual classrooms will be multi-functional, acting simultaneously as learning platforms, forum and ______ networks.
a)
social
b)
socialise
c)
society
d)
socially
348.
They will be geared towards promoting the acquisition of knowledge as a life-long endeavour, (42) ______ occurs through global collaboration.
a)
which
b)
when
c)
where
d)
who
349.
Flexibility of time and location makes e-learning a highly accessible, international resource. ______, many students nowadays prefer this new form.
a)
Therefore
b)
Because
c)
However
d)
Although
350.
Students will, regardless of age, background or origin, have unlimited access ______ both formal and informal learning opportunities.
a)
to
b)
with
c)
in
d)
into
351.
‘Getting a new job means gaining new skills and making new contracts, and these skills and relationships could bring them a step closer to their "dream job", the one that is challenging, emotionally and financially rewarding, and preferably closer to home or their children's school.’ Which of the following is NOT part of most people's dream job?
a)
a long commute
b)
emotional rewards
c)
lots of money
d)
challenging work
352.
‘Employees who suspect that their employer is not doing well may decide to start looking for a new position before the company closes its doors.’ The phrase "closes its doors" probably means______.
a)
stops doing business
b)
stops a working day
c)
dismisses its workers
d)
shuts all its doors
353.
‘Workers in the past were less likely to leave a company because they were dissatisfied with working conditions or because they didn't get along well with their fellow employees.’ The word "they" in refers to ______.
a)
workers in the past
b)
working conditions
c)
fellow employees
d)
people today
354.
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress in each of the following questions.
a)
vulnerable
b)
astronomical
c)
ecologically
d)
biological
355.
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word that differs from the rest in the position of the main stress in each of the following questions.
a)
shortlist
b)
recruit
c)
survive
d)
align
356.
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word whose underlined part (-s,-ed) is pronounced differently from that of the rest in each of the following questions.
a)
steps
b)
tourists
c)
banks
d)
symbols
357.
Choose the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the word whose underlined part (-s,-ed) is pronounced differently from that of the rest in each of the following questions.
a)
stopped
b)
looked
c)
watched
d)
decided
358.
You ought to have your coat _____.
a)
cleaned and pressed
b)
clean and press
c)
cleaning and pressed
d)
cleaned and pressing
359.
The students got the librarian _____ books for them by then.
a)
to buy
b)
buy
c)
buying
d)
bought
360.
By the year 2050, many people currently employed _____ their jobs.
a)
will have lost
b)
will lost
c)
will have been lost
d)
will be losing
361.
Have her _____ these letters, please.
a)
type
b)
typed
c)
typing
d)
to type
362.
Since _____ 1600s, worldwide overexploitation of animals for _____ food and other products has caused numerous species to become extinct or endangered.
a)
the/Ф
b)
the/ a
c)
Ф/ the
d)
the/ the
363.
We all hope that the dispute _____ by the end of the month.
a)
will have been solved
b)
will be solved
c)
will have solved
d)
be solved
364.
He couldn’t afford to _____ his car repaired.
a)
get
b)
had
c)
make
d)
put
365.
The saola is also indirectly threatened by insufficient _____ to and investment in its conservation.
a)
attention
b)
care
c)
treatment
d)
interest
366.
Using voice _____, you can have it take a picture of what you see or translate your voice into other languages.
a)
commands
b)
transmits
c)
causes
d)
provides
367.
Many modern medicines are derived _____ both the population size and fine details of the population demography.
a)
from
b)
on
c)
in
d)
for
368.
Artificial Intelligence is often the technology deployed to _____ the type of fraud that may be committed on your bank account.
a)
monitor
b)
request
c)
recognize
d)
aid
369.
Loss of habitat and increased commercial hunt _____ the number of chimpanzees from 2 million to 300,000 individuals.
a)
reduced
b)
lessened
c)
weakened
d)
limited
370.
Illegal hunting in Namibia and Zimbabwe puts African elephants _____ of extinction.
a)
on the verge
b)
on brink
c)
in the verge
d)
in brink
371.
_____ robots are machines, there is no need for sleep.
a)
As
b)
Although
c)
Because of
d)
Due to
372.
Flight attendants need to be attentive, not just to satisfy passenger _____, but to notice when something is not quite right.
a)
expectations
b)
expects
c)
expectant
d)
expectancy
373.
There was only one other customer and several baristas talking _____ behind the counter.
a)
loudly
b)
loud
c)
loudness
d)
loud-mouthed
374.
Being well-organized is a great way to _____ to your coworkers and manager that you are reliable.
a)
demonstrate
b)
demonstration
c)
demonstrative
d)
demonstrable
375.
His condition left him _____ exposed to the slightest cold or cough.
a)
vulnerably
b)
vulnerable
c)
vulnerability
d)
invulnerable
376.
The group says its mission is “to halt and reverse the _____ of our environment”.
a)
destruction
b)
destructive
c)
destroy
d)
destructively
377.
Almost half of turtles and tortoises are known to be threatened with _____.
a)
extinction
b)
extinctive
c)
extinct
d)
extinctly
378.
The concept of the Artificial Intelligence system is based on Darwinian _____.
a)
evolution
b)
evoluting
c)
evolutionary
d)
evolutionist
379.
You can search for ___ on some websites.
a)
career advice
b)
competency
c)
feedback
d)
recruitment agency
e)
target
380.
She has just begun a ___in teaching.
a)
career
b)
career advice
c)
competency
d)
feedback
e)
recruitment agency
381.
Some students in my class want to join the ___after leaving school.
a)
workforce
b)
career
c)
career advice
d)
competency
e)
feedback
382.
University is not the only ___for school leavers to pursue further study.
a)
option
b)
workforce
c)
career
d)
career advice
e)
competency
383.
You may want to consider ___work until you decide what you want to do.
a)
temporary
b)
option
c)
workforce
d)
career
e)
career advice
384.
He has finished his A levels and ___a place for himself at a law school.
a)
secured
b)
temporary
c)
option
d)
workforce
e)
career
385.
without problems or difficulties
a)
smooth(er)
b)
secured
c)
temporary
d)
option
e)
workforce
386.
someone who works for an employer or expert to learn a particular skill or job
a)
apprentice
b)
smooth(er)
c)
secured
d)
temporary
e)
option
387.
to follow someone else while they are at work to learn about that person’s job
a)
shadow(ing) them
b)
apprentice
c)
smooth(er)
d)
secured
e)
temporary
388.
to begin to understand and deal with something difficult
a)
get(ting) to grips with
b)
shadow(ing) them
c)
apprentice
d)
smooth(er)
e)
secured
389.
to become used to something very easily
a)
take to (something) like a duck to water
b)
get(ting) to grips with
c)
shadow(ing) them
d)
apprentice
e)
smooth(er)
390.
written work in an office, such as filling in forms, writing letters, etc.
a)
paperwork
b)
take to (something) like a duck to water
c)
get(ting) to grips with
d)
shadow(ing) them
e)
apprentice
391.
Mark is worried because his company is cutting its __by a quarter.
a)
workforce
b)
paperwork
c)
take to (something) like a duck to water
d)
get(ting) to grips with
e)
shadow(ing) them
392.
Teaching as a ___is very challenging, but also very rewarding.
a)
career
b)
workforce
c)
paperwork
d)
take to (something) like a duck to water
e)
get(ting) to grips with
393.
Secondary school students often do ___jobs during the summer holidays.
a)
temporary
b)
career
c)
workforce
d)
paperwork
e)
take to (something) like a duck to water
394.
Don’t worry, Peter. You can always ask your father for___.
a)
career advice
b)
temporary
c)
career
d)
workforce
e)
paperwork
395.
Lan has been working for three months at the hairdresser’s as a(n)___.
a)
apprentice
b)
career advice
c)
temporary
d)
career
e)
workforce
396.
There are many job ___available for young people to choose from nowadays.
a)
options
b)
apprentice
c)
career advice
d)
temporary
e)
career
397.
That’s enough for now – let’s ___the discussion tomorrow.
a)
go on with
b)
options
c)
apprentice
d)
career advice
e)
temporary
398.
If you don’t work hard, you won’t be able to ___your friends.
a)
keep up with
b)
go on with
c)
options
d)
apprentice
e)
career advice
399.
Come on, Linda. Can you ___a better idea?
a)
come up with
b)
keep up with
c)
go on with
d)
options
e)
apprentice
400.
I don’t think she would ___her sister-in-law.
a)
get on with
b)
come up with
c)
keep up with
d)
go on with
e)
options
401.
They ___money and had to abandon the project.
a)
ran out of
b)
get on with
c)
come up with
d)
keep up with
e)
go on with
402.
We thought we could ___you while we were passing by.
a)
drop in on
b)
ran out of
c)
get on with
d)
come up with
e)
keep up with
403.
The doctor told him to ___chips and chocolate.
a)
cut down on
b)
drop in on
c)
ran out of
d)
get on with
e)
come up with
404.
He felt disappointed and ___school after the first term.
a)
dropped out of
b)
cut down on
c)
drop in on
d)
ran out of
e)
get on with
405.
a person working for an expert to learn a particular skill or job
a)
apprentice
b)
dropped out of
c)
cut down on
d)
drop in on
e)
ran out of
406.
a choice made in a particular situation
a)
option
b)
apprentice
c)
dropped out of
d)
cut down on
e)
drop in on
407.
the people available to work in a company or country
a)
workforce
b)
option
c)
apprentice
d)
dropped out of
e)
cut down on
408.
a job or profession that you are trained for or that you do for a long period of your life
a)
career
b)
workforce
c)
option
d)
apprentice
e)
dropped out of
409.
helpful information about jobs, education, or professional training
a)
advice
b)
career
c)
workforce
d)
option
e)
apprentice
410.
continuing for a limited period of time
a)
temporary
b)
advice
c)
career
d)
workforce
e)
option
411.
to obtain something, especially after a lot of effort
a)
secure
b)
temporary
c)
advice
d)
career
e)
workforce
412.
He teacher told her to ___her socialising, because it was affecting her schoolwork.
a)
cut down on
b)
secure
c)
temporary
d)
advice
e)
career
413.
John suddenly stopped talking. He just ___ideas.
a)
ran out of
b)
cut down on
c)
secure
d)
temporary
e)
advice
414.
We can’t ___all the changes.
a)
keep up with
b)
ran out of
c)
cut down on
d)
secure
e)
temporary
415.
We’re surprised that Tom’s just ___school.
a)
dropped out of
b)
keep up with
c)
ran out of
d)
cut down on
e)
secure
416.
I’m really ___seeing you again.
a)
looking forward to
b)
dropped out of
c)
keep up with
d)
ran out of
e)
cut down on
417.
Mary was going to take a year out, but she finally decided to ___her studies.
a)
go on with
b)
looking forward to
c)
dropped out of
d)
keep up with
e)
ran out of
418.
Jack quarrels with his classmates all the time. I don’t think he will ever ___them.
a)
get on with
b)
go on with
c)
looking forward to
d)
dropped out of
e)
keep up with
419.
Linda’s not going to ___her husband’s smoking any longer.
a)
put up with
b)
get on with
c)
go on with
d)
looking forward to
e)
dropped out of
420.
Kate had to ___the fact that she would never see him again.
a)
face up to
b)
put up with
c)
get on with
d)
go on with
e)
looking forward to
421.
My mother often ___her childhood when she lived with my grandparents.
a)
thinks back to
b)
face up to
c)
put up with
d)
get on with
e)
go on with
422.
Today there are a lot of career ___for school leavers to choose between.
a)
options
b)
thinks back to
c)
face up to
d)
put up with
e)
get on with
423.
Tom is looking for a(n) ___job to do over the summer holiday.
a)
temporary
b)
options
c)
thinks back to
d)
face up to
e)
put up with
424.
Sometimes it is difficult for students to ___work experience at the company of their choice.
a)
secure
b)
temporary
c)
options
d)
thinks back to
e)
face up to
425.
Secondary students can access the Internet to look for practical ___about leaving school and choosing future careers.
a)
advice
b)
secure
c)
temporary
d)
options
e)
thinks back to
426.
Some of my friends don’t want to pursue further education after leaving school. They would prefer to join the ___.
a)
workforce
b)
advice
c)
secure
d)
temporary
e)
options
427.
What kind of ___would you choose? I’d like to become a teacher.
a)
career
b)
workforce
c)
advice
d)
secure
e)
temporary
428.
John has worked for two years as a plumber’s ___.
a)
Apprentice
b)
career
c)
workforce
d)
advice
e)
secure
429.
a small piece of advice about something practical
a)
tip
b)
Apprentice
c)
career
d)
workforce
e)
advice
430.
to make something change from one thing into another
a)
to turn (something) into (something)
b)
tip
c)
Apprentice
d)
career
e)
workforce
431.
person or thing that people aim at
a)
target
b)
to turn (something) into (something)
c)
tip
d)
Apprentice
e)
career
432.
an organisation that finds new people to work in a company
a)
recruitment agency
b)
target
c)
to turn (something) into (something)
d)
tip
e)
Apprentice
433.
helpful information or criticism
a)
feedback
b)
recruitment agency
c)
target
d)
to turn (something) into (something)
e)
tip
434.
a skill needed to do a particular job
a)
competency
b)
feedback
c)
recruitment agency
d)
target
e)
to turn (something) into (something)
435.
I haven't seen Tom ............... he gave me this book.
a)
since
b)
for
c)
until
d)
before
436.
….. it is getting dark, she still waits for him.
a)
Although
b)
Unless
c)
Since
d)
while
437.
…….. he has a headache, he has to take an aspirin.
a)
Because
b)
How
c)
Where
d)
Although
438.
He had left …….. I came.
a)
by the time
b)
when
c)
while
d)
since
439.
……. it rained heavily, they went to school on time.
a)
A and C are correct
b)
Even though
c)
despite
d)
Though
440.
Our visit to Japan was delayed …….. my wife's illness.
a)
because of
b)
because
c)
thanks to
d)
though
441.
……… he comes to theater with me, I shall go alone.
a)
Unless
b)
Because of
c)
Because
d)
When
442.
Trees won't grow ……. there is enough water.
a)
unless
b)
if
c)
when
d)
as
443.
The flight had to be delayed …. the bad weather.
a)
B and C are correct
b)
because
c)
due to
d)
because of
444.
………. she's busy, she still helps you.
a)
Although
b)
Because
c)
Since
d)
As
445.
................. the traffic was bad, I arrived on time.
a)
Although
b)
In spite of
c)
Despite
d)
Even
446.
Take a map with you ............... you lose your way.
a)
in case
b)
so
c)
because
d)
although
447.
I couldn't unlock it ................ I had the wrong key.
a)
because
b)
so that
c)
although
d)
so
448.
He got a new alarm clock .................... he'd get up on time.
a)
so that
b)
although
c)
since
d)
so
449.
He hasn't written to us ................. he left.
a)
since
b)
as long as
c)
by the time
d)
as soon as
450.
She'll only do the job .............. you pay her more.
a)
If
b)
before
c)
after
d)
While
451.
I never take an umbrella ...... it's raining heavily.
a)
unless
b)
when
c)
whenever
d)
if
452.
I will wait ............ ... he comes.
a)
until
b)
however
c)
so that
d)
In spite of
453.
Mozart could write music ............... he was only five.
a)
when
b)
though
c)
however
d)
because
454.
We moved to the front row ................ we could see and hear better.
a)
so that
b)
so
c)
such
d)
such that
455.
I hope none of my friends __ school this term.
a)
drop out of
b)
talked back to
c)
think back on
d)
keep up with
456.
John often __ us without warning.
a)
drops in on
b)
drop out of
c)
talked back to
d)
think back on
457.
The government is trying not to __ the money they are spending on vocational training.
a)
cut down on
b)
drops in on
c)
drop out of
d)
talked back to
458.
David doesn’t __ his wife. They’re always arguing.
a)
get on with
b)
cut down on
c)
drops in on
d)
drop out of
459.
Linda was about to take a part-time job, but she decided to __ her studies.
a)
go on with
b)
get on with
c)
cut down on
d)
drops in on
460.
Hoa is a brilliant student. It’s difficult to __ her if you don’t try very hard.
a)
keep up with
b)
go on with
c)
get on with
d)
cut down on
461.
I usually __ my childhood with great pleasure.
a)
think back on
b)
keep up with
c)
go on with
d)
get on with
462.
The trainee __ his trainer and was kicked out of the group.
a)
talked back to
b)
think back on
c)
keep up with
d)
go on with
463.
That’s enough for now – let’s __the discussion tomorrow.
a)
go on with
b)
dropped out of
c)
cut down on
d)
drop in on
464.
If you don’t work hard, you won’t be able to __your friends.
a)
keep up with
b)
go on with
c)
dropped out of
d)
cut down on
465.
Come on, Linda. Can you __a better idea?
a)
come up with
b)
keep up with
c)
go on with
d)
dropped out of
466.
I don’t think she would ___her sister-in-law.
a)
get on with
b)
come up with
c)
keep up with
d)
go on with
467.
They ___ money and had to abandon the project.
a)
ran out of
b)
get on with
c)
come up with
d)
keep up with
468.
We thought we could ___you while we were passing by.
a)
drop in on
b)
ran out of
c)
get on with
d)
come up with
469.
The doctor told him to ___ chips and chocolate.
a)
cut down on
b)
drop in on
c)
ran out of
d)
get on with
470.
He felt disappointed and ___ school after the first term.
a)
dropped out of
b)
cut down on
c)
drop in on
d)
ran out of
471.
She ___our conversation.
a)
broke in on
b)
forced to walk
c)
faced up to
d)
think back on
472.
I'm allergic to strawberries. They make me ___a rash.
a)
break out in
b)
broke in on
c)
forced to walk
d)
faced up to
473.
She left an hour ago. We’ll never ___her.
a)
catch up with
b)
break out in
c)
broke in on
d)
forced to walk
474.
I’m calling to __my brother, he’s sick.
a)
check up on
b)
catch up with
c)
break out in
d)
broke in on
475.
Susan ___a bad cold and had to cancel her trip.
a)
came down with
b)
check up on
c)
catch up with
d)
break out in
476.
She ___a good idea
a)
came up with
b)
came down with
c)
check up on
d)
catch up with
477.
The criminal ___a lot of criticism.
a)
comes in for
b)
came up with
c)
came down with
d)
check up on
478.
She is trying to __alcohol.
a)
cut down on
b)
comes in for
c)
came up with
d)
came down with
479.
Racism must be ___forever.
a)
done away with
b)
cut down on
c)
comes in for
d)
came up with
480.
I don't ___jogging today.
a)
feel up to
b)
done away with
c)
cut down on
d)
comes in for
481.
My sister and I don’t ___each other.
a)
get along with
b)
feel up to
c)
done away with
d)
cut down on
482.
The students will not ___cheating in the exam.
a)
get away with
b)
get along with
c)
feel up to
d)
done away with
483.
It is important for you to ___bussiness.
a)
get down to
b)
get away with
c)
get along with
d)
feel up to
484.
Kate's already agreed, but it's going to be harder persuading Mike to ___it.
a)
go along with
b)
get down to
c)
get away with
d)
get along with
485.
When do you __this project?
a)
go through with
b)
go along with
c)
get down to
d)
get away with
486.
I cannot __the plan.
a)
keep up with
b)
go through with
c)
go along with
d)
get down to
487.
The concert didn't ___my expectations.
a)
live up to
b)
keep up with
c)
go through with
d)
go along with
488.
I’m ___hearing from you.
a)
looking forward to
b)
live up to
c)
keep up with
d)
go through with
489.
They ___the beggar.
a)
look down on
b)
looking forward to
c)
live up to
d)
keep up with
490.
The students should ___the elderly.
a)
look up to
b)
look down on
c)
looking forward to
d)
live up to
491.
Let’s ___the enemies.
a)
look out for
b)
look up to
c)
look down on
d)
looking forward to
492.
Thieves ___over a million dollars in the robbery.
a)
made off with
b)
look out for
c)
look up to
d)
look down on
493.
They scored another goal and ___victory.
a)
made sure of
b)
made off with
c)
look out for
d)
look up to
494.
He promised to ___the damage.
a)
make up for
b)
made sure of
c)
made off with
d)
look out for
495.
I can’t ___eating the same thing everyday.
a)
put up with
b)
make up for
c)
made sure of
d)
made off with
496.
You should learn to ___yourself.
a)
take care of
b)
put up with
c)
make up for
d)
made sure of
497.
Sometimes, I ___my childhood.
a)
think back on
b)
take care of
c)
put up with
d)
make up for
498.
We have ___many challenges.
a)
faced up to
b)
think back on
c)
take care of
d)
put up with
499.
She was ___out on her child.
a)
forced to walk
b)
faced up to
c)
think back on
d)
take care of
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