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Total questions: 171

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Name
Class
Date
1.

Where is Nick? He___ be in his office. (I don’t know exactly.)

a)

should

b)

might

c)

ought to

d)

need

e)

shall

2.

You have just had lunch. You ___ be hungry.

a)

wouldn’t

b)

mustn’t

c)

needn’t

d)

can’t

e)

shouldn’t

3.

You ___ visit him, he has an infection disease.

a)

wouldn’t

b)

needn’t

c)

don’t have to

d)

shan’t

e)

can’t

4.

He __ be in the museum now. I’ve seen him recently entering it.

a)

could

b)

need

c)

must

d)

would

e)

may

5.

Somebody will __ to meet her at the airport.

a)

ought to

b)

need

c)

can

d)

have

e)

must

6.

Fill in the modal verb so as to express ability and inability: When they came back from Paris they __ speak perfect French.

a)

can

b)

were able to

c)

could

d)

might

e)

must

7.

Fill in the correct form of the modal verb so as to express prohibition and absence of necessity: We have got much time. We ___ hurry.

a)

don’t have to

b)

mustn’t

c)

needn’t

d)

shouldn’t

e)

couldn’t

8.

Define the meaning of the modal verb in the sentence: I heard that you had organized a very good party recently. You might have invited me to your party.

a)

request

b)

disapproval, reproach

c)

possibility due to the circumstances

d)

unreality

e)

supposition implying doubt

9.

Define the meaning of the modal verb in the sentence: Mother said that you might take some oranges.

a)

possibility due to the circumstances

b)

disapproval, reproach

c)

unreality

d)

supposition implying doubt

e)

permission

10.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I ___ recommend that you consider the matter carefully before making a decision.

a)

greatly

b)

strongly

c)

firmly

d)

intensely

e)

awfully

11.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I ___ appreciate all that you’ve done for me.

a)

totally

b)

seriously

c)

largely

d)

greatly

e)

completely

12.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I feel very ___ about the role of women in society.

a)

strongly

b)

entirely

c)

deeply

d)

fully

e)

firmly

13.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: Hello! I’m __ sorry I’m late.

a)

deeply

b)

horribly

c)

greatly

d)

awfully

e)

entirely

14.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I’m going outside to get a breath of __ air.

a)

clean

b)

much

c)

little

d)

clear

e)

fresh

15.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I need a __ of paper to write a letter.

a)

piece

b)

sheet

c)

unit

d)

stroke

e)

shed

16.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: She didn’t get a __ of sleep last night.

a)

breath

b)

hint

c)

piece

d)

wink

e)

blink

17.

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I __ remember seeing your keys on the hall table.

a)

completely

b)

fully

c)

truly

d)

entirely

e)

distinctly

18.

Complete the sentence with the correct dependent preposition: Experts have shared evidence __ the negative effect of image-editing software.

a)

of

b)

for

c)

with

d)

on

e)

about

19.

Complete the sentence with the correct dependent preposition: We had a difference __ opinion about where to go.

a)

on

b)

about

c)

for

d)

of

e)

with

20.

Complete the sentence with the correct dependent preposition: His taste __ travel led him to become an explorer.

a)

of

b)

for

c)

with

d)

in

e)

on

21.

Complete the sentence with the correct dependent preposition: This is a serious crime which is a matter __ the police.

a)

for

b)

of

c)

on

d)

with

e)

behind

22.

Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb: That disastrous experience ... me ... having another relationship.

a)

take …off

b)

put… off

c)

take … away

d)

turn … into

e)

put … through

23.

Complete the sentence with the correct phrasal verb: He’s trying to ... their break-up.

a)

get into

b)

split up

c)

turn up

d)

go off

e)

get over

24.

Choose the proper phrasal verb: She ... Tom ... because he hit his baby sister and made her cry.

a)

counted/on

b)

told/off

c)

cleared/out

d)

brought/out

e)

looked/back

25.

Choose the proper phrasal verb: I had a new student in my class today. He seems very nice. I’m sure he’ll  __ the rest of the class just fine.

a)

deal with

b)

clear out

c)

look up to

d)

fit in with

e)

count on

26.

Choose the proper phrasal verb: Don’t let me disturb you. Carry __ _ your work.

a)

up with

b)

up for

c)

out with

d)

on with

e)

down on

27.

Choose the correct preposition: She showed no intention __ leaving.

a)

at

b)

in

c)

of

d)

with

e)

about

28.

Choose the correct preposition: I shall look forward __ seeing your book.

a)

at

b)

to

c)

on

d)

in

e)

with

29.

Choose the right variant to paraphrase the following sentences using speech patterns:"He thinks there is no better place to have a rest in than Spain".

a)

Why not have a rest in Spain?

b)

Spain is a good deal the worse for resting.

c)

He thinks it will cost you nothing to rest in Spain.

d)

Spain is not to be rested in.

e)

He can't imagine a better place to have a rest in than Spain.

 

30.

Choose the right variant to paraphrase the following sentences using speech patterns:"You can always sell your piano if you don't really need it".

a)

Who are you that you should sell your piano?

b)

Try and sell your piano

c)

Why not sell your piano if you don't really need it?

d)

It will cost you nothing to sell your piano if you really need it.

e)

This is precisely what you should sell.

31.

Choose the proper article: Tanya has __ sweet tooth. She loves chocolate.

a)

the

b)

a

c)

an

d)

-

e)

at

32.

Choose the proper article: We do a lot of business with __ Japanese.

a)

a

b)

-

c)

an

d)

the

e)

those

33.

True conditionals. Put the verb in a proper tense form. Refer the action to the Present or to the Future. If she (clean) my window, I (give) her ten dollars.

a)

clean; will give

b)

will clean; give

c)

cleans; will give

d)

will clean; will give

e)

cleaned; gave

34.

True conditionals. Put the verb in a proper tense form. Refer the action to the Present or to the Future. After she (do) her work about the house, she (go) to the disco.

a)

do; will go

b)

does; will go

c)

will do; will go

d)

did; went

e)

does; goes

35.

Choose the correct comparative form: The people who arrived __ got the best seats.

a)

more earlier

b)

most early

c)

the earliest

d)

much early

e)

much more early

36.

Choose the correct comparative structure: ___ different they become. Sometimes people don’t even know they are twins.

a)

The bigger they get, the less

b)

The bigger they get, the more

c)

They get bigger and less

d)

Less and less

e)

The bigger they get, the least

37.

Choose the correct comparative structure: I could pay ____, because I liked it.

a)

as much twice

b)

much twice

c)

twice as much

d)

times twice

e)

more times

38.

Choose the correct comparative structure: ____ the worse I feel.

a)

The more medicine I take

b)

When I take more medicine

c)

The more I take

d)

More medicine taken

e)

The most medicine I take

39.

Choose the correct comparative structure: _____, the earlier you will arrive.

a)

Leave the sooner

b)

Left sooner

c)

You left sooner

d)

The sooner you leave

e)

The sooner you left

40.

Choose the correct reported question: Have you any idea when _____?

a)

was the Opera House opened

b)

opened the Opera House was

c)

the Opera House was opened

d)

was opened the Opera House

e)

the Opera House opened

41.

Choose the correct reported question: Do you know _____?

a)

are we allowed to smoke

b)

if can we smoke

c)

whether aren’t we allowed to smoke

d)

whether we allow to smoke

e)

whether we are allowed to smoke

42.

Choose the correct reported question: Sandy wants to know _____ .

a)

which way the castle is

b)

where is the castle

c)

which road is the castle

d)

whether is it the castle

e)

which is way to the castle

43.

Choose the correct reported question: Do you happen to know ______ ?

a)

time what tourist offices open

b)

what time do tourist offices open

c)

what time tourist offices open

d)

what do tourist offices open time

e)

what is time tourist offices open

 

44.

Choose the correct reported question: She asked him ______ .

a)

how much did he expect to earn

b)

how will he expect to earn

c)

how many he expected to earn

d)

how much does he expect to earn

e)

how much he expected to earn

45.

Complete the question with the correct tag: I’m here to help you, __ I?

a)

am not

b)

aren’t

c)

don’t

d)

amn’t

e)

isn’t

46.

Complete the question with the correct tag: Let’s have some fresh air, __ we?

a)

let

b)

shan’t

c)

let not

d)

shall

e)

will

47.

Complete the question with the correct tag: Open the door, ___ you?

a)

won’t

b)

will

c)

don’t

d)

shall

e)

do

48.

Complete the question with the correct tag: She’s got beautiful eyes, ___ she?

a)

doesn’t

b)

hasn’t

c)

does

d)

isn’t

e)

won’t

49.

Complete the question with the correct tag: There aren’t many good shows as there used to be, ___ ?

a)

are they

b)

didn’t there

c)

is it

d)

are there

e)

are there any

50.

Complete the question with the correct tag: We haven’t had a nice summer for ages, ___ we?

a)

hadn’t

b)

had

c)

have

d)

didn’t

e)

do

51.

Complete the question with the correct tag: Without your help Bill would never have been able to get there on time, ___ he?

a)

won’t

b)

would

c)

wouldn’t

d)

will

e)

didn’t

52.

Complete the question with the correct tag: Nobody likes to be cheated, ____?

a)

doesn’t he

b)

is she

c)

do they

d)

isn’t he

e)

don’t you

53.

Complete the question with the correct tag: The children had fun, ___ ?

a)

didn’t they

b)

hadn’t they

c)

they did

d)

haven’t theywon’t they

54.

Choose the correct option: He didn’t mind ___ my bike.

a)

mend

b)

mending

c)

mended

d)

to mend

e)

to be mending

55.

Choose the correct option: Don’t forget ___ me up before you leave.

a)

waking

b)

wake

c)

to be waking

d)

to wake

e)

to waking

56.

Choose the correct option: Jack always stopped ___ the oil level in the engine.

a)

to check

b)

checking

c)

to be checking

d)

check

e)

to have checked

57.

Choose the correct option: If you don’t make him ___ his homework, I will!

a)

to do

b)

doing

c)

do

d)

to be doing

e)

to have done

58.

Choose the correct option: I heard her ___ in New York.

a)

to sing

b)

sings

c)

was singing

d)

singing

e)

to singing

59.

Choose the correct option: You can’t expect anyone ___ it at once.

a)

doing

b)

will do

c)

having done

d)

do

e)

to do

60.

Choose the correct option: They suggested __ back to Mike’s house.

a)

to go

b)

go

c)

to going

d)

going

e)

to have gone

61.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: occur

a)

fall

b)

render

c)

take place

d)

reach

e)

distinguish

62.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: potential

a)

favourite

b)

possibility

c)

refusal

d)

desire

e)

importance

63.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: lethal

a)

sweet-smelling

b)

ancient

c)

deadly

d)

healthy

e)

original

64.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: deficient

a)

lacking

b)

forgotten

c)

complete

d)

well-known

e)

total

65.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: inadvertent

a)

not for sale

b)

distant

c)

near

d)

not ambitious

e)

unintentional

66.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: alter

a)

repair

b)

make up

c)

change

d)

fasten

e)

search

67.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: authentic

a)

real

b)

anxious

c)

infrequent

d)

weak

e)

pragmatic

68.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: pressing

a)

unnecessary

b)

urgent

c)

out of date

d)

surplus

e)

doubtful

69.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: aggravate

a)

easily seen

b)

make up

c)

make worse

d)

correspond

e)

withstand

70.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: verify

a)

imagine

b)

prove

c)

cancel

d)

delay

e)

embrace

71.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: prospect

a)

cause

b)

promotion

c)

promotion

d)

expectation

e)

agreement

72.

Choose the response which best fits the situation: -Sorry, I’m late. I overslept. - ___

a)

See you.

b)

See you later.

c)

Bye then.

d)

Never mind.

e)

Have a nice day!

73.

Choose the question which best fits the situation: ___ . – It was really exciting, especially when Peter scored in the closing minutes.

a)

What was Peter like?

b)

What did the match like?

c)

What did the match look like?

d)

What was the match like?

e)

What did you like?

74.

Choose the response which best fits the situation: -Would you mind opening the window? - ___. It’s very stuffy here.

a)

Not at all.

b)

I mind.

c)

I would.

d)

Here you are.

e)

Sure

75.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: inevitable

a)

dangerous

b)

spiteful

c)

unavoidable

d)

doubtful

e)

unfriendly

76.

Find the word that is closest in meaning to the italicized word: folks

a)

methods

b)

people

c)

habits

d)

songs

e)

traditions

77.

Michael and Jane have ended their relationship. Michael and Jane_______

a)

showed off 

b)

split up

c)

fell out

d)

took after

e)

got on

78.

What's the weather like in Canada? How often … there?

a)

does it snow

b)

does it snows

c)

snows it

d)

has it snow

e)

snow it

79.

Which team …. the game?

a)

did it win

b)

did they win

c)

won

d)

won it

e)

had win

80.

Unfortunately the driver … the red light.

a)

didn't saw

b)

did they win

c)

won

d)

won it

e)

had win

81.

Unfortunately the driver … the red light.

a)

didn't saw

b)

didn't see

c)

no saw

d)

saw not

e)

haven't seen

82.

You haven't eaten your pudding.    …. it?

a)

Are you no want

b)

Do you no want

c)

Don't want you

d)

Don’t you want

e)

Does you want

83.

I really enjoyed the disco. It was great, ….?

a)

is it

b)

isn't it

c)

was it

d)

wasn't it

e)

weren't it

84.

Are we going the right way? - I think …. .

a)

indeed

b)

it

c)

yes

d)

so

e)

always

85.

The driver was arrested for failing …. an accident.

a)

of report

b)

report

c)

reporting

d)

to report

e)

to reporting

86.

Someone suggested …. for a walk.

a)

go

b)

going

c)

of going

d)

to go

e)

for going

87.

Surinda looks just like her mother. Surinda _ her mother.

a)

gets on

b)

goes out with

c)

takes after

d)

brings up

e)

shows off

88.

The police want … anything suspicious.

a)

that we report

b)

us reporting

c)

us to report

d)

we report

e)

to be reported

89.

We weren't sure ….. or just walk in

a)

should knock

b)

to knock

c)

whether knock

d)

whether to knock

e)

knocking

90.

It was too cold …. outside.

a)

for the guests eating

b)

for the guests to eat

c)

that the guests should it

d)

that the guests eat

e)

for the guests having eaten

 

91.

Did you congratulate Tessa … next exam?

a)

of passing

b)

on passing

c)

passing

d)

to pass

e)

having passed

92.

Nearly all the students __ the survey.

a)

took part in

b)

took part

c)

took in

d)

taken off

e)

taken out

93.

They raised the money simply … for it. It was easy.

a)

asking

b)

by asking

c)

of asking

d)

with asking

e)

asked

94.

As we walked past, we saw Nigel … his car.

a)

in washing

b)

to wash

c)

wash

d)

washing

e)

was washing

95.

This place gets … crowded with tourists every summer.

a)

always more

b)

crowded and more

c)

from more to more

d)

more and more

e)

much

96.

Yes, I have got the report.   …. it.

a)

I just am reading

b)

I'm already reading

c)

I'm reading just.

d)

Just I'm reading

e)

I'm just reading

97.

Wife: Have we got any cheese in the fridge? Husband: No, we haven’t. I’m_____ buy some this afternoon.

a)

going

b)

go

c)

go to

d)

going to

e)

couldn't

98.

The concert was fantastic yesterday. You______ have come.

a)

a bit

b)

much

c)

ought

d)

should

e)

could

99.

The village is … Sheffield. It's only six miles away.

a)

along

b)

by

c)

near

d)

away

e)

next

100.

You can see the details …. the computer screen.

a)

at

b)

by

c)

in

d)

on

e)

inside

101.

I've got a meeting … Thursday afternoon.

a)

at

b)

in

c)

on

d)

to

e)

by

102.

Can I park here?

a)

Sorry, I did that

b)

It's the same place

c)

Only for half an hour

d)

Sorry,I can not

e)

not at all

103.

This car is …, if you're interested in buying it.

a)

for sale

b)

in sale

c)

on sale

d)

to sell

e)

will sell

104.

Polly wants to cycle round the world. She's really keen … the idea.

a)

about

b)

for

c)

on

d)

with

e)

in

105.

Someone … the tickets are free.

a)

said me

b)

said me that

c)

told me

d)

told to me

e)

tell to me

106.

Last week Justin said "I'll do it tomorrow." He said he would do it ….

a)

the following day

b)

the previous day

c)

tomorrow

d)

yesterday

e)

the day before

107.

I don't know why Nancy didn't go to the meeting. She said she …. definitely go.

a)

be

b)

is

c)

was

d)

would

e)

will

108.

The librarian asked us … so much noise.

a)

don't make

b)

not make

c)

not making

d)

not to make

e)

didn't make

109.

What's the name of the man … gave us a lift?

a)

he

b)

what

c)

which

d)

who

e)

whose

110.

What was that notice ….?

a)

at that you were looking

b)

you were looking at

c)

you were looking at it

d)

which you were

e)

that you are looking at

111.

Susan is the woman … husband is in hospital.

a)

her

b)

hers

c)

whose

d)

who’s the

e)

which

112.

York, … last year, is a nice old city.

a)

I am visited

b)

whose I visited

c)

which I visited

d)

whom I visited

e)

visited I

113.

If you really want to send that letter off today, it’s ___ time you went to the post office.

a)

high

b)

quick

c)

proper

d)

right

e)

immediately

114.

If … my passport, I'll be in trouble.

a)

I lose

b)

I'll lose

c)

I lost

d)

I would lose

e)

had lost

115.

I haven't got a ticket. If … one, I could get in.

a)

I'd have

b)

I had

c)

I have

d)

I've gotI willhave

116.

If the bus to the airport hadn't been so late, we …. the plane.

a)

caught

b)

had caught

c)

would catch

d)

would have caught

e)

will catch

117.

If only people … keep sending me bills!

a)

don't

b)

shouldn't

c)

weren't

d)

wouldn't

e)

wasn't

118.

I just had to take the dog out … of the awful weather.

a)

although

b)

despite

c)

even though

d)

in spite

e)

even if

119.

We broke a few cups ... you were away.

a)

-

b)

 at

c)

for

d)

during

e)

while

120.

We can't go along here because the road is …

a)

been repaired

b)

repair

c)

being repaired

d)

repaired

e)

was being repaired

121.

At this time tomorrow ___ over the Atlantic.

a)

we’ll be flying

b)

we flying

c)

we to fly

d)

we’ll fly

e)

we would fly

122.

The … produced at our factory in Scotland.

a)

good are

b)

goods are

c)

good is

d)

goods is

e)

goods was

123.

I’m looking for … to cut this string.

a)

a pair scissors

b)

a scissor

c)

a scissors

d)

some scissors

e)

no scissors

124.

In England most children go … .

a)

to school

b)

to some schools

c)

to the school

d)

to a school

e)

school

125.

We haven’t had a holiday for … time.

a)

a so long

b)

so a long

c)

such a long

d)

such long

e)

a such long

126.

Our friends have a house in … .

a)

a West London

b)

the West London

c)

West London

d)

West of London

e)

a West of London

127.

There’s … use in complaining. They probably won’t do anything about it.

a)

little

b)

a little

c)

a few

d)

much

e)

few

128.

I don’t want to buy any of these books. I’ve got … .

a)

all

b)

all them

c)

everything

d)

them all

e)

much of them

129.

Let’s stop and have a coffee. … a café over there, look.

a)

Is

b)

It’s

c)

There

d)

There’s

e)

There was

130.

My parents ... me ... to be a Catholic, but I don't go to church any more.

a)

beat / up

b)

brought / out

c)

cleared / out

d)

brought / up

e)

dealt / with

131.

There were a lot of people on the platform, waiting ___ arrive.

a)

the train

b)

the train to

c)

for train to

d)

for the train to

e)

a train

132.

I couldn’t change my sweater at the store because I had lost my ___.

a)

receipt

b)

recipe

c)

prescription

d)

check

e)

card

133.

Choose the correct sentence with the Complex Object.

a)

I heard he spoke French when he was a child.

b)

I heard him speaking French lately.

c)

I heard him speak French yesterday.

d)

I heard that he spoke French well he was a child.

e)

I heard him to speak French before.

134.

Look, Sam .... at last.

a)

has cut his hair

b)

has got his hair cut

c)

got his hair cut

d)

cut off his hair

e)

none of the above

135.

My father used the money he won to set … his own company.

a)

forward

b)

up

c)

on

d)

out

e)

in

136.

A new big supermarket .... next week in our street.

a)

will be open

b)

will be opened

c)

will opening

d)

have opened

e)

none of the above

137.

I ... five thousand pounds by the bank.

a)

lend

b)

borrowed

c)

was borrowed

d)

was lent

e)

none of the above

138.

I didn’t like the film. ___. I think it was really boring.

a)

So did I

b)

Me too

c)

So I didn’t

d)

Neither did I

e)

none of the above

139.

My arms are aching now because ___ since two o’clock.

a)

I’m swimming

b)

I swim

c)

I’ve been swimming

d)

I’ve swim

e)

I swam

140.

You certainly wouldn’t like ___ in such bad company.

a)

to have seen     

b)

to be seen

c)

to see  

d)

to be seeing

e)

none of the above

141.

The shop ... 24 hours.

a)

is opened

b)

is open

c)

opens

d)

is opening

e)

none of the above

142.

This famous writer ... last century.

a)

would died

b)

has died

c)

has dead

d)

was dying

e)

none of the above

143.

The tourists ... to the island early in the morning.

a)

were flying

b)

were flowing

c)

had flown

d)

had been flown

e)

none of the above

144.

Letters ....  delivered to my house daily.

a)

are

b)

are being

c)

was

d)

have

e)

none of the above

145.

She showed no intention ... leaving.

a)

at

b)

of

c)

in

d)

with

e)

about

146.

He did not object ... being examined.

a)

at

b)

to

c)

with

d)

under

e)

on

147.

It just didn't come to my ...

a)

head

b)

mind

c)

reflection

d)

concern

e)

confidence

148.

Give antonym to:  bitter

a)

slip

b)

sweet

c)

decent

d)

correct

e)

discreet

149.

Don’t go too fast. I can’t keep … you.

a)

on to

b)

on with

c)

up to

d)

with

e)

up with

150.

He … to be a very talented singer.

a)

thinks

b)

is thinking

c)

is being thought

d)

will be thinking

e)

is thought

151.

She is a promising politician and ……….. .

a)

thinks of very highly

b)

is very highly thought

c)

is thought of very highly

d)

is highly very thought

e)

thinks highly

152.

Choose the emphatic sentences

a)

When we arrived at the theme park, Rosie headed straight for the roller-coaster.

b)

I was very surprised that he posted the photo online.

c)

I do realize the importance of the project.

d)

What I needed to hear was the truth.

e)

I’ve always admired her honesty.

153.

Choose the nominal clauses with what

a)

What I lived was her voice.

b)

I didn’t understand what the song was about.

c)

She is able to predict what’s going to happen next.

d)

What annoyed her was the fact that we were late.

e)

What I’m going to talk about is climate change.

154.

Which words are negative?

a)

considerate

b)

vain

c)

shrewd

d)

selfless

e)

judgemental

155.

Which words are extreme adjectives?

a)

hilarious

b)

sociable

c)

exhausted

d)

thrilled

e)

pleased

156.

Which of the following are American English?

a)

a biscuit

b)

a sidewalk

c)

a torch

d)

a queue

e)

a cell phone

157.

Which words are positive?

a)

gullible

b)

spontaneous

c)

cautious

d)

stingy

e)

stubborn

158.

Which verbs are used when you say something positive about someone?

a)

flatter

b)

nag

c)

offend

d)

warn

e)

compliment

159.

Choose the equivalents to ‘tell a lie’

a)

disguise

b)

mislead

c)

deceive

d)

fabricate

e)

exaggerate

160.

Choose the compound adjectives on the pattern adverb+past particilpe

a)

highly respected

b)

half-hearted

c)

far-fetched

d)

well-known

e)

bleary-eyed

161.

>“oo” is pronounced differently in the in the word (words)______

a)

flood

b)

boost

c)

proof

d)

blood

e)

good

162.

Choose the words with the sound [i]

a)

Fine

b)

Hi

c)

Like

d)

Bill

e)

Tim

163.

The sentences with wrong prepositions

a)

Mozart was born at 1756

b)

I’m sorry about the mess

c)

They got married on last March

d)

They are looking about parents

e)

The train will be leaving in a few minutes 

164.

Sentences with reflexive pronouns

a)

Those are my relatives

b)

I work for myself

c)

We got there by ourselves

d)

They are doctors

e)

These children are our pupils

165.

Choose the nouns:

a)

then

b)

closet 

c)

cow

d)

rainbow

e)

slow  

166.

I can’t do it today. I have ... free time.

a)

no

b)

many

c)

little

d)

so

e)

alotof

167.

Don’t worry. We have ... time before the train comes in.

a)

little

b)

few

c)

much

d)

some

e)

out

168.

The total area of the UK is:

a)

244,100

b)

320,400

c)

560,600

d)

700

e)

100

169.

Great Britain and Ireland are separated by:

a)

The North Sea

b)

The Irish Sea

c)

The Atlantic Ocean

d)

The English Channel

e)

The Strait of Dover

170.

The Romans began their second conquest of Britain in:

a)

14 AD

b)

43 AD

c)

34 AD

d)

41 AD

e)

17 AD

171.

President who started fighting for conservation as soon as he came into office….

b)

Th.Jefferson

c)

Th.Roosevelt

d)

Th.Madison

e)

B.Franklin