Choose the correct order of adjectives:

Choose the correct order of adjectives to complete the sentence: He is a _______ musician.

Choose the appropriate word to complete the sentence: Bethany Hamilton's surfer lifestyle hasn't changed ______ losing her left arm in a terrible shark attack.

Choose the correct linker to complete the sentence: _______ deal with the extreme weather conditions, Astana Arena has got a sliding roof.

Choose the correct determiner to complete the sentence: They will _____ hire a car or a motorbike to explore the island.

Choose the correct meaning of "to fall behind":

Choose the correct determiner to complete the sentence: Too _______ people believe in her innocence.

Choose the correct form of the verbs to complete the sentence: John _____ and _____ his knee as he _____ up the stairs.

Choose the unsuitable quantifier to complete the sentence: ________ of these games can be played on your console.

Choose the noun that represents an abstraction:

Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete the sentence: You can't imagine the problems you can _____ on the race track.

Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: There _____ a big tree in the garden.

Choose the noun that takes a singular verb form:

Choose the correct form of the infinitive to complete the sentence: There is loads _____ there.

Choose the odd one out from the list:

Choose the appropriate sentence to complete the dialogue: Hello. I am looking for the yellow dress in the window _____

Choose the appropriate verb to complete the sentence: Khan Shatyr is a modern tourist attraction ______ the tent structure of the yurt.

Choose the odd one out from the list:

Choose the correct possessive pronoun to complete the sentence: During recent years, the UK has had _____ share of bad winter weather.

Choose the correct meaning of "hilarious":

Choose the correct form of the general question: Are you going to stay at your brother's hotel?

Choose the correct 2nd conditional verb form to complete the sentence: If I ______ a millionaire, I _____ to help everybody.

Choose the correct function of the modal verb "have to": We use "have to" to express ______.

Choose the sentence with a similar meaning to: Hundreds of children have become overweight.

Choose the antonym of "pushy":

Choose the precise sentence that describes "I lived in the country":

Choose the correct meaning of the sentence: The old man made a big effort to move the broken branch.

Choose the appropriate phrasal verb to complete the sentence: How did Albert Einstein _____ with the theory of relativity?

She said: "I am going shopping with my best friend today"

These muscles ... to pump blood _____ our body

The meaning of: "Not be worth the price"

Adverb is the same form as an adjective

When Hurricane Katrina hit the Atlantic coast water rose, people ____ for help, neighborhoods _____ from looting and violence.

Choose the correct verb form to complete the sentence: He _____ so he was late for work.

Choose the correct preposition to complete the sentence: They had finished work __ noon yesterday.

Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence: Sauran is the place where travelers could stop and ______ the supplies of food and water.

Mad

Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: The course at university was difficult. _____, I am proud that I did it.

A lot of older pubs have names reflecting local loyalties or loyalty to king and country. Inns situated near the homes of dukes and lords are frequently named after the duke's or lord's family name — especially when the duke or lord in question happened to own the inn, as was often the case. Thus a pub called the Norfolk Arms, whose sign shows a heraldic shield or the portrait of a Duke, is likely to have been named after one of the Dukes of Norfolk (a title created in 1483).

 As Britain's population expanded in the nineteenth century, so did the number of pubs, many new pubs taking names to celebrate military victories or victorious commanders. Following the Battle of Waterloo, the Duke of Wellington became a popular pub name, and fine portraits of the "Iron Duke" still adorn many English pubs.

Britain's status as an island nation is clearly illustrated by the large number of pubs called The Ship — not just in ports, but in inland towns as well. Each Ship has its own history; here the Ship was founded by a retired seaman, there it was an inn popular with seamen, and in other places just a nice name, though certainly not chosen without some justification. In some places, pubs are named after specific ships, or specific incidents related to the sea; two of the oldest pubs in England fall into this category, the Mermaid in Rye, named after the mythical figure half-fish, half-woman, about which sailors used to love "spiningyarns"; and the Ship and Turtle in Chester, the origin of whose name remains a mystery!

Choose the correct sentence completion: The inns located near the homes of Dukes and Lords _____

The inns located near the homes of Dukes and Lords _____

Complete the sentence: The English pubs are mostly _____ mediaeval knights or brave warriors.

Complete the sentence: The Ship and the Turtle _______

Choose the synonym to the word "loyalty":

Choose the correct meaning of "spinning yarn" according to the text:

It is not made of silicon; and it is not a river valley; but forgetting that, Silicon Valley is probably the most famous valley in the world. Although it is not the place where the first computer was built (that was Manchester, England), Silicon Valley, near San Francisco, was the birthplace of the modern computer industry.

For this, we can say thankyou to scientists at the universities in California, and to the Hippies of the 1960's.

It was in the nineteen-sixties that American "youth culture" really began. California, of course, already existed; but the Sixties Generation rediscovered it.

At the time there were really two different forms of youth culture; the "Beach Boy" culture on the one hand, and the anti-establishment hippies and radical students on the other hand; and they all dreamed of California.

For the Beach Boys, that meant southern California, where they could sing about surfing and cars; for the Hippies and radicals, it meant San Francisco, "flower power" and revolutionary new ideas. The campuses at Berkeley and Stanford University, near San Francisco, were hot-beds of new ideas, new technology, new culture, and new ways of living.

When they finished university, many of the best students did not look for jobs with big companies like Ford or Exxon. Instead they wanted to be free and run their own operations.... and stay in California, not far from San Francisco. Silicon Valley is thus a group of small towns, including Palo Alto and San José, a few miles south of San Francisco.

Today, young people from all over come to Silicon Valley to learn about computers.

The high-technology industry was already present around San Francisco. Intel had been founded in 1968, and in the same year the first computer mouse was built at Stamford University. In 1970, Xerox opened a research center in Palo Alto. There were also other electronics companies, like Hewlett Packard, and Fairchild, the world's first "semiconductor" company.

Then, in 1976, an electronics student called Steve Jobs started a small computer company in his garage; he gave it the same name as the Beatles' record company: Apple.

Very soon, more companies, like Seagate and Google appeared. "Silicon Valley" had arrived. There was even a sort of primitive Internet connecting many addresses in Silicon Valley, called the Arpanet.

Today, Silicon Valley is still the home of the computer industry; it is still full of high technology, but it is not the only center for high-tech in the USA. Today here are computer firms all over the USA.... and all over the world; but Silicon Valley still has the largest concentration of high-tech companies and research centers.

Microsoft, the world's biggest high-tech company, is not based in Silicon Valley. It is further north, near Seattle in the state of Washington.

Choose the synonym to the word "youth culture":

Complete the sentence: Silicon Valley is a place where _______

Complete the sentence: At that time, hippies and radicals _______

Complete the sentence: The Beach Boys had always been busy with _______

Complete the sentence: The Silicon Valley was the progenitor for _____