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1. W h a t is the h ig he r mountain in the world?

a. What b. is c. higher d. in

2. I w ish my mother g iv e s m e presents m o r e o f ten .a. wish b. gives c. me d. more often

3. T h e teacher w a s p le a si n g with the result o f your examination.

a. The b. was c. pleasing d. of

. T h e little b o y d idn !t "now ho w la ci n g his shoes.

a. The little boy b. didn!t c. how d. lacing

#. $ou a r e % u ite so thin that you c a n slip b e tw ee n the bars.

a. are b. %uite so c. can slip d. between&. T o tu r n o n the light' I w a s surprised a t what I saw.

a. To turn b. on c. was d. at

(. I w ou ld r a the r li v e o n a farm than to li v e in a city.

a. would rather b. live c. on d. to live

). The school library is free a n d open f o r a ll the pupils and teaching staff.

a. is b. and c. for d. all

*. W h y d on !t you bo rro w boo"s in the local lending library?

a. Why b. don!t c. borrow d. in

1+. ,e had to a d m it that there w e r e something in w ha t mother "ept s a y in g.

a. admit b. were c. what d. saying

11. T h e s tud e n ts suggested bu y in g flowers f o r the teachers in the Teachers! -ay.

a. The students b. buying c. for d. in

12. o one h a v e s o lv e d s u ch a d if f ic u lt problem.

a. have b. solved c. such d. difficult

13. - u r in g their m eat ' they discussed what to d o a t the wee"end.

a. -uring b. meat c. to do d. at

1. I f you w r ite the essay c a r e f u l' you w ill get good mar".

a. If b. write c. careful d. will

1#. / r d ina r y 0mericans a r e friendly and n o t afraid to show its feelings.


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a. /rdinary b. are c. not d. its

1&. The girl w h o w e r e inured in the accident is now in hospital.

a. who b. were c. in d. is

1(. Than" you v e r y m u ch o f the present tha t you sent me.

a. very b. much c. of d. that

1). There w a s n !t s o m e directory in th e telephone box f r o m which I was phoning.

a. wasn!t b. some c. the d. from

1*. T h e m a n w h o I w a s waiting f o r didn!t turn up.

a. The man b. who c. was d. for

2+. Women w ea r m a " e u p to b ea u tif u l th e m s e lv e s.

a. wear b. ma"eup c. beautiful d. themselves

21. ai and 4an h a v e a row be c au s e they have m is un d e r st o o d o n e ano the r.

a. have b. because c. misunderstood d. one

another

22. The wor"ers are b u il d in g a ne w b r id g e w h ich is 1#+ meters in h ig h .

a. building b. a new bridge c. which d. high

23. It!s n o u se a s"i n g the m " e e p %uiet.

a. no use b. as"ing c. them d. "eep

2. This text is too lo n g for me to re a d it.

a. is b. long c. to read d. it

2#. I c an !t get u s e d to do in g so difficult exercises.

a. can!t b. used c. doing d. so

2&. y father d o e s n !t "now s pea " 5 n g lis h .

a. y b. doesn!t c. spea" d. 5nglish

2(. 6he b e ha v e s a s if she w a s a baby.

a. behaves b. as if c. was d. a

2). $ou wanted me to te ll you ab o u t what I w a s do in g here and how w a s my life.

a. to tell b. about c. was doing d. was

2*. The course is good' bu t m o r e h a r d than I thou g ht .

a. is b. but c. more hard d. thought


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3+. 6 leep in g all day' to ea t too m u ch and ne v e r going out is unhealthy.

a. 6leeping b. to eat c. much d. never

31. The dentist gave m e a c he c" u p and then te lli n g me I needed two f illi n g s.

a. me b. chec" up c. telling d. fillings

32. These engines u s e d be in g started by hand. 7 u t n o w they a r e started by electricity.

a. used b. being c. 7ut now d. are

33. This house is often b r o " e n o ff and a lot of things are ta"en a w a y.

a. is b. bro"en c. off d. away

3. y father ha s a mechanic to r e p a ir his motorbi"e m o n th ly.

a. has b. a c. to repair d. monthly

3#. There a lw a y s is one w ise woman w h o is bo th feared and respected by her people.

a. always b. wise c. who d. both

3&. The woman te lls them cl o s e their eyes ti g h tly and cover them w ith their hands.

a. tells b. close c. tightly d. with

3(. They v isit e d 0merica about a thou s a n d years a g o ' o n the eleventh century 0-.

a. visited b. thousand c. ago d. on

3). ,a -ong is the town w he r e I a m born and gr e w up.

a. is b. where c. am d. grew

3*. 6he is th e g ir l about th a t I tal"ed to you y e st e r da y.

a. the girl b. that c. to d. yesterday

+. The lesson tha t we are learning no w is very in te r e s te d b u t difficult.

a. that b. now c. interested d. but

1. 6he m ad e me to p a y f o r the damage I h a d d o ne .

a. made b. to pay c. for d. had done

2. ,e warned m e to m a "e an eye o n my luggage as that place was f u ll of thieves.

a. me b. to ma"e c. on d. full

3. W he n you are late f o r class' you s h ou ld apologi8e f o r your teacher.

a. When b. for c. should d. for

. The village tha t I was born and gr e w up is sit ua te d o n the 9ed 9iver.

a. that b. grew c. situated d. on


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#. 6ome children' b e f o r e going to school' g o to "indergartens' o f f ic ia lly a r e c a ll e d nursery schools.

a. before b. go c. officially d. are called

&. 5 n g lish children st a r t school in six and finish a t sixteen.

a. 5nglish b. start c. in d. at

(. I d o n !t feel as ti r e d after a train ourney so I do a f te r a car ourney.

a. don!t b. tired c. so d. after

). The c h ild ran f a stly to get to sc h oo l.

a. child b. fastly c. to d. school

*. I f it w ill r a in this afternoon' we w ill have to c an c e l our picnic.

a. If b. will rain c. will d. cancel

#+. ,e is v e r y w ea " to lift th is suitcase.

a. very b. wea" c. to d. this

#1. 6 u n weather can a lw a y s be depended o n in southern countries.

a. 6un b. always c. on d. in

#2. The man th a t wife an d family a r e away s e e m s very lonely.

a. that b. and c. are d. seems

#3. 5ach year m o r e a n d m o r e p eop le try s e tt in g new and u nu s ua l records.

a. more and more b. people c. setting d. unusual

#. 6omeone e lse put *'*** d o m in o e s in a line and " n o c"i n g them all down.

a. else b. dominoes c. in d. "noc"ing

##. T h e peel w e r e a c tu a lly #2 meters lon g.

a. The b. were c. actually d. long

#&. Why d id all the customers a t the 9ed 4ion ha v e to pay o f their beer that wee"?

a. did b. at c. have to d. of

#(. The h ea v y rain made it po ssi b le for us to have our picnic.

a. heavy b. it c. possible d. to

#). If you m a "e a f iv e da y s trip across the 0tlantic /cean' your ship en te r s a different time 8 on e

everyday.

a. ma"e b. fivedays c. enters d. 8one

#*. When he arrived a t the f u r n it u r e shop' they ha d b e e n s o ld the table he w an ted .


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a. at b. furniture c. had been sold d. wanted

&+. ay -ay r e g u la r l y is c e leb r a te d in many countries a r o u n d the world.

a. regularly b. celebrated c. in d. around

&1. I f airplane tic"et w a s n !t expensive' I c ou ld f ly to 6ingapore f o rmy holidays.

a. If b. wasn!t c. could fly d. for

&2. :riends advised h e r to st o p doing the h ou s e w o r " be c au se her old age.

a. her b. to stop c. housewor" d. because

&3. 0 lth o u g h she is 1+3 b u t she still does a lo t o f wor" in the flat.

a. 0lthough b. is c. but d. a lot of

&. ,e h a d so a d if f ic u lt exercise that he couldn!t do it.

a. had b. so c. difficult d. it

. It is the la rg e r city in 5urope with a population o f over eight million.

a. is b. larger c. in d. of

&&. It is a b e au tif u l building o f two towers and a v e r y big cloc" c a ll e d 7ig 7en.

a. beautiful b. of c. very d. called

&(. any hundred years a g o there w e r e many villages and little towns in 5ngland.

a. ago b. were c. little d. in

&). They usually too" a tree bac" w ith them and pu t it o n the centre o f the village.

a. with b. put c. on d. of

&*. The international w o r "i n g class m a d e the on e of ay their day o f solidarity.

a. wor"ing b. made c. one d. of

(+. The f ir st ay -ay c e leb r a te d in 5ngland in 1 ) *+ .

a. first b. celebrated c. in d. 1)*+

(1. Television is one of m a n !s important m e a n of c om m u n ic a ti o n.

a. is b. man!s c. mean d. communication

(2. T h ou g h T;' home viewers can see and le a r n a b ou t people' places and things in faraway lands.

a. Though b. learn c. about d. in

(3. T; provides m an y more en te r ta in m e n t programs a s an y other "ind.

a. many b. entertainment c. as d. any

(. < o v e r ty desert c o u n tr ie s in 0frica can gr o w guayule.


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a. harity.

a. old b. living c. with d. called

)#. ,er family w e r e p a tr iot s w h o supported the 0merican 9 e v o lu ti o n a l.

a. were b. patriots c. who d. 9evolutional

)&. 6he w ou ld be "illed if th a t she d id n o t betray the patriots in the area.

a. would b. if that c. did not d. in

)(. The city of 4uf"in' Texas' h a s h a d m u c h than ten million employees w o r "i n g for it without pay.

a. city b. has had c. much d. wor"ing


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)). These e m p lo y e r s have not ta " e n vacations' a s" e d for sic" leave' or complained about ha v in g to

wor" long hours.

a. employers b. ta"en c. as"ed d. having

)*. The worms e a t the waste and turn it in to clean fertili8er w ho m the city then sells to farmers.

a. eat b. into c. whom d. to

*+. - u r in g the 9evolutionary War' 0merican patriot w i v e s and children fre%uently had to ta "e refuge

in forts e sc ap in g attac"s.

a. -uring b. wives c. ta"e d. escaping

*1. The women w ou ld spend th e ir time to ma "e bread and bullets f o r the soldiers.

a. would b. their c. to ma"e d. for

*2. The women w e r e indignant and d e ci d e d that they themselves would d o one more effort to d r iv e off

the enemy.

a. were b. decided c. do d. to drive

*3. The delay to p r e v e n t the surrender and a llo w e d time for reinforcements to a rr iv e and d r iv e off the

enemy.

a. to prevent b. allowed c. to arrive d. drive

*. The = a p a ne se first de v e lope d fa"e food in the 1*2+s to introduce people to unfamiliar W e st dishes.

a. =apanese b. developed c. in d. West

*#. -avid w a s a young man w h o w o r "i n g in a n office in a big city.

a. was b. who c. wor"ing d. an

*&. ,e decided to ha v e a holiday in a beautiful place in the mountains w he r e there were m u ch streams.

a. to have b. in c. where d. much

*(. 0 rich m e n and his w if e went in a shop to bu y a bracelet.

a. men b. wife c. in d. to buy

*). 6he tr a v e le d to villages and r e li g iou s centers' with only an interpreter and a few m e n to carry her

camping e % u ip m en ts.

a. traveled b. religious c. men d.

e%uipments

**. 6he a d op te d a f if te en y ea r s o ld 6i""imese boy to tr a v e l w ith her.

a. adopted b. fifteenyearsold c. to travel d. with


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1++. / n e day a lady s a w a mouse to r u n across her "it c he n floor.

a. /ne b. saw c. to run d. "itchen

1+1. 6he d id n o t want to g o bac" to the shops be c a u se it was very la te ly.

a. did not b. to go c. because d. lately

1+2. The last tim e I went to 4ondon' I d id n !t have time to visit all the p la ce I wanted to see.

a. time b. to c. didn!t d. place

1+3. I soon g o t to "now w he r e w e r e the main st r ee ts.

a. got b. where c. were d. streets

1+. I can spend % u ite a long time in Westminster 0bbey and learn o f all the interesting things the re.

a. %uite b. in c. of d. there

1+#. T he y a r e very p lea s an t to travel b y steamer d o w n the Thames from Westminster to Tower 7ridge.

a. They are b. pleasant c. by d. down

1+&. / n e d a y a f a m e singer w a s invited by a rich lady to her house.

a. /ne day b. fame c. was d. to

1+(. 0t ten o!cloc"' the singer w a s a s" e d c om in g up st a ir s to the lady!s guests.

a. was as"ed b. coming c. upstairs d. to

1+). William ,.,arrison' the man w h o served th e m o s t s h o r t term' died o f pneumonia several wee"s

a f te r his inauguration.

a. who b. the most short c. of d. after

1+*. 0braham 4incoln was on e of four p r e si d en ts w h o w a s assassinated.

a. one b. presidents c. who d. was

11+. =ames 0. arfield was s ho t d u r in g his first year in office by a man to th a t he w ou ldn !t give a ob.

a. shot b. during c. that d. wouldn!t

111. ,e doesn!t m u ch li"e the wor"' bu t he eno y e d the relationships w ith the other wor"ers.

a. much b. but c. enoyed d. with

112. 0fter g e tti n g her s ix y ea r o ld daughter ready and d r iv in g her to th e sc h oo l' she starts on the

housewor".

a. getting b. sixyearold c. driving d. the school

113. 6he f in d s housewor" bo re d and d oe s n !t li"e to s ta y at home all day.

a. finds b. bored c. doesn!t d. to stay


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11. 0 artist went to a be a u tif u l part of the country f o r a holiday' and stayed with a farmer.

a. 0 b. to c. beautiful d. for

11#. The artist was very p lea s e d and than"ed the farmer for s a y in g s o "ind things ab o u t the paintings.

a. pleased b. saying c. so d. about

11&. 6e v e r a l members of his family did a great deal to e n c ou r a g e him in the field of sci e n tif ic.

a. 6everal b. to encourage c. in d. scientific

11(. While he d e a lt with the deaf and in v e sti g a ti n g the science of acoustics' his studies e v en tua lly led

to the in v en ti o n of the multiple telegraph and his greatest invention the telephone.

a. dealt b. investigating c. eventually d. invention

11). 0long in ogging and swimming' c y cli n g is on e of the best allround forms o f exercise.

a. in b. cycling c. one d. of

11*. It can help to in c r ea se your st ro n g and energy' g i v in g you more efficient muscles and a s tr on ge r

heart.

a. to increase b. strong c. giving d. stronger

12+. - o in g too much too % u ic"ly can damage muscles that a r en !t used to w o r ".

a. -oing b. %uic"ly c. aren!t d. to wor"

121. If you ha d any doubts ab o u t ta"ing up cycling for health reasons' ta l" to your doctor and a s" his

or her advice.

a. had b. about c. tal" d. as"

122. The decay be g in s in a little crac" in the enamel to c o v e r o f the tooth.

a. begins b. a little c. to cover d. of

123. We s h ou ld eat food that is good a t our tee th and our body.

a. should b. is c. at d. teeth

12. 6ome accidents c au se inuries b u t s o m e lead to d ie .

a. cause b. but c. some d. die

12#. The T ra n s p o r t -epartment organi8es road s a f e ty campaigns every year in o r de r t h a t reduce traffic

a cci d e n ts.

a. Transport b. safety c. in order that d. accidents

12&. I f everyone ta " e s care when c r o ssi n g the road' there will be m o r e traffic accidents.

a. If b. ta"es c. crossing d. more


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12(. >offee an d tea is favorite hot d r in "s of people in all parts of the world.

a. and b. is c. drin"s d. in

12). In the @nited 6tates' w h ich more coffee is used than in an y other nation' many people drin" their

coffee A blac"A' w it hou t cream or sugar.

a. In b. which c. any d. without

12*. In >hina' =apan and other / r ie n ta l countries' w he r e tea is the national drin"' people a lm o st use

ne v e r sugar in their tea.

a. /riental b. where c. almost d. never

13+. 9ichard leaves a t home at a bo u t half past eight' w ith his schoolbag un d e r his arm.

a. at b. about c. with d. under

131. ,e d oe s n !t buy a tic"et every day so he has a s ea s o n tic"et.

a. doesn!t b. a c. so d. season

132. 6 c h oo ls in 5ngland a r e no t the same f r o m in ou r country.

a. 6chools b. are not c.from d. our

133. In 5ngland school c h il d r e n do not go to s c hoo l o n 6aturdays w it h 6undays.

a. children b. school c. on d. with

13. In some places' winter be g in s in ovember and e n d in g in arch o r 0pril.

a. In b. begins c. ending d. or

13#. $ou can s e e a lot of c h il d s running and umping in the snow or p la y in g with snowballs.

a. see b. childs c. in d. playing

13&. /ne day their mother to o " them in their aunt!s house to play w h i le she went to the big city to buy

s o m e new clothes.

a. too" b. in c. while d. some

13(. Two old g en tl e m e n lived in a % u ite street in


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1+. There is a prison in iceland which a ll o w s its prisoners g o in g out without any guards to w o r "

everyday.

a. is b. allows c. going d. to wor"

11. ary and h e r husband wanted to g iv e the old lady to a n ice birthday present.

a. her b. to give c. to d. nice

12. ,e is s u c h famous that he ha s a great many f an s.

a. is b. such c. has d. fansB b

13. The po lice caught h e be c a u se he was involved in a robbery.

a. police b. he c. because d. in

1. If he doesn!t u n der st an d the lesson' h is father o f te n explains it f o r him.

a. understand b. his c. often d. for

1#. ost o f the b u il d in g in this town are r a th e r unattractive' b u t this church is an exception.

a. of b. building c. rather d. but

1&. 6he h a s a s tr on g ly de te r m in a ti o n to b e a teacher.

a. has b. strongly c. determination d. be

1(. The government a r e trying p la y in g down th e ir involvement in the affair.

a. are b. playing c. their d. in

1). The e x pan si o n of th is factory will to c r ea te more employment to lo c a l people.

a. expansion b. this c. to create d. local

1*. There is a chill st r i"i n g me w he n I go alone in night.

a. is b. stri"ing c. when d. in

1#+. This morning' I e n c oun te r e d a friend I h a v en !t seen f o r a long tim e s.

a. encountered b. haven!t c. for d. times

1#1. It is possible to in f e r two c o m p le te ly opposite c o n cl u si o n from this set of facts.

a. is b. to infer c. completely d. conclusion

1#2. ,e is not v e r y s an g u in e a b ou t his chances of s u cc e s s f u l.

a. very b. sanguine c. about d. successful

1#3. 6he a d m ir e s Corean a c tr e ss e s in so far as she wears a s th e m .

a. admires b. actresses c. as d. them

1#. 6he p r e s en te d reward f o r the return o f her lo st bracelet.


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a. presented b. for c. of d. lost

1##. We are in te r e s te d o f the c on s e r v a ti o n o f forests.

a. interested b. of c. conservation d. of

1#&. I thin" there a r e a n y resources th a t we have left u n ta pp e d .

a. are b. any c. that d. untapped

1#(. ,e e n r ic h s his " n o w led g e by list en in g to the radio e v e r y n i g ht .

a. enrichs b. "nowledge c. listening d. every night

1#). We h a v e searched f o r some of the b oo " s to w h ich you need.

a. have b. for c. boo"s d. to which

1#*. It is many y ea r s f o r ount ;esuvius la st erupted.

a. is b. years c. for d. last

1&+. 9 e f o r m in g the education s y st e m w ill be a d if f ic u lty process.

a. 9eforming b. system c. will d. difficulty

1&1. I found it ha r d ly to "eep my c on c en tr a tio n with s u ch a noise going on.

a. it b. hardly c. concentration d. such

1&2. I " e e p my re f e r e n ce boo"s n ea r in my des" for c o n v en ien c e.

a. "eep b. reference c. near in d. convenience

1&3.


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a. he b. has c. but d. was

1(+. $ou n ee d attach a label to each piece w ith luggage.

a. need b. a c. to d. with

1(1. $ou should w ea r conspicuous clothes w he n to w a l" a t night.

a. wear b. when c. to wal" d. at

1(2. 6he m a d e a few c on v en ti o n a l r e m a r " about th e weather.

a. made b. conventional c. remar" d. the

1(3. 6he can loo " bac" o n her career w ith g r ea tly satisfaction.

a. loo" b. on c. with d. greatly

1(. I f ee l a c e r ta in apprehension w ith my interview to m o rr o w.

a. feel b. certain c. with d. tomorrow

1(#. What w a s she s a id convinced m e that I was m ist a " en.

a. was b. said c. me d. mista"en

1(&. 0 w e ll toolbox is a h a nd y thing to have in the house.

a. well b. handy c. to d. in

1((. /ne o f his le ss attractive tr a it is critici8ing his wife in public.

a. of b. less c. trait d. in

1(). T h e driver w a s t o o ti n g his horn a s he re a c h e d the bend.

a. The b. was tooting c. as d. reached

1(*. T r y to more positive in dealing w ith the problem.

a. Try b. to c. in d. with

1)+. 6he h a d re a l psyched he r s e lf up f o r the big match.

a. had b. real c. herself d. for

1)1. W h e n life w a s simple' man!s needs were f e w and he could supply the ir all.

a. When b. was c. few d. their

1)2. The w o m a n who c o m e in does not " no w the man w e ll.

a. woman b. come c. "now d. well

1)3. I li v e in 5lgol' is a small village o n the southwest coast o f the island.

a. live b. is c. on d. of

1). I stop f o r passengers an d empty the five post bo x a lon g the road.


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a. for b. and c. box d. along

1)#. I pic" u p the school children th a t live along my route and too " them to the school in 7roadford.

a. up b. that c. too" d. to

1)&. There a r e a school f o r young children in 5lgol' but the o ld e r children have to travel into the town.

a. are b. for c. in d. older

1)(. 6 o m e ti m e s it ta"es m e about three h o u r s f in is h in g my round.

a. 6ometimes b. me c. hours d. finishing

1)). 6tories are the go ode st way of te a c h in g m o r a l lessons to young people.

a. goodest b. teaching c. moral d. to

1)*. I tal" about th e Tower of 4ondon' a n d then o f the li v e s of people in 5ngland today.

a. the b. and c. of d. lives

1*+. 6un =ingxiu' a )+yearold r e ti r e d teacher' is the o lde st storyteller in the country.

a. a b. retired c. oldest d. in

1*1. 6mall children d o e s n !t understand th a t hot water and hot d r in "s can b e dangerous.

a. doesn!t b. that c. drin"s d. be

1*2. ore o ft e n ly the children h a v e fallen th ro u g h a glass door or window and are b a d ly hurt.

a. oftenly b. have c. through d. badly

1*3. The two young w o m a n are w a tc h in g people dancing' and w a iti n g for an

invitation too in in.

a. woman b. watching c. waiting d. to oin

1*. ,er da r " dress re fl e cts a view of life w h ic h is m an y less optimistic.

a. dar" b. reflects c. which d. many

1*#. I s p en t an hour trying to f in d a phone s o tha t I could ring you te lli n g you I!d be a little late this

morning.

a. spent b. to find c. so that d. telling

1*&. I wanted s o m e th in g fresh to e a t while I w e r e in 7ritain.

a. something b. to eat c. were d. in

1*(. In towns' there w a s very few bus shelters un til about thirty y ea r s ago.

a. In b. was c. until d. years

1*). o st people no longer w ea r s the "inds of clothes th a t protect them f r o m the wind' cold and rain.


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a. ost b. wears c. that d. from

1**. ost o f them were bu ild in the n ine tee n th century and some a r e very grand.

a. of b. build c. nineteenth d. are

2++. They w e r e intended to p e r s ua d e people to d r in " water' instead w ith beer or spirits.

a. were b. to persuade c. to drin" d. with

2+1. > o m m u n ic a ti o n w ill be impossible if everyone made up h is own language.

a. >ommunication b. will c. if d. his

2+2. The m o r e words you " n o w' the m o st ideas you c a n express.

a. more b. "now c. most d. can

2+3. Words a r e the main th in g s we u si n g in communicating w ha t we want to say.

a. are b. things c. using d. what

2+. 0s w e ll as tal"ing w ith our voices we can a lso ta l"i n g with our bodies.

a. well b. with c. also d. tal"ing

2+#. They may nod he r head to s ho w that they ha v e understood or sha"e it to indicate d is a gr e e m e n t .

a. her b. to show c. have d. disagreement

2+&. W r itt e n language without o f punctuation is not easy to f o ll o w.

a. Written b. of c. is d. to follow

2+(. We u s e volume a n d pitch e m p ha si 8 in g words and m a "e meanings clear.

a. use b. and c. emphasi8ing d. ma"e

2+). The division be tw ee n the r o le s of the mother and the father is n o lon g e r very cl ea r ly.

a. between b. roles c. no longer d. clearly

2+*. 0 father can c h ang e the baby' d r e s s e d th e children or m a " e the dinner.

a. change b. dressed c. the d. ma"e

21+. 0 father is the person w h o provides us f o r money to feed an d clothe ourselves.

a. is b. who c. for d. and

211. 0 dad is the pe r s o n w h o you as" f o r poc"et m o n e y.

a. person b. who c. for d. money

212. The tab le m a n ne r s you have in a restaurant is very different from tho se you have at home.

a. table b. manners c. is d. those

213. 0 ll the par"s are be a u tif u l "ept and are f o r the use and e no y m en t of the people.


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a. 0ll b. beautiful c. for d. enoyment

21. There a lw a y s is nearly a c r o w d a t the door of the theatre a s"i n g for returned tic"ets.

a. always b. crowd c. at d. as"ing

21#. > h in a teams a r e famous f o r their s"ill in table tennis.

a. >hina b. are c. for d. in

21&. There w a s once a foreigner w h o went in 5ngland to le a r n 5nglish.

a. was b. who c. in d. to learn

21(. If you e v e r go in to a house in =apan' you must r e me m be r in g to ta"e o ff your shoes.

a. ever b. into c. remembering d. off

21). an y houses have n o other f u r n it u r e s in their rooms.

a. any b. no c. furnitures d. in

21*. $ou will see a bowl o f flowers or a long sil" pa in ti n g s on one of the w a lls.

a. a b. of c. paintings d. walls

22+. $ou may b e surprised s e e in g tha t there are n o bedrooms.

a. be b. seeing c. that d. no

221. / n e of the greatest d if f ic u lti e s f o r foreign students in 0merican universities a r e the lecture

system.

a. /ne b. difficulties c. for d. are

222. It is not easy to ta"e g oo d notes f ro m a lecture o n a foreign language.

a. is b. good c. from d. on

223. The f ir st s"ill to le a r n is how to write only the m o r e important words' not w ho le sentences.

a. first b. to learn c. more d. whole

22. ,er mother died e a r ly w ith her father tried ha r d to b r in g up the four children.

a. early b. with c. hard d. to bring

22#. arie lea rn t to re a d and write in the age o f four.

a. learnt b. to read c. in d. of

22&. 6he wor"ed v e r y ha r d and be c a m e a famous chemist and ph y sicists.

a. very b. hard c. became d. physicists

22(. =im w a s ha v in g dinner a t a restaurant w he n ,enry w a s c o m in g in.


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a. was having b. at c. when d. was

coming

22). ,e could u n d e r s tan d algebra and to s pe a " :rench w he n he w a s six.

a. understand b. to spea" c. when d. was

22*. 5nglish is the native or o f f ic ia l language on o ne f if th s of the land area o f the world.

a. is b. official c. onefifths d. of

23+. an y universities' school classes tau g h t in 5nglish e v e n thou g h the na ti v e language is not

5nglish.

a. any b. taught c. even though d. native

231. I m y s e lf prefer th e underground as it is ra p id it y' easy and c he a p .

a. myself b. the c. rapidity d. cheap

232. There are s u ch many cars and buses in 4ondon th a t one can not drive along the roads %uic"ly' and

w it hou t many stops.

a. such b. in c. that d. without

233. I f you don !t "now 4ondon very g ood ' it is very difficult to f in d the bus you want.

a. If b. don!t c. good d. to find

23. 6 o m e butterflies f lie s m o r e th a n3+++ "ilometers o n their ourney to the south.

a. 6ome b. flies c. more than d. on

23#. /n the w in te r in g places' millions o f butterflies cover the trees and ground li"e a carpet.

a. /n b. wintering c. of d. li"e

23&. It is c e r ta in ly true that the a v e r a g e woman ha s wea"er muscles tha t the average man.

a. certainly b. average c. has d. that

23(. When men li v e d in caves and h un t animals for food' st r en g th of body was the m o st important

thing.

a. lived b. hunt c. strength d. most

23). o st of the words are the s am e in 0merican and in 7ritish 5nglish' but the 0merican people say

a n y 5nglish words not li"e people d o in 5ngland.

a. ost b. same c. any d. do

23*. In >anada m u c h people spea" 5nglish be c a u se they a lso came from 5ngland many years ago.

a. In b. much c. because d. also


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2+. =im gets up a t half past seven everyday' ha s brea"fast at eight o!cloc"' and st a r ts w o r "s at half

past nine.

a. at b. has c. starts d. wor"s

21. hannel b e tw ee n the A6.< TitanA' w h o is one of the

biggest oil tan " e r s in the world' and a -utch cargo ship.

a. was b. between c. who d. tan"ers

2. ,elicopters r e sc u e d b o th crews' and nobody d ie s in the collision.

a. rescued b. both c. dies d. in

2#. ,undreds o f small boats' w h ich are c a r r y in g detergents' is spraying the oil.

a. of b. which c. carrying d. is

2&. The 0ma8on forest' in 7ra8il' c o v e r s five m illi o n s%uare "ilometers an area as b igg e r as the

whole of 5urope e x cl ud in g 9ussia.

a. covers b. million c. bigger d. excluding

2(. I f the destruction of the forest c o n ti n ue s at the same rate' there w ou ld be nothing le ft by the year

2++#.

a. If b. continues c. would d. left

2). 6cientists s a y s that the d is ap p ea ra n ce o f the trees is already causing changes in the climate.

a. says b. disappearance c. of d. in

2*. 7runei is o n e of the s m a ll e st but m o st r ich countries in the world.

a. one b. smallest c. most rich d. in

2#+. ost th e m thin" tha t 7runei is in the iddle 5ast but it is n !t.

a. them b. that c. in d. isn!t

2#1. 0nd the b e a u ty is tha t there are so little people to share all th is money.

a. beauty b. that c. little d. this

2#2. In 1*)+ the 6ultan m e t an air hostess c a lli n g ariam 7ell and f e ll in love w ith her.


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a. met b. calling c. fell d. with

2#3. : a ct o r y chimneys g i v e out smo"e that c on ta in in g sulphur dioxide a n d nitrogen oxide.

a. :actory b. give c. containing d. and

2#. When it rains' these acids d iss o lv e in the rain and ma"e it to b e acidic.

a. it b. dissolve c. in d. to be

2##. 0cid rain is believed b e the w o r st pollution problem o f all.

a. is b. be c. worst d. of

2#&. 0cid rain ha s ha r m e d a%uatic life by to tu r n many la"es in to lifeless bodies o f water.

a. has harmed b. to turn c. into d. of

2#(. It is not po ssi b le to do this on a la rg e enough scale to save all the la " e .

a. is b. possible c. large d. la"e

2#). >ar e x hau st fumes c on ta in carbon monoxide and lead w h ich are h ig h poisonous.

a. exhaust b. contain c. which d. high

2#*. 1.& billion gallons w e r e sold every year' in over one h u nd re d and sixty c oun tr ie s.

a. were b. in c. hundred d. countries

2&+. It is c e r ta in ly that >oca>ola will be d r u n " far in to the tw en ty f ir st century.

a. certainly b. drun" c. into d. twentyfirst

2&1. 0 t the intersection f o r 7road 6treet and


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2&&. 0 6ue8 >anal c o n ne c t s the editerranean 6ea and the ulf of 6ue8 and s epa r a te s the continents

o f 0frica and 0sia.

a. 0 b. connects c. separates d. of

2&(. 6hips s a ili n g in 5urope to 0sia once had to ta "e the route a r o un d the 6outhern tip of 0frica.

a. sailing b. in c. ta"e d. around

2&). 6he h a s t a " e n the d r iv e n test three times' but she h a dn !t b e e n able to pass the test y et .

a. has ta"en b. driven c. hadn!t been d. yet

2&*. Walt Whitman' b or n in ew $or" in 1)1*' was tw o of 0merica!s unusual literary f ig u r e s.

a. born b. in c. two d. figures

2(+. ,e h a s g iv e n f ree ly of his time by c a r in g for the w ound e d during the >ivil War.

a. has given b. freely c. caring d. wounded

2(1. ,e h a d f e lt that it w a s necessary a c h ie v i n g a new poetic form in order to c o m m u n ic a te his views.

a. had felt b. was c. achieving d.

communicate

2(2. 0lthough m an y believed the Atal"ing leafA to b e the gift from the reat 6pirit bu t 6e%uoyah

refused to a c c ep t that theory.

a. many b. to be c. but d. to accept

2(3. In 1)21' a f te r twelve years of wor"' he had s u c c e s s f u lly de v e lop in g a written language that w ou ld

enable thousands of Indians to read and write.

a. after b. successfully c. developing d. would

2(. 0fter in v en ti n g dynamite' 6wedishborn 0lfred obel b e c a m e a v e r y r ic hne ss man.

a. inventing b. became c. very d. richness

2(#. 5very year o n -ecember 1+' the anniversary of obel!s d ea th ' the awards are p r e s en te d f o r the

winners.

a. on b. death c. presented d. for

2(&. o awards w a s presented f r o m1*+ to 1*2 a t the beginning of World War II.

a. o b. was c. from d. at

2((. :ran"lin in iti a te d many im p r o v e m e n t in the city of


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a. an b. importance c. early d. the

2(*. 5li8abeth 7lac"well w a s born o n 5ngland in 1)21 and emigrated to ew $or" >ity when she was

ten years ol d. a. was

b. on c. in d. to

2)+. 6he decided that she w an te d to become a doctor' w h o was nearly impossible f o r a woman in the

middle of the nineteenth century.

a. wanted b. who c. for d. in

2)1. In 1)*' a f te r graduation f ro m medical school' she de ci d e s to f u r the r her education in


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a. complete b. to sign c. at d. currently

2*+. 0 s more w o m e n in the @nited 6tates moved up the p ro f e ssi o n a l ladder' more are finding it

n e c e ssity to ma"e business trips alone.

a. 0s b. women c. professional d. necessity

2*1. It is a w e ll idea to en c o u r a g e your husband and children to le a r n to coo" a few simple m ea ls while

you are away.

a. well b. to encourage c. to learn d. meals

2*2. The in v en ti o n of the electric telegraph gave b ir th o f the c o m mu n ic a ti on s industry.

a. invention b. birth c. of d.

communications

2*3. W ith increasing d e v e lop m e n t and u se of computer technology' there is a ne w l y disease to worry

about.

a. With b. development c. use d. newly

2*. In some countries in 5urope' teachers a r e allowed g iv in g children some ho m e w o r " only at

wee"ends.

a. in b. are c. giving d. homewor"

2*#. :ive prisoners w e r e inured w he n they a tte m p te d to escape in the prison last night.

a. were b. when c. attempted d. in

2*&. Is d r iv in g a car more d a n g e r ou s th a n to f ly in a modern plane?

a. driving b. dangerous c. than d. to fly

2*(. I!d li"e to w r ite a p p ly in g for the post o f accountant in your company.

a. to write b. applying c. of d. in

2*). I have five years of e x pe r ien c e li"e an accountant and can s pe a " 5nglish f lu en tl y.

a. experience b. li"e c. spea" d. fluently

2**. I feel very happ y to g e t your letter after so a long ti m e.

a. happy b. to get c. so d. time

3++. The driver a s" e d the passengers not to g e t off the bus w h ile it was m o v ed.

0. as"ed b. to get c. while d. moved

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