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TOEIC - Reading test Part 5 Answer key

1. You _______ introduce me to the chairperson because we have already met.(A) must(B) should(C) do not have to(D) are supposed to

Grammar point: Modalshttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/330-modals-not.htm

2. Their _______ expertise is a result of their training, the majority of which occurred atthe head office.(A) technical(B) technique(C) technician(D) technicians

Grammar point: word classes

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3. Though I have already told them once, please remind your colleagues _______ in theNo Smoking area.(A) dont smoke(B) not to smoke(C) not smoking(D) arent smoking

Grammar point: Negative infinitive

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4. Mr. Wang wasnt home when I called this morning, but I _______ contact him at his

office this afternoon.(A) was able to(B) would have(C) should have(D) could not

Grammar point: Modals of ability

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/330-modals-ability.htm

5. The representatives are _______ going home and seeing their families after thisnegotiation.(A) looking up to(B) looking for(C) looking forward to(D) looking upGrammar point: phrasal verbs with LOOKhttp://www.carolinebrownenglishlessons.com/lookphrasals1/menu.php

6. Mrs. Prashar can always tell when her husband _______ too much coffee because hishands start to shake.(A) will have drunk(B) had drunk(C) is going to drink(D) has been drinking

Grammar point: Present perfect continuous
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http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/490/grammar/present-perfect-continuous.htm

7. The accountant calculated the figures using the latest software release, but the total_______ isnt correct.(A) still

(B) anymore(C) already(D) yet

Grammar point: still / yet / alreadyhttp://englishwilleasy.com/what-is-different/list-s/still-yet-already/

8. Mrs. Flaubert _______ all of her work by 5:00 P.M., so there is no reason she needs towork overtime.(A) has finished(B) is finishing(C) will have finished

(D) has been finishing

Grammar point: Future perfecthttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/futureperfect.html

9. Knowing that we would be hungry after skipping lunch, the director had her assistant_______ some sandwiches for the meeting.(A) pick up(B) picks up(C) picked up(D) picking up

Grammar point: causative structurehttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/490/grammar/causatives.htm

10. After waiting three months for his favourite vocalist to come to our town, Dr.Kozinsky got sick _______ the concerts intermission.(A) while(B) for(C) during(D) by

Grammar point: for / while / duringhttp://www.learn-english-today.com/lessons/lesson_contents/for-during-while.html

11. Applicants replies should be sent by fax, mail, _______ e-mail no later than threeoclock on Friday.(A) but(B) however(C) or(D) yet

Grammar point: conjunctions

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12. If Mr. Tsujiioka won a free trip anywhere, he _______ to go to Brazil.(A) could have chosen

(B) would choose(C) will choose
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(D) would have been choosing

Grammar point: Second conditionalhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/2cond.htm

13. _______ Ms. Jimenez can afford to lend you the money, she wont do it unless you

prove you can pay her back.(A) Even though(B) So(C) However(D) Therefore

Grammar point: conjunctionshttp://www.virtualsalt.com/conjunct.htm

14. Our _______ were too strict for our subcontractor to meet; consequently, they lostour business.(A) specifying

(B) specific(C) specifications(D) specified

Grammar point: word classeshttp://www.waylink-english.co.uk/?page=31060

15. The nurse responsible for the maternity ward disobeyed hospital policy and let hispatients _______ outside.(A) eat(B) to eat(C) eating

(D) ate


16. Due to a record low in profits last year, the firm is thinking of _______ theiroperations into foreign markets.(A) raising(B) inflating(C) enhancing(D) expanding

Vocabulary question

17. Mr. Lee watched the technician _______ the broken pump.(A) repair(B) repaired(C) repairs(D) had repaired

Grammar point: see someone do something # see someone doing

somethinghttp://www.pearsonlongman.com/ae/azar/grammar_ex/message_board/archive/articles/00066.htm

18. Im really surprised that Alvins sisters graphic design company, which has only beenin business for a year, _______ the government contract.
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(A) get(B) gotten(C) got(D) had gotten

Grammar point: simple past

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/ppvpast.htm

19. If their marketing team succeeds, they _______ their profits by 20 percent.(A) will have been increased(B) would have been increasing(C) will increase(D) would increase

Grammar point: First conditionalhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/1cond.htm

20. The vice president was _______ with the applicants enthusiasm for the biochemical

research project.(A) delighted(B) delighting(C) delightful(D) delight


21. Both companies are _______ the same business.(A) in(B) with

(C) from(D) through

Grammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

22. _______ there were so many options, everyone was satisfied.(A) If(B) Why(C) Because(D) When


23. If they _______ more aware of the trends, they could have avoided bankruptcy.(A) were(B) are(C) have been(D) had been

Grammar point: Third conditionalhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/3cond.htm

24. Make checks _______ to the company.

(A) paid(B) payable
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(C) paying(D) pay


25. Ms. Bolton is both a strong manager _______ a skilled negotiator.(A) or(B) with(C) and(D) though


26. _______ the stockbrokers said the market was healthy, they refused to invest moremoney.(A) Because

(B) Although(C) In addition(D) So


27. The seminar will adjourn _______ five oclock.(A) in(B) on(C) at(D) the


28. Marketing is important; _______, were hiring a new public relations firm.(A) therefore(B) even though(C) nevertheless(D) but

Grammar point: conjunctionshttp://www.eslmonster.com/article/besides-however-nevertheless

29. The secretary had the messenger _______ the envelope as soon as possible.(A) delivering(B) to deliver(C) deliver(D) delivered

Grammar point: causative structure

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/490/grammar/causatives.htm

30. The board meetings usually _______ on time.(A) have started(B) start(C) are starting

(D) have been starting
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Grammar point: simple presenthttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/simcon.htm

31. Everyone was disappointed to hear that the companys proposal was _______.(A) turned up(B) turned on

(C) turned away(D) turned down

Grammar point: phrasal verbs with TURNhttp://www.eflnet.com/pverbs/pvlistverb.php?verb=TURN

32. Even though the exchange rate was high, we _______ from them.(A) buy(B) must have bought(C) had to buy(D) had better buy

Grammar point: Modals of necessityhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/330-modals-necessity.htm

33. _______ Dr. Rossi hired the new assistant, the office has become more organized.(A) When(B) Before(C) While(D) Since



34. Mr. Cutler will _______ as president.(A) step out(B) step down(C) step from(D) step throughGrammar point: phrasal verbs with STEP

http://www.learnersdictionary.com/search/step[2]

35. Ms. Silva sent the memo _______ it had been approved.(A) so(B) but(C) after(D) until


36. Its time to take advantage of current _______ rates.(A) interesting(B) interest(C) interested(D) interests


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37. The manager has to _______ the presentation until next week.(A) put off(B) put with(C) put on(D) put throughGrammar point: phrasal verbs with PUT

http://www.eflnet.com/pverbs/pvlistverb.php?verb=PUT

38. When the directors _______ a profit, theyll be satisfied.(A) will see(B) are seeing(C) see(D) have been seeing

Grammar point: future time clauseshttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/410-future-time-clauses.htm

39. Do _______ an estimate before getting it in writing.(A) not ever accept(B) never accept(C) accept never(D) not accept ever

Grammar point: adverb positionhttp://eslau.ca/lesson/unit66.php

40. Production went down _______ morale was low.(A) even though(B) when

(C) but(D) to


41. The distributors will collaborate _______ a British company.(A) with(B) in(C) from(D) ofGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

42. If banks _______ the number of credit cards, the economy would improve.(A) limiting(B) limited(C) had limited(D) are limiting

Grammar point: Second conditional

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/2cond.htm

43. One suggestion was to _______ gasoline taxes.(A) raise

(B) have raised(C) be raising
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(D) raising

Grammar point: infinitive phrasehttp://www.chompchomp.com/terms/infinitivephrase.htm

44. The host will want the total amount _______ before paying the bill.

(A) checked(B) be checked(C) checking(D) checkGrammar point: want something donehttp://advancegrammar.blogspot.com/2009/07/haveget-and-want-something-done.html

45. The new sales manager cooperates with her colleagues; _______, she is a valuedmember.(A) although(B) however(C) for example

(D) therefore


46. _______ our office, Mr. James voted against the proposal.(A) Representation(B) Representative(C) Representing(D) Representative of



47. Paychecks _______.(A) are twice distributed a month(B) twice a month are distributed(C) are distributed twice a month(D) a month are distributed twice

Grammar point: adverb position

http://eslau.ca/lesson/unit66.php

48. There has been a decline in local _______ national advertising.(A) therefore(B) so(C) but(D) and


49. _______ Mrs. Lee was calling her husbands office, he was calling hers.(A) While(B) Because(C) So(D) Then

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50. The CEOs will meet _______ Chicago next month.(A) at(B) in(C) to

(D) fromGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

51. The award was contested by one of the _______.(A) competitors(B) competition(C) competing(D) competitive



52. The _______ was considered final.(A) decisive(B) decided(C) decision(D) deciding


53. Mr. Wong once lived _______ New Orleans.(A) in

(B) at(C) from(D) onGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

54. The report focused on the _______ of the study.(A) foundlings(B) finds(C) findings(D) found

Vocabulary question

55. The staff _______ the office had been burglarized.(A) suspicion(B) suspense(C) suspicious(D) suspected



56. _______ all the references to verify the information.(A) Look by

(B) Look out(C) Look up
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(D) Look toGrammar point: phrasal verbs with LOOKhttp://www.vocabulary.cl/Advanced/Phrasal_Verbs/LOOK.htm

57. Mary is _______ an excellent writer.(A) considerate

(B) considered(C) considerable(D) considers

Grammar point 1: word classeshttp://www.waylink-english.co.uk/?page=31060

Grammar point 2: the passivehttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/410-the-passive.htm

58. They _______ the launch of their new company only a year ago.(A) announce

(B) are announcing(C) have announced(D) announced

Grammar point: simple pasthttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/ppvpast.htm

59. After re-evaluating the proposal, the agency _______ the contract to us.(A) awarding(B) had awarded(C) awarded(D) awards


60. My supervisor had me _______ the morning taking inventory.(A) spend(B) to spend(C) spent(D) spending


61. Mr. Doh _______ clients phone calls.(A) rarely returns(B) returns rarely(C) has returned rarely(D) rarely had returned


62. Success depends _______ the efforts of the organization.(A) from(B) in

(C) on(D) of
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Grammar point: preposition-dependent verbs and adjectiveshttp://www.sk.com.br/sk-pdv.html

63. There has been strong competition; _______, the new company has made greatprofits.(A) instead

(B) nonetheless(C) then(D) despite

Grammar point: conjunctionshttp://www.grammar-quizzes.com/9-10.html

64. Ms. Shirish will resign her position as chief _______ officer.(A) operator(B) operational(C) operation(D) operating


65. The weather report predicts it will rain _______ become colder.(A) neither(B) nor(C) and(D) either



66. The printer _______ paper.(A) ran into(B) ran out of(C) ran without(D) ran overGrammar point: phrasal verbs with RUN

http://www.advanced-english-grammar.com/phrasal-verb-run.html

67. The electricity went out _______ we were making coffee.(A) so(B) because of(C) while(D) for


68. _______ all the negotiators, Ms. Neos seems the most reliable.(A) From(B) As(C) Of(D) ButGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

69. The sales division reported a 64 percent drop _______ the last sales period.
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(A) during(B) with(C) at(D) toGrammar point: prepositions

http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

70. The company is financially sound; _______, there is no debt.(A) in spite of(B) for example(C) on the other hand(D) nevertheless

Grammar point: transition wordshttp://members.tripod.com/the_english_dept/transitions.html

71. Get the invoice _______ upon receipt.(A) signature

(B) sign(C) signed(D) signing

Grammar point 1: word classeshttp://www.waylink-english.co.uk/?page=31060

Grammar point 2: passive causative structurehttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/490/grammar/causatives.htm

72. _______ time to submit a bid.(A) Still there is

(B) Is there still(C) There is still(D) Theyre still is


73. Our future will be _______ on what services we can provide.(A) basic(B) based(C) basing(D) base


74. If there _______ better communication, I would not resign.(A) were(B) was(C) is(D) will be

Grammar point: Second conditional (+ simple past forms of BE in case of theuse of the second conditional)http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/2cond.htm

75. _______ the critics and answer their questions.
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(A) Stand in for(B) Stand at(C) Stand with(D) Stand up toGrammar point: phrasal verbs with STAND

http://www.advanced-english-grammar.com/phrasal-verb-stand.html

76. By the end of this century, business _______ greatly.(A) will be changed(B) will have changed(C) changes(D) changed

Grammar point: Future perfecthttp://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/futureperfect.html

77. The _______ market has declined in many parts of the country.(A) homing

(B) housed(C) homes(D) housing

Vocabulary question

78. _______ saving money, you will purchase a reliable product.(A) With(B) So(C) Besides(D) Consequently


79. _______ one partner has resigned, others are quitting too.(A) Because(B) Although(C) If(D) BeforeGrammar point: conjunctions


80. The management makes an assessment _______.(A) rarely(B) still(C) monthly(D) alreadyGrammar point: adverb position

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81. The chairman said his _______ would continue his strategies.(A) successful(B) successor(C) success(D) successive

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82. This region _______ as the costliest place to do business.(A) often is referred(B) is often referred(C) is referred often to(D) is often referred to

Grammar point 1: adverb positionhttp://eslau.ca/lesson/unit66.php

Grammar point 2: prepositions in clauseshttp://www.grammar-quizzes.com/preps-placement.html#maincontent

83. Since 1990, our customers _______ with our service.(A) are satisfied(B) have satisfied(C) have been satisfying(D) have been satisfied

Grammar point: present perfecthttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/upperf.htm

84. People either dont have the money _______ they arent willing to spend it.(A) and(B) neither(C) or(D) although



85. The group is composed _______ five companies.(A) in(B) of(C) up(D) fromGrammar point: preposition-dependent verbs and adjectives

http://www.sk.com.br/sk-pdv.html

86. In order to make more money, Mr. Garcia has decided to _______ a second job.(A) take off(B) take out(C) take from(D) take onGrammar point: phrasal verbs with TAKEhttp://www.eflnet.com/pverbs/pvlistverb.php?verb=TAKE

87. A survey of the _______ shows they are satisfied with their jobs.(A) employment(B) employs(C) employees(D) employing


88. _______ the bad location, the management is confident of success.
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(A) Despite(B) Since(C) With(D) As


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89. Company officials must disclose their own _______ affairs.(A) finance(B) financing(C) financial(D) financed


90. The new business has _______ incorporated.

(A) still(B) once(C) yet(D) already

Grammar point: still / yet / alreadyhttp://englishwilleasy.com/what-is-different/list-s/still-yet-already/

91. The manufacturer listed assets _______ liabilities.(A) but(B) nor(C) and

(D) so


92. The competitors attempt to _______ the new company was stopped.(A) take off(B) take over(C) take to(D) take outGrammar point: phrasal verbs with TAKEhttp://www.eflnet.com/pverbs/pvlistverb.php?verb=TAKE

93. The new agent has experience _______ not expertise.(A) but(B) and(C) with(D) however


94. _______ the flight is cancelled, the seminar will have to be postponed.(A) While(B) If

(C) Although(D) Besides
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95. The proposal was submitted _______ April 28.(A) at

(B) the(C) on(D) fromGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

96. _______ costs have increased dramatically.(A) Advertising(B) Advertisements(C) Advertised(D) Advertise


97. Ford Motor Company reported a drop _______ quarterly profits.(A) to(B) from(C) in(D) withGrammar point: prepositions


98. The company was _______ by an immigrant.

(A) found(B) founding(C) find(D) founded

Grammar point: passivehttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/410-the-passive.htm

99. Mr. Daley is our most skilled speaker; _______, he is unavailable to give thepresentation.(A) besides(B) nevertheless(C) for example(D) while


100. Have Ms. Alva _______ a press release immediately.(A) writes(B) to write(C) writing(D) write


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101. A _______ firm will help us find software.(A) consultation(B) consultant(C) consulting(D) consult


102. _______ Mr. Jeffries to get the job done.(A) Count on(B) Count from(C) Count in(D) Count upGrammar point: phrasal verbs with COUNThttp://www.learnersdictionary.com/search/count

103. Ms. Nguyen had submitted her rsum before she _______ the position was filled.

(A) will know(B) knows(C) has known(D) knew


104. If Mr. Donna were looking for a permanent job, our recruiter _______ help.(A) may(B) will(C) can

(D) could


105. The purchaser wanted the equipment _______ by Monday morning.(A) delivered(B) delivering(C) will be delivered(D) must be delivered

Grammar point: want something donehttp://advancegrammar.blogspot.com/2009/07/haveget-and-want-something-done.html

106. The companys quarterly earnings were up; _______ the officers felt satisfied.(A) nevertheless(B) therefore(C) however(D) for this purpose


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107. _______ substantial layoffs, costs were reduced.(A) When

(B) Because of(C) Although
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(D) Since


108. Consumer confidence fell _______ April.

(A) next(B) on(C) in(D) theGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

109. Price quotes _______.(A) have daily been announced(B) have been announced daily(C) daily have been announced(D) have been daily announced


110. The administration allows Thailand _______ Indonesia trade benefits.(A) but(B) nor(C) and so(D) and



111. The talks will take place _______ Brussels .(A) at(B) the(C) in(D) toGrammar point: prepositions


112. Many workers cant use computers; _______ training is required.(A) on the whole(B) besides(C) consequently(D) for example


113. Management let the employees _______ at two oclock.(A) leave(B) left(C) was leaving(D) was left


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114. If our candidates _______ elected, well have a strong board.(A) are(B) were(C) have been(D) will be


115. Its important that the clients _______ interested.(A) are seeming(B) will seem(C) is seeming(D) seem

Grammar point: state verbshttp://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/what-are-state-verbs

116. Find _______ the details and write a report.(A) up(B) about(C) out(D) aroundGrammar point: FIND OUThttp://www.learnersdictionary.com/search/FIND

117. The meeting _______ going on since eight oclock this morning.(A) has been(B) was(C) is

(D) will be

Grammar point: present perfecthttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/upperf.htm

118. The consultant _______ his business if he had advertised.(A) doubled(B) will double(C) would double(D) could have doubled

Grammar point: Third conditionalhttp://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/410/grammar/3cond.htm

119. Mr. Dalla would like the invoices _______ directly to Milan.(A) fax(B) faxing(C) be faxed(D) faxed

Grammar point: want something done

http://advancegrammar.blogspot.com/2009/07/haveget-and-want-something-done.html

120. The members would resign if they _______ asked to do so.(A) are

(B) were(C) will be
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(D) would be


121. Ambition, talent, _______ desire are ingredients for success.

(A) or(B) never(C) yet(D) and


122. Only five years ago, there _______ a shortage of computer specialists.(A) was(B) were(C) has been

(D) have been


123. The board reported that more funds _______ for training.(A) was given(B) could have given(C) should be given(D) is given

Grammar point: Modals of advice

http://web2.uvcs.uvic.ca/courses/elc/studyzone/330/grammar/330-modals-advice.htm

124. Some employees get their paychecks automatically _______ in their bank accounts.(A) deposited(B) depositing(C) are deposited(D) deposit

Grammar point: passive causative structure


125. Costs should be cut; _______, the number of staff positions will be reduced.(A) however(B) therefore(C) meanwhile(D) but


126. Office branches are located _______ the metropolitan area.(A) on(B) at(C) about(D) throughout

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127. The company offers a _______ plan for its workers.(A) retirement(B) retiring(C) retire(D) retired


128. _______ Mr. Hague finished the job interview, he felt relieved.(A) While(B) Because of(C) During(D) After



129. Ms. Lopez has _______ learned to create zip files.(A) yet(B) ever(C) already(D) certain


130. The paychecks will be delivered _______ they arrive from the accountingdepartment.

(A) before(B) soon(C) when(D) duringGrammar point: prepositionshttp://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/prepositions

131. The report outlines the products for the first quarter _______ the year .(A) to(B) at(C) from(D) of


132. The benefits package is impressive; _______, the director promotes only fromwithin the company.(A) for example(B) when(C) despite(D) nevertheless

Grammar point: transition wordshttp://members.tripod.com/the_english_dept/transitions.html

133. This company attempts to make its employees _______ like family.(A) feeling
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(B) feels(C) felt(D) feel



134. If the bills _______ in five days, the company will seek damages.(A) werent paid(B) wont have paid(C) arent paid(D) dont pay


135. The bank _______ another branch in Houston within the next year.(A) opened

(B) will be opening(C) have opened(D) would open

Grammar point: will be + Vinghttp://www.englishgrammarsecrets.com/willbedoing/menu.php

136. Could you have the assistant _______ my office before he leaves today?(A) stop off(B) stop for(C) stop to(D) stop by

Grammar point: phrasal verbs with STOPhttp://www.carolinebrownenglishlessons.com/stopphrasals/menu.php

137. The _______ was settled on Saturday.(A) dispute(B) disputing(C) disputable(D) disputant


138. Make sure to use an _______ dealer.(A) authority(B) authorization(C) authorized(D) authoritarian



139. The printer apologized for _______ two names on the program.(A) leaving for(B) leaving out(C) leaving to

(D) leaving fromGrammar point: phrasal verbs with LEAVE
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http://www.learnersdictionary.com/search/LEAVE

140. Mr. Fox _______ the results tomorrow afternoon.(A) will be knowing(B) will know(C) will have known

(D) is going to be knowing

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