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1 He is never boring when he learns English.

a is

b boring

c when

d learns

 b

Grammar and Vocabulary

2 What is the opposite of “rude”?

a certain

b impolite

c clean

d courteous

 d

3 Where would you find “a sole”?

a on a shoe

b on a skirt

c on a shirt

d on a jacket

 a

4 To be "broke" is:

a to be ill

b to be sad

c to be without money

d to be without friends

 c

5 It is that I'd like to go on a picnic

a a lovely day such

b such a lovely day

c so lovely day

d too lovely a day

 b

6 He will not be to vote in this year's election

a old enough

b as old enough

c enough old

d enough old as

 a

7 I would have met you at the bus terminal if I that you

a knew / were arriving

b had known / were arriving

c knew / had arrived

d would know / had arrived

 b

8 My friend and I went to Susan's flat, and she introduced to her mother

a her

b us

c we

d she

 b

9 Sometimes people injure when they handle sharp tools carelessly

a himself

b themselves

c ourselves

d yourselves

 b

10 It is not very easy to study a foreign language all by

a oneself

b itself

c himself

d herself

 a

21 " " "Five dollars."

a How much this book costs?

b What is this book costs?

c How much does this book cost?

d What this book costs?

 c

22 Ask the watchman

a whose is this car

b this is whose car

c whose car that is

d whose car is that

 c

23 Bread is usually wheat

a made of

b made with

c made by

d made from

 d

24 "Would you like some entertainment?" "I wouldn't mind having "

a little

b a few

c a little

d few

 c

25 Which of these words means "hard-working"?

a flighty

b industrial

c job

d industrious

 d

26 Which of the following is an example of “crockery”?

a a knife

b a car

c a cup

d a banana

 c

27 The back end of a ship is called

a the mast

b the poop

c the stern

d the deck

 c

28 A sleeping place on a boat or train is called ………

a a box

b a bed

c a berth

d a sleeper

 c

29 A child who hits smaller or weaker children is called

a an enemy

b a rascal

c a tyrant

d a bully

 d

30 To cook gently in water without boiling is

a to fry

b to simmer

c to scramble

d to bubble

 b

31 Go and get me some chalk, ?

a shall you

b shan't you

c will you

d don't you

 c

32 He this vacation very much

a have enjoying

b having enjoyed

c had enjoyed

d is enjoying

 d

33 Listen! The telephone

a ring

b rings

c is ringing

d ring

 c

34 A man whom people cannot trust will have friends

a little

b few

c a few

d a lot

 b

35 I drink coffee than you

a little

b few

c less

d fewer

 c

36.John enjoyed the food most, but for it was the friendliness of the people that was the most wonderful thing

a mine

b I

c my

d me

 d

37 If he had not given me advice, I again

a would fail

b would be failed

c wouldn't fail

d would have failed

 d

38 The man seemed about something

a nervous and anxious

b nervous and anxiously

c being nervous and anxious

d nervous and being anxious

 a

39 It a year ago

a has happened

b happens

c happened

d was happened

 c

40.The problem is easy enough, but students could answer it

a a lot of

b few

c a few

d a great number of

 b

41 A person who is able to perform card tricks is called

a a witch

b a gamble

c a troll

d a conjurer

 d

42.A space next to a road where cars, lorries etc can park out of the way of the traffic is called

a a bypass

b a lay-by

c a parking lot

d a junction

 b

43.A chemical substance which you put on cuts, etc to prevent them from developing disease is called

a antiseptic

b antitoxin

c antidote

d disinfectant

 a

44 A trick played upon a person in order to make others laugh is called

a a giggle

b a practical joke

c an April fool

d a jest

 b

45 “Biennial” means:

a twice a year

b every two years

c every year

d every leap year

 a

46 “To relish” means:

a to enjoy

b to live again

c to release

d to put a new cover on a book

 a

47 Their situations are now The employee has become the employer

a grounded

b reversed

c thrust

d mounted

 b

48 I’ve enjoyed myself very much But it’s very late

a Goodbye for now

b Have a good day

c Take care

d Great, thanks

 a

49 Some children have to suffer from lifetime

a laser treatment

b delicate bones

c nerves

d abnormalities

 d

50 Please your cigarette I’m allergic to smoke

a put out

b put down

c put up

d put aside

 a

Test 70

Pronunciation

1. Which word contains the vowel sound [IE] as in here

> b

2. Which word contains the vowel sound [F]

> b

3. Which word contains the vowel sound [EF]

> a

4. Which word contains the vowel sound [J:]

> a

5. Which word contains the vowel sound [B] as in “cat”

> c

Find the mistakes

6. Could you tell me what time does it opens?

a Could you tell

b what time

c does

d opens

 c

7. She had to do her homeworks again because she had made so many mistakes

a had to do

b homeworks

c had made

d so many

 b

8. My sister will look for another job if her salary is increased

a will look for

b another

c if

d increased

 c

9. He never wrote a letter by hand since she bought a word processor

a wrote

b by hand

c since

d bought

 a

10. It has been a long winter, but at last it was nearly over

a has been

b at last

c was

d over

 a

11. Tom has studied tourism since three years

a has studied

b tourism

c since

d three years

 c

Grammar and Vocabulary

12. The child can't sleep The fowls are making a great deal of noise

a cows

b sheep

c birds

d visitors

 c

13.After waiting two or three days, we finally to speak to

someone who could help us

a could

b succeeded

c enable

d managed

 d

14. Did the dog make no effort to communicate its apprehension to the man?

a fear

b pleasure

c worry

d intimacy

 a

15. He hasn't had a very week He seems to have done nothing at all

a productive

b extensive

c enthusiastic

d economic

 a

16. Go over your essay carefully before you left the classroom

a Write

b Correct

c Develop

d Look at

 d

17.Her father made her her old teacher before she left for America

a to visit

b to have visited

c visiting

d visit

 d

18. Mary kept silent for a moment, and then went on

a walked

b continued speaking

c arrived school

d climbed up

 b

19. He admits he’s not one of the important ……… of the organization

a groups

b people

c members

d crowd

 c

20. Whose mittens are those?

a gloves

b socks

c matches

d trousers

 a

21. Many ……… doctor live in this city

a celebrated

b celebrating

c celebration

d celebrate

 a

22. The laser beam is invaluable in ear surgery

a useless

b very useful

c effective

d conventional

 b

23.The news about the bank robbery spread through the whole town ………… wildfire

a as

b like

c as if

d if only

 b

24. Lead and smoke are emitted in engine exhausts

a harmful

b plentiful

c tiny

d given out

 d

25. “……… was Mrs Hoa in China last month?” “For three days”

a How long

b How far

c How much

d How many

 a

26. Some students are sanguine, others begin to worry

a happy

b reasonable

c optimistic

d horrible

 c

27. “…….……… do they go to church?” “Every Sunday afternoon”

a How high

b How many

c How much

d How often

 d

28. A Dane and a Dutch person speak to each other in English

a from Germany

b from the Netherlands

c traffic

d of a large city

 b

29. Mary was crying and I didn't know what to make her sad

a Tom had done

b had Tom done

c did Tom do

d Tom has done

 a

30. The swamps in this city ought to be drained

a land full of water

b rice fields

c polluted air

d environment

 a

31 than he ran away

a No sooner had I seen him

b Hardly had I seen him

c I had hardly seen him

d Scarcely have I seen him

 a

32.The sounds we hear are carried from the eardrum to the nerves of the ear

by a delicate set of small bones

a strong

b large

c easily injured

d very sensitive

 c

33 She's honorable woman; she never tells a lie

a a

b an

c the

d no word is needed

 b

34 him almost two hours to drive from the city centre to the beach

a They spent

b He spent

c It took

d He took

 c

35 Hardly Nick when he started smiling

a he had been

b did he see

c has he seen

d had he seen

 d

36.Much of the sand for beaches from cliffs which break up as they are pounded by the waves

a collects

b forms

c falls

d comes

 d

37.Neither the secretary of state nor her undersecretary at the council table

a were in their seat

b were in her seats

c was in her seat

d was in their seats

 c

38.In some places rivers are being dammed and are built to retain water

a reservoirs

b canals

c wells

d locks

 a

39 They got their father ……… the ball for them

a to mend

b mended

c mending

d mends

 a

40 He is so He just can't decide

a decisive

b indecisive

c indecisional

d indecision

 b

41 There is no point in considering such a ridiculous proposal ………

a serious

b seriously

c seriousness

d serious-minded

 b

42 Are you fed with this job yet?

a in

b on

c up

d upon

 c

43 Please drop ……… for a cup of coffee whenever you are passing

a down

b in

c off

d on

 b

44 You should use it as a study room It’s ……… quiet

a comparative

b compare

c comparatively

d comparison

 c

45.The ……… I read about history, the ……… it makes me realize how relevant history is for us today

a more / better

b better / better

c more / more

d better / more

 c

46.A conjuror raised a woman above his head After there for a moment, supported by his hands, she disappeared

a flying

b laying

c being laid

d being lain

 c

47 Some people choose violent films, some others prefer ……… ones

a sentiment

b sentimental

c sentimentally

d sentimentalize

 b

48 That is a job which appeals who love animals and travel

a all those

b anyone

c to all those

d to anyone

>c

49 Shakespeare, is the world's greatest dramatist, was born in a little cottage

a that

b who

c which

d a & b are correct

 b

50 The weather never seems as bad abroad as it does at home,……….?

a doesn’t it

b is it

c isn’t it

d does it

 d