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02.01. ‘___ happy?’ ‘Yes, ___’
* Do you be/i do
* Are you/I am
* You are/ am I
* Are you/ I’m
A
Are you/I am
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02.02. Donald ___ the cooking on Sundays.
* not do
* doesn’t do
* doesn’t
* not does
A
doesn’t do
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02.03. ___ a pen on the table?
* are there
* Aren’t there
* is there
* there is
A
is there
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02.04. There ___ a pen on the table.
* is
* am
* be
* are
A
is
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03.01. Liz ___ home and then ___ dinner.
* got/cooked
* get/cook
* gotten/cooked
* got/cookt
A
got/cooked
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03.02. Who ___ that bunch of roses?
* did buy
* was buying
* did it buy
* bought
A
bought
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03.03. My team ___ the match last night.
* has won
* won
* winned
* went
A
won
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03.04. Susan ___ to work when she ___ a flat tyre.
* was riving/was getting
* had driven/ had got
* was driving/got
* drove/was getting
A
was driving/got
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03.05. I ___ my bike in the park when it ___ raining.
* was riding/started
* had ridden/had started
* rode/started
* rode/was starting
A
was riding/started
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03.06. Yesterday, it ___ to rain at 7 a.m.
* was beginning
* beginned
* begun
* began
A
began
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03.07. ‘What ___ to you?’ ‘I ___ off the ladder while I ___ the windows.
* happened/was falling/cleaned
* did it happen/have fallen/cleaned
* happened/fell/was cleaning
* was happening/was falling/was cleaning
A
happened/fell/was cleaning
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03.08. Where ___ your holiday this summer?
* you went
* did you spend
* did you go
* did you spent
A
did you spend
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03.09. Where ___ last night?
* you slept
* do you sleep
* did you slept
* did you sleep
A
did you sleep
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03.10. She ___ to buy the tickets, because the admittance was free.
* had
* didn’t have
* didn’t had
* not had
A
didn’t have
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03.11. Tim and Lucy ___ two years ___.
* married/later
* married/after
* married/ago
* got married/ago
A
got married/ago
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03.12. Last night, Ted ___ the table.
* laid
* lain
* lies
* lay
A
laid
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03.13. I ___ my wallet on the train.
* loose
* lose
* losed
* lost
A
lost
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03.14. Susan ___ me she wanted to buy a new house.
* told
* spoken
* spoke
* said
A
told
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Q
03.15. When ___?
* you were born
* did you born
* did you be born
* were you born
A
were you born
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03.16. Mum ___ to me to clean my room.
* spoken
* told
* spoke
* said
A
said
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04.01. When we were on holiday, we ___ for two hours every day.
* walked
* was walking
* walk
* have walked
A
walked
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04.02. Tom ___.
* have just arrived
* just has arrived
* has just arrived
* has arrived just
A
has just arrived
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04.03. Harry ___ to the sports centre and won’t be back until 5 o’clock.
* has gone
* went
* is gone
* has been
A
has gone
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04.04. ___ if ___ the cake?
* Have you checked/has Sally baked
* You know/has Sally baked
* You checked/has Sally baked
* Have you checked/Sally has baked
A
Have you checked/has Sally baked
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04.05. I have ____ an e-mail to Mr Johnson.
* writed
* wrote
* wite
* written
written
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04.06. This is the best film I ___.
* have never watched
* have ever watched
* watched
* ever watched
have ever watched
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04.07. I ___ your cousin for ages.
* didn't met
* not met
* didn't meet
* haven't met
haven't met
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04.08. The plane ___ yet.
* hasn't land
* hasn't landed
* has landed
* landed
hasn't landed
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04.09. She ___ abroad.
* has never been travelling
* has never travelled
* hasn't never travelled
* have never travelled
has never travelled
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04.10. You can't see Herman before Friday, because he ___ on a business trip.
* has been to
* went
* has gone to
* has gone
has gone
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04.11. I ___ letters all the morning.
* have been type
* have been typed
* have already type
* have been typing
have been typing
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04.12. John ___ house.
* has already moved
* have already moved
* moved already
* has moved already
has already moved
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04.13. Peter ___ sleepy. He ___ a nap.
* isn't/hasn't had
* has/hasn't done
* has/hasn't
* is/hasn't had
is/hasn't had
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04.14. A bad attack of flu often ___ people up longer than we think.
* lay
* lays
* lain
* lies
lays
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04.15. It is the first time I ___ such delicious food.
* have eaten
* ate
* eat
* have eat
have eaten
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04.16. It is the last time I ___ for you.
* am waiting
* waited
* wait
* have waited
have waited
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04.17. Jack ___ football for a big team when he ___ younger.
* has played/was
* played/has been
* is playing/was
* played/was
played/was
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04.18. We ___ Madrid twice so far this year.
* been in
* gone to
* have been to
* went at
have been to
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04.19. I ___ that book, yet.
* haven't red
* haven't read
* read
* haven't readed
haven't read
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04.20. She has ___ to the hairdresser's twice a week.
* been
* gone
* get
* got
been
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04.21. Don't come in! I've ___ cleaned the floor.
* yet
* just
* for
* ago
just
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04.22. Oliver isn't here at the moment. He ___ to the bank.
* has been at
* has gone
* has been
* has arrived
has gone
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04.23. John ___ Mary six months ago.
* got married
* has married
* has got married
* married
married
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04.24. The Robinsons don't live here anymore. They ___ to Liverpool for two years.
* were moved
* have moved
* moved
* were moving
have moved
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04.25. The Robinsons don't live here anymore. They ___ to Liverpool two years ago.
* moved
* were moved
* have moved
* was moving
moved
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04.26. The children ___ lots of exotic animals at the zoo last Monday.
* saw
* seen
* stared
* looked
saw
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04.27. Rodney has ___ met such friendly people.
* never
* since
* ago
* ever
never
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04.28. He hasn't been to his grandparents' house ___ last summer.
* ago
* for
* just
* since
since
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04.29. John and Mary ___ for six months.
* have got married
* have married
* got married
* married
have got married
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04.30. It hasn't rained ___ three weeks.
* ago
* just
* since
* for
for
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04.31. Anna ___ that from now on she will recycle paper and plastic.
* decides
* has decided
* was deciding
* decided
has decided
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04.32. The baby has ___ gone to sleep.
* so far
* already
* ago
* yet
already
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04.33. They have ___ Spain on holiday five times.
* gone in
* been in
* been to
* gone to
been to
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04.34. Billy ___ work. He should be home by 3 pm.
* has been
* has gone
* has gone to
* has been to
has gone to
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04.35. Julie ___ Rome twice this year.
* has been to
* has been in
* went to
* has gone to
has been to
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04.36. Have you ___ come in?
* just
* for
* yet
* since
just
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04.37. They haven't bought the tickets for the cinema ___.
* yet
* already
* ever
* ago
yet
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04.38. James and Lynn ___ New York for a few days. They are coming back tomorrow.
* has gone
* has been to
* have gone to
* have been to
have gone to
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05.01. She ___ in that museum for ten years, when she died.
* have worked
* worked
* is working
* had worked
had worked
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05.02. Last Sunday, Tony ___ to spend the day at the seaside.
* decided
* has decided
* was deciding
* had decided
decided
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05.03. After she ___ the washing, it started raining.
* has hanged out
* hung out
* had hung out
* hung out
had hung out
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05.04. Robert ___ from Maria for ages before she called him.
* hadn't heard
* have heard
* heard
* had hear
hadn't heard
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05.05. The thieves ___ when the police arrived.
* had already run away
* had already ran away
* already run away
* had run away already
had already run away
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05.06. The children ___ their homework by the time their mum came home.
* finished
* have finished
* finish
* had finished
had finished
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05.07. She ___ her room before John came back.
* had tidied
* has tidied
* tidied
* tidies
had tidied
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06.01. John isn't ___ honest man.
* a
* an
* the
* some
an
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06.02. I have been waiting for you for ___ hour.
* any
* an
* a
* some
an
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06.03. I have three ___, two ___ and a girl.
* childrens/boys
* children/boy
* children/boys
* childs/boys
children/boys
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06.04. Put the ___ and the ___ on the table.
* Knivs/forks
* knives/forks
* knives/forkes
* knifes/forks
knives/forks
70
06.05. Julie has got two ___.
* new brushes
* new brushs
* brushes new
* brush news
new brushes
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07.01. The ___ stop near the police station.
* buses
* busses
* buss
* bus
buses
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07.02. The ___ living upstairs are noisy.
* familyies
* familys
* families
* familyes
families
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07.03. The Evanses have got two ___ in their garden.
* geeses
* geese
* gooses
* goose
geese
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07.04. The ___ in this radio are flat.
* battery
* battery
* batterys
* batteries
batteries
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07.05. The ___ working in the factory are foreigners.
* womans
* women
* wimen
* woman
women
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07.06. Put those ___ into the washing machine.
* handkerchievs
* handkerchiefes
* handkerchieves
* handkerchiefs
handkerchiefs
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08.01. I've got toothache. I need to go to the ___.
* dentists
* dentist
* dentist's
* dentist'
dentist's
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08.02. ___ sons are lazy.
* Mary' and Jane's
* Mary's and Jane's
* Mary's and Jane
* Mary and Jane's
Mary's and Jane's
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08.03. Did you read ____?
* yesterday newspaper
* the newspaper of yesterday
* yesterday' newspaper
* yesterday's newspaper
yesterday's newspaper
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08.04. Are you going to the ___? Please, buy some bread.
* baker'
* baker
* baker's
* bakery's
baker's
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08.05. Go to the ___ in Baker Street. His hairstyles are great!
* hairdresser's
* hairdresser'
* hairdressers
* hairdresser
hairdresser's
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09.01. My ___ collar is expensive.
* dog'
* dog's
* dog
* dogs's
dog's
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09.02. ___ love bananas.
* The monkeys
* monks
* monkeys
* the monkey
monkeys
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09.03. There are two ___ in my bedroom.
* windows
* windowes
* window
* windos
windows
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09.04. I have four ___ in my kitchen.
* cupboardes
* cupboard
* cupboards
* cup-boards
cupboards
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09.05. I read ten ___ in my book.
* page
* pags
* papers
* pages
pages
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09.06. ___ are ___ where you learn.
* the schools/a place
* schools/place
* school/a place
* schools/places
schools/places
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09.07. There are ___ on the table.
* the sandwiches
* sandwich
* sandwiches
* sandwichs
sandwiches
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09.08. There are ___ on the ___ of the tree.
* birds/branchs
* the birds/branch
* birds/branches
* bird/branchs
birds/branches
90
09.09. I am doing ___ unit in my exercise book.
* an
* some
* the
* a
a
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09.10. My ____ boyfriend is funny.
* sister
* sister'
* sister's
* sisters's
sister's
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09.11. ___ house is near the football stadium. They got married last week.
* John's and Helen's
* John' and Helen's
* John and Helen's
* John's and Helen
John and Helen's
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09.12. Thomas doesn't like ___.
* the cherrys
* cherryes
* the cherries
* cherries
cherries
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09.13. There are some ___ in the garage.
* mouses
* mouse
* mice
* mices
mice
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09.14. The police are questioning the ___.
* thieves
* thievs
* thiefs
* thiefes
thieves
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09.15. Pamela has got two ___.
* babes
* babys
* babies
* babyes
babies
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09.16. There are some sculptures by Michelangelo in ___.
* St. Peter's
* St. Peter
* St. Peters
* St. Peter'
St. Peter's
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09.17. Your ___ eyes are beautiful.
* mother's
* mothers's
* mother
* mother'
mother's
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09.18. My ___ computer doesn't work.
* son
* son's
* sons's
* son'
son's
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09.19. My ___ bikes are in the garden.
* friends's
* friends
* friends'
* friend'
friends'
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09.20. ___ is new.
* James' car
* The car of James
* James car
* James's car
James's car
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09.21. This blouse is ___.
* of Jane
* Jane's
* Jane'
* Jane
Jane's
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09.22. This pair of ___ is new.
* nylon's socks
* nylon' socks
* nylon socks
* socks of nylon
nylon socks
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09.23. ___ is Turkish.
* one friend of my father
* one of my father friends
* one friends of my father's
* one of my father's friends
one of my father's friends
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09.24. Please, help me wash ___ after lunch.
* dishes
* the dishs
* the dishes
* dishs
the dishes
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09.25. ___ is on strike at present.
* one of Mr Taylor's secretaries
* one secretary of Mr Taylors
* one of Mr Taylor's secretary
* one of Mr Taylor secretary
one of Mr Taylor's secretaries
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09.26. ___ are animals that can talk.
* A parrots
* parrot
* parrots
* the parrots
parrots
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10.01. John is not in ___ office today.
* an
* a
* X
* the
the
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10.02. David can speak ___ German and ___ Japanese.
* X/the
* the/the
* the/X
* X/X
X/X
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10.03. Do you remember ___ dinner at ___ Browns'?
* the/the
* the/X
* X/X
* a/the
the/the
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10.04. James has applied for ___ scholarship at ___ Harvard University.
* the/the
* a/the
* a/X
* X/the
a/X
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10.05. I usually listen to ___ radio after ___ dinner.
* X/the
* the/the
* X/X
* the/X
the/X
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10.06. John plays ___ piano.
* the
* to the
* at
* X
the
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10.07. I have ___ terrible headache. I'm not going to ___ school today.
* the/the
* X/X
* a/X
* a/the
a/X
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10.08. Let's go to ___ country by ___ bicycle tomorrow!
* X/the
* the/X
* X/X
* the/the
the/X
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10.09. I have to go ___ hospital to visit my aunt.
* to a
* to
* to the
* X
to the
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10.10. A lot of people are crazy about ___ football.
* the
* X
* a
* for
X
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10.11. I like to spend my holidays in ___ mountains in ___ summer.
* the/X
* X/X
* X/the
* the/the
the/x
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10.12. ___ chess is ___ game that requires ___ great concentration.
* X/a/X
* X/a/a
* X/a/the
* The/the/the
X/a/X
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10.13. I always do some jogging after ___ work: it's relaxing.
* much
* the
* X
* a
X
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10.14. I like travelling by ___ sea, particularly when ___ sea is a little tough.
* the/the
* X/the
* the/X
* X/X
X/the
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10.15. It is very dangerous to travel ___ Sahara.
* across
* across the
* in
* in the
across the
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10.16. Jack is in ___ hospital. He had ___ temperature and __ cough.
* the/X/X
* the/the/the
* X/a/a
* X/the/the
X/a/a
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10.17. ___ roof of that house is made of stone.
* the
* X
* a
* some
the
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10.18. I am looking for ___ new house with ___ garden.
* X/X
* X/a
* a/X
* a/a
a/a
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10.19. ___ day, I will buy ___ house in London.
* one/a
* one/an
* A/X
* a/a
one/a
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10.20. My house have ___ garden, so I can keep ___ pet.
* X/a
* a/a
* X/X
* a/X
a/a
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10.21. We spent ___ day in Athens before going to Sepses.
* a
* an
* one
* some
one
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10.22. Last week, we had ___awful weather.
* a
* an
* X
* some
X
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10.23. Jane is wearing ___ black dress and is carrying ___ black bag in ___ hand and ___ big suitcase.
* a/a/a/a/
* X/a/one/a
* X/X/a/a
* a/a/one/a
a/a/one/a
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10.24. Do you like ___ ice cream?
* an
* a
* the
* X
X
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10.25. Would you like to be ___ astronaut?
* a
* an
* the
* X
an
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10.26. You need ___ permit to park here.
* any
* the
* a
* X
a
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10.27. Look! It is getting dark. There are lots of clouds in ___ sky.
* to
* X
* the
* a
the
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10.28. We went out for ___ meal yesterday. We had ___ Mexican food.
* a/X
* the/some
* a/a
* the/a
a/X
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10.29. That house has ___ stone roof.
* some
* a
* X
* the
a
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10.30. ___ courage is not one of my virtues.
* Some
* X
* the
* A
X
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10.31. ___ Great Britain includes ___ England, ___ Scotland and ___ Wales
* the/X/X/X
* X/the/the/the
* The/the/the/the
* X/X/X/X
X/X/X/X
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10.32. I haven't got ___ courage to speak to him.
* a
* X
* no
* the
the
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10.33. My mother loves ___ apples with ___ cheese.
* X/X
* X/the
* the/X
* the/the
X/X
141
10.34. ___ give us ___.
* the cows/the milk
* the cow/the milk
* a cow/milk
* cows/milk
cows/milk
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10.35. Pass me ___ sugar, please!
* X
* no
* any
* the
the
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10.36. Jane knows that ___ my favourite subject.
* the Maths are
* Maths is
* Math is
* The maths is
Maths is
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10.37. It is nice to walk in ___ sun on ___ spring days.
* X/the
* the/X
* the/the
* X/X
the/X
145
10.38. I'm afraid ___ dogs.
* of
* X
* about the
* of the
of
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10.39. Can you imagine ___ life in a big town without ___ electricity?
* the/the
* the/X
* X/X
* X/the
X/X
147
10.40. Last month, I went to ___ Morocco in ___ North Africa.
* the/X
* X/X
* the/the
* X/the
X/X
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10.41. ___ Mount Everest is the highest mountain in ___ Asia.
* X/the
* X/X
* The/the
* the/X
X/X
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10.42. ___ Sicily is ___ island in ___ Mediterranean Sea.
* the/an/the
* The/the/the
* X/an/the
* X/an/X
X/an/the
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10.43. My uncle lives in___ New York in ___ USA. His flat is near ___ Empire State Building.
* X/X/the
* X/the/the
* X/X/X
* X/the/X
X/the/the
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10.44. ___Sri Lanka is ___ island that lies in___ Indian Ocean.
* X/the/X
* the/an/the
* the/an/X
* X/an/the
X/an/the
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10.45. ___ plants don't grow easily here: ___ soil is too dry.
* the/the
* X/X
* X/X
* X/the
X/the
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10.46. What was ___ weather like in Spain?
* the
* some
* a
* X
the
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11.01. Let's not wait for the coach. ___ two miles to the village.
* there is
* They are
* it is
* there are
it is
155
11.02. ___ a very difficult subject.
* Economic is
* Economics are
* Economic are
* Economics is
Economics is
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11.03. How many people ___ queuing outside the cinema?
* are
* is
* has been
* was
are
157
11.04. The team ___ confident of winning the match.
* seems to be
* seems
* is
* are
seems to be
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11.05. The staff in this office ___ very helpful.
* is
* seems to be
* are
* seem
is
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11.06. All my family ___ skiing.
* enjoys
* enjoy
* loves
* likes
enjoy
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11.07. ___ cattle ___ kept for their meat.
* X/is
* the/is
* the/are
* X/are
X/are
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11.08. Susan's glasses ___ broken.
* has
* are
* have
* is
are
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11.09. Her clothes ___ very smart.
* is
* has been
* was
* are
are
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11.10. The children are putting on their ___.
* coat
* coates
* coaties
* coats
coats
164
11.11. The police ___ looking for the bank robbers.
* has been
* was
* is
* are
are
165
11.12. There ___ a lot of people standing outside the cinema.
* is
* aren't
* was
* are
are
166
11.13. The Taylors' ___ on the train.
* luggage are
* baggages are
* baggage are
* baggage is
baggage is
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11.14. Now season with salt and ___.
* piper
* pepper
* peper
* paper
pepper
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11.15. She put on some clean ___.
* cloth
* clothes
* dress
* dresses
clothes
169
11.16. I enjoyed very much the ___ from Genoa to Haifa.
* travel
* trip
* voyage
* piece of travels
voyage
170
11.17. ___ ravioli ___ really delicious.
* X/is
* The/is
* this/is
* these/are
these/are
171
11.18. 'A pen and 2 pencils. How much is it?' '___ £1.50.
* They are
* Are
* It is
* Is
It is
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11.19. He runs ___.
* a business
* businesses
* business
* a piece of business
a business
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11.20. The police ___ sealed off the area.
* haves
* has
* have
* will
have
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11.21. Six months ___ not a long time.
* were
* is
* are
* won't be
is
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11.22. We must buy some new ___ for our flat.
* furniture
* piece of furnitures
* furnitures
* piece of furniture
furniture
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11.23. John went on a business ___ to Japan.
* journeys
* voyage
* travel
* trip
trip
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11.24. Thirty ___ trapped in the flames.
* person are
* peoples are
* people are
* people is
people are
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11.25. ___ nine o'clock. ___ only ten minutes to departure.
* it is/it is
* Is/X
* it is/there are
* they are/they are
it is/there are
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11.26. Seventy miles ___ a long distance when there were no cars.
* is
* was
* were
* are
was
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12.01. Where ___ your ___?
* is/luggage
* are/luggage
* are/luggages
* is/luggages
is/luggage
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12.02. Business ___ business.
* is
* are
* have
* has
is
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12.03. The tornado caused ___.
* great damages
* damages
* great damage
* a great damage
great damage
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12.04. You speak ___ English.
* very well
* a very good
* well
* very good
very well
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12.05. ___ no money in the piggy-bank.
* Is there
* There are
* It is
* There is
There is
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12.06. If your ___ weak, new hopes are opening up for you.
* hairs has been
* hair is
* hairs are
* hair are
hair is
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12.07. I've got ___ for you.
* an interesting news
* an interesting piece of news
* an interesting piece of new
* some interesting piece of news
an interesting piece of news
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12.08. I want o sell these three ___.
* some item of forniture
* item of furniture
* items of furniture
* items of furnitures
items of furniture
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12.09. It is ___ that I can't understand.
* a behaviour
* a type of behaviour
* a kind of behaviours
* behaviours
a type of behaviour
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12.10. They have made ___ in this country since last time I was here.
* incredible progresses
* incredible progress
* an incredible progress
* some incredible progresses
incredible progress
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12.11. I only need two more ___.
* pieces of informations
* piece of information
* pieces of information
* informations
pieces of information
191
13.01. ___ is keen on foreign languages.
* Children
* Charles
* Student
* Teachers
Charles
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13.02. I wouldn't do what they say: in my opinion it's a bad ___.
* pieces of advice
* piece of advice
* advice
* piece of advices
piece of advice
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13.03. Where can I leave my ___?
* two items of luggages
* luggage
* two pieces of luggage
* two piece of luggage
luggage
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13.04. I hope you had a good ___.
* voyage
* travel
* journey
* trips
journey
195
13.05. There is only one ___ of some value. The rest is all junk.
* furniture
* furnitures
* piece of furniture
* pieces of furniture
piece of furniture
196
16.01. I'd like to drink ___.
* something of hot
* everythin hot
* everything of cold
* something hot
something hot
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16.02. I'm sorry, I've got really ___ time to talk to you! Can we meet tomorrow?
* less
* a least
* little
* few
little
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16.03. Apples cost eighty cents ___.
* each other
* every
* each
* some
each
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17.01. ___ is that dog?' 'It is ___'
* Who/Mary
* Whose/of Mary
* What/of Mary
* Whose/Mary's
Whose/Mary's
200
18.01. ___ is she going out ___?
* Whom/X
* Who/with
* With who/X
* Who with/X
Who/with
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18.02. They sat for two hours without talking to ___.
* their own
* themselves
* them
* each other
each other
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18.03. I cut ___ shaving this morning.
* X
* myself
* me
* my own
myself
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18.04. Public transportation vehicles are what ___ as a chief cause of the deterioration of the ozone.
* have identified many ecologists
* many ecologists have identified
* have many ecologists identified
* identified many ecologists
many ecologists have identified
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18.05. ___ that window open?
* Who did leave
* Who left
* Who did he open
* How left
Who left
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18.06. ___ in this office?
* How much persons work
* How many people work
* How many does people work
* How much do people work
How many people work
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18.07. She is ___ babyish.
* as
* so
* such
* such a
so
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18.08. She is ___ a baby.
* so
* such
* as
* such as
such
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18.09. It isn't ___ to go for a picnic.
* much warm
* warmer
* warm enough
* enough warm
warm enough
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19.01. Violent crime tends to be the most common in areas ___ a high rate of illegal drug activity.
* in where is there
* where is there
* where there is
* there is
where there is
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19.02. The portion of a mountain ___ trees cannot grow is called the 'tree line'.
* where
* that
* which
* so
where
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19.03. ___ order to stay ___ business, you must do better than your competitors.
* On/on
* In/on
* On/in
* In/in
In/in
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19.04. Janet studies the same subjects ___ Tom.
* than
* like
* as
* of
as
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19.05. ___ he goes, sooner or later they'll find him.
* wherever
* somewhere
* nowhere
* everywhere
wherever
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19.06. Ara Nova is a virtual newscaster with a synthetic female voice ___ broadcasts news on the Internet.
* whose
* whom
* that
* who's
that
215
19.07. He was respected by the people ___ he worked ___.
* with/to
* x/with
* with who/X
* with/X
x/with
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19.08. Who is the girl ___ with John?
* who dancing now
* who now dancing
* that dance now
* now dancing
now dancing
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19.09. The Aurora Borealis ___ in the Southern Hemisphere, is not an entirely understood phenomenon.
* which cannot be seen
* that it cannot be seen
* , which it is never seen
* , which is never seen
, which is never seen
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19.10. Mr. James ___ lives next door, is a teacher.
* , whom
* who
* that
* , who
, who
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20.01. Oil ___ if you ___ it on water.
* will float/ will pour
* floats/will pour
* floats/pour
* will float/pour
floats/pour
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20.02. I'll be back tomorrow unless ___ a plane strike.
* there will be
* there will not be
* there isn't
* there is
there is
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20.03. Unless a public official ___ with the regulations, he can be removed from office at any time.
* will not comply
* doesn't comply
* complies
* will comply
complies
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20.04. I ___ the morning with you, if you ___.
* would spend/like
* will spend/like
* spend/like
* spend/will like
will spend/like
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22.01. That dolphins were once land animals ___ by examinig their skeletal structure.
* were seen
* can be seen
* can see
* are seen
can be seen
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22.02. I ___ an e-mail by Jane.
* have not be sent
* have not been sent
* have not sent
* have been sending
have not been sent
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23.01. They lived in Cambridge for ___ time.
* some
* many
* any
* few
some
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23.02. There is ___ soup in the pot.
* little
* any
* few
* small
little
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23.03. Peter isn't hungry. He has just had ___ rice.
* few
* little
* any
* some
some
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23.04. We can't go ___ because it is raining ___.
* anywhere/hard
* everywhere/hardly
* somewhere/hardly
* nowhere/hard
anywhere/hard
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23.05. Have you got ___ cheaper than this ___ a present?
* anything / as
* anything/like
* something / as
* something /such as
anything /like
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23.06. ___ angry with John.
* Nobody were
* Every body were
* Everybody was
* Everybody were
Everybody was
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24.01. I don't know ___ about what ___ yesterday.
* anything/has happened
* anything/happened
* anything/to happen
* something/happened
anything/happened
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25.01. It is very kind ___ you ___ me tonight.
* to/to invite
* from/inviting
* of/to invite
* of/inviting
of/to invite
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25.02. I prefer tea ___ coffee.
* than
* more
* over
* to
to
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25.03. She is disappointed ___ her current job.
* with
* for
* from
* of
with
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25.04. He sings ___ his mother did.
* such as
* like
* as
* so
as
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25.05. It is very kind ___ you ___ me tonight.
* from/inviting
* of/inviting
* of/to invite
* to/to invite
of/to invite
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25.06. I prefer tea ___ coffee.
* than
* more
* to
* over
to
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25.07. She is disappointed ___ her current job.
* from
* of
* with
* for
with
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25.08. He sings ___ his mother did.
* like
* so
* such as
* as
as
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26.01. It was ___ afternoon that we stopped playing.
* a very cold
* so cold
* very cold
* such a cold
such a cold
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26.02. We are ___ busy to talk to you today. I'm sorry!
* too
* too many
* more
* too much
too
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26.03. He lost ___ his parents when he was a child.
* either
* both
* every
* neither
both
243
26.04. What is a synonym of tariff?
* fine
* revenue
* fare
* fee
fee
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26.05. We are ___ busy to talk to you today. I'm sorry!
* too many
* too
* more
* too much
too
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26.06. Markets include mechanisms or means for determining ___ of the traded item.
* prize
* costs
* valor
* price
price
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27.01. The ___ increases will ___ into effect in June.
* wages/enter
* prize/come
* price/enter
* wage/come
wage/come
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27.02. ____ is a small amount of money kept in the company's office for buying cheap items.
* Petty money
* Petty cash
* Pretty cash
* Pretty money
Petty cash
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27.03. ____ is paid in relation to how much you earn.
* Indirect tax
* Inverted tax
* Inheritance tax
* Income tax
Income tax
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28.01. Automated ___ machine (ATM) is a formal expression fro cash dispenser.
* tax
* technology
* teller
* time
teller
250
28.02. The ___ economy of a country is the income of those people who do not pay for taxes.
* sunk
* hidden
* black
* dark
black
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28.03. European negotiators have asked Greek debt holders to accept a 60 per cent cut in the ___ of their bonds.
* face value
* current value
* sureable value
* actual value
face value
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28.04. They have taken ___ a 30-year mortgage.
* out
* in
* on
* off
out
253
28.05. It is an attractive home and I think it is a real ___.
* business
* affaire
* bargain
* fare
bargain
254
28.06. Teachers can buy books ___.
* at sales
* on wages
* at instalment
* at a discount
at a discount
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28.07. ___ is the money given by the government for education, welfare, and so on.
* loan/lets
* credit card
* grant
* mortgage
grant
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28.08. What is the English for 'detrazione d'imposta'?
* tax detraction
* taxation permission
* tax permission
* tax allowance
tax allowance
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28.09. As an investor in Ford, I received a ___ of $0.25 a share at the end of April after Ford drastically exceeded its _____estimates.
* profit/assets
* revenue/liability
* venue/earnings
* dividend/earnings
dividend/earnings
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28.10. A country's national/public ___ is the total amount of money that is owed by its government.
* debt
* profit
* health
* wealth
debt
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28.11. An organization which is ___ does not make profit intentionally. (usually charity)
* non-profit
* not-profit
* no profit
* no-profit
non-profit
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28.12. A bank ____ is an arrangement with a bank where the customer puts in and ____ money from.
* account/withdraws
* counter/gives back
* accounter/rethrow
* loan/lets
account/withdraws
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28.13. Free ___ is an economic system in which private businesses compete with each other.
* exchange
* over-the-counter
* stock
* market
market
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28.14. A person's purchasing ___ is their ability to buy goods.
* skill
* power
* ability
* opportunity
power
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28.15. The gold ___ is the amount of gold held by a national bank.
* saved
* reservation
* reserve
* quantity
reserve
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28.16. Hard ___ is money of a type that has a value in other countries than its own.
* currency
* note
* cash
* money
currency
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29.01. ___ is the state of a company having no money and controlled by an official receiver. This state offers virtually no advantages from the company directors' standpoint.
* Administration
* Receivership
* Bankruptcy
* Liquidation
Receivership
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29.02. ___ refers to a company reorganized by a specialist from outside the company, because of serious financial difficulties.
* Administration
* Liquidation
* Bankruptcy
* Receivership
Administration
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29.03. If gas appliances are usually more economical than electric ones, it means that they are usually ___.
* less cheap
* cheaper
* more economic
* more expensive
cheaper
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29.04. He has a degree in ___.
* Economic
* Economics
* economy
* Economy
Economics
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29.05. Sixty percent of the perfume price is ___ for the retailer.
* operating profit
* pure profit
* gross profit
* windfall profit
pure profit
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29.06. How do you spell '6.7'?
* sixty-seven
* six and seven
* seventy-six
* six point seven
six point seven
271
29.07. How do you spell '152'?
* one fifty-two
* a hundred five two
* fifteen-two
* one hundred and fifty-two
one hundred and fifty-two
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29.08. How do you spell '98,765'?
* ninety-eight hundred, seven thousand and sixty-five
* ninety-eight thousand, seven hundred and sixty-five
* ninety-eight, seventy-six and five
* ninety-eight point seven hundred sixty-five
ninety-eight thousand, seven hundred and sixty-five
273
29.09. How do you write in English figure 'Ten thousand nine hundred and eighty-seven'?
* 10900870
* 10,900,87
* 10987
* 10,987
10,987
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29.10. How do you write in English figure 'One hundred and fifty-four'?
* 154
* 1, 054
* 1,154
* 1054
154
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29.11. How do you spell '18,098'?
* eighteen thousands and ninety eight
* eighteen thousand and ninety-eight
* eighteen thousand ninety eight
* eighty hundred, nineteen eight
eighteen thousand and ninety-eight
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29.12. How do you spell '141.3'?
* one hundred forty-one thusand three hundred
* fourteen-one and three
* forteen and one point three
* one hundred and forty-one point three
one hundred and forty-one point three
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29.13. ___ is the insured person who pays the premiums and has the right to claim under a policy.
* a loss adjuster
* a policy holder
* an underwriter
* an insurance broker
a policy holder
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29.14. ___ is a person or company to whom a legal liability for compensation is owed for loss or injury resulting from a negligent act of someone who is insured.
* Insurance broker
* Third party
* Policy holder
* Underwriter
Third party
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29.15. ___ is a person skilled in the insurance business who has the power to accept risks for the company and to fix rates and conditions of insurance contracts.
* an underwriter
* an insurance broker
* a policy holder
* a loss adjuster
a underwriter
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29.16. __ provides cover in case a member of the public has an accident.
* professional liability
* employer's liability
* personal liability
* public liability policy
public liability policy
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29.17. If you wish to take out an insurance policy, you can go either directly to the company or to ___ who will advise you about different companies and their policies.
* a policy holder
* an underwriter
* an insurance broker
* a loss adjuster
an insurance broker
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29.18. IKEA is a multinational corporation with ___ and offices across the globe, but its corporate ___ is located in Sweden.
* stores/headquarters
* shares/headquarters
* shops/headquarter
* stocks/headmasters
stores/headquarters
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29.19. If your account is ___, you can be said to be in the red.
* overdrawn
* refund
* withdrawn
* overthrown
overdrawn
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29.20. In that shop you can pay in ___.
* dollars
* cheques
* money
* credic card
dollars
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29.21. A system of exchanging goods for other goods rather than for money is called ___.
* barrister
* bartender
* barter
* barnship
barter
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29.22. ___ covers a range of possibilities if your business is your livelihood.
* professional liability
* employer's liability
* personal liability
* public liability policy
personal liability
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29.23. ___ refers to legal obligations arising out of a professional's errors, negligent acts, or omissions during the course of the practice of his or her craft.
* employer's liability
* public liability policy
* personal liability
* professional liability
professional liability
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29.24. ___ means that when an employee has an accident at work, he can claim compensation.
* professional liability
* employer's liability
* public liability policy
* personal liability
employer's liability
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29.25. ___ is someone employed by an insurance company to value losses and to settle claims.
* Third party
* Loss adjuster
* Policy holder
* Insurance broker
Loss adjuster
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30.01. What is the phonetic transcription of 'question'?
* /ˈ qwes.tʃən/
* /ˈ ques.tʃən/
* /ˈ kwes.tʃən/
* /ˈkweʃtən/
/ˈ kwes.tʃən/
291
30.02. What is the spelling of /pleɪŋ/?
* plenty
* playing
* plain
* plane
playing
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30.03. What is the phonetic transcription of 'first'?
* /ˈ fəːr:st/
* /ˈ fəː st/
* /ˈ fɜː st/
* /ˈ fiː st/
/ˈ fɜː st/
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30.04. What is the phonetic transcription of 'economy'?
* /ɪˈ kɒnəmi/
* /eˈ kɒnomi/
* /ɪˈ cɒnəmi/
* /ɪˈ cɒnomy/
ɪˈ kɒnəmi/
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30.05. What is the phonetic transcription of 'office'?
* /ˈ ɒff.ɪz/
* /ˈ of.ɪz/
* /ˈ ɒff.ɪs/
* /ˈ ɒf.ɪs/
/ˈ ɒf.ɪs/
295
30.06. What is the spelling of /naɪf/?
* night
* knife
* knight
* knit
knife
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30.07. What is the spelling of /fɪʃ/?
* fiss
* fix
* fish
* filth
fish
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30.08. What is the phonetic transcription of 'fix'?
* /fɪʃ/
* /fɪxs/
* /fɪkx/
* /fɪks/
/fɪks/
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30.09. What is the phonetic transcription of 'museum'?
* /muˈ ziam/
* /mjuːˈ zeam/
* /mjuːˈ ziː.əm/
* /muːˈ se.əm/
/mjuːˈ ziː.əm/
299
30.10. What is the phonetic transcription of 'woman'?
* /ˈ hum.an/
* /ˈ wʊm.ən/
* /ˈ hʊm.ən/
* /ˈhjum.an/
/ˈ wʊm.ən/
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30.11. What is the phonetic transcription of ' mine'?
* /maɪn/
* /mahɪn/
* /məɪn/
* /meɪn/
/maɪn/
301
30.12. What is the phonetic transcription of 'morning'?
* /ˈmɔːr.nɪng/
* /ˈmɔː.nɪŋ/
* /ˈmɔː.nɪng/
* /ˈmɔːr.nɪŋg/
/ˈmɔː.nɪŋ/
302
30.13. What is the spelling of /ˈmʌn.i/?
* money
* many
* marnee
* morny
money
303
30.14. What is the spelling of /ˈriː.dɪŋ/?
* writing
* reading
* ridden
* riding
reading
304
30.15. What is the spelling of /boks/?
* books
* botts
* box
* blocks
box
305
30.16. '___' and 'right' are homophones.
* wait
* write
* with
* white
write
306
30.17. '___' and 'wear' are homophones.
* whirr
* wore
* where
* were
where
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30.18. '___' and 'sell' are homophones.
* cell
* shell
* stare
* bell
cell
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30.19. What is the phonetic transcription of 'conversation'?
* /ˌ kɒn.vəˈ seɪ.ʃən/
* /ˌ cɒn.vərˈ seɪ.ʃon/
* /ˌ kɒn.vərˈ se.ʃion/
* /ˌ cɒn.vəˈ se.ʃən/
/ˌ kɒn.vəˈ seɪ.ʃən/
