English Language with use of Aviation Terminology Questionnaire

PITANJA IZ TEORIJSKOG DELA ISPITA 

ZA STICANJE VAZDUHOPLOVNIH 

DOZVOLA I OVLAŠĆENJA 

Predmet: 

ATPL(TC) - Engleski jezik 

Period važenja : 01. January 2006. - 31. December 2006. godine 

Beograd , 23. January 2006. godine

Sadržaj: 

1. Srednji „A“ kurs .......................................................................................3 

2. Srednji „B“ kurs .....................................................................................62 

3. Viši kurs ...............................................................................................118 

Uvod: 

Knjiga pitanja engleskog jezika za polaganje teorijskog ispita iz predmeta 

„Engleski jezik sa upotrebom vazduhoplovnih izraza na engleskom jeziku“ se 

sastoji iz tri dela: Srednji „A“ kurs, Srednji „B“ kurs i Viši kurs engleskog jezika. 

Deo gradiva koje je kandidat dužan da polaže na ispitu zavisi od vrste obuke koju 

je završio, a prema donjoj tablici. 

R.br. Vrsta obuke Potrebni nivo znanja 

1. ATP (A) – integrisani kurs A, B, Viši kurs 

2. CPL/IR (A) – integrisani kurs A, B, Viši kurs 

3. CPL (A) – integrisani kurs A, B 

4. CPL (A) – modularni kurs A, B 

5. IR (A) – modularni kurs Viši kurs 

6. ATPL (A) – modularni kurs A, B, Viši kurs 


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NAPOMENA: 

Prilikom polaganja ispita redosled ponuđenih odgovora će biti drugačiji. 

Pregled pitanja: 

1 - Choose the correct answer. Only one answer is correct. 

1. A sun is in a sky 

2. The sun is in a sky 

3. Sun is in a sky 

4. The sun is in the sky 

2 - What ..... John doing? 

1. does 

2. is 

3. are 

4. do 

3 - John and Mary ..... the radio. 

1. are listening to 

2. are listening on 

3. is listening on 

4. is listening to 

4 - Bill and I ..... here. 

1. we are 

2. we 

3. are 

4. we're 

5 - Sarah, what ..... doing? 

1. are you 

2. are 

3. is 

4. she is 

6 - Mary's ..... the garden. 

1. at 

2. into 

3. on 

4. in 

7 - Are there six books on the table? 

1. No, are five 

2. No, there are any 

3. No, there are three 

4. No, there's the one 

8 - Tom often sings, but ..... 

1. sings Sarah? 

2. does Sarah? 

3. Sarah does? 

4. Sarah sings? 


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9 - Tony is looking at ..... 

1. here 

2. her 

3. she 

4. he 

10 - Who's that boy? 

1. Peter's that 

2. It's a boy 

3. It's Tom 

4. Is Bill 

11 - Where's the book? 

1. There's on a chair 

2. It's here 

3. There's it 

4. He's under the chair 

12 - Are you happy? 

1. No, I not 

2. Yes, I am 

3. Yes, I'm 

4. No, I aren't 

13 - What's his name? 

1. It's Jack's name 

2. It's name Jack 

3. It's Jack 

4. It's a Jack 

14 - Do you dance or draw? 

1. I'm dancing but I not drawing. 

2. I dance but I don't draw. 

3. I dance but I'm not drawing. 

4. I'm dance but I'm not draw. 

15 - Is that a book? 

1. Yes, is a book 

2. Yes, it is 

3. Yes, there is 

4. Yes, that's 

16 - Is that horse big? 

1. No, it isn't 

2. No, that's little horse 

3. No, that's a little 

4. No, it's little horse 

17 - What's her brother doing? 

1. Is playing football 

2. Playing football 

3. She's playing football 

4. He playing football 


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18 - How many chairs are there in the room? 

1. Are four 

2. Are five chairs there 

3. There's a chair 

4. There's one 


1. Is brown that big table? 

2. Is that big brown table? 

3. Is that big table brown? 

4. Is that table big brown? 


1. Mary can dance tomorrow 

2. Mary cans dance tomorrow 

3. Mary can tomorrow dance 

4. Mary she can dance tomorrow 

21 - The lamp is ..... the television 

1. between 

2. next to 

3. near of 

4. at 

22 - The tree is ..... the door. 

1. in front 

2. next 

3. between 

4. beside 

23 - What's that girl? 

1. She's a student 

2. She's student 

3. She's a student girl 

4. It's a student 

24 - Do the girls know Tom? 

1. Yes, they knows her 

2. No, they don't 

3. No, they isn't 

4. Yes, they know 


1. John's looking at I and you 

2. John and I am looking at you 

3. Your looking at John and I 

4. I'm looking at you and John 


1. That girl is some of my friends 

2. This girl's are friends 

3. This girl is one of my friends 

4. That girl is me friend 


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1. That is Mr Smith there 

2. That is the Mr Smith there 

3. This is the Mr Smith here 

4. This is Mr Smith there 

28 - My brother is writing ..... 

1. by a pencil 

2. in a paper 

3. in a book 

4. with pen 


1. Who now in London lives? 

2. Who live now in London? 

3. Who lives in London now? 

4. Who in London now live? 

30 - Monday is the first day. 

1. Tuesday is the fourth 

2. The fourth is thursday 

3. Tuesday is the second 

4. The second is thursday 

31 - Jane is in front of Tom. Tom is ..... Jane. 

1. behind 

2. beside 

3. between 

4. before 

32 - Tom is Mrs Smith's son 

1. She is her son 

2. He is her son 

3. He is his son 

4. She is his son 


1. Come here to us! 

2. Go here to we! 

3. Go there to us! 

4. Come here to my! 


1. No looking at we! 

2. Don't looking at us! 

3. Not look at us! 

4. Don't look at us! 


1. The old man are listening to a girl 

2. Some girl are listening to the old men 

3. An old men are listening the girl 

4. An old man is listening to the girl 


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1. Listen to him and he's brother! 

2. Listen to he and his brother! 

3. Listen to he and he's brother! 

4. Listen to him and his brother! 

37 - Whose hats are those? They are ..... hats. 

1. She's 

2. Mrs' Black's 

3. Mr Black's 

4. he's 


1. Where are you going to put the cups? 

2. Where you are going to put the cups? 

3. Where you're going put the cups? 

4. Where are you going put the cups? 

39 - Jane's tall and ..... 

1. Tom is to 

2. Tom is, too 

3. John's, too 

4. Tom are two 

40 - Does Brian play football ? 

1. Yes, and Sam doesn't, too 

2. No, and Sam does, too 

3. No, but Sam doesn't 

4. Yes, but Sam doesn't 

41 - James is talking to ..... 

1. them 

2. they 

3. your 

4. she 

42 - These pens are ..... 

1. to Pat 

2. of Pat 

3. Pat's 

4. Pats 

43 - Sarah ..... cat. 

1. has a 

2. has some 

3. haves some 

4. haves a 

44 - This is ..... 

1. second lesson 

2. lesson two 

3. the lesson two 

4. lesson the second 


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1. Lena cans have Mikes' radio 

2. Lena can has Mike's radio 

3. Lena can has Mikes' radio 

4. Lena can have Mike's radio 

46 - It's 21.00. 

1. Yes, it's nine in the evening 

2. Yes, it's nine clocks 

3. Yes, it's nine hours 

4. Yes, it's nine in the afternoon 

47 - 164 is ..... 

1. hundred sixty four 

2. hundred sixty and four 

3. a hundred and sixty four 

4. a hundred sixty four 


1. The girls doesn't do the homework 

2. The girls don't the homework 

3. The girls don't do the homework 

4. The girls don't does the homework 

49 - Do Mr and Mrs Smith speak English? 

1. He does but she doesn't 

2. He do but she don't 

3. He speak but she don't 

4. He speak but she doesn't 

50 - Who are those boys? One is my brother and ..... 

1. the big boy is Peter 

2. a big boy is a Peter 

3. the big boy is a Peter 

4. a big boy is Peter 

51 - Where ....... Mary standing? 

1. do 

2. are 

3. is 

4. does 

52 - Tom and Anne ....... the table. 

1. are sitting on 

2. is sitting in 

3. is sitting on 

4. are sitting in 

53 - Sarah and I ..... here. 

1. are we 

2. are 

3. we're 

4. we 


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54 - Is that a table? 

1. Yes, it's that table 



4. Yes, it is 

55 - Is that house small? 

1. No, that's big house 

2. No, there's a big house 

3. No, it isn't 

4. No, a big house is that 

56 - What's his sister doing? 

1. Reading 

2. It's reading 

3. He's reading 

4. She reading 

57 - How many trees are there? 

1. There are any 

2. There are three 

3. There are trees 

4. There's a tree 


1. Is red this little book? 

2. Is this little red book? 

3. Is this little book a red? 

4. Is this little book red? 


1. Fred cans tomorrow work 

2. Fred he can work tomorrow 

3. Fred can working tomorrow 

4. Fred can work tomorrow 

60 - The cup is ..... the radio. 

1. at 

2. near 

3. next 

4. between 

61 - The window is ..... the door. 

1. next 

2. with 

3. beside 

4. between 

62 - What's that man? 

1. It's an old man 

2. He's my brother 

3. Yes, it's that man 

4. He's a teacher 


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63 - Do they live in England? 

1. No, they don't 

2. Yes, they live 

3. Yes, they live in it 

4. No, they don't live 


1. You and me is sitting near Mary 

2. Mary is sitting near you and me 

3. Mary and you sitting near me 

4. You and Mary's sitting near me 


1. These boy is a good friend 

2. My friend is that good boy 

3. This boy is some good friend 

4. My friends are these goods boys 


1. These are my shoes there 

2. Those are my shoes there 

3. Those are my shoes here 

4. This is my shoes there 

67 - Mother is writing ..... 



3. in the book 

4. on any paper 


1. Does Milly now living in Scotland? 

2. Does Milly in Scotland now live? 

3. Is Milly now in Scotland living? 

4. Does Milly live in Scotland now? 

69 - Monday is the first day. 

1. The second is thursday 

2. Tuesday is the fourth 

3. The second is tuesday 

4. Thursday is the fourth 

70 - Ken is behind Mary. Mary is ..... Ken. 

1. beside 

2. between 

3. in front of 

4. next 

71 - Carrie is Mr Smith's daughter. 

1. He is her father 

2. He is of her the father 

3. He is of she the father 

4. He is she's father 


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1. Come there to me! 

2. Come here at me! 

3. Come here to my! 



1. No listen at my radio! 

2. Don't listen on my radio! 

3. Not listen to me radio! 

4. Don't listen to my radio! 


1. An old women lives near my house 

2. A young woman live near my house 

3. A old woman lives near me 

4. The old woman lives near me 

75 - Listen to ..... sister! 

1. her and her 

2. she and her 

3. her and she 

4. she and she's 

76 - Whose cats are they? They're ..... cats. 

1. Miss Smith's 

2. Miss's Smith 

3. the Miss Smith's 

4. Miss's Smith's 

77 - Where ..... bottles? 

1. are you going to take these 

2. you are going to take this 

3. you are going take those 

4. are you going take the 


1. Tom's clever but they are two 

2. Tom clever but they're two 

3. Tom's brother clever and they are, too 

4. Tom's clever and they are, too 

79 - Can Bill sing? 

1. Yes, and Peter can't, too 

2. No, but Peter can't 

3. No, and Peter can, too 

4. Yes, but Peter can't 

80 - Tony is talking to ..... 

1. we 

2. my 

3. them 

4. your 


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81 - This ball is ..... Chris. 

1. for 

2. at 

3. to 

4. of 


1. Mark's some pen 

2. Mark's some pens 

3. Mark has some pens 

4. Mark has some pen 


1. Pat can to have Jim's hat 

2. Pat can have Jims' hat 

3. Pat can have Jim's hat 

4. Pat can to have Jims' hat 

84 - It's 11.45. 

1. Yes, it's a quarter to twelve 

2. Yes, it's fifteen from twelve 

3. Yes, it's a quarter past twelve 

4. Yes, it's fifteen to twelve 

85 - 140 is ..... 

1. one hundred forty 

2. one hundred fourteen 

3. one hundred and forty 

4. one hundred and fourteen 


1. Tom don't plays football 

2. Tom don't play the football 

3. Tom doesn't play football 

4. Tom don't plays the football 

87 - Does father read the newspaper? 

1. No, he doesn't 

2. Yes, he reads 

3. No, he not read 

4. No, he reads not 

88 - That's Jane. She ..... 

1. have long hair 

2. has hair long 

3. has long hair 

4. have hair long 


1. The birds in a sky 

2. The bird's in the sky 

3. A bird's in a sky 

4. The bird are in the sky 


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90 - What ..... doing? 

1. is they 

2. are they 

3. does they 

4. do they 

91 - Jane and Tom ..... the door. 

1. walks to 

2. are walking to 

3. are walking at 

4. walk at 

92 - Charles and I ..... 

1. am here 

2. we here 

3. we are here 

4. are here 

93 - Anne, what ..... ? 

1. are you doing 

2. she's doing 

3. are doing 

4. is doing 

94 - Tom's ..... street. 

1. into the 

2. under 

3. at the 

4. in the 

95 - How many girls are there in the room? 

1. There two 


3. A girl 

4. There's one 

96 - Mary works, but ..... 

1. does Tom? 

2. works Tom? 

3. Tom does? 

4. Tom works? 

97 - Liz is looking at ..... 

1. them 

2. their 

3. they 

4. there 

98 - Who's that girl? 

1. She's a good girl 

2. Her name Sarah 

3. It's Anne 

4. He's Elizabeth 


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99 - Where's the dog? 

1. Its here 

2. He's under chair 

3. It's near the window 

4. There's on a table 

100 - Is John tall? 

1. No, his not 

2. No, he'sn't 

3. Yes, he is 

4. Yes, he's 

101 - What's his name? 

1. It John 

2. Its John 

3. It's John 

4. John it's the name 

102 - Do you draw or write? 

1. I'm not draw but I'm write 

2. I'm draw and write 

3. I drawing and writing 

4. I draw and I write 

103 - Is that a chair? 


2. Yes, it is 


4. Yes, it's that chair 

104 - Is this chair brown? 

1. No, isn't brown chair 

2. Yes, it's brown 

3. Yes, it is a brown 

4. No, this is green chair 

105 - What's her father doing? 

1. Is working in the garden 

2. She is working in the garden 

3. Her working in the garden 

4. Working in the garden 

106 - How many books are there? 

1. They're many 

2. Are two books there 

3. There are eight 



1. Is that book a big red? 

2. Is that red book big? 

3. Is that red book a big? 

4. Is red that big book? 


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108 - Anne ..... tomorrow. 

1. can to sing 

2. going to sing 

3. can sing 

4. is going sing 

109 - The pen is ..... his pocket. 

1. at 

2. in to 

3. in 

4. to 

110 - The car is ..... the tree. 



3. beside 

4. next 


1. He's a teacher 

2. It's John 

3. He's John 

4. Yes, it's a man 

112 - Do you like the boat? 

1. No, I like not 

2. No, I don't like it 

3. Yes, I like 

4. Yes, I like him 


1. Jane and we talking to Ken 

2. We and Jane is talking to Ken 

3. Ken is talking to Jane and we 

4. We are talking to Ken and Jane 


1. Is you friend that pretty girl? 

2. Is that girl pretty your friend? 

3. Is that friend you're pretty girl? 

4. Is that pretty girl your friend? 


1. Are those your hats here? 

2. Is this your hat there? 

3. Are those your hats there? 

4. Is this your hats here? 

116 - She is writing ..... 

1. on any book 

2. with a pen 

3. in a paper 

4. by pencil 


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1. Does now Gary live in Bristol? 

2. Does Gary live in Bristol now? 

3. Do Gary live in Bristol now? 

4. Is living in Bristol now, Gary? 

118 - Mike is beside Pat. Pat is ..... Mike. 

1. behind 

2. between 

3. beside 


119 - Tom is Mrs Black's son. 

1. He is his son 

2. He is her son 

3. She is her son 

4. She is his daughter 


1. Go over there to them! 

2. Go over there to they! 

3. Come to them over here! 

4. Come over there to me! 


1. Susan is look at my garden. 

2. Look my garden, Susan! 

3. Susan looks my garden. 

4. Look at my garden, Susan! 


1. An old man knows you 

2. You know not the old man 

3. An old man don't knows you 

4. You know a old man 

123 - Watch ..... 

1. him and his dog! 

2. him and its dog! 

3. him and he's dog! 

4. he and he's dog! 

124 - Whose house is this? It's ..... house. 

1. she's 

2. the Mr Smith's 

3. Mrs' Smith 

4. our 


1. Where are they going to put the books? 

2. Where are they going put the books? 

3. Where there are going to put the books? 

4. Where are there going put the books? 


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1. Jack's English and Anne is too English 

2. Jack's English and Anne is, too 

3. Jack's English and Anne are two 

4. Jack's English and Anne's, too 

127 - Do pigs fly? 

1. No, and dogs not 

2. No, and not dogs, too 

3. No, and dogs don't 

4. No, and dog doesn't fly 

128 - Jack is standing beside ..... 

1. us 

2. they 

3. its 

4. your 

129 - This car is ..... 

1. of John 

2. John's 

3. to John 

4. Johns' 


1. Betty has some flower 

2. Betty's has any flowers 

3. Betty has some flowers 

4. Betty's any flowers 


1. This is third lesson 

2. These are the third lesson 

3. This is the lesson two 

4. This is a lesson, too 


1. Tom cans have Joan's bicycle 

2. Tom can has Joan's bicycle 

3. Tom can to have Joans' bicycle 

4. Tom can have Joan's bicycle 

133 - It's 11.30. 

1. Yes, its' thirty to twelve 

2. Yes, it's half past eleven 

3. Yes, its half to twelve 

4. Yes, it's thirty past eleven 

134 - 439 is ..... 

1. four hundreds and thirty nine 

2. four hundreds thirty and nine 

3. four hundred and thirty nine 

4. four hundred thirty nine 


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1. The teacher don't like his book 

2. The teacher don't like some book 

3. The teacher doesn't like her book 

4. The teacher doesn't likes some book 

136 - Mother washes the girls' hair. Look, she ..... 

1. is washing them now 

2. washes it now 

3. is washing it now 

4. washes them now 

137 - The cat has ..... 

1. long legs 

2. legs long 

3. the long legs 

4. the legs long 

138 - I'm not looking ..... 

1. at sun 

2. at some sky 

3. at the sun 

4. at a sky 

139 - Where ..... standing? 

1. is they 

2. are they 

3. do they 

4. does they 

140 - Mary and John ..... the house. 

1. are looking at 

2. are looking 

3. is looking 

4. is looking at 

141 - Anne and I ..... here. 

1. are 

2. we're 

3. am 

4. is 

142 - Fred, what ..... doing? 

1. are you 

2. are 

3. he's 

4. is 


1. Charles is at the street 

2. Charles is in the street 

3. Charles at the street 

4. Charles in the street 


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144 - How many books are there on the table? 

1. There are three 

2. There are three of books 

3. There are any books 

4. There's one on 

145 - Anne works, but ..... 

1. Peter works? 

2. does Peter? 

3. Peter does? 

4. works Peter? 

146 - Mike is looking at ..... 

1. they 

2. my 

3. she 

4. us 

147 - Where's the chair? 

1. It's in the room 

2. Its there 

3. The chair near the table 

4. There's near the door 

148 - Are you writing? 

1. Yes, I'm 

2. No, I not 

3. No, I aren't 

4. Yes, I am 

149 - What's her name? 

1. She's name is Mary 

2. There's Mary 

3. Her name's Mary 

4. She name Mary 

150 - Do you sing or dance? 

1. I do sing and dance 

2. I'm sing but not dance 

3. I singing and dancing 

4. I sing and I dance 

151 - Is that a dog? 

1. Yes, it's that dog 

2. Yes, it is 



152 - Is this book red? 

1. No, this is green book 

2. No, it's a green 

3. No, is this book green 

4. No, it's green 


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153 - What's his mother doing? 

1. Her shopping 

2. Shopping 

3. His shopping 

4. He's shopping 

154 - How many books are there? 

1. They're five 

2. Their are five 

3. Five 

4. There's a book 


1. Is this a big chair red? 

2. Is red this big chair? 

3. Is this big chair red? 

4. Is this big red chair? 

156 - Bill ..... play tomorrow. 

1. is going 

2. can 

3. can to 

4. going to 

157 - The knife is ..... the bottle. 

1. near 

2. between 

3. next 

4. at 

158 - The bicycle is ..... the house. 

1. behind 


3. next 

4. front of 

159 - What's that woman? 

1. It's Jane 

2. She's a doctor 

3. Her name Jane 

4. She calls Jane 

160 - Do you know Peter? 

1. No, I don't know 

2. Yes, I know 

3. No, I'm not 

4. Yes, I do 


1. They and I'm live near you 

2. They lives near you and me 

3. They're live near you and I 

4. You live near them and me 


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162 - Are ..... brothers? 

1. big boys those 

2. those big boys some 

3. some those big boys 

4. those big boys 


1. Is that her dog there? 

2. Is this her dogs here? 

3. Are those her dogs here? 

4. Are these her dogs there? 

164 - Brenda is writing ..... 

1. with a book 

2. on a paper 


4. in paper 


1. Where does now Alan live? 

2. Where is Alan living now? 

3. Where is now Alan living? 

4. Where now lives Alan? 

166 - Bill is in front of Carrie. Carrie is ..... Bill. 

1. beside 

2. behind 

3. next 

4. between 

167 - Elizabeth is Mr Brown's daughter. Mr Brown is ..... father. 

1. their 

2. his 

3. its 

4. her 

168 - Whose car is that? It's ..... car. 

1. hour 

2. there 

3. theirs 

4. our 

169 - Where ..... put the cups? 

1. you are going 

2. you going to 

3. are you going 

4. are you going to 


1. Sally's sister pretty and they are, too 

2. Sally's pretty and they are, too. 

3. Sally's pretty and they're, too. 

4. Sally's pretty but they are. 


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171 - Is Jane in the bedroom? 

1. No, but Pat isn't 

2. Yes, but Pat isn't too 

3. No, but Pat is 

4. Yes, and Pat isn't too 

172 - Barry is sitting near ..... 

1. your 

2. my 

3. me 

4. we 

173 - Whose flowers are they? They're ..... 

1. to Mary 

2. Maries 

3. of Mary 

4. Mary's 


1. Ken has some books 

2. Ken has any books 

3. Ken have some books 

4. Ken have any books 


1. Mary can have John's bicycle 

2. Mary can has John's bicycle 

3. Mary can to have John's bicycle 

4. Mary can have the bicycle of John 

176 - It's 7.30. 

1. Yes, the clock is half past seven 

2. Yes, it's half past eight 

3. Yes, it's half past seven 

4. Yes, the clock is half past eight 

177 - 316 is ..... 

1. three hundred and sixteen 

2. three hundred sixty 

3. three hundred sixteen 

4. three hundred and sixty 


1. Mary plays not the tennis 

2. Mary does not play the tennis 

3. Mary plays not tennis 

4. Mary does not play tennis 

179 - Do Mr and Mrs Brown live in England? 

1. Yes, they lives 

2. Yes, they do live 

3. Yes, they live 

4. Yes, they do 


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180 - Mrs Johnson is washing the girls' hair. 

1. He is washing their hair 

2. She is washing their hair 

3. She is washing her hair 

4. He is washing her hair 

181 - There are ..... in the classroom but only one teacher. 

1. many people 

2. a lot of people 

3. a lot of pupils 

4. much pupils 

182 - Kate ..... 

1. gave the pen to Peter 

2. give the pen to Peter 

3. give to Peter the pen 

4. gave to Peter the pen 

183 - The sun ..... in the East. 

1. always rises 

2. is always rising 

3. always is rising 

4. rises always 

184 - Which girls ..... ? 

1. John likes 

2. does John like 

3. do John like 

4. likes John 

185 - There isn't ..... at the bus-stop. 

1. somebody 

2. people 

3. anybody 

4. any persons 

186 - Kim and Fred ..... home. 

1. they are in 

2. are in 

3. are at 

4. they are at 

187 - What colour are your new shoes? 

1. They are brown colour 

2. They're brown 

3. They are colour brown 

4. Their brown 

188 - Choose the correct answer. Only one answer is correct 

1. Are the big apples nice? 

2. Are nice the big apples? 

3. Are big and nice the apples? 

4. Are the big nice apples? 


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189 - He hasn't bought ..... oranges. 

1. any 

2. some 

3. a lot 

4. much 


1. Go here to us! 

2. Go there to they 

3. Go here to we 

4. Go there to them! 

191 - How ..... from London to Gatwick? 

1. we can go 

2. can we go 

3. to go 

4. it is going 

192 - ..... Mary reads in bed. 

1. Seldom 

2. Never 

3. Always 

4. Sometimes 

193 - Millie ..... at the flowers in the garden. 

1. is seeing 

2. is looking 

3. is watching 

4. is washing 

194 - ..... don't like red wine. 

1. Some people 

2. Anybody 

3. Any people 

4. Somebody 

195 - Did you visit Canada last year? 

1. No, I never was there 

2. No, I never have been there 

3. No, I've never been there 

4. No, I went never there 

196 - Tom didn't call the police. Brenda didn't call ..... 

1. him, either 

2. him, too 

3. them, either 

4. them, too 

197 - Sally is ..... Paul. 

1. so tall that 

2. as tall than 

3. as tall as 

4. so tall as 


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198 - Do you like that shop? Yes, I ..... every week. 

1. come there 

2. go here 

3. come here 

4. go there 

199 - Brian is the man ..... 

1. of no hat 

2. of a hat 

3. without a hat 

4. with hat 

200 - Pauline's ..... as the boys. 

1. also strong 

2. so strong 

3. too strong 

4. as strong 

201 - Are my shoes in the box? No, there ..... in the box. 

1. aren't no things 

2. isn't nothing 

3. isn't anything 

4. isn't any things 

202 - Have you got any apples? Yes, I've got ..... 

1. two small ones 

2. two small 

3. a small 

4. one small 

203 - Whose are those dogs? They're ..... 

1. to them 

2. of them 

3. their 

4. theirs 


1. What age have you got? 

2. How many years have you? 

3. How is your age? 

4. How old are you? 

205 - Who ..... on Saturdays? 

1. you do help 

2. do help you 

3. do you help 

4. you help 

206 - 572 is ..... 

1. five hundreds and seventy two 

2. five hundred seventy two 

3. five hundreds seventy two 

4. five hundred and seventy two 


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207 - Molly is the girl ..... brown hair. 

1. of a lot of 

2. with many 

3. of many 

4. with a lot of 

208 - What time ..... breakfast? 

1. does Mary have 

2. has Mary the 

3. does Mary have the 

4. has Mary 

209 - His mother will come at 8 0' clock ..... evening. 

1. at this 

2. on this 

3. this 

4. of this 

210 - I feel very well because I went to bed very early ..... 

1. this night 

2. in the night 

3. last night 

4. tonight 

211 - What is Mary like? She ... 

1. is very pretty 

2. likes icecream 

3. is like tall men 

4. is very well 

212 - Have the people got the money now? Yes, the police gave. 

1. them to it 

2. it to it 

3. them to them 

4. it to them 

213 - Terry is behind Belinda. Yes, Belinda is ..... Terry. 

1. next 


3. between 

4. behind 

214 - Pauline is ..... radio. 

1. listening in the 

2. listening to 

3. listening in 

4. listening to the 

215 - Are those books in the car? Yes, Alice .......... yesterday. 

1. puts them in 

2. put them in 

3. put them 

4. put them into 


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216 - ..... to Scotland last month? 

1. Did Andrew go 

2. Was Andrew 

3. Has Andrew been 

4. Has Andrew gone 

217 - This is an old photograph of me when I ..... 

1. have short hairs 

2. had short hair 

3. have short hair 

4. had short hairs 

218 - Whose is that? It's ..... 

1. of Tom 

2. my 

3. my sisters 

4. ours 

219 - My brother was ..... all week. 

1. at home 

2. in home 

3. at the home 

4. in the home 

220 - Barry never eats potatoes and ..... 

1. neither Molly does. 

2. neither does Molly. 

3. so doesn't Molly. 

4. neither doesn't Molly. 

221 - James ..... to play tomorrow. 

1. can 

2. is going 

3. shall 

4. will 

222 - How is your brother? 

1. He's very well 

2. That's him 

3. He's very good 

4. That's he 

223 - Is there ..... the bottle? 

1. much water in 

2. many water in 

3. many water into 

4. much water into 

224 - The party will start ..... Saturday. 

1. on 8 o' clock 

2. at 8 o' clock on 

3. 8 o' clock at 

4. on 8 o' clock at 


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225 - Are you going to the shops? No, ...... 

1. I cycle there 

2. usually on the bus 

3. I've already been 

4. to the work 

226 - Here are three girls. ............... 

1. Which girl is the biggest? 

2. What girl is the biggest? 

3. Which girl is the bigger? 

4. What girl is the bigger? 

227 - Jack is writing ..... 

1. on the wall 

2. out of a pen 


4. by a pen 

228 - What ..... on Saturdays? 

1. Ken usually does 

2. does Ken usually 

3. usually does Ken do 

4. does Ken usually do 

229 - Have you been to America? 

1. Yet 

2. Already 

3. Never 

4. Ever 

230 - Tony ..... make some cakes tomorrow. 

1. want to 

2. can to 

3. is going to 

4. he'll 

231 - Fred ..... to the shops. 

1. has just gone 

2. just has gone 

3. just was going 

4. went just 

232 - Ann gave ..... 

1. my the flowers 

2. the flowers me 

3. the flowers mine 

4. me the flowers 

233 - Mary ..... to school. 

1. never walks 

2. is never walking 

3. never is walking 

4. walks never 


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234 - Where ..... 

1. does Mary work? 

2. does Mary works? 

3. works Mary? 

4. Mary works? 

235 - Who ..... 

1. usually Tom does help? 

2. Tom does usually help? 

3. Tom usually helps? 

4. does Tom usually help? 

236 - What colour is your dog? 

1. It's grey 

2. It's colour grey 

3. It's the grey colour 

4. It's a grey 


1. Is the little boy clever? 

2. Is the little boy a clever? 

3. Is the little clever boy? 

4. Is clever the little boy? 

238 - Mary hasn't got ..... 

1. no friend 

2. much friend 

3. many friends 

4. some friend 


1. Not to do that! 

2. No do that! 

3. Don't do that! 

4. Don't that! 


1. Come there to me! 

2. Go there to he! 

3. Go here to they! 

4. Come here to me! 

241 - How ..... to the station from here? 

1. to go 

2. do one go 

3. do you go 

4. go we 

242 - Brian is ..... Pamela. 

1. not old that 

2. not old as 

3. as old that 

4. as old as 


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243 - Mother ..... the children through the window. 

1. is washing 

2. is seeing 

3. is watching 

4. is looking 

244 - ..... going to the party. 

1. Everyone is 

2. Every people is 

3. Everyone are 

4. Every people are 

245 - Did your brother go to America last year? 

1. No, he's never been there. 

2. No, he never was there. 

3. No, he did never go there. 

4. No, he has never gone here. 

246 - Jenny hasn't got a dog. Mike hasn't ..... 

1. got, either. 

2. got one, too. 

3. got one, either. 

4. got, too. 

247 - 215 is ..... 

1. two hundred fifty 

2. two hundred fifteen 

3. two hundred and fifteen 

4. two hundred and fifty 

248 - Have you been to the United States? Yes, I ..... in 1965. 

1. came here 

2. came there 

3. went there 

4. went here 

249 - Janet is the girl ..... in her hand. 

1. of nothing 

2. with anything 

3. with nothing 

4. of anything 

250 - Anne's older .... 

1. than Mary's 

2. than us 

3. that Mary 

4. that I'm 

251 - Are the bicycles in the garage? No, there ..... in the garage. 

1. isn't nothing 

2. is anything 

3. isn't something 

4. is nothing 


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252 - Have you got any brown socks? No, but I've got ..... 

1. some blue one 

2. some blue ones 

3. some blues 

4. a blue ones 

253 - Whose is this house? It's .... 

1. our 

2. ours one 

3. ours 

4. our one 


1. How many years has he? 

2. What age he has? 

3. How old is he? 

4. How old he is? 

255 - There isn't ..... in the restaurant. 

1. anybody 

2. any persons 

3. any people 

4. nobody 

256 - Laura's ..... her sister. 

1. very taller than 

2. much taller that 

3. much taller than 

4. very taller that 

257 - Pat's a girl ..... long arms. 

1. with her 

2. with some 

3. with the 


258 - What time ..... dinner? 

1. do Peter has 

2. does Peter has 

3. does Peter have 

4. Peter has 

259 - Her father will come at 8 o'clock ...... 

1. this afternoon 

2. in this afternoon 

3. this evening 

4. in this evening 

260 - I feel fine today because I .... 

1. have gone to bed early tonight 

2. went to bed early last night 

3. went to bed early tonight 

4. have gone to bed early last night 


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261 - What is Tom like? He ..... 

1. isn't very well 

2. is liking football 

3. likes a cup of tea 

4. isn't very nice 

262 - Has Susan got the money? Yes, John gave ..... yesterday. 

1. to her them 

2. it to her 

3. to her it 

4. her them 

263 - Debbie is beside Jane. Yes, Jane is ..... Debbie. 

1. beside 

2. next 

3. behind 

4. between 

264 - Sam is ..... the radio. 

1. hearing to 


3. listening in 

4. hearing in 

265 - The shoes are in the box. I know, because my brother ..... yesterday. 

1. put them 

2. put them in 

3. has put them in 

4. has put them 

266 - Last month ..... to Scotland. 

1. went Ian 

2. was Ian 

3. Ian was 

4. Ian went 

267 - Which student is near the teacher? Malcolm is ..... 

1. much near 

2. the nearest 

3. the next 

4. very nearer 

268 - Whose is this? It's ..... 

1. her 

2. his 

3. our 

4. my 

269 - Tomorrow my sister will come ..... late. 

1. to home 

2. home 

3. to the home 

4. at home 


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270 - Nancy works in a shop and ..... 

1. that Alan too does 

2. so does Alan too 

3. that does Alan too 

4. so Alan too does 

271 - Rose ..... to sing on Saturday. 

1. shall 

2. is going 

3. will 

4. can 

272 - What is your cousin? 

1. That's she 

2. She's a doctor 

3. I haven't got any 

4. This is her 

273 - Can you see ..... the bottles? 

1. much beer into 

2. much beer in 

3. many beer in 

4. many beer into 

274 - We'll do it ..... 

1. on 11 o' clock this morning 

2. this morning at 11 o'clock 

3. in this morning at 11 o'clock 

4. 11 o' clock in this morning 

275 - Are you going to work? No, ....... 

1. by train 

2. I'm riding by bicycle 

3. I'm take a bus 

4. to the doctor's 

276 - Here are three books ..... like best? 

1. Which book do you 

2. What book do you 

3. What book you 

4. Which book you 

277 - The old man came ..... the stairs. 

1. off 

2. down 

3. out of 

4. through 

278 - What ..... on Saturday? 

1. John usually does 

2. does John usually do 

3. does Jim usually 

4. usually does Jim 


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279 - Have you been to Scotland? 

1. Not never 

2. Not ever 

3. Not yet 

4. Not already 

280 - Beryl ..... sing tomorrow. 

1. can to 

2. can 

3. is going 

4. going to 

281 - Jack gave ..... 

1. her the flowers 

2. the flowers to hers 

3. hers the flowers 

4. to her the flowers 

282 - The sun ..... early in summer. 

1. always rises 

2. is rising always 

3. is always rising 

4. rises always 

283 - What ..... at the weekend? 

1. does Jane do 

2. Jane does do 

3. Jane does 

4. do Jane 

284 - Who ..... 

1. does Mary like? 

2. Mary likes? 

3. do Mary like? 

4. do Mary likes? 

285 - Bill and Carrie ..... the street. 

1. they are in 

2. are in 

3. they are at 

4. are at 

286 - What colour's your bicycle? 

1. It's colour's red 

2. It's a red colour 

3. It's red 

4. It's the red 


1. Is the black cat your? 

2. Is your the black cat? 

3. Is the black cat yours? 

4. Is the your black cat? 


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288 - Bill hasn't seen ..... 

1. any boat 

2. much boats 

3. some boats 

4. many boats 

289 - ..... the room! 

1. Not go into 

2. Not to go in 

3. Don't go in 

4. Don't going to 


1. Go to my here! 

2. Go here to me! 

3. Come to my here! 

4. Come here to me! 

291 - Where ..... some stamps for this letter? 

1. can I buy 

2. I buy 

3. to buy 

4. I can buy 

292 - Ken is as good ..... 

1. Brian is 

2. than Brian 

3. is Brian 

4. as Brian 

293 - Lynn ..... television every evening. 

1. locks at 

2. watches at 

3. washes at 

4. looks at 

294 - ..... good weather. 

1. Every person likes 

2. Every person like 

3. Everybody like 

4. Everybody likes 

295 - Did you go to Scotland last year? 

1. No, I've never gone here. 

2. No, I did never go there. 

3. No, I've never been there. 

4. No, I never went here. 

296 - I didn't see the people there. I didn't see ..... 

1. him either 


3. them, too 

4. him, too 


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297 - Pat and Jane are ..... her. 

1. so clever as 

2. as clever as 

3. clever that 

4. clever than 

298 - Do you ..... ? 

1. come often here 

2. come here often 

3. go here often 

4. go often here 

299 - Mary is the girl ..... 

1. about the television 

2. by the window 

3. at the kitchen 

4. of the red hair 

300 - Do you go to school? 

1. No, I cycle. 

2. No, I work. 

3. No, I go home. 

4. Yes, I am. 

301 - Are my pencils on your desk? No, there ... on my desk. 

1. aren't anything 

2. aren't something 



302 - Have you got some red shoes? No, but I've got ..... 

1. some yellows 

2. some yellow 

3. some yellow ones 

4. some yellow pair 

303 - Whose is that car? It's .. 

1. there 

2. their 

3. there's 

4. theirs 


1. How old is she? 

2. What age has she? 

3. How old she is? 

4. How many years has she? 

305 - There wasn't ..... in the garden. 

1. anybody 

2. no persons 

3. any people 

4. some people 


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306 - 333 is ..... 

1. three hundreds and thirty three 

2. three hundred thirty and three 

3. three hundred and thirty three 

4. three hundreds thirty and three 

307 - Carol is the girl ..... in her hand. 

1. without nothing 

2. without anything 

3. of anything 

4. of something 


1. has John got 

2. John has he 

3. has John 

4. does John have 

309 - Bill will come ..... 

1. in this afternoon at 9 o' clock 

2. in this evening at 9 o' clock 

3. at 9 o' clock this afternoon 

4. at 9 o' clock this evening 

310 - I feel fine because I ..... night. 

1. went to bed early this 

2. have gone to bed early last 

3. went to bed early last 

4. have gone to bed early this 

311 - What is Shirley like? She ..... 

1. is like my sister 

2. like my brother 

3. likes us 

4. is liking icecream 

312 - Has Colin got a pen? Yes, the teacher has ..... 

1. lent him one 

2. borrowed him one 

3. borrowed one him 

4. lent one him 

313 - Carrie is in front of David. Yes, David is ..... Carrie. 

1. between 

2. before 

3. beside 

4. behind 

314 - Eva is ..... my radio. 


2. hearing on 

3. hearing to 

4. listening on 


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315 - Are the papers in your room? Yes, my mother ..... yesterday. 

1. puts it there 

2. put them there 

3. puts them there 

4. put it there 

316 - Last year ..... to Canada. 

1. went Mary 

2. did Mary go 

3. Mary went 

4. Mary was 

317 - Mary was going to a wedding so she brushed ..... well. 

1. the hairs 

2. her hairs 

3. her hair 

4. the hair 

318 - Whose are those? 

1. They're Jill's brother's 

2. It's theirs 

3. It's of the teacher 

4. They're our 

319 - This evening I'll come ..... early. 

1. home 

2. to home 

3. at home 

4. in home 

320 - Mary likes icecream and .... 

1. so does John too 

2. so John too does 

3. John likes too 

4. John too likes 

321 - Boris usually ..... breakfast at eight o'clock. 

1. has 

2. has got the 

3. eats the 

4. take 

322 - How is your sister? 

1. That's her 

2. She's fine 

3. She's good 

4. She's there 

323 - There's ..... those bottles there. 

1. a lot of beer on 

2. much beer on 

3. much beer in 

4. a lot of beer in 


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324 - Paula's singing ..... afternoon. 

1. this 

2. in this 

3. at this 

4. on this 

325 - Are you going to the doctor's? No, ..... 

1. I'm coming there 

2. usually by bus 

3. to the police station 

4. he's going to me 

326 - There are the two boys. 

1. What boy is the clever one? 

2. What boy is the clever? 

3. Which boy is the clever one? 

4. Which is the clever? 

327 - The sun came ..... the windows. 

1. through 



4. into 

328 - When ..... her homework? 

1. does Wendy usually do 

2. Wendy usually does 

3. does Wendy usually 

4. usually does Wendy 

329 - Have you been to the mountains? 

1. Not yet 

2. No yet 

3. No already 


330 - Joan ..... play on Saturday. 

1. can 

2. can to 

3. is going 

4. going to 

331 - The bicycle is ..... the car. 

1. next 

2. front of 

3. behind 


332 - Tom gave ..... 

1. the book Pat 

2. the book a Pat 

3. to Pat the book 

4. Pat the book 


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333 - Sarah ..... tennis on Sundays. 

1. plays never 

2. never is playing 

3. is never playing 

4. never plays 

334 - When ..... football? 

1. does Jim play 

2. do Jim plays 

3. plays Jim 

4. Jim plays 

335 - Who ..... 

1. do Tom love? 

2. do love Tom? 

3. does Tom love? 

4. Tom loves? 

336 - John and I ..... school. 

1. we are at 

2. are at 

3. are to 

4. we are to 

337 - What colour are your gloves? 

1. Some brown gloves 

2. They are brown 

3. They are colour brown 

4. They are some brown 


1. Are the cars big blue? 

2. Are big the blue cars? 

3. Are the big blue cars? 

4. Are the big cars blue? 

339 - Did you see ..... people? 

1. a 

2. a lot 

3. much 

4. any 

340 - ..... your homework! 

1. Don't do 

2. Not do 

3. Don't 

4. Not to do 


1. Go there to they! 

2. Go here to us! 


4. Come there to we! 


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342 - How ..... telephone to England? 

1. to 

2. do I 

3. can 

4. I do 

343 - This is ..... 

1. question thirteen. 

2. the question thirty. 

3. questions thirty. 

4. the question thirteen. 

344 - Jack ..... football on Saturday afternoon. 

1. locks 

2. looks 

3. watches 

4. washes 

345 - ..... live in the town. 

1. Somebody 

2. Some people 

3. Any people 

4. Anybody 

346 - Did you go to Ireland last year? 

1. No, I've never been to Ireland 

2. No, I haven't gone to Ireland 

3. No, I did never go there 

4. No, here I have never gone 

347 - Molly hasn't got your money. Jack hasn't got ..... 

1. them, too 

2. it, too 


4. it, either 

348 - Bill and I ..... good as you. 

1. am as 

2. are as 

3. we're as 

4. as 

349 - Mary's here. She's just ..... 

1. got 

2. come 

3. gone 

4. been 

350 - Jeremy is the man ..... 

1. with the tall legs 

2. with the long legs 

3. of the tall legs 

4. of the long legs 


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351 - Fred's ..... Charles. 

1. much better that 

2. very better that 

3. very better than 

4. much better than 

352 - Are my books on the table? No, there ..... on the table. 

1. aren't something 



4. aren't anything 

353 - Have you got some brown eggs? No, but I've got ..... 

1. some white ones 

2. some white one 

3. any white ones 

4. any white one 

354 - Whose is this table? It's ..... 

1. to us 

2. our 

3. ours 

4. of us 


1. How many years are you? 

2. Howald are you? 

3. What age do you have? 

4. Howald you are? 

356 - There wasn't ..... on the bus. 

1. any person 

2. no body 

3. no person 

4. anyone 

357 - Jim is ..... boy in the class. 

1. smallest 

2. the smallest 

3. smaller 

4. the smaller 

358 - Margaret is the girl ..... 

1. at the back 

2. at the street 

3. between my brother 

4. on the tree 


1. does Jane have the 

2. has Jane the 

3. has Jane 

4. does Jane have 


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360 - Sally will come at 8 o' clock ... 

1. this day 

2. this night 

3. this evening 

4. this afternoon 

361 - I feel fine because I went ..... 

1. to the bed early last night 

2. to bed early last night 

3. to bed early tonight 

4. to the bed early tonight 

362 - What is Peter like? He ..... 

1. is very nice 

2. like football 

3. is very well 

4. is liking tennis 

363 - Has Jimmy got his books now? Yes, my brother ..... yesterday. 

1. has given to him them 

2. gave to him them 

3. gave them to him 

4. has given them to him 

364 - Arthur is beside Penny. Yes, Penny is ..... Arthur 

1. behind 

2. beside 

3. between 

4. before 

365 - Are the pencils in the box? Yes, Norma. ... on Saturday. 

1. puts them there 

2. puts them 

3. put them there 

4. put them 

366 - ..... to Ireland last year? 

1. Mary was 

2. Mary went 

3. Did Mary go 

4. Was Mary 

367 - It was a bad day so Mike .... his raincoat. 

1. takes on 

2. took on 

3. put on 

4. puts on 

368 - Whose are these! ... 

1. Theirs. 

2. It's mine. 

3. Are my sister's. 

4. They're her. 


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369 - My brother ..... early. 

1. often goes home 

2. goes often to home 

3. often goes to home 

4. goes often home 

370 - John doesn't like beer and. 

1. neither do I 

2. so I do 

3. so do I 

4. neither I do 

371 - Kathie always ..... lunch in a restaurant. 

1. has 

2. has got 

3. take 

4. is eating 


1. He's a teacher. 

2. He's student. 

3. It's Bill. 

4. He's Eric. 

373 - I've put ..... water in the bottles. 

1. a lot of 

2. any 

3. many 

4. much 

374 - You can't see the sun ... 

1. at nights 

2. at the night 

3. at the nights 

4. at night 

375 - Are you going to school? No, ..... 

1. to the shops 

2. I take the bus 

3. I'm cycling 

4. I'm coming to school 

376 - Here are three pens .... you like best? 

1. What one 

2. Which one 

3. What one do 

4. Which one do 

377 - Mary is writing ..... 

1. with a pen 


3. in paper 

4. by a pen 


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378 - Where ..... in the summer? 

1. usually Lena goes 

2. does Lena usually go 

3. usually does Lena go 

4. goes usually Lena 

379 - Have you visited Edinburgh? 

1. Already 

2. Not yet 

3. Ever 

4. Not ever 

380 - Donald ..... sixteen tomorrow. 

1. will be 

2. shall be 

3. is being 

4. going to be 

381 - Mary had ..... money. 

1. fewer 

2. many 

3. enough 

4. any 


1. What shoes are they made? 

2. What are shoes made of? 

3. What are made of shoes? 

4. What shoes are made of? 

383 - ..... are very clever. 

1. Both of boys 

2. Both of them 

3. Both them 

4. The both boys 

384 - What ..... on Sundays? 

1. John usually does 

2. do John usually does 

3. does John usually do 

4. does John usually 

385 - There wasn't ..... in the park. 


2. any people 

3. no people 

4. anybody 

386 - This is ..... that. 

1. the different from 

2. different that 

3. the same that 

4. the same as 


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387 - Michael always wants ..... money. 

1. another 

2. so much 

3. too many 

4. a few 

388 - When ..... , give her this book. 

1. is Alison arriving 

2. Alison will arrive 

3. Alison arrive 

4. Alison arrives 

389 - I think there are ..... in the garden. 


2. nobody 

3. someone 

4. anybody 

390 - Michael stayed with us ..... three weeks. 

1. for 

2. through 

3. since 

4. in 

391 - Carrie is ..... Hilary. 

1. more pretty that 

2. so pretty as 

3. prettier than 

4. pretty than 

392 - Did you buy ..... cheese? 


2. too 

3. so many 

4. these 

393 - ..... the men's a doctor? 

1. Both 

2. Who of 

3. What 

4. Which of 

394 - John was ..... the bus for ten minutes. 

1. expecting 

2. attending 

3. hoping for 

4. waiting for 

395 - Have you been to the USA? ..... 

1. Already. 

2. Ever. 

3. Never. 

4. Yet. 


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396 - Shall I buy some apples? Yes, ..... 

1. get a kilo of big 

2. buy a lot of 

3. bring a kilo 

4. take few big ones 

397 - Ken doesn't come from London. 

1. Nor does Tom 

2. Neither Tom does 

3. Tom isn't coming, too 

4. Tom also 

398 - Do you need any water? No, ..... 

1. I don't need 

2. I needn't any 

3. I've got some 


399 - ..... lovely food! 

1. What 

2. Which 

3. Which a 

4. What a 

400 - I'm going to give .... 

1. a record him 

2. him a record 

3. some record to him 

4. to him a record 

401 - I don't know who ..... chocolate. 

1. are liking 

2. likes 

3. like 

4. is liking 

402 - ..... we don't get home before midnight. 

1. Sometimes 

2. Every time 

3. Never 

4. Always 

403 - ..... to become a film star. 

1. No every child wants 

2. Not every child wants 

3. Not every children want 

4. No every children want 

404 - Whose is this? 

1. Its 

2. It's 

3. He's 

4. His 


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405 - Were you singing when I came in? Yes, I ....... . 

1. sung 

2. sang 

3. were 

4. was 

406 - Where's the record? 

1. There's on a chair 

2. He's under the chair 

3. It's here 

4. There's it 

407 - Are you making cakes? 

1. Yes, I am 

2. Yes, I'm making 

3. Yes, I'm doing 

4. Yes, I do 

408 - Next month ..... seventeen. 

1. shall I be 

2. I have 

3. I'll be 

4. I'm being 

409 - How's the baby? 

1. That's the baby. 

2. She's very well. 

3. She's a girl. 

4. He's Alison's. 

410 - When did you last ..... Mr Brown? 

1. meeting 

2. met 

3. meet 

4. meat 

411 - Have you ever ..... the Atlantic? 

1. flown along 

2. flowed across 

3. flown across 

4. flowed along 

412 - Yesterday Mary ..... to me with a problem. 

1. goes 

2. come 

3. came 

4. went 

413 - ..... lots of trees round the house? 

1. Had there always 

2. Were they always 

3. Were always there 

4. Have there always been 


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414 - What date is it? 

1. Of march the third 

2. March the third 

3. The third of march 

4. The third march 

415 - His daughter is ...... 

1. as old as your one 

2. so old as yours 

3. so old as your one 

4. as old as yours 

416 - He ..... his hat and went out. 

1. took on 

2. put on 

3. takes on 

4. puts on 


1. Were the English women some old? 

2. Was the English women old? 

3. Were the English women old? 

4. Was the English women an old? 

418 - Fred eats ..... bread. 

1. fewer 

2. too many 

3. so much 

4. any 


1. Of what cups are made? 

2. What cups are made of? 

3. What are cups made of? 

4. Of what are cups? 

420 - ..... are very good. 

1. The both boys 

2. Both of they 

3. Both those boys 

4. Both they 

421 - Where ..... at the weekend? 

1. does Mary usually go 

2. usually Mary goes 

3. do Mary usually goes 

4. goes usually Mary 

422 - There isn't ..... at the station. 

1. some persons 

2. somebody 

3. anyone 

4. people 


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423 - Cars are ..... lorries. 

1. not same as 

2. different from 

3. not as same as 

4. as different to 

424 - Mary has answered ..... questions. 

1. very much 

2. a few 

3. any 

4. the more 

425 - John will mend the window when ....... . 

1. does he come 

2. he will come 

3. is he coming 

4. he can come 

426 - I haven't seen ..... this week. 

1. no people 

2. much people 

3. anybody 

4. someone 

427 - Next year we are going to stay in Scotland ..... two weeks. 

1. through 

2. for 

3. on 

4. in 

428 - Pat isn't ..... Val. 

1. heavy than 

2. so heavy as 

3. heavier than 

4. so heavy than 

429 - They have visited ..... countries. 

1. every 

2. so much 

3. the both 


430 - ..... those books do you want? 

1. What are 


3. Which are 

4. What 

431 - Mary was waiting ..... bus-stop. 

1. at the 

2. for a 

3. the 

4. by 


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432 - Have you ever been to Ireland? 

1. Not yet 

2. Not still 


4. Not ever 

433 - Shall I get some apples? Yes, ........ red ones. 

1. take a few 

2. take any 

3. bring a little 

4. bring some 

434 - John never eats meat. 

1. Tom doesn't too 

2. That does Tom 

3. Neither does Tom 

4. Tom does neither 

435 - Do you want a drink? 

1. Yes, I do want 

2. No, I don't 

3. Yes, I want 

4. No, I don't want 

436 - ..... clever idea! 

1. What 

2. How 

3. So 

4. What a 

437 - Mary got ............... 

1. at her birthday a pen 

2. a pen for her birthday 

3. a pen at her birthday 

4. for her birthday a pen 

438 - Ask him .............. . 

1. how old he has 

2. how old has he 

3. how old he is 

4. how old is he 

439 - ..... we didn't visit John in hospital. 

1. Never 

2. Already 

3. Always 

4. Sometimes 

440 - ..... to get rich. 

1. Not every young man tries 

2. Not every young man try 

3. No every young men try 

4. No every young man tries 


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441 - Whose is this? 

1. There 

2. There's 

3. Their 

4. Theirs 

442 - Who went to Paris? John ............. . 

1. was 

2. did 

3. has 

4. does 

443 - Where's the dog? 

1. It's under table 

2. It's on the table 

3. There's under a table 

4. There's on the table 

444 - Are you going to school? 


2. No, to the shops 

3. No, to shops 

4. No, I'm cycling 

445 - Next month Jane ..... twenty-three. 

1. shall be 

2. has 

3. is having 

4. will be 

446 - How's John's sister? 

1. This is her. 

2. That's she. 

3. She's good. 

4. She's fine. 

447 - Have you ..... the cups vvith tea! 

1. felt 

2. full 

3. feel 

4. filled 

448 - Did John ..... to drive a car? 

1. learnt you 

2. learn you 

3. teach you 

4. taught you 

449 - Why have you ...... to me? 

1. come 

2. went 

3. came 

4. gone 


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450 - Last Sunday ..... thousands of people at the beach. 

1. there were 

2. it was 

3. there was 

4. they were 

451 - What's today's date? 

1. January the second 

2. The January second 

3. Of January the second 

4. Of January second 

452 - My daughter is older ... 

1. that his one 

2. that his 

3. than his one 

4. than his 

453 - She ..... her hat and left the room. 

1. puts on 

2. put on 

3. took on 

4. takes on 


1. Was the expensive a big car? 

2. Was the expensive car a big? 

3. Was expensive the big car? 

4. Was the big car expensive? 

455 - Sheila put in ..... water. 

1. enough of 

2. few 

3. any 

4. so much 


1. What cars are made of? 

2. What off are made cars? 

3. What are cars made of? 

4. What are made of cars? 

457 - ..... sing beautifully. 

1. These both girls 


3. Both them 

4. These two girls 

458 - When ..... his homework? 

1. usually does Tom 

2. Tom usually does 

3. does Tom usually 

4. does Tom usually do 


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459 - There was ..... on the train. 

1. anyone 

2. any person 

3. no persons 

4. nobody 

460 - Newspapers ..... magazines. 

1. are the different from 

2. aren't same that 

3. are different of 

4. aren't the same as 

461 - I spoke to ..... people at the bus stop. 

1. much 

2. a few 

3. another 

4. a pair of 

462 - I'll talk to Mary when ..... time. 

1. has she 

2. she'll have 

3. she has 

4. she have 

463 - There wasn't ..... in the box. 

1. nothing 

2. something 

3. any things 

4. anything 

464 - Last year Joan stayed in London ..... weeks. 

1. six 

2. in six 

3. through six 

4. on six 

465 - Jack is ..... Joe. 

1. quieter than 

2. as quite as 

3. so quiet as 

4. more quite than 

466 - They bought ..... bread. 

1. many 

2. any 

3. much 


467 - ..... these girls do you know? 

1. How many 

2. What of 


4. Who are 


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468 - Yesterday John ..... the bus. 

1. waited for ten minutes 

2. was waiting ten minutes for 

3. expected for ten minutes 

4. was expecting ten minutes 

469 - Have you ever visited Rome? 

1. Never 

2. Ever 

3. Still 

4. Already 

470 - What sort of car shall I get? 

1. Don't get anyone English! 

2. Get none English! 

3. Don't get an English one! 

4. Get no English! 

471 - Mary doesn't like cats ....... 

1. John doesn't either 

2. John doesn't too 

3. John also 

4. So does John 

472 - Do you want some milk? No, ...... 

1. I've got some 

2. I don't want 

3. I've got any 


473 - .... clever women! 

1. What 

2. Which 

3. How 

4. What a 

474 - Mary bought ...... 

1. for Peter a pen 

2. a pen for Peter 

3. to Peter a pen 

4. a pen to Peter 

475 - Tell me who ..... blue eyes. 

1. is having 

2. are having 

3. have 

4. has 

476 - .... work on Saturdays. 

1. Sometimes I didn't 

2. Sometimes didn't I 

3. Never I didn't 

4. Never didn't I 


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477 - .... to get married. 

1. Not every girl want 

2. No every girl wants 

3. No every girl want 

4. Not every girl wants 

478 - Whose is that? It's ...... 

1. theirs 

2. she's 

3. there's 

4. he's 

479 - Were you working when I came in? Yes, ...... 

1. was I 

2. I was 

3. did I 

4. I did 

480 - Where's my cap? 

1. It here 

2. It's near the window 

3. He's under chair 

4. There's on a table 

481 - Is Mary doing her homework? 

1. No, she isn't doing 

2. No, she isn't 

3. No, she doesn't do 

4. No, she doesn't 

482 - Next month you ...... 

1. will be as old as me 

2. will be so old as I 

3. shall be so old as me 

4. shall be as old as I 

483 - How many times have you been? 

1. Two months. 

2. Quite much. 

3. Twice. 

4. One times. 

484 - Has Mary ..... the ring? 

1. find 

2. found 

3. fond 

4. fined 

485 - Mary ..... that expensive show. 

1. walked and see 

2. went and saw 

3. got and seen 

4. gone and saw 


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486 - Did you ..... here by bus this morning? 

1. went 

2. came 

3. come 

4. go 

487 - At 10 o'clock yesterday ..... hundreds of people outside. 

1. there was 

2. there were 

3. there were being 

4. there was being 

488 - What date is it? It's ......... . 

1. the twenty-first of July 

2. July twentieth-first 

3. of July twenty-first 

4. the twentieth-first of July 

489 - My car was ............ . 

1. beside his one 

2. beside his 

3. between his one 

4. between his 

490 - Mary ..... her boots because it was raining. 

1. puts on 

2. put on 

3. took on 

4. takes on 


1. Was the little dog black? 

2. Was the little dog a black? 

3. Was black the little dog? 

4. Was the little black dog? 

492 - John bought ..... cheese. 


2. too many 

3. fewer 

4. more 


1. What are made of pencils? 

2. What are pencils made of? 

3. What pencils made of? 

4. What pencils are they made of? 

494 - ..... like music. 


2. Both they 

3. Both this girls 

4. The both girls 


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495 - What ..... on Saturdays? 

1. does Ken usually 

2. Ken usually does 

3. does Ken usually do 

4. usually does Ken do 

496 - There isn't ..... in the garden. 

1. any people 

2. persons 

3. anyone 

4. no person 

497 - He thinks John ...... 

1. is same as me 

2. the same as I 

3. is the same as me 

4. is the same I am 

498 - Cathie has read ..... French books. 

1. every 

2. so much 

3. the more 

4. a few 

499 - When ..... , I'll talk to him. 

1. can Peter come 

2. does Peter come 

3. Peter will come 

4. Peter comes 

500 - I don't know ..... geography. 

1. something about 

2. anything of 

3. something of 

4. anything about 

501 - Next year we're going to stay there ..... a week. 

1. through 

2. during 

3. for 

4. in 

502 - Is Chris ..... Kate? 

1. as tall as 

2. taller that 

3. so tall as 

4. taller as 

503 - Tom gave us ..... apples. 

1. same 

2. so much 


4. this 


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504 - ..... those newspapers have you read? 

1. What are 

2. What of 

3. Which 


505 - It was raining when Mary ..... the bus. 

1. was expecting 

2. expected 

3. was waiting for 

4. waited 

506 - Have you been to the museum? 

1. Not ever 


3. Not still 

4. Not yet 

507 - What kind of watch shall I buy? Get ............... . 

1. a Japanese one 

2. some American one 

3. a French 

4. one Swiss 

508 - Mary doesn't speak Russian. 

1. Laura doesn't neither 

2. Laura doesn't either 

3. Neither Laura does 

4. Laura doesn't too 

509 - Do you want another cake? No, thank you. I've still got ............... . 

1. someone's 

2. some ones 

3. some 

4. ones 

510 - ..... clever people! 

1. What a 

2. What 

3. How 

4. So 

511 - They gave ................ . 

1. to the girls some books 

2. the girls some books 

3. some books the girls 

4. to them some books 

512 - I can't say who ..... the answer. 

1. is knowing 

2. are knowing 

3. knows 

4. know 


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513 - ..... I don't work on Saturdays. 

1. Seldom 

2. Sometimes 

3. Never 

4. Always 

514 - ..... the homework. 

1. Not every students do 

2. No every student does 

3. Not every student does 

4. No every students do 

515 - Whose is this? It's .................. . 

1. of him 

2. a mine 

3. yours 

4. to Mary 

516 - Have you ever been to Scotland? Yes, I ..... last year. 

1. went 

2. was being 

3. have gone 

4. was 

517 - Where's the lamp? 

1. There's near the door 

2. It's in the room 

3. Its there 

4. The chair near the table 

518 - Are you going to work? 

1. No, to shopping 

2. No, to the shops 

3. No, I take the bus 


519 - Next month ..... twenty-one. 

1. my sister will be 

2. has my sister 

3. my sister shall have 

4. my sister going to be 

520 - How's the old man? 

1. Mr Smith is the old man. 

2. He's sixty-five. 

3. That's him. 

4. He's much better. 

521 - Did John ..... with the band yesterday? 

1. sing 

2. song 

3. sang 

4. sung 


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522 - Last week John ..... his leg. 

1. fell and broke 

2. felt and broken 

3. fallen and broken 

4. feels and breaks 

523 - When did you ..... to see me last? 

1. come 

2. go 

3. went 

4. came 

524 - What ..... behind the house when you were a child? 

1. was there 

2. there was 

3. there were 

4. were there 

525 - What date is it? It's ...... 

1. fourth July 

2. the fourth of July 

3. the July fourth 

4. of July the fourth 

526 - My car was ...... 

1. in front of his 

2. in front of the his 

3. in front of he's 

4. in front the his 

527 - Jack ..... his thick coat because it was snowing. 

1. takes on 

2. puts on 

3. put on 

4. took on 


1. Was the big brown book? 

2. Was the big book brown? 

3. Was the brown book a big? 

4. Was the brown a big book? 


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529 - Can this camera ..... good photos? 

1. to make 

2. take 

3. make 

4. to take 

530 - Who was the first person ..... today? 

1. you spoke 

2. you spoke to 

3. spoke to you 

4. whom you spoke 

531 - I can't find the book ..... 

1. somewhere 

2. everywhere 

3. anywhere 

4. nowhere 

532 - There was a house at ..... 

1. the foot of the mountain 

2. the mountain's foot 

3. the mountain foot 

4. the feet of the mountain 

533 - A person who talks to ..... is not necessarily mad. 

1. yourself 

2. itself 

3. himself 

4. oneself 

534 - I'll be 13 tomorrow, ..... ? 

1. aren't I 

2. am I 

3. won't I 

4. will I 

535 - Did you hear ..... Julie said? 

1. that what 

2. which 

3. what 

4. that 

536 - Spanish people usually speak ..... than English people. 

1. more quicker 

2. more quicklier 

3. more quickly 

4. quicklier 

537 - That old lady can't stop me ..... the tennis match on my radio. 

1. to listen 


3. listen to 

4. listening 


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538 - I haven't got a chair ..... 

1. to sit 

2. to sit on 

3. for sitting 

4. for to sit on 

539 - ..... at the moment, I'll go to the shops. 

1. For it isn't raining 

2. As it doesn't rain 

3. As it isn't raining 

4. For it doesn't rain 

540 - Bill drinks ..... whisky. 

1. so much 

2. any 

3. none 

4. too many 

541 - ..... are very intelligent. 

1. Both them 

2. Both they 

3. The both 


542 - In a shop ..... customers. 

1. there is important to please 

2. it is important to please 

3. it is important pleasing 

4. there is important pleasing 

543 - Don't leave your shoes on the table. 

1. Pick up them! 

2. Pick them off! 

3. Take them off! 

4. Put off them! 

544 - ..... in my class likes the teacher. 

1. Everyone 

2. All persons 

3. All pupils 

4. All people 

545 - We expected about 20 girls but there were ..... people there. 

1. others 

2. some 

3. another 

4. more 

546 - Your bicycle shouldn't be in the house! 

1. Take it out! 

2. Get out it! 

3. Put it off! 

4. Take away it! 


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547 - What time does the bus ..... Bradford? 

1. go away to 

2. leave for 

3. go away for 

4. leave to 

548 - She ..... be Canadian because she's got a British passport. 

1. can't 

2. mustn't 

3. isn't able to 

4. doesn't need 

549 - "Our daughter ..... ", they said. 

1. has been born since three years ago 

2. was born three years ago 

3. is born for three years ago 

4. was born since three years 

550 - When ..... English? 

1. did he begin study 

2. did he begin to study 

3. has he begun to study 

4. has he begun study 

551 - Do you want some cheese? No, ..... 

1. I've some still 

2. I don't want 

3. I've still got some 

4. I still have much 

552 - Brenda likes going to the theatre and ..... 

1. so I like 

2. so do I 

3. so go I 

4. so I am 

553 - ..... from London to Edinburgh! 

1. What distance is there 

2. How long there is 

3. How long is 

4. What a long way it is 

554 - He's a good guitarist, but he plays the piano ..... 

1. much better 

2. quiet well 

3. very good 

4. too hardly 

555 - When you go to the shops, bring me ..... 

1. a tin of fruit 

2. a fruits tin 

3. a fruit tin 

4. a tin of fruits 


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556 - Molly doesn't eat fish. 

1. Neither does John. 

2. John doesn't too. 

3. So doesn't John. 

4. John doesn't that either. 

557 - The airport is five miles ..... 

1. far away from here 

2. away from here 

3. far from here 

4. from here away 

558 - Please ask ..... and see me. 

1. Bill to come 

2. to Bill to come 

3. Bill come 

4. to Bill come 

559 - She always buys ..... my birthday. 

1. something awful to 

2. something awful for 

3. anything nice for 

4. anything nice to 

560 - Aren't they friends ..... ? 

1. to yours 

2. of you 

3. to you 

4. of yours 

561 - She hardly ever eats ..... potatoes. 

1. or bread or 

2. neither bread nor 

3. neither bread or 

4. bread or 

562 - This is the record we ..... 

1. are liking it much 

2. are liking so much 

3. like it much 

4. like so much 

563 - She's going to buy ..... new trousers. 

1. this 

2. some 

3. a couple of 

4. some pair of 

564 - Is she going to school? No, ..... 

1. she doesn't 

2. she gets by bus 

3. she's cycling 

4. to the shops 


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565 - Is her ..... than mine? 

1. hair more short 

2. shorter hair 

3. hair shorter 

4. more short hair 

566 - Phone me when you get ..... 

1. to home 

2. in home 

3. at home 

4. home 

567 - When ..... a game of football ? 

1. did you last have 

2. last had you 

3. had you last 

4. did you have last 

568 - I can't find the book ..... 

1. somewhere 

2. everywhere 

3. anywhere 

4. nowhere 

569 - There's not much news in today's paper, ..... ? 

1. isn't it 

2. aren't there 

3. are there 

4. is there 

570 - Fred doesn't like babies ........... Jill. 

1. Nor doesn't 

2. So doesn't 

3. Nor does 

4. So does 

571 - He often tells stories ..... 

1. which people laugh 

2. that people laugh at 

3. at what people laugh 

4. what people laugh at 

572 - Let's not ..... tonight. There's a good film on television. 

1. go anywhere 

2. go to somewhere 

3. go nowhere 

4. to go somewhere 

573 - The baby is crying! Will you ..... while I prepare his milk? 

1. care him 

2. look after him 

3. make him up 

4. tear him up 


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574 - A secretary's job isn't always easy ..... 

1. of doing 

2. to do 

3. for doing 

4. of to do 

575 - ..... was fine, I sat out in the garden. 

1. For it 

2. As it 

3. For there 

4. As there 

576 - While we were travelling ..... , it started to rain. 

1. against London in my car 

2. against London by my car 

3. towards London in my car 

4. towards London by my car 

577 - Jack brought us ..... cheese. 

1. a lot 

2. too many 


4. some more 

578 - ................ draw very well. 

1. Both them 

2. These both children 

3. Both these girls 


579 - To travel from England to Scotland you ..... a passport. 

1. needn't 

2. don't need 

3. haven't got 

4. mustn't have 

580 - Your pen's on the floor. 

1. Pick it up! 

2. Take up it! 

3. Take it up! 

4. Pick up it! 

581 - I like bacon and eggs ..... 

1. for the breakfast 

2. with breakfast 

3. with the breakfast 

4. for breakfast 

582 - Do you like the cakes? I don't like ..... 

1. every 

2. them all 

3. everyone 

4. all them 


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583 - Children shouldn't leave their toys on the floor. They should ..... 

1. put out them 

2. put them off 

3. put them away 

4. put off them 

584 - Where can we get a ball? Let's ..... 

1. lend one from John 

2. borrow one of John 

3. borrow one from John 

4. lend John's one 

585 - I ..... home at half past six. 

1. go to 

2. was at 

3. arrive in 

4. come at 

586 - I ..... early, but on Sundays I stay in bed late. 

1. usually go up 

2. used to go up 

3. usually get up 

4. used to get up 

587 - When ..... Mr Jones? 

1. you have met 

2. you did meet 

3. did you meet 

4. you met 

588 - The girls ..... talked to were quite happy. 

1. we 

2. what we 

3. those we 

4. which we 

589 - Tony likes walking in the country and ..... 

1. so does Mary 

2. Mary likes also 

3. so Mary likes 

4. also does Mary 

590 - ..... it is from Bristol to Glasgow! 

1. How far 

2. How long way 

3. What long a way 

4. What distance 

591 - I ..... meet her every day. 

1. used to 

2. am not able 

3. wanted 

4. liked 


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592 - You said the books were on the desk but ..... there. 

1. there was no one 

2. there were no ones 

3. was none 

4. there were none 

593 - Have you got a ..... , please? 

1. tin of fish 

2. fish tin 

3. fishes tin 

4. tin of fishes 

594 - John's not been to New York. 

1. Ben isn't too 

2. Neither has Ben 

3. Nor is Ben 

4. Ben hasn't also 

595 - How ..... have you been to America? 

1. long for 

2. much time 

3. many times 

4. long ago 

596 - Tell ..... back tomorrow. 

1. Pam come 

2. to Pam to come 

3. to Pam come 

4. Pam to come 

597 - There was a lot of post today but ..... you. 

1. it's nothing for either of 

2. there's nothing for either 

3. there's nothing for either of 

4. it's nothing for either 

598 - He doesn't ..... English. 

1. neither speak or write 

2. speak or write 

3. speak nor write 

4. neither speak nor write 

599 - Is that the man ..... yesterday? 

1. you met 

2. you've met 

3. met you 

4. has met you 

600 - The restaurant had plenty of tables but ..... 

1. no ones empty 

2. no one empty 

3. only one empty 

4. one only empty 


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601 - Where ..... yesterday? 

1. have you been 

2. went you 

3. were you 

4. was you 

602 - I've just finished ..... my shopping. 

1. making 

2. doing 

3. to do 

4. to make 

603 - The girl ..... the bicycle is Jane. 

1. driving in 

2. riding in 

3. riding on 

4. driving on 

604 - He's lived in London ..... 

1. since he is born 

2. for some time 

3. since a long time 

4. since some time 

605 - At the post office he asked ..... 

1. for four stamps 

2. four stamps 

3. stamps 

4. some stamps 

606 - The girl ..... house he visited was Elizabeth. 

1. whose 

2. of whom 

3. of which 

4. which 

607 - I have a ..... paper in my desk. 

1. loss 

2. lot 

3. little of 

4. little 

608 - "Can't you read?" Mary said ..... to the notice. 

1. angrily pointed 

2. and pointed angry 

3. pointing angrily 

4. and angrily pointing 

609 - Tom is waiting ..... the doctor. 

1. to see 

2. for to see 

3. for seeing 

4. for see 


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610 - I'm not sure which restaurant ..... 

1. for eating 

2. to eat on 

3. to eat at 

4. eating at 

611 - ..... the weather was fine, I opened all the windows. 

1. Because of 

2. As 

3. Since that 

4. For 

612 - I've just seen Mary ..... the village. 

1. to walk against 

2. walking towards 

3. to walk towards 

4. walking against 

613 - Sally didn't put in ..... water. 

1. few 


3. no 

4. so much 

614 - ..... like icecream. 

1. All of children 

2. Every children 

3. All children 

4. Every child 

615 - When you go abroad, do you ..... take your passport? 

1. need 

2. must 

3. have to 

4. ought to 

616 - You don't need your hat. 

1. Put it off! 

2. Put off it! 

3. Take it off! 

4. Take off it! 

617 - How many elephants did you see? ..... 

1. No many 

2. No one 

3. Not many ones 

4. None 

618 - We're going to go ..... car. 

1. to France by John's 

2. in France in John's 

3. to France in John's 

4. in France by John's 


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619 - It's dark without the lights. Let's ..... 

1. turn them on 

2. to switch them on 

3. to turn on them 

4. switch on them 

620 - What time does the train ..... Bristol? 

1. go into 

2. get to 

3. come at 

4. arrive into 

621 - How ..... here? 

1. often you stay 

2. long you stay 

3. often are you staying 

4. long are you staying 

622 - Everybody ..... in bed. 

1. has to spend some time 

2. have to spend some time 

3. have to spend sometimes 

4. has to spend sometimes 

623 - These are nice apples. How ..... in a kilo? 

1. many are there 

2. many are they 

3. much are they 

4. much are there 

624 - Paul's ill, so he ..... a doctor tomorrow. 

1. is going to see 

2. goes to tell 

3. goes to meet 

4. is going to be visit 

625 - How ..... from Leeds to Liverpool? 

1. far is there 

2. long way is 

3. far is it 

4. long is there 

626 - She's ..... singer in England. 

1. most famous 

2. most known 

3. the most famous 

4. the most known 

627 - ..... to finish quickly. 

1. Not every student wants 

2. Not every student want 

3. No every student wants 

4. No every student want 


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628 - My mother usually has ..... bed. 

1. the breakfast in the 

2. breakfast in the 

3. breakfast in 

4. the breakfast in 

629 - Beryl isn't going to the dance. 

1. Pat isn't too. 

2. Pat also. 

3. Neither Pat is. 

4. Nor is Pat. 

630 - Who taught you ..... a car? 

1. driving 

2. to ride 

3. riding 

4. to drive 

631 - A lot of letters and cards came today, but ..... you. 

1. it wasn't anything for 

2. it wasn't something for 

3. there wasn't something for 

4. there wasn't anything for 

632 - Sarah hardly ever goes to ..... the theatre. 

1. the cinema or 

2. either the cinema nor 

3. neither the cinema nor 

4. neither the cinema or 

633 - ..... the girls came on the trip. 

1. No one of 

2. Nobody of 

3. None of 

4. Neither 

634 - I've thrown away myoid trousers. I'll have to buy ..... 

1. some new pair 

2. a new pair 

3. a new one 

4. some new 

635 - Kim and Tony weren't the only people in the garden. There ..... 

1. were some other ones 

2. was someone more 

3. was another 

4. were some others 

636 - I want to leave my car. Can you tell me ..... near here? 

1. is there a car park 

2. if there's a parking 

3. if there's a car park 

4. is there a parking 


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637 - Must we ..... this homework tonight? 

1. make 

2. do 

3. to make 

4. to do 

638 - My piano is magnificent ..... since I was 18. 

1. I've got it 

2. I've had it 

3. I got it 

4. I have it 

639 - The last time ..... to the library was last week. 

1. I went 

2. I have gone 

3. I have been 

4. I was 

640 - My parents ..... in this evening. 

1. all are 

2. are both 

3. both are 

4. are all 

641 - I don't want ..... 

1. anybody to see me 

2. that anybody sees me 

3. that anybody saw me 

4. anybody see me 

642 - Can I ..... this book back to you? 

1. to bring 

2. take 

3. bring 

4. to take 

643 - Why is there ..... traffic on the streets in February than in May? 

1. less 

2. little 

3. fewer 

4. few 

644 - ..... it's raining, we'll stay at home. 

1. How 

2. Like 

3. Because of 

4. As 

645 - Tim sat near the fire ..... warm. 

1. for get 

2. for to get 

3. to get 

4. for getting 


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646 - I don't know where ..... 

1. is the lavatory 

2. the lavatory is 

3. the lavatory to be 

4. be the lavatory 

647 - We watched carefully ..... the houses. 

1. during she walked towards 

2. during she walked against 

3. while she walked against 

4. while she walked towards 

648 - Jane had ..... furniture for her room. 

1. many 

2. any 

3. enough 

4. all 

649 - I like ..... two records. 

1. both these 

2. these both 

3. all these 

4. these all 

650 - To drive a care safely it is ..... good brakes. 

1. essential have 

2. essential to have 

3. essential having 

4. essential with 

651 - If you've read my book, please ..... to me. 

1. give again it 

2. give back it 

3. give it back 

4. give it again 

652 - ..... people came than I expected. 

1. Few 

2. Other 

3. Fewer 

4. Another 

653 - In some countries children normally go ..... bikes. 

1. to the school by 

2. to school on 

3. to the school on 

4. to school by 

654 - You'll get cold without your coat. 

1. Put on it! 

2. Take it on! 

3. Put it on! 

4. Take on it! 


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655 - We haven't got a record player. Let's .............. . 

1. lend Mary's one 

2. to lend one of Mary 

3. to borrow the Mary's 

4. borrow Mary's 

656 - Mary ..... be in Paris because I saw her in town only an hour ago. 

1. may not 

2. mustn't 

3. can't 

4. isn't able to 

657 - The station? Take the second turning ................. . 

1. to left, then go straight on 

2. to left, then go right forward 

3. to the left, then go right forward 

4. to the left, then go straight on 

658 - Simon ..... the club. 

1. often plays tennis at 

2. plays often tennis at 

3. plays often tennis on 

4. often plays tennis on 

659 - Do you want another cake? No, thank you, ................... . 

1. I have still some ones 

2. I've still got some left 

3. I still have some ones 

4. I still have got some left 

660 - The men ..... were all office workers. 

1. I talked to 

2. which I talked 

3. to those I talked 

4. those I talked to 

661 - ..... is Oxford from Cambridge? 

1. What distant 

2. How long 

3. How long away 

4. How far 

662 - She ..... the cinema, but her husband doesn't go with her. 

1. used to go 

2. often goes to 

3. usually sees 

4. visits sometimes 

663 - We've looked ..... for the keys we lost. 

1. in all places 

2. everywhere 

3. over all 

4. at all places 


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664 - There's something wrong with the table. Yes, I can ................ . 

1. touch its moves 

2. feel it that it's moving 

3. feel it moving 

4. touch it moving 

665 - Sally never goes to pubs. 

1. Neither does Tom. 

2. Tom doesn't too. 

3. Tom doesn't that either. 

4. Tom does neither. 

666 - Agnes was the first girl ..... when you got here. 

1. whom you talked 

2. you talked to whom 

3. you talked to 

4. who talked you 

667 - Many parents allow their children .... own decisions. 

1. making the 

2. to make the 

3. making their 

4. to make their 

668 - The teacher says that Mary ..... work hard next year. 

1. had rather 

2. has better 

3. will have to 

4. would rather to 

669 - The American film I saw was .................... . 

1. not very funny 

2. not very fun 

3. not too much fun 

4. not much funny 

670 - Try to find me ..... scissors. 

1. a pair 

2. one 

3. two 

4. some 

671 - Teresa wasn't the only one in the car ..................... . 

1. It was some other. 

2. There was someone else. 

3. It was someone else. 

4. There was some other. 

672 - I'd like to leave my car near here. Where's the ..... please? 

1. next parking 

2. nearest car park 

3. next car park 

4. nearest parking 


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673 - Take an umbrella ..... it rains. 

1. for 

2. because 

3. in case 

4. in any case 

674 - I ..... have coffee than tea. 

1. prefer 

2. had better 

3. would rather 

4. like more to 

675 - He didn't thank me for the present. That is ..... annoyed me. 

1. the thing what 

2. the which 

3. what 

4. that which 

676 - I'll have to buy ..... trousers. 

1. a 


3. two 


677 - She looks ............. . 

1. pleasant 

2. that she's pleasant 

3. to be pleasant 

4. pleasantly 

678 - When you ..... the furniture, please tell me. 

1. will finish to move 

2. will finish moving 

3. finish to move 

4. have finished moving 

679 - The reason ..... I'm writing is to tell you about a party on Saturday. 

1. as 

2. why 


4. for 

680 - Don't make him ..... it if he doesn't want to. 

1. do 

2. that he do 

3. doing 

4. to do 

681 - He's ..... to know the answer. 

1. maybe 

2. probably 

3. probable 

4. likely 


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682 - She came ..... because her car has broken down. 

1. by foot 

2. walking 

3. with foot 

4. on foot 

683 - That's the man ..... yesterday. 

1. I was talking to 

2. with who I was talking 

3. which I was talking to 

4. what I was talking to 

684 - I've been looking for you ........... . 

1. everywhere 

2. for all places 

3. in all places 

4. anywhere 

685 - ..... he was tired he went on working. 

1. Yet 

2. Although 

3. In spite 

4. Even 

686 - Send him to the baker's ..... the bread. 

1. for buying 

2. in order he buys 

3. to buy 

4. for to buy 

687 - Wanda is ..... Jane. 

1. a lot prettier that 

2. much more pretty that 

3. a lot pretty than 

4. much prettier than 

688 - He didn't know ..... or go home. 

1. whether to wait 

2. if that he should wait 

3. to wait 

4. if to wait 

689 - ........... me ........... . 

1. Say/what is this 

2. Tell/what is this 

3. Say/what this is 

4. Tell/what this is 

690 - If you ..... help you, you only have to ask me. 

1. are wanting me to 

2. want me to 

3. want I should 

4. want that I 


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691 - "I'm going to the theatre tonight." "So ...... " 

1. am I 

2. I will 

3. do I 

4. will I 

692 - How ..... is it from here to New York? 

1. long way 

2. much far 

3. long 

4. far 

693 - I wish I ..... what to do. 

1. knew 

2. have known 

3. would know 

4. know 

694 - He likes playing ...... 

1. at football 

2. football 

3. the football 

4. at the football 

695 - My brother, ..... lives in Iceland, is coming to visit us. 

1. which 

2. who 

3. whom 

4. that 

696 - He's already about ..... his father. 

1. as tall as 

2. so tall as 

3. as tall than 

4. so tall than 

697 - ..... him go out if he wants to. 

1. Allow 

2. Permit 

3. Leave 

4. Let 

698 - I didn't hear what he was ...... 

1. saying 

2. talking 

3. telling 

4. speaking 

699 - I ..... watching this programme because it is very interesting. 

1. enjoy 

2. amuse 

3. please 

4. delight 


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700 - That student ..... his hand every time I ask a question. 

1. rises 

2. puts up 

3. gets up 

4. gets out 

701 - I ..... hands with him when he came in. 

1. shook 

2. offered 

3. gave 

4. greeted 

702 - He wants to get a better ..... and earn more money. 

1. employment 

2. work 

3. job 

4. employ 

703 - ..... the children for me while I'm out. 

1. Care 

2. Take care 

3. Look to 

4. Look after 

704 - Three words have the same sound but one does not. Choose the one that does not. 

1. shall 

2. ball 

3. call 

4. fall 


1. trees 

2. freeze 

3. please 

4. piece 


1. chose 

2. lose 

3. nose 

4. rose 


1. what 

2. cat 

3. fat 

4. sat 


1. wear 

2. their 

3. hear 

4. fair 


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1. days 

2. plays 

3. ways 

4. says 

710 - Take hold of it firmly ..... it falls. 

1. for 

2. in case 



711 - Would you like some more coffee? There's still ..... left. 

1. a little 

2. little 

3. a few 

4. few 

712 - I gave her ..... stockings for her birthday. 



3. a 

4. any 

713 - Frank plays ..... Alex. 

1. a lot more better that 

2. much more better that 

3. much more well than 

4. a lot better than 

714 - How ..... is your house from here? 

1. long way 

2. much far 

3. far 

4. long 

715 - You can't rely ..... him to do the job properly. 


2. to 

3. in 

4. on 

716 - I'd never allow my children ..... like that. 

1. behave 

2. behaving 

3. that they behaved 

4. to behave 

717 - I can't stop. I ............. . 

1. am in a hurry 

2. am at a run 

3. am going running 

4. have a hurry 


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718 - He asked me ..... stay. 

1. how long I was going to 

2. how long time I was going to 

3. how long time was I going to 

4. how long was I going to 

719 - ..... he worked all day, he couldn't finish the job. 

1. In spite 

2. Even 

3. Although 

4. In case 

720 - That's the hotel ..... last year. 

1. which we stayed 

2. at which we stayed at 

3. where we stayed 

4. where we stayed at 

721 - I'll leave him a note ..... he'll know where we are. 

1. for 

2. so that 

3. in order 

4. that 

722 - You ..... drive carefully. The roads are wet. 


2. would better 

3. had better 

4. had rather 

723 - She broke a ..... while she was washing up. 

1. glass of wine 

2. glass wine 

3. wine glass 

4. glass for wine 

724 - I'm going to the hairdresser's to ................... . 

1. cut my hair 

2. cut me my hair 

3. have cut my hair 

4. have my hair cut 

725 - He couldn't help ..... that his wife was worried. 

1. notice 

2. to notice 

3. noticing 

4. except notice 

726 - He wanted to know the reason ..... I was late. 

1. as 

2. why 

3. for 



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727 - I'm bad ..... remembering faces. 


2. on 

3. in 

4. at 

728 - She ..... read her a story. 

1. wants me to 

2. is wanting that I 

3. wants that I 

4. wants me for 

729 - He hasn't been here .................... . 

1. during three weeks 

2. since three weeks 

3. three weeks ago 

4. for three weeks 

730 - He is ..... a horse. 

1. so strong as 

2. so strong than 

3. as strong like 

4. as strong as 

731 - "Which is your sister?" "She's the girl ..... is wearing the green dress." 

1. who 

2. who's 

3. what 

4. which 

732 - There's no one to .................. . 

1. look the children after 

2. look after the children 

3. care the children 

4. take care the children 

733 - I wanted to go there by plane but I hadn't enough money to pay for the ................. . 

1. voyage 

2. fly 

3. travel 

4. journey 

734 - He failed the examination three times but ..... he passed. 

1. at the end 

2. at finish 

3. at least 

4. at last 

735 - She ..... the cups and some of them broke. 

1. fell 

2. let 

3. dropped 

4. let fall 


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736 - Tennis is a ..... invented by an Englishman a hundred years ago. 

1. match 

2. play 

3. toy 

4. game 

737 - He got a job in a furniture ................. . 

1. society 

2. factory 

3. fabric 

4. industry 

738 - He has spent a large ..... of money on his new house. 

1. amount 

2. deal 

3. number 

4. piece 

739 - His parents died when he was young so he was ..... by his aunt. 

1. grown 

2. brought up 

3. grown up 

4. brought out 


1. heard 

2. word 

3. bird 

4. lord 


1. run 

2. gone 

3. done 

4. none 


1. beat 

2. seat 

3. great 

4. treat 


1. buys 

2. tries 

3. twice 

4. wise 


1. town 

2. grown 

3. shown 

4. known 


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1. said 

2. bed 

3. paid 

4. head 

746 - There are so many cars ..... nowadays. 

1. in all the place 

2. anywhere 

3. everywhere 

4. for all places 

747 - Ask him to go to the post office ..... some stamps. 

1. to get 

2. for getting 

3. that he gets 

4. in order he gets 

748 - The reason ..... I can't come is that I have to work late. 

1. why 

2. for 


4. as 

749 - She cut the cloth with ..... scissors. 



3. a 

4. two 

750 - ........... me ................. . 

1. Tell/where you are going 

2. Tell/where are you going 

3. Say/where are you going 

4. Say/where you are going 

751 - The children ..... play with them. 

1. want me for 

2. want that I 

3. are wanting that 

4. want me to 

752 - He may be able to come to the party. ..... the other hand, he may be too busy. 

1. On 

2. For 

3. In 

4. By 

753 - I haven't seen him ...... 

1. during last week 

2. since last week 

3. for last week 

4. last week 


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754 - I'm fond ..... good music. 

1. of the 

2. to the 

3. to 


755 - John is ...... 

1. a friend of mine 

2. a friend of me 

3. one friend of mine 

4. a friend mine 

756 - She's the girl ...... 

1. the which money was stolen 

2. whose money was stolen 

3. whose money was robbed 

4. the which money was robbed 

757 - It's the ..... film I've ever seen. 

1. most interesting 

2. more interested 

3. more interesting 

4. most interested 

758 - He doesn't know the answer ..... I've told him several times. 

1. in spite 

2. while 

3. although 

4. even 

759 - ..... English? 

1. How long time are you studying 

2. How long do you study 

3. How long have you been studying 

4. How long time have you studied 

760 - The little boy keeps the insect in a ............. . 

1. box of matches 

2. box match 

3. match box 

4. box of the match 

761 - She's going to the photographer's ............... . 

1. to take her photograph 

2. to have her photograph taken 

3. to have taken her photograph 

4. that he takes her photograph 

762 - He looks .............. . 

1. to be unhappy 

2. unhappy 

3. unhappily 

4. that he's unhappy 


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763 - Where have you been? I've been playing ..... 

1. tennis 

2. at the tennis 

3. at tennis 

4. the tennis 

764 - It's very kind ..... invite me. 

1. by you to 

2. of you to 

3. from you to 

4. that you 

765 - I can't break it. It's ..... iron. 

1. as hard than 

2. as hard as 

3. so hard than 

4. so hard as 

766 - I didn't know ..... him or not. 

1. if to help 

2. if that I should help 

3. to help 

4. whether to help 

767 - ..... of them knew about the plan because it was secret. 

1. None 

2. No one 

3. Some 

4. Any 

768 - Mont Blanc, ..... we visited last summer, is the highest mountain in Europe. 

1. where 

2. what 

3. which 

4. that 

769 - This question is ..... difficult for me. 

1. too 

2. enough 

3. too much 

4. so much 

770 - It ..... the village where we spent our holidays last summer. 

1. remembers me of 

2. reminds me of 

3. remembers me to 

4. reminds me to 

771 - Living here at the top of the mountain with no one else near you must be very ......... . 

1. alone 

2. only 

3. sole 

4. lonely 


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772 - The tailor made him a new ..... 

1. wear 

2. dress 

3. suit 

4. clothes 

773 - The clock ..... and we realised it was two o'clock. 

1. turned 

2. hit 

3. struck 

4. rang 

774 - Good ..... ! I hope you win the race. 

1. sort 

2. wish 

3. luck 

4. chance 

775 - My car ..... so I had to come by bus. 

1. broke down 

2. fell over 

3. fell down 

4. broke up 

776 - Look what Father ..... me when he came home from work. 

1. fetched 

2. took 

3. carried 

4. brought 


1. force 

2. worse 

3. sauce 

4. horse 


1. stood 

2. blood 

3. good 

4. wood 


1. shut 

2. put 

3. cut 

4. but 


1. most 

2. ghost 

3. lost 

4. post 


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1. talk 

2. fork 

3. pork 

4. work 


1. class 

2. mass 

3. pass 

4. grass 

783 - It's ..... I expected. 

1. much bigger that 

2. a lot more big than 

3. a lot more big that 

4. much bigger than 

784 - They'll hurt ..... if we don't stop them fighting. 

1. one to another 

2. each other 

3. one the other 

4. each the other 

785 - I've brought you ..... flowers for your birthday. 

1. a few 

2. few 

3. a little 

4. little 

786 - He didn't know ..... or stay at home. 

1. whether to go 

2. if that he should go 

3. if to go 

4. to go 

787 - Would you mind ..... the window? 

1. that I open 

2. to open 

3. open 

4. opening 

788 - Are you interested ..... tennis tomorrow? 

1. to play 

2. for playing 

3. on playing 

4. in playing 

789 - I wouldn't rely ..... him if I were you. 

1. to 

2. on 

3. for 

4. in 


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790 - Her father didn't let her ..... out with him. 

1. that she went 

2. going 

3. go 

4. to go 

791 - Don't wait for me if you .............. . 

1. are in a hurry 

2. have speed 

3. are in a speed 

4. have a hurry 

792 - ..... beautiful flowers! 

1. How 

2. So 

3. What a 

4. What 

793 - I'm going to the passport office .................... . 

1. for stamping my passport 

2. to stamp my passport 

3. to have my passport stamped 

4. to have stamped my passport 

794 - Who is responsible ..... the arrangements? 

1. for make 

2. for making 

3. to make 

4. to making 

795 - Speak to him slowly ..... he will understand you better. 

1. in order 

2. for 

3. that 

4. so that 

796 - He wanted to know ..... there. 

1. how long I had been 

2. how long time had I been 

3. how long had I been 

4. how long time I had been 

797 - He works too hard. That is ..... is wrong with him. 

1. what 

2. the what 

3. that which 

4. the thing what 

798 - I know it's not important but I can't help ..... about it. 

1. think 

2. to think 

3. except to think 

4. thinking 


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799 - He finally ..... the driving test after failing three times. 

1. managed passing 

2. succeeded to pass 

3. succeeded in passing 

4. could pass 

800 - She's very fond ..... modern art. 


2. to the 

3. of the 

4. to 

801 - "I went to the cinema last night." "So ............." 

1. have I 

2. I did 

3. I have 

4. did I 

802 - I won't allow you ..... for the meal. 

1. paying 

2. pay 

3. that you should pay 

4. to pay 

803 - She hasn't written to me ..................... . 

1. since last month 

2. for last month 

3. a month ago 

4. during last month 

804 - It was ..... that we felt tired when we arrived. 

1. a so long travel 

2. such a long travel 

3. such a long journey 

4. a so long journey 

805 - Is this ..... looking for? 

1. that you were 

2. what you were 

3. what were you 

4. you were 

806 - That's the man ..... killed my cat. 

1. which dog 

2. the dog of whom 

3. whose dog 

4. the which dog 

807 - I learnt how to ..... a bicycle when I was six years old. 

1. lead 

2. conduct 

3. ride 

4. drive 


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808 - I don't think I could ..... another night without sleep. 

1. support 

2. carry 

3. put up 

4. stand 

809 - They ..... on holiday in Switzerland and becamfgqpd friends. 

1. knew 

2. encountered 

3. met 

4. found 

810 - They were very happy when they ..... the end of their journey. 

1. arrived to 

2. reached at 

3. arrived 

4. arrived at 

811 - He ............... . 

1. stole my coat from me 

2. robbed me my coat 

3. stole me my coat 

4. robbed my coat from me 

812 - ..... at the door before you come into the room. 

1. Strike 

2. Touch 

3. Knock 

4. Hit 

813 - If you don't ..... smoking you'll never get better. 

1. give up 

2. give off 

3. give out 

4. give from 


1. glove 

2. love 

3. above 

4. move 


1. own 

2. stone 

3. gone 

4. bone 


1. aunt 

2. want 

3. can't 

4. plant 


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1. peak 

2. break 

3. speak 

4. weak 


1. cow 

2. slow 

3. low 

4. grow 


1. eyes 

2. price 

3. rise 

4. dies 

820 - She asked for ..... classes at home because she thought she would learn English more 

quickly. 

1. private 

2. particular 

3. peculiar 

4. personal 

821 - I don't think we've met before. You are confusing me with ............... . 

1. someone else 

2. one other 

3. other person 

4. some other 

822 - He didn't take the flat because he couldn't afford the ................. . 

1. hire 

2. salary 

3. rent 

4. fare 

823 - I've made an ..... for you to see the dentist at 5 o'clock tomorrow. 

1. assignation 

2. interview 

3. appointment 

4. opportunity 

824 - He stayed under water for two minutes and then swam to the .............. . 

1. sea 

2. ground 

3. surface 

4. level 

825 - There's the waiter. I'll ..... the bill. 

1. ask him for 

2. ask him 

3. demand him 

4. require him 


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826 - I didn't expect you to ..... at the party. I thought you were in America. 

1. come across 

2. turn up 

3. present 

4. assist 

827 - ..... he earns, the more he spends. 

1. How much 

2. The more 

3. For how much 

4. The most 

828 - I'm not used to ..... early. 

1. the getting up 

2. be getting up 

3. getting up 

4. get up 

829 - We'll go to Paris for our holiday, ..... it isn't too expensive. 

1. provided 

2. except 

3. unless 

4. so far as 

830 - She was ..... I met at the party. 

1. the one what 

2. the one 

3. that 

4. who 

831 - I find English spelling ................ . 

1. the difficult 

2. difficult 

3. that it's difficult 

4. to be difficult 

832 - I don't believe him, ..... he says. 

1. for all 

2. however 

3. whatever 

4. whenever 

833 - ..... open the door for you? 

1. Do you want that I 

2. Would you like that I 

3. Shall I 

4. Will I 

834 - Her dress is ..... yours. 

1. similar that 


3. similar than 



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835 - ..... she needs is a good rest. 

1. That 

2. What 

3. The thing what 

4. The which 

836 - He ..... in his homework. 

1. did a lot of mistakes 

2. made a lot of mistakes 

3. made a lot of faults 

4. did a lot of faults 

837 - It looks ..... it's going to rain. 

1. as 

2. as if 

3. that 

4. like that 

838 - There's not much to do here ..... Sundays. 

1. in 

2. on 

3. at 

4. the 

839 - It's nice to go for a walk ..... a summer evening. 

1. in 

2. at 

3. during 

4. on 

840 - We'll be ..... home tomorrow if you'd like to call. 

1. at 

2. in the 

3. in 

4. at the 

841 - Will you be able to come to the meeting? ...................... . 

1. I'm sorry not 

2. I'm not afraid so 

3. I'm afraid not 

4. I'm sorry that "no" 

842 - He works ..... engineer. 

1. like 

2. as an 

3. as 


843 - I've ..... answered that question. 

1. still 

2. no longer 

3. yet 

4. already 


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844 - He was a good runner so he ..... escape from the police. 

1. was able to 

2. could 

3. might 

4. succeeded to 

845 - He stole the money and they put him ..... 

1. at the prison 

2. in prison 

3. in the prison 

4. at prison 

846 - You'd like that, ..... ? 

1. hadn't you 

2. didn't you 

3. don't you 

4. wouldn't you 

847 - ..... a good thing they didn't catch you. 

1. What's 

2. That's 

3. There's 

4. It's 

848 - She's the ..... girl I've ever seen. 

1. prettier 

2. most pretty 

3. more pretty 

4. prettiest 

849 - I missed the train home last night. So ..... 

1. did I 

2. have I 

3. I did 

4. I have 

850 - That's the course of studies .................... . 

1. what I'm interested on 

2. I'm interested in 

3. what I'm interested in 

4. I'm interested on 

851 - You must make them ..... their homework. 

1. doing 

2. do 

3. that they do 

4. to do 

852 - It was ..... that he had to ask for help. 

1. a so big job 

2. such a big work 

3. such a big job 

4. a so big work 


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853 - He likes hearing his own voice. He never stops ................. . 

1. to talk 

2. telling 

3. to tell 

4. talking 

854 - I ..... it again. 

1. would like that you read 

2. would like you read 

3. would like you reading 

4. would like you to read 

855 - He came to the party, ..... he hadn't been invited. 

1. even 

2. in spite of 

3. although 

4. in case 


1. prize 

2. rise 

3. flies 

4. ice 


1. laid 

2. paid 

3. afraid 

4. said 


1. horse 

2. purse 

3. worse 

4. nurse 


1. drum 

2. home 

3. come 

4. thumb 


1. debt 

2. threat 

3. set 

4. beat 

861 - Ask him how much ...... 

1. it did cost 

2. did it cost 

3. it cost 

4. it costed 


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862 - I spoke to him kindly ..... him. 

1. so as not to frighten 

2. for not frightening 

3. not to frighten 

4. in order to not frighten 

863 - He broke the world ...... for the 100 metres. 

1. standard 

2. mark 

3. level 

4. record 

864 - He doesn't work but he gets a good ..... from his investments. 

1. earning 

2. salary 

3. wage 

4. income 

865 - He is the most ..... singer in his country. 

1. known 

2. popular 

3. preferred 

4. favourite 

866 - He made a lot of bad ..... in his composition. 

1. fails 

2. defects 

3. faults 

4. mistakes 

867 - It's too expensive for me. I can't ..... it. 

1. afford 

2. cost 

3. pay 

4. spend 

868 - I have classes ..... day, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. 

1. all other 

2. each other 

3. every other 

4. this and the other 

869 - There's no one here who can ..... the problem. 

1. deal 

2. treat with 

3. deal with 

4. treat 

870 - He wants ..... as soon as possible. 

1. this job made 

2. that this job is made 

3. this job done 

4. that this job is done 


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871 - He's all right ..... he's left to do the job in his own way. 

1. so long as 

2. in case 

3. so far as 

4. meanwhile 

872 - ..... crossing the street, he was knocked down by a car. 

1. For 

2. At 

3. While 

4. By 

873 - That was ..... I wanted. 

1. the one 

2. the which 

3. the one what 

4. which 

874 - The present made her .................... . 

1. that she became happy 

2. to be happy 

3. happy 

4. be happy 

875 - ..... Mrs Johnson on my way to the shops. 

1. It happened me that I met 

2. I happened to meet 

3. It happened me that I found 

4. I happened to find 

876 - ..... repeat the question? 

1. Do you want that I 

2. Will I 

3. Shall I 

4. Would you like that I 

877 - Her opinion is the same ..... her mother's. 

1. as 

2. than 

3. that 

4. like 

878 - ..... I need is a drink. 

1. The which 

2. That 

3. The thing what 

4. What 

879 - I don't like ..... late. 

1. your arrive 

2. you arriving 

3. you arrive 

4. that you arrive 


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880 - Do you know ..... a cake? 

1. how to make 

2. how to do 

3. to do 

4. to make 

881 - It's usually quiet here ..... Sunday mornings. 

1. the 

2. at 

3. in 

4. on 

882 - I met him ..... the stairs as I was coming up. 

1. in 

2. along 

3. for 

4. on 

883 - It's ..... the corner of the room, near the window. 

1. for 

2. on 

3. in 

4. under 

884 - Will you be able to finish the job this week? ............................ . 

1. I don't expect so. 

2. I don't know so. 

3. I can't say so. 

4. I'm not sure so. 

885 - He has arrived late ..................... . 

1. like usually 

2. like usual 

3. as usually 

4. as usual 

886 - He ..... works for the same firm after 30 years. 

1. ever 

2. still 

3. yet 

4. already 

887 - ..... have you known her? 

1. How much 

2. How long time 

3. How long 

4. How much time 

888 - He's been very successful, ..... ? 

1. wasn't he 

2. isn't he 

3. hasn't he 

4. doesn't he 


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889 - ..... a pity I didn't see you. 

1. What's 

2. That's 

3. There's 

4. It's 

890 - I work ..... I can. 

1. so hardly as 

2. as hardly as 

3. as hard as 

4. so hard as 

891 - I dropped the ..... and broke it. 

1. coffee cup 

2. cup for coffee 

3. cup of the coffee 

4. cup of coffee 

892 - She's the girl ................. . 

1. we were talking about 

2. what we were talking about 

3. which we were talking about 

4. that we were talking 

893 - If you're a good boy, we'll let you ..... the television tonight. 

1. watching 

2. that you watch 

3. to watch 

4. watch 

894 - He was ..... tired to go on. 

1. too 

2. so much 

3. too much 

4. so 

895 - I ..... play tennis than golf. 

1. prefer 

2. like better to 


4. had better 

896 - I don't ..... the letter but perhaps I read it. 

1. remember seeing 

2. remember to see 

3. remind seeing 

4. remind to see 

897 - We played tennis ..... the rain. 

1. instead 

2. although 

3. even though 

4. in spite of 


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1. year 

2. bear 

3. hear 

4. fear 


1. cost 

2. frost 

3. most 

4. lost 


1. car 

2. war 

3. floor 

4. door 


1. shoot 

2. foot 

3. boot 

4. root 


1. slave 

2. gave 

3. wave 

4. have 

903 - I've often ..... at this hotel. 

1. rested 

2. remained 

3. passed 

4. stayed 

904 - I didn't know what to do but then an idea suddenly ..... to me. 

1. entered 

2. hit 

3. happened 

4. occurred 

905 - When they arrived at the crossroads, they.went the wrong .................. . 

1. route 

2. direction 

3. street 

4. way 

906 - Your work has been ..... so we're going to give you a rise in salary. 

1. well 

2. satisfactory 

3. regular 

4. available 


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907 - That's the best horse in the .................. . 

1. run 

2. career 

3. race 

4. rate 

908 - The weather ..... says it will rain tomorrow. 

1. advice 

2. provision 

3. advertisement 

4. forecast 

909 - There are a lot of mistakes in this exercise. I'll have to ..... it again with you. 

1. come through 

2. go over 

3. repass 

4. instruct 

910 - If there are no buses, we'll have to take a taxi. We must get there ................ . 

1. somewhere or other 

2. anyway or other 

3. somehow or other 

4. on one way or another 

911 - ..... I read, the more I understand. 

1. The more 

2. How much 

3. For how much 

4. So much 

912 - ... he does his work, I don't mind what time he arrives at the office. 

1. In case 

2. So long as 

3. So far as 

4. Meanwhile 

913 - .... entering the hall, he found everyone waiting for him. 

1. At 

2. On 

3. While 

4. In 

914 - It's years ..... a picture. 

1. that I don't paint 

2. ago I painted 

3. since I painted 

4. that I didn't paint 

915 - I found the first question ................... . 

1. that it was easy 

2. the easy 

3. easy 

4. to be easy 


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916 - ..... an empty seat at the back of the bus. 

1. It happened her that she found 

2. She happened to find 

3. It happened her that she met 

4. She happened to meet 

917 - It was raining, ..... was a pity. 

1. that 

2. which 

3. the which 

4. what 

918 - Your car is ..... mine. 

1. as 

2. alike 

3. similar to 


919 - I'm going away for a ...... 

1. holiday of a week 

2. week holiday 

3. holiday week 

4. week's holiday 

920 - Why ..... ? It's not very important. 

1. to worry 

2. you are worried 

3. you worry 

4. worry 

921 - I don't like ..... at me. 

1. them shouting 

2. that they shout 

3. them shout 

4. their shout 

922 - It often snows ..... January. 

1. in 

2. on 

3. at 

4. for 

923 - I'll meet you again ..... the weekend. 

1. by 

2. on 

3. for 

4. at 

924 - It's the first turning ..... the left after the traffic lights. 

1. by 

2. in 

3. for 

4. on 


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925 - He wasn't ..... to lift the case. 

1. strong enough 

2. so strong 

3. enough strong 

4. too strong 

926 - He can climb trees ..... a monkey. 

1. similar than 

2. like 

3. as 


927 - He ..... lives in the house where he was born. 

1. ever 

2. already 

3. still 

4. yet 

928 - It's ten o'clock in the morning but he's still ..... 

1. at bed 

2. in bed 

3. at the bed 

4. in the bed 

929 - He was a good swimmer so he ..... swim to the river bank when the boat sank. 

1. succeeded to 

2. could 

3. might 

4. was able to 

930 - She's been very kind, ..... ? 

1. wasn't she 

2. isn't she 

3. hasn't she 

4. doesn't she 

931 - He was left alone, with ..... to look after him. 

1. anyone 

2. someone 

3. no one 

4. not one 

932 - I pulled the handle ..... I could. 

1. as hard as 

2. as hardly as 

3. so hardly as 

4. so hard as 

933 - Have you got a match? I've left my ..... at home. 

1. cigarettes lighter 

2. cigarette lighter 

3. cigarette's lighter 

4. lighter for cigarettes 


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934 - That's the dog ................. . 

1. what we've been looking after 

2. we've been taking care for 

3. we've been looking after 

4. after which we've been looking 

935 - I made him ..... what I had told him. 

1. to repeat 

2. that he repeated 

3. repeat 

4. repeating 

936 - I was ..... tired that I had to rest. 

1. so much 

2. so 

3. enough 

4. too 

937 - He ..... live in the country than in the city. 

1. likes better to 


3. prefers 

4. had better 

938 - He ..... his sister. 

1. remembers me 

2. remembers me of 

3. reminds me of 

4. reminds me 

939 - Put on your raincoat ..... it rains. 

1. for 



4. in case 


1. trays 

2. says 

3. stays 

4. raise 


1. town 

2. brown 

3. thrown 

4. crown 


1. prove 

2. love 

3. move 

4. groove 


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1. pair 

2. spare 

3. chair 

4. were 


1. porter 

2. water 

3. daughter 

4. laughter 

945 - He's ..... his sister. 

1. much taller that 

2. much more tall than 

3. much taller than 

4. much more tall that 

946 - She had three sons, all ..... became doctors. 

1. who 

2. which 

3. of whom 

4. of which 

947 - You ..... go now. It's getting late. 

1. had better 

2. had rather 

3. would better 


948 - I'm going to spend a few days with some ..... of mine, who live in the north of Scotland. 

1. companies 

2. familiars 

3. neighbours 

4. relatives 

949 - The ..... outside the house said "No Parking". 

1. advice 

2. label 

3. notice 

4. signal 

950 - He has no ..... of winning. 


2. luck 

3. chance 

4. occasion 

951 - Those people over there are speaking a language I don't understand. They must be ..... 

1. outlandish 

2. strange 

3. rare 

4. foreign 


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952 - I didn't write it. That is not my ..... on the cheque. 

1. letter 

2. signature 

3. firm 

4. mark 

953 - The actors have to ..... before they appear in front of the strong lights on television. 

1. make up 

2. do up 

3. cover up 

4. paint up 

954 - It's a difficult problem but we must find the answer ..... 

1. anyway or other 

2. by one way or other 

3. somehow or other 

4. anyhow or other 

955 - I want ..... immediately. 

1. this work done 

2. that this work is done 

3. that this work is made 

4. this work made 

956 - He's used to ..... in public. 

1. speaking 

2. the speaking 

3. speak 

4. be speaking 

957 - You can fly to London this evening ..... you don't mind changing planes in Paris. 

1. unless 

2. provided 

3. so far as 

4. except 

958 - It's ages ..... him. 

1. that I don't see 

2. since I saw 

3. ago I saw 

4. that I didn't see 

959 - He made me ............. . 

1. angry 

2. that I angry 

3. that I got angry 

4. be angry 

960 - Do what you think is right, ..... they say. 

1. whatever 

2. whichever 

3. for all 

4. however 


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961 - He arrived late, ..... was annoying. 

1. that 

2. what 

3. the which 

4. which 

962 - His job is ..... yours. 

1. similar to 


3. as 

4. alike 

963 - He needs a ...... . 

1. little days' rest 

2. few days' rest 

3. little days rest 

4. few days rest 

964 - Do you know ..... the repairs? 

1. to make 

2. how to do 

3. how to make 

4. to do 

965 - My flat is ..... the third floor of the building. 

1. on 

2. in 

3. by 

4. at 

966 - They live ..... the other side of the road. 

1. on 

2. in 

3. for 

4. by 

967 - He isn't ..... to reach the ceiling. 

1. enough tall 

2. tall enough 

3. so tall 

4. as tall 

968 - They treated him ..... a king when he won all that money. 

1. as 

2. as being 

3. like he was 

4. like 

969 - I've told him several times but he ..... doesn't understand. 

1. already 

2. yet 

3. no longer 

4. still 


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970 - ..... did you go in the car this morning? 

1. How much 

2. How far 

3. How long 

4. How much far 

971 - He'd done that before, ..... ? 

1. didn't he 

2. wouldn't he 

3. shouldn't he 

4. hadn't he 

972 - ..... of them understood him. 

1. Someone 

2. Anyone 

3. None 

4. No one 

973 - It's ..... mountain in the world. 

1. the highest 

2. the most high 

3. the more high 

4. the higher 

974 - I'm going to a concert tomorrow evening. So ............. . 

1. I am 

2. am I 

3. will I 

4. I will 

975 - That's the firm ..... 

1. we've been treating with 

2. we've been dealing with 

3. what we've been dealing with 

4. what we've been treating with 

976 - She let the children ..... to play. 

1. going out 

2. to go out 

3. go out 

4. that they went out 

977 - It was ..... that he couldn't finish it alone. 

1. such a difficult job 

2. difficult work 

3. a so difficult job such a 

4. a so difficult work 

978 - I ..... photographs. 

1. enjoy to take 

2. amuse to take 

3. enjoy taking 

4. amuse taking 


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979 - I ..... me what happened. 

1. would like you telling 

2. would like you tell 

3. would like that you tell 

4. would like you to tell 

980 - ..... he wasn't hungry, he ate a big meal. 

1. Even 

2. In spite 

3. Unless 

4. Although 


1. cleared 

2. heard 

3. feared 

4. beard 


1. blows 

2. shoes 

3. goes 

4. knows 


1. state 

2. wait 

3. great 

4. heat 


1. wrong 

2. sung 

3. among 

4. rung 


1. showed 

2. broad 

3. road 

4. load 


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VIŠI KURS ENGLESKOG JEZIKA 

NAPOMENA: 

Prilikom polaganja ispita redosled ponuđenih odgovora će biti drugačiji. 

Pregled pitanja: 

1 - The lift is out of ..... so we'll have to walk. 

1. work 

2. function 

3. order 

4. running 

2 - Dinner will be ready ..... but we have time for a drink before then. 

1. presently 

2. currently 

3. lately 

4. suddenly 

3 - What do you ..... to do about the problem now that this solution has failed? 

1. intend 

2. attempt 

3. pretend 

4. think 

4 - We have ..... for a new secretary but we haven't had any replies yet. 

1. announced 

2. noticed 

3. advertised 

4. advised 

5 - I've ..... for the job and I hope I get it. 

1. applied 

2. succeeded 

3. presented 

4. appointed 

6 - He threw the box out of the window and it fell to the ..... outside. 

1. flat 

2. floor 

3. plain 

4. ground 

7 - 100 competitors had ..... the race. 

1. entered for 

2. taken part 

3. put their names for 

4. put themselves for 


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8 - I'm very ..... to you for your help. 

1. agreeable 

2. grateful 

3. pleased 

4. thanks 

9 - He's so mean that he wouldn't give a beggar a ..... of bread. 

1. peel 

2. skin 

3. crust 

4. shell 

10 - Will you be able to come to the party? I .................. . 

1. believe yes 

2. don't expect 

3. am afraid not 

4. don't hope so 

11 - I never expected you to turn ..... at the meeting. I thought you were abroad. 

1. up 

2. in 

3. on 

4. around 

12 - The plane is just going to take ..................... . 


2. away 

3. up 

4. out 

13 - Three words have the same sound but one does no't. Choose the one that does not. 

1. keys 

2. freeze 

3. knees 

4. peace 


1. sum 

2. come 

3. home 

4. crumb 


1. water 

2. greater 

3. straighter 

4. later 


1. ache 

2. steak 

3. weak 

4. shake 


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1. mother 

2. brother 

3. another 

4. bother 

18 - He ..... me by two games to one. 

1. conquered 

2. gained 

3. won 

4. beat 

19 - His office is on the third ..... of the building. 

1. level 

2. ground 

3. floor 

4. flat 

20 - How long are you thinking of ..... in this country? 

1. staying 

2. resting 

3. reminding 

4. inhabiting 

21 - I don't want to go into the sea. I'd rather lie on the ............... . 

1. beach 

2. coast 

3. bank 

4. seaside 

22 - I'm ..... I didn't pass the examination but I'll do better next time. 

1. disappointed 

2. deceived 

3. despaired 

4. disillusioned 

23 - The lecture was so ..... that everyone went to sleep. 

1. tiring 

2. tired 

3. bored 

4. boring 

24 - I ..... an answer to my letter within a few days. 

1. wait 

2. expect 

3. hope 

4. look forward 

25 - When he ..... he wants to be an architect. 

1. grows 

2. ages 

3. increases 

4. grows up 


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26 - It's on the top shelf, out of ...... 

1. distance 

2. attempt 

3. reach 

4. touch 

27 - He's worked so ..... that he deserves a rest. 

1. intensive 

2. roughly 

3. hard 

4. hardly 

28 - They're staying with us ..... the time being until they find a place of their own. 

1. for 

2. during 

3. in 

4. since 

29 - I'll call ..... you at 8.30 and give you a lift to work. 

1. at 

2. in 

3. for 

4. up 


1. stood 

2. blood 

3. mud 

4. flood 


1. third 

2. stirred 

3. word 

4. lord 


1. far 

2. bar 

3. star 

4. war 


1. price 

2. eyes 

3. buys 

4. lies 


1. child 

2. build 

3. mild 

4. wild 


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35 - Would you ..... holding this box for me while I open the door? 

1. matter 

2. mind 

3. like 

4. object 

36 - He is ..... dark glasses to protect his eyes from the sun. 

1. fitting 

2. bearing 

3. wearing 

4. carrying 

37 - He was told to get off the bus because he couldn't pay the .................. . 

1. journey 

2. bill 

3. fare 

4. travel 

38 - They have put the bird in a cage to ..... it from flying away. 

1. prevent 

2. avoid 

3. hinder 

4. resist 

39 - He has some very ..... habits. He always has a bath with his clothes on. 

1. uneven 

2. strange 

3. rare 

4. foreign 

40 - The ..... outside the house said "Private". 

1. label 

2. advice 

3. notice 

4. signal 

41 - If the boss sees you doing that, you'll get into ........... . 

1. trouble 

2. nuisance 

3. problem 

4. mess 

42 - I was so ...... by the news that I didn't know what to say. 

1. amazed 

2. wondered 

3. admired 

4. marvelled 

43 - He's ..... because he has won the prize. 

1. satisfying 

2. nervous 

3. exciting 

4. excited 


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44 - He likes lying in bed. He still wasn't ..... when I rang him at 10 o'clock. 

1. out 

2. up 

3. in 

4. away 

45 - If you don't know how to spell a word, look it ..... in the dictionary. 

1. for 

2. out 

3. after 

4. up 

46 - He carries ..... as if he were the boss. 

1. through 


3. on 

4. out 

47 - Three words have the same sound, but one does not. Choose the one that does not. 

1. dull 

2. bull 

3. wool 

4. pull 


1. worth 

2. birth 

3. earth 

4. north 


1. won 

2. gone 

3. none 

4. son 


1. scorn 

2. dawn 

3. barn 

4. warn 


1. wise 

2. cries 

3. rice 

4. sighs 

52 - He was killed in a car ............. . 

1. crash 

2. blow 

3. shock 

4. hit 


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53 - All the hotels in the town were full up so we stayed in a .... village. 

1. near 

2. close 

3. neighbour 

4. nearby 

54 - He won the first ..... in the competition. 

1. reward 

2. price 

3. prize 

4. premium 

55 - Sixty per cent of television viewers chose him as their ..... actor. 

1. popular 

2. preferred 

3. favourite 

4. favoured 

56 - We've been ..... with that firm for many years. 

1. supplying 

2. making business 

3. dealing 

4. treating 

57 - I can't give you an answer yet. I'd like ..... more time to consider my decision. 

1. hardly 

2. quite 

3. fairly 

4. rather 

58 - I learnt to ..... a bicycle when I was six years old. 

1. guide 

2. conduct 

3. drive 

4. ride 

59 - The lady who had invited us heard me telling my wife that the dinner was terrible so I was 

............. . 

1. shameful 

2. nervous 

3. confused 

4. embarrassed 

60 - Sometimes a bus ..... gets on the bus and checks the tickets. 

1. conductor 

2. inspector 

3. officer 

4. agent 

61 - Where do you ..... the writing paper? In this desk? 

1. hold 

2. maintain 

3. guard 

4. keep 


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62 - PTO stands ..... "Please turn over" - the page, of course. 

1. by 

2. for 

3. as 

4. like 

63 - He'll soon get ..... his disappointment and be quite cheerful again by the morning. 

1. away 


3. over 

4. through 


1. base 

2. phrase 

3. lace 

4. case 


1. eight 

2. height 

3. weight 

4. freight 


1. wrong 

2. sung 

3. tongue 

4. young 


1. power 

2. tower 

3. shower 

4. lower 


1. ground 

2. owned 

3. drowned 

4. sound 

69 - He ..... out of the window for a moment and then went on working. 

1. glanced 

2. viewed 

3. glimpsed 

4. regarded 

70 - It's the ..... in this country to go out and pick flowers on the first day of spring. 

1. use 

2. normal 

3. custom 

4. habit 


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71 - He made a swift ..... from his illness. 

1. repair 

2. survival 

3. relief 

4. recovery 

72 - It gave me a strange feeling of excitement to see my name in ............... . 

1. print 

2. press 

3. publication 

4. news 

73 - You'd better add it up. I'm no good at ................. . 

1. characters 

2. figures 

3. summaries 

4. counters 

74 - Our main concern is to raise the voters' ..... of living. 

1. standard 

2. degree 

3. conditions 

4. capacity 

75 - I'd like to take ..... of this opportunity to thank you all for your co-operation. 

1. benefit 

2. profit 

3. occasion 

4. advantage 

76 - He ..... to hit me if I didn't do as he said. 

1. warned 

2. pretended 

3. thought 

4. threatened 

77 - He doesn't feel like playing tennis because he's .................. . 

1. out of condition 

2. off fitness 

3. off condition 

4. out of fitness 

78 - He's been working too hard and he's .......... . He needs a rest. 

1. broken apart 

2. run over 

3. run down 

4. broken up 

79 - We went to the station to .................. . 

1. say them goodbye 

2. see them off 

3. good bye them 

4. see them out 


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80 - New problems are always ..... in the factory. 

1. going up 

2. coming up 

3. waking up 

4. raising 


1. dare 

2. spear 

3. wear 

4. prayer 


1. bead 

2. spread 

3. bread 

4. tread 


1. sew 

2. blow 

3. owe 

4. allow 


1. dose 

2. prose 

3. flows 

4. knows 


1. limb 

2. crime 

3. climb 

4. rhyme 

86 - He ..... the letter carefully before putting it in the envelope. 

1. folded 

2. turned 

3. curved 

4. bent 

87 - I ..... you to go to the Town Hall and ask them for information about it. 

1. announce 

2. advise 

3. advertise 

4. notice 

88 - He wasn't admitted to the club because he wasn't a ............ . 

1. social 

2. representative 

3. member 

4. partner 


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89 - You must ..... facts and not run away from the truth. 

1. front 

2. sight 

3. look 

4. face 

90 - I ..... to him for the error. 

1. pardoned 

2. excused 

3. forgave 

4. apolayised 

91 - She's bought some lovely ..... to make herself a dress. 

1. costume 

2. clothing 

3. material 

4. pattern 

92 - He's staying in the youth ..... in Market Street. 

1. hostel 

2. home 

3. house 

4. lodge 

93 - It's no use ringing me at the office this week because I'm ............. . 

1. by my leave 

2. in holidays 

3. at leave 

4. on holiday 

94 - ..... at the Town Hall, the Queen was welcomed by the Mayor. 

1. At arrival 

2. On arrival 

3. At reaching 

4. On reaching 

95 - He ..... working till he was seventy years old. 

1. succeeded 

2. followed 

3. kept up 

4. kept on 

96 - The meeting ..... at midnight and we all went home. 

1. broke through 

2. broke up 

3. stopped off 

4. stopped up 

97 - He's not as honest as he ................. . 

1. gives away 

2. makes up 

3. gives over 

4. makes out 


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1. home 

2. drum 

3. thumb 

4. come 


1. abroad 

2. load 

3. board 

4. scored 


1. rush 

2. bush 

3. crush 

4. brush 


1. worm 

2. form 

3. storm 

4. norm 


1. classed 

2. cast 

3. massed 

4. passed 

103 - She chose some very pretty, .... paper for the present. 

1. packing 

2. involving 

3. covering 

4. wrapping 

104 - Everyone else was killed in the accident. I was the only one to ................... . 

1. outlive 

2. relieve 

3. survive 

4. alive 

105 - That's a nice dress. It ..... you perfectly. 

1. suits 

2. matches 

3. goes 

4. costumes 

106 - The ..... stuck on the outside of the envelope said "By Air" . 

1. advertisement 

2. label 

3. ticket 

4. signal 


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107 - She died after a long ........ . 

1. failing 

2. sickness 

3. illnes 

4. well being 

108 - I ..... to inform you that there's nothing we can do to help you. 

1. sorry 

2. resent 

3. regret 

4. respect 

109 - I'll put the flowers in this ............ . They'll look nice there . 

1. mug 

2. crystal 

3. vase 

4. bucket 

110 - ..... I didn't understand the job but now I'm making progress. 

1. At first 

2. On the beginning 

3. For a start 

4. In principle 

111 - Would you mind paying for the tickets, .... ? 

1. in advance 

2. now and then 

3. forwards 

4. primarily 

112 - How long did it take you to realise he was dishonest? I ..... from the start. 

1. looked him through 

2. saw him through 

3. saw through him 

4. looked forward to him 

113 - We're going to have our house .......... . The decorators are coming next week. 

1. made over 

2. done up 

3. done in 

4. made away with 

114 - He asked me what was ..... in the street outside. 

1. doing up 

2. succeeding 

3. going on 

4. making out 


1. freeze 

2. ease 

3. seize 

4. lease 


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1. freight 

2. wheat 

3. weight 

4. great 


1. palm 

2. harm 

3. warm 

4. calm 


1. mint 

2. hint 

3. pint 

4. print 


1. cough 

2. stuff 

3. enough 

4. rough 

120 - He ..... his head, wondering how to solve the problem. 

1. scraped 

2. wound 

3. scratched 

4. screwed 

121 - I ..... him some money and must pay him back tomorrow. 

1. owe 

2. debt 

3. borrow 

4. own 

122 - Steak pie! That's my favourite ................ . 

1. plate 

2. menu 

3. receipt 

4. dish 

123 - His shoes were so old that his. ... were sticking out of them. 

1. toes 

2. thumbs 

3. fingers 

4. tips 

124 - He was ..... from the firm because he was always late for work. 

1. sacked 

2. resigned 

3. retired 

4. disposed 


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125 - She got married although her parents had not given her their ................. . 

1. allowance 

2. permit 

3. Iet 

4. consent 

126 - The flight was supposed to take off at eight 0' clock but ..... we had to wait until nine. 

1. on purpose 

2. for an end 

3. for result 

4. in effect 

127 - I agree with him ..... , but not entirely. 

1. to some extent 

2. until a certain point 

3. to some point 

4. until a certain extent 

128 - Everything I've described went wrong ........ , the whole affair was a disaster. 

1. In small 

2. Summarily 

3. In short 

4. In brief words 

129 - Did you ..... the examination last year? 

1. take place in 

2. go in for 

3. form part of 

4. enter into 

130 - We were ..... for half an hour in the traffic and so we arrived late. 

1. kept off 

2. put back 

3. held up 

4. broken down 

131 - The dog was ..... by a bus and killed. 

1. run over 

2. knocked out 

3. fallen down 

4. tripped up 


1. haste 

2. waste 

3. raced 

4. praised 


1. quart 

2. part 

3. start 

4. heart 


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1. fever 

2. ever 

3. clever 

4. sever 


1. seek 

2. break 

3. beak 

4. speak 


1. choose 

2. loose 

3. goose 

4. juice 

137 - The bank is offering a ..... to anyone who can give information about the robbery. 

1. compensation 

2. reward 

3. prize 

4. premium 

138 - Don't leave your bicycle out in the rain. It'll get ............. . 

1. crude 

2. rusty 

3. tough 

4. rough 

139 - The landlord told him to leave because he hadn't paid his ................ . 

1. hire 

2. rent 

3. due 

4. fee 

140 - She's fainted. Throw some water on her face and she may ................. . 

1. come round 

2. come again 

3. come out 

4. come back 

141 - I'm afraid you've been .......... . This bank note is a forgery. 

1. taken up 

2. taken down 

3. taken out 

4. taken in 

142 - They're ..... to build a big factory on the site. 

1. projecting 

2. pretending 

3. planning 

4. thinking 


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143 - I couldn't ..... the meeting because I was so busy. 

1. attempt 

2. assist 

3. present 

4. attend 

144 - We've ..... sugar. Ask Mrs Jones to lend us some. 

1. run off 

2. run down 

3. run out of 

4. run away with 

145 - He has been ..... of murdering his wife. 

1. blamed 

2. accused 

3. arrested 

4. charged 

146 - Drive carefully because there are a lot of ..... in the road for the next few miles. 

1. bends 

2. curls 

3. crosses 

4. folds 

147 - The printing of the book has been held up by the paper ............... . 

1. deficit 

2. shortage 

3. scarce 

4. lack 

148 - I ..... you that the goods will be delivered next week. 

1. insist 

2. undertake 

3. confirm 

4. assure 

149 - In many ..... factories, machines often do work previously done by men. 

1. actual 

2. modern 

3. nowadays 

4. novel 

150 - The second World War ..... in 1939. 

1. broke out 

2. broke up 

3. broke off 

4. broke open 

151 - A foreign firm have bought the shares in his company and .................... . 

1. overcome it 

2. taken it over 

3. got over it 

4. overtaken it 


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152 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "That would be far better" 

1. It would work better at long distance 

2. It's not right here 

3. It would be a great improvement 

4. The further away it is, the better 

153 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "You ought to stand up to him" 

1. You are probably about the same height as he is 

2. You should support him 

3. You shouldn't be afraid to argue with him 

4. You should get up when he comes in 

154 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "He asked me out" 

1. He invited me to go out with him 

2. He had some questions for me when I got outside 

3. He told me he would meet me outside 

4. He wanted me to go outside 

155 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "Never mind" 

1. It's none of your business 

2. It doesn't bear thinking about 

3. You needn't remember it 

4. Don't be upset about it 

156 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "They'll be sent to you in due course " 

1. They'll arrive at the right time 

2. You'll receive them after the normal space of time has passed 

3. They'll be given to you when you've paid for your studies 

4. You'll get them in the correct order 

157 - Word "HEARD" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 

different spelling. Choose which one defines this word correctly. 

1. number of animals 

2. injured 

3. store of money 

4. opposite of soft 

158 - Word "MAIL" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 

spelling. Choose which one defines this word correctly. 

1. machine for grinding 

2. measure of distance in Britain 

3. breakfast, lunch etc 

4. masculine 

159 - Word "SIDE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. place where something is being built 

2. breathed out in relief 

3. place to sit down 

4. ability to see 


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160 - I enjoyed that dish very much. Would you mind letting me have the ..... for it? 

1. menu 

2. receipt 

3. prescription 

4. recipe 

161 - In the days before typewriters were invented, thousands of people were employed as ..... , 

copying down figures by hand. 

1. officials 

2. dependants 

3. clerks 

4. assistants 

162 - She ..... and fell from the top of the stairs to the bottom. 

1. split 

2. slipped 

3. sloped 

4. spilt 

163 - The professor thanked the audience for listening to his ..... on Shakespeare. 

1. conference 

2. lecture 

3. rehearsal 

4. recital 

164 - No one imagined that the apparently ..... business man was really a criminal. 

1. respectable 

2. reverent 

3. respectful 

4. respective 

165 - There was an interesting ..... of the film in the paper this morning. 

1. comment 

2. review 

3. resume 

4. revision 

166 - He bought his house on the ..... plan, paying a certain amount of money each month. 

1. share 

2. part 

3. piece 

4. instalment 

167 - The good service at the hotel ..... the poor food to some extent. 

1. made up 

2. made up for 

3. made for 

4. made out 

168 - We can never relax in this office. New problems are continually ............... . 

1. coming out 

2. coming up 

3. presenting 

4. raising 


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169 - I didn't realise you wanted to keep the letter. I've ..... it up. 

1. pulled 

2. torn 

3. smashed 

4. broken 

170 - His parents died in a motor accident when he was young so he was brought up by a ...... . 

1. guardian 

2. stepfather 

3. warden 

4. father-in-law 

171 - I sometimes have ..... to visit Birmingham on business. 

1. occasion 

2. chance 

3. possibility 


172 - If you ..... in taking this attitude, we'll have to ask you to leave. 

1. insist 

2. resist 

3. pursue 

4. persist 

173 - He talked so much during the match that he ..... my game. 

1. put me off 

2. put me away from 

3. put me out of 

4. put me apart from 

174 - He ..... his engagement just before the wedding. 

1. broke out of 

2. broke off 

3. broke away from 

4. broke up 

175 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "He calls in from time to time" 

1. He sometimes comes to stay for a while 

2. He often comes to see us 

3. He visits us occasionally 

4. He visits us every hour 

176 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "What's up?" 

1. What's needed? 

2. What's the news? 

3. What's improved? 

4. What's the matter? 

177 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "It's as broad as it's long as far as I'm 

concerned" 

1. I want a clear answer, one way or the other 

2. I think it's a square 

3. It doesn't make sense to me 

4. It makes no difference to me, either way 


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178 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "That child is always up to something " 

1. He likes making things 

2. He is naughty 

3. He likes climbing 

4. He's never left behind 

179 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "You'll be all right in the long run" 

1. You'll all be on the same side when it comes to the point 

2. All of you will prove to be correct eventually 

3. In the end you'll have no need to worry 

4. You'll do well in the long-distance race 

180 - Word "CAUGHT" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. vehicle pulled by a horse 

2. child's bed 

3. something worn 

4. place where law cases are heard 

181 - Word "STAIR" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. look at fixedly 

2. move (soup, etc.) 

3. bright light in the sky 

4. direct the course of a ship 

182 - Word "NONE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. famous 

2. woman belonging to a religious order 

3. midday 

4. part of speech 

183 - Word "PAIN" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. sheet of glass 

2. handing over money 

3. used to fasten papers 

4. tree 

184 - Word "SEEN" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. write one's name on a document 

2. action against God's laws 

3. opposite of mad 

4. part of a play in the theatre 

185 - His parents died when he was young so he was ..... by his uncle. 

1. grown up 

2. brought out 

3. brought up 

4. taken out 


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186 - When he ..... at the age of 65, the company will give him a gold watch. 

1. resigns 

2. retires 

3. dismisses 

4. pensions 

187 - The elephant fell into the ..... the hunters had set for it. 

1. trip 

2. trail 

3. trap 

4. trick 

188 - The weather forecast was good so it should .... fine after all. 

1. turn over 

2. turn into 

3. turn up 

4. turn out 

189 - I had to stand in a ..... for hours to get tickets for the film. 

1. queue 

2. tail 

3. procession 

4. file 

190 - The school claims to be able to ..... students English in three months. 

1. instruct 

2. explain 

3. learn 

4. teach 

191 - He'll ..... his nervousness once he's on stage. 

1. get away 

2. get off 

3. get through 

4. get over 

192 - As soon as his party came into ..... they changed the law. 

1. force 

2. strength 

3. position 

4. power 

193 - Roses are quite ..... flowers in English gardens. 

1. ordinary 

2. vulgar 

3. accustomed 

4. common 

194 - You could tell from his big ears that he ..... his father. 

1. took down 

2. took from 

3. took 

4. after 


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195 - There are several landladies approved by the university who take in ............. . 

1. lodgers 

2. settlers 

3. residents 

4. inhabitants 

196 - This ..... of dog is very useful for hunting. 

1. breed 

2. tribe 

3. stock 

4. clan 

197 - He shook hands with his ..... before the match. 

1. opponent 

2. opposition 

3. contestant 

4. competitor 

198 - If you don't put the cheese in the refrigerator, it may ............ . 

1. go off 

2. go out 

3. go wrong 

4. go over 

199 - She ..... us because she went to an expensive school. 

1. looks over 

2. looks down on 

3. looks up to 

4. looks above 

200 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "I'll let you off " 

1. I'll take you off the field 

2. I'll help you to escape 

3. I'll leave you outside 

4. I won't punish you 

201 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "I can't help thinking about it " 

1. Nothing I do will make any difference 

2. I wish I could forget it, but I can't 

3. It would be more useful if I did something 

4. I wish I could keep my mind on the subject 

202 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "He's out for a profit " 

1. He's doing it for nothing 

2. He's not going to make any money 

3. He's interested in getting money 

4. He's abroad on business 

203 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "He can hardly argue with that suggestion" 

1. He'll have plenty of objections to make to it 

2. There is no reason for him to disagree 

3. There may be a terrible row about it 

4. He may have a better plan of his own 


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204 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "On the other hand, he may be right" 

1. On the contrary, what he says is correct 

2. But it's also possible that what he says is correct 

3. He's correct from another point of view 

4. Not at all. He's the most suitable man for the job. 

205 - Word "PAIR" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. a fruit 

2. structure built out into the sea 

3. tiny opening in the skin 

4. animal's foot 

206 - Word "PALE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. outer skin of fruit 

2. things put on top of each other 

3. friend 

4. bucket 

207 - Word "RAISE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. beams of light 

2. grain eaten in China 

3. running competition 

4. go up 

208 - Word "MADE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. woman servant 

2. one of a pair of animals 

3. small carpet 

4. crazy 

209 - Word "SAUCE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. painful parts of the body 

2. stretches of land beside the sea 

3. works with needle and thread 

4. starting point of a river 

210 - The starter gave the ..... for the race to begin. 

1. despatch 

2. advice 

3. attention 

4. signal 

211 - He's a nice dog. He won't do you any ..... . 

1. hurt 

2. bite 

3. ill 

4. harm 


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212 - It wasn't an accident. He did it on ..... . 

1. intention 

2. purpose 

3. determination 

4. reason 

213 - We want him to retire but he won't ..... to it. 

1. agree 

2. admit 

3. accept 

4. allow 

214 - She put a ..... of icing on top of the cake. 

1. layer 

2. cover 

3. plain 

4. level 

215 - One of the water ..... has burst and the kitchen is full of water. 

1. channels 

2. pipes 

3. tubes 

4. conductors 

216 - A ..... of mine, my cousin John, has a house near there. 

1. parent 

2. relationship 

3. familiar 

4. relative 

217 - I ..... of his course of action, so I told him to go ahead. 

1. agreed 

2. consented 

3. approved 

4. accepted 

218 - Close the door please. I don't like sitting in a ............. . 

1. draught 

2. blow 

3. vent 

4. current 

219 - There's no beer left and the pubs are shut so you'll have to ............... . 

1. go through 

2. go for 

3. go off 

4. go without 

220 - He lost his ..... and hit me. 

1. mood 

2. temper 

3. sense 

4. manner 


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221 - At the beginning of the school year, every teacher is ..... a classroom. 

1. distributed 

2. sorted 

3. registered 

4. allocated 

222 - She's such an irritating woman. I don't know how you can ..... her. 

1. put up 

2. stand up with 

3. put up with 

4. stand with 

223 - He ..... a sum of money every week for his old age. 

1. sets along 

2. sets aside 

3. sets in 

4. sets up 

224 - He fell in love with her at first ............... . 

1. view 

2. look 

3. scene 

4. sight 

225 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "We have something in common" 

1. We like each other 

2. We're both ordinary 

3. We're partners 

4. In one way, we're similar 

226 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "The wedding's off" 

1. The marriage ceremony has started 

2. The marriage has been cancelled 

3. They are going to get a divorce 

4. The bride and bridegroom are on their way to the honeymoon 

227 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "I'm fed up with it" 

1. I'm worn out 

2. I've had enough to eat 

3. I'm getting fat 

4. I'm tired of it 

228 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "That's all for the best" 

1. It's finished happily in spite of everything 

2. It's an advantage, under the circumstances 

3. Everything about it is perfect 

4. The others will have to wait their turn 

229 - Choose the correct explanation of the meaning: "I wouldn't take it for granted" 

1. I don't trust it 

2. I'd prefer to pay for it 

3. I wouldn't accept it at any price 

4. I wouldn't assume that it will be all right 


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230 - Word "PRAISE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. speaks to God 

2. awarded to winner of competition 

3. sum of money for which something is sold 

4. pushes steadily against 

231 - Word "FAIR" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. terror 

2. giving heat 

3. money charged for journey 

4. soft hair covering some animals 

232 - Word "PASTE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. walked with regular steps 

2. annoying animal or insect 

3. stopped for a moment 

4. opposite of future 

233 - Word "STEAL" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. metal 

2. way of writing 

3. way of getting through or over fence 

4. not moving 

234 - Word "SIGHT" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. one surface of an object 

2. place to sit down 

3. place where something is being built 

4. breathed out in relief 

235 - This test ..... a number of multiple-choice questions. 

1. consists in 

2. consists of 

3. composes of 

4. composes in 

236 - There could have been a war over it but in the end reason .............. . 

1. counted 

2. induced 

3. survived 

4. prevailed 

237 - They have asked us to ..... in the negotiations. 

1. be mixed 

2. take place 

3. involve 

4. participate 


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238 - I ..... on seeing the manager. The service in this hotel is terrible. 

1. persist 

2. affirm 

3. insist 

4. protest 

239 - I caught a ..... of the car before it disappeared around the bend. 

1. glare 

2. gleam 

3. glimpse 

4. glance 

240 - Would you please ..... from smoking while the lecture is in progress? 

1. avoid 

2. keep yourself 

3. refrain 

4. stop 

241 - The country needs a ..... government. We have had three Prime Ministers in a year. 

1. stable 

2. constant 

3. changeless 

4. stationary 

242 - A sergeant in the army wears three ..... on his arm. 

1. scratches 

2. strips 

3. streaks 

4. stripes 

243 - Hot metal ..... as it grows cooler. 

1. compresses 

2. reduces 

3. contracts 

4. condenses 

244 - He ..... a very busy life. 

1. runs 

2. leads 

3. follows 

4. carries 

245 - He ..... the money out of my hand and ran away. 

1. withdrew 

2. snatched 

3. clutched 

4. gripped 

246 - I was unable to ..... him to do as I said. 

1. convince 

2. persuade 

3. dispose 

4. prevail 


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247 - He thinks about nothing but playing golf. He's completely ..... to it. 

1. overcome 

2. tempted 

3. ascribed 

4. addicted 

248 - I'm going into the garden to ..... some flowers. 

1. snatch 

2. seize 

3. grip 

4. pick 

249 - We finally ..... an agreement after a lot of hard bargaining. 

1. did 

2. arrived 

3. drove 

4. reached 

250 - He accidentally ..... fire to the house. 

1. started 

2. set 

3. put 

4. gave 

251 - He's always ..... the Government but he never votes in the elections. 

1. running out 

2. calling out 

3. running down 

4. calling off 

252 - The factory has increased its ..... by 10 per cent this year. 

1. exposure 

2. make-up 

3. product 

4. output 

253 - He ..... when his mother died. 

1. fell in bits 

2. broke himself up 

3. went to pieces 

4. split up 

254 - We've spent so much money recently that our bank balance must be ................ . 

1. in the red 

2. in the pink 

3. in the column 

4. in the rut 

255 - We've had a lot of problems to solve but at last we're ................ . 

1. beyond the pale 

2. out of the wood 

3. over the traces 

4. up the wall 


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256 - He's sometimes bad-tempered but he's a good fellow ............... . 

1. in heart 

2. with heart 

3. at heart 

4. by heart 

257 - Word "BROOD" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. wide 

2. stupid, animal-like person 

3. red liquid 

4. made beer 

258 - Word "LED" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. heavy metal 

2. go first 

3. permit 

4. young boy 

259 - Word "WEARS" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. articles offered for sale 

2. not as good as 

3. thin pieces of metal drawn out like thread 

4. walls built across rivers to control flow of water 

260 - Word "COURSE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. rough in manners or language 

2. reason for something occurring 

3. savage dogs 

4. word or phrase calling down misfortune on another person 

261 - The author of the report is well ..... with the problems in the hospital because he has been 

working there for many years. 

1. informed 

2. acquainted 

3. advised 

4. enlightened 

262 - The garden has been ............ . There are weeds growing everywhere. 

1. miscarried 

2. neglected 

3. unnoticed 

4. uncared 

263 - Naturally my client will ..... payment of the cheque until he is satisfied that the work has 

been properly carried out. 

1. withhold 

2. uphold 

3. hold in 

4. withdraw 


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264 - I will never ..... them to take the child away from me. 

1. let 

2. admit 

3. allow 

4. tolerate 

265 - Petrol was ..... and had to be rationed. 

1. little 

2. scarce 

3. lacked 

4. inadequate 

266 - She is so ..... that she believes everything she is told. 

1. frank 

2. ingenious 

3. sincere 

4. naive 

267 - These continual ..... in temperature make it impossible to decide what to wear. 

1. transformations 

2. fluctuations 

3. exchanges 

4. agitations 

268 - She's the most ..... secretary I've ever had. 

1. efficient 

2. practised 

3. industrial 

4. working 

269 - This kind of question can sometimes be answered only by process of ............ . 

1. abolition 

2. exception 

3. subtraction 

4. elimination 

270 - The boxer ..... and almost fell when his opponent hit him. 

1. scrambled 

2. staggered 

3. shattered 

4. stammered 

271 - That door ..... when you open it. You must put some oil on the hinges. 

1. rumbles 

2. creaks 

3. cracks 

4. rustles 

272 - He was ..... of deciding anything for himself. 

1. unable 

2. ineffective 

3. incapable 

4. incompetent 


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273 - He seems to think the plan will work but I am ..... about its success. 

1. incredible 

2. unbelievable 

3. cynical 

4. sceptical 

274 - It would be ..... a risk to let the child go to school by himself. 

1. running 

2. passing 

3. following 

4. carrying 

275 - You're old enough tp ..... your own living. 

1. earn 

2. maintain 

3. win 

4. gain 

276 - He took some money out and put his ..... back in his inside pocket. 

1. compact 

2. briefcase 

3. wallet 

4. cash box 

277 - The actor forgot his lines but ..... so well that the audience didn't notice. 

1. went off with it 

2. put it off 

3. came across it 

4. carried it off 

278 - She did her work quite well but she was so ..... that she told the boss she could run the 

company better herself. 

1. uplifted 

2. outstretched 

3. outspoken 

4. outstanding 

279 - Don't ..... because you're losing the argument. 

1. alter the theme 

2. vary the tune 

3. pull the wool 

4. change the subject 

280 - I can't remember the title of it exactly. I've got it ................. . 

1. on the tip of my tongue 

2. on the point of my tongue 

3. down in the mouth 

4. at the edge of my mouth 

281 - The children are very well, except for Emma. She's been ..... these last two days. 

1. out of condition 

2. off health 

3. off colour 

4. out of the weather 


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282 - We had given ourselves so little time to get to the airport that it was ..... whether we would 

catch the plane. 

1. touch and go 

2. to and from 

3. give and take 

4. stop and go 

283 - Word "PEERS" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. makes a noise like a cat 

2. make a hole with a sharp instrument 

3. sets of two things of the same kind 

4. structures built out into the sea 

284 - Word "AIR" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. anger 

2. person receiving title or property on the death of another 

3. animal like a rabbit 

4. pay for the use of something for a time 

285 - Word "MINER" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. less important 

2. way of behaving 

3. more lacking in generosity 

4. more important 

286 - Word "HALL" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. throw 

2. opening in the ground 

3. entire 

4. pull with effort 

287 - We'll ..... you as soon as we have any further information. 

1. make known 

2. relate 

3. communicate 

4. notify 

288 - I'm sorry to ..... you while you're working but I must ask you a question. 

1. molest 

2. intrude 

3. interfere 

4. bother 

289 - She's very pretty but that kind of face doesn't ..... to me. 

1. appeal 

2. fancy 

3. call 

4. attract 


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290 - All cars made nowadays are ..... with safety belts. 

1. equipped 

2. prepared 

3. packed 

4. built in 

291 - She made it ..... that she didn't approve by throwing something at me. 

1. frank 

2. plain 

3. revealed 

4. sincere 

292 - It was the only ..... of action left to me. 

1. direction 

2. course 

3. conduct 

4. route 

293 - They're going to build a big office block on that ..... piece of land. 

1. blank 

2. hollow 

3. vacant 

4. void 

294 - The company has made the usual ..... preliminary offer to the workers, but they won't 

accept it unless there is a clear statement of the new wage rates. 

1. probationary 

2. apprehensive 

3. tentative 

4. suggestive 

295 - The thieves ..... the papers all over the room while they were searching for the money. 

1. strayed 

2. broadcast 

3. scattered 

4. sowed 

296 - I didn't notice the log on the ground and ..... over it. 

1. crept 

2. stumbled 

3. skipped 

4. crushed 

297 - The prince ..... power on the death of his father. 

1. assumed 

2. resumed 

3. consumed 

4. presumed 

298 - Give me a ..... of paper and I'll write down the main points of the lecture. 

1. fragment 

2. blade 

3. sheet 

4. leaf 


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299 - I have promised to help you and I will ..... my word. 

1. stick 

2. hold 

3. follow 

4. keep 

300 - He's the kind of man who's fond of ..... compliments to other men's wives. 

1. saying 

2. showing 

3. paying 

4. expressing 

301 - I put the milk ..... back in the 'fridge. 

1. flask 

2. holder 

3. jug 

4. vase 

302 - The lawyer will ..... the contract for you. 

1. do out 

2. do up 

3. draw up 

4. draw out 

303 - He's ..... drink and never does a stroke of work. 

1. taken up 

2. gone to 

3. gone for 

4. taken to 

304 - There has been a serious ..... of the disease in the North. 

1. output 

2. outrage 

3. outbreak 

4. outcome 

305 - We've been sitting here doing nothing about it for days. It's time we ..... the problem. 

1. shook hands with 

2. got to grips with 

3. got to brass tacks with 

4. reached the bottom of 

306 - He couldn't have meant it seriously. He must have been .............. . 

1. pulling your leg 

2. twisting your arm 

3. doing his little joke 

4. taking the sense 

307 - He'll never commit himself. He'll just ..... until everyone else has given his opinion. 

1. wait in the rain 

2. sleep in the shadow 

3. sit on the fence 

4. hide under the table 


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308 - We had not been on good terms for some time but the matter ..... when he accused me of 

stealing. 

1. went out of my head 

2. came to a head 

3. came under this head 

4. went to my head 

309 - Word "HAIR" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. animal like a rabbit 

2. pay for the use of something for a time 

3. extending further upwards 

4. person receiving title or property on death of another 

310 - Word "LEAST" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. for fear that 

2. number of names written down 

3. fastened 

4. rented 

311 - Word "HOLE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. entire 

2. pull with effort 

3. throw 

4. cry like a wolf 

312 - Word "PAUSE" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. faculties 

2. animals' feet 

3. used for carrying money 

4. people without much money 

313 - The workers ..... a fair wage for their work. 

1. appealed 

2. campaigned 

3. demanded 

4. asked 

314 - I ..... of the way he behaved at the meeting. 

1. condemned 

2. disagreed 

3. disapproved 

4. objected 

315 - I can ..... him to you for the job. He is a very good worker. 

1. advise 

2. prompt 

3. recommend 

4. suggest 


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316 - He is looking for a job that will give him greater ..... for initiative. 

1. suitability 

2. place 

3. scope 

4. space 

317 - His test results are not very ........ . He does well one week and badly the next. 

1. invariable 

2. consequent 

3. continuous 

4. consistent 

318 - You cannot expect people to work hard unless you give them some kind of .......... . 

1. fascination 

2. temptation 

3. provocation 

4. incentive 

319 - She is so ..... that she cried for days when her pet rabbit died. 

1. sensitive 

2. sensible 

3. touched 

4. impressive 

320 - We must ..... that the telegram arrives in time. 

1. assure 

2. secure 

3. certify 

4. ensure 

321 - "You didn't seriously think that she'd marry someone with your prospects and accent, did 

you?" he ........... . 

1. despised 

2. sneered 

3. cheered 

4. derided 

322 - The man ..... because he had a bad leg. 

1. limped 

2. crept 

3. crawled 

4. stuttered 

323 - I'm afraid this painting is not by Picasso. It's only a copy and so it's ............... . 

1. unworthy 

2. worthless 

3. invaluable 

4. priceless 

324 - They are obviously brothers. The likeness is ................ . 

1. faultless 

2. infallible 

3. unmistakable 

4. doubtless 


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325 - It was dark in the tunnel so he ..... a match. 

1. hit 

2. burnt 

3. fired 

4. struck 

326 - He is always ..... fault with other people though he doesn't do his own work properly. 

1. seeking 

2. looking for 

3. putting 

4. finding 

327 - The shepherd trained the dog to look after his ..... of sheep. 

1. collection 

2. herd 

3. pack 

4. flock 

328 - How many of you are ..... the Proficiency examination? 

1. going in for 

2. entering into 

3. writing in for 

4. putting down in 

329 - They were so far away that I couldn't ..... their faces clearly. 

1. make out 

2. make up 

3. see over 

4. see through 

330 - At first everything went well with the project but recently we have had a number of ..... with 

the machines. 

1. set-ups 

2. outbreaks 

3. setbacks 

4. outputs 

331 - What a strange animal! It looks like a ..... a deer and a moose. 

1. mix of 

2. cross between 

3. half of 

4. result from 

332 - I have ..... with you. Why didn't you keep your appointment with me yesterday? 

1. a leg to pull 

2. a row to share 

3. a bone to pick 

4. an argument to make 

333 - You'd better ..... when you speak to the boss. He's in a very bad mood this morning. 

1. watch your step 

2. put your foot in it 

3. steal a march 

4. mind your pace 


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334 - Children are likely to get ..... if no one cares about their upbringing. 

1. out of hand 

2. away from hand 

3. away from the hand 

4. out of the hand 

335 - Word "SEES" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with different 


1. take hold of 

2. speaks words 

3. expresses sadness or relief 

4. stop 

336 - Word "SEWN" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. planted in ground or soil 

2. before long 

3. cut with a saw 

4. male child 

337 - Word "THROUGH" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. propel through the air by strength of arm 

2. long, open box for animals to drink from 

3. propelled through the air by strength of arm 

4. not false 

338 - Word "GUEST" has the same sound as the one of the four definitions given, but with 


1. spirit of dead person 

2. person who entertains people in his house 

3. sudden rush of wind 

4. formed an opinion based on supposition 


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English Language with use of Aviation Terminology Questionnaire

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