1. How many students _______in your class?

A. are there- - B. there are- - C. is there- - D. there is- 

       2. My brother _______ well how to play with ankle bones.
A. is knowing- - B.know- - C.is know- - D. knows- 
       3. Many people _________Hybrid cars these days.
A.is driving- - B.have driven- - C.are driving- - D.drive- 
        4. We have never ________to America.
A.not gone- - B.been- - C.gone- - D.went- 
       5. My father __________for his uncle’s farm for more than ten years.
A.works- - B.is working- - C.has been working- - D.has been worked- 
       6. The plane _________one hour ago.
A.had landed - - B.has landed- - C.landed- - D.was landing- 
1. I_________in Osaka at this time last year.
A.had worked- - B.was working- - C.worked- - D.had been working- 
1. My mother_________ dinner by the time we arriived home.
A. was cooking- -B.cooked - - C. had been cooking- -D. had cooked- 
1. They ________ together for two years before they got married.
A. had travelled- -B.had been travelling- -C. were travelling- -D.travelled- 
1. A: I can’t hear you. It’s too noisy. B: So, I_____the music.
A. am going to turn down- -B.am turning down- -C. will turn down- -D.turn down- 
       11. Please, switch off the light. I__________ to sleep.
A. am going- -B. going- -C. go- -D.will go- 
1. Serena has got _________Grand Slam titles than Venus.
A.more- -B.many- -C.a lot of - -D.all- 
1. Nomun is __________at science than Saran.
A.good- -B.better- -C.the best- -D. well- 
        14. They ________ home by Sunday evening.
A.will return- -B.will be returning- -C.will be returned- -D. will have returned- 
1. By the end of this year, I __________as a teacher for 30 years.
A.will work- -B.will have been working- -C.will be working- -D.will have worked- 
1. Mongolian National festival “Naadam” __________in July, 11 and 12 .
th th

A.celebrate- -B.celebrating- -C.is celebrated- -D.celebrates- 
        17. The opening ceremony of this stadium ___________widely.
A.had organized- -B.was organizing- -C.was organized- -D.organized- 
1. The tickets ________by the time we arrived.
A. had been sold- -B.was sold- -C.sold- -D. had sold- 
1. It’s too dark here because the electricity _________.
A.just went off - -B.has just been off.- -C. had just gone off- -D. has just gone off.- 
1. The exam papers ________ as soon as they finish doing all tasks.
A.will have checked- -B.is checked- -C. will check- -D.will be checked- 
1. He said that he ___________ a toothache.
A. has got - -B.had got- -C.have got- -D. having got- 
       22. Gerel says that her father _________an engineer.
A.been- -B.would- -C.was - -D.is- 
1. All students said that the exam tasks ______very difficult.
A.was - -B.have been- -C.had been- -D. are- 
1. Most students_________the teacher about their future plans.
A.tells - -B.told - -C.say - -D.said- 
1. My brother asked me _________I had seen the actor before.
A.whether - -B.either- -C.until - -D.unless- 
1. Spending too much time _______the TV is bad for your eyes.
A.forward - -B.above - -C.in front of- -D.on- 
       27. The man was walking _________the river while his wife was swimming there.
A.against - -B.over - -C.along - -D.below- 
       28. The airport is ________ my home. It takes only ten minutes to go there.
A.along- -B.next - -C.by - -D. near- 
1. The cowboy has never fallen _______the horse.
A.down- -B.off- -C.out of - -D.from- 
1. Farmers keep on working outside _________the bad weather.
A.despite- -B.however- -C.although - -D.but- 
1. If Mattew__________ any money, he spends it.
A.would have- -B.has- -C.have- -D.will have- 
1. If we don’t drink enough water, the skin ______easily.
A.to dry- -B.would dry- -C.will dry - -D.dries- 
 1. If there ________enough people, we can hire a minibus.
A.are - -B.be- -C.will be - -D.would be- 
                34. If you don’t apologize, I___________never speak to you again.
A.would- -B.will not - -C.am- -D.will- 
1. If he got up earlier, he __________always be late.
A.is- -B.will - -C.wouldn’t- -D.would have- 
1. We would travel a lot if we ___________ enough money.
A. had have- -B.had- -C.have- -D.will have- 
1. If you had arrived earlier, you__________dinner.
A. won’t miss- -B.weren’t miss- -C.won’t have missed- -D.wouldn’t have missed- 
1. I wouldn’t have called you so late if I __________what time it was.
A. had realised- -B.would realise - -C.have realised - -D.realised- 
1. ________you wear warm socks and boots, you will have a sore throat.
A.Until - -B.When - -C.Unless - -D.If- 
1. I wasn’t chosen for the basketball team . I wish I________taller.
A.would- -B.am- -C.were - -D.was- 
1. If only I _______more foreign languages.
A.was known- -B.knows- -C.will know- -D. knew- 
1. We played not well. We wish _______the game!
A.win - -B.had won- -C.won- -D.would won- 
        43. ________you have your hair cut yesterday?
A.Would- -B.Had- -C.Were- -D.Did- 
        44. My father is interested in _____the international news and the local news.
A.also - -B.either- -C.neither - -D.both- 
1. _________of the boys has seen the football match yet.
A.Both- -B.All- -C.Either - -D.Neither- 
1. My Korean friend speaks neither English ________Mongolian.
A.nor - -B.or - -C.or not - -D.not- 
1. We could watch TV or we could use the Internet, __________is fine with me.
A.all- -B.both- -C.either- -D. neither- 
1. We enjoyed the picnic so much. At the same time it was ______lovely day.
A.such as- -B.such a- -C.such- -D. so- 
1. Fetching the water from the river was not __________difficult for me.
A.such- -B.so - -C.very much - -D.such a- 
1. James has three sisters, one of _________is married.
A. they- -B.theirs'- -C.their- -D.them- 
1. A cooler box is something ________is used for keeping food to store food fresh.
A.what- -B.which - -C.who - -D.whom- 
1. Is that the writer ________wrote the book about Chinggis Khan?
A.who- -B. which - -C. whose - -D. whom- 
1. Do you remember the day ________we first met?
A.while- -B.which - -C.when - -D.where- 
1. My father’s new office is in the street ________my girlfriend lives.
A.there- -B.in which- -C.here- -D.where- 
1.  I hope, you know well the reason ________people prefer electric cars.
A.who- -B.why- -C.when - -D.which- 
1.  She wanted to be _____actress since her childhood.
A.__- -B.the - -C.a - -D. an- 
1. They met _______year ago at a roadside cafe.
A.the- -B.____ - -C.an- -D.a- 
1.  ”Khuvsgul” lake is one of________largest freshwater lakes in Asia.
A.the- -B.a - -C. an - -D._- 
1. There are many big shopping centers in________Oxford Street.
A. a- -B.__- -C.an- -D. the- 
1.  Our friends took us to a/an_________restaurant when we were in Tokyo.
A.expensive, Japanese, famous- -B. famous, Japanese, expensive- -C.Japanese, famous, expensive- -D.
famous, expensive, Japanese- 
1. The history books are _______than those for languages.
A.expensive- -B.more expensive- -C.most expensive - -D.much expensive- 
1. Dogwood trees do not grow ________tall as oaks do.
A.same - -B.as - -C.like- -D.than- 
1.  Boxers train ___________from football players.
A.differently- -B.different- -C.more different- -D.as different as- 
1. It’ s___________painting I’ve ever seen.
 A.more beautiful- -B.beautiful- -C.most beautiful- -D. the most beautiful- 
1. We have been friends_________our school years.
A.for- -B.till - -C.during - -D.since- 
1. Mongolians celebrate the Lunar New Year ______February.
A.of- -B.in- -C.at- -D.on- 
1. “When did you call Susan?” ”I called her ________I had put the shopping away.”
A.after- -B.while- -C.when- -D. by the time- 
1. My parents let me ________what I wanted.
A.to doing- -B.doing - -C.do- -D. to do- 
1. My parents will never agree ______us that much money.
A.to lending- -B.to lend- -C.lend- -D. lending- 
1. I’ve always avoided ______my cousins.
A.visit- -B.to visit- -C.to be visiting- -D. visiting- 
1. If you want to go on holiday, you had better _______early.
A.book- -B.booking - -C.to be booked- -D. to book- 
1. Pat _______the cold air blowing on him.
A.feeling- -B.feel - -C.feels- -D.is feeling- 
1. Martha __________to be more careful now.
A.is remembering- -B.remembered - -C.remember - -D.remembers- 
1. Karen loves romantic films, but John can’t stand_____.
A.they- -B.them - -C.their- -D.it- 
1.  Whose books are these? These are _________.
A.myself - -B.mine - -C.me- -D. my- 
1. Who is ____man over there?
A.this - -B.these- -C.those- -D. that- 
1.  Did you prepare ____________to have for dinner?
A.anything- -B.something- -C.nothing- -D.everything- 
1.  A: Let’s play outside! B: I can’t. I’ve got ________homework to do.
A.few- -B.a lot of- -C.many - -D.much- 
1.  Could I have_______more coffee please?
A.no- -B.few- -C. any - -D. some- 
1.  His parents don’t allow him to eat________sweets.
A.much- -B.any- -C.none - -D.some- 
1.  You should drink ________water after every meal.
A.lots- -B.a little- -C.a few - -D.any- 
1.  ”Tuul” river is ______polluted to swim in.
A.too many- -B.too much- -C.enough- -D. too- 
1.  There are many strict rules in this park. One of them is you________smoke in here.
A.can’t- -B.may not- -C.mustn’t- -D.shouldn’t- 
1.  Doctors and nurses______listen to their patients.
A.must- -B.need- -C.can- -D.may- 
1. All children ________wash their hands before having a meal.
A.has to- -B.needn’t to- -C.shouldn’t - -D.should- 
1. He _______go to the supermarket, because his wife had already done it.
A. didn’t need to - -B.might not - -C.can’t- -D.ought to- 
1.  ________we go for a walk?
A. Were- -B.Shall- -C.Will - -D.Are- 
1. Bold can ski, and ________Tungalag.
A.so can- -B. so does- -C.so is- -D.so has- 
1. Munkhtuya cooks vegetarian food very well, and _______her mother.
A.neither does- -B.neither is- -C.so does- -D.so is- 
1. You haven’t heard a weather forecast, ___________?
A.don’t you- -B.haven’t you- -C.have you- -D.do you- 
1. These children can swim, _________?
A.can’t they- -B.can they- -C.do they - -D.don’t they- 
1. Andrew lives near here, ________?
A.isn’t he- -B.is he- -C.doesn’t he- -D.does he- 
1.  I am used to ________ glasses as an optician advised.
A.have worn- -B.to wear- -C.wearing- -D. wear- 
1.  My grandfather ________smoke, but he gave it up.
A.used - -B.uses- -C.used to- -D. is used to- 
1. When I was at school, I ________ play any sports.
A.used to- -B.didn’t use to- -C.didn’t used to- -D. am used to- 
1.  The cake was delicious but I’m __________ full, thanks
 A.incomplete- -B.completion- -C.complete- -D.completely- 
1. The forest is very _________on Sunday mornings.
A.peaceful- -B.peaceable- -C.peace- -D.peacefully- 
1. Our trip to Egypt was _________.
A.adventurer- -B.adventures- -C.adventurous- -D.adventure- 
1.  Despite his____________, Simon is excellent at playing sport.
A.ability- -B.disability- -C.able- -D.disabled- 
1. This radio is ____________because it doesn’t work.
A.useful- -B.useless- -C.using- -D.used- 
1. All company__________ must obey the rules.
A.employees- -B.employ- -C.employment- -D.unempolyment- 
1. Mr. Bayar has been a __________ of this village for ten years.
A.residential- -B.residence - -C.reside- -D.resident- 
1. My neighbours are building a (an) ____________on their house.
A.extend- -B.extension- -C.extended - -D.extensive- 
1. This is a (an) ______area. Can you see that sign?
A.smoked- -B.smoke- -C.non-smoking- -D.smoking- 
1. My parents pay a lot of money for my school __________.
A. supply- -B.supplies- -C.supplier- -D. supplying- 
1. Teachers are always very patient_________students’ noise.
A.of- -B.to- -C.with- -D.for- 
1. The wrestlers are ready_________the next round.
A.for- -B.to- -C.into- -D.with- 
1. People should rely______each other.
A.to- -B.in- -C.on - -D.for- 
1.  My parents always congratulate us _______our good marks.
A.of- -B.to- -C.for- -D. on- 
1. Our English textbook consists________six modules.
A. of- -B. for- -C. with- -D.by- 
1. Mongolia is famous ________beautiful nature.
             A.with - -B.from- -C.for - -D.by- 
1. I’m allergic ________all types of nuts so I never eat any of them.
              A.in- -B.into- -C.to- -D.for- 
1. Our clients are satisfied ______the restaurant service.
A.against- -B.with- -C.for- -D.to- 
1. We are always proud ______our ancestors.
A.by - -B.of - -C.for - -D.with- 
1. Please, fill in the application form to apply _____a part time job.
A.at- -B.to- -C.for- -D. on- 
1. The car crashed _______a big tree because of a careless driver.
             A.at - -B.by - -C.to - -D.into- 
1. I’m looking ________my niece at the weekend.
A.through- -B.at- -C.for- -D.after- 
1. The police is looking __________the theft near the supermarket.
A.about - -B.at - -C.for - -D.up- 
1. She was a long time in getting________ her illness.
A.off- -B.over- -C.into- -D.up- 
1. Let’s hurry up, the sun is going __________.
A.from- -B.down                                           - -C.out- -D.off- 
1. The children were brought________by their grandparents.
A.under- -B.by - -C.up - -D. down- 
1. You should try to give ________smoking. It’s unhealthy.
    A.up- -B.down- -C.to- -D.off- 
1. When you turn _________the light, I will sleep.
A.out - -B.off - -C.down- -D.up - 
1. Outside the restaurant, we came _______the singer who won the “Golden microphone.”
A.across - -B.into- -C.around- -D.about- 
1. In winter I prefer to put ______the felt slippers at home.
    A.up- -B.away- -C.off- -D. on- 
1. Don’t forget to take your books ______to the library on time.
A.on- -B.back- -C.by- -D.down- 
1. Mongolians don’t like to roll _____the deel sleeves inside.
A.from- -B.up- -C. back - -D. into- 
1. We put up a tent to keep the rain ________.
 A.off- -B.on- -C.from- -D.out- 
1. You should avoid eating ______ . It’s expensive.
A.upon- -B.around- -C.out- -D. along- 
1. The sumo wrestlers eat a lot to get ______their shape.
A.up- -B.into- -C.down- -D.off- 
1.  My brother is a very active person. He lives life in the fast lane.
A.a life full of activity and excitement - -B.a boring life- -C.a life full of mysteries - -D. a life lack of
everything- 
1. Being a coach potato is a bad habit.
A.eating too many potatoes - -B.feeling lazy but playing a lot- -C.spending too much time on sleeping
- -D. spending too much time on watching TV- 
1. Before you start the presentation you need to break the ice.
A.Make people arrive on time- -B. All people should know each other. - -C.Make people feel more
comfortable- -D. All people should be registered.- 
1. It’s strange, the dog and the cat are like two peas in a pod. 
A. They're always together- -B. They look alike. - -C. They never get on. - -D. They’re never together.- 
1. The students passed the Math exam so they are on cloud nine.
A.They are very exhausted- -B.They are very happy - -C.They are very depressed- -D.They are very
sad.- 
1. Don’t worry. I’ll fix it as long as it's a piece of cake.
A.It’s hard - -B.It’s complicated - -C.It’s cheap. - -D.It's easy- 
1. I’m proud of your achievement. It’s true that every cloud has a silver lining.
A.Good things and bad things happen together.- -B.Good things come after bad things- -C. People never
learn from bad things. - -D. Every thing brings achievement.- 
1. It’s great to hear from my best friend. It’s really made my day.
A.feel anxious- -B.feel happy- -C.feel boring- -D.feel nervous- 
1. The neighbours’ loud music every night is driving me up the wall.
A.making boring- -B.making angry- -C.making cheerful- -D. making happy- 
1. Taxi-driving is his bread and butter however he writes good books.
A.saving money- -B.wasting money- -C.spending money - -D.earning money- 
CHOOSE THE OPPOSITE TO THE GIVEN WORD.
141. I don’t like fruits which are very sweet.
A.salty- -B.sugary- -C.tasty - -D.sour- 
              142. I think most Indian food consists of mild curries.
A.salty- -B.spicy - -C.bitter- -D.sour- 
 143. The book was about warm-hearted people.
A.unkind- -B.unfriendly- -C.dishonest - -D.impolite- 
1. Is he working full time? No,____________.
A.part time- -B.no time - -C.over time- -D.half time- 
 145. Would you say the boy’s naughty?
A.noisy- -B.well- behaved- -C.obedient - -D.quiet- 
1. Weather is not constant. It's rather ________.
 A. changeable - -B.cozy - -C. different- -D.simple- 
 147. Please, read this instruction before you lift the heavy things. 
A.easy- -B.soft - -C.light- -D.rough- 
 148. The director accepted the ideas about the change of free time activities.
A.solved- -B.rejected- -C.denied- -D.reported - 
 149. We took an abundant supply of food with us.
A.limited- -B.little- -C. medium - -D.shortage- 
 150. The bag was empty when I opened it.
A.shuggy- -B.full- -C.dirty- -D.new- 
 151. The window is made from very strong glass.
A.shiny - -B.thick- -C.fragile- -D. thin- 
 
152. David is a quite close relative of my father.
A. common - -B.distant- -C.far - -D.near- 
CHOOSE THE SYNONYM FOR THE WORD IN BOLD. 
153. This house is designed in modern ways.
A.new- -B.cozy- -C.old - -D.elegant- 
 154.She is one of the most capable workers of the company.
A. fast - -B.lazy- -C.forgetful - -D.skillful- 
 155. My English grammar knowledge has been progressed greatly.
A.graded- -B.improved - -C.increased - -D. expanded- 
 156.Using the mobile phone during the class is strictly forbidden.
A.accepted- -B.prohibited- -C.allowed- -D.agreed- 
 157. I always divide my students into two or three small groups.
A.combine- -B.call- -C.join- -D. split- 
 158. I’m exhausted after jogging all that way.
A.thrilled- -B.tired- -C.depressed- -D. relaxed- 
 159. When I got onto the roof, I felt terrified.
A.shocked- -B.frightened- -C.disappointed- -D.amazed- 
 160. All children were excited when they won the match.
A.thrilled- -B.bored - -C.interested- -D.surprised- 
 161. The brave explorer faced some terrifying hazards along the way.
A.experiences - -B.dangers- -C. adventures- -D.horrors- 
 162. We must conserve the surrounding nature.
A.keep - -B.protect - -C.save - -D. clean- 
1. The new manager is planning to _______some changes.
A.try - -B.make - -C.do - -D.have- 
1.  Suren had to _______a choice between his career and family.
A.make- -B.do- -C.decide - -D.choose- 

1.  All that matters in the exam is to _______your best.

A.get- -B.have- -C.make- -D.do- 
1.  Let’s ________a party at the end of the season.
A.go- -B.make - -C.take- -D.have- 
1.  She _________attention to what I suggested her.
A.took - -B.paid - -C.got - -D. had- 
1.  We need to ________an action immedieately if we want to be paid well.
A.make- -B.pay - -C.get - -D.take- 
1.  My uncle’s company ________a good profit last year.
A.won- -B.made - -C.had - -D.did- 
1. My sister is __________a baby.
A.expecting- -B.waiting for- -C.looking forward- -D. starting- 
1.  You need to be skillful in order to ______a successful business.
A.make- -B.run- -C.work- -D.go- 
1.  There was a big protest against child __________.
A.career - -B.job - -C.labour - -D.work- 
1.  I _________the impression that you didn’t like Molly.
A.made- -B.did- -C.had- -D. shared- 
1.  I need to book a________holiday.
A.fixed - -B.package- -C.detailed - -D. luxury- 
1.  Everybody wants to have a ______job.
A.well paid - -B.high paid - -C.good paid- -D.low paid job- 
1.  The English teacher told us she would _______a test the following day.
A.have- -B.take- -C.get - -D.give- 
1.  One of the dinner ___________broken.
A. plate is - -B. plates are- -C. plates is- -D. plate are- 
1.  A: Why are you so dirty? B: I ………………(repair) my bicycle all morning.
A. have repaired- -B. have been repairing- -C. has repaired - -D. has been repairing - 
1. A: You looked tired when I met you last night.    B: Well, I ……………(paint) the house all day.
A. Had been painting- -B. have been painting- -C. have painted- -D. had painted - 
1. A: Have you sent those documents yet?      B. Yes, I …………………(post) them two days ago.
A. had posted- -B. have posted- -C. posted - -D. has posted- 
1. A: It’s ten o’clock.   B: Yes. The plane …………………..(land) in Moscow by now.
A. will land- -B. is landing- -C. will be landing- -D. will have landed- 
1. A: Did you invite Peter to your birthday party?  B: No, but when I ……....(meet) to him I ……….
(invite) him.
A. met/ invited- -B. meet/ would invite- -C. have met/ would invite- -D. meet/ will invite- 
       183. A: Do you like going to the theatre?      B. Yes, I usually …………… at least twice a month.
A. am going- -B. have gone - -C. have been going - -D. go - 
1. A: Did you ask Amy to the party?    B: Oh no! I forgot! I ………………… her tonight.
A. will ask- -B. am going to ask - -C. will be asking- -D. ask- 
1. A: Did you see Emily?     B: No, he …………………. by the time I arrived at school.
A. Was leaving- -B. had left - -C. left- -D. has left - 
1. A: Do you often run now?        B: No, but I ………… run a lot when I was at school.
A. used to- -B. will be using to- -C. was using to- -D. use to - 
1. A: I am going to drive to Ulaanbaatar tonight.  B: I’ve heard about that. If I ………..you, I ………….
in the snow.
A. was/ wouldn’t drive - -B. were/wouldn’t drive - -C. am / will drive- -D. had been/ wouldn’t have driven- 
      188.  The plane …………… at four o’clock. We must be at the airport by two o’clock. 
A. leaves- -B. has left - -C. left - -D. had left- 
1. It………….. colder and colder every day.
A. is getting- -B. got- -C. has got- -D. will get- 
1. ‘……………………. in a hotel?’  ‘No, but my parents did last summer in Russia.’
A. Have you ever been staying- -B. Did ever stay- -C. Have you ever stayed- -D. Had ever stayed - 
1. By the end of next month, she ………………………… for ten years.
A. will teach- -B. will have been teaching- -C. is teaching- -D. is going to teach- 
1. A; ‘When did you speak to Tim?’  B; ‘I met her as I ………………….. to work.’
A. had walked - -B. was walking - -C. am walking - -D. have been walking - 
1. A:‘Did you enjoy your holiday?’    B: Yes, but I am glad …………… home again.
A. Being- -B. to be- -C. be- -D. to been - 
1. A: Why is Linda so tired?         B: She ……………. very hard recently.
A. works- -B. is working - -C. has been working- -D. had been working- 
1. A: I want to meet Peter. B: Well, don’t meet him now. He …………………….
A. is studying- -B. studies- -C. has studied- -D. has been studying- 
1. A: How long ……………….. Carol?    B: Since we were small.
A. did you know - -B. are you knowing- -C. have you been knowing- -D. have you known- 
1. A:Did you enjoy your birthday party?  B: Oh, yes. It was ……………. birthday party I’ve ever had.
A. The best- -B. better - -C. good- -D. more good - 
1. A: Where is the magazine?  B: I threw it away. I thought you …………………reading it.
A. have finished - -B. finished- -C. had finished- -D. were finishing - 
1. A. Did you go to the party last night?  B: No, my brother made me …………… for the exam instead.
A. to study- -B. studying- -C. have studied- -D. study- 
1. This time yesterday we ………………… in the sea. 
A. swam - -B. are swimming- -C. were swimming- -D. had swum - 
1.  A: Would you like to go to the party?  B: No, really. I’m exhausted. I …………. hard all day.
A. had worked - -B. am working - -C. worked - -D. have been working - 
1. A: Why are you buying eggs and flour? B: Because I …………………… a cake.
A. am going to make- - B. make- -C. will make- -D. will be make- 
1. A: I met Peter last weekend. B: Really. I ………………………..(not /see) him for a long time.
A. haven’t seen - - B. didn’t see - -C. wasn’t seeing - -D. hadn’t see - 
1. If I had gone to the cafe, I ………………………… milk.
A. won’t drink- -B. won’t have drunk - -C. wouldn’t drink- -D. wouldn’t have drunk - 
1. Stan is a successful sportsman, but his sister is ………… than Stan.
A. successfuler- -B. more successful - -C. most successful - -D. successfulest - 
1.  Teacher: "Do your homework!"      The teacher told me …………………..
A. did your homework- -B. did my homework- -C. to do my homework- -D. to do your homework - 
1. A: Your house is very old. B: I know. I ………….. to a newer house next year.
A. Will move- -B. will be moving - -C. will have moved- -D. am going to move- 
1. See if you can …………your father to give you a lift to the cinema.
A. get round - -B. get through - -C. get up- -D. get out - 
1.  Animals are usually …………………. with a painless injection.
A. put off - -B. put on - -C. put down- -D. put in- 
1. I tried telling a few jokes but they didn’t …………………. 
A. come off - -B. come into - -C. come out - -D. come over - 
1.  They are unlikely to ……………………….. the scheme voluntarily.
A. go in- -B. go down with- -C. go over - -D. go along with- 
1.  . ……... a car’s coming!
A. Look after- -B. Look on - -C. Look at- -D. Look out- 
1.  The robbers ………. in a black car. 
A. got in - -B. got off - -C. got away - -D. got into - 
1.  I ……………………… seeing you soon 
A. look forward to- -B. look after - -C. look on- -D. look up - 
1. What a nuisance! We've ……………….. coffee.
A. run off- -B. run over - -C. run away - -D. run out of- 
1.  I'm ……………………… the Christmas break.
A. looking for - -B. looking out - -C. looking away - -D. looking forward to- 
1.  His uncle ………………….. last night after a long illness. 
A. passed on- -B. passed away - -C. passed for- -D. passed in - 
 1.  I won’t be a second, Frank. I just want to ……………….. my new tape recorder.
A. try off- -B. try over - -C. try up - -D. try out - 
1. We see they are going to …………… a book of Charles’s poems in the summer.
A. bring for- -B. bring on - -C. bring in- -D. bring off - 
1.  His gun …………. accidentally as he was climbing over a hence. 
A. went off - -B. went on - -C. went in- -D. went for - 
1.  You need rest to help you ………………… your operation.
A. get out - -B. get round- -C. get up- -D. get over- 
1. I’ll …………….. at the bakery and get some bread.
A. look down- -B. look on- -C. look out - -D. look in - 
1.  I‘ll ……………… you ….. outside your house at 9 o’clock.
A. pick/up- -B. pick/at - -C. pick/ at - -D. pick/on - 
1.  The sudden breeze made candles …………………...
A. blow over- -B. blow out - -C. blow on- -D. blow of - 
1.  The plane is cleared for ……………...
A. take on- -B. take out- -C. take over - -D. take off - 
1.  Burglars ………………. the house around midnight. 
A. broke into - -B. broke down - -C. broke away - -D. broke out - 
1.  Jamie really ………….. his dad.
A. takes off - -B takes on - -C. takes up - -D. takes after - 
 IDENTIFY AND CHOOSE THE ONE UNDERLINED WORD OR PHRASE THAT SHOULD BE
CORRECTED 
1. The Secondary School offers a programme intended building from the skills and experience
gained at Primary level to develop young people ready to become citizens of the world young
people with initiative, a cosmopolitan perspective, and a sense of social responsibility.
A. offers- -B. building- -C. at Primary - -D. of the world- 
1. Interviews with more than 40,000 people across a continent found that 16- to 24-year-olds in the
UK have the lowest levels of trust and belonging. 
A. with- -B. a continent- -C. 16-to 24-years-old- -D. the UK- 
1. Teenagers will be expected to stay in school for nine hours a day in order to master basic English
and maths and train for a trade or craft, under plans announced yesterday. 
A. will be expected- -B. in school- -C. in order to- -D. train- 
1. Today, Brazil is the world's largest coffee producers and is becoming a significant player in the
specialty coffee industry. 
A. the- -B. producers- -C. a significant- -D. specialty- 
1. Tea was first grew in Brazil in 1812. The 19th century tea industry in Brazil was heavily dependent
on slave labor, and when slavery was abolished in 1888 the tea trade collapsed.
A. grew- -B. heavily- -C. dependent- -D. and- 
     233. In my opinion they aren’t going nowhere special because of financial problem. 
A. In my- -B. aren't- -C. nowhere- -D. problem- 
     234.  When he came by the 4:30 o’clock train they were waiting him at the station. 
A. When- -B. by- -C. o'clock train- -D. were waiting- 
1. If boss comes from Moscow everybody will get their share. 
A. If- -B. comes- -C. from- -D. their- 
      236. Tom has never spent his holiday on the beach because he doesn’t know to swim.
A. never- -B. holiday- -C. because- -D. to swim- 
      237. I think exercise is good both for work as well as health. 
A. think- -B. is- -C. both for- -D. as well as- 
1. Tom has fewer money now and therefore he will drive a little less. 
A. fewer- -B. now- -C. therefore- -D. will drive- 
1. I have learn many things in my class today and now I can do my homework without any problems.
A. learn- -B. things- -C. and- -D.any - 
     240. If you have got that job, would you have been able to move to a new house? 
A. If- -B. have- -C. would- -D. a new house- 
      241. We realized where our weak points were and how to get rid of them. 
A. realized- -B. where- -C. weak points- -D. to get rid- 
      242. More police was sent to the scene of the crime. 
A. More- -B. was- -C. to- -D. the crime- 
      243. The old man settled the ball rolling, the others began to throw in their suggestion.
A. The- -B. settled- -C. rolling- -D. suggestion- 
     244. Mother doesn’t know how many time I spent in watching TV; if she ever found out, I’m sure she’d
never   forgive me. 
A. doesn't know- -B. many time- -C. ever- -D. I'm- 
     245. If the Watergate Scandal hasn’t occurred Nixon would not have resigned from the presidency. 
 A. If- -B. hasn't occurred- -C. would not have resigned- -D. the- 
1. For the living room I bought a lovely pair of velvet blue curtains and for the bedroom I got antique
mirror.
A. the- -B. a lovely- -C. velvet blue- -D. atique- 
      247. In my opinion, the lion is the more dangerous animal of all. 
A. In- -B. the lion- -C. the more- -D. animal- 
      248.  The city doesn’t need no more taxes; everyone pays too much already.
A. doesn't- -B. no- -C. pays- -D. already- 
      249. In contrast to its soft body and muscular feet, some mollusks have hard shells.
A. In contrast- -B. its- -C. feet- -D. have- 
       250. Surprisingly, my younger sister dresses more conservative than I do.
A. sister- -B. more- -C. conservative- -D. I- 
        251. In 1963, Betty Friedan’s expose of domesticity, The Feminine Mystique, became an immediate
bestseller and creating a national sensation.
A. Friedan's- -B. became- -C. an- -D. creating- 
        252. Less people stood in line for the concert, even though there were more tickets available.
A. Less- -B. in line- -C. even though- -D. more- 
        253. Of the three girls that recently joined the basketball team, Frieda is the tallest.
A. Of- -B. that- -C. joined- -D. tallest- 
       254. I don’t see why I should look forward to sitting in an armchair and do nothing just because I’m
over 60.
A. see- -B. I should- -C. do nothing- -D. because- 
        255. The owner and his wife are so pleasant people that we’ve decided to stay there again next year.
A. so pleasant people- -B. we've decided- -C. to stay- -D. again next year- 
        256. Manslaughter is where a person is killed unlawfully but without premeditation.
A. where- -B. is killed- -C. unlawfully- -D. without- 
        257. In rainy days, they stay indoors whereas we don’t mind going out if it’s necessary.
A. In- -B. days- -C. indoors- -D. going out- 
         258. That new person from the head office who is working with us reminds me to my uncle.
A. who- -B. is working- -C. me- -D. to- 
            259. Tuguldur enjoyed to be able to meet several members of famous local football team.
A. to be- -B. to meet- -C. several- -D. local- 
                 
260. After John eaten dinner, he wrote several letters and went to bed.
A. eaten- -B. he wrote- -C. several letters- -D. went to bed- 
            261. I always listen to the weather forecast to decide what clothes wear for the work.
A. listen to- -B. to decide- -C. wear- -D. for the work- 
  262. In the United States, there are much holidays throughout the year.
A. the- -B. there- -C. much- -D. the- 
   263. It has been a long time since we have talked to John, isn’t it?
A. has- -B. a long time- -C. since- -D. isn't it- 
 264. “The picture of the soldiers bring back many memories.” said the old man.
A. of the soldiers- -B . bring back- -C. many- -D. old man- 
     265. The teacher didn’t knew how many students would be in her Saturday class.
A. didn't knew- -B. how many- -C. would be- -D. in her- 
      266. Mary and her brother studied Biology last year, and so do I. 
A. her brother- -B. studied- -C. last year- -D. so do- 
       267. The science classes at this________ difficult.
A. schools are- -B. school is- -C. school are- -D. school’s is- 
1. I don’t get ______
A. many mail- -B. much mail- -C. many mails- -D. much mails- 
1.  I have a/an ___________ puppy.
A. cute black and white spotted Dalmatian- -B. black and white Dalmatian spotted cute- -C. Dalmatian
spotted black and white cute- -D. cute Dalmatian black and white spotted- 
1. One of the _______from Italy.
A. student is- -B. students are- -C. student are- -D. students is- 
1. He made the soup by mixing _______meat with some rice.
A. little- -B. few- -C. a little- -D. a few- 
1.  He ________painting the door yesterday.
A. finish- -B. finished- -C. finishes- -D. is finishing- 
1. Are you interested ________politics?
A. at- -B. with- -C. in- -D. by- 
1. That machine is automatic. It runs by ______.
A. itself- -B. it- -C. themselves- -D. himself- 
 1. “Would you like some coffee?” “Yes please, but just _______.”
A. few- -B. a few- -C. little- -D. a little- 
1.  “How _____ butter do you need?”
A. much- -B. many- -C. few- -D. a lot- 
1.  This is a/an ___________pot.
A. Japanese beautiful red round- -B. beautiful Japanese round red- -C. beautiful round red Japanese- -D.
round red beautiful Japanese- 
1.  Several _______sleeping under the tree.
A. of lions were- -B. lion was- -C. of the lions was- -D. lions were- 
1. Sarah is at work at _______moment. She is ________ manager.
A. the/ a- -B. the/ the- -C. -/ a- -D. a/ the- 
1. Winning a lottery is a rare occurrence. ______ very small.
A. A number of winners is- -B. The number of winners is- -C. A number of winners are- -D. The number of
winners are- 
1.  _____you speak Spanish?
A. May- -B. Are- -C. Can- -D. Is- 
1. It’s very cold. You ______ to put a sweater on .
A. should- -B. ought- -C.has- -D. must- 
1. The sun _____ in the East and ______in the West.
A. sets/rises- -B. sets/goes- -C. rises/ sets- -D. set/ rise- 
1.  Shh! The teacher _______on the blackboard.
A. wrote- -B. was writing- -C. writes- -D. is writing- 
1.  Mark _____into the army next year.
A. was going- -B. goes- -C. will go- -D. will be go- 
1.  A policeman _____ me crossing the street yesterday.
A. seen- -B. saw- -C. has seen- -D. had seen- 

1.  Last Monday when I ______the house it ______ heavily.

A. leave/rain- -B. left/ was raining- -C. left/ had rained- -D. was leaving/ rained- 
1. It was _____music I have ever heard.
A. more beautiful- -B. less beautiful- -C.the most beautiful- -D. most beautiful- 
1. English grammar is _______than Russian one.
A. easy- -B. easier- -C. as easy as- -D. not so easy- 
1.  It is much _____ to speak English than to understand.
A. -- -B. the most difficult- -C. more difficult- -D. difficult- 
1.  Venus is the _______planet to the earth.
A. far- -B. nearest- -C. farther- -D. near- 
1.  She arrives at work much _____than anyone else.
A. earliest- -B. the earliest- -C. earlier- -D. as early as- 
1. ______a foreign language you can _____ great opportunities in your life.
A. Know/ have- -B.Knowing/ to have- -C. Knowing/ have- -D. Knows/ having- 
1. “ May I speak to Dr.Terry, please?” “ I’m sorry, he ______a patient at the moment. Can I help
you?”
A. is seeing- -B. sees- -C. has been seeing- -D. was seeing- 
1.  “When are you going to ask your boss for a raise?” ____ to her twice already! I don’t think she
wants to give me one.
A. I’ve talked- -B. I’ve been talking- -C. I was talking- -D. I’d talked- 
1. George, could you please turn off the stoves? The potatoes ______for at least thirty minutes.
A. are boiling- -B. boiling- -C. have been boiling- -D. were boiling- 
1. “Is it true that spaghetti didn’t originate in Italy?” “Yes. The Chinese _____spaghetti dishes for a
long time before Marco Polo brought it back to Italy.”
A. have been making- -B. have made- -C. had been making- -D. make- 
1. “ I once saw a turtle that had wings. The turtle flew into the air to catch insects.” “Stop kidding. I
_____you!”
A. don’t believe- -B. am not believing- -C. didn’t believe- -D. wasn’t believing- 
1. My family loves this house. It ______the family home ever since my grandfather built it 60 years
ago.
A. was- -B. has been- -C. is- -D. will be- 
1. Here’s an interesting statistic. On a typical day, the average person _____about 48,000 words. How
many words did you speak today?
A. spoke- -B.was speaking- -C. speaks- -D. is speaking- 
 1. I know you feel bad now, Tim, but try to put it out of your mind. By the time you’re an adult,
you______ all about it.
A. forget- -B. will have forgotten- -C.will forget- -D. forgot- 
1. The football match was ________. I enjoyed it.
A. exciter- -B. exciting- -C. excited- -D. excitedly- 
1. “I don’t like reptiles.”
A. Neither am I- -B. So do I- -C. Neither do I- -D. Me too- 
1. I was very tired when I arrived home. I _______hard all day.
A. have been working- -B. have worked- -C. had been working- -D. has worked- 
1. “Where’s Polly?” - “She _______ .”
A. is in her room sleeping- -B. in her room is sleeping- -C. sleeps in her room- -D. has in her room slept- 
1. __________of vitamin C results in skin infections and slow healing.
A. short- -B. shortage- -C. shorten- -D. shortly- 
1.  When my parents _____for a visit tomorrow, they will see our new baby for the first time.
A. will arrive- -B.arrived- -C. will have arrived- -D. arrive- 
1. Fatima looked down to discover a snake at her feet. When she saw it, she_____
A. was screaming- -B. had screamed- -C. screamed- -D. screams- 
1. Fifty million years ago there _______ no people.
A. were- -B. was- -C. are- -D. weren’t- 
1. Yesterday I _____to a furniture store. I bought a new lamp there.
A. could go- -B. went- -C. could have gone- -D. ought to have gone- 
1. In 1990 World cup for football ______ in Italy.
A. was played- -B. was being played- -C. has been played- -D. will be played- 
1.  Elvis Presley , ______ name was probably one of the best known in world, died in 1977.
A. who- -B. whose- -C. whom- -D. of which- 
1. I still can’t believe it! My bicycle ______last night.
A. was stolen- -B. was stealing- -C. stolen- -D. stole- 
1. Would you mind ______the door, please?
A. to close- -B. being closed- -C. closing- -D. close- 
1.  “ Can’t we do something about the situation?” “Something _______ right now.”
A. is doing- -B. is done- -C. is being done- -D. has been doing- 
1.  “ Are you interested in scuba diving?” “ Very. Undersea life is______.”
A. fascinated- -B. fascinating- -C. being fascinating- -D. being fascinating- 
1. We’re going to lose this game_______ our team doesn’t start playing better soon.
A. if- -B. unless- -C. although- -D. whereas- 
1.  Some fish can survive only in salt water, ______other species can live only in fresh water.
A. since- -B. unless- -C. if- -D. whereas- 
1. The office staff decided ______a retirement party for James.
A. having had- -B. to have had- -C. to have- -D. having- 
1.  Gloria never seems to get tired. I sure wish I____ her energy.
A. would have- -B. have- -C.have had- -D had- 
1. He came late because he can’t run _______ the other.
A. as fast as- -B. faster- -C. the fastest- -D. quickly as- 
1. I don’t know many people and I’m lonely. I wish I ___more people.
A. know- -B. knew- -C. knows- -D. had known- 
1.  You might have remembered my birthday. I wish you _________my birthday.
A. had remembered- -B. remembered- -C. would remember- -D. could remember- 
1. If Sam had set her alarm correctly, he __________ overslept.
A. won’t- -B. isn’t- -C. wouldn’t have- -D. wouldn’t been- 
1. Have you ________been to China?
A. never- -B. ever- -C. since- -D. yet- 
1.  If I ____you, I would get some rest before the game tomorrow.
A. am- -B. could be- -C. were- -D. had been- 
1.  If someone _____into the store, smile and say, “May I help you?”
A. comes- -B. came- -C. would come- -D. could come- 
1.  Peter likes ______. His dream is to visit Japan.
A. painting- -B. reading- -C. writing- -D. traveling- 
1. When I came into the room she stopped ____TV.
A. watching- -B. watch- -C. watched- -D. on watching- 
1.  Nobody expected him ____Lola.
A. a. marry- -B. married- -C. to marry- -D. will marry- 
1.  Ernest Hemingway was fond of ________books.
A. read- -B. to read- -C. reading- -D. to be read- 
1. The party will start ______ Saturday.
A. on 8 o’clock at- -B. on 8 o’clock on- -C. 8 o’clock at- -D. at 8 o’clock on- 
1. He enjoyed _________.
A. singing- -B. sing- -C. to sing- -D. was singing- 
1.  I hope _____you this evening.
A. to see- -B. to seeing- -C. seeing- -D. seen- 
1. Dick to Lucy: Have you received my telegram? Dick asked if ______________
A. Lucy had received his telegram- -B. Lucy has received his telegram- -C. ”. Lucy would receive his
telegram- -D. Lucy received his telegram- 
1.  Ann: Write down my address. Ann asked me ____________
A. he wrote down my address- -B. to write down her address- -C. she had written her address- -D. she
wrote down his address- 
1. He said, “I’m very busy today.” He said _____________
A. he had been very busy that day- -B. he is very busy today- -C. he was very busy that day- -D. I had been
very busy that day- 
1. Lena said, “Where have you been yesterday?” Lena asked ___________.
A. Where she had been the day before- -B. where she had been yesterday- -C. where she was the day
before- -D. where she hasn’t been before- 
1.  When I ______ that morning the sun ______high in the sky.
A. will wake up/ had shone- -B. have waken up / shines- -C. woke up/ was shining- -D. was waking up /
was shining- 
1. When I________ back to the table, six soldiers ________there.
A. came/ were sitting- -B. comes/ were sitting- -C. came/ are sitting- -D. came/will visit- 
1. When I came in, my mother_______ dinner.
A. cooked- -B. were cooking- -C. had cooked- -D. was cooking- 
1. There are so many people in the street, ________?
A. isn’t there- -B. were there- -C. aren’t there- -D. are there- 
1. You have read all Pushkin’s books, _________?
A. not you- -B. have you- -C. haven’t you- -D. aren’t you- 
1. You lived here 3 months ago, _________?
A. don’t you- -B. had you- -C. didn’t you- -D. have you- 
1. Pete doesn’t work hard, _________?
A. is he- -B. he does- -C. doesn’t he- -D. does he- 
1.  My uncle died ______the war.
A. via- -B. during- -C. for- -D. in- 
1.  The phone rang _______I was having supper.
A. while- -B. during- -C. for- -D. in- 
1.  The people _______work here are very interesting.
A. which- -B. whose- -C. who- -D. where- 
1.  The meal ________ you cooked was delicious .
A. which- -B. who- -C. whose- -D. where- 
1.  There is the boy _______ broke the window.
A. which- -B. where- -C. whose- -D. who- 
1. He gave him a watch _______stopped after two days.
A. that- -B. -- -C. when- -D. where- 
1.  That’s the house ________I was born.
A. when- -B. that- -C. where- -D. which- 
1.  The hotel _______we stayed was very comfortable.
A. which- -B. that- -C. where- -D. when- 
1. My cat eats a _______of tuna every day .
A. can- -B. loaf- -C. bottle- -D. bag- 
1.  ________rice is there?
A. How many- -B. How much- -C. How long- -D. How- 
1. He’s interested ______ flying.
A. at- -B. in- -C. on- -D. with- 
1. She’s good _______working with numbers.
A. on- -B. at- -C. in- -D. with- 
1.  She was afraid _______ cars.
A. at- -B. with- -C. in- -D. of- 
1. What’s the weather _______ today?
A. like- -B. with- -C. in- -D. about- 
1.  He has been waiting at the ________ stop for 20 minutes. But there weren’t any.
A. train- -B. truck- -C. airplane- -D. bus- 
1. Large amount of ______is grown in China.
A. a. white- -B. weight- -C. wheat- -D. wait- 
 1. We have no money to buy a _______for the train to London.
A. price- -B. ticket- -C. seat- -D. place- 
1.  We hang trousers, jacket, and dresses in the ________.
A. hanger- -B. stool- -C. mirror- -D. door- 
1.  Bob passes over the _______on his way to school.
A. road- -B. bridge- -C. waterfall- -D. farm- 
1.  How many _______can you speak?
A. tongues- -B. languages- -C. nations- -D. vocabulary- 
1.  All of my friends are ________. Even some of them have children.
A. single- -B. alone- -C. lonely- -D. married- 
1.  The machine is out of _______.
A. work- -B. order- -C. place- -D. condition- 
1.  __ is soft white pieces of frozen water that fall like rain in cold weather.
A. Rainbow- -B. Lightning- -C. Snow- -D. Rain- 
1.  English will be very _______for you in the future.
A. harmful- -B. horrible- -C. useful- -D. nonsense- 
1.  If you have financial difficulties, I can _____you some money.
A. lend- -B. borrow- -C. rent- -D. pay- 
1.  We prefer to live ______ to nature.
A. through- -B. close- -C. near- -D. with- 
1. Doctors give patients ________to take to the chemist.
A. prescription- -B. description- -C. check- -D. cash- 
1.  To make tea, first ______ the water in a kettle.
A. liquid- -B. flow- -C. make- -D. boil- 
1.  The knife was very _______. I cut my finger.
A. huge- -B. dirty- -C. ordinary- -D. sharp- 
1.  He likes new things and new places, even if they are difficult or dangerous. She is ____.
A. adventurous- -B. selfish- -C. clever- -D. mean- 
1.  My brother wants to get an important job in a high position. He is very _______.
A. stubborn- -B. learned- -C. ambitious- -D. talkative- 
1.  Shoes are usually made of _______.
A. leather- -B. wool- -C. paper- -D. iron- 
1.  The Sahara is a _______.
A. river- -B. continent- -C. desert- -D. canal- 
1.  My brother ________65 kilos.
A. weighs- -B. masses- -C. makes- -D. pulls- 
1.  -When did you _______smoking?          -About 2 years ago.
A. cut off- -B. give up- -C. make up- -D. throw away- 
1. The President is a very _____man. Everyone does what he says.
A. circular- -B. direct- -C. painful- -D. powerful- 
1.  It’s so _______in here. Don’t you ever clean this room?
A. cloudy- -B. dark- -C. dusty- -D. misty- 

1. Can you ______me the time, please?

A. say- -B. tell- -C. speak- -D. talk- 
1. Can I ______your phone, please?
A. give- -    B. use- -C. take- -D. lend- 
1.  _______is a very large grey animal which has big ears and a trunk.
A. Whale- -B. Giraffe- -C. Elephant- -D. Horse- 
1.  My friend weighs 120 kilograms, and he has ______which help him to know how much he weighs.
A. comb- -B. scales- -C. razor- -D. watch- 
1.  _______ a piece of material that you wear around your neck, head or shoulders, especially when it
is cold.
A. Shirt- -B. Tie- -C.Scarf- -D. Glove- 
1.  After tsunami at the beach there were big _____with the height of 15 meters.
A. waves- -B. lakes- -C. seas- -D. sand- 
1.  _______is a round white vegetables with a brown or pale yellow skin, that grows under the ground.
A. Tomato- -B. Potato- -C.Cucumber- -D. Cabbage- 
1.  _______is a kind of chairs used by people who cannot walk .
A. Wheel chair- -B. Stool- -C. Rocking chair- -D. Armchair- 
1. Someone whose job is to deliver letters and packages to people’s houses is a/an______.
A. butcher- -B. pharmacist- -C. house painter- -D. mailman- 
 1.  _______ is a round musical instrument which you play by hitting it with your hand or a special stick.
A. Drum- -B. Guitar- -C. Violin- -D. Saxophone- 
1.  The game played on a table with a green cover and holes round the edge, in which you use cue to
hit balls into hole is…………… 
A. snooker- -B. bowling- -C. boxing- -D. darts- 
1.  _______ is a vehicle bigger than a normal car and smaller than a bus, which can carry 8-12 people.
A. taxi- -B. train- -C. minibus- -D. truck- 
1. Small drops of water fall from clouds in the sky. It’s _______.
A. snowing- -B. raining- -C. cloudy- -D. stormy- 
1. The season which includes September, October, November is ______.
A. summer- -B. winter- -C. spring- -D. autumn- 
1. The young dog is called ________.
A. puppy- -B. lamb- -C. kitten- -D. piglet- 
1.  _____is a kind of bear which lives in cold places and has a white skin.
A. Deer- -B. Polar- -C. Gorilla- -D. Panda- 
1.  ______ is liquid soap used for washing your hair.
A. Cream- -B. Shaving-foam- -C. Shampoo- -D. Soap- 
1.  If you want to lose weight, you should_____ the number of sweets and chocolates you eat.
A. come down with- -B. take out of- -C. cut down on- -D. watch out for- 
1. It will _____time if we make the sandwiches the day before the picnic.
A. earn- -B. spare - -C. lower- -D. save- 
1. When he beat the carpet, the _______rose in clouds.
A. dust- -B. soil- -C. mud- -D. earn- 
1. _______ is a large area of hot, dry land where is very much sand.
A. Sea- -B. Desert- -C. Forest- -D. Lake- 
1.  The next_______ of the committee will take place on Thursday.
A. gathering- -B. group- -C. collection- -D. meeting- 
1.  If you ______ your money to mine, we shall have enough .
A. add- -B. combine- -C. join- -D. unite- 
1. They were making enough noise at the party to make the ________.
A. people- -B. population- -C. living- -D. dead- 
1. His office is on the sixth _______ of the building.
A. level- -B. stage- -C. floor- -D. step- 
1. These trees cannot be grown in such a cold _____as ours.
A. weather- -B. climate- -C. air- -D. season - 
1.  Her shoes _____ her gloves. They look very well together.
A. suit- -B. match- -C. fit- -D. compare- 
1. They often eat _______ for breakfast.
A. cheese- -B. chest- -C. cheer- -D. chief- 
1.  As it had not rained for several months, there was a ______of water.
A. waste- -B. shortage- -C. drop- -D. loss- 
1.  After years of war, the whole nation wanted to make _____with their enemies.
A. piece- -B. peace- -C. pace- -D. peas- 
1. The ______of trees in the water was very clear.
A. mirror- -B. sight- -C. reflection- -D. shadow- 
1.  After dinner the minister made a short _____ to the guests.
A. delivery- -B. pronunciation- -C. conversation- -D. speech- 
1. He looked rather untidy as there were two buttons ______from his coat.
A. loosing- -B. losing- -C. missing- -D. away- 
1.  What were John and Mary ______ about when you came into the room?
A. speaking- -B. discussing- -C. saying- -D. talking- 
1.  Mrs. Brown has cleaned the house from _______to bottom.
A. attic- -B. first floor- -C. top- -D. roof- 
1.  Our geography teacher brings _______ to the lesson.
A. cap- -B. cup- -C. tap- -D. map- 
1.  Mary is very ______ because she has failed her examination.
A. excited- -B. afraid- -C. sensitive- -D. upset- 
1.  My father told me never ______ a lie.
A. to do- -B. to make- -C. to tell- -D. to recount- 
1.  A circle is a different ______ from a square.
A. shape- -B. shade- -C. sign- -D. style- 
1. It’s very cold , the temperature is several _______below zero.
A. ounces- -B. inches- -C. numbers- -D. degrees- 
1.  ______ you hurry up, you’ll miss the bus.
A. Because- -B. If- -C. Unless- -D. Except- 
1. Grandmother lets the children do anything they like, so they are completely________.
A. spoilt- -B. damaged- -C. hurt- -D. injured- 
1.  There is an index _____ of this book.
A. in the end- -B. on the end- -C. from the end- -D. at the end- 
1.  It was so cold that the water in the lake_______.
A. chilled- -B. iced- -C. froze- -D. hardened- 
1.  He visited an ______ castle in an old part of the city.
A. antique- -B. ancient- -C. aged- -D. elderly- 
1. _________is the room where you relax, watch television.
A. Living room- -B. Bathroom- -C. Kitchen- -D. Laundry room- 
1.  People of all _____ come to Hutton’s Holiday camp.
A. years- -B. ages- -C. dates- -D. days- 
1. She couldn’t make up her _______ whether to buy the green skirt or the blue one.
A. brain- -B. heart- -C. mind- -D. soul- 
1.  She wasn’t able to buy any of the things she wanted so she returned home_________.
A. full-handed- -B. empty-handed- -C. empty – headed- -D. left-handed- 
1.  Don’t touch that wire or you may get an electric_______.
A. shock- -B. current- -C. attack- -D. surprise- 
1. Your brother is very tall. What’s his exact________?
A. size- -B. length- -C. breadth- -D. height- 
1. _____ 100 if you want to speak to the telephone operator.
A. Ask- -B. Hear- -C. Dial- -D. Describe- 
1. The police were able to trace the criminal because he left his _______on the door handle.
A. fingerprints- -B. finger-nails- -C. fingertips- -D. ringer ends- 
1.  You should take more exercises if you want to keep ______.
A. fit- -B. fat- -C. fine- -D. fresh- 
1. Do you wear your watch on your right ______because you are left-handed.
A. hand- -B. elbow- -C.wrist- -D. palm- 
1.  He _____ his head, wondering how he could solve the problem.
A. scratched- -B. scraped- -C. screwed- -D. shaved- 
1. If you are interested in becoming a _______ of the club, telephone the secretary during office
hours.
A. member- -B. partner- -C. sharer- -D. player- 
1. All spiders spin webs. That's because webs help spiders. Webs help spiders do three things. Webs
help spiders hold eggs. Webs help spiders hide. And webs help spiders catch food. 
Webs help spiders hold eggs. Many spiders like to lay their eggs in their webs. The webs help keep the
eggs together. Webs help spiders keep their eggs safe.
Webs help spiders hide. Most spiders are dark. They are brown, grey, or black. But spider webs are light.
They are white and cloudy. When spiders hide in their webs, they are harder to see.
Webs help spiders catch food. Spider webs are sticky. When a bug flies into the web, it gets stuck. It
moves around. It tries to get out. But it can't. It is trapped! Spiders can tell that the bug is stuck. That's
because spiders feel the web move. And the spider is hungry. The spider goes to get the bug.
As you can see, webs help spiders hold eggs. Webs help spiders hide. And webs help spiders catch food.
Without webs, spiders would not be able to live like they do. Spiders need their webs to survive.
1. This passage is mostly about________.
A. spider color- -B. spider webs- -C. spider eggs- -D. spider nets- 
 2.   As used in paragraph 4, the word stuck most nearly means
A. caught- -B. hidden- -C. eaten- -D. chosen- 
 3.   How can spiders tell when something is stuck in their web?
A. They hear it.- -B. They smell it.- -C. They feel it.- -D. They look it.- 
1. A robot is a machine. But it is not just any machine. It is a special kind of machine. It is a machine
that moves. It follows instructions. The instructions come from a computer. Because it is a machine, it
does not make mistakes. And it does not get tired. And it never complains. Unless you tell it to! 
Robots are all around us. Some robots are used to make things. For example, robots can help make cars.
Some robots are used to explore dangerous places. For example, robots can help explore volcanoes.
Some robots are used to clean things. These robots can help vacuum your house. Some robots can even
recognize words. They can be used to help answer telephone calls. Some robots look like humans. But
most robots do not. Most robots just look like machines.
Long ago, people imagined robots. Over 2,000 years ago, a famous poet imagined robots. The poet’s
name was Homer. His robots were made of gold. They cleaned things and they made things. But they were
not real. They were imaginary. Nobody was able to make a real robot. The first real robot was made in
1961. It was called Unimate. It was used to help make cars. It looked like a giant arm.
1. As used in paragraph 1, we can understand that something Special is NOT
A. normal- -B. perfect- -C. expensive- -D. tired- 
 2.   What is the main purpose of paragraph 2?
A. to show how easy it is to make a robot- -B. to tell what a robot is- -C. to describe the things a robot can
do- -D. to explain the difference between a robot and a machine- 
3.   According to the passage, when was the first real robot made?
A. 1961- -B. 1900- -C. 2,000 years ago- -D. 2003- 
1. Carly has a large family. She lives with four people. Carly also has two pets. Carly’s mom is a doctor.
Carly’s mom works at the hospital. Carly’s mom helps people who are sick. Carly’s dad works at
home. Carly’s dad cooks for the family. Carly’s dad drives the kids to soccer practice. Carly has two
brothers. James is ten years old. Scott is fourteen years old. Carly has two pets. Jinx is a small, black
cat. Diego is a large, brown dog.
1. How many people are in Carlys family?
A. Four- -B. Five- -C. Six- -D. Seven- 
 2.   This passage is mostly about Carly's
A. family- -B. pets- -C. soccer team- -D. hobby- 
 3.   Which of the following is most likely true?
A. Carly’s mom coaches the soccer team.- -B. James is the best soccer player in the family.- -C. Jinx and
Diego are part of Carly’s family.- -D. Carly’s got three brothers.- 
READ THE TEXT AND FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORDS.
443. Charles Maxwell 1)…..in a bank in the center of London. At the moment he 2)…… for a new
house. He 3)….with his parents all of his life but now he 4)……to move because he 5)…..to get
married. So far, he 6)…..at ten houses, but he 7)….any of them. He 8)…another one later today.
1. A. working- -B. works- -C. work- -D. worked- 
2. A. are looking- -B. looked- -C. looks- -D. is looking- 
3. A. has lived- -B. have lived- -C. lived- -D. lives- 
4. A. want- -B. wanted- -C. wants- -D. has wanted- 
5. A. have decided- -B. has decided- -C. decides- -D. decided- 
6. A. look- -B. is looking- -C. have looks- -D. has looked- 
7. A. don’t like- -B. didn’t like- -C. doesn’t like- -D. haven’t liked- 
8. A. is going to see- -B. will see- -C. seeing- -D. are seeing- 
1. Dear, Melanie, Hi! I’m writing 1)…..you some good news. My father2)…..for a new job for two
months 3)….. he found one last week. It is in Carrfield and that means that we 4)…..move back. I’m
very happy about this because I 5)……see my old friends again. I was very sad 6) ….we left two
years ago, but now I’m looking forward 7)….back. Well, I must go now. I hope 8)…..you very soon.
Best wishes, Jenny 
1. A. give- -B. to give- -C. giving- -D. gave- 
2. A. had looked- -B. had been looking- -C. was looking- -D. is looking- 
3. A. until- -B. after- -C. while- -D. when- 
4. A. should- -B. have to- -C. shall- -D.has to- 
5. A. have been able to- -B. was able to- -C. will be able to- -D. is able to- 
6. A. when- -B. while- -C. as soon as- -D. until- 
7. A. come- -B. to coming- -C. to come- -D. comes- 
8. A. see- -B. seeing- -C. to see- -D. sees- 
445. On 2 September, 1966 a fire 1)….in a baker’s house in London. It was an accident 2)…..was the
nd

beginning of the 3)….fire in London’s history. The wind 4)…..hard, so the fire spread quickly through the
city. It burned for three days and 5)……a large part of the city, including a cathedral, several churches and
thousands of homes. People tried to escape with 6)….belongings in boats on the river, as their houses
burnt down. Finally, the fire was put out and the rebuilding of London began. A magnificent new cathedral
7)…and the people returned to new houses. 
1. A. was started- -B. started- -C. had started- -D. start- 
2. A. which- -B. who- -C. why- -D. when- 
3. A. worse- -B. bad- -C. worst- -D. the worst- 
4. A. blew- -B. was blowing- -C. had blown- -D. is blowing- 
5. A. destroyed- -B. had destroyed- -C. has destroyed- -D. destroys- 
6. A. theirs- -B. them- -C. their- -D. they- 
7. A. was built- -B. is built- -C. was being built- -D. were built- 
446. The Titanic was a luxurious large passenger ship 1)…..everyone thought was unsinkable. It set sail
from Southampton, England on 2)……first voyage. It 3)……to New York, in the USA. 4)….were over two
thousand people on board the ship for the journey. On April 14 , 1912, the Titanic hit an iceberg and
th

water started 5)……into the ship. Nothing 6)…..be done to stop it and so, eventually, at 2.20 am on April
15 , the ship 7)…..into the icy water. About 1,500 people died on that terrible night. On September 1 ,
th st

1985, experts 8)……the wreck of the Titanic on the ocean floor. 

1. A. which- -B. it- -C. who- -D. where- 
2. A. it- -B. its- -C. it’s- -D. itself- 
 3. A. went- -B. had gone- -C. was going- -D. is going- 
 4. A. There- -B. They- -C. These- -D. Those-
 5. A. to flow- -B. flow- -C. flows- -D. flew- 
 6. A. can- -B. could- -C. couldn’t- -D. can’t- 
 7. A. sunk- -B. sank- -C.had sunk- -D. has sunk- 
 8. A. had discovered- -B. have discovered- -C. discovered- -D. discover- 
1. The USA stands for United States ____________.
A.American- -B.of Americans - -C.America- -D. of America- 
1.  UN stands for United ______________. 
A.Nationalsim- -B.Nations- -C.Nation - -D.National- 
1.  UK stands for United _____________. 
A.Kingdoms- -B.Kings - -C.King- -D.Kingdom- 
1.  NBA stands for National Basketball _____________. 
A.Anniversary- -B.Association - -C.Assembly - -D. Academy- 
1. IT stands for Information ___________. 
A. Technology- -B. Technician - -C. Technique- -D.Tech- 
1.  BBC stands for British Broadcasting______________. 
A. Cooperation- -B. Corporation- -C. Company- -D. Congress- 
1. UNESCO stands for United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural ____________. 
A. Office- -B.Officers - -C.Organization- -D.Organizer- 
1. MNB stands for Mongolian National ____________. 
A. Broadcaster- -B.Broadcastings- -C.Broads- -D. Broadway- 
1.  PC stands for ___________Computer. 
A.Professionals- -B.Personal - -C.People’s - -D.Personals- 
 
1. WWF stands for World Wide ________for Nature. 
A.Foundation- -B.Fund - -C.Founder - -D.Form- 
1.  ICT stands for Information and _____________Technologies 
A.Communicating - -B.Communist - -C.Computer- -D.Communications- 
1.  KFC stands for Kentucky Fried ____________. 
A.Chicken- -B. Chips- -C. Chicks- -D. Cheese- 
1.  TOEFL stands for Test Of English as a _________Language. 
A.Foreigner- -B.Foreign- -C.Foreigners- -D.For - 
1.  TDB stands for Trade __________Bank. 
A.Developed- -B.Develop- -C.Development - -D.Developing- 
1.  RAM stands for Random Access __________. 
A.Memory- -B.Mental - -C.Memorial - -D.Mind- 
1.  ROM stands for Read _________Memory. 
A.Open - -B.On - -C.Only- -D.One- 
1.  GMO stands for ___________Modified Foods. 
A. Genetically- -B.General - -C.Generally - -D.Genetic- 
1.  WWII stands for The World ________Second. 
A.Witness - -B. Way- -C.Warior - -D.War- 
1.  PM stands for Prime _____________. 
A.Minister - -B.Ministry- -C.Ministries - -D.Ministers- 
1.  LCD stands for Liquid Crystal _____________. 
A.Desk- -B.Demo - -C.Disk - -D. Display- 
1.  Brian played a PC game and scored thirty- five thousand and seven hundred eighty- one.
A.35871 - -B.35817 - -C.35187- -D.35781- 
1. Susan won in the lottery nine hundred fifteen thousand dollars.
A.910015- -B.900150 - -C.901500 - -D.915000- 
1.  Hishgee was playing a PC game. She scored 43 points in Round 1 and 26 points in Round 2. Which
sum could she use to add the points together?
A. 40 + 20 + 3 + 6- -B. 4 + 3 + 2 + 6- -C. 40 + 30 + 20 + 60- -D. 30 + 4 + 60 + 2- 
1. There are 170 pages in Solongo’s book. Solongo read the first 36 pages on Monday. She read the
next 20 pages on Tuesday. How many pages are left?
A. 56 - -B. 114- -C. 124 - -D. 134- 
1. Last year, 34 boys and 28 girls started a club. Nobody left the club. This year, 13 more boys and 7
more girls joined the club. How many people are in the club this year?
A 20 - -B 54 - -C 62 - -D 82- 
1. A racing bike costs 45000 Tugrigs. It has a 20% discount in a sale. What is the price after
discount?
A.36000- -B.9000 - -C.90000 - -D.39000- 
1.  If you add four hundred fifty to one hundred twenty, it’s__________.
A.427- -B.570 - -C.527 - -D.470- 
1. If you subtract two thousand two hundred fifty from eight thousand five hundred, it’s_______.
A.6050- -B.6200 - -C.6150- -D. 6250- 
1.  If you divide three thousand six hundred ninety by eighteen, it will be_________.
A.225 - -B.200 - -C. 205 - -D.215- 
1.  If you multiple five hundred thirty four by twelve, it will be_________.
A.6509 - -B.6408 - -C.6512- -D.7402- 
1. The first lesson starts at half past one but sometimes it starts at quarter to one.
A.1.30 and 12.45- -B.1.15 and 1.25- -C.12.30 and 1.20- -D.12.30 and 15.01- 
1.  Why do we have day and night on Earth?
A.The Earth’s orbit around the Sun is oval-shaped- -.B.The Earth revolves around the Sun.- -C.The Moon
revolves around the Earth. - -D.The Earth rotates on its axis.- 
1. Aunt Casey 
‘Hey, Addo‚ look what I found‚’ she said‚ pulling a key from one of her many pockets. I didn’t ask her
where she ‘found’ it. It was better that I didn’t know. ‘Do you want to take out a rowing boat?’ she asked.
But a question from Aunt Casey was not a question: it was a suggestion that was always going to be
enacted. She knew it‚ and so did I. It was her enthusiasm that made her impossible to resist; it infected
all those around her‚ especially me.  ‘I know we are only supposed to be strolling along the river …’She
had unlocked the shed and single-handedly pulled a boat down to the sandy bank before she had
finished her sentence ‘… but I thought it was high time my favourite nephew and I had a bit of fun!’ ‘Are
you sure? After last time ?” But my attempt to put the brakes on this was purely token. I was already in
the boat when I questioned her. There was nothing better than hanging out with Aunt Casey‚ even if it
always meant me putting my life in danger‚ perhaps because it meant me putting my life in danger.
‘Shouldn’t we have life-jackets?’ But she had pushed us off. Jumping into the boat‚ the bottom of her
trousers sopping wet‚ she dismissed my arguments with a wave of her hand. She stood at the back of
the boat‚ feet apart‚ rocking from side to side. She wasn’t trying to scare me; she was trying to scare
herself. My emotions were secondary. ‘Let’s head for the other bank‚’she said throwing her arm in the
direction of an old twisted tree‚ her momentum almost tipping us out of the boat. ‘Be a darling and row
for me. A strong‚ young lad like you should be able to row there in no time.’It was at this point that I
realised there were no oars in the boat.And when I pointed this out to Aunt Casey‚ all she could do was
laugh.

1. Which word best describes Aunt Casey’s attitude to life?

A. reckless - -B. intolerant- -C. thoughtful- -D. responsible- 
 2.   Why didn’t Addo ask Aunt Casey where she found the key?
A. He expected she might take too long to explain. - -B. He knew if he asked he would sound ungrateful.- -
C. He realised she had done something mischievous.- -D. He thought she would not answer him
truthfully.- 
 3.   What is Addo most likely thinking at the end of the text? 
A. Aunt Casey did this on purpose.- -B. This has turned into the best day ever.- -C. I can’t wait to tell my
parents about this.- -D. I knew something like this would happen.- 
1. Cook’s Rules 
1. Read each recipe before you start, to make sure you have everything you need.
2. Wash your hands and put on an apron before you start cooking.
3. Carefully weigh or measure all the ingredients you use.
4. Always wear oven gloves when picking up anything hot, or when putting things into or taking
them out of the oven.
5. Be very careful with sharp knives.
6. Turn saucepan handles to the side of the stove top so that you do not knock them.
7. Never leave the kitchen while electric hot plates or gas rings are turned on.
8. Always turn the oven off when you have finished cooking.
1. What is this text about?
A. a recipe- -B. a report - -C. a set of instructions - -D. a story about cooking- 
 2.   The main reason for Rule 7 is that…………………………
A. you would waste electricity.- -B. a fire might start.- -C. you might burn yourself. - -D. the food might taste
bad.- 
 3.   What does the text tell you to do after finishing cooking?
A. Taste the food. - -B. Turn off the oven. - -C. Clean the stove.- -D. Leave the kitchen. - 
1. How does a butterfly grow? 
It starts out as a tiny egg. It becomes a caterpillar. It eats lots of leaves. It grows and grows. Then it
goes inside a cocoon. At last, it comes out. It’s a butterfly! How does a frog grow? It starts out as a tiny
egg in the water. The egg grows into a tadpole. It keeps changing. It eats tiny plants. It grows and
grows. At last, it hops out of the pond. It’s a frog! How does a flower grow? It starts out as a seed. Sun
 and rain help the seed grow. Roots grow into the ground. The plant grows and grows. At last, a bud
opens. It’s a flower! Now you know how they grow!
1. What do you think the butterfly will do next?
A.fly away- -B.turn into a frog- -C. sing a song - -D.swim in the water- 
 
2.   Where does a tadpole live?
A.in a tree - -B. under a rock - -C. in the sky- -D. in the water- 
 3.   Read this sentence from the story. At last, it hops out of the pond. What does hops mean?
A.runs - -B.jumps - -C.falls - -D.swims - 
1. Blueberries 
Do you know how blueberries grow? They grow on bushes. Each blueberry is small and round. Many
blueberries can grow on one bush. At first, the blueberries are green. The green berries are not ready to
eat yet. They need a lot of sun and rain to help them become fat and sweet. When the berries turn blue,
they are ripe and ready to be picked. Some farmers grow blueberries in big fields. The people who live
nearby can earn money by helping to pick the blueberries. Each one takes a pail out to the field and fills it
with blueberries. They work fast so that they can fill many pails. They want to earn as much money as
they can. When they are done picking, their fingers are blue from the juice of the berries! After the
blueberries are picked, they are put into boxes and sent to stores. People buy the blueberries and take
them home to eat. Some people like to wash the berries and eat them one by one. Other people like to
cook with blueberries. They make blueberry muffins and pancakes. No matter how you eat them,
blueberries taste great!
1. Read this sentence from the story. The people who live nearby can earn money by helping to
pick the blueberries. What does earn mean?
A.sell- -B.get - -C.lose- -D.share- 
 2.   What color are the blueberries BEFORE they are ready to be picked?
A.blue - -B. red - -C. green- -D.brown- 
 3.   Where do the blueberry pickers work?
A.in a barn - -B.in a field - -C. in a forest- -D. near a stream- 
 4.   What happens to blueberries AFTER they are picked?
A.They are put into boxes.- -B.They need sun and rain.- -C.Farmers plant them. - -D.They become sweet
and ripe.- 
 5.   Read this sentence from the story. They need a lot of sun and rain to help them become fat
and sweet. What does sweet mean?
A.juicy - -B. sour tasting- -C.dry- -D.sugary tasting- 
 6.   What could be another title for this story?
A."All About Blueberries" - -B."How to Cook with Blueberries"- -C."Eating Blueberries" - -D."All About
Strawberries"- 
1. Outer Space 
From far out in space, Earth looks like a blue ball. Since water covers three-fourths of the Earth’s surface,
blue is the color we see most. The continents look brown, like small islands floating in the huge, blue sea.
White clouds wrap around the Earth like a light blanket. The Earth is shaped like a sphere, or a ball. It is
25,000 miles around! It would take more than a year to walk around the whole planet. A spaceship can fly
around the widest part of the sphere in only 90 minutes.
Even though spaceships have traveled to the Moon, people cannot visit the Moon without special suits.
The Moon has no air or water. Plants and animals can’t live there either. Astronauts first landed on the
Moon in 1969. After that, there were six more trips to the Moon. They brought back Moon rocks, which
scientists are still studying. There are holes, or craters, all over the Moon’s surface. Scientists believe that
meteorites smashed into the Moon millions of years ago and formed the craters.The Sun is the closest
star to Earth. A star is a hot ball of burning gas. The Sun looks very big because it is so close. But the Sun
is just a medium-sized star. Billions of far-away stars are much bigger than our Sun. The burning gases
from the Sun are so hot that they warm the Earth from 93 million miles away! Even though the Sun is
always glowing, the night here on Earth is dark. That’s because the Earth rotates, or turns around, every
24 hours. During the day, the Earth faces the Sun. Then we see light. During the night, the Earth turns
away from the Sun. Then it faces the darkness of space.
1. Each day we learn more about the Earth, the Moon, and the Sun. Why is blue the color we see
most when looking at Earth from outer space?
A.Because most of the Earth is covered in land.- -B.Because the Sun’s rays make the Earth look blue.- -
C.Because most of the Earth is covered in water. - -D.Because clouds wrap around the Earth.- 
 2.   Read this sentence from the story.Scientists believe that meteorites smashed into the Moon
millions of years ago and formed the craters. What does “formed” mean?
A.hit - -B. made - -C.broke - -D.stopped- 
 3.   What causes daylight on Earth?
A.The full Moon causes daylight.- -B.Daylight is caused by the Earth facing away from the Sun.- -C.The
heat of the Sun’s rays causes daylight.- -D.Daylight is caused by the Earth facing toward the Sun.- 
  4.   Which of the following sentences BEST describes the Sun?
A. The Sun looks small because it is so far from Earth.- -B.The Sun is a ball of burning gases that gives the
Earth heat and light.- -C.The Sun is a small star.- -D.The Sun is not as hot as it looks.- 
 5.   Why did the astronauts bring rocks back from the Moon?
A.Because they didn’t know if they would return to the Moon ever again.- -B. Because they wanted to prove
that they went to the Moon.- -C.Because they wanted to remember how the Moon looked.- -D.Because
they wanted to study them and learn more about the Moon.- 
1. Amazing black holes 
How many things can you see in the night sky? A lot! On a clear night you might see the Moon, some
planets, and thousands of sparkling stars.You can see even more with a telescope. You might see stars
where before you only saw dark space. You might see that many stars look larger than others. You might
see that some stars that look white are really red or blue. With bigger and bigger telescopes you can see
more and more objects in the sky. And you can see those objects in more and more detail.But scientists
believe there are some things in the sky that we will never see. We won't see them with the biggest
telescope in the world, on the clearest night of the year. That's because they're invisible. They're the
mysterious dead stars called black holes.You might find it hard to imagine that stars die. After all, our Sun
is a star. Year after year we see it up in the sky, burning brightly, giving us heat and light. The Sun
certainly doesn't seem to be getting old or weak. But stars do burn out and die after billions of years. As a
star's gases burn, they give off light and heat. But when the gas runs out, the star stops burning and
begins to die. As the star cools, the outer layers of the star pull in toward the center. The star squashes
into a smaller and smaller ball. If the star was very small, the star ends up as a cold, dark ball called a
black dwarf. If the star was very big, it keeps squashing inward until it's packed together tighter than
anything in the universe. Imagine if the Earth were crushed until it was the size of a tiny marble. That's
how tightly this dead star, a black hole, is packed. What pulls the star in toward its center with such
power? It's the same force that pulls you down when you jump — the force called gravity. A black hole is
so tightly packed that its gravity sucks in everything — even light. The light from a black hole can never
come back to your eyes. That's why you see nothing but blackness. So the next time you stare up at the
night sky, remember: there's more in the sky than meets the eye! Scattered in the silent darkness are
black holes — the great mystery of space.
1. According to the article, what causes a star to die?
A.As its gases run out, it cools down.- -B.It collides with other stars.- -C.It can only live for about a million
years. - -D.As it gets hotter and hotter, it explodes.- 
 2.   Read this sentence from the story. The Sun certainly doesn't seem to be getting old or
weak.What is an antonym for the word weak? 
A.thin - -B.tired - -C.strong - -D.big- 
1. Read and choose the best answer. 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s world was a world of music from the moment he was born. His father, who
was a fine musician, was teaching his daughter to play the piano. Little Wolfgang used to listen to his
sister as she practiced. He quickly learned the pieces she played. One day he said he wanted to play too.
But he was only three years old then, and his father thought that his hands were too small. However, that
evening, alone and in the dark, he played the pieces his sister had been practicing and he played them
much better than her.
1. While his sister was practicing, Mozart_______.
A. usually made a lot of noise- -B. used to play by himself- -C. used to feel very bored- -D. learned how to
play the piano- 
2.   Mozart’s father didn’t believe that ________.
A. his daughter practiced often enough- -B. a child of three could possibly play the piano- -C. his children
would ever learn to play well- -D. music could be regarded as a profession- 
 3.   As a child, Mozart ________.
A. was hated by his father- -B. was taught by his sister to play the piano- -C. rarely listened to any music- -
D. had a great talent for music- 
1. The voyage began well in calm, clear weather. As usual, the ship was crowded; most of the
passengers were tourists who, after their holiday in Turkey, were now returning home. There was a
lot of fun and entertainment on board the ship. People were eating, dancing, singing and enjoying
themselves. But after the sun set, the weather began to change, and the sea got rougher and
rougher. Soon nearly everyone was feeling ill. 
1. Most of the passengers on board the ship________.
A. didn’t want to return home- -B. hated the food they were served- -C. got very sick before the storm broke
out- -D. enjoyed themselves by singing and dancing all night- 
 2.   The passage is about_________. 
A. holidays by the sea- -B. a terrible storm at sea- -C. the dangers of a sea voyage- -D. the first day on
board the ship- 
 3.   At the start of the voyage_______.
 A. everyone was feeling happy- -B. a lot of people were already seasick- -C. Everyone was looking forward
to the holiday in Turkey- -D. the weather was cool and windy- 
1. Leslie comes from a big city. During the holiday she went to spend a week on her uncle’s farm. It was
her first visit there. Her uncle, who was very pleased to see his niece, did his best to make her stay an
enjoyable one. On the farm she rode a horse, fed chickens ran, in the fields and ate fruit fresh from the
trees. She enjoyed her holiday so much that, when the day for her to return to the city came, she was
very sad to leave. 
1. Leslie’s _______.
A. holiday lasted for a week- -B. parents often sent her to the farm- -C. uncle left the farm and went to the
city- -D. greatest pleasure was to ride a horse- 
 2.   Leslie ________.
A. hated the animals on the farm- -B. visited her uncle’s farm once a week- -C. thought life on the farm was
extremely hard- -D. thoroughly enjoyed her holiday on the farm- 
 3.   Which of the following is the most suitable TITLE for this passage.
A. Horses and Chickens- -B. A Different Sort of Life- -C. Longing for the City- -D. An Uncle and His Spoiled
Niece- 
1. Ballet dancers were originally all men. Women only began to appear in performances in 1681, in
Paris. The encouragement of King Louis XIV of France is greatly responsible for the establishment
of ballet as one of the major arts forms it is seen as today. Many young girls begin ballet lessons at
the age of 5 or so and train for many years before they are good enough to perform. Most never do
perform at all but the graceful movements and control of the body acquired by anyone who has
ballet training, encourages parents to obtain at least several years of lessons for their young
daughters. 
1. Parents _______.
A. want their children to learn to be dancers- -B. want their children to have graceful form- -C. want their
children to be able to control their bodies with grace- -D. want their children to train for five years to
perform- 
 2.   King Louis XIV ______.
A. Encouraged and supported the art of ballet- -B. assisted dancers to learn ballet- -C. had graceful
movements and body control- -D. supported ballet so he could take lessons- 
 3.   Women______.
A.performed ballet before men- -B.didn’t perform in France- -C.perform better than men- -D.were not the
original dancers- 
CHOOSE THE RIGHT ORDER TO MAKE UP A STORY 
489. 1. One day he met a very beautiful girl in London.
         2. He took money from the rich and gave it to the poor.
         3. Robin Hood is a legendary hero.
         4. Her father wanted to marry her to a rich old man.
          5. He lived in the 12 century.
th

         A. 5,4,2,1,3- -B. 3,4,2,1,5 - -C. 1,4,2,5,1- -D. 3,5,2,1,4- 

    490.  1. It is a fine old city.
          2. From the station they can see the splendid view of Princess Street.
          3. The capital of Scotland is Edinburgh.
          4. The train bringing visitors to Edinburgh runs right into the heart of the city.
          5. Half way along Princess Street is a tall monument to Sir Walter Scott, a wellknown Scottish writer.
          6. Then a little farther on is the Floral Clock , which is made of growing flowers.
A. 1,3,2,4,6,5- -B. 4,3,2,1,5,6 - -C. 3,1,4,2,5,6- -D. 3,1,2,4,5,6- 
        

 491.           1. In the morning when he woke up, the train was in Paris.
    2. He asked the conductor to wake him up even if he would protest.
    3. Once Mark Twain was traveling in France by train.
    4. Mark Twain was angry with the conductor who didn’t wake him up at his station. But he said
“you are not half angry as the man whom I made get off at your station”
    5. He had to get off at a small station at night.
A. 1,2,3,4,5- -B. 3,5,2,1,4- -C. 2,4,5,3,1 - -D. 4,3,1,5,2- 
492.               1. Our director’s speech was very interesting.
        2. He said that our younger generation had to study hard.
        3. He spoke about the most important tasks of our school.
        4. Last week we held a meeting at our school.
        5. Our meeting was addressed by our director and some of the teachers.
A. 5,1,2,4,3- -B. 4,5,1,3,2 - -C. 4,5,3,2,1- -D. 1,4,2,3 5- 
493.                1. The lesson was over before the due time.
          2. Suddenly a bird flew in through the open window.
         3. It was a math lesson.
         4. The pupils jumped up on their feet and started to catch the bird.
         5. All the class was doing sums.
A. 3,5,2,4,1, - -B. 5,1,3,4,2, - -C. 4,2,5,1,3, - -D. 3,4,2,5,1- 
1.         1. Put some tea into the pot.
        2. Boil the water.
        3. Warm the pot.
        4. Fill the kettle with cold water.
        5. Pour hot water into the pot.
A. 4,2,3,1,5 - -B. 5,4,1,3,2 - -B. 1,2,3,4,5 - -D. 2,5,3,1,4- 
495.              1. A man spent his whole Sunday in front of the TV set watching football matches.
        2. In the morning his wife saw that her husband was still asleep in his armchair.
        3. A little later he fell asleep in his armchair.
        4. The man woke up at once and asked: “Five to seven? And who is leading?”
        5. She went to wake him up and said that it was five to seven.
A. 1,2,3,4,5 - -B. 1,3,5,4,2 - -C. 1,3,2,5,4- -D. 5,2,1,3,4- 
496.                1. They called this holiday “Thanksgiving Day.”
         2. Few people in Europe heard about it.
         3. But when they ate it which was presented by Indians they liked turkey very much.
          4. The turkey was an American bird.
          5. Since that day Americans have always had turkeys for this holiday.
A. 4,2,3,1,5 - -B. 2,3,4,1,5 - -C. 1,2,3,4,5- -D.2,5,1,4,3- 
497. All things are linked 
Once in a certain village there was a chief who had many slaves. When he wanted something done, he
just ordered his slaves to do it. If he wanted a good and wise thing done, his advisors said to him, “Yes
that is good.” If he wanted something done which was not wise, these advisors said just the same, “That is
good.” But the chief’s lowest advisor never said yes or no. When the chief asked him about something, he
always thought for a while, and then replied, “All things are linked.” For example, the chief once asked him
when the long dry season would end, and he simply replied, “All things are linked.” Another time the chief
asked why the corn crop was so small and again he replied “All things are linked”.
One time it happened that the chief could not sleep because of the loud croaking of the frogs at night in
the marshes. For many nights he could not sleep, and he finally decided to kill all the frogs. He told his
advisors about his plan. As usual, they praised him and said, “Yes, that is good.” But the lowest advisor
did not speak.
The next day the chief sent his slaves to kill the frogs in the marsh. The slaves killed frogs until no frogs
remained. The chief slept well that night. He was very pleased with his life.
But soon the mosquitoes began to multiply in the marsh because there were no frogs left to eat the
young mosquitoes. They entered the house of the chief and bit him. The chief’s life became miserable.
All the villagers suffered. So the chief sent his slaves to kill the mosquitoes. The slaves tried, but there
were too many mosquitoes.
Life in the village became impossible because of the many mosquitoes. People went away and left their
fields and houses. The old village was empty except for the chief’s family. Finally, the chief and his family
also went away.
And now there is a saying in that country: “’Yes , that is good’ caused a whole village to become empty.”
Read the text and choose the synonyms for the words in bold. 
1. Slaves
A. People- -B. friends- -C. enemies- -D. servants- 
 2.   remained
A. lived- -B. stayed- -C. went- -D. finished- 
 3.   miserable
A. Happy- -B. Boring- -C. unhappy- -D. unusual- 
 4.   Which of the following sentences best tells the main idea of this paragraph 6?
A. The chief’s family was the last to leave- -B. Everyone left the village because of the mosquitoes- -C.
There were many mosquitoes in the village- -D. The people started new life- 
 
5.   The increased number of mosquitoes was linked or connected to which of the following?
A. The death of all the frogs- -B. many birds in the marshes- -C. the long dry season- -D. the poor crop of
corn- 
 6.   Why did the chief order his slaves to kill the frogs?
A. because he wanted to live happily- -B. Because his advisors said the chief to do that- -C. Because he
could not sleep many nights- -D. Because the corn crop was small- 
 7.   Which of the following sentences best tells the moral?
A. The chief should listen to his slaves- -B. The chief should listen to his advisors- -C. It is good to listen to
what everyone said- -D. You must be helpful to others.- 
 8.   Who was the last people to leave the village?
A. slaves- -B. advisors- -C. every family- -D. The chief’s family- 
 9.   What’s the meaning of the phrase “All things are linked”?
A. All things are separate- -B. All things are connected/related with each other- -C. All things are different
from each other- -D. All things are together- 
 10.   Which character in the story said all that he knew or thought? 
A. slaves- -B. advisors- -C. every family- -D.The chef's family- 
498. Cabbage is high in vitamins A,B, B2, and C. It is very low in calories, with only 24 calories per cup and
30 calories per cup when cooked. Cabbage can be used to make many tasty low-calories dishes. Thus,
cabbage is a good food for people on diets. 
1. The stated main idea in this passage is that …………
A. cabbage is high in vitamins- -B. Cabbage is low in calories- -C. people can make tasty low-calorie dishes
with cabbage- -D. cabbage is low-calorie but  a high - vitamin vegetable- 
 2.   We infer from this passage that ……………
A. we should have low-calories foods if we want to be healthy- -B. low-calories dishes can be made with
cabbage- -C. cabbage is rich in vitamins- -D. we should grow more cabbages- 
 3.   Which vitamins are included in a cabbage?
A. all vitamins- -B. only B2 and C- -C. A, B, B2 as well as C- -D. B, B2, and C- 
499. Walking , jogging, and running have become forms of exercise for people who want to stay healthy.
There are different ways people show that they care about health. They avoid eating starchy and fatty
foods. They don’t smoke or drink. They must get enough sleep and rest. 
1. We infer from this passage that ………………
A. people care about their health a lot- -B. there are different ways people show that they care about their
health- -C. these days fewer people smoke and drink- -D. everybody wants to be healthy- 
 2.   Why should people do exercises?
A. To be thin- -B. to sleep well- -C. To be healthy- -D. To have a fun- 
500. Toys can be very harmful to children. For example, some metal toys may have sharp edges which can
lead to bad cuts. Plastics toys may have small piece, and children might bite off these piece and swallow
them. Also , the paint on some toys might have lead; these toys are not safe because children might put
them in their mouths. 
1. The stated main idea in this passage that ……………………
A. metal toys may have sharp edges- -B. we shouldn’t buy toys for children- -C. we shouldn’t let children
play with toys- -D. toys can be very harmful to children- 
 2.   We infer from this passage that ………………………
A. you should be careful when playing with toys- -B. you shouldn’t buy toys with edges- -C. you must be
very careful when buying a toy for kids- -D. infant mortality can occur because of harmful toys- 
 CHOOSE THE BEST SENTENCE WHICH MEANS THE SAME AS THE FIRST. 
501.You cannot play this sport without a ball.
A. This sport cannot be played without a ball.- -B. This sport can be played without ball- -C. This sport
cannot be played with ball.- -D. This sport mustn’t be played with ball.- 
502. If you don’t get more rest, you won’t feel better. 
A. Unless you get more rest, you won’t feel better.- -B. If you get more rest, you won’t feel better . - -C. If
you don’t get more rest you will feel better.- -D. Unless you get more rest you will feel better.- 
503. He started to play golf five years ago.
A. He started to play golf since he was a child.- -B. He has been playing golf for five years now.- -C. He
started playing golf from now.- -D. He started to play sports five years ago- 
 504.       1. This pool is for children under 10 only 
A. Only children up to ten years old can swim here.- -B. Only ten children at a time can swim here.- -C.
Only children between 6 and 10 years old can swim here. - -D. Everybody can swim here- 
 2.   Who wrote the memo ?
A. a teacher- -B. a secretary- -C. a friend of yours- -D. the boss- 
 3.   Who can swim in the pool as mentioned ?
A. boys- -B. girls- -C. adults- -D. children- 
1. Packaging the environment 
In the last 50 years there has been a revolution in the nature of packaging, particularly the wrapping of
foodstuffs, which constitutes over 60 % of packaging. There are many reasons for this growth-some
economic, some sociological. Goods are transported across the world, which means more packaging
for transportation. People go shopping less often because of considerable increases in car and fridge
ownership, which means that food can be bought in bulk. Seventy % of homes have freezers and 40%
have microwaves, which has led to an increase in frozen foods and ready prepared meals. Both of
these have introduced specialized packaging. Clearly some packaging is necessary. It protects food
and should provide useful product information so we can make right choice. It can also prolong the life
 of a product. However, there are other reasons for packaging that are more for company profit than the
interests of the customer.
 
SELECT THE CORRECT WORD WHICH IS THE SAME WITH THE WORDS IN BOLD AS USED IN THE
TEXT. 
1. Wrapping
A. Keep- -B. Make- -C. Take- -D. Fold- 
 2.   in bulk
A. in a short time- -B. safely- -C. quickly- -D. in large quantities- 
 3.profit
A. project- -B. benefit- -C. formation- -D. interest- 
 4.Transportation of goods throughout the world requires …………………
A. good relationships between countries- -B. special packaging- -C. more information- -D. extra information
about the products- 
 5.   People prefer shop less ………………………. .
A. because they buy food in large amounts- -B. due to the fact that supermarkets are common- -C.
because they find packaging bad- -D. but advertising forces them to choose the best- 
 6.   The increase in frozen foods and ready prepared meals is because …………………….. .
A. most homes have freezers and microwaves- -B. the nature of packaging has greatly changed- -C.
people have cars and fridges- -D. many women like shopping- 
 7.   Packaging provides buyers with ………………………. .
A. information about the product- -B. developed technology- -C. energy facts- -D. increased sales- 
 8.   Producers are packaging not only to preserve food, but also to ……………………………..
.
A. use the world’s natural resources- -B. encourage people to go shopping more often- -C. attract
customers- -D. add prices- 
9.   The author concludes that ------------ . 
A. packaging has the great importance in the food industry- -B. we must stop wasting a large amount of
resources on the packaging industry- -C. manufacturers should pay more attention to the packaging of
food- -D. the packaging industry has developed into technologically advanced industry- 
1. The Future: What will it be like? 
Nobody knows how the world will look in the future. Some say that the progress in science and technology
will make life more comfortable. Machines will do the hard work for people. There will be special robots for
everybody. People will program them according to their needs. Mothers will use them in the kitchen for
washing dishes and clothes. Fathers will use them in the garage and the garden. Children will play different
games with them. This way people will have more free time. They will have enough time to do many social,
cultural and sporting activities. Or some will stay home and watch television. 
Others say that the earth will be very crowded with about seven thousand million people. There will be big
metropolises. Scientists are certain that problems like population growth and urbanization will continue to
annoy people.
As a solution, maybe one day, people from our planet will have to live in space.
People are very interested in the future because they are sure that it will be very different from the past. For
thousands of years the lives of human beings did not change much. The ties among family members were
so strong that the son did the same job as the father. It was a family tradition. Now there are jobs which did
not exist in the past. Computer and nuclear engineering are only two among many new professions.
Today people are fed up with the problems of energy and pollution. They do not want to face the same
problems in the future. At the moment we use mainly coal fuel and electric energy to heat our houses, to
transport people, and to produce food. But we also know that their supply is very limited. And their waste
products are poisoning our atmosphere, rivers and oceans. So scientist should work out new projects
related to the use of available energy.
SELECT THE CORRECT WORD AS USED IN THE TEXT. 
1. 1. Occupation
A . job- -B. organization- -C. area or place- -D. life- 
 2.   annoy
A. conflicting idea- -B. sudden anger- -C. make angry- -D. become confused- 
 3. fed up with
A. having in large amount- -B. have enough time- -C. organize carefully- -D. be bored or tired of sth- 
 4.   According to the text, people will have much more free time in the future because
…………………. .
A. there will be good relationship in the family- -B. robots will help them- -C. they will work more than now- -
D. children will prefer new jobs- 
 5.   According to the text, as a result of overpopulation, maybe in the future people ………………. .
A. will need birth-control- -B. will program themselves according to their needs- -C. will have to live in a
space- -D. can suffer from lack of food- 
  6.   Why are people fed up with air pollution and energy? 
A. Because they do not want to face the same problems in the future.- -B. Because we use mainly coal fuel
and electric energy to heat our houses- -C. Because the supply is very limited.- -D. Because waste
products are poisoning our atmosphere, rivers and oceans.- 
1.  507. April Fool’s day 
April 1 , or April Fool’s Day, is the day when people play jokes with each other. April Fool’s Day
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started in the sixteenth century in Europe. Before that time, New Year’s Day was celebrated on April
1 . Then a new calendar was introduced called the Gregorian calendar. January 1 became the first
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day of the year, but many people did not know about it. So those who continued to celebrate New
Year’s Day on April 1 were called fools. Nowadays we play jokes on people on April 1 . For example,
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someone might put salt in the sugar container so another person could “accidentally” put it in their
coffee. Or someone might change the time on another person’s alarm clock so that person would
unknowingly wake up earlier or later than planned. Or maybe a person would tell a lie to make
someone else shocked. After we play the trick, we say “April Fool”. It is generally done in the spirit of
fun and doesn’t cause any real harm to anyone. Do you have any great jokes to play on anyone
today? April fool’s day is celebrated many countries around the world. Try it out.
READ THE TEXT CHOOSE THE SYNONYMS WITH THE WORDS IN BOLD. 
1. Accidentally
A.usually- -B. quickly- -C. suddenly- -D. unexpectedly- 
 
2.   Calendar
A. a chart showing the dates of the year- -B. timetable- -C. schedule- -D. diagram- 
 3.  Jokes
A. stories- -B. actions- -C. talks- -D. funny story- 
 4.   April Fool’s Day is ……………
A. on the 1 of January- -B. on the 1st of April- -C. on the 1 of July- -D. on the 1 of September- 
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 5.   April Fool’s Day is a day to ……….

A. play jokes on people- -B. play the games with people- -C. tell a lie- -D. change the time- 
 6.   April Fool’s Day started in …………… in Europe. 
A. 1900s- -B. 2000s- -C. 1600s- -D. 1700s- 
7.   People should say “………….” after they play a joke on someone on April Fool’s Day.
A. Thank you- -B. Great day- -C. Happy new year- -D. April Fools- 
 8.   April Fool’s Day is generally done to ……………
A. make someone happy- -B. make someone feel funny- -C. make someone feel horrified- -D. make
someone shocked- 
1. The population of an area is the total number of people who live there. For many years, the world
population has been growing rapidly. In 1981, the world population was about, 4,490,000,000 (four
billion, four hundred and ninety million). The number of people have grown by about 79 million since
1980. This was an increase of 1,8 percent. In the thirty seconds that you might have used to read
the above paragraph about one hundred and fifteen babies were born. Probably about forty-five
people died during the same thirty seconds. This means that one hundred and forty are added to
the world population every minute. If the population were distributed evenly throughout the world,
there would be about thirty persons per square kilometer of land. However, people aren’t distributed
evenly. No one lives in most of Antarctica or in parts of some deserts. In other parts of the world,
there are as many as four hundred persons per square kilometer. The average number of persons
living within an area is the population density. The greatest population density is in Europe and
Asia. 
READ THE TEXT CHOOSE THE SYNONYMS WITH THE WORDS IN BOLD. 
1. rapidly 
A. quickly- -B. slowly- -C. probably- -D. quietly- 
 2.   distributed
A. sat- -B. lived- -C. pulled- -D. divided- 
 3.density
A. number- -B. growth- -C. total- -D. interest- 
 4.   Read the text and choose the best answer. 
The best title for this passage could be ……………….
A. Population density- -B. Today’s world- -C. Discussing Population Growth- -D. Ways of Preventing
population increase.- 
 5.   The world’s population has been …… for many years.
A. busy- -B. growing- -C. living- -D. decreasing- 
6.   The ……………………… is the total number of people living in an area. 
A. population- -B. world population- -C. population density- -D. percentage- 
 7.   The population of …………….. was about 4,490,000,000 in 1981. 
A. Europe- -B. Africa- -C. Asia- -D. the world- 
 8.   In some areas, the population ……………….. is as much as four hundred persons per square
kilometer.
A. distributed- -B. density- -C. area- -D. increase- 
9.   For many years the world population is growing …………….
A. gradually- -B. Slowly- -C. rapidly- -D. expectedly- 
 10.   About how many people are added to the world population in a minute?
A. one thousand- -B. one million and four- -C. one hundred and forty- -D. one thousand and fourteen- 
 11.   According to the text which area has the greatest number of people? 
A. Asia and Europe- -B. Antarctica- -C. Australia and Europe- -D. Africa and Europe- 
1. The charts below show the percentage of their food budget the average family spent on
restaurant meals in different years. The graph shows the number of meals eaten in fast food
restaurants and sit-down restaurants.

           1. Over the past 30 years, the average family has ……. the number of meals that they eat at
restaurants.
A. fell back- -B. dramatically increased - -C. plunged - -D. fluctuated - 
 2.   The percentage of the family's food budget spent on restaurant meals ..........................
A. dipped slightly - -B. stabilized - -C. fluctuated - -D. steadily climbed - 
        3.   Just ………….. percent of the food budget was spent on restaurant meals in 1970, and 15
percent in 1980.
A. 20% - -B. 10% - -C. 30%- -D.40 % - 
1. The graph shows Underground Station Passenger Numbers in London. Summarize the information by
selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. 
 1. The graph shows the…………………… in the number of people at a London underground
station over the course of a day.
A. rise - -B. a new peak - -C. a steep fall- -D. fluctuation- 
 2.   The busiest time of the day is in the morning. There is a sharp increase between 06:00 and
08:00, with …………. people using the station at 8 o'clock.
A. 350- -B. 400 - -C. 100 - -D. 200 - 
 3.   After this the numbers …………………… to less than 200 at 10 o'clock.
A. fell dramatically- -B. reached a peak- -C. rocketed - -D. drop quickly- 
1. The table below shows the sales at a small restaurant in a downtown business district. Summarize
the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where
relevant. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own
knowledge or experience. 

The sales at this small restaurant during the week of October 7 to 13 followed a fairly set
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pattern from Monday to Friday, and then showed notable shift on the weekend.
1. The lunch and dinner sales during the week………… Friday and then dipper down as the weekend
set in.
A. Fluctuated- -B. Declined- -C. Dropped- -D. Peaked on- 
 2. The highest lunch sales occurred on Friday, and the lowest occurred on………………
A. Friday- -B. Tuesday- -C. Thursday - -D. Sunday- 
 3. Midweek, on Wednesday and Thursday, the sales were slightly………….. than they were on
Tuesday.
A. lower - -B. the low- -C. the lowest - -D. low - 
1. The table below give information about Favorite Pastimes in different countries. Summarize the
information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
 1. This table clearly presents and compares favorable pastimes in ……………different countries.
A. four- -B. eight - -C. six- -D. three- 
 2.   As can be seen, about …………… of Canadians, Australians and Americans like watching
television. 
A. 22% - -B. 30 % - -C. 15 %- -D. 60 % - 
 3.   Predictably, ... like music at 23%, whereas only 2 to 5% of people in other countries feel the same
way.
A. Australians - -B. Americans - -C. Canadians - -C. Koreans - 
1. The graph below show information of employment rates across 6 countries in 1995 and 2005.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where
appropriate. 

1. The most obvious trend in the graph is that women have lower employment rates in most of the
countries. F/example, in Australia in 1995, …. percent of men could find work or retain a job, but only
27% of women.
A.27% - -B. 37% - -C. 47%- -D. 57%- 
        2.   The difference was even bigger in …………………, with 60 percent of women.
A. Switzerland - -B. Australia- -C. Iceland- -D. New Zealand - 
3.   The biggest change was in the ….., from 55 percent of men in 1995 to 73 percent over the ten years
period.
A. United Kingdom- -B. New Zealand - -C. Iceland - -D. Switzerland - 
 1. The bar chart shows the number of visitors to three London Museums between 2007 and 2012. 

1. During 2007-2008 Victoria and Albert Museum’s annual number of visitors

……………………………………… constant at about 14 million people per year.
A. had remained - -B. remain - -C. remained- -D. is remaining - 
 2.   ……………………………………………..’s number of visitors experienced a sharp fall in 2008
and remained unchanged the following year.
A. Victoria and Albert museum- -B. British museum- -C. National gallery- -D. History museum- 
515. Thomas, would you ……… my hand bag while I go to the toilet?
A. Look after- -B. look into - -C. look up- -D. look over - 
516. He ………………… some of his old love letters in his wife’s drawer.
A. came for- -B. came down - -C. came across- -D came out - 
517. When he saw the dog, he …………
A. backed down- -B. backed away- -C. backed up - -D. backed on - 
1.  The meeting was ……………. because of the strike.
A. called on- -B. called upon - -C. called off - -D. called over - 
1. It's time to forget the past and ………………….. .
A. look after - -B. look on - -C. look forward - -D. look ahead- 
1.  I …………….. but nobody has seen my wallet. 
A. asked around - -B. asked for - -C. asked on- -D. asked over - 
1.  The woman …………………. when the police told her that her son had died. 
A. broke up - -B. broke over - -C. broke on- -D. broke down - 
1. We will get the hotel keys when we ………………….
A. check in- -B. check out - -C. check on - -D. check off - 
1.  I ………………… these old photos when I was tidying the closet.
A. came through - -B. came down - -C. came across - -D. came for - 
CORRECT THE MISTAKES. 
1. Philip was washing the car while the fire started.
2. Neil was studying when his sister was listening to music.
3. Dad was repairing the TV while mum cooked dinner.
4. While the teacher were speaking, the students were listening to him.
5. We have bought a new sofa last month.
6. Jim lives in Germany for three years.
7. My father has went fishing.
8. She is just moved house.
9. We have eaten lunch at one o’clock.
10. Sophie has do her homework.
11. Ann and Tim have got married ten years ago.
 12. I’m at school since 9 o’clock.
13. Peter plays football at the moment.
14. My parents have bought a new fridge yesterday.
15. I’m going to the gym every Tuesday.
16. Do you come with us tomorrow morning? 
17. Neither Nora nor Peter didn’t enjoy the party.
18. Neither Andy and Jane lives in Scotland.
19. He’s the man who’s daughter won the competition. 
20. I want he to help me in the garden. 
FILL IN THE CORRECT QUESTION TAGS 
1. You don’t like cheese, _____________?
2. She is tired, _________?
3. We have got enough money, ______________?
4. He likes eggs, ________?
5. Paul can swim, ________?
6. Bessie did her homework, ________?
7. I am early, _________?
8. You didn’t eat all of it, __________?
FILL CORRECT WORD.
1. A machine which keeps you cool in summer is ______________.
2. If you come from Wales, Scotland, or England you are ______________.
3. The opposite of “full” is_____________.
4. Ice cream, pudding, apple pie and cake are all kind of _____________.
5. When everything is finished it is the ______________.
6. Someone who works on the land, growing things is called a __________.
7. Your mother’s parents and your father’s parents are your________________.
8. A holiday newly-weds have after their wedding is called a ______________. 
9. Two babies born at the same time to the same mother are _______________.
10. S.M and L are sizes of clothes. What does the “M” stand for? ____________.
CHANGE THE VERBS IN THE CORRECT TENSE. 
1. A: Where’s James? B: He___________ (play) football in the garden right now.
2. A: What ______ (you/do) on Sundays? B: I clean the house and go shopping.
3. Peter _______ (not/usually/have) eggs for breakfast.
4. A: A train _______ (crash) last night. B: I know. Luckily, all the passengers _______ (survive).
5. They ______ (not/go) on holiday to Spain last year.
6. My aunt ______ (drink) a lot of coffee, but now she prefers to drink tea.
7. We ________ (live) in a flat, but we live in a big house now.
8. John _________(repair) his motor bike when his mother _______ (arrive).
9. He ________ (ride) his bicycle to school when he _______(drop) his bag.
10. I ________ (read) this book for weeks.
CIRCLE THE MISTAKES (A OR B), THEN CORRECT IT. 
1. Andy (A) was walking down the street when he (B) was meeting Sue.
2. Anna (A) was dusting the furniture when her mother (B) was cooking dinner.
3. Ben (A) was having breakfast when the door bell (B) was ringing.
4. Yesterday, Paul (A) was leaving school and (B) went straight home.
COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE WITH TWO TO FIVE WORDS INCLUDING THE WORD IN BOLD. 
1. This is Sara. She teaches us ballet. (who) This is Sara…………………………………
2. That’s Simon. His father is a lawyer. (whose)That’s Simon……………………………
3. That’s the hotel. I spent my holidays there. (where)That’s the hotel…………………..
4. This is the story. It won first prize in the competition. (which) This is the story….
5. Philip is the rich man. He lives in a castle. (who) Philip is the ………………………
REWRITE THE SENTENCES IN THE PASSIVE. 
1. The pop star sang the song. __________________________________.
2. The maid makes the beds every morning. __________________________________.
3. Jenny didn’t break the window. ________________________________________.
4. Sam left the front door open. _____________________________________.
5. The chef hasn’t made dinner. _____________________________________.
TURN THE FOLLOWING INTO REPORTED SPEECH. 
1. Mary said ,“I’ll cook dinner tonight,” Mary said (that)…………………………………..
2. Mother asked Tommy ,“Why are you crying?”. Mother asked Tommy………………….
3. Tom said, “I have lost my keys.” Tom said (that)……………………………………. ….
4. Mr. Jones said, “I need to buy a present for my wife.” Mr. Jones said (that)…………
5. She said, “I can’t find my bag.” She said (that)…………………..
FILL IN OF, THAN, THE, OR IN 
 1. Neptune is ……..coldest planet in our solar system.
2. War and Peace is ……..best book I have ever read.
3. Jane is the prettiest ……..all the girls.
4. A car can travel much faster …….a bicycle.
5. He likes cricket more …….. football.
6. The tallest building ……..the world is the Burj Dubai.
 WHAT GROUP DO THE WORDS BELONG 
1. 11, 13, 15, 17 ………………………
2. heart ,liver, stomachache , kidneys…………………..
3. math, geography, biology, physical education ………………..
4. bus, car, train, minibus, plane …………………….
5. chick, kitten, piglet, lamb ……………………….
FILL IN WHOSE, HOW OFTEN, WHY, WHEN, HOW MUCH 
1. _______did you move into the house? – Last month
2. ________bag is this? - Tara’s.
3. __________ didn’t she phone? Because she forgot.
4. __________do you go swimming? – Twice a week.
5. __________did your jumper cost? – 35$.
EACH SENTENCE HAS A MISTAKE. FIND AND CORRECT IT. 
1. He is often talks about going abroad. _______________________.
2. They have discussed the details in the last meeting. _______________________.
3. Have you been tasted Indian chappati? _______________________.
4. Martha can speaks three foreign languages. _______________________.
5. When did you washed your hair? _______________________.
6. My friend sometimes go shopping with her mother. _______________________.
7. We haven’t never ridden a horse. _______________________.
8. Baatar is one of best students in his class. _______________________.
9. Where do you go last holiday? _______________________.
10. If you can work really hard you would succeed one day.___________________________.
11. My hobbies are collect English books and write poems._______________________________.
12. Mr. Sukee told us he would leave the previous week. _________________________.
13. The teacher asked students not bring toys to the class. ______________________.
14. Could you turn on the radio so that I can listen the news? ________________________.
15. My brother has got long hairs. ________________________.
16. I look forward to see when you visit our village again.________________________.
17. When they will finish cooking, they will have a party._________________________.
18. When we heard the joke we laughed loud._________________________.
19. Check the address before you will post the letter. _________________________.
20. If I will finish early, I may go to the cafe with you._________________________________.
21. My friend’s dream job is to become sculptor. ___________________________.
22. We need a little apples for this fruit salad. _____________________________.
23. Have you ever saw a poisonous snake?______________________________.
24. Did you do that cup cake yourself? ________________________________.
25. Their class teacher made them to tell the truth.____________________________.
26. Sarnai did only a few mistakes in the English Grammar test.________________________.
27. I have lived here since twelve years. ______________________________.
28. Can I lend your book for a minute?._______________________.
29. If you will help me, I will help you later._______________________.
30. Suren enjoys to read historical books in his free time._______________.
31. Let’s go to Mary’s party, will we? ______________________.
32. The dentist advised me rinse a mouth after eating sweets.________________________.
33. She was never teached Mongolian old script. _______________________.
34. The old man told good night and went to bed._______________________.
35. Neither Dulam nor Bilgee didn’t enjoy the opera. ______________________.
36. I didn’t used to eat onions when I was young._______________________.
37. How many students there are in your English group? _________________.
38. Unless you don’t do your homework, you will get bad marks._____________________.
39. Would you like to have any drinks? ___________________________.
40. Please, buy for me two dozen of eggs. __________________.
41. Peter was having (1)___ kicking the football across the (2)___. He thought it would have been easy
(3)__ now.
1. A. truble    B. trubble      C. trouble           D. Troubel
2. A. field      B.field           C. feeld              D.feeled
3. A. by         B.bi                C. bye                D. Buy
 1. What is that (1)________. (2)________a bubble made from soap. You need soap (3)_________
water and a special ring to make soap bubbles.
1.  A. (full stop)    B ! (exclamation mark)   C ? (question mark)     D : (colon) 
2.  A. Its                B Its’                               C It’s                            D Its’s 
3.  A. (comma)      B ; (semi-colon)              C : (colon)                   D . (full stop)

WRITE THE VERBS IN THEIR CORRECT FORMS. 

1. A: Where _____you ______(go) ?              B: To work.
2. A: (Do)________________________your homework yet?                B: Yes. I did it last night.
3. A: How often (go) _____________________you to a library?           B: I go to a library twice a week.
4. A: Have you ever ________________________(be) to a Zoo?          B: No, I have never been to a
Zoo.
5. A: What _________you (do) when I _______________ (call) you?  B: I was cooking.
6. A: How long ___________________ you________________ (learn) English? B: Since the fifth grade.
7. A: Who __________________you (live) with?   B: I live with my parents and brothers.
8. A: It’s raining still.  B: Yes. I wish it _________(stop). I want to go out for a walk.
9. A: These flowers are great.   B: They _______(send) to me yesterday by one of my fans.
10. If I ______________(win) lots of money, I _______________(travel).
REWRITE THE DIRECT QUESTIONS IN REPORTED QUESTIONS. 
1. “Where did they make the film?” Temuge asked me.
2. The teacher asked us “Where did you get updated information about a climate change?”
3.  “Have you studied for the exam?” Paul asked John.
4. David asked me: ’’ Did you buy the new book about dinosaurs?”
5. The examiner asked students: ”Do you use a dictionary in the English exam?”
CHANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES INTO THE PASSIVE FORMS. 
1. They will not deliver the new bookshelf on Friday.
2. You can use this saucepan for cooking spaghetti.
3. I have to finish my project work tonight.
4. Saran sent me a birthday card.
5. The cat isn’t chasing the mouse.
6. Some people don’t use the garbage can.
7. The pop star sang the new song about love.
8. An explorer has found a dinosaur egg.
9. Many people speak English.
10. The author is writing a new book.
PUT THE WORDS IN THE APPROPRIATE VERB FORM 
1. He ___________ (travel) to Canada last year.
2. He ___________(not/watch) TV for a long time.
3. He ____________ (play) music when he was younger.
4. When I was going home, she __________ (skate).
5. Read the passage and put the following words or phrases in it’s correct places.
a. Package holiday       b. Cut price tickets        c. Hitch-hiking     d.Travel agent     e. Youth
hostels    f. Leisure 
         People have more money and more (1)…………. nowadays and even young people can afford to go
abroad. Many (2) …….. offer cheap (3) …….. for flights to all parts of the world, so youngesters can avoid
the crowded, well-known places and get to less which are off the beaten track. Instead of using public
transport and hotels, they can travel by (4) ……………and stay at (5) …………. But most people prefer
some kind of (6) …………….. at popular holiday resort, which means that everything is arranged for you
and the price you pay includes transport, food and accomodition.Try to avoid taking your holiday during the
busy peak tourist season. It’s more crowded and expensive. If possible , go in the quieter off –peak period.
1. Read the passage and put the following words or phrases in it’s correct places.
1. Recipe          2. Eat out           3. Dish               4. Cookery books          5. Snack       
6. ingredients
   I’m a terrible cook. I’ve tried hard but it’s no use. I’ve got lots of (A)………. . I choose a (B)………. I want
to cook, I read the (C)………. , prepare all the (D)………. and follow the instructions. But the result is
terrible, and just have a sandwich or some other quick (E)………. . So I often (F)………. . I don’t like
expensive restaurants. I don’t feel at ease in them. First the waiter gives me a menu which I can’t
understand because it is complicated and has lots of foreign words. At the end of the meal when I pay the
bill I never know how much to leave as a tip. I prefer fast food places, like hamburger shops where you pay
at once.
1. Find the meaning of the word and match it with it’s definition from the following sentences.  
1. Revolution- The invention of electricity made a revolution in our daily life. 
2. Fridge-  The fridge is one of the best ways to keep vegetables fresh for a long time.
3. Prolong- For a long time now, scientists have been trying to prolong human life.
4. Growth- India’s population growth rate is the first in the world.
5. Microwaves- My mother sometimes fry chickens in the microwave.
6. Customer- She is one of our regular customers.
a. To make something last/continue a long time
b. Important change in an area
c. A container that uses electricity to keep things at a cold temperature
d. Increase or development in size
e. Someone who buys something
f. A cooker which cooks food very quickly using short wave heat 
1. Find the meaning of the word and match it with it’s definition from the following sentences. 
1. Metropolis- Cairo is a large metropolis in Egypt.
2. Profession- He always wanted medicine to be his profession.
3. Polluted- Many rivers in the world are polluted. 
4. Supply- He had already used his water supply when they found him in the desert.
5. Solution- The best solution to traffic accidents to increase the educational level of drivers.
6. Ties- A common language language is one of the strongest ties in a nation.
a. Make decisions on problem
b. A very large city
c. Something that connect people/country with others
d. A job and education that requires special training 
e. A store or amount of something
f. Dirty and dangerous air, lakes, rivers etc.

1. Match the words with it’s definitions. 

1. A bed and breakfast place             2. Car sick         3. A tour operator     4. A travel agent   
5. Resort
a.  It is a type of sickness in a car if the movement upsets their stomach
b. A person who organizes holidays
c. A person or place that sells the holiday tickets to the public
d. Cheap simple hotel where the overnight payment includes breakfast
e. A popular holiday place
1. Match the words with it’s definitions. 
1. A buffet            2.  A banquet          3. A cafe             4. A canteen            5. A bill 
A. A restaurant in a factory, office, school etc.
B. A meal when people help themselves to food laid out on a table and often eat standing up
C. A grand meal for a lot of people on a special occasion
D. A restaurant offering simple meals and snacks
E. Written statement of charges/ money to be paid
FIND MISTAKES AND CORRECT THEM. 
1. We usually finishing work at 6 o’clock. 
2. Do they study for their exams at the moment? 
3. Sam is typing fifteen letters so far this morning. 
4. She was working in the garden when the rain starting. 
5. Stop that noise or I’m going to take your toys away. 
6. I‘ll finish writing the report by Monday. 
7. Shall you do the shopping for me? 
8. Jenny will move to her new flat on Saturday. 
9. Linda has bought a new computer two years ago. 
10. Dad is planned our holiday since Christmas. 
11. The car is very dirty; you`ve got wash it. 
12. Caroline must to do more exercise. 
13. You can go out until you finish eating. 
14. Dad, must I borrow the car, please? 
15. I haven`t be able to write the letter. 
16. She can`t run long distances when she was a girl. 
17. You mustn`t wake up early tomorrow. It is a school day. 
18. He drives a Mercedes Benz. He must be poor. 
19. You must not lock the doors at night. 
20. You can park here. Look! Children are playing now. 
21. Darren must wear glasses when he was young. 
22. Sylvia have to wear a uniform because she is a nurse. 
 23. You shouldn`t go to the dentist if you have toothache. 
24. We have bought a new sofa last month. 
25. Julie lives in Russia for three years. 
26. She is just moved house. 
27. We have eaten lunch at one o`clock. 
28. My brother has went fishing. 
29. Tim sits on the floor at the moment. 
30. My mother is drinking coffee every morning. 
FIND THE WORD WHICH SHOULDN’T BE IN THE SENTENCE 
1. She is being looking for a new job these days. _________
2. Do they know what time does the plane leaves? _________
3. He opened the door, switched off the light and had left the house. _________
4. Sue has joined our company four years ago. _________
5. The workers will have had finished the repairs by Friday. _________
6. We can leave as soon as we will have the results _________
7. Jerry has been given me a lot of help. _________
8. He is owns a luxurious mansion. _________
9. They had returned from New York last night. _________
10. He has to been working as a chef for twelve years. _________
FIND MISTAKES AND CORRECT THEM. 
1. Peter has looking for a house for a month. .................
2. Do you watch TV in the evening always? ….............
3. Steve goes fishing tomorrow. ................

PUT THE VERBS IN THE APPROPRIATE TENSES. 

1. What ………………….........………… (you/do) when the accident occurred?
2. Don't forget to take your umbrella. It (rain) …………………………..……... .
3. Ms Smith (work) ……………………..……….…. as a sales representative for three years.
4. Denise: Oh, I'm sorry, I can't. I (go) …………...................……to a movie tonight with some friends.
5. Every Monday, Samantha (drive) …………………………… her kids to football practice.
6. When I ……………. (get) up, he ……………….. (sit) in the garden and ………………….. (read) a
book.
7. It ............... (rain) now. It ................. (begin) raining two hours ago.
8. Sam is a very interesting person. He ………………………………….(know) all kinds of unusual facts.
9. John ………………………………….. (enter) his flat and ……………………………. (close) the door.
10. Kim looked tired this morning. Yes. She ……………………………………….(study) all night long.
11. The film ………………….……………………(finish) by the time we got home.
12. I have no idea where I ……………………………………. (put) my wallet.
13. I know this town well. I …………………………………….(live) here for six years.
14. By next month, I ………………………………..……….. (live) here for ten years.
15. I hope I ………………………………………..(finish) decorating the house by then.
16. This time tomorrow, I ………..……………….…………. (fly) to Singapore.
17. I’ll ask him when he ……………..……………………. (come) home.
18. Watch out! You …………………….……………….(bang) your head on the doorframe.
19. I will leave the hotel early in case there …………………..…………(be) a lot of traffic.
20. He …………………………….…….. (work) for his father when he leaves school.
21. I’ll open the window when it ………………(stop) raining.
22. This time tomorrow I ………………………….. (ski).
23. What …………………….. (birds/eat)?
24. She ………………………… (leave) school last year.
25. Tony………………………… (work) very hard this week.
26. ………………………………. (you/hear) the storm last night?
27. My friend ……………………. (not like) basketball, but I ……. (love) it.
28. His wife, Cathy …(be) a designer.
29. I … (study) English for two years.
30. Sally …… (have) breakfast at the moment.
JOIN THE SENTENCES USING WORDS IN BRACKETS. 
1. She cleaned the house. Then, she watched TV. (after)
2. This is Sarah. She teaches us ballet. (who)
3. The boys finished their homework. Then, they went out to play.(before)
4. He locked the door. Then, the phone ring. (after) 
5. Sarah washed the dishes. Then, her husband arrived.(by the time)
6. That’s Paul. His father is a lawyer. (whose)
 7. That is the hotel. I spent my holiday. (where)
8. He had a shower. Then, he made his breakfast.(after)
9. She didn’t hear the alarm clock. As a result, she was late for work. (because)
10. We arrived at the station early. We didn’t want to miss the train. (in order not to)
PUT THE WORDS IN THE CORRECT ORDER TO MAKE A PASSIVE SENTENCE. 
1. the been door has opened. The ......................................................................................
2. walking on graas prohibited is the. Walking ...........................................................................
3. served breakfast is 8:30 at. Breakfast .............................................................................
4. is spoken in shop that English. English ..............................................................................
5. the were this morning flowers watered. The
6. meat has cat the been by your stolen! The .............................................................................
7. is brushed being hair your. Your .................................................................................
8. children punished the be if will naughty they are.
The ............................................................................
9. not been car your repaired yet has. Your ......................................................................................
10. driven she the was airport to. She ............................................................................ 
11. Fill in the gaps with who, why, where, when, which or whose. 
Dear Aunt Joan, how are you? My new address, 1)……….. I was supposed to give you a long time ago, it
is at the top of this page. Sorry! The village  2)……….. I live now is very quiet and peaceful. In fact, that’s
the reason 3)………..  I decided to rent a house here. The people 4)……….. live next door to me are very
friendly. The day 5)……….. I moved in, they invited me for tea. The woman 6)……….. house I have ever
rented in the same street as you. Her name is Mrs. Fitzgerald. Do you know her? I must go now, the
telephone is ringing.

УЛСЫН ШАЛГАЛТЫН ТҮЛХҮҮР

Д№ Хариулт Оноо
1 A. are there 1
2 D. knows 1
3 C.are driving 1
4 B.been 1
5 C.has been working 1
6 C.landed 1
7 B.was working 1
8 D. had cooked 1
9 B.had been travelling 1
10 C. will turn down 1
11 A. am going 1
12 A.more 1
13 B.better 1
14 D. will have returned 1
15 B.will have been working 1
16 C.is celebrated 1
17 C.was organized 1
18 A. had been sold 1
19 C. had just gone off 1
20 D.will be checked 1
21 B.had got 1
22 C.was  1
23 C.had been 1
24 B.told  1
25 A.whether  1
26 C.in front of 1
27 C.along  1
28 D. near 1
29 B.off 1
30 A.despite 1
31 B.has 1
32 D.dries 1
33 C.will be  1
34 D.will 1
35 C.wouldn’t 1
36 B.had 1
37 D.wouldn’t have missed 1
38 A. had realised 1
39 C.Unless  1
40 C.were  1
41 D. knew 1
42 B.had won 1
43 D.Did 1
44 D.both 1
45 D.Neither 1
46 A.nor  1
47 C.either 1

48 B.such a 1
49 B.so  1
50 D.them 1
51 B.which  1
52 A.who 1
53 C.when  1
54 D.where 1
55 B.why 1
56 D. an 1
57 D.a 1
58 A.the 1
59 B.__ 1
60 D. famous, expensive, Japanese 1
61 B.more expensive 1
62 B.as  1
63 A.differently 1
64 D. the most beautiful 1
65 D.since 1
66 B.in 1
67 A.after 1
68 C.do 1
69 B.to lend 1
70 D. visiting 1
71 A.book 1
72 D.is feeling 1
73 D.remembers 1
74 B.them  1
75 B.mine  1
76 D. that 1
77 A.anything 1
78 B.a lot of 1
79 D. some 1
80 B.any 1
81 B.a little 1
82 B.too much 1
83 C.mustn’t 1
84 A.must 1
85 D.should 1
86 A. didn’t need to  1
87 B.Shall 1
88 A.so can 1
89 C.so does 1
90 C.have you 1
91 A.can’t they 1
92 C.doesn’t he 1
93 C.wearing 1
94 B.uses 1
95 B.didn’t use to 1
96 D.completely 1
97 A.peaceful 1

98 A.adventurer 1
99 B.disability 1
100 B.useless 1
101 A.employees 1
102 D.resident 1
103 B.extension 1
104 C.non-smoking 1
105 B.supplies 1
106 C.with 1
107 A.for 1
108 C.on  1
109 D. on 1
110 A. of 1
111 C.for  1
112 C.to 1
113 B.with 1
114 B.of  1
115 C.for 1
116 D.into 1
117 D.after 1
118 C.for  1
119 B.over 1
120 B.down 1
121 C.up  1
122 A.up 1
123 B.off  1
124 A.across  1
125 D. on 1
126 B.back 1
127 B.up 1
128 C.from 1
129 C.out 1
130 B.into 1
131 A.a life full of activity and excitement  1
132 D. spending too much time on watching TV 1
133 C.Make people feel more comfortable 1
134 A. They're always together 1
135 B.They are very happy  1
136 D.It's easy 1
137 B.Good things come after bad things 1
138 B.feel happy 1
139 B.making angry 1
140 D.earning money 1
141 D.sour 1
142 B.spicy  1
143 A.unkind 1
144 A.part time 1
145 C.obedient  1
146 A. changeable  1
147 C.light 1

148 B.rejected 1
149 A.limited 1
150 B.full 1
151 C.fragile 1
152 B.distant 1
153 A.new 1
154 D.skillful 1
155 B.improved  1
156 B.prohibited 1
157 D. split 1
158 B.tired 1
159 B.frightened 1
160 A.thrilled 1
161 B.dangers 1
162 B.protect  1
163 B.make  1
164 A.make 1
165 D.do 1
166 D.have 1
167 B.paid  1
168 D.take 1
169 B.made  1
170 A.expecting 1
171 B.run 1
172 C.labour  1
173 C.had 1
174 B.package 1
175 A.well paid  1
176 B.take 1
177 C. plates is 1
178 B. have been repairing 1
179 A. Had been painting 1
180 C. posted  1
181 D. will have landed 1
182 D. meet/ will invite 1
183 D. go  1
184 A. will ask 1
185 B. had left  1
186 A. used to 1
187 B. were/wouldn’t drive  1
188 A. leaves 1
189 A. is getting 1
190 C. Have you ever stayed 1
191 B. will have been teaching 1
192 D. have been walking  1
193 B. to be 1
194 C. has been working 1
195 A. is studying 1
196 D. have you known 1
197 A. The best 1

198 C. had finished 1

199 D. study 1
200 C. were swimming 1
201 D. have been working  1
202 A. am going to make 1
203 B. didn’t see  1
204 D. wouldn’t have drunk  1
205 B. more successful  1
206 C. to do my homework 1
207 D. am going to move 1
208 A. get round  1
209 C. put down 1
210 A. come off  1
211 D. go along with 1
212 D. Look out 1
213 C. got away  1
214 A. look forward to 1
215 D. run out of 1
216 D. looking forward to 1
217 B. passed away  1
218 D. try out  1
219 D. bring off  1
220 A. went off  1
221 A. get out  1
222 D. look in  1
223 A. pick/up 1
224 B. blow out  1
225 D. take off  1
226 A. broke into  1
227 D. takes after  1
228 B. building 1
229 B. a continent 1
230 B. in school 1
231 B. producers 1
232 A. grew 1
233 C. nowhere 1
234 C. o'clock train 1
235 D. their 1
236 D. to swim 1
237 C. both for 1
238 A. fewer 1
239 A. learn 1
240 B. have 1
241 D. to get rid 1
242 B. was 1
243 D. suggestion 1
244 B. many time 1
245 B. hasn't occurred 1
246 C. velvet blue 1
247 C. the more 1

248 B. no 1
249 B. its 1
250 C. conservative 1
251 D. creating 1
252 A. Less 1
253 B. that 1
254 C. do nothing 1
255 A. so pleasant people 1
256 A. where 1
257 A. In 1
258 D. to 1
259 A. to be 1
260 A. eaten 1
261 C. wear 1
262 C. much 1
263 D. isn't it 1
264 B . bring back 1
265 A. didn't knew 1
266 D. so do 1
267 C. school are 1
268 B. much mail 1
269 A. cute black and white spotted Dalmatian 1
270 D. students is 1
271 C. a little 1
272 B. finished 1
273 C. in 1
274 A. itself 1
275 D. a little 1
276 A. much 1
277 C. beautiful round red Japanese 1
278 D. lions were 1
279 A. the/ a 1
280 B. The number of winners is 1
281 C. Can 1
282 B. ought 1
283 C. rises/ sets 1
284 C. writes 1
285 C. will go 1
286 B. saw 1
287 B. left/ was raining 1
288 C.the most beautiful 1
289 B. easier 1
290 C. more difficult 1
291 B. nearest 1
292 C. earlier 1
293 C. Knowing/ have 1
294 A. is seeing 1
295 A. I’ve talked 1
296 C. have been boiling 1
297 C. had been making 1

298 A. don’t believe 1

299 B. has been 1
300 C. speaks 1
301 B. will have forgotten 1
302 B. exciting 1
303 C. Neither do I 1
304 C. had been working 1
305 A. is in her room sleeping 1
306 B. shortage 1
307 D. arrive 1
308 A. was screaming 1
309 A. were 1
310 B. went 1
311 A. was played 1
312 B. whose 1
313 A. was stolen 1
314 C. closing 1
315 C. is being done 1
316 B. fascinating 1
317 A. if 1
318 D. whereas 1
319 C. to have 1
320 D had 1
321 A. as fast as 1
322 B. knew 1
323 A. had remembered 1
324 C. wouldn’t have 1
325 B. ever 1
326 C. were 1
327 A. comes 1
328 D. traveling 1
329 A. watching 1
330 C. to marry 1
331 C. reading 1
332 D. at 8 o’clock on 1
333 A. singing 1
334 A. to see 1
335 A. Lucy had received his telegram 1
336 B. to write down her address 1
337 C. he was very busy that day 1
338 A. Where she had been the day before 1
339 C. woke up/ was shining 1
340 A. came/ were sitting 1
341 D. was cooking 1
342 C. aren’t there 1
343 C. haven’t you 1
344 C. didn’t you 1
345 D. does he 1
346 B. during 1
347 A. while 1

348 C. who 1
349 A. which 1
350 D. who 1
351 A. that 1
352 C. where 1
353 C. where 1
354 A. can 1
355 B. How much 1
356 B. in 1
357 B. at 1
358 D. of 1
359 A. like 1
360 D. bus 1
361 C. wheat 1
362 B. ticket 1
363 A. hanger 1
364 B. bridge 1
365 B. languages 1
366 D. married 1
367 B. order 1
368 C. Snow 1
369 C. useful 1
370 A. lend 1
371 B. close 1
372 A. prescription 1
373 D. boil 1
374 D. sharp 1
375 A. adventurous 1
376 C. ambitious 1
377 A. leather 1
378 C. desert 1
379 A. weighs 1
380 B. give up 1
381 D. powerful 1
382 C. dusty 1
383 B. tell 1
384 B. use 1
385 C. Elephant 1
386 B. scales 1
387 C.Scarf 1
388 A. waves 1
389 B. Potato 1
390 A. Wheel chair 1
391 D. mailman 1
392 A. Drum 1
393 A. snooker 1
394 C. minibus 1
395 B. raining 1
396 D. autumn 1
397 A. puppy 1

398 D. Panda 1
399 C. Shampoo 1
400 C. cut down on 1
401 D. save 1
402 A. dust 1
403 B. Desert 1
404 D. meeting 1
405 A. add 1
406 D. dead 1
407 C. floor 1
408 B. climate 1
409 B. match 1
410 A. cheese 1
411 B. shortage 1
412 B. peace 1
413 C. reflection 1
414 D. speech 1
415 C. missing 1
416 D. talking 1
417 C. top 1
418 D. map 1
419 D. upset 1
420 C. to tell 1
421 A. shape 1
422 D. degrees 1
423 C. Unless 1
424 A. spoilt 1
425 D. at the end 1
426 D. hardened 1
427 B. ancient 1
428 A. Living room 1
429 B. ages 1
430 C. mind 1
431 B. empty-handed 1
432 A. shock 1
433 D. height 1
434 C. Dial 1
435 A. fingerprints 1
436 A. fit 1
437 C.wrist 1
438 A. scratched 1
439 A. member 1
440.1 B. spider webs 1
440.2 A. caught 1
440.3 C. They feel it. 1
441.1 A. normal 1
441.2 C. to describe the things a robot can do 1
441.3 A. 1961 1
442.1 B. Five 1
442.2 A. family 1

442.3 C. Jinx and Diego are part of Carlys family. 1

443.1 B. works 1
443.2 D. is looking 1
443.3 A. has lived 1
443.4 C. wants 1
443.5 B. has decided 1
443.6 D. has looked 1
443.7 B. didn’t like 1
443.8 A. is going to see 1
444.1 B. to give 1
444.2 B. had been looking 1
444.3 A. until 1
444.4 B. have to 1
444.5 C. will be able to 1
444.6 A. when 1
444.7 B. to coming 1
444.8 C. to see 1
445.1 B. started 1
445.2 A. which 1
445.3 C. worst 1
445.4 B. was blowing 1
445.5 A. destroyed 1
445.6 C. their 1
445.7 A. was built 1
446.1 A. which 1
446.2 B. its 1
446.3 C. was going 1
446.4 A. There 1
446.5 A. to flow 1
446.6 B. could 1
446.7 B.sank 1
446.8 C.discovered 1
447 D. of America 1
448 B.Nations 1
449 D.Kingdom 1
450 B.Association  1
451 A. Technology 1
452 B. Corporation 1
453 C.Organization 1
454 A. Broadcaster 1
455 B.Personal  1
456 B.Fund  1
457 D.Communications 1
458 A.Chicken 1
459 B.Foreign 1
460 C.Development  1
461 A.Memory 1
462 C.Only 1
463 A. Genetically 1
464 D.War 1

465 A.Minister  1
466 D. Display 1
467 D.35781 1
468 D.915000 1
469 A. 40 + 20 + 3 + 6 1
470 B. 114 1
471 D 82 1
472 A.36000 1
473 B.570  1
474 D. 6250 1
475 C. 205  1
476 B.6408  1
477 A.1.30 and 12.45 1
478 D.The Earth rotates on its axis. 1
479.1 A. reckless  1
479.2 C. He realised she had done something mischievous. 1
479.3 D. I knew something like this would happen. 1
480.1 C. a set of instructions  1
480.2 B. a fire might start. 1
480.3 B. Turn off the oven.  1
481.1 A.fly away 1
481.2 D. in the water 1
481.3 B.jumps  1
482.1 B.get  1
482.2 C. green 1
482.3 B.in a field  1
482.4 A.They are put into boxes. 1
482.5 D.sugary tasting 1
482.6 A."All About Blueberries"  1
483.1 C.Because most of the Earth is covered in water.  1
483.2 B. made  1
483.3 D.Daylight is caused by the Earth facing toward the Sun. 1
483.4 B.The Sun is a ball of burning gases that gives the Earth heat and light. 1
483.5 D.Because they wanted to study them and learn more about the Moon. 1
484.1 A.As its gases run out, it cools down. 1
484.2 C.strong  1
485.1 D. learned how to play the piano 1
485.2 B. a child of three could possibly play the piano 1
485.3 D. had a great talent for music 1
486.1 D. enjoyed themselves by singing and dancing all night 1
486.2 B. a terrible storm at sea 1
486.3 A. everyone was feeling happy 1
487.1 A. holiday lasted for a week 1
487.2 D. thoroughly enjoyed her holiday on the farm 1
487.3 B. A Different Sort of Life 1
488.1 C. want their children to be able to control their bodies with grace 1
488.2 encouraged and supported the art of ballet 1
488.3 were not the original dancers 1
489 D. 3,5,2,1,4 1
490 C. 3,1,4,2,5,6 1

491 B. 3,5,2,1,4 1
492 B. 4,5,1,3,2  1
493 A. 3,5,2,4,1,  1
494 A. 4,2,3,1,5  1
495 C. 1,3,2,5,4 1
496 A. 4,2,3,1,5  1
497.1 D. servants 1
497.2 B. stayed 1
497.3 C. unhappy 1
497.4 B. Everyone left the village because of the mosquitoes 1
497.5 A. The death of all the frogs 1
497.6 D. Because the corn crop was small 1
497.7 D. You must be helpful to others. 1
497.8 D. The chief’s family 1
497.9 B. All things are connected/related with each other 1
497.1
A. slaves 1
0
498.1 D. cabbage is low-calorie but a high - vitamin vegetable 1
498.2 A. we should have low-calories foods if we want to be healthy 1
498.3 C. A, B, B2 as well as C 1
499.1 B. there are different ways people show that they care about their health 1
499.2 C. To be healthy 1
500.1 D. toys can be very harmful to children 1
500.2 C. you must be very careful when buying a toy for kids 1
501 A. This sport cannot be played without a ball. 1
502 A. Unless you get more rest, you won’t feel better. 1
503 B. He has been playing golf for five years now. 1
504.1 A. Only children up to ten years old can swim here. 1
504.2 B. a secretary 1
504.3 D. children 1
505.1 D. Fold 1
505.2 D. in large quantities 1
505.3 B. benefit 1
505.4 B. special packaging 1
505.5 A. because they buy food in large amounts 1
505.6 A. most homes have freezers and microwaves 1
505.7 A. information about the product 1
505.8 C. attract customers 1

505.9 D. the packaging industry has developed into technologically advanced industry 1

506.1 A . job 1
506.2 C. make angry 1
506.3 D. be bored or tired of something 1
506.4 B. robots will help them 1
506.5 C. will have to live in a space 1
506.6 B. Because we use mainly coal fuel and electric energy to heat our houses 1
507.1 D. unexpectedly 1
507.2 A. a chart showing the dates of the year 1
507.3 D. funny story 1
507.4 B. on the 1st of April 1
507.5 A. play jokes on people 1

507.6 A. 1900s 1
507.7 D. April Fools 1
507.8 B. make someone feel funny 1
508.1 A. quickly 1
508.2 D. divided 1
508.3 A. number 1
508.4 A. Population density 1
508.5 B. growing 1
508.6 C. population density 1
508.7 C. Asia 1
508.8 B. density 1
508.9 C. rapidly 1
508.1
D. one thousand and fourteen 1
0
508.1
A. Asia and Africa 1
1
509.1 B. dramatically increased  1
509.2 D. steadily climbed  1
509.3 B. 10%  1
510.1 D. fluctuation 1
510.2 B. 400  1
510.3 D. drop quickly 1
511.1 D. Peaked on 1
511.2 D. Sunday 1
511.3 A. lower  1
512.1 B. eight  1
512.2 D. 60 %  1
512.3 B. Americans  1
513.1 D. 57% 1
513.2 D. New Zealand  1
513.3 A. United Kingdom 1
514.1 C. remained 1
514.2 B. British museum 1
515 A. Look after 1
516 C. came across 1
517 B. backed away 1
518 C. called off  1
519 D. look ahead 1
520 A. asked around  1
521 D. broke down  1
522 A. check in 1
523 C. came across  1
524 when 2
525 listened 2
526 was cooking  2
527 was 2
528 bought 2
529 has lived /has been living 2
530 has gone/has been  2
531 has 2
532 ate/eat 2
533 has done 2

534 got married 2

535 have been 2
536 is playing 2
537 bought 2
538 go 2
539 Will 2
540 enjoyed 2
541 nor 2
542 whose 2
543 him 2
544 do you 1
545 isn't she 1
546 haven't we 1
547 doesn't he 1
548 can't he 1
549 didn't she 1
550 aren't I 1
551 did you 1
552 air conditioner  2
553 British 2
554 empty 2
555 desserts 2
556 end 2
557 farmer/gardener 2
558 grandparents 2
559 honeymoon 2
560 twins 2
561 medium 2
562 is playing 1
563 do you do 1
564 doesn't usually have  1
565 crashed/ survived 1
566 didn't go 1
567 used to drink  1
568 used to live 1
569 was repairing /arrived 1
570 was riding/ dropped  1
571 have been reading 1
572 B. met 2
573 B. cooked 2
574 B. rang 2
575 A. left 2
576 This is Sara who teaches us ballet  2
577 That's Simon whose father is a lawyer. 2
578 That's the hotel where I spent my holiday.  2
579 This is the story which/ that won first prize . 2
580 Philip is the man who lives in a castle.  2
581 The song was sung by the pop star. 1
582 The beds are made every morning .  1
583 The window wasn't broken by Jenny.  1

584 The front door was left open  1

585 Dinner hasn't been made by the chef.  1
586 Mary said that she would cook dinner that night. 1
587 Mother asked Tommy why he was crying.  1
588 Tom said that he had lost his keys. 1
589 Mr.Jones said that he needed to buy a present for his wife.  1
590 She said that she couldn't find her bag. 1
591 the 1
592 the 1
593 of 1
594 than 1
595 than 1
596 in 1
597 odd number/ numbers 1
598 organs of the bodies/body parts 1
599 school subjects/lessons 1
600 transport 1
601 baby animals, young animals 1
602 When  1
603 Whose 1
604 Why 1
605 How often 1
606 How much 1
607 He talks 2
608 They discussed 2
609 Have you tasted 2
610 speak 2
611 wash 2
612 goes 2
613 have 2
614 the best 2
615 did 2
616 will 2
617 collecting, writing 2
618 following 2
619 not to bring 2
620 so that 2
621 hair 2
622 to seeing 2
623 finish 2
624 loudly 2
625 post 2
626 finish 2
627 a sculptor 2
628 a few 2
629 seen 2
630 make 2
631 tell 2
632 made 2
633 for 2

634 borrow 2
635 help me 2
636 reading 2
637 shall we 2
638 to rinse 2
639 taught 2
640 said 2
641 enjoyed 2
642 didn't use to 2
643 are there 2
644 do/ unless-if 2
645 some 2
646 two dozens 2
647.1 1 C trouble 2
647.2 B.field (1 оноо) 2
647.3 A. by (1 оноо) 2
648.1 B ! (exclamation mark)  1
648.2 C It’s  1
648.3 A. (comma)  1
649 are you going 1
650 Have you done 1
651 do you go 1
652 been 1
653 were you doing / called 1
654 have you been learning 1
655 do you live 1
656 stopped 1
657 were sent 1
658 won/ would travel 1
659 Temuge asked me where had they made the film. 1
660 The teacher asked us where had we got updated inf. about a climate change 1
661 Paul asked John if he had studied for the exam. 1
662 David asked me if I had bought the new book about dinosaurs 1
663 The examiner asked students if they used a dictionary in the English exam 1
664 The new bookshelf will not be delivered. 1
665 This saucepan can be used for cooking spaghetti. 1
666 My project work has to be finished to night 1
667 A birthday card was sent to me. 1
668 The mouse isn't being chased.  1
669 The garbage can isn't used. 1
670 The new song about love was sung by the pop star. 1
671 A dinosaur egg has been found. ( by an explorer) 1
672 English is spoken by many people. 1
673 A new book is being written. 1
674 travelled 1
675 did not watch 1
676 used to play 1
677 was skating 1
 1) leisure     2) hitch-hiking      3) travel agent      4) cut price ticket   5) youth hostels
678 6
6) package holidays
 

679 A) dish    B) recipe     C) cookery books     D) ingredients     E) snack     F) eat out 6

680 1b, 2c, 3a, 4d, 5f, 6e 6
681 1b, 2d, 3f, 4e, 5a, 6c 6
682 1d, 2a, 3b, 4c, 5e 5
683 1b, 2c, 3d, 4a, 5e 5
684 finish 2
685 are they studying 2
686 has typed 2
687 started 2
688 will take 2
689 have finished 2
690 could 2
691 is going to move 2
692 bought 2
693 has planned 2
694 to wash 2
695 must do 2
696 after 2
697 can 2
698 am not able 2
699 couldn't 2
700 must 2
701 rich 2
702 must 2
703 cannot 2
704 used to 2
705 has 2
706 should 2
707 bought 2
708 has been living 2
709 has just moved 2
710 eat 2
711 gone 2
712 is sitting 2
713 drinks 2
714 being 1
715 does 1
716 had 1
717 has 1
718 had 1
719 will 1
720 been 1
721 is 1
722 had 1
723 to 1
724 has been looking 1
725 usually 1
726 will go 1
727 What were you doing when the accident occurred? 1
728 Don't forget to take your umbrella. It is going to rain. 1

729 Ms Smith has worked as a sales representative for three years. 1

730 Denise: Oh, I'm sorry, I can't. I am going to a movie tonight with some friends. 1
731 Every Monday, Samantha drives her kids to football practice.  1
732 When I got up, he was sitting in the garden and reading a book. 1
733 It is raining now. It began raining two hours ago.  1
734 Sam is a very interesting person. He knows all kinds of unusual facts.  1
735 John entered his flat and closed the door. 1
736 Kim looked tired this morning. Yes. She had been studying all night long. 1
737 The film had finished by the time we got home. 1
738 I have no idea where I have put my wallet. 1
739 I know this town well. I have lived/have been living here for six years. 1
740 By next month, I will have been living here for ten years. 1
741 I hope I will have finished decorating the house by then. 1
742 This time tomorrow, I will be flying to Singapore. 1
743 I’ll ask him when he comes home. 1
744 Watch out! You are going to bang your head on the doorframe. 1
745 I will leave the hotel early in case there is a lot of traffic. 1
746 He is working/going to work for his father when he leaves school.  1
747 I’ll open the window when it stops raining. 1
748 This time tomorrow I will be sking). 1
749 What do birds eat? 1
750 She left school last year. 1
751 Tony has been working very hard this week. 1
752 Did you hear the storm last night? 1
753 My friend does not like basketball, but I love it. 1
754 His wife, Cathy is a designer.  1
755 I have been studying English for two years.  1
756 Sally is having breakfast at the moment. 1
757 After she had cleaned the house, she watched TV 1
758 This is Sarah who teaches us ballet.  1
759 The boys finished their homework before they went out to play. 1
760 After the phone rang, he locked the door.  1
761 By the time her husband arrived, Sarah had washed the dishes 1
762 That’s Paul whose father is a lawyer.  1
763 That is the hotel where I spent my holiday.  1
764 He had a shower after he made his breakfast. 1
765 She was late for work because she didn’t hear the alarm clock. 1
766 We arrived at the station early in order not to miss the train.  1
767 The door has been opened. 2
768 Walking on the grass is prohibited 2
769 Breakfast is served at 8:30 2
770 English is spoken in that shop. 2
771 The flowers were watered this morning. 2
772 The meat has been stolen by your cat. 2
773 Your hair is being brushed. 2
774 The children will be punished if they are naughty. 2
775 Your car has not been repaired yet. 2
776 She was driven to the airport. 2
777 1) which, 2) where, 3) why, 4) who, 5) when, 6) whose 6