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1. Ann has just ________ from the University of London with honours

1) ended
2) graduated
3) Finished

2. Some teachers don’t ________ things very clearly.

1) copy
2) explain
3) Mean

3. In the US and the UK, the modern gradation of academic _______ is usually bachelor, master, and doctor

1) characteristics
2) qualifications
3) Degrees

4. . Most _______ take four to six years to finish their degrees. lecturers

1) professors
2) lab-assistants
3) undergraduates

5. Congratulations! I hear you _____ your examination yesterday

1) revised
2) failed
3) passed

6. After graduating from the university she decided to take _____ courses.

1) undergraduate
2) doctoral
3) *postgraduate

7. My favourite ________ at school were history and geography

1) periods
2) subjects
3) lessons

8. A(n) _______ is usually more expensive than a dictionary because it is in several volumes.

1) encyclopedia
2) publication
3) journal

9. Any _____ is usually composed of the following basic sections : summary, introduction, discussion, conclusion and recommendations.

1) technology
2) report
3) method

10. Harvard University is the oldest institution of higher _____ in the USA

1) teaching
2) promotion
3) education

11. Our teacher always takes ______ at the beginning of the lesson.

1) residence
2) acceptance
3) attendance

12. On ___________ from college, all the students of our group got a good job.

1) graduation
2) leaving
3) entering

13. One can find meanings of the foreign or technical expressions used in the text in _______.

1) index
2) glossary
3) content

14. Cable TV and work desk with _______ telephone lines are available in each room

1) modernism
2) modernised
3) modernisation

15. There is one evident ______ between Kate and Ann.

1) similar
2) similarity
3) similarly

16. John left his job because he was _______ to deal with such a large amount of work

1) uponable
2) ability
3) unable

17. We weren’t allowed onto the ferry because it had been _______

1) bookery
2) overbooked
3) booker

18. Lots of changes were made but all the attempts had little ______

1) effect
2) effective
3) effectively

19. A very important part of the American ______ system is the community college.

1) educative
2) educate
3) educational

20. Traditional homes have been _______ by big blocks of apartments

1) place
2) replaced
3) displaceable

21. The last year has shown a slight ________ in the economy

1) improved
2) improvable
3) improvement

22. If you don't speak the language you feel more like a _______

1) foreigner
2) foreignhood
3) foreignship

23. I want to be a famous ______ when I grow up

1) science
2) scientifically
3) scientist

24. Your bag looks heavy! I’ll carry _______ for you

1) it
2) him
3) them

25. Are you taking _______ magazines with you?

1) something
2) any
3) nothing

26. Is this book yours or ________?

1) her
2) his
3) he

27. "Çàïîëíèòå ïðîïóñê. - How did you get my sister's book? - She gave it to me _______!"

1) ourselves
2) themselves
3) herself

28. That isn’t my key. _____ is here.

1) Myself
2) Mine
3) Me

29. Look at these two cars. This one is ______ and the other one is hers.

1) myself
2) my
3) mine

30. . ______ have you got your car?

1) What
2) How many
3) How long

31. ________ composition is the best

1) You
2) Your
3) Yourself

32. My house is _______ in the street.

1) the smallest
2) more smaller
3) small

33. That’s _______ building I’ve ever seen.

1) much modern
2) the most modern
3) more modern

34. The sofa is _______ than that old chair.

1) comfortable
2) much comfortable
3) more comfortable

35. Of the three boys, Dave is the _______.

1) tallest
2) more tall
3) tall

36. He is the ____________ person I’ve ever known

1) interestingly
2) very interesting
3) most interesting

37. The smaller is the house, the _____ it will cost us to heat.

1) less
2) more less
3) little

38. Life is not ________ as it used to be

1) so easy
2) the easiest
3) easy

39. Karen is the _______ girl in the class.

1) more pretty
2) prettier
3) *prettiest

40. Kate can speak Spanish _______ than Avis

1) fluenter
2) more fluently
3) most fluently

41. I have _______ appointment at the dentist’s this afternoon.

1) -
2) an
3) the

42. Bats and owls generally hunt at _______ night

1) the
2) a
3) -

43. Many people were waiting for more information about the accident in _______ Swiss Alps.

1) -
2) an
3) the

44. She is going to see her daughter who has come from _____ Canada.

1) –
2) an
3) a

45. Newcastle is a town in _______ north of England

1) an
2) the
3) a

46. We may be going skiing at _______ Christmas, but it's still all up in the air.

1) an
2) -
3) The

47. We’ve known the Robinsons _______ twenty years now

1) to
2) -
3) for

48. I entered _____ Moscow State University last year

1) in
2) from
3) *-

49. We enjoyed the film but it was very cold ______ the cinema

1) with
2) on
3) at

50. She is going to study music _______ next year.

1) to
2) in
3) -

51. The Great Wall of China is a long way _______ any major city

1) -
2) by
3) from

52. ______ I save some of my pocket money, I won't be able to buy a bicycle.

1) Unless
2) Whether
3) Less

53. I’m used to getting up early now, _______ I didn’t like it at first.

1) so
2) but
3) or

54. It’s Sunday tomorrow, _______ I don’t have to get up early

1) in order to
2) because
3) so

55. You should eat more, _______ you’ll make yourself ill

1) and
2) or
3) if

56. That is the house ______ Shakespeare was born

1) whose
2) which
3) where

57. This picture _______ by my mother’s friend in 1979.

1) is painting
2) is painted
3) was painted

58. "- George phoned while you were out. - O.K. I _______ him back."

1) phoned
2) will phone
3) will be phoned

59. "- Are you going shopping tonight? - No. I _______ yesterday."

1) had gone
2) went
3) had went

60. The workers ______ the road by the end of the year

1) will have built
2) will build
3) will be building

61. They sometimes _______ to the cinema on Friday evening

1) go
2) have gone
3) shall go

62. When the game is over, we _______ a cup of tea

1) has had
2) had
3) will have

63. The Queen _______ at Windsor Castle yesterday

1) arrived
2) arrive
3) is arriving

64. Crime, traffic, pollution – ... problems are relevant for any city

1) this
2) these
3) that

65. The First Amendment was signed in 1791. ..... law guarantees civic rights for all American citizens

1) that
2) this
3) these

66. My grandfather still remembers his youth and everything that happened in ..... times

1) those
2) that
3) these

67. Where did you spend all ..... years?

1) these
2) this
3) that

68. …building on the opposite side of the street looks strangely familiar to me

1) these
2) this
3) that

69. I will make sure ..... you have everything you need

1) these
2) that
3) those

70. _____ time you made a wrong decision.

1) it
2) that
3) this

71. Now _____, let’s talk over our future plans

1) that
2) it
3) then

72. _____ was them who broke the window.

1) this
2) it
3) that

73. Where ___ the Masons buy their fruit?

1) does
2) do
3) doesn't

74. ___ the cat like to sleep on the sofa?

1) Do
2) Does
3) Don't

75. We eat pizza, but we ___ eat hamburgers.

1) don't
2) do
3) does

76. ___ Mrs Miller read magazines?

1) Do
2) Don't
3) Does

77. The girls love tennis, but they ___ love riding.

1) does
2) don't
3) doesn't

78. Mr. Nelson speaks Spanish, but he ___ speak German.

1) don't
2) does
3) doesn't

79. Max plays tennis, but he ___ play hockey.

1) does
2) doesn't
3) don't

80. ___ Mr. Smith teach English?

1) Does
2) Don't
3) Do

81. ___ the children learn to cook at school?

1) Do
2) Does
3) Doesn't

82. They ___ work very hard.

1) don't
2) do
3) does

83. Jane is a teacher of English. She ... French.

1) teaches not
2) does not teach
3) do not teach

84. I ____ nobody knew about his arrival

1) should
2) had better
3) would rather

85. _________You __________ pay more attention to the people around you

1) should
2) had better
3) would rather

86. You ___________ invest that money in something safe

1) should
2) would rather
3) had better

87. I _______ have good health than a small fortune

1) would rather
2) had better
3) should

88. We _______ take a taxi or we'll miss the train

1) should
2) had better
3) would rather

89. I think everybody ______ learn driving a car.

1) had better
2) should
3) would rather

90. Books ______ be returned on or before the date stamped below.

1) should
2) would rather
3) had better

91. I _____ rather stay at home than go out

1) must
2) would
3) should

92. If Sue ___ anybody the news, it won’t be a secret.

1) had told
2) tells
3) told

93. If Tom ___ the bus, he would have come to the meeting on time

1) hasn’t missed
2) missed
3) hadn’t missed

94. If I see Jill, I ___ her to call you

1) has reminded
2) would remind
3) will remind

95. If I were you, I ___ the red dress.

1) would choose
2) had chosen
3) choose

96. If she had been taking care of her health, she ___ ill

1) wouldn’t have fell
2) didn’t fall
3) wouldn’t have fallen

97. If Mark ___ for the job, he would have got it.

1) will apply
2) *had applied
3) applies

98. They’ll go to the restaurant if they ___ a table in advance

1) would reserve
2) reserve
3) reserved

99. We saw a lot of pictures at the art shop, but ______ was good enough to buy for our museum.

1) no of them
2) *none of them
3) not some of them

100. If there are ______ calls for me, can you ask to leave a message?

1) none
2) some
3) any

101. While peeling potatoes my small brother cut ______ with a sharp knife.

1) oneself
2) himself
3) him

102. There are many good hotels in the town. You can stay at ______of them.

1) no
2) any
3) some

103. ê. I've been trying to phone her all day but ______ I phone her the line is engaged.

1) the every time
2) all the time
3) every time

104. He is invited to lots of parties and he goes to_____

1) every one
2) everyone
3) everything

105. These are ______ organizations operating in our market and even ______ we would consider real competitors.

1) a few, many
2) some, fewer
3) few, fewer

106. You are not the only one who failed to hear the news. I didn't ______.

1) neither
2) either
3) also

107. If we hadn't taken the same plane, we might have never met______

1) ours
2) ourselves
3) *each other

108. I ______food, clothes and some ______ goods have become more expensive nowadays

1) much, other
2) many, the others
3) many, others

109. I'm going to the wedding on Saturday.______ is getting married

1) a friend of me
2) a friend of mine
3) mine friend

110. uring the terrible road accident one car bumped into ______one. One driver was heavily injured and______ died.

1) the other, other
2) another, the other
3) another, other

111. "Çàïîëíèòå ïðîïóñê — Did you hear about the party at Kate's last night? - No, I didn't. ______ of my friends ______ there."

1) nobody, was
2) nobody, were
3) none, was

112. Çàïîëíèòå ïðîïóñê. "The system of education is not superb," she said. "Too ______mathematics ______ usually taught at school

1) much, are
2) many, is
3) much, is

113. ______should be present at the meeting. A very serious question will be discussed

1) everyone
2) anyone
3) someone

114. We've got too ______ petrol. We must have the car filled at the nearest service station

1) much
2) many
3) little

115. When the train arrived at the railway station ______ passengers got their suitcases. So we picked up ______ too

1) another, ours
2) others, our
3) some, ours

116. There are ______ evenings when I do not want to go to bed. But there are ______ evenings when nothing could keep me from going to bed

1) several, others
2) some, the others
3) some, other

117. I don't really enjoy going to the cinema_______. I'd rather have ______ to go with me.

1) by myself, someone
2) by my own, no one
3) on myself, someone

118. ê. It is not his fault. You cannot blame______

1) his
2) him
3) himself

119. Tom and Ann stood in front of the mirror and looked at each other

1) them
2) one another
3) themselves

120. Have you got ______ luggage? Let me help you.

1) -
2) any
3) some

121. "Would you like ______ to eat?" asked Tom.

1) anything
2) some
3) something

122. If there are ______ letters for me?

1) some
2) any
3) the

123. "What do you want to eat?" "______. I'm so hungry."

1) nothing
2) something
3) anything

124. ê. ______ came to visit him while he was in hospital

1) nobody
2) none
3) some

125. I cannot talk to you now. I ______ time.

1) have got any
2) have got no
3) have got none

126. All the tickets have been sold. There is ______ left

1) none
2) nothing
3) no of them

127. When we travelled we spent ______ money

1) many
2) plenty
3) *a lot of

128. He enjoyed his life there. He had _______ friends and they met quite often.

1) a few
2) few
3) little

129. I ______people he worked with are very friendly.

1) some of
2) any of
3) some of the

130. Have you ever been to ______ restaurants

1) something
2) either of those
3) either of no

131. She said she would contact me but she ______ wrote ______phoned

1) neither, or
2) neither, nor
3) either, nor

132. I ______I have eaten today is a sandwich

1) all
2) everything
3) whole

133. Peter spent ______ money you gave him

1) the whole
2) all the
3) some

134. Carol likes reading. She has read ______ book in the library

1) each
2) the all
3) every

135. I hope ______ enjoyed the outing to the Zoo.

1) all
2) everybody
3) all they

136. "Have you read all these books?" "Yes,______.

1) everything
2) every
3) every one

137. ______ enjoyed the party last week

1) everyone
2) every
3) all

138. There are ______ biscuits left in the tin.

1) a few
2) much
3) little

139. ______students know the answer to this question

1) few
2) little
3) much

140. My days are so busy that I have ______ time for reading.

1) few
2) little
3) many

141. ê. ______people give money to charity

1) little
2) many
3) a lot

142. There is a tiny bit of butter. There is ______ butter.

1) few
2) little
3) much

143. He keeps trying although there is ______ chance of success.

1) few
2) little
3) much

144. y clocks in the office but ______ of them work properly

1) much
2) little
3) a little

145. She wasn't very hungry. She has just had ______ soup.

1) a few
2) a little
3) little

146. There aren't ______ jobs for young people.

1) many
2) much
3) little

147. There aren't ______ lessons today

1) few
2) much
3) many

148. ê. Before you______, don't forget to lock the door

1) will leave
2) leave
3) shall leave

149. Please do not speak to anyone before the police______.

1) are coming
2) come
3) 'll come

150. His parents will be very glad if she ______ the university.

1) enter
2) enters
3) entered

151. When you ______ my brother, you ______ him.

1) saw, recognize
2) see, won't recognize
3) 'll see, don't recognize

152. We won't discuss the matter until the headmaster______.

1) won't arrive
2) doesn't arrive
3) arrives

153. If I ______ any help I ______ my friend.

1) need, 'll phone
2) 'll need, 'll phone
3) 'll need, phone

154. Let's ______ before it ______ raining.

1) go out, 'll start
2) go out, starts
3) to go out, starts

155. I want to go shopping but if you ______ to come, you want, need

1) not want, needn't
2) do want, needn't
3) don't want, needn't

156. If you ______ on this tram it'll take you to the downtown.

1) get
2) got
3) have got

157. He ______ to the country tomorrow if the weather is fine.

1) goes
2) ll go
3) go

158. You'll understand nothing unless you ______ the book yourself.

1) won't read
2) read
3) don't read

159. You'll understand this rule after your teacher ______ it to you

1) explains
2) explain
3) don't explain

160. I ______the room till I see my brother.

1) shan't leave
2) leave
3) don't leave