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1. 1. I ___ your new bicycle. Where did you buy it?
1) like
2) am liking
3) likes
4) liked
2. 2. How ______ oranges should I buy?
1) much
2) many
3) few
4) any
3. 3. ___ hungry? We can have a break!
1) Is you
2) Do you be
3) Are you
4) Have you
4. 4. I bought a TV and a chair yesterday. ___ TV was very expensive.
1) �
2) -
3) The
4) An
5. 5. Klaus ___ TV every morning.
1) watch
2) watches
3) watchs
4) watching
6. 6. We didn't take ______ food with us, we hoped to buy some on the way.
1) much
2) much
3) few
4) a lot
7. 7. If it ____ rain tomorrow, we will go for a walk
1) will not
2) doesn't
3) didn't
4) don't
8. 8. Julia is OK. She looks ___ than Jane.
1) more happy
2) happyer
3) happier
4) happy
9. 9. They took a bus home ___ the afternoon.
1) in
2) on
3) at
4) -
10. 10. Tracy always eats ___.
1) her food fast
2) fast her food
3) her food fastly
4) fastly her food
11. 11. This is the ___ room.
1) children
2) childrens'
3) childrens
4) children's
12. 12. Doris isn't in the office. She ___ in Washington at the moment.
1) works
2) is working
3) working
4) work
13. 13. That was ___ crime drama I've ever seen.
1) baddest
2) worst
3) the worst
4) the baddest
14. 14. Lilly ___ her homework yet.
1) haven't finished
2) hasn't finished
3) didn't finish
4) doesn't finish
15. 15. My dad ____ smoking several years ago.
1) gave up
2) has given up
3) gived up
4) give up
16. 16. You ___ wear a hat, it's very cold outdoors.
1) can
2) must
3) should
4) may
17. 17. Look at Rachel! She ___ a blue skirt today!
1) is wearing
2) wearing
3) wears
4) wore
18. 18. Do you remember ___ that movie? We went to the cinema together.
1) see
2) to see
3) seeing
4) to saw
19. 19. Anna and Janice ___ friends since early childhood.
1) were
2) have been
3) are
4) was
20. 20. My stomach ached so much that I ___ see a doctor.
1) should
2) had to
3) needn't
4) have
21. Fill in the gaps in each dialogue - Hey, where are you? - I am out shopping right now. I (look) for a new dress. But I'm not having ( ____ ) luck. - You should go to the shopping mall in the centre. They don't cost very much there. - OK. Thanks ( ____ ) the advice.
1) looked; much; about
2) am looking; many; on
3) am looking; much; for
4) looked; many; for
22. - Do you fancy (go) out for a coffee a bit later ? - No thanks. If I go with you, I (fail) my exam on Monday. - Really? What do you mean? - If I go to the café, I (waste) my time.
1) go; fails; wasted
2) going; will fail; will waste
3) goes; failing; wastes
4) goes; will fail; waste
23. - Hi, I (understand) that email you sent me yesterday. - I didn't send any emails yesterday. - Well, you might have sent it (early). But I got it yesterday. - My email address has been blocked (____) a week, so I couldn't have done it.
1) didn't understand; earlier; for
2) don't understand; early; in
3) won't understand; the earliest; at
4) didn't understand; early; at
24. - I'd like to buy this scarf, please. Can I use this coupon? It says I can have a 5 £ discount. - No, I (to be afraid) it can only be applied to full-priced items . This scarf is already ( ____ ) special offer. - OK. I'll buy it ( ____ ). Actually, it's a present.
1) I was afraid; at; anyhow
2) I will be afraid; in; somehow
3) I am afraid; on; anyway
4) I were afraid; the; already
25. - Have you (see) the photo of me when I was your age? - No, I haven't. Let me see. Wow! You used to have great hair! - I know. I used to spend ages (get) it done just right. It's ( ____ ) quicker now.
1) see; got; many
2) seen; getting; much
3) saw; gets; the most
4) see; to get; more
26. Read the text and answer the question Celebrities post selfies on social media. Millions of girls try to copy them. They want to have the same hairstyles and makeup. It is becoming a big problem because girls are worrying about their appearance all the time and they're becoming unhappy. And the problem is growing. For example, teenage girls today spend 90% more on make-up than ten years ago. �� : Millions of girls try to copy celebrities because �
1) they want to look like celebrities
2) they don't know what to do in their free time
3) they want to become famous
27. Selling British TV programs to countries around the world is an important industry for the UK. The top countries for British TV exports are the USA, Sweden, Denmark, Germany and Norway. There are two main types of TV export: finished programs and formats. Many of the finished programs are dramas. For example, the historical drama 'Downton Abbey' is very popular in many countries. Popular British formats include several talent shows as 'The X Factor' and 'Strictly Come Dancing'. �� : Films and TV shows are examples of�
1) documentary
2) finished programs
3) formats
28. Nowadays people complain that the popularity of social media like Twitter has reduced our ability to read for long periods of time and to write properly. It's also true that tweets are written by not professional authors. Sometimes little attention is paid to correct grammar and spelling rules in digital messages. There is a lot we can learn from other cultures with a different writing tradition. The most popular form of poetry in Japan has long been the haiku, in which every word counts. It is a poem with exactly seventeen syllables. That's short! �� : According to the text, haiku is �
1) a novel
2) a tale
3) a very short poem
29. Drones are being used by paparazzi to film or photograph people who are in the public eye, often without their knowledge and permission. The growing number of these aircrafts is causing celebrities to run for cover inside their homes, but they are not safe even there. In the USA media regulators have been rushing to redraft the country's privacy law. In fact, paparazzi drones have already been banned in California. �� : According to American legislation, paparazzi �
1) are allowed to use drones while working
2) are not allowed to use drones in some states
3) are allowed to film and to take photos of celebrities whenever they want
30. Whenever you face a stressful situation, your brain sends alarm signals to your body and causes your heart to beat faster and your muscles to tense in preparation for immediate action. A good skill you can develop is the ability to react calmly during the crisis by being aware of your body's stress response and training yourself to ignore that initial flood of emotions. �� : A rational way to reduce stress is �
1) to think positively
2) to make time for relaxation
3) to keep an equal mind
31. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence We have to be sensible / honest when we cycle in the dark.
1) sensible
2) honest
32. She's always worried / tired when she gets home from work and goes to bed early
1) worried
2) tired
33. He looks so casual / smart in that new shirt and tie!
1) casual
2) smart
34. They've put up a wooden fence / hedge around the garden to keep out the neighbours' dogs.
1) fence
2) hedge
35. Their child is still an infant / a toddler, so he can't walk yet.
1) an infant
2) a toddler

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