HS 1 Unit 7 Test 4

1. I was shocked … the news of the crashed plane.

         [a) with, b) at, c) about, d) of]

2. A … mountaineer reached the top of the Himalaya last week.

                [a) fearful, b) fearlessness, c) fearless, d) fearfulness]

3. The corals can be divided into three groups, two of which … extinct .

        [a) is, b) are, c) was, d) were]

4. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would be … to use.

                 [a) possibility, b) impossible, c) possible, d) impossibility]

5. In 1975, according to the national centre for health statistics, the average life expectancy for people born during that year … 72,4 years.

        [a) was, b) is, c) were, d) are]

6. Every country … a national flag.

        [a) have, b) are, c) has, d) is]

7. Goods for sale at … prices.

                [a) attractively, b) attract, c) attraction, d) attractive]

8. Your mistakes in composition are similar … his.

        [a) by, b) on, c) to, d) with]

9. To relieve pain caused by severe burns, prevent infection, and treat for shock, … .

                           [a) taken steps immediately, b) take immediate steps, c) taking immediate steps, d) to take immediate steps]

10. A … is a person who searches for valuable minerals.

               [a) prospective, b) prospect, c) prospector, d) prospects]

11. In ancient times and throughout the middle ages, many people believed that the Earth … motionless.

        [a) was, b) were, c) are, d) is]

12. I used to earn …. Money, but then I lost my job.

            [a) few, b) many, c) lot, d) a lot of]

13. Three dangerous criminals escaped … prison yesterday.

        [a) from, b) for, c) out, d) for]

14. The exam results could … your career.

                 [a) determined, b) determination, c) determine, d) determinant]

15. Parents have great … for their children’s future.

                [a) expects, b) expectations, c) expectant, d) expector]

16. The battle field was a … sight.

              [a) fear, b) fearless, c) fearsome, d) fearlessly]

17. They discussed the matter calmly and … .

              [a) reason, b) reasonable, c) reasonably, d) reasoned]

18. Seals can … because they have a thick layer of blubber under their fur.

                        [a) they keep warm, b) keep themselves warm, c) keep their warm, d) keep them warm]

19. Nerve impulses … to the brain at a speed of about on hundred yards per second.

                      [a) sending sensations, b) to send sensations, c) be send sensations, d) send sensations]

20. Research in the work place reveals that people work for many reasons … .

                 [a) besides money, b) money besides, c) beside money, d) money beside]

21. A baby is under parental … .

             [a) guide, b) guidance, c) guided, d) guideless]

22. The two main … are permanent magnets and electromagnets.

                    [a) kinds of magnets, b) kind magnets, c) kinds magnets, d) kind of magnets]

23. There are many beautifully preserved historic buildings … .

                               [a) in Beacon street in Boston, b) in Beacon street at Boston, c) at Beacon street on Boston, d) at Beacon street at Boston]

24. The native people in America were referred to as Indians because according to the … at the time, Christopher Columbus had reached the East Indies.

            [a) believe, b) belief, c) believer, d) believed]

25. If you go on … me like this, I will never be able to finish writing my report.

               [a) disturbing, b) afflicting, c) concerning, d) affecting]

26. Turn off this machine, please. The harsh sound really … me crazy.

           [a) takes, b) worries, c) drives, d) bothers]

27. Everyone knew that … this task would require a considerable effort.

              [a) working, b) engaging, c) making, d) completing]

28. Judy didn’t … for a second to agree to Mike’s proposal as she has been in love with the boy for a long time.

            [a) decide, b) linger, c) hesitate, d) await]

29. Don’t get so nervous about his coming late. When you get to know him better, you’ll learn to take it … .

         [a) easy, b) loose, c) nice, d) fine]

30. The inconsiderate driver was … for parking his vehicle in the wrong place.

             [a) inflicted, b) condemned, c) harassed, d) fined]

31. What you are saying is quite …, so give us, please, more details on the situation.

              [a) famous, b) accustomed, c) obvious, d) familiar]

32. The suggestion to leave the camp at once was strongly … by the climbers who were afraid of approaching snowstorm .

              [a) opposed, b) complained, c) quarreled, d) resigned]

33. The first thing for all of you to remember is that … your duties may result in an instant dismissal.

              [a) escaping, b) neglecting, c) resisting, d) missing]

34. The student was … of understanding the theory even after the professor’s profound explanation.

                [a) incompetent, b) incapable, c) helpless, d) unsuccessful]

35. The patient is getting on … .

                  [a) satisfied, b) satisfaction, c) satisfactory, d) satisfactorily]

36. My brother and my sister … engineers.

        [a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have]

37. They took part in school’s activities … .

            [a) keen, b) keenly, c) keenness, d) keener]

38. Alexander Graham Bell … the telephone by the time I was born.

                        [a) had already invented, b) has already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

39. People objected … to wait so long.

                [a) with having, b) to having, c) for having, d) about having]

40. Is April twenty-first the day … ? – No, the twenty-second.

                         [a) you’ll arrive then, b) when you arrive, c) on that you’ll arrive, d) when you’ll arrive on]

41. The severe drought … occurred last summer ruined the corn crop.

            [a) that is, b) which it, c) it, d) that]

42. The new shopping mall is gigantic. It’s advertised as a place … you can find just about anything you might want to buy.

            [a) where, b) which, c) in where, d) in that]

43. Lola’s marriage has been arranged by her family. She is marrying to a man … .

                             [a) that she hardly knows him, b) whom she hardly knows, c) whose she hardly knows, d) she hardly knows him]

44. People who exercise frequently have greater physical endurance than those … .

                [a) who doesn’t, b) that doesn’t, c) which don’t, d) who don’t]

45. By the time Jason arrived to help, we … moving everything.

                         [a) has already finished, b) had already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

1. I was shocked … the news of the crashed plane.

         [a) with, b) at, c) about, d) of]

2. A … mountaineer reached the top of the Himalaya last week.

                [a) fearful, b) fearlessness, c) fearless, d) fearfulness]

3. The corals can be divided into three groups, two of which … extinct .

        [a) is, b) are, c) was, d) were]

4. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would be … to use.

                 [a) possibility, b) impossible, c) possible, d) impossibility]

5. In 1975, according to the national centre for health statistics, the average life expectancy for people born during that year … 72,4 years.

        [a) was, b) is, c) were, d) are]

6. Every country … a national flag.

        [a) have, b) are, c) has, d) is]

7. Goods for sale at … prices.

                [a) attractively, b) attract, c) attraction, d) attractive]

8. Your mistakes in composition are similar … his.

        [a) by, b) on, c) to, d) with]

9. To relieve pain caused by severe burns, prevent infection, and treat for shock, … .

                           [a) taken steps immediately, b) take immediate steps, c) taking immediate steps, d) to take immediate steps]

10. A … is a person who searches for valuable minerals.

               [a) prospective, b) prospect, c) prospector, d) prospects]

11. In ancient times and throughout the middle ages, many people believed that the Earth … motionless.

        [a) was, b) were, c) are, d) is]

12. I used to earn …. Money, but then I lost my job.

            [a) few, b) many, c) lot, d) a lot of]

13. Three dangerous criminals escaped … prison yesterday.

        [a) from, b) for, c) out, d) for]

14. The exam results could … your career.

                 [a) determined, b) determination, c) determine, d) determinant]

15. Parents have great … for their children’s future.

                [a) expects, b) expectations, c) expectant, d) expector]

16. The battle field was a … sight.

              [a) fear, b) fearless, c) fearsome, d) fearlessly]

17. They discussed the matter calmly and … .

              [a) reason, b) reasonable, c) reasonably, d) reasoned]

18. Seals can … because they have a thick layer of blubber under their fur.

                        [a) they keep warm, b) keep themselves warm, c) keep their warm, d) keep them warm]

19. Nerve impulses … to the brain at a speed of about on hundred yards per second.

                      [a) sending sensations, b) to send sensations, c) be send sensations, d) send sensations]

20. Research in the work place reveals that people work for many reasons … .

                 [a) besides money, b) money besides, c) beside money, d) money beside]

21. A baby is under parental … .

             [a) guide, b) guidance, c) guided, d) guideless]

22. The two main … are permanent magnets and electromagnets.

                    [a) kinds of magnets, b) kind magnets, c) kinds magnets, d) kind of magnets]

23. There are many beautifully preserved historic buildings … .

                               [a) in Beacon street in Boston, b) in Beacon street at Boston, c) at Beacon street on Boston, d) at Beacon street at Boston]

24. The native people in America were referred to as Indians because according to the … at the time, Christopher Columbus had reached the East Indies.

            [a) believe, b) belief, c) believer, d) believed]

25. If you go on … me like this, I will never be able to finish writing my report.

               [a) disturbing, b) afflicting, c) concerning, d) affecting]

26. Turn off this machine, please. The harsh sound really … me crazy.

           [a) takes, b) worries, c) drives, d) bothers]

27. Everyone knew that … this task would require a considerable effort.

              [a) working, b) engaging, c) making, d) completing]

28. Judy didn’t … for a second to agree to Mike’s proposal as she has been in love with the boy for a long time.

            [a) decide, b) linger, c) hesitate, d) await]

29. Don’t get so nervous about his coming late. When you get to know him better, you’ll learn to take it … .

         [a) easy, b) loose, c) nice, d) fine]

30. The inconsiderate driver was … for parking his vehicle in the wrong place.

             [a) inflicted, b) condemned, c) harassed, d) fined]

31. What you are saying is quite …, so give us, please, more details on the situation.

              [a) famous, b) accustomed, c) obvious, d) familiar]

32. The suggestion to leave the camp at once was strongly … by the climbers who were afraid of approaching snowstorm .

              [a) opposed, b) complained, c) quarreled, d) resigned]

33. The first thing for all of you to remember is that … your duties may result in an instant dismissal.

              [a) escaping, b) neglecting, c) resisting, d) missing]

34. The student was … of understanding the theory even after the professor’s profound explanation.

                [a) incompetent, b) incapable, c) helpless, d) unsuccessful]

35. The patient is getting on … .

                  [a) satisfied, b) satisfaction, c) satisfactory, d) satisfactorily]

36. My brother and my sister … engineers.

        [a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have]

37. They took part in school’s activities … .

            [a) keen, b) keenly, c) keenness, d) keener]

38. Alexander Graham Bell … the telephone by the time I was born.

                        [a) had already invented, b) has already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

39. People objected … to wait so long.

                [a) with having, b) to having, c) for having, d) about having]

40. Is April twenty-first the day … ? – No, the twenty-second.

                         [a) you’ll arrive then, b) when you arrive, c) on that you’ll arrive, d) when you’ll arrive on]

41. The severe drought … occurred last summer ruined the corn crop.

            [a) that is, b) which it, c) it, d) that]

42. The new shopping mall is gigantic. It’s advertised as a place … you can find just about anything you might want to buy.

            [a) where, b) which, c) in where, d) in that]

43. Lola’s marriage has been arranged by her family. She is marrying to a man … .

                             [a) that she hardly knows him, b) whom she hardly knows, c) whose she hardly knows, d) she hardly knows him]

44. People who exercise frequently have greater physical endurance than those … .

                [a) who doesn’t, b) that doesn’t, c) which don’t, d) who don’t]

45. By the time Jason arrived to help, we … moving everything.

                         [a) has already finished, b) had already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

1. I was shocked … the news of the crashed plane.

         [a) with, b) at, c) about, d) of]

2. A … mountaineer reached the top of the Himalaya last week.

                [a) fearful, b) fearlessness, c) fearless, d) fearfulness]

3. The corals can be divided into three groups, two of which … extinct .

        [a) is, b) are, c) was, d) were]

4. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would be … to use.

                 [a) possibility, b) impossible, c) possible, d) impossibility]

5. In 1975, according to the national centre for health statistics, the average life expectancy for people born during that year … 72,4 years.

        [a) was, b) is, c) were, d) are]

6. Every country … a national flag.

        [a) have, b) are, c) has, d) is]

7. Goods for sale at … prices.

                [a) attractively, b) attract, c) attraction, d) attractive]

8. Your mistakes in composition are similar … his.

        [a) by, b) on, c) to, d) with]

9. To relieve pain caused by severe burns, prevent infection, and treat for shock, … .

                           [a) taken steps immediately, b) take immediate steps, c) taking immediate steps, d) to take immediate steps]

10. A … is a person who searches for valuable minerals.

               [a) prospective, b) prospect, c) prospector, d) prospects]

11. In ancient times and throughout the middle ages, many people believed that the Earth … motionless.

        [a) was, b) were, c) are, d) is]

12. I used to earn …. Money, but then I lost my job.

            [a) few, b) many, c) lot, d) a lot of]

13. Three dangerous criminals escaped … prison yesterday.

        [a) from, b) for, c) out, d) for]

14. The exam results could … your career.

                 [a) determined, b) determination, c) determine, d) determinant]

15. Parents have great … for their children’s future.

                [a) expects, b) expectations, c) expectant, d) expector]

16. The battle field was a … sight.

              [a) fear, b) fearless, c) fearsome, d) fearlessly]

17. They discussed the matter calmly and … .

              [a) reason, b) reasonable, c) reasonably, d) reasoned]

18. Seals can … because they have a thick layer of blubber under their fur.

                        [a) they keep warm, b) keep themselves warm, c) keep their warm, d) keep them warm]

19. Nerve impulses … to the brain at a speed of about on hundred yards per second.

                      [a) sending sensations, b) to send sensations, c) be send sensations, d) send sensations]

20. Research in the work place reveals that people work for many reasons … .

                 [a) besides money, b) money besides, c) beside money, d) money beside]

21. A baby is under parental … .

             [a) guide, b) guidance, c) guided, d) guideless]

22. The two main … are permanent magnets and electromagnets.

                    [a) kinds of magnets, b) kind magnets, c) kinds magnets, d) kind of magnets]

23. There are many beautifully preserved historic buildings … .

                               [a) in Beacon street in Boston, b) in Beacon street at Boston, c) at Beacon street on Boston, d) at Beacon street at Boston]

24. The native people in America were referred to as Indians because according to the … at the time, Christopher Columbus had reached the East Indies.

            [a) believe, b) belief, c) believer, d) believed]

25. If you go on … me like this, I will never be able to finish writing my report.

               [a) disturbing, b) afflicting, c) concerning, d) affecting]

26. Turn off this machine, please. The harsh sound really … me crazy.

           [a) takes, b) worries, c) drives, d) bothers]

27. Everyone knew that … this task would require a considerable effort.

              [a) working, b) engaging, c) making, d) completing]

28. Judy didn’t … for a second to agree to Mike’s proposal as she has been in love with the boy for a long time.

            [a) decide, b) linger, c) hesitate, d) await]

29. Don’t get so nervous about his coming late. When you get to know him better, you’ll learn to take it … .

         [a) easy, b) loose, c) nice, d) fine]

30. The inconsiderate driver was … for parking his vehicle in the wrong place.

             [a) inflicted, b) condemned, c) harassed, d) fined]

31. What you are saying is quite …, so give us, please, more details on the situation.

              [a) famous, b) accustomed, c) obvious, d) familiar]

32. The suggestion to leave the camp at once was strongly … by the climbers who were afraid of approaching snowstorm .

              [a) opposed, b) complained, c) quarreled, d) resigned]

33. The first thing for all of you to remember is that … your duties may result in an instant dismissal.

              [a) escaping, b) neglecting, c) resisting, d) missing]

34. The student was … of understanding the theory even after the professor’s profound explanation.

                [a) incompetent, b) incapable, c) helpless, d) unsuccessful]

35. The patient is getting on … .

                  [a) satisfied, b) satisfaction, c) satisfactory, d) satisfactorily]

36. My brother and my sister … engineers.

        [a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have]

37. They took part in school’s activities … .

            [a) keen, b) keenly, c) keenness, d) keener]

38. Alexander Graham Bell … the telephone by the time I was born.

                        [a) had already invented, b) has already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

39. People objected … to wait so long.

                [a) with having, b) to having, c) for having, d) about having]

40. Is April twenty-first the day … ? – No, the twenty-second.

                         [a) you’ll arrive then, b) when you arrive, c) on that you’ll arrive, d) when you’ll arrive on]

41. The severe drought … occurred last summer ruined the corn crop.

            [a) that is, b) which it, c) it, d) that]

42. The new shopping mall is gigantic. It’s advertised as a place … you can find just about anything you might want to buy.

            [a) where, b) which, c) in where, d) in that]

43. Lola’s marriage has been arranged by her family. She is marrying to a man … .

                             [a) that she hardly knows him, b) whom she hardly knows, c) whose she hardly knows, d) she hardly knows him]

44. People who exercise frequently have greater physical endurance than those … .

                [a) who doesn’t, b) that doesn’t, c) which don’t, d) who don’t]

45. By the time Jason arrived to help, we … moving everything.

                         [a) has already finished, b) had already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

1. I was shocked … the news of the crashed plane.

         [a) with, b) at, c) about, d) of]

2. A … mountaineer reached the top of the Himalaya last week.

                [a) fearful, b) fearlessness, c) fearless, d) fearfulness]

3. The corals can be divided into three groups, two of which … extinct .

        [a) is, b) are, c) was, d) were]

4. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would be … to use.

                 [a) possibility, b) impossible, c) possible, d) impossibility]

5. In 1975, according to the national centre for health statistics, the average life expectancy for people born during that year … 72,4 years.

        [a) was, b) is, c) were, d) are]

6. Every country … a national flag.

        [a) have, b) are, c) has, d) is]

7. Goods for sale at … prices.

                [a) attractively, b) attract, c) attraction, d) attractive]

8. Your mistakes in composition are similar … his.

        [a) by, b) on, c) to, d) with]

9. To relieve pain caused by severe burns, prevent infection, and treat for shock, … .

                           [a) taken steps immediately, b) take immediate steps, c) taking immediate steps, d) to take immediate steps]

10. A … is a person who searches for valuable minerals.

               [a) prospective, b) prospect, c) prospector, d) prospects]

11. In ancient times and throughout the middle ages, many people believed that the Earth … motionless.

        [a) was, b) were, c) are, d) is]

12. I used to earn …. Money, but then I lost my job.

            [a) few, b) many, c) lot, d) a lot of]

13. Three dangerous criminals escaped … prison yesterday.

        [a) from, b) for, c) out, d) for]

14. The exam results could … your career.

                 [a) determined, b) determination, c) determine, d) determinant]

15. Parents have great … for their children’s future.

                [a) expects, b) expectations, c) expectant, d) expector]

16. The battle field was a … sight.

              [a) fear, b) fearless, c) fearsome, d) fearlessly]

17. They discussed the matter calmly and … .

              [a) reason, b) reasonable, c) reasonably, d) reasoned]

18. Seals can … because they have a thick layer of blubber under their fur.

                        [a) they keep warm, b) keep themselves warm, c) keep their warm, d) keep them warm]

19. Nerve impulses … to the brain at a speed of about on hundred yards per second.

                      [a) sending sensations, b) to send sensations, c) be send sensations, d) send sensations]

20. Research in the work place reveals that people work for many reasons … .

                 [a) besides money, b) money besides, c) beside money, d) money beside]

21. A baby is under parental … .

             [a) guide, b) guidance, c) guided, d) guideless]

22. The two main … are permanent magnets and electromagnets.

                    [a) kinds of magnets, b) kind magnets, c) kinds magnets, d) kind of magnets]

23. There are many beautifully preserved historic buildings … .

                               [a) in Beacon street in Boston, b) in Beacon street at Boston, c) at Beacon street on Boston, d) at Beacon street at Boston]

24. The native people in America were referred to as Indians because according to the … at the time, Christopher Columbus had reached the East Indies.

            [a) believe, b) belief, c) believer, d) believed]

25. If you go on … me like this, I will never be able to finish writing my report.

               [a) disturbing, b) afflicting, c) concerning, d) affecting]

26. Turn off this machine, please. The harsh sound really … me crazy.

           [a) takes, b) worries, c) drives, d) bothers]

27. Everyone knew that … this task would require a considerable effort.

              [a) working, b) engaging, c) making, d) completing]

28. Judy didn’t … for a second to agree to Mike’s proposal as she has been in love with the boy for a long time.

            [a) decide, b) linger, c) hesitate, d) await]

29. Don’t get so nervous about his coming late. When you get to know him better, you’ll learn to take it … .

         [a) easy, b) loose, c) nice, d) fine]

30. The inconsiderate driver was … for parking his vehicle in the wrong place.

             [a) inflicted, b) condemned, c) harassed, d) fined]

31. What you are saying is quite …, so give us, please, more details on the situation.

              [a) famous, b) accustomed, c) obvious, d) familiar]

32. The suggestion to leave the camp at once was strongly … by the climbers who were afraid of approaching snowstorm .

              [a) opposed, b) complained, c) quarreled, d) resigned]

33. The first thing for all of you to remember is that … your duties may result in an instant dismissal.

              [a) escaping, b) neglecting, c) resisting, d) missing]

34. The student was … of understanding the theory even after the professor’s profound explanation.

                [a) incompetent, b) incapable, c) helpless, d) unsuccessful]

35. The patient is getting on … .

                  [a) satisfied, b) satisfaction, c) satisfactory, d) satisfactorily]

36. My brother and my sister … engineers.

        [a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have]

37. They took part in school’s activities … .

            [a) keen, b) keenly, c) keenness, d) keener]

38. Alexander Graham Bell … the telephone by the time I was born.

                        [a) had already invented, b) has already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

39. People objected … to wait so long.

                [a) with having, b) to having, c) for having, d) about having]

40. Is April twenty-first the day … ? – No, the twenty-second.

                         [a) you’ll arrive then, b) when you arrive, c) on that you’ll arrive, d) when you’ll arrive on]

41. The severe drought … occurred last summer ruined the corn crop.

            [a) that is, b) which it, c) it, d) that]

42. The new shopping mall is gigantic. It’s advertised as a place … you can find just about anything you might want to buy.

            [a) where, b) which, c) in where, d) in that]

43. Lola’s marriage has been arranged by her family. She is marrying to a man … .

                             [a) that she hardly knows him, b) whom she hardly knows, c) whose she hardly knows, d) she hardly knows him]

44. People who exercise frequently have greater physical endurance than those … .

                [a) who doesn’t, b) that doesn’t, c) which don’t, d) who don’t]

45. By the time Jason arrived to help, we … moving everything.

                         [a) has already finished, b) had already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

1. I was shocked … the news of the crashed plane.

         [a) with, b) at, c) about, d) of]

2. A … mountaineer reached the top of the Himalaya last week.

                [a) fearful, b) fearlessness, c) fearless, d) fearfulness]

3. The corals can be divided into three groups, two of which … extinct .

        [a) is, b) are, c) was, d) were]

4. Without alphabetical order, dictionaries would be … to use.

                 [a) possibility, b) impossible, c) possible, d) impossibility]

5. In 1975, according to the national centre for health statistics, the average life expectancy for people born during that year … 72,4 years.

        [a) was, b) is, c) were, d) are]

6. Every country … a national flag.

        [a) have, b) are, c) has, d) is]

7. Goods for sale at … prices.

                [a) attractively, b) attract, c) attraction, d) attractive]

8. Your mistakes in composition are similar … his.

        [a) by, b) on, c) to, d) with]

9. To relieve pain caused by severe burns, prevent infection, and treat for shock, … .

                           [a) taken steps immediately, b) take immediate steps, c) taking immediate steps, d) to take immediate steps]

10. A … is a person who searches for valuable minerals.

               [a) prospective, b) prospect, c) prospector, d) prospects]

11. In ancient times and throughout the middle ages, many people believed that the Earth … motionless.

        [a) was, b) were, c) are, d) is]

12. I used to earn …. Money, but then I lost my job.

            [a) few, b) many, c) lot, d) a lot of]

13. Three dangerous criminals escaped … prison yesterday.

        [a) from, b) for, c) out, d) for]

14. The exam results could … your career.

                 [a) determined, b) determination, c) determine, d) determinant]

15. Parents have great … for their children’s future.

                [a) expects, b) expectations, c) expectant, d) expector]

16. The battle field was a … sight.

              [a) fear, b) fearless, c) fearsome, d) fearlessly]

17. They discussed the matter calmly and … .

              [a) reason, b) reasonable, c) reasonably, d) reasoned]

18. Seals can … because they have a thick layer of blubber under their fur.

                        [a) they keep warm, b) keep themselves warm, c) keep their warm, d) keep them warm]

19. Nerve impulses … to the brain at a speed of about on hundred yards per second.

                      [a) sending sensations, b) to send sensations, c) be send sensations, d) send sensations]

20. Research in the work place reveals that people work for many reasons … .

                 [a) besides money, b) money besides, c) beside money, d) money beside]

21. A baby is under parental … .

             [a) guide, b) guidance, c) guided, d) guideless]

22. The two main … are permanent magnets and electromagnets.

                    [a) kinds of magnets, b) kind magnets, c) kinds magnets, d) kind of magnets]

23. There are many beautifully preserved historic buildings … .

                               [a) in Beacon street in Boston, b) in Beacon street at Boston, c) at Beacon street on Boston, d) at Beacon street at Boston]

24. The native people in America were referred to as Indians because according to the … at the time, Christopher Columbus had reached the East Indies.

            [a) believe, b) belief, c) believer, d) believed]

25. If you go on … me like this, I will never be able to finish writing my report.

               [a) disturbing, b) afflicting, c) concerning, d) affecting]

26. Turn off this machine, please. The harsh sound really … me crazy.

           [a) takes, b) worries, c) drives, d) bothers]

27. Everyone knew that … this task would require a considerable effort.

              [a) working, b) engaging, c) making, d) completing]

28. Judy didn’t … for a second to agree to Mike’s proposal as she has been in love with the boy for a long time.

            [a) decide, b) linger, c) hesitate, d) await]

29. Don’t get so nervous about his coming late. When you get to know him better, you’ll learn to take it … .

         [a) easy, b) loose, c) nice, d) fine]

30. The inconsiderate driver was … for parking his vehicle in the wrong place.

             [a) inflicted, b) condemned, c) harassed, d) fined]

31. What you are saying is quite …, so give us, please, more details on the situation.

              [a) famous, b) accustomed, c) obvious, d) familiar]

32. The suggestion to leave the camp at once was strongly … by the climbers who were afraid of approaching snowstorm .

              [a) opposed, b) complained, c) quarreled, d) resigned]

33. The first thing for all of you to remember is that … your duties may result in an instant dismissal.

              [a) escaping, b) neglecting, c) resisting, d) missing]

34. The student was … of understanding the theory even after the professor’s profound explanation.

                [a) incompetent, b) incapable, c) helpless, d) unsuccessful]

35. The patient is getting on … .

                  [a) satisfied, b) satisfaction, c) satisfactory, d) satisfactorily]

36. My brother and my sister … engineers.

        [a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have]

37. They took part in school’s activities … .

            [a) keen, b) keenly, c) keenness, d) keener]

38. Alexander Graham Bell … the telephone by the time I was born.

                        [a) had already invented, b) has already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]

39. People objected … to wait so long.

                [a) with having, b) to having, c) for having, d) about having]

40. Is April twenty-first the day … ? – No, the twenty-second.

                         [a) you’ll arrive then, b) when you arrive, c) on that you’ll arrive, d) when you’ll arrive on]

41. The severe drought … occurred last summer ruined the corn crop.

            [a) that is, b) which it, c) it, d) that]

42. The new shopping mall is gigantic. It’s advertised as a place … you can find just about anything you might want to buy.

            [a) where, b) which, c) in where, d) in that]

43. Lola’s marriage has been arranged by her family. She is marrying to a man … .

                             [a) that she hardly knows him, b) whom she hardly knows, c) whose she hardly knows, d) she hardly knows him]

44. People who exercise frequently have greater physical endurance than those … .

                [a) who doesn’t, b) that doesn’t, c) which don’t, d) who don’t]

45. By the time Jason arrived to help, we … moving everything.

                         [a) has already finished, b) had already finished, c) already finished, d) already finish]