HS 2, Unit 1 – General TEST 3, 4 – Keys

1. This room is not so                      [comfortable, more comfortable, the most comfortable, the more comfortable] as that one on the first floor.

2. This coat is                     [an expensive, a less expensive, the least expensive, the less expensive]of all.

3. This suitcase is              [heavy, heavier, the heaviest, the heavier]than the others.

4. Teresa likes to read;             [however, in contrast, again, likewise] , her sister Julia prefers to watch TV.

5. She really wanted to eat ice-cream;          [however, likewise, instead, in fact], she had a salad.

6. I plan to take my vacation                        [either in June or, whether in June or, as in June if, no sooner in June than] in July.

7. I only have     [a, an, the, -] hour for lunch.

8. She gives     [a, an, the, -]good advice.

9. He loved     [a, an, the, -] dessert with chocolate and cherries.

10. Do you own … guitar? Someone left … old guitar on the table.

        [the\an, - / an, the / a, a / an]

11. He's … much fitter person than I am; he jogs at least five times … week.

         [a / a, a / the, - / a, the / a]

12. Diana thinks … creativity and … innovation are something you can't teach, but I disagree.

          [a / a, a / an, - / -, the / the]

13. You shouldn’t blame her … giving your secret … to your fiancée before asking her whether she did it or not.

           [at / in, from / up, for / away, in / off]

14. It’s definitely untypical … Susan to boast … how clever her son was.

             [with / on, of / about, at / around, for / beside]

15. He couldn’t figure … what the manager was hinting … during the meeting.

          [on / at, up / to, in / from, out / at]

16. Could you please              [see through, run out, look through, break down] my homework? If I had made any mistake, we would correct them now.

17. Many flats in our neighbourhood were broken … last semester while people were … holiday.

            [up / on, out of / at, away / in, into / on]

18. I couldn’t find out what              [happens, will happen, had happened, has happened] .

19. “Hi mum!” … Peter, as he … himself down on the floor with a groan.

                       [said / had thrown, says / has thrown, has said / is throwing, said / was throwing]

20. It was six o’clock and he … bored because he … for two hours.

                       [was / had been waiting, was / was waiting, had been / had waited, is / has been waiting]

21. In those times life was hard and bitter for both of them. for a whole year they … as complete strangers to each other as if they … .

                                [had remained / had never met, remained / had never met, would remain / would never meet, were remaining / had never met]

22. By ten o’clock he … the engine and he … to paint the garage when I paid a visit to him.

                        [repairs / starts, repaired / was starting, had repaired / started, repaired / had started]

23. The injured … to the ambulance while the people … around the crime scene.

                                   [have been taken / gathered, were being taken / were gathering, have been taken / gather, were taken / would gather]

24. You                        [must be disappointing, will disappoint, should be disappointed, will be disappointed] if you do not join us.

25. Higher levels of physical activity … among girls who … near small parks and running tracks.

                       [are seen / live, are seen / were living, were seen / live, have seen / are living]

26. The building, dating from the late 1200s or early 1300s                  [had been thought, thought, has thought, is thought]to be the palace of the emperor.

27. When population … by artificial means, it … and puts more strain on limited natural resources.

                                    [wasn’t checked / increased, hadn’t checked / increased, isn’t checked / increases, wasn’t checked / has been increased]

28. It’s strange that he hasn’t said any more about his plans to emigrate. He                     [should have changed, would have changed, must change, might have changed] his mind about it.

29. Jimmy is upstairs. He                 [should be doing, must be doing, must have done, can be doing] his homework.

30. I                         [must be waiting, could be waiting, might have been waiting, shall be waiting] for you at the station that day.

31. She said he          [couldn’t, mustn’t, may not, needn’t]be Tom, he was in the army at that time.

32. I know I                   [have had to post, need to post, could have posted, must have posted] the letter earlier today.

33. Choose the correct question word: “       [Why, When, What, Whose]time are you leaving?”

34. Choose the correct question word: “       [Whose, Who, Why, How] book is this?”

35. Choose the correct question word: “       [How, Who, What, Where]has broken this vase?”

36. Match the sentence: He hates washing the dishes.

                                  [He doesn’t have any tact., He didn’t win., He starved to death., He doesn’t like doing the dishes.]

37. Match the sentence: She went by plane.

                              [She flew., She did very well., She got there very quickly., She didn’t wait for too long.]

38. Match the sentence: If Steve opens the windows,                                          [he will never take an umbrella with him., his neighbour would not be angry with hi, the air in the room will be better., he can save more money.]

39. Identify the correct sentence:

                                  [I would not heard you., All day I was wearing a sweater., He took out his shoes., I have ordered for a new racquet.]

40. Identify the correct sentence:

                                      [In my mind they are completely right., He came putting on a smart jacket., The ship were crowded., I was second in my class.]

41. In the course of an academic year, students              [influence, interact, teach, get in touch] with one another; consequently, they gain knowledge and ideas about many things and events.

42. If we hadn’t             [set out, set up, settle down, set in] for the journey on time, we would not be here yet.

43. We have            [spent, finished, passed, run out of] time so we must finish the exam. Put your pencils down and give your papers to the person in front of you.

44. Since Kate is the shortest girl in the class, some girls              [admire, laugh, look down on, appreciate] her but in fact she is very intelligent and hardworking.

45. I don't think they are good examples as parents because they have             [given up, spoiled, exaggerated, brought up] their son so much that he ruins and destroys everything in the house.

1. Yesterday John told me a funny joke. This joke was the              [funnier, funniest, the funnier, the funniest] joke I’ve ever heard.

2. The house is on              [far, the far, farther, the farthest]side of the lake.

3. The smaller the phenomena a scientist is investigating,                [the bigger, the biggest, than big, and the bigger]is the time needed to conduct research.

4. … I’m feeling happy … sad, I try to keep a positive attitude.

              [either / or, whether / or, when / I’m, rather / than]

5. … only is dark chocolate delicious, … it can be healthy.

             [whether / or, just as / so, both / and, not / but]

6. … I have salad for dinner, … I can have ice cream for dessert.

             [when / than, whether / or, if /then, when / soon]

7. He has already made     [a, an, the, -] few contacts in the movie industry who might be able to help him get started.

8. That brand of organic coffee costs $85 … pound! That's … most outrageous price I've ever seen.

          [- / the, - / a, the / the, a / the]

9. Last week was … first time that I had ever played golf, and I really felt like I was … worst player ever.

           [the / a, a / the, the / the, the / -]

10. John bought … new car last week. Unfortunately, … car broke down after just two days.

           [a / the, the / the, - / a, the / a]

11. Is there … water on … Moon?

           [the / the, - / the, a / the, the / -]

12. Excuse me, is there … booking office around here? I need to buy …

        [a / the, the / a, a / -, a / a]

13. I’m really sorry I couldn’t get … the meeting, but some relatives of mine turned … unexpectedly.

          [at / in, to / up, in / down, on / into]

14. I ran … some interesting old books in that store … the corner.

          [off / on, into / at, down / in, over / on]

15. He’s mad       [with, in, to, about] country and western music. Whenever he finds a chance he listens to popular singers of this kind of music.

16. Sam has been … charge of preparing a dinner … 120 people.

            [at / of, for / by, out / about, in / for]

17. All our aim is to resolve the conflict         [through, between, with, at] peaceful and reasonable means.

18. Since they … acting, they … in three plays, a television commercial and two TV dramas.

                             [begin / have performed, began / have performed, begin / are performing, began / have been performing]

19. The peak … the prize for mountaineers, especially if it … before.

                            [is / has not been attained, will be / wasn’t attained, was / had not been attained, has been / weren’t attained]

20. She last drove a car three years ago. Since she … an accident, she … a car for three years.

                        [had had / didn’t drive, had had / hasn’t driven, had / hasn’t driven, has / hasn’t driven]

21. As a teenager, I …that I … just young and attractive.

                       [had been feeling / was, will feel / am, feel / have been, felt / was]

22. When Tom entered the room, his mom … him because he … hair and a beard. He looked totally different.

                                 [wasn’t recognizing / was growing, didn’t recognize / had grown, hadn’t recognize / grew, didn’t recognize / grew]

23. A few years ago it … that certain cells of human body never … .

                      [is found / died, was found / die, has been found / died, had been found / dies]

24. If you visited my country, my people … probably … to have some very strange customs.

                          [would / be thought, had / been thought, would / have been thought, will / think]

25. The bridge I know best                  [called, calls, was being called, is called] Bosporus.

26. When a blind person …, he … by taking his arm and guiding him.

                            [was seen / is helped, is seen / should be helped, would be seen / should help, were seen / must be helped]

27. A school …, on the model of those at Alexandria, in which astronomy and logic …, mostly from Greek texts.

                              [set up / were taught, set up / were being taught, was set up / were taught, has been set up / have taught]

28. Mother: You … wash your hands when you come in. Small Boy: Ok! I … wash my hands when I come in.

               [must / have to, should / need, may / can, may / need]

29. My diary isn’t in its regular place; someone                   [should have taken, was going to take, must have taken, would have taken] it.

30. Not until the guests came in, I ran out of sugar and I                [could borrow, must borrow, need to borrow, had to borrow] from my neighbour.

31. You                          [needn’t take, can’t take, may not have taken, weren’t supposed to take]more pills, you look recovered.

32. If we have no money to take a taxi, we                  [must have got, will have to get, may get, could have got] on the bus.

33. Choose the correct question word: “       [What, Who, Why, Where]don’t you see a doctor?”

34. Choose the correct question word: “       [Where, What, Who, Whose] is this?” – “That’s my electronic dictionary.”

35. Choose the correct question word: “       [How, Who, Whose, Where] is your brother?” – “He is great, thanks for asking.”

36. Match the sentence: If Jack turns off the heating more often,                                         [he could be better at social studies., it would not smell in his room., he can save more money., he would not spend time in the kitchen.]

37. Match the sentence: Phone the restaurant,                                 [we might get lost., you might miss the appointment., we might win., it might be closed on Saturday.]

38. Match the sentence: If you phone me tonight,                                          [I might not have time to talk to you., I will be able to post the photos on Fac, everyone will be able to hear us., people won’t know my address.]

39. Choose the sentence with the same idea: I will inform them this.

                              [I will inform this them., I will inform them of this., I will inform this to them., I will inform them with this.]

40. Choose the sentence with the same idea: Our school is built by bricks.

                                   [Our school is built from bricks., Our school is built out of bricks., Our school is built with bricks., Our school is built of bricks.]

41. It is amazing that only a three- year- old child          [escaped, rescued, survived, saved]the plane crash in which hundreds of passengers died.

42. If we do not          [tolerate, converse, trick, deceive]one another, there will be no peace in society and no happiness; only prejudice, anger and tears.

43. If you want to           [succeed, realize, cope with, fulfill] your dreams you should collect more information and work hard on your project.

44. He is famous because he is skillful and has a distinguished voice, which is why many people             [approve, acknowledge, proclaim, admire] him.

45. The thieves               [broke down, broke up, broke into, broke through] the house and stole all their valuables while they were spending their summer holiday in Antalya.

1. This room is not so                      [comfortable, more comfortable, the most comfortable, the more comfortable] as that one on the first floor.

2. This coat is                     [an expensive, a less expensive, the least expensive, the less expensive]of all.

3. This suitcase is              [heavy, heavier, the heaviest, the heavier]than the others.

4. Teresa likes to read;             [however, in contrast, again, likewise] , her sister Julia prefers to watch TV.

5. She really wanted to eat ice-cream;          [however, likewise, instead, in fact], she had a salad.

6. I plan to take my vacation                        [either in June or, whether in June or, as in June if, no sooner in June than] in July.

7. I only have     [a, an, the, -] hour for lunch.

8. She gives     [a, an, the, -]good advice.

9. He loved     [a, an, the, -] dessert with chocolate and cherries.

10. Do you own … guitar? Someone left … old guitar on the table.

        [the\an, - / an, the / a, a / an]

11. He's … much fitter person than I am; he jogs at least five times … week.

         [a / a, a / the, - / a, the / a]

12. Diana thinks … creativity and … innovation are something you can't teach, but I disagree.

          [a / a, a / an, - / -, the / the]

13. You shouldn’t blame her … giving your secret … to your fiancée before asking her whether she did it or not.

           [at / in, from / up, for / away, in / off]

14. It’s definitely untypical … Susan to boast … how clever her son was.

             [with / on, of / about, at / around, for / beside]

15. He couldn’t figure … what the manager was hinting … during the meeting.

          [on / at, up / to, in / from, out / at]

16. Could you please              [see through, run out, look through, break down] my homework? If I had made any mistake, we would correct them now.

17. Many flats in our neighbourhood were broken … last semester while people were … holiday.

            [up / on, out of / at, away / in, into / on]

18. I couldn’t find out what              [happens, will happen, had happened, has happened] .

19. “Hi mum!” … Peter, as he … himself down on the floor with a groan.

                       [said / had thrown, says / has thrown, has said / is throwing, said / was throwing]

20. It was six o’clock and he … bored because he … for two hours.

                       [was / had been waiting, was / was waiting, had been / had waited, is / has been waiting]

21. In those times life was hard and bitter for both of them. for a whole year they … as complete strangers to each other as if they … .

                                [had remained / had never met, remained / had never met, would remain / would never meet, were remaining / had never met]

22. By ten o’clock he … the engine and he … to paint the garage when I paid a visit to him.

                        [repairs / starts, repaired / was starting, had repaired / started, repaired / had started]

23. The injured … to the ambulance while the people … around the crime scene.

                                   [have been taken / gathered, were being taken / were gathering, have been taken / gather, were taken / would gather]

24. You                        [must be disappointing, will disappoint, should be disappointed, will be disappointed] if you do not join us.

25. Higher levels of physical activity … among girls who … near small parks and running tracks.

                       [are seen / live, are seen / were living, were seen / live, have seen / are living]

26. The building, dating from the late 1200s or early 1300s                  [had been thought, thought, has thought, is thought]to be the palace of the emperor.

27. When population … by artificial means, it … and puts more strain on limited natural resources.

                                    [wasn’t checked / increased, hadn’t checked / increased, isn’t checked / increases, wasn’t checked / has been increased]

28. It’s strange that he hasn’t said any more about his plans to emigrate. He                     [should have changed, would have changed, must change, might have changed] his mind about it.

29. Jimmy is upstairs. He                 [should be doing, must be doing, must have done, can be doing] his homework.

30. I                         [must be waiting, could be waiting, might have been waiting, shall be waiting] for you at the station that day.

31. She said he          [couldn’t, mustn’t, may not, needn’t]be Tom, he was in the army at that time.

32. I know I                   [have had to post, need to post, could have posted, must have posted] the letter earlier today.

33. Choose the correct question word: “       [Why, When, What, Whose]time are you leaving?”

34. Choose the correct question word: “       [Whose, Who, Why, How] book is this?”

35. Choose the correct question word: “       [How, Who, What, Where]has broken this vase?”

36. Match the sentence: He hates washing the dishes.

                                  [He doesn’t have any tact., He didn’t win., He starved to death., He doesn’t like doing the dishes.]

37. Match the sentence: She went by plane.

                              [She flew., She did very well., She got there very quickly., She didn’t wait for too long.]

38. Match the sentence: If Steve opens the windows,                                          [he will never take an umbrella with him., his neighbour would not be angry with hi, the air in the room will be better., he can save more money.]

39. Identify the correct sentence:

                                  [I would not heard you., All day I was wearing a sweater., He took out his shoes., I have ordered for a new racquet.]

40. Identify the correct sentence:

                                      [In my mind they are completely right., He came putting on a smart jacket., The ship were crowded., I was second in my class.]

41. In the course of an academic year, students              [influence, interact, teach, get in touch] with one another; consequently, they gain knowledge and ideas about many things and events.

42. If we hadn’t             [set out, set up, settle down, set in] for the journey on time, we would not be here yet.

43. We have            [spent, finished, passed, run out of] time so we must finish the exam. Put your pencils down and give your papers to the person in front of you.

44. Since Kate is the shortest girl in the class, some girls              [admire, laugh, look down on, appreciate] her but in fact she is very intelligent and hardworking.

45. I don't think they are good examples as parents because they have             [given up, spoiled, exaggerated, brought up] their son so much that he ruins and destroys everything in the house.

1. This room is not so                      [comfortable, more comfortable, the most comfortable, the more comfortable] as that one on the first floor.

2. This coat is                     [an expensive, a less expensive, the least expensive, the less expensive]of all.

3. This suitcase is              [heavy, heavier, the heaviest, the heavier]than the others.

4. Teresa likes to read;             [however, in contrast, again, likewise] , her sister Julia prefers to watch TV.

5. She really wanted to eat ice-cream;          [however, likewise, instead, in fact], she had a salad.

6. I plan to take my vacation                        [either in June or, whether in June or, as in June if, no sooner in June than] in July.

7. I only have     [a, an, the, -] hour for lunch.

8. She gives     [a, an, the, -]good advice.

9. He loved     [a, an, the, -] dessert with chocolate and cherries.

10. Do you own … guitar? Someone left … old guitar on the table.

        [the\an, - / an, the / a, a / an]

11. He's … much fitter person than I am; he jogs at least five times … week.

         [a / a, a / the, - / a, the / a]

12. Diana thinks … creativity and … innovation are something you can't teach, but I disagree.

          [a / a, a / an, - / -, the / the]

13. You shouldn’t blame her … giving your secret … to your fiancée before asking her whether she did it or not.

           [at / in, from / up, for / away, in / off]

14. It’s definitely untypical … Susan to boast … how clever her son was.

             [with / on, of / about, at / around, for / beside]

15. He couldn’t figure … what the manager was hinting … during the meeting.

          [on / at, up / to, in / from, out / at]

16. Could you please              [see through, run out, look through, break down] my homework? If I had made any mistake, we would correct them now.

17. Many flats in our neighbourhood were broken … last semester while people were … holiday.

            [up / on, out of / at, away / in, into / on]

18. I couldn’t find out what              [happens, will happen, had happened, has happened] .

19. “Hi mum!” … Peter, as he … himself down on the floor with a groan.

                       [said / had thrown, says / has thrown, has said / is throwing, said / was throwing]

20. It was six o’clock and he … bored because he … for two hours.

                       [was / had been waiting, was / was waiting, had been / had waited, is / has been waiting]

21. In those times life was hard and bitter for both of them. for a whole year they … as complete strangers to each other as if they … .

                                [had remained / had never met, remained / had never met, would remain / would never meet, were remaining / had never met]

22. By ten o’clock he … the engine and he … to paint the garage when I paid a visit to him.

                        [repairs / starts, repaired / was starting, had repaired / started, repaired / had started]

23. The injured … to the ambulance while the people … around the crime scene.

                                   [have been taken / gathered, were being taken / were gathering, have been taken / gather, were taken / would gather]

24. You                        [must be disappointing, will disappoint, should be disappointed, will be disappointed] if you do not join us.

25. Higher levels of physical activity … among girls who … near small parks and running tracks.

                       [are seen / live, are seen / were living, were seen / live, have seen / are living]

26. The building, dating from the late 1200s or early 1300s                  [had been thought, thought, has thought, is thought]to be the palace of the emperor.

27. When population … by artificial means, it … and puts more strain on limited natural resources.

                                    [wasn’t checked / increased, hadn’t checked / increased, isn’t checked / increases, wasn’t checked / has been increased]

28. It’s strange that he hasn’t said any more about his plans to emigrate. He                     [should have changed, would have changed, must change, might have changed] his mind about it.

29. Jimmy is upstairs. He                 [should be doing, must be doing, must have done, can be doing] his homework.

30. I                         [must be waiting, could be waiting, might have been waiting, shall be waiting] for you at the station that day.

31. She said he          [couldn’t, mustn’t, may not, needn’t]be Tom, he was in the army at that time.

32. I know I                   [have had to post, need to post, could have posted, must have posted] the letter earlier today.

33. Choose the correct question word: “       [Why, When, What, Whose]time are you leaving?”

34. Choose the correct question word: “       [Whose, Who, Why, How] book is this?”

35. Choose the correct question word: “       [How, Who, What, Where]has broken this vase?”

36. Match the sentence: He hates washing the dishes.

                                  [He doesn’t have any tact., He didn’t win., He starved to death., He doesn’t like doing the dishes.]

37. Match the sentence: She went by plane.

                              [She flew., She did very well., She got there very quickly., She didn’t wait for too long.]

38. Match the sentence: If Steve opens the windows,                                          [he will never take an umbrella with him., his neighbour would not be angry with hi, the air in the room will be better., he can save more money.]

39. Identify the correct sentence:

                                  [I would not heard you., All day I was wearing a sweater., He took out his shoes., I have ordered for a new racquet.]

40. Identify the correct sentence:

                                      [In my mind they are completely right., He came putting on a smart jacket., The ship were crowded., I was second in my class.]

41. In the course of an academic year, students              [influence, interact, teach, get in touch] with one another; consequently, they gain knowledge and ideas about many things and events.

42. If we hadn’t             [set out, set up, settle down, set in] for the journey on time, we would not be here yet.

43. We have            [spent, finished, passed, run out of] time so we must finish the exam. Put your pencils down and give your papers to the person in front of you.

44. Since Kate is the shortest girl in the class, some girls              [admire, laugh, look down on, appreciate] her but in fact she is very intelligent and hardworking.

45. I don't think they are good examples as parents because they have             [given up, spoiled, exaggerated, brought up] their son so much that he ruins and destroys everything in the house.

1. This room is not so                      [comfortable, more comfortable, the most comfortable, the more comfortable] as that one on the first floor.

2. This coat is                     [an expensive, a less expensive, the least expensive, the less expensive]of all.

3. This suitcase is              [heavy, heavier, the heaviest, the heavier]than the others.

4. Teresa likes to read;             [however, in contrast, again, likewise] , her sister Julia prefers to watch TV.

5. She really wanted to eat ice-cream;          [however, likewise, instead, in fact], she had a salad.

6. I plan to take my vacation                        [either in June or, whether in June or, as in June if, no sooner in June than] in July.

7. I only have     [a, an, the, -] hour for lunch.

8. She gives     [a, an, the, -]good advice.

9. He loved     [a, an, the, -] dessert with chocolate and cherries.

10. Do you own … guitar? Someone left … old guitar on the table.

        [the\an, - / an, the / a, a / an]

11. He's … much fitter person than I am; he jogs at least five times … week.

         [a / a, a / the, - / a, the / a]

12. Diana thinks … creativity and … innovation are something you can't teach, but I disagree.

          [a / a, a / an, - / -, the / the]

13. You shouldn’t blame her … giving your secret … to your fiancée before asking her whether she did it or not.

           [at / in, from / up, for / away, in / off]

14. It’s definitely untypical … Susan to boast … how clever her son was.

             [with / on, of / about, at / around, for / beside]

15. He couldn’t figure … what the manager was hinting … during the meeting.

          [on / at, up / to, in / from, out / at]

16. Could you please              [see through, run out, look through, break down] my homework? If I had made any mistake, we would correct them now.

17. Many flats in our neighbourhood were broken … last semester while people were … holiday.

            [up / on, out of / at, away / in, into / on]

18. I couldn’t find out what              [happens, will happen, had happened, has happened] .

19. “Hi mum!” … Peter, as he … himself down on the floor with a groan.

                       [said / had thrown, says / has thrown, has said / is throwing, said / was throwing]

20. It was six o’clock and he … bored because he … for two hours.

                       [was / had been waiting, was / was waiting, had been / had waited, is / has been waiting]

21. In those times life was hard and bitter for both of them. for a whole year they … as complete strangers to each other as if they … .

                                [had remained / had never met, remained / had never met, would remain / would never meet, were remaining / had never met]

22. By ten o’clock he … the engine and he … to paint the garage when I paid a visit to him.

                        [repairs / starts, repaired / was starting, had repaired / started, repaired / had started]

23. The injured … to the ambulance while the people … around the crime scene.

                                   [have been taken / gathered, were being taken / were gathering, have been taken / gather, were taken / would gather]

24. You                        [must be disappointing, will disappoint, should be disappointed, will be disappointed] if you do not join us.

25. Higher levels of physical activity … among girls who … near small parks and running tracks.

                       [are seen / live, are seen / were living, were seen / live, have seen / are living]

26. The building, dating from the late 1200s or early 1300s                  [had been thought, thought, has thought, is thought]to be the palace of the emperor.

27. When population … by artificial means, it … and puts more strain on limited natural resources.

                                    [wasn’t checked / increased, hadn’t checked / increased, isn’t checked / increases, wasn’t checked / has been increased]

28. It’s strange that he hasn’t said any more about his plans to emigrate. He                     [should have changed, would have changed, must change, might have changed] his mind about it.

29. Jimmy is upstairs. He                 [should be doing, must be doing, must have done, can be doing] his homework.

30. I                         [must be waiting, could be waiting, might have been waiting, shall be waiting] for you at the station that day.

31. She said he          [couldn’t, mustn’t, may not, needn’t]be Tom, he was in the army at that time.

32. I know I                   [have had to post, need to post, could have posted, must have posted] the letter earlier today.

33. Choose the correct question word: “       [Why, When, What, Whose]time are you leaving?”

34. Choose the correct question word: “       [Whose, Who, Why, How] book is this?”

35. Choose the correct question word: “       [How, Who, What, Where]has broken this vase?”

36. Match the sentence: He hates washing the dishes.

                                  [He doesn’t have any tact., He didn’t win., He starved to death., He doesn’t like doing the dishes.]

37. Match the sentence: She went by plane.

                              [She flew., She did very well., She got there very quickly., She didn’t wait for too long.]

38. Match the sentence: If Steve opens the windows,                                          [he will never take an umbrella with him., his neighbour would not be angry with hi, the air in the room will be better., he can save more money.]

39. Identify the correct sentence:

                                  [I would not heard you., All day I was wearing a sweater., He took out his shoes., I have ordered for a new racquet.]

40. Identify the correct sentence:

                                      [In my mind they are completely right., He came putting on a smart jacket., The ship were crowded., I was second in my class.]

41. In the course of an academic year, students              [influence, interact, teach, get in touch] with one another; consequently, they gain knowledge and ideas about many things and events.

42. If we hadn’t             [set out, set up, settle down, set in] for the journey on time, we would not be here yet.

43. We have            [spent, finished, passed, run out of] time so we must finish the exam. Put your pencils down and give your papers to the person in front of you.

44. Since Kate is the shortest girl in the class, some girls              [admire, laugh, look down on, appreciate] her but in fact she is very intelligent and hardworking.

45. I don't think they are good examples as parents because they have             [given up, spoiled, exaggerated, brought up] their son so much that he ruins and destroys everything in the house.