1.

Hamburger and chips …..not very healthy lunch.
a) is b) are c) will d) have
2. At first he enjoyed the job. But after …… days getting up at six did not seem … good job.
a) several/ so b) a few /such a c) few/very d) a little/ to be a
3. Geese and pigs wandered ….. through the muddy streets of medieval towns.
a) freely b) free c) very free d) rather free
4. When I was out I passed …… young couple with two little girls and …..boy .
a) the/a b) a/a c) -/- d) the/the
5. She refused to have …… to do with her family now.
a) anything b) something c) nothing d) many
6. Reality continues to demonstrate that some social groups and individuals are not as free as …….. .
a) the other b) another c) the others d) other
7. I was so worried about my garden while I was in hospital, but I have very good neighbours. When I got home I could see that the vegetables ……….. everyday and the grass ……… regularly.
a) were watered / was cut b) are watered/ is cut c) had been watered/ had been cut d) have been watered/has been cut 8.He really objects to …… so much noise.
a) she makes b) she is making
c) her making d) her to make
9. Parliament ordered that the customs office …….the taxes more efficiently.
A would collect C collect
B collects D collected
10. Tom Sawyer was not always as good as a boy as he …….. .
a) has been b) might have been c) ought to be d) should be
11 We have burglar alarm …… somebody tries to break in.
a)so as b) unless c) if it is d) in case
12. In recent decades, the development and …… of the information technologies have raised many debates about the consequences of their use.
a) spread b) split c) sprint d) save
13. Olympic Airways announced the arrival of ……. OA269 from Athens.
a) route b) plane c) flight d) airplane
14. In old age, intellectual functioning is …… related …… physical health.
a) closely/with b) close/from
c)closely/to d) close/with
15. She is not …… person to give ….. secret.
a) the/ away a b) a/ out a c) the/out the d) a/away the
16. He was the last man in the world ……….. by …….. considerations.
a) to trouble/so b) to be troubled/so c) being troubling/such d) to be troubled/such
17. The damage …… to the house was extensive and he got them ….. for it.
a) having made/pay b) done/to pay c) having done/pay d) made/to pay
18. Provided the dam …… by February, the flood ….. several towns.
a) was built/will have struck
b) has not been built/will strike
c) won’t be built/will be striking
d) won’t have been built/strikes
19. ……. after she left the village, she felt too tired to any …. . She took a nap lying ….. on the grass.
a) Shortly/further/flat b) Shortly/farther/flatly
c) Short/further/flat d) Short/further/flatly
20. Your face seems familiar to me. We ……. somewhere.
a) should have met b) must have met
c) must meet d) should meet
21 The burglar replied that ... .
A) anybody had fifty witnesses who saw absolutely nothing
B) he had fifty witnesses who saw absolutely nothing
C) he had fifty witnesses who see absolutely nothing
D) he had fifty witnesses who had seen absolutely nothing
22. The ….. and most rural sections of Missouri are the Ozark Upland and the north central section of the Northern Plains.
a)most thinly populated
b) most thin populating
c) most thinly populating
d) mostly thin populated
23. You had your car painted a week ago, ...?
A) hadn’t you B) had you C) did you D) didn’t you
24. I pretended not to be interested in what they said, and
treated them as if I……their speaking.
a) would not have understood
b) had not understood
c) did not understand
d) do not understand
For the ….. (24) 50 years, the world’s richest countries have grown wealthier and wealthier. Avarage salaries have more than doubles, but ……(25) we are much more affluent, it seems that we are not necessarily any happier than we were before. A new survey, published by the World Database of Happeness, gives …….(26) information,in the form of league tables, about people’s perceptions of their own happiness in different countries around the world.
24. a) late b) last c) lately d) latter
25. a) in case b) despite c) though d) as
26. a) statistic b) statistical c) statisticians d) statistically
The first credit card appeared in the US in 1950, but it was first thought
of in a nineteenth-century novel ….. (27) Edward Bellamy. The Diners Club card of 1950 was soon followed by American Express. Diners Cub cards were originally accepted in fourteen New Yoork restaurants, but can now ……..(28)pay in 24 million locations worldwide.
27. a) to b) of c) from d) by
28. a) use to b) be use c) be used to d) used to
Many consider World War I to have been the first modern war, a total war where the civilian populations were deliberately endangered as a direct tactic of war, which has continued in all subsequent wars. While civilians have always died in wars, World War I made civilian casualties accepted and commonplace, from, for example, aerial bombardment. All aspects of the societies fighting were affected by the conflict, often causing profound social change, even if the countries were not in the war zone.
29. It is pointed out in the passage that ----.
a) the war's economic impact was felt sharply in countries that were close to the war zone
b) the aftermath of World War I brought more attempts to protect civilians in war
c) unlike all subsequent wars, World War I was worldwide
d) the impact of the World War I was felt even by the countries which were not close to the war fronts
30. We can understand from the passage that ----.
a) very few countries had designed or built aircraft specifically for war functions before World War I
b) World War I was not the first war in which civilians died
c) many consider World War I the defining moment of modern life
d) the aerial bombardment of civilians was , widely criticized
Blue jeans are casual pants noted for their strength and comfort. Blue jeans in the form we know them today didn't come about until the middle of the nineteenth century. Levi Strauss, an enterprising immigrant who happened to have a few bolts of blue denim cloth on hand, recognized a need for strong work pants in the mining communities of California. He first designed and marketed "Levi's" in 1850 and there have been only minor alterations to the original design since then. Blue jeans started becoming popular among young people in the 1950s. In the year 1957, 150 million pairs were sold worldwide. This growing trend continued until 1981. Although blue jeans have remained basically the same since they were first designed, they have always been versatile enough to meet market demands.
31. It is clear from the passage that the first blue jeans were ----.-.
a) worn mainly because of their durability
b) not as strong as those of today
c) different in colour from modern ones
d) designed in the 1950s
32. We can understand from the passage that the first jeans designed by Levi Strauss ----.
a) were mostly preferred by the young
b) were not completely different from the Levi's jeans worn today
c) sold 150 million pairs throughout the world
d) sold a lot though they were not cheap
33. We can infer from the passage that no matter how little the jeans have changed since they were first produced, they ----.
a) have always been in demand
b) are still used in most of the mines in America
c) have always been more popular than other kinds of trousers
d) will undergo many alterations to the original design in the future
The bald eagle, America's national bird, is the only eagle unique to North America. About half of the world's 70.000 bald eagles live in Alaska, making the northwest coast of North America by far their greatest stronghold for bald eagles. They flourish here in part because of the salmon. Dead or dying fish are an important food source for all bald eagles. Eagles are a member of the Accipitridae family, which also includes hawks, kites, and old-world vultures. Scientists loosely divide eagles into four groups based on their physical characteristics and behavior. The bald eagle is a sea or fish eagle. Bald eagles were officially declared an endangered species in 1967 in all areas of the United States. Though still protected in the U.S., the bald eagle is no longer considered an endangered species today.
34. According to the passage it is true that the bald eagle ----.
a) is still under the danger of becoming extinct
b) has been the national bird of America since 1967
c) lives together with the birds of Accipitridae family such as hawks and kites
d) cannot be seen in any other place in the world except North America
35. It is clearly understood from the passage that there are ----.
a) many other animals in America that are on the point of becoming extinct
b) unknown bald eagle populations in the U.S. according to the scientists
c) a lot more than 70.000 bald eagles all around the world
d) no measures to protect the bald eagle in Alaska
36. We can infer from the passage that since the declaration of bald eagles as an endangered species in 1967 ---- .
a) the bald eagle has spread all around America
b) the number of the birds has increased
c) many measures, one of which is to provide them with enough food, have been taken
d) many other species have been neglected. Javoblar lichkadan hohlovchilarga....!