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Unit Tests Unit 6
Vocabulary
Choose a, b, c or d.
A
Grammar
Fill each gap with a word from the box.
There is one extra word.
Choose.
wastewaste packagingpackaging treasures
hospitalityhospitality emissionsemissions tanker
Grammar: /
1 To smoke/Smoking makes your skin look old.
2 The birds in that area are having difficulty finding/
to find trees to build nests in.
3 He is believed to have written/to have been writing
the book in two days.
4 We finally persuaded Anna coming/to come with us.
5 She cleaned the walls, then went on to paint/painting
them.
6 I really don’t remember saying/to say anything like that.
7 My dad and I used to eat at that restaurant all the time,
and I can’t imagine to go/going there without him.
8 I would rather she comes/came tomorrow.
9 Can you stop to buy/buying some bread on the way
home? We’ve run out.
10 We must tell/to tell her what happened.
1 There are lots of animal species that are on the
of extinction.
a extent c loss
b brink d form
2 Be careful when you clean that vase; it’s very.
a domestic c fragile
b specific d conscientious
3 average, there are ten forest fires in that area
every summer.
a At c Of
b On d In
4 People have this tiny island since the 15th
century.
a imposed c encouraged
b inhabited d involved
5 The changes are occurring at a faster than they
can cope with.
a extent c way
b effect d rate
6 Most of the environmental damage was done when
the was built in 2003.
a coast c region
b resort d craft
7 is a huge problem which leads to soil erosion.
a Sewage c Vegetation
b Deforestation d Biodiversity
8 The children want us to measure our footprint.
a carbon c fossil
b solar d greenhouse
9 Even though she was speaking in front of 300
experts, she was as cool as.
a snow c a log
b a cucumber d a bone
10 The government has promised to improve the city’s
, especially the public transport system.
a habitat c infrastructure
b levels d resources
1 The oil hit a rock, and millions of
litres of oil poured into the sea.
2 We try to buy only products which come in
biodegradable.
3 A lot of air pollution is caused by factory
4 Travel agents, tour guides and hotel managers are all
part of the industry.
5 Unfortunately, a lot of cities around the world still dump
their into the sea.
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Unit Tests Unit 7
Vocabulary
Choose a, b, c or d.
A
Grammar
Fill each gap with a word from the box.
There is one extra word.
Choose.
cautiouscautious flexibleflexible self-confident
recklessreckless politepolite stubborn
Grammar: /
1 If you come/will come to the party tonight, you’ll meet
my friend Joan.
2 We have to go home tomorrow; if only we could/would
stay a little longer!
3 Had they/They had worked harder, they might have
succeeded.
4 If they knew which town she had gone to, they
could start/could have started looking for her.
5 She speaks to everyone as if they were/are stupid!
6 They wish they had bought/bought tickets for the
show; everyone’s still talking about it.
7 There’s no way she’ll get in if/unless she’s been invited.
8 I hope the rain stops/would stop soon.
9 Even/Only if you have lots of experience, you still need
to do the training.
10 If you ate less sugar, you might have felt/feel better.
1 They’re organising a to stop bullying at our
school.
a chatroom c profile
b campaign d comment
2 Stop thinking that everything will go wrong; try to be
more!
a sociable c optimistic
b cheeky d preventable
3 Marina loves animals; that’s why she wears fur,
not real fur.
a anonymous c rude
b fake d harmless
4 Janet received a(n) phone call last night. The
person said some horrible things to her.
a abusive c dependent
b harmful d unintentional
5 There’s something in the water, but I can’t out
what it is.
a hand c fall
b pick d make
6 I spilt a whole cup of coffee on my desk and
completely my project.
a removed c ruined
b harassed d abused
7 She’s going to her holiday photos on her blog
so that we can all see them.
a post c log
b give d let
8 Thomas is the company while Ms Harrison is
on holiday.
a running c working
b seeing d keeping
9 I’m not going to back because I truly believe
that I’m doing the right thing.
a up c through
b down d on
10 Don’t pay attention to him: just him.
a ignore c intend
b contact d ruin
1 You won’t be able to make him change his mind; he’s
really.
2 Denise can be rather , so she
sometimes gets into dangerous situations.
3 You should always be to
customers, even when they are rude to you.
4 Carl is a very person. He rarely
takes any risks.
5 Paula needs to be more ; she
can’t expect everyone else to do what she wants.
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Unit Tests Unit 9
Vocabulary
Choose a, b, c or d.
A
Grammar
Fill each gap with a word from the box.
There is one extra word.
Choose.
awardaward hurdleshurdles reward
materialsmaterials donationsdonations servants
Grammar: /
1 It doesn’t matter what/which one I like; you’re the one
who’s going to wear it.
2 Whenever/However I say anything during the lesson,
she laughs at me!
3 Don’t say anything embarrassing, do/will you?
4 Not until/No sooner she finished the book did she
realise it was a true story.
5 The school where/which I went to has now been
made into a museum.
6 He’d forgotten all about it, hadn’t/didn’t he?
7 Whoever/Who painted that picture must have been
completely mad!
8 “I’ve never been to the opera.”
“I haven’t neither/either.”
9 To whom/whose should I give this when I’ve finished?
10 Let me have a go at driving it, do/would you?
1 She never cooks or cleans because she has
to do that for her.
2 The charity wouldn’t survive without the many
it receives.
3 The bank is offering a(n) of a5,
for information about the robbery.
4 We still have lots of to overcome,
but I think we’ll succeed.
5 Who won the for best actor?
1 Which school do your children?
a enlist c recruit
b attend d ensure
2 John goes to school; he only comes home
during the holidays.
a primary c nursery
b secondary d boarding
3 Our school is looking for three new teachers.
a regularly c completely
b especially d currently
4 You promised to do it. Don’t now!
a back out c blow up
b turn away d fill in
5 Murat has made it his to build a school in his
village.
a matter c mercy
b mission d media
6 Our school has been as one of the best in the
country.
a represented c guaranteed
b ranked d required
7 The new means that all parents have to send
their children to school.
a facility c legislation
b parliament d opportunity
8 I rarely eat fast food because it’s not very.
a nutritious c permanent
b dedicated d limited
9 It’s an organisation, so it doesn’t receive any
money from the government.
a illiterate c unofficial
b annual d uncovered
10 Albana does two jobs so that she can make ends
a find c match
b take d meet
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Unit Tests Unit 10
Vocabulary
Choose a, b, c or d.
A
Grammar
Fill each gap with a word from the box.
There is one extra word.
Choose.
benefitbenefit resortresort chart
councilcouncil resourceresource hostel
Grammar: /
1 They showed/were shown the photographs from the
crime scene.
2 These recycling leaflets were handing out/being
handed out in the street.
3 Someone was bought/had bought the last light bulb
just minutes before I got to the shop.
4 The police are still looking for the diamond that stole/
was stolen last month.
5 The politician was/had made to return the money.
6 Dr Monroe believes/is believed that he has found the
solution.
7 Lina’s grandparents got/were married for 60 years!
8 The new hospital has just opened. It is said/They say
to be very impressive.
9 Michael and Jen were organised/organised the party
for me.
10 They arrested/were arrested the killer at 5 o’clock this
morning.
1 It was that she would have an accident; she
always drives so fast.
a potential c inevitable
b proposed d breathtaking
2 I’m not doing that again. You know the proverb:
“Once , twice shy.”
a broken c beaten
b bitten d boosted
3 We’ve booked the flights, but we still need
to find.
a infrastructure c development
b accommodation d destination
4 It’s that you follow the instructions carefully,
otherwise you might get hurt.
a imperative c decent
b valuable d reliable
5 There was a sudden of refugees after war broke
out in a neighbouring country.
a identity c interest
b issue d influx
6 Leaflets were being to everyone in the shopping
centre.
a commissioned c evaluated
b nestled d distributed
7 Peter was always. I knew he would become a
successful businessman.
a spacious c ambitious
b lush d vital
8 We stayed in a lovely self-catering when we went
to Barcelona.
a motel c caravan
b hotel d flat
9 It’s no good sitting there, banging about it. Get
off the sofa and do something about it, instead!
a on c off
b for d up
10 Many city come here for the weekend because
it’s only a two-hour drive from the capital.
a traditions c dwellers
b communities d proposals
1 It was a tiny fishing village before it became a popular
holiday.
2 Katrina has been on the town for
years.
3 One of tourism is that it creates
jobs for local people.
4 We stayed in a cheap youth while
we were in Amsterdam.
5 If you look at the bar , you will see
which month is the hottest.
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Unit Tests Unit 12
Vocabulary
Choose a, b, c or d.
A
Grammar
Fill each gap with a word from the box.
There is one extra word.
Choose.
shiftworkshiftwork permissionpermission attitude
milestonemilestone countercounter promotion
Grammar: /
1 Todd was exhausted when he got home; consequently/
nevertheless, he still managed to play with the children for
a while.
2 He didn’t tell anybody what he’d done with the aim/
for fear of getting punished.
3 The book was so/such boring that she didn’t even finish
the first chapter.
4 In spite of/Although I’d never met him before, I
immediately knew he was Susan’s brother.
5 However/Despite much I dislike her, I could never
hurt her!
6 The guide told the tourists to stay with the group so that/
in case they wouldn’t get lost.
7 The traffic was terrible due/because to the heavy snow.
8 It was so/such cold a day that we all stayed at home.
9 Even though/No matter how I’m young and fit, the job is
still very tiring.
10 The reason for/why they tried to escape during the day
is still not known.
1 The boss is very pleased with my work, so he’s giving
me a(n).
2 Her colleagues don’t like her much because she’s got
a bad.
3 Graduating from university is an important
for young adults.
4 Toby does ; this week he’s working
at night.
5 You must have from the
headteacher to leave school early.
1 I hope they me. I’ve been looking for a job for
ages!
a hold c apply
b hire d supervise
2 Unless you learn to be more patient, you’ll never be
able to a proper job.
a help out c hold down
b wipe down d hang out
3 There’s been a huge increase in at the factory
since the new machines arrived.
a production c performance
b producer d rates
4 Arthur his job last week because he hated
working at night.
a quit c dismissed
b retired d turned
5 I don’t think that what you’re wearing is for a job
interview.
a responsible c punctual
b relevant d appropriate
6 Tania’s job is to customers when they arrive and
then show them to their table.
a serve c clear
b greet d provide
7 My old car isn’t going to last much longer, so I need
to start saving for a new one.
a up c to
b down d in
8 Have you been to the new shop on the corner?
Its prices are very.
a trustworthy c competitive
b efficient d courteous
9 If it needs to be done by tomorrow, give it to Radu;
he’ll make work of it.
a sudden c thin
b enthusiastic d short
10 If the thinks the kitchen is dirty, she will close the
restaurant down.
a organiser c inspector
b composer d workaholic /
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3-Unit Tests Units 1-3 (^) Reading Comprehension
Read the text and complete Tasks A, B and C.
In Mediterranean countries, it is hot and dry in summer – perfect for tourists hoping to be out and about, sightseeing or enjoying sunny beaches. Rain falls during the other three seasons in this region. For the people who live in countries close to the northern part of the Indian Ocean (like India and Bangladesh) however, summer is the ‘rainy season’. And, in this part of the world, the term ‘rainy season’ means monsoons. The monsoon rains usually begin in June and end in September. During this period, the northern hemisphere of the Earth is tilted towards the sun. This means that in India, for example, the sun is directly overhead at noon, and its rays heat up the ground a lot more than they would in December or January. As a result, the land becomes very hot and heats the air above it. This hot air rises and, as it does so, the air above the ocean moves inland to take its place. This air is full of moisture from the sea, however. It also rises, now being part of a powerful cycle that has been set in motion and, as it cools, it drops all its moisture on the land in the form of rain. Monsoons bring very heavy rainfall and severe flooding. They can be extremely destructive, and often cause landslides which may sweep whole villages away. Monsoons bring death and devastation but, despite this, they are usually welcomed by the farmers who depend on the water to irrigate their land. This is because these areas are usually very hot and dry in winter when the winds blow in the opposite direction (from the northeast)
and carry very little moisture. The winter heat in the South Asian subcontinent is also due to the fact that the Himalayas form an enormous barrier that prevents the cold northern air from moving south. The temperature during an Indian winter can reach as high as 43 degrees centigrade! A large percentage of the world’s population lives in regions affected by the monsoons of Asia, and most of these people are farmers. Too little rain can mean that there is not enough water to irrigate their crops, and this can result in famine. Too much rain can result in widespread flooding which, ironically, will also destroy crops and result in famine. Unfortunately, despite the fact that the monsoons appear every summer, it is still impossible to predict exactly when they will begin, how long they will last or how much rain will fall. And it is not just farmers who depend on the monsoons. In India, for example, the summer rains provide almost 90 per cent of the total water supply, and a large percentage of the country’s electricity is produced by hydroelectric plants which depend on the water brought by the monsoon rains. Technically, the term ‘monsoon’ doesn’t refer only to summer rains. It refers to the whole climatic cycle that includes both the moist summer winds and the dry winter winds which blow out from the land over the sea. Despite this, most people equate the word ‘monsoon’ with torrential rain, crop irrigation and, unfortunately, flooding and destruction.
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Monsoons
3-Unit Tests Units 1-
Vocabulary
Grammar
Choose a , b , c or d.
Choose.
Grammar: /
Vocabulary: /
1 I thought I would never be/get used to teaching such a
large class.
2 When Bob got to work, he realised he had left/left his
wallet at home.
3 The animals are allowed to move free/freely around the
park.
4 Mark is frequently/recently late.
5 We need to get there until/by 6 o’clock.
6 David is working like/as a waiter on an island this
summer.
7 I didn’t visit/haven’t visited the new museum yet. Is it
interesting?
8 How long has she been in/to Thessaloniki?
9 My meal is any/no better than yours!
10 It was too/very kind of you to help me with my project.
1 In Byzantine times, people lived in that on the hill
because there they were safe from attacks by pirates.
a fountain c fortress
b lantern d lane
2 The land around the refugee camp was enough
for the refugees to grow some vegetables.
a thriving c scenic
b fertile d glamorous
3 The headteacher told Harry that his teachers would no
longer his bad behaviour.
a tolerate c overcome
b imitate d manipulate
4 Nowadays, it’s difficult for families to get on just
one salary.
a by c over
b through d across
5 She’s always names; she wants everyone to know
how many rock stars she’s met.
a linking c throwing
b calling d dropping
6 The plants on my balcony are because they get
plenty of sunlight and water.
a attracting c flourishing
b achieving d expanding
7 There is a government every 10 years, which gives
information about the country’s population.
a census c monument
b bill d account
8 The people knew the soldiers were coming to and
destroy their city, so they escaped with whatever they could carry.
a surrender c persecute
b plunder d produce
9 She was rich, and looked down anybody who was
poor.
a at c on
b to d over
10 They applied to the bank for a so that they could
buy their dream house.
a refund c mortgage
b pension d purchase
11 Patrick felt very about starting his new job.
a apprehensive c diverse
b painful d foreign
12 I can’t study with other people; I can only concentrate
when I’m.
a bustling c immune
b alone d lonely
13 One bad teacher can the whole school a bad
name.
a make c call
b drop d give
14 I was putting on weight, so I went to the doctor for
some advice on diet and.
a famine c receipts
b nutrition d cuisine
15 Research shows that clever placement in films
can increase sales.
a slogan c consumer
b product d jingle
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3-Unit Tests Units 4-6 (^) Reading Comprehension
The Plastiki is a one-of-a-kind catamaran large enough for six people to live and sail on at any one time, and nearly everything about it is unusual. From the very beginning, its designers aimed to create a boat powered by renewable energy sources such as the sun, the wind and the sea, and built mostly out of recycled materials. Toxic glues are often used in conventional boat construction, but a special, fully-organic glue was developed for the Plastiki. This boat floats on approximately 12,500 plastic drinking bottles. Its mast is made from reclaimed irrigation pipe and its sails are made from recycled PET, a substance used to make certain plastics. The Plastiki even has a vertical hydroponic garden in order to grow nutritious plants for the crew, and a water catchment system that filters rainwater to use for drinking. But can this revolutionary boat really sail?
On 20th^ March 2010, after being tested on a lot of short trips, the Plastiki set off from San Francisco Bay. More than four months later, after a challenging journey across the Pacific, the largest ocean in the world, the catamaran arrived in Sydney, Australia. During the journey this unusual craft and its crew survived four-metre-high waves, wild winds and extremely high temperatures that lasted for days. For the first time in sailing history, a boat floating on plastic bottles completed an ocean journey of over 15,000 kilometres!
But the Plastiki voyage was not just about having a fantastic adventure. The leader of the expedition, David de Rothschild, shocked at the environmental devastation humans have caused, believed that news of the Plastiki voyage could send out a global message and raise awareness of the dangers of plastic waste. With the amount of media attention the Plastiki has received, the sad reality of the catastrophic effects of plastic on our oceans – and our planet – is certainly more widely understood now.
Most marine pollution is caused by plastic materials. Scientists have discovered two enormous garbage patches in the North Pacific Ocean and the Mid-Atlantic Ocean where millions of tiny pieces of plastic gather. This plastic is consumed by marine life and seabirds. Toxic plastic is then passed into the food chain and we end up eating it! In addition, scientists believe that at least one million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals and sea turtles die every year as a result of eating plastic or being strangled by it. The Plastiki crew were shocked by the amount of rubbish they saw floating around the ocean. They were also saddened by the fact that they saw relatively little marine life on the voyage. Sea expeditions that took place fifty years ago recorded that the crew ate fish every day and that they couldn’t swim in the sea for fear of sharks. The Plastiki crew saw very few sharks and caught only a couple of fish.
But the Plastiki message is not all negative. It teaches us that we have the power to change our behaviour and our attitudes so that we can help protect the environment. By recognising that waste is a result of human activity, we should be inspired to search for solutions to the problems of plastic waste that are threatening our planet.
Message in a Bottle
Read the text and complete Tasks A, B and C.
3-Unit Tests Units 4-
Vocabulary
Grammar
Choose a , b , c or d.
Choose.
Grammar: /
Vocabulary: /
1 I’ll stay with you until you feel/will feel better.
2 They spent the all/whole day playing in the garden,
and now they’re asleep.
3 Anka regrets speaking/to have spoken to her sister
so rudely.
4 The train for Bristol is on the point of/due to leave in
an hour.
5 Dad will have returned/will return from work by the
time we get there.
6 They had too many/much luggage for just one taxi.
7 I’d rather be given/have given more work to do than
listen to her complain!
8 We’re going to travel across - /the Sahara Desert on
camels.
9 Catalina can’t stand to be/being spoken to like a
child.
10 They go to the farm quite often because the children
enjoy to feed/feeding the animals.
1 Put the fork in that drawer. That’s where we keep all
the.
a archery c military
b cutlery d hospitality
2 Some farmers, trying to defend their land, were by
the invading soldiers.
a wounded c damaged
b preserved d destroyed
3 Her business was doing very well, but it was at the
of her personal life.
a erosion c expense
b event d loss
4 The manager is a lot more popular than the last
two.
a fascinated c common
b undisputed d current
5 The clouds in the sky were as as snow.
a light c white
b dry d cool
6 I couldn’t figure the answer to the last maths
problem.
a on c at
b through d out
7 These buildings were damaged in the earthquake
last year.
a severely c relatively
b approximately d annually
8 Maria’s studying hard because she’s her final
exams tomorrow.
a giving c dubbing
b taking d accepting
9 If we hurry we’ll be time to catch the last bus.
a on c at
b in d for
10 After many months of experiments, the scientist was on
the of making a new discovery.
a limit c brink
b factor d tank
11 I’m going to up French because we’re planning to
move to Paris.
a make c put
b take d give
12 Lots of my friends me because I prefer classical
music to pop.
a wonder c lose
b retain d tease
13 Unfortunately, that species of bird is : the last
one died last year.
a endangered c fragile
b unsustainable d extinct
14 Critics say that this singer has a(n) voice; no one
else sounds like her.
a unique c intact
b obvious d bright
15 The when the two pieces of wood rubbed
together created heat which, in turn, started a fire.
a catalyst c friction
b ritual d gravity
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3-Unit Tests Units 7-9 (^) Reading Comprehension
Read the text and complete Tasks A and B.
The Simmons European University of the Arts (SEUA) is regarded as one of the best and most specialised institutions of its kind, and has produced some of the finest contemporary designers, directors, photographers, actors and musicians. The guiding principle of SEUA is to encourage questioning, experimentation and discovery in its diverse student body. Marios Papastavrou is in his second year of a Computer Games Design course. When he was younger, he never dreamt that one day he would be able to study his passion at university. His obsession with computer games was the source of many arguments with his parents, but now they couldn’t be prouder of their son. Marios’s course includes a lot more than he’d ever imagined, such as 3-D modelling, but his teachers have been able to help him understand the relevance of everything he is expected to learn. He says, “The best thing is that when I get my degree, I won’t be limited to designing games. I’ll be qualified to work in web design, advertising and publishing too. That’s important, because it could take years for me to get into one of the few great game design companies that I have my eye on, and I have to make a living in the meantime!” Fulani Adu is a first-year international student who is really excited about studying Fashion Design at the same institution where some of her favourite designers, such as Stella Carson and Julian Ivanovich, got their degrees. “The course is really hard work,” says Fulani, “but I love the atmosphere and get a tremendous amount of satisfaction every time I finish a challenging project. In
fashion, it’s really important to be able to change with the times, and our instructors work hard to prepare us to do that by teaching us to be flexible. They are always encouraging us to incorporate new elements into each of our designs.” The son of a well-known TV director, Geoffrey Lewis dreamt of the bright lights of film and television while he was growing up in central London. Now in his third year of SEUA’s Film and Television course, Geoffrey has studied various production methods and has been encouraged to develop his own style of directing. He told us, “The best thing about my course is that I get to work with students from other departments such as animation, drama and fashion design. That’s great practice for the real world, where I’ll always have to work with a team of people from different fields.” Lin Chang , a young woman from China, is also in her third year at SEUA. She hopes to receive her degree in fine arts this September. At the moment, Lin and the other students in her department are organising a formal public exhibition of their work as part of their course requirements. Lin says, “My time here has been a real eye-opener, artistically speaking. I arrived thinking that I wanted to learn how to paint portraits and landscapes like my mother, who’s a successful artist back home. Now, I’m into video art and mixed-media collages with social and political messages! My teachers have really helped me explore all aspects of my artistic abilities, and exposed me to the many different directions I can choose to take in my future career.”
Follow Your Art
3-Unit Tests Units 7-
Vocabulary
Grammar
Choose a , b , c or d.
Choose.
Grammar: /
Vocabulary: /
1 I never would find/would have found it if I hadn’t
thought about when I’d last used it.
2 He needn’t have/mustn’t have bought more bread.
We had plenty at home.
3 The house, whose/which owners were on holiday,
had been broken into.
4 If/Should he come here again, call the police.
5 They’d sooner not take/not have taken the bus; they
think the train will be quicker.
6 You won’t know how to do it unless you would read/
read the instructions carefully.
7 Jason had his house painted/painted his house
while he was away on holiday.
8 If only it hadn’t rained/wasn’t raining that day!
9 My cousin Tom, that/who finished school last year,
has just found a job.
10 We had/got Susan to take a picture of us at the
beach.
1 He often finds himself in dangerous situations as a
result of his behaviour.
a reckless c permanent
b anonymous d limited
2 Anya has a very positive on life, so she’s fun to be
with.
a mood c appreciation
b mission d outlook
3 If the kids want to go to the beach, I can them
when I finish work and drive them home.
a gather c pick
b collect d add
4 I can’t rely on Andy any more; he’s let me too
many times.
a off c down
b in d out
5 Yesterday, an old school friend called me up out of the
and suggested we meet up.
a white c blue
b grey d black
6 In this , the king looks a lot like his grandfather.
a easel c frame
b portrait d palette
7 I love the of this scarf. It’s so soft!
a rectangle c shape
b outlay d texture
8 Max foolishly my warning and dived into the
dangerous river.
a ignored c led
b applied d emphasised
9 Jackie out with her friend Steve when she found
out he’d lied to her.
a fell c backed
b blew d broke
10 Lots of governments have passed banning
smoking in public buildings.
a dimensions c legislation
b assignments d appreciation
11 Ms Rendell is a(n) teacher, who loves her work and
tries very hard to make her lessons interesting.
a countless c abusive
b dedicated d complementary
12 Every morning, the had to dust all the books in
the palace library.
a homemakers c bookworms
b ministers d servants
13 Robert is always making rude in Mr Johnson’s
lessons.
a comments c patches
b intentions d sections
14 I was by the terrible thought that I might never
see my family again.
a checked c involved
b struck d contacted
15 Phone boxes are becoming a thing the past now
that so many people have got mobile phones.
a in c for
b of d behind
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