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Test 8St/4Op - part 1 (time: 80')

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1. Part 1: Multiple Choice - Grammar

 

1) Unless _____, we will get a suntan.

2. 2) ‘Where is Jill?’ – ‘She ______ to work. I don’t know.’

3. 3) I don’t feel strange in this town any more – I  am_____ here.

4. 4) I advise you to take a swimsuit in case ______ a pool at the hotel.

5. 5) Oh, dear. This test _____ more and more difficult.

6. 6) ‘I bought some more butter.’ – ‘You _____ it. We have plenty of it in the fridge.’

7. 7) 'Did he really read 20 pages in a minute?' - 'He _____ it. That’s impossible.'

8. 8) He is said _____ slim when he was younger.

9. 9)  _____ far too much, she felt sick.

10. 10) Next year in March he ______ here for five years. I am certain of it.

11. 11) He hasn't returned the book to me yet.  I wish I _____ it to him.

12. 12) If only I ______ that car from him – I  had a crash and now I’m in trouble.

13. 13)  _____ against moving to Paris, she continued living in her country house.

14. 14)  They suggested ______  to him after the show.

15. 15) When I was your age I _____ stay out with my friends after midnight.

16. 16) They finally succeeded  _____ the course.

17. 17) He started his own company _____ he hadn't had any business training.

18. 18) 'Where is Philip?' - 'He _____ to some guests in the other room.'

19. 19) They _____ stay at the hotel over the weekend but they decided to go home.

20. 20) Hundreds of people ____ injured this year in car accidents. There could still be many more.

21. 21) They were wondering _____ the weather would improve over the weekend.

22. 22) Where is the hair dryer? I have to dry my hair. If my hair ____ wet I wouldn't be looking for it.

23. 23) 'Where is the money? Don't you know?' - 'I_____ in the shopping centre but I'm not sure.'

24. 24) If you _____ see Jenny this evening, can you tell her to phone me?

25. 25) 'Where do you think he is living?' - 'He _____ living in Glasgow but we can't be sure.'

26. 26) The gardens are ______one of the resort’s most spectacular features.

27. 27) A family concierge is also on hand to ensure you are all _____ from the minute you arrive.

28. 28) They believe that the eventual impacts _____ properly taken care of yet.

29. 29) Machines cannot compete with us when ______ to tackling novel situations.

30. 30) Designed to give guests the sensation of swimming in the open ocean, it is an experience ______.

31. Part 2: Vocabulary Cloze

 

If you like doing (1) _____ in the swimming pool, you might want to (2) _____ up on the energy drinks before diving in to this one. It is more than 1,000 yards long, (3) _____ 20 acres, had a 115ft deep end and holds 66 million gallons of water. Yesterday the Guinness Book of Records named the (4) _____ pool beside the sea in Chile as the biggest in the world. (5) _____ by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest swimming pool, the lagoon measures 1,013 metres in (6) _____ and covers an area of eight hectares. 

 

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But if you fancy (7) _____ out on one of your own and you have the space to accommodate it then (8) _____ : This one took five years to build, cost nearly £1billion and the annual (9) _____ bill will be £2million. The man-made saltwater lagoon has been attracting huge crowds to the San Alfonso del Mar (10) _____ at Algarrobo, on Chile's southern coast, since it opened last month.

 

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Machine learning started making its (11) _____ into industry in the early '90s.  It started with relatively simple tasks.  It started with things like (12) _____  credit risk from loan applications, sorting the mail by reading handwritten characters from zip codes.  Over the past few years, we have made dramatic (13) _____.  Machine learning is now 

(14) _____  of far, far more complex tasks. In 2012, Kaggle challenged its community to build an algorithm that could grade high-school essays. The winning algorithms were able to (15) _____ the grades given by human teachers. Last year, we issued an even more difficult challenge.

 

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Other creatures that live in the waters include blue whales, fin whales and sea otters. A mining company called Andes Iron had wanted to (16) _____ millions of tons of iron and copper in the north of Chile. It also wanted to build a new port to (17) _____ the mining process. Chile's Environment Minister told reporters: "I firmly believe in development, but it cannot be at the cost of our environmental (18) _____ or cause risk to health, or to unique ecological areas in the world." Chile's National Mining Society said the decision was bad news for mining and for the country. It said the mining project was (19) _____ for the economic development of the region and the country. The controversial mining project would have generated $2.5 billion in (20) _____.

 

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51. Part 3: Collocations

 

1) The scientists _____ the research and reached this conclusion.

52. 2) Washing the dishes really _____ me crazy.

53. 3) I can’t _____ listening to other people’s phone conversations on the train.

54. 4) I can’t _____ the difference between fake laughter and real laughter.

55. 5) There are almost 90 _____ with different types of street food at this year’s food festival.

56. 6) Unable to fall asleep, he was lying _____ awake for three hours.

57. 7) How much sleep did you ______ last night?

58. 8) I had a lot of difficulty ______ to sleep and I missed the comfort of my own bed.

59. 9) While the singer was _____ an encore, she threw her shoes into the crowd.

60. 10) He ______ about 300 life-size concrete sculptures of real people on the seabed.

61. 11) Parents shouldn’t criticise children for not ______ good grades at school.

62. 12) This approach can do more ______ than good.

63. 13) They are scared of answering questions in case they get them ______.

64. 14) They are going to _____ people £5 to get into the festival.

65. 15) They must work hard to ______ deadlines.

66. 16) ‘Maybe you should sleep in separate room.’ – ‘Well it’s worth a ______’.

67. 17) Don’t ______ going to the museums.  They are not that interesting.

68. 18) We must see the house. I’ll give the ______ agent a ring.

69. 19) The atmosphere was absolutely brilliant and it _____ of felt as if there had been millions of people.

70. 20) My daughters organised a party for me and I didn’t have to do a ______.

71. 21) We must _____ a lot of money for the festival.

72. 22) You can ______ your order on the website.

73. 23) If you opened that ______ it would crash your computer.

74. 24) Do you enjoy taking ______ in competitive sports?

75. 25) Do you think you have ______ the most of the opportunities you have had?

76. 26) Neither of us had a ______ how to do ballroom dancing.

77. 27) I’ve just made a new video. I’m going to ______ it to YouTube so that everybody can watch it.

78. 28) They find it harder to ______ long lasting relationships.

79. 29)  ______ is caused by not enough rainfall.

80. 30) It is impossible to make an accurate ______ where and when a new earthquake will strike.

81. 31) Don’t wear these new shoes or ______ you will get blisters.

82. 32) ______ without food is one of the best things we can do for our health.

83. 33) When we _____ , our body doesn’t have to digest food.

84. 34) Yawning will make you feel more ______.

85. 35) Laughter is a way of ______ with another person or a group.

86. 36) People usually ______ when they are embarrassed.

87. 37) I want some painkillers and other drugs. Here is a ______ .

88. 38) Will you ______ me know you are going to be late?

89. 39) He has _____ touch with most of his friends from his first school.

90. 40) People are naturally lazy. They just don’t make an ______.

91. 41) When you go to the mountains, don’t lose _____ of each other.

92. 42) They are protesting against the World Bank’s economic _____.

93. 43) The demonstration began peacefully, but soon turned ______.

94. 44) The doctor will now _____ your temperature.

95. 45) Do you think I could use your _____ to call my parents?

96. 46) ‘Can I talk to Max Foster, please?’ – ‘I’m afraid he is in a meeting all day. Can I take a _____?’

97. 47) While they were in the car, he ______ being madly in love with her.

98. 48) He fell 15 metres and was in a ______ for two weeks.

99. 49) ‘Did you sleep well?’ – ‘Like a _____.’

100. 50) He was arrested and _____ in prison for five days.

101. Part 4: Prepositions

 

1) Intelligence has very little effect _____ happiness.
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2) I won’t do it because all my friends will laugh _____ me.
103.
3) If you want to feel happy try laughing ______ no reason at all.
104.
4) I need to spend more time with my family. I will take time _____ work.
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5) It tastes better if it is barbecued _____ an open fire.
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6) I’m terrified _____ becoming addicted.
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7) The man set off _____ his own into the mountains without telling anyone about it.
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8) They arrived _____ Sydney with only 27 cents in their pockets.
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9) I went to the shop to get some bread but they had sold _____.
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10) The museum was set _____ by a man called Hamburger Harry.
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11) _____ the whole, they tend to watch a lot of TV.
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12) Children spend most of their free time studying _____ themselves.
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13) At the end of the year we are going to put _____ a performance for charity.
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14) There is a huge increase _____ the number of volunteers.
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15) I try to meet _____ with friends face-to-face more often.
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16) They sometimes run _____ of food and have nothing to eat.
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17) As soon I make a decision, I will make you know. So how are things _____ you?
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18) I can see why they don’t allow people to go _____ Facebook in the office.
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19) You must put a lot of effort _____ it if you want to succeed.
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20) They spend too much time communicating online and not enough _____ person.
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21) When you are in the forest, watch _____ for wolves.
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22) When will you pay _____ your debt?
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23) The workers are demanding higher wages. They are going to go _____ strike.
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24) I wanted to say ‘no’ but I couldn’t come _____ with a good excuse.
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25) She decided to put the wedding _____ for two months to get to know him better.
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26) She was depressed in the past but now she seems to have got _____ her divorce.
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27) The week before her wedding I came _____ an interesting newspaper report.
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28) They have fallen _____ and no longer speak to each other.
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29) Do you want a coffee?  I’ve just put a kettle _____ ?
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30) ____ average, we recycle less than the Germans.
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31) Laughing at something funny accounts _____ only 15% of all laughter.
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32) The find dates _____ to the 7th century.
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33) I’ve got a terrible stomach ache and I keep throwing _____.
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34) He will be picking people _____ from the station this evening.
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35) Look. The man _____ the curly hair is coming over.
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36) It’s _____ to you when you take your holiday.
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37) I’m exhausted. I could do _____ a few days off.
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38) He does it for entertainment but there is also a deeper meaning _____ what he does.
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39) He entered me _____ the 400 metres race.
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40) Are you allergic _____ anything?

141. Part 5: Word Building

 

1) noise turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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2) patience turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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3) fashion turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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4) effect turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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5) adventure turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
146.
6) amaze turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
147.
7) jealousy turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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8) excellence turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
149.
9) success turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
150.
10) harm turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
151.
11) offensive turn it into a verb ⇒ 
152.
12) behaviour turn it into a verb ⇒ 
153.
13) choice turn it into a verb ⇒ 
154.
14) death turn it into a verb ⇒ 
155.
15) failure turn it into a verb ⇒ 
156.
16) appearance turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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17) connection turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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18) investigation turn it into a verb ⇒ 
159.
19) application turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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20) recovery turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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21) important turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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22) brave turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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23) prefer turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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24) involve turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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25) add turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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26) apologise turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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27) generous turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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28) serious turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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29) permit turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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30) disappear turn it into a noun ⇒ 

171. Part 6: Definitions

 

1) Someone or something which has been hurt, damaged or killed or has suffered. (vi____)
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2) To allow something to be seen that, until then, has been hidden. (rev____)
173.
3) An important discovery or event that helps to improve a situation or provide an answer to a problem; Pol. przełom. (br____)
174.
4) A disease in which the body cannot control the level of sugar in the blood. (di____)
175.
5) To experience difficulty and make a very great effort in order to do something. (str____)
176.
6) Knowledge that something exists (noun). (aw____)
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7) To break into pieces (phrasal verb). (fa ____ ap_____)
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8) To examine a crime, problem, etc. carefully, especially to discover the truth. (inv ____)
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9) Real and exactly what it appears to be (adjective). (gen ____)
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10) The beginning or cause of something; Pol. początki. (or ____)
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11) Clever in a complicated way and therefore able to do complicated tasks. (sop ____)
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12) To have an influence on; Pol. dotykać, dotyczyć, wpływać na. (aff ____)
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13) Ablility to change or be changed easily according to the situation: Pol. elastyczność. (fle ____)
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14) To obtain/ get something. (acq ____)
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15) To behave as if a problem is not important or does not worry you. (put on a b ____ face)
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16) Happening after something else; Pol. następny, kolejny. (sub ____ )
187.
17) Pol. spać pod gołym niebem. (sleep r ____ )
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18) Pol. dyrektor naczelny. (chief e ____ )
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19) Pol. miejsce docelowe (podróży). (de____ )
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20) A sudden desire or idea, especially one that cannot be reasonably explained: Pol. zachcianka, życzenie; kaprys. (wh____ )
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21) To bring the memory of a past event into your mind; Pol. przypominać sobie. (re____ )
192.
22) To allow yourself to have something enjoyable, especially more than is good for you; Pol. spełniać zachcianki, dogadzać. (in____ )
193.
23) Stupid or unreasonable and deserving to be laughed at; ridiculous. (lu____ )
194.
24) Pol. kuchnia jako sposób gotowania potraw (np. kuchnia hiszpańska). (cu____ )
195.
25) An uncomfortable feeling of nervousness or worry; Pol. lęk, niepokój. (an____ )
196.
26) A place where many people go for rest, sport or another purpose. (re____ )
197.
27) Possibility of approaching a place; Pol. dostęp. (acc____ )
198.
28) Made by people, often as a copy of something natural; Pol. sztuczny. (ar____ )
199.
29) To express admiration or approval about the achievements or characteristics of a person; Pol. pochwalić. (pr____ )
200.
30) To be _____ is having a very strong but not usually lasting feeling of love or attraction for someone or something. (inf____ )
201.
31) To persuade someone to do something or go somewhere by offering them something exciting; Pol. zwabić, skusić, znęcić. (lu____ )
202.
32) To escape by running away. (fl____ )
203.
33) To take something quickly and keep or hold it; Pol. chwycić; złapać. (se____ )
204.
34) Pol. stronniczy. (pa____ )
205.
35) Unwilling or unable to stay still or to be quiet and calm, because you are worried or bored; Pol. niespokojny. (re____ )
206.
36) Frightened or nervous because you are not confident in a situation; Pol. zastraszona. (inti____ )
207.
37) Pol. ułamek. (fr____ )
208.
38) To suddenly move away from someone or something because you are frightened/ feel very embarrassed; Pol. wzdrygać się. (cr____ )
209.
39) Likely to make mistakes; Pol. omylny; zawodny. (fall____ )
210.
40) Lack of ability to think clearly or to understand sth; Pol. zdezorientowanie. (con____ )
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