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Test 5Op/10St - part 1 (time: 70')

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1. Part 1: Multiple Choice - Grammar

 

1) She prepared pizza and chips, ______ she actually enjoyed.

2. 2) It was John  who said the car belonged to ______.

3. 3) I will no longer put ________ .

4. 4) I won’t eat this food unless you ______ too.

5. 5) He would have started this university course if ______.

6. 6) That was the building ______ fence was made of wood and painted black.

7. 7) _____ our  neighbour, had a large house.

8. 8) If he _____ permission, he would have gone to an all-night party.

9. 9) The man we met yesterday wasn’t _______ Mike’s uncle.

10. 10) It was an evening in October 2011. It _______ cold.

11. 11) The archaeologists wouldn’t have found Tutankhamen’s tomb unless _____an idea where to look.

12. 12) These rugs are still made _____; no machines are used.

13. 13) When they finally _____ the capital, it was 4 a.m.

14. 14) In spite of bad weather and fatigue she _____ in good health.

15. 15) This story cannot be true – I’m sure it was _____ by her.

16. 16) When she was spending her holiday in Italy, she _____ some Italian.

17. 17) 'How can this actor remember so many words to say in the play?' -  'I think he ______ a good memory.'

18. 18) Although he worked hard, he _____ had time to do all the work.

19. 19) The traffic police use radar ______ speeding motorists.

20. 20) Thank you for ironing this shirt but it wasn’t necessary. You ______ .

21. Part 2: Vocabulary Cloze

 

Some years ago, when I was working as an astronomer at the Greenwich Observatory in London, I received a letter from an elderly lady living nearby who said: 'When I was a girl, we could see so many stars, but they're not there any more. Have they faded?' Walking down the hill on which the observatory stands, I (1) _____ the truth of what she said. (2) _____ me were all the lights of London and above me was the orange glow they (3) _____ up into the night sky. But I could (4) _____ see any stars. 

 

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If light pollution - as this effect is known - continues to increase at its present (5) _____, our grandchildren will only

(6) _____ the chance to see the stars if they visit an observatory (7) _____ the one in Greenwich. Light pollution is almost (8) _____ for granted in most cities, and it is fast spreading into rural areas too. (9) _____ recent research, almost half of all Europeans and two-thirds of North Americans can no longer see the Milky Way. And this type of pollution doesn't only (10) _____ our view of the night sky. 

 

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It is difficult to imagine a world without tomatoes. High in the Andes mountains of modern-day Peru, the local inhabitants have been cultivating and eating tomatoes since prehistoric (11) _____, but the food has only become

(12) _____ in the rest of the world (13) _____ recently. These days, the bright red fruit (14) _____ an important role in the cooking of many cultures and is a key ingredient in many types of fast food, providing both taste and colour to dishes that (15) ____ would be rather ordinary.

 

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The tomato (16) _____ to the nightshade family of plants, many members of which are poisonous. When they were first (17) _____ into North America, therefore, tomatoes were viewed with (18) _____ and people tended to use them as table decorations (19) _____ than as food. In Europe, the tomato was first grown in Italy in 1555, although it wasn't combined with pasta until much later. The first recipe for tomato ketchup dates from 1727 and in the 1800s, tomatoes began to be used more (20) _____ in sauces and soups..

 

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41. Part 3: Collocations

 

1) He decided to _____ a career as a singer.

42. 2) The gift seems to _____ unappreciated.

43. 3) In this job, she thought, _____ for travel were the most important.

44. 4) The job _____ giving tourists information.

45. 5) My brother got the high _____ in every subject when he was at school.

46. 6) The city is a world heritage ______.

47. 7) Did you see the _____ streets of the old quarter of the city?

48. 8) Factories _____ dangerous chemicals into rivers.

49. 9) Farmers _____ their crops with chemical fertilisers.

50. 10) They use intelligence to their own ______.

51. 11) He solved the puzzle by trial and ______.

52. 12) The weather conditions _____ from baking heat to torrential rain.

53. 13) He was scared ______ the first time he drove the racing car.

54. 14) Did you see the live television ______ of the event?

55. 15) He waited for her opinion. It was a _____ moment.

56. 16) They tend to put too much ______ on the familiar aspects of new technologies.

57. 17) Entry to the museum has been free of ______.

58. 18) Many processed tomato products also contain ______.

59. 19) She hates tight clothes but she doesn't live in jeans and _____ sweaters.

60. 20) In the summer I have to keep my tie on. I usually _____ it a bit though.

61. 21) Our appearance _____ a message to everyone around.

62. 22) Don't wear too bright colours. You should know where your taste ______ lie.

63. 23) Will she be able to _____ to those strict regulations?

64. 24) The cooks had to finally ______ the dishes they had cooked.

65. 25) If you don't earn enough you should ask your boss for a ______.

66. 26) I decided to return the faulty camera and ask for a _____.

67. 27) In our local street market, there is a _____ which sells delicious hot potatoes.

68. 28) You can pay for your new computer in monthly _____.

69. 29) Because of the problem of shoplifting urgent ______ need to be taken.

70. 30) About 50% of online shoppers _____ into this category.

71. 31) The attractions tend to change over time, in ______ with public taste and fashion.

72. 32) Tourists _____ to the tiny house of the famous painter El Greco.

73. 33) As _____ his membership in the society, I am glad he has found something he believes.

74. 34) She tends to do thing on the _____ of the moment.

75. 35) Things _____ from bad to worse when I arrived at my hotel.

76. 36) As a musician, he ______ an impressive range of instruments.

77. 37) We use language to great _____ in order to communicate.

78. 38) Does this worrying trend _____ a threat to society?

79. 39) The 45 minutes was ______ to 40.

80. 40) He is living _____ that determination can win over hardship.

81. Part 4: Prepositions

  

1) Far _____ avoiding the household chores he is comfortable cooking for the family.
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2) She cleans the house _____ the accompaniment of soap operas.
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3) She is occasionally able to take an afternoon _____.
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4) _____ the next opportunity to write, I will despatch a photograph of us all.
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5) I hope to hear from you _____ your earliest convenience.
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6) I never turn ______ the offer of a lift home.
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7) He decided to do ______ the apartment and sell it for a big profit.
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8) The town's getting bigger - they've put _____ a lot of new houses.
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9) In the UK there is no legal obligation ______ children to go to school.
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10) Remember to wrap ______ the presents before going to the party.
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11) Some parents are taking _____ the responsibility of teaching their children at home.
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12) Most of the parents seem perfectly _____ ease with other children.
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13) The Principal handed ____ his resignation.
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14) The students turned ____ late for class.
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15) We worked _____ the answers very easily.
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16) They tend to get teased and laughed _____ by other boys.
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17) This system is presently _____ operation.
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18) A positive attitude in the home is _____ far the most important influence.
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19) Industry is a threat _____ the city’s ecosystem.
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20) These streets were home _____ Poland’s greatest artists.
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21) Venice is vulnerable to the changing sea levels brought _____ by global warming.
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22) _____ the amazement of my friends that was the beginning of my hobby.
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23) She signed _____ for the course.
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24) Cup finals coincide _____ peak viewing times.
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25) They stimulate demand ______ certain products.
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26) Sports administrators cashed _____ on television’s wish.
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27) I’m not really _____ risky sports.
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28) Not many young people go ____ a career in science.
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29) _____ an effort to revive itself, the museum appointed a new director.
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30) ‘Free Saturdays’ are a way of reaching _____ to people.
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31) The passion _____ ‘fast food’ has created a social revolution.
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32) Her rise _____ stardom was meteoric.
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33) She set _____ on a train journey.
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34) You may end _____ feeling uncomfortable.
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35) On a film set people spend a lot of time hanging _____.
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36) The thing that really helps me to wind _____ is gardening.
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37) You need to keep up _____ new developments in any business.
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38) It takes ages to get ______ to the complaints department.
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39) He could step right _____ Dickie’s shoes.
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40) He has always excelled _____ sprinting.

121. Part 5: Word Building

 

1) straight turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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2) residential turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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3) wide turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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4) obedient turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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5) economical turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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6) applause turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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7) collision turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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8) conquest turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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9) flat turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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10) response turn it into a verb ⇒ 
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11) psychiatrist turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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12) friend turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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13) anxiety turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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14) variety turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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15) harm turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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16) year turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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17) month turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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18) science turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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19) nation turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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20) thought turn it into an adjective ⇒ 
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21) ramain turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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22) remind turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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23) believe turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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24) inspect turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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25) contribute turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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26) forge turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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27) insure turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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28) prove turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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29) know turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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30) accept turn it into a noun ⇒ 
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