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1. My kid brother is so cute! He folds his ........ when he doesn't want to do something
- arms
- fingers
- hands together
- lips
2. The sun created a ........... effect on the water in this painting. Choose the option that is NOT correct.
- dappled
- luminous
- docile
- opalescent
3. Like midsummer moths, and honeyed words like bees. The poetic device which is used in the poem
- Onomatopoeia
- Simile
- Personification
- metaphor
4. I know I need to declutter my room, but I wish my parents would ........ about it.
- get off my back
- keep my chine up
- get gold feet
- turn my nose up
5. I don't know the answer off the top of my ........ ,but I'll go and find the answer
- head
- lips
- arms
- feet
6. It's kind of ironic, isn't it, using dirt to create a picture. Replace the underlined word with the correct synonyms
- jaw-dropping
- mediocre
- overrated
- tongue-in-cheek
7. We've arranged a date for the wedding, but I can't tell you anything yet as. .........
- got cold feet
- get off my back
- lips are sealed
- got in over my head
8. Patterns such as ............. don't necessarily suit everyone.
- checked
- plaid
- cashmere
- scarlet
9. Social status should not. ....... from achieving their dreams.
- hold anyone back
- hold anyone against
- hold anyone up
- hold anyone for
10.It can often prove difficult to strike the right ........ between work and leisure time
- connectivity
- balance
- returns
- signification
11.When the artist painted the canvas in ten minutes flat - well, that was something ...!
- beats
- bowled
- else
- blew
12.The new training program provides a significant ........... for employees who want to improve their skills."
- advantage
- advantageous
- advantageously
- advantaging
13.The newspaper published a shocking ......... about how the corporation had been polluting the local water supply as a way of saving money.
- expose'
- exposure
- exposed
- exposing
14.Ramzi wasn't especially impressed by the art exhibition, but I thought it was ... .. good.
- believability
- believable
- believing
- unbelievably
15.There's an ..... that dreams about flying suggest you want to escape from something.
- assume
- assumption
- assumptive
- assumedly
16. That's more mystifying. Perhaps you're just very ...... You should write stories.
- imagine
- imagination
- imaginative
- imaginatively
17.The true cause of the phenomenon is being ....... explained, despite all efforts to understand it."
- mystery
- mysterious
- mysteriously
- mystify
18.If you get a cold, you should stay away from others and they are often quite ....... and you don't want to make other people ill.
- infect
- infection
- infectiously
- infectious
19.By the time this train gets in, they'll ............. for us for over an hour.
- have been waiting
- have waited
- has been waiting
- be waiting
20.Perhaps the best known is Elizabeth Siddall, wife of Rossetti, a painter in her own right, ........ paintings show talent.
- which
- who
- whom
- whose
21.Despite ........... half an hour earlier than usual, we reached work ten minutes after the start of the meeting
- to leave
- leaving
- leave
- left
22 .-..... Burj Khalifa, which is currently ..... tallest building in world, was constructed during ..... 2000s.
- The, the, O
- O, the, the
- O, the, O
- The , O, the
23.I was lucky ............... a reasonable amount of money by my parents.
- to give
- gave
- give
- giving
24.I will never forget seeing the Grand Canyon for the first time. The function of the verb here is
- lose a memory of something you have done
- fail to do something
- remember a memory of something you have done
- enjoy something
25.The potato has many uses, .............. involve drinks
- half of whom
- none of which
- none of whom
- which
26.Whose are those paintings which are exhibited in the first gallery? - The correct participle (reduced relative clause) sentence is .......
- Whose are those paintings exhibiting in the first gallery?
- Whose are those paintings exhibited in the first gallery?
- Whose are those paintings are exhibited in the first gallery?
- Whose are those paintings which exhibited in the first gallery?
27.We live next door to a family called Barker. - The underlined part in the sentence can be replaced with ..........
- the Barkers
- Barkers
- a Barkers
- an Barkers
28.We know Eric will ....... when we arrive.
- be cooking
- cook
- has cooked
- cooked
29.He won't discuss new projects in the early stages. - The function of using will in the sentence above is ..
- Insistence as part of a conditional
- Replaces refuse in the present tense
- Certainty
- Insistence
30.Don't worry, I ............. you do this assignment
- will help
- would help
- will have helped
- will be helping
31.They stopped .......... to ask for help.
- walking
- to walk
- walk
- walked
32.'I wish I hadn't eaten all of that chicken!' - The sentence that has the correct reporting verb for the sentence above is ..
- She regretted having eaten/eating all of that chicken
- She regretted to eating all of that chicken.
- She regretted eat all of that chicken.
- She regretted eaten all of that chicken.
33. "It's my younger brother's fault because he kept me awake the night before the exam."
- The correct reported speech sentence for the sentence above is.........
- He said his younger brother had kept him awake the night before the exam.
- He said his younger brother had kept her awake the night before the exam.
- He said her younger brother had kept him awake the night before the exam.
- He said their younger brother had kept him awake the night before the exam.
33. People now think that suppressing emotions is bad for our health. The correct impersonal passive is ....
- It was now thought that suppressing emotions is bad for our health.
- It has been now thought that suppressing emotions is bad for our health.
- It had been now thought that suppressing emotions is bad for our health.
- It is now thought that suppressing emotions is bad for our health.
34.The photography club meets on a regular basis to discuss, You can find this sentence in
- Introduction
- Current situation
- Summary
- Conclusion
35. Once again I disagree .... The correct hedging for this sentence
- I don't agree with you
- Once again , I would have disagree with you
- I totally disagree with you
- once again , you are wrong
36. "I shall explain how the proposal ....... " This express .......
- concluding
- recommendations
- tittle
- introducing a topic
37. If we are experiencing pain .... yet ..... not to show it on our faces ....
- ,\ endeavore \!
- .\indeavor \?
- , \endeavor\.
- ,\ endeevour\.
38. The documentary was far more ........ than I was expecting it to be .
- intriguing
- entriguing
- intreguing
- intrigoing
Preschoolers often envisage their future careers as copies of their parents, such as a teacher or a truck driver. However, as they grow older, the scope for dreaming extends too. At primary school, children's ambitions tend towards the fantastic - perhaps not quite as unrealistic as the princesses or princes of fairytales, but actors and athletes are high on the lists today, and interestingly money as well as success are prime motivators. A nine-year-old may well covet the idea of being a famous actor while another may set their mind on being a proud owner of numerous aeroplanes one day.
39. Based on the text, why do children's ambitions change as they grow older?
- Because the scope for dreaming extends.
- Because money as well as success are prime motivators
- Because they are unrealistic
- Because they covet the idea of being a famous actor
40. What does "envisage" mean?
- forget
- imagine
- avoid
- reject
41. What does the underlined pronoun( they) refer to
- The parents (teachers or truck drivers).
- The princesses and princes
- Preschoolers (children).
- Storybooks.
42. Quote the sentence which shows examples of children's early dreams.
- Preschoolers often envisage their future careers as copies of their parents, such as a teacher or a truck driver
- a famous actor while another may set their mind on being a proud owner of numerous aeroplanes one day
- However, as they grow older, the scope for dreaming extends too.
- perhaps not quite as unrealistic as the princesses or princes of fairytales
Possible future careers are more informed by someone's personality traits, interests and talents, and careers in science, writing, engineering and teaching top the lists. What is also having a considerable impact on ambitions for this age group is the rocketing popularity of online gaming and social media celebrities. Vloggers, professional gamers and game designers are valid career options today and are beginning to beat the more traditional career paths teenagers used to aspire to follow. Bucking the trend, there is one new fantasy-driven aspiration, probably destined to remain a pipe dream for them, that has joined the most popular list - and that's becoming a racing car driver
43. According to the text, there are many modern career options mentioned in the text
- engineering and teaching
- careers in science and writing
- professional gamers and game designers
- Vloggers and famous actors
44 .. What does the phrase 'pipe dream' mean in the context of the passage?
- An unrealistic or imposible hope.
- A career related to plumbing or engineering.
- A dream that is very likely to come true.
- A plan that has been carefully prepared.
45. what does the pronoun (them )refer to
- celebrities
- car drivers
- teenagers
- gamers
Cultures influence what we find funny and what we don't. In some cultures, some topics may be completely off limits, whereas they are socially acceptable in another. In some cultures, slapstick comedy dominates humour, whereas in others word play and puns may be valued more.
Generally, humour in western cultures tends to revolve around sarcasm, irony and self-deprecation.46.According to the text , what influences what we find funny?
- our language
- our cultural
- our country
- our topics
47.The word which means : "saying the opposite of what you mean in order to make fun of someone " is :
- irony
- self-deprecation
- sarcasm
- humour
"The boy's fortune will be made by going to Miss Havisham's house, and he's going there tomorrow!' Then she jumped on me like an eagle on a lamb. I was washed and scrubbed very well that night."
48. 'Then she jumped on me like an eagle on a lamb" the meaning that author wants to convey is :
- That she was stronger and more powerful than him.
- That she weaker and less powerful than him.
- She approached him very gently and carefully, showing hesitation and fear.
- She avoided him completely and walked away without any interaction.