1. When I went to bed last night,I _1_ asleep immediately. I _2_ tired becauseI _3_ so hard for several hours. So I forgot to close the windows before _4_ into bed. If I had remembered,the thief _5_ .But _6_ a perfect opportunity to enterthe house. The next time I _7_ late I will lock the house carefully. A policeman came to see me about the theft. " _8_ investigate," he said,"soI _9_ ask you some questions. First,how _10_ ?" I told him that I _11_ the window open. "You _12_ more careful," he said. "If people _13_ their houses properly,we wouldn't have so much work to do." (1) (a) fell (b) did fall (c) was falling (d) have fallen (2) (a) had to be (b) ought to be (c) must have been (d) needed to be (3) (a) have been working (b) had been working (c) have being working (d) had being working (4) (a) getting (b) to get (c) going (d) to go (5) (a) has not got in (b) had not got in (c) would not got in (d) would not have got in (6) (a) it was given to him (b) there was given to him (c) he has been given (d) he was given (7) (a) shall work (b) will work (c) work (d) will be working (8) (a) I've been said to (b) I've been told to (c) It has been said to me (d) It has been told (9) (a) would (b) would to (c) am wanting to (d) want to (10) (a) the thief got in (b) was the thief got in (c) has the thief got in (d) did the thief go (11) (a) had let (b) had left (c) was letting (d) was leaving (12) (a) would be (b) ought be (c) shold be (d) had to be (13) (a) looked after (b) looks after (c) have looked after (d) should look after ACBADDCBDDBCA 2. I went to the doctoe's yesterday. I _1_ for half an hour he _2_ see me. "I _3_ aborad next week," I said. "I _4_ to Africa on business. But _5_ two days._6_ I'll be well enough to go?" "When I _7_ you,I'll be able to tell you," the doctor said. "I _8_ in the garden when I suddenly felt the pain," I told the doctor. "IfI _9_ immediately,it would have been all right, Isyppose. But I _10_ any exercise in my job so I went on working. "After _11_ me carfully,the doctor said: "You _12_ a bone in your back. I _13_ you to hospital for an x-ary." (1) (a) must wait (b) had to wait (c) should wait (d) ought to wait (2) (a) can (b) may (c) might (d) could (3) (a) shall be go (b) will be go (c) am going (d) go (4) (a) am sent (b) am being sent (c) am send (d) be sent (5) (a) I've had a pain for (b) I've had a pain since (c) I'm having a pain for (d) I'm having a pain since (6) (a) Do you think (b) Are you thinking (c) Does you think (d) You are thinking (7) (a) am examining (b) will examine (c) will have examining (d) have examined (8) (a) worked (b) have worked (c) was working (d) have been working (9) (a) had stopped (b) would have stopped (c) stopped (d) would stop (10) (a) never get (b) don't get ever (c) am never getting (d) am not ever getting (11) (a) examine (b) to examine (c) examining (d) that he had examined (12) (a) can be hurt (b) may be hurt (c) can have hurt (d) may have hurt (13) (a) could send (b) would like to send (c) am wanting to send (d) will like to send BDCBAADCAACDB 22222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 22222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 3. Hello, Mary! I _1_ you before now but I _2_ so hard at the office that I didn't have time. My boss _3_ on holiday tomorrow and he _4_ arrange everything befor he _5_. If he had given me sensible instructions I could have done the work next week. But you _6_ the same problms with you are boss. Anyway, _7_ two tickets for the new play at the Gtand Theatre on Saturday. _8_ and see it together? (1) (a) should have rung (b) must have rung (c) had to ring (d) ought to ring (2) (a) must work (b) must have worked (c) have had to worked (d) ought to work (3) (a) will go (b) is going (c) shall go (d) shall be going (4) (a) wants that I (b) would that I (c) would like that (d) wants me to (5) (a) leaves (b) shall leave (c) will leave (d) is leaving (6) (a) have to have (b) can have (c) ought to have (d) must have (7) (a) they have been given to me (b) (b) I have been given (c) I am given (d) they are given to me (8) (a) May we go (b) Do you like to go (c) Shall we go (d) Will we go ACBDADBC 4. I arrived at a little town late at night and felt too tired to drive any further so I went to a hotel. "_1_ you give me a room for the night," I asked the receptionist. "I'm sorry,"she said. "You should have booked a room in advance. If you had, it would have been all right. But now everything's full. I wish I _2_ suggest somewhere else but this is the only hotle in town and every room _3_." "What a nuisance!" I said . "I _4_ since breakfast and I'm very tired." "Well," she said kindly, "before _ (1) (a) May (b) Might (c) Can (d) Should (2) (a) would (b) can (c) could (d) should (3) (a) has been booked up weeks ago (b) was booked up weeks ago (c) has been booked up since weeks (d) was booked up since weeks (4) (a) travel (b) am travelling (c) have been travelling (d) was travelling (5) (a) giving up (b) to be give up (c) taking up (d) to take up (6) (a) let's look (b) let's look at (c) will we look (d) will we look at (7) (a) might change (b) may have changed (c) could change (d) can have changed (8) (a) will be arrive (b) will be arrived (c) would arrive (d) am arriving CCBCABBD 5. "Darling! There's hardly any petrol left in the tank. I _1_ it up before weleft home. _2_ a garage quite near but I _3_ drive carefully until we _4_ there.If only I _5_ the petrol before we started out! Damn! I _6_ this to happen for the last ten minutes. I'll have to push the car to the side of the raod because we _7_ if we leave it here. But I can't imagine what _8_ to let this happen." (1) (a) must have filled (b) should have filled (c) would have filled (d) had to fill (2) (a) There can be (b) It may be (c) There can be (d) It can be (3) (a) like better (b) would better (c) had better (d) prefer (4) (a) shall get (b) will get (c) are getting (d) get (5) (a) checked (b) would have checked (c) had checked (d) have checked (6) (a) am expecting (b) expect (c) have been expecting (d) was expecting (7) (a) will be fined (b) will fine (c) will be being fined (d) will be fining (8) (a) was I thinking about (b) I was thinking about (c) did I think about (d) I thought about BACDCBBD 6. A. Good morning,I've come to see you about making a will. _1_ that if I _2_suddenly, my wife would have a lot of problems. B.A very sensible idea, sir. now, _3_ to leave everything to your wife or w 6. A. Good morning, I've come to see you about making a will. _1_ that if I_2_suddenly, my wife would have a lot of problems. K K K K K44444 K K K K G G H I I M Q P P O R S* 6. 666666666666666666666666 6. rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 3333333333333333333366666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666yvcccccccccccc 6. A.Good morning, I've come to see you about making a will. _1_ that if I _2_suddenly, my wife would have a iot of problems. B.A very sensible idea, sir. Now, _3_ to leave everything to your wife or would you like anyone else _4_ ? A.Well,I'm fond of my sisters and my uncle was kind to me when I was young,but I expect he'll be dead before anything _5_ to me. B.I don't want to worry you, sir, but you _6_ be involved in an accident,and then ... A.Yes, well, I'd rather not _7_ things difficult so just _8_ down that I leave everything to my wife. B.I hope you don't mind me _9_ you, sir, but is there much money involved in the will ? A.Oh, no, I've only got five pounds. B.I see. Well, I must tell you that my fee for _10_ work will be five pounds exactly. (1) (a) . It's been said me (b). It's been told me (c) . I've been said (d). I've been told (2) (a) . died (b) . am dying (c) . was dying (d) . would die (3) (a) . want you (b) . do you want (c) . are you want (d) . will you be wanting (4) (a) . ti be mentioned (b) . tomention (c) . that they're mentioned (d) . being mentioned (5) (a) . will happen (b) . would happen (c) . happens (d) . happen (6) (a) . had better (b) . should (c) . can (d) . might (7) (a) . to make (b) . make (c) . be make (d) . that I made (8) (a) . putting (b) . be putting (c) . to put (d) . put (9) (a) . ask (b) . to ask (c) . asking (d) . that I ask (10) (a) . do (b) . to do (c) . doing (d) . being done DABACDBDCC 7. When David _1_ at the party, everybody _2_. _3_ his hostess in the far corner, David tried _4_ his way through the crowd but she _5_ before he could reach her. At this, David _6_ his temper. "If I_7_ this invitation." he muttered, "I _8_ at home now looking at my favourite television program. It _9_ at this very moment." He felt like _10_ immediately. (1) (a) had arrived (b) arrived (c) was arriving (d) arrives (e) has arrived (2) (a) would dance (b) were dancing (c) having danced (d) was danced (e) had danced (3) (a) He saw (b) Having seen (c) He had seen (d) Seeing (e) To see (4) (a) having pushed (b) to push (c) to be pushing (d) to be pushed (e) to have pushed (5) (a) was disappearing (b) did disappear (c) had disappeared (d) disappearing (e) has disappeared (6) (a) was losing (b) had lost (c) lost (d) had been losing (e) losing (7) (a) did not accept (b) had not accepted (c) have not accepted (d) do not accept (e) had not been accepted (8) (a) will have been (b) would have been (c) were (d) shall be (e) was (9) (a) shows (b) is shown (c) is showing (d) is being shown (e) will be shown (10) (a) to leave (b) he was leaving (c) he had to leave (d) leaving (e) leave BDDBCCBBDD 8. When dawn came, they realized that the entire boat was incased in ice. The captain _1_ asleep but the rest of the crew hurriedly woke him. He took a samallaxe and with great care, _2_ a hole in the deck,he began to knock the ice away. From time to time a wave burst over the boat and swept over him but he kept _3_ for ten minutes while the others looked _4_ anxiously. _5_ this time he was so cold that he could no longer trust his grip or balane. Each member of the crew took it in turn to cut the ice away for _6_ he could _7_ it. First,they had to knock off enough ice to get on their _8_. Standing up on that yolling deck _9_ committing suicide because a man who had fallen _10_ could not have been rescued. Then the Captain discovered that ice was forming inside the cabin. He called to one of crew and together they managed to get the stove _11_ in the hope that it would _12_ enough heat to warm the cabin above _13_ . _14_ ice the in the bottom could be melted enough _15_ pumped out, they were _16_ danger of sinking. It took _17_ before the boat began to float better. But _18_ this time theysucceeded _19_ most of the ice. Ahroughout the afternoon, the coating of ice began to build up again _20_ this new danger, Capt. Slter decided that there was too much _22_ to gamble on the chance that the boat _23_ until the neet morning. _24_ , he _25_ the ice.Thenthey settled down to wait for another day. (1) (a) had gone (b) had fallen (c) had become (d) had grown (2) (a) so as not to do (b) for not making (c) for not doing (d) so as not to make (3) (a) to work (b) to working (c) on working (d) on work (4) (a) at (b) on (c) by him (d) for him (5) (a) By (b) For (c) In (d) At (6) (a) so long as (b) as long as (c) so far as (d) as far as (7) (a) support (b) help (c) bear (d) put up (8) (a) legs (b) ankles (c) knees (d) thighs (9) (a) had been (b) would have been (c) had to be (d) should be (10) (a) overboard (b) at sea (c) to sea (d) out of board (11) (a) on fire (b) in flames (c) lighting (d) alight (12) (a) get out (b) give off (c) get over (d) give in (13) (a) low temperature (b) ice point (c) frozen point (d) freezing point (14) (a) Instead (b) In case (c) Unless (d) If not (15) (a) so that it could be (b) so that it would be (c) in order that it would be (d) for being (16) (a) under (b) with (c) in (d) on (17) (a) an hour work (b) an hour's work (c) the work of an hour (d) a work hour (18) (a) meanwhile (b) since (c) for (d) during (19) (a) to take off (b) in disposing (c) in getting rid of (d) to remove (20) (a) in spite of (b) although (c) whatever (d) nevertheless (21) (a) In front of (b) Beside (c) In the face of (d) Against (22) (a) on risk (b) at play (c) in trial (d) at stake (23) (a) would outlive (b) would survive (c) should survive (d) should outlive (24) (a) Another (b) One more time (c) Once more (d) Now and again (25) (a) ordered that the crew cleared (b) suggested to the crew to clear (c) suggested the crew clearing (d) ordered the crew to clear BDCBABCCBADBDCACBDCACDBCD 9. From the earliest time it was well _1_ to the Peruvians that when a cut _2_made in the thick skin of a _3_ tree,a white liquid like milk came _4_ . From this fluid a sticky _5_ of rubber might be made. This rubber is _6_ and wax-like when warm so that it is _7_ to give any form. The Peruvians _8_ the discoverery that it is very good for _9_ out water. Then in the early _10_ of the century they made overshoes to _11_ their feet dry. Then a certain Mr. Mackintosh _12_ selling coats of cloth which were _13_ with rebber. Today Mackintosh raincoats are still _14_ after him. But these first rebber shoes _15_ raincoats were unpleasantly soft and sticky in _16_ . They were like wax although they _18_ a bit stronger. But the rubber _19_ use today has been improved. It is _20_ sticky but softand elastic and strong enough for any season. (1) (a) seen (b) known (c) talked (d) heard (2) (a) was (b) as (c) will (d) may (3) (a) orange (b) apple (c) rubber (d) oak (4) (a) from (b) out (c) up (d) through (5) (a) border (b) mass (c) knife (d) raincoat (6) (a) soft (b) hard (c) fast (d) atubborn (7) (a) possible (b) important (c) confusing (d) uncertain (8) (a) found (b) wrote (c) returned (d) made (9) (a) sinking (b) finding (c) keeping (d) pouring (10) (a) halves (b) sort (c) part (d) kind (11) (a) clean (b) keep (c) form (d) run (12) (a) disappeared (b) descended (c) developed (d) appeared (13) (a) applied (b) rich (c) full (d) lined (14) (a) search (b) named (c) touched (d) made (15) (a) or (b) but (c) and (d) so (16) (a) summer (b) March (c) 1918 (d) winter (17) (a) snowy (b) cold (c) expensive (d) beautiful (18) (a) produced (b) decided (c) felt (d) lessoned (19) (a) she (b) he (c) we (d) I (20) (a) always (b) some (c) neither (d) not BACBBAADCCBCDBCABCCD 10. Before the 20th century the horse provided day to day transportation in United States. Trains were used only for long-distance transportation. Today the car is the most popular _1_ of transportation in all of the United States. It has completely _2_ the horse as a means of everyday transportation.Americans use their car for _3_ 90 per cent of all personal _4_. Most Americans are able to _5_ cars. The average price of a _6_ made car was $2050 in 1950, $2740 in 1960 and up to $4750 _7_ 1975. During this period American car manufactures set about _8_ their products and work efficiency. As a resslt, the yearly income of the _9_ family increased ford 1950 to 1975 _10_ than the price of cars. For this reason _11_ a new car takes a smaller _12_ of a family's total earnings today. In 1951 _13_ it took 8.1 months of an average family's _14_ to buy a new car. In 1962 a new car _15_ 8.3 of a family's annual earnings. By 1975 it only took 4.75 _16_ income. In addition, the 1975 cars were tehnically _17_ to models from previous years. The _18_ of the automobile extends throughout the economy _19_ the car is so important to Americans. Americans spend more money to _20_ their car running than on any other item. (1) (a) kinds (b) sort (c) mean (d) types (2) (a) denied (b) reproduced (c) replaced (d) ridiculed (3) (a) hardly (b) nearly (c) certainly (d) somehow (4) (a) trip (b) works (c) business (d) travel (5) (a) buy (b) sell (c) race (d) see (6) (a) quickly (b) regularly (c) rapidly (d) recently (7) (a) on (b) in (c) behind (d) about (8) (a) raising (b) making (c) reducing (d) improving (9) (a) unusual (b) interested (c) average (d) biggest (10) (a) slowest (b) equal (c) faster (d) less than (11) (a) bringing (b) obtain (c) bought (d) purchasing (12) (a) part (b) half (c) number (d) side (13) (a) clearly (b) proportionally (c) percentage (d) suddenly (14) (a) income (b) work (c) plans (d) debts (15) (a) used (b) spent (c) cost (d) needed (16) (a) month's (b) dollar's (c) family (d) year (17) (a) famous (b) superior (c) fastest (d) purchasing (18) (a) running (b) notice (c) influence (d) discussion (19) (a) then (b) as (c) so (d) which (20) (a) start (b) leave (c) keep (d) repair BCBAADBDCCDABACABCBC 11. We arrived _1_ Spain for the first time _2_ and I dwcided to buy a car because we had sold _3_ we had in England before leaving. Yesterday the sales officerang us _4_ the car was ready. I had tried out a model _5_ it before but as I was _6_ in this city, my wife did not _7_ it on my own so we went together to _8_ We paid _9_ and signed the papers. They told us that _10_ us to a garage, _11_ we could fill up. the _12_ the office was _13_ and we got there safely. But when I turned into the main road I suddenly saw a lot of cars racing towards me. I got _14_ _15_ by backing into the garage _16_ and the man behind me shouted at me." _17_ problem to _18_ on the right, isn't it?" my wife said. "Yes, if only I _19_ a few lessons for practice," I replied. "You _20_ go carefully _21_ home," mywife said. "You'd be sorry if you had an accident _22_ the first day, _23_ " While we were talking, the man behind got out of his car and said in good English "Would you _24_ me when you are thinking of leaving? Or are you going to sit in your car _25_ day?" (1) (a) to (b) in (c) at (d) on (2) (a) few weeks since (b) since a few weeks (c) few weeks ago (d) a few weeks ago (3) (a) that (b) which (c) the one (d) the one what (4) (a) for saying (b) to say (c) for telling (d) to tell (5) (a) as (b) like (c) the same that (d) similar (6) (a) no longer used to driving (b) still not used to drive (c) not yet used to driving (d) already not used to drive (7) (a) want me to collect (b) like me to collect (c) want that I collected (d) like that I collected (8) (a) bring it (b) take it (c) fetch it (d) carry it away (9) (a) the car (b) the car for (c) for the car (d) how much the car (10) (a) there was enough petrol to take (b) there was enough petrol for taking (c) it was enough petrol to take (d) it was enough petrol for taking (11) (a) where at (b) there (c) there were (d) where (12) (a) nearest garage at (b) nearest garage to (c) garage most near (d) most near garage to (13) (a) at 100 yards away (b) at 100 yards far (c) about 100 yards away (d) about 100 yards far (14) (a) away from their way (b) away from their road (c) out of their way (d) out of their road (15) (a) as fast as I could (b) so fast as I could (c) as fast as I may (d) so fast as I may (16) (a) once more (b) one more time (c) one other time (d) another time (17) (a) It's so much (b) It's such a (c) That's such a (d) That's so much a (18) (a) remind to drive (b) remind driving (c) remember to drive (d) remember driving (19) (a) would have (b) would have had (c) was having (d) had had (20) (a) had better (b) would better (c) had rather (d) would rather (21) (a) in the way to (b) on the way to (c) in the way (d) on the way (22) (a) in (b) on (c) at (d) by (23) (a) had't you? (b) should't you? (c) would't you? (d) won't you? (24) (a) mind to tell (b) object telling (c) mind telling (d) upset to tell (25) (a) every (b) eavh (c) all the (d) all BDCBBCACCADBCCAABCDADBCCD 12. It _1_ around nine o'clock when I drove _2_ home from work because it was alredy dark. As I approached the gates I switched off the headlamps of the car _3_ prevent the beam from swinging in through the window and waking Jack, who shared the house with me. But I _4_. I noticed that his light was still on,so he wasawake anyway--unless he'd _5_ asleep while reading. I put the car away and went up the steps. Then I opened the door quietly and went to Jack's room. He was in bed awaks but he didn't _6_ turn towards me. "What's up, Jack ?"I said. "For God's _7_ don't make a nosie," he said. The way he spoke reminded me _8_ someone _9_ who is afraid to talk in case he _10_ himself a serious injury. "Take your shoes _11_, Neville," Jack said. I thought that he must be ill and that _12_ humour him to keep him happy. "There's a sanke here," he explained. "It's asleep _13_ the sheets. I was _14_ onmy back reading when I saw it. I knew that moving was out of _15_ . I _16_ mocedevev if I'd wanted to." I realised that he was _17_ . "I was relying _18_ you tocall a doctor as soon as you _19_ home," Jack went on. "It hasn't bitten me yet but I darent _20_ to upset it. It 21 wake up. I'm sick _22_ this," he said. "I _23_ that you'd be home an hour ago." There was no time to argue or apologise _24_ late. I looked at him _25_ I could and went out to telephone the doctor. (1) (a) had to be (b) was to be (c) must have been (d) should have been (2) (a) at (b) back (c) in (d) to (3) (a) so as to (b) in order (c) so that (d) for (4) (a) needn't bother (b) didn't need to bother (c) needn't have bothered (d) mustn't have bothered (5) (a) become (b) fallen (c) gone (d) grown (6) (a) even (b) just (c) only (d) rather (7) (a) behalf (b) love (c) reason (d) sake (8) (a) from (b) to (c) of (d) with (9) (a) with pain (b) in pain (c) having pain (d) having ache (10) (a) would do (b) does (c) would make (d) makes (11) (a) off (b) out (c) away (d) back (12) (a) I had rather (b) I would rather (c) I had better (d) I would better (13) (a) between (b) beside (c) below (d) behind (14) (a) lied (b) laid (c) laying (d) lying (15) (a) the bargain (b) the question (c) the chance (d) the risk (16) (a) may not have (b) might not have (c) can't have (d) couldn't have (17) (a) in fact (b) in serious (c) in earnest (d) in truth (18) (a) on (b) to (c) in (d) for (19) (a) would come (b) have come (c) were coming (d) came (20) (a) to do a thing (b) do anything (c) to do something (d) do nothing (21) (a) might (b) can (c) should (d) shall (22) (a) with (b) from (c) of (d) for (23) (a) made it certain (b) have been assured (c) counted on (d) took it for granted (24) (a) for being (b) to be (c) on being (d) to have been (25) (a) as fiercely as (b) as encouragingly as (c) so bravely as (d) so hopefully as CBACBADCBBACADBDCADBACDAB
