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A It’s not certain that the workers will go on strike next week.

B The workers haven’t arranged to go on strike next week yet.

C The workers have decided to go on strike next week.

D The workers doubt that they will go on strike next week.

A “We did our homework two days ago”, she said to me.

B “I have been doing my homework since yesterday”, she said.

C “I did my homework yesterday”, she said to me.

D  “She had me do her homework yesterday”, she said to me.

A It was fourteen years ago that we decided not to receive news from Bridget.

B We had never heard from Bridget until fourteen years ago.

C We haven’t heard from Bridget for fourteen years.

D We have received news from Bridge for fourteen years.

A She likes playing jokes on her friends.

B She hates it when her friends play jokes on her.

C She accuses her friends of playing jokes on her.

D She love making funs of her friends.

A I finished writing it and immediately I thought of sending it to you.

B Finishing writing it made me think of sending it to you.

C After I thought of sending it to you, I started writing it to you.

D Sending it to you, I thought of writing it to you.

A to give information about a prizewinning gadget.

B to explain how to use this device at home.

C to compare the iBrain with other similar devices.

D to emphasize the multiple uses of the iBrain.

A Dr Hawking     

B Dr Low

C young scientists            

D commercial businesses

A medical supplies  

B financial aid

C a job offer 

D technology support

A new technologies 

B our brains 

C middle-aged adults   

D the authors of ‘iBrain’

A They are better at tasks related to work and economics than digital natives.

B They may find themselves unable to socialize with digital natives.

C They can cope with technology without losing their social skills.

D They have less difficulty than digital natives in learning to use computers or cell phones.

A a destructive ability 

B a scientific risk

C an awful experience 

D a terrible outlook

A communicate more easily with Dr Hawking

B find a cure for Dr Hawking’s disease

C increase Dr Hawking’s level of brain function

D improve the diagnosis of muscular disease

A They first met each other a year ago.       

B They have been cooperating for some time.

C They both suffer from the same disease.  

D They both grew up in Cambridge, England.

A sections B, C and D 

B sections A, B and C

C sections A, C and D

D sections A, B and D

A He was the inspiration behind Small and Vorgan’s book.

B He has collaborated with Sciencefreak.

C Stephen Hawking has helped sponsor his device.

D He is more interested in doing research than making a profit.

A belongs                     

B comes                     

C fits                          

D owns

A able                         

B succeeded               

C managed                 

D had

A resigning 

B in 

C continuing 

D involved

A It was recognised

B as 

C very 

D with food

A at 

B are beginning

C to renovate

D in 

A Had it 

B for 

C at 

D will 

A has become 

B in 

C outside 

D of them

A didn’t throw

B wouldn’t throw   

C won’t throw     

D don’t throw

A so terrible

B a such terrible 

C such terrible  

D so terrible a

A could

B should                                 

C needed to 

D had to

A not to smoke  

B do not smoke  

C not smoke 

D did not smoke

A they wanted  

B want them     

C they did want        

D did they want

A terrible                       

B enough terrible      

C pretty terrible   

D terribly

A by                              

B in                                        

C with                                    

D from

A those of her  

B hers                                     

C her ones 

D  ones of her

A so bad    

B such a bad      

C such bad  

D so bad a

A It doesn’t worth    

B It’s not worth   

C It’s no worth            

D There’s no worth

A disappear                   

B to disappear

C being disappeared    

D  was disappeared

A The most    

B Most of       

C The most of  

D Most

A Have you been getting     

B Have you got

C Do you get  

D You are getting       

A to give    

B give                                     

C will give   

D giving

A They were exhausted 

B Exhausting

C Exhausted                                                                 

D To exhaust

A bank robberies  

B crimes in foreign countries

C robberies in the streets  

D rising violent crime

A there has been a decrease in the number of muggings.

B muggings in Chicago are rising by 6,000 per year.

C mugging is the most frequent street crime.

D everyone in the US has been mugged at least once.

A to steal their watches       

B to see if they are worth robbing

C to get their attention  

D to avoid looking suspicious

A a person walking slowly down the street

B a person who asks you for money

C a person jogging along the sidewalk     

D a person dressed to hide his appearance

A inexperienced people 

B wealthy people

C sad people   

D people who are alone

A hesitant                      

B together in groups  

C relaxed                    

D on busy streets

A seem unfriendly    

B be the safest option

C make things worse   

D be better than talking

A avoid meeting his eyes     

B stare at him confidently

C talk to him in a friendly way    

D run away as fast as you can

A walking on the streets

B looking different from the local

C wearing expensive clothes   

D spending money openly  

A shout “help” loudly     

B obey the mugger

C call the police  

D use a dangerous weapon

A arranged                                

B possible                   

C likely                      

D probable

A were up to

B backed up   

C broke down

D accustomed to

A opponents                             

B referees                   

C spectators                

D contestants

A took after   

B took to    

C  let in  

D  turned out

A happened                              

B done                        

C satisfied                  

D pleased

A done                                                  

B taken place      

C held                                    

D made

A potential                                

B condition                 

C access                     

D chance

A selected                                 

B determined              

C exhausted               

D embarrassed

A accused                                 

B put                          

C sentenced                

D convicted

A  go off     

B  do up 

C end up     

D give up