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A however          

B than       

C except for       

D as 

A What do you think of the music of the film?  

B Would you like the music of the film?     

C What do you like the music of the film?    

D  How is the music of the film like?

A save-laboring      

B saving-labor   

C labor-saving 

D laboring-save

A who I was sitting next               

B that I was sitting next to him

C that I was sitting next to       

D who I was sitting next him

A Don’t tell a lie. I thought it was terrible.

B No doubt!

C  I completely agree with you. It was terrific. 

D You must be kidding. It was not as good as I had expected.

A application

B applying    

C apply   

D applicant

A  calling             

B  to call      

C having called 

D call

A from whose cocoons 

B from cocoons   

C whose cocoons are from

D whose cocoons

A If you compare     

B  Compare them          

C When compared

D  A comparison

A Either do I         

B I do, too        

C Neither do I   

D  I don’t neither

A  In the belief          

B It is believed    

C The belief   

D Believed

A There is calcium 

B Calcium

C  Calcium, which       

D It is calcium

A get used to eat  

B be used to eat 

C  get used to eating   

D used to eat

A mustn’t       

B must       

C needn’t  

D need

A but          

B therefore     

C however            

D so

A who won      

B winner of        

C to win             

D who the winner of

A during      

B at    

C for

D in

A some      

B but some      

C for some species    

D some spices

A finished     

B  has finished   

C  had finished  

D was finished 

A Giving birth to a baby

B Having no child  

C Bringing up a child

D Educating a child

A  number          

B changes    

C  conservation 

D  variety

A showed off      

B went off         

C  took off        

D turned up

A put off          

B take up

C turn round  

D do with

A organized        

B  impressed          

C participated

D defended

A entered 

B found

C to stand

D on

A walls

B are

C about

D that

A are

B become 

C of them 

D in all

A their

B powerful

C for

D when sitting 

A if he had

B another 

C would not be able

D to attend

A can store less than what people thought       

B was thought to be more efficient than it is supposed

C is more complex than computer memory     

D  causes a lot of problems for researchers               

A human memory 

B the problem  

C the memory  

D  the sophistication

A remember all the incidents in their live

B elicit some special events from the past

C recollect particular experiences from the past      

D  suddenly recall their dreams in detail

A brains           

B subjects    

C events

D  dreams

A appeared               

B integrated         

C originated  

D vanished

A before studies were carried out, people had had false assumptions about human memory

B Dr. Wilder Penfield disagreed with other researchers’ conclusions

C  the Canadian scientist tried to prove that other researchers had been wrong

D it is easy for people to recall events that they have suddenly forgot

A presents information at a particular time

B  is possibly made by structural changes in the brain

C has a huge capacity for information storage  

D  is the connection between brain cells

A Learning           

B Memory loss     

C Retention

D  Retrieval possible for a memory

A agreements         

B connections         

C agencies  

D effects   

A tells

B suggests  

C promotes      

D compares 

A researches 

B things   

C conversations    

D gossiping

A stories 

B topics    

C gossips   

D conversations

A run  

B reach       

C range          

D random

A present     

B  absent   

C concentrated    

D mentioned

A conversation   

B subject        

C research 

D topic 

A  watch 

B retain   

C share

D locate

A building nests in trees        

B huddling together on the ground with other birds 

C digging tunnels into the snow  

D burrowing into dense patches of vegetation  

A caused           

B intensified    

C modified    

D combined 

A  protect themselves by nesting in holes 

B nest with other species of birds

C usually feed and nest in pairs

D nest together for warmth                                 

A fly    

B  assemble 

C rest          

D feed  

A The lesser kestrel and the common kestrel have similar diets.

B The common kestrel nests in larger flocks than does the lesser kestrel.

C The lesser kestrel feeds sociably but the common kestrel does not.

D  The common kestrel nests in trees; the lesser kestrel nests on the ground. 

A Staying together provides a greater amount of heat for the whole flock

B Some members of the flock warn others of impending dangers.

C Some birds in the flock function as information centers for others who are looking for food.

D Several members of the flock care for the young. 

A  Diseases easily spread among the birds.     

B Groups are more attractive to predators than individual birds.

C  Some birds in the group will attack the others. 

D Food supplies are quickly depleted.

A few birds 

B mass roosts

C predators     

D trees