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A  opinion

B idea

C viewpoint 

D mind  

A address

B tell 

C  talk

D discuss

A cared for

B are cared for

C  are cared of    

D cared of

A getting  

B  becoming

C changing     

D going              

A  could  

B were     

C lest  

D should      

A  Yes, of course not

B  Certainly!   

C No, please do. 

D  Sure! 

A presumably    

B  allegedly   

C predictably   

D apparently   

A write off  

B send up

C take out 

D put down

A homemaker 

B housewife

C  household 

D housekeeper

A contrary to  

B as against   

C in contrast 

D in comparison with

A with those of     

B to those of

C with that of 

D to that of

A shoals 

B flocks 

C teams

D swarms

A edge

B fence  

C mountain  

D hill 

A which 

B what 

C on which 

D  in which

A a great many 

B  a great deal 

C great many  

D many a great             

A unchanged

B stopped

C raised

D leveled off

A does lie

B  lies

C lays

D does lay      

A suffered

B  yielded

C surrendered  

D generated   

A  insist  

B  prevail  

C  survive        

D exist    

A vexatious  

B disabling

C irreparable 

D dangerous

A eminently 

B luxuriously 

C uniquely  

D perpetually               

A swiftly

B cautiously    

C slowly  

D carelessly  

A a mobile

B an immense  

C an attractive 

D a dynamic      

A The proposal

B in paper

C but

D application

A politics 

B believes

C they

D corrupt

A competing together

B for

C  given

D the world’s leading universities

A comes

B soil

C consumes

D matter

A well below

B and

C breached

D particular high tide

A intensified   

B  preceded    

C created    

D reduced 

A optimistic   

B disappointed 

C  modest

D triumphant          

A It was first used by Vincent Schaefer.     

B  It refers to only one type of cloud seeding.      

C It is not as old as the term cloud seeding. 

D It has been in use since at least 1946.

A during intense snow storms       

B when air currents rise over mountains               

C over large bodies of water 

D on relatively warm winter days  

A ice-forming nuclei

B water droplets 

C  airplanes   

D clouds

A silver- iodide smoke  

B nuclear radiation   

C dry- ice pellets

D propane 

A They may not be as critical as water problems will be in the future.

B They took attention away from water problems

C They were thought to be minor at the time but turned out to be serious.       

D They were caused by a lack of water.

A  organizations that compete with ski areas for water

B state government agencies                                    

C  private interests

D municipal water districts    

A  put together quickly 

B a complete failure  

C  not necessary

D easy to evaluate    

A Its beaches    

B Its agriculture

C Its natural habitats

D Its tourist industry

A The scenery is not as attractive as it once was. 

B The scenery looks unspoiled but is not.

C He is quoting from another author.

D He disagrees with the ideas in this paragraph.

A  preserving 

B  interfering with 

C remembering 

D deal with

A They are more extensive than they were in 1900.

B  They are virtually the same as they were in the 18^th century.

C About 80 percent of the island is covered by them.              

D Only a few small strands of trees still exist.

A  tides

B  settlers  

C  plants 

D bogs

A spruce

B birch 

C maple

D oak

A They have become commercially important plant.

B They were once an important food crop for early settlers.

C They grow on dunes after marram grass is established.

D They are spreading across the Island, destroying important crops.

A It permits sand dunes to cover farmland.      

B It creates better conditions for fishing.

C It lets the sand wash into the sea.

D It allows seawater to flood agricultural land.   

A flooded 

B stepped on 

C  burned 

D ripped up    

A They have never been used.

B They were once used but have long since been abandoned.

C  They have been used continuously since the island was first settled.

D They were long unused but have recently been exploited.    

A women currently are made up 46 percent by the workforce.

B 46 percent of the workforce is currently made up of women.              

C women currently make up 46 percent for the workforce.

D women currently make up 46 percent of the workforce.

A is Earth’s galaxy

B Earth’s galaxy is

C Earth’s galaxy  

D for Earth’s galaxy 

A and to recommend it to cancer patients

B and recommend it cancer patients                     

C but also recommend it to cancer patients  

D  and also recommend it to cancer patients          

A Few people turned up for the meeting held last week.

B There was a poor turn-out for the meeting held last week.                      

C Few people turned up the meeting held last week.

D There were few turn- outs at the meeting held last week.

A We were not impressed by the new cinema at all because it looked rather expensive.

B We weren’t as much impressed by the new cinema’s look as its cost.

C The new cinema was more expensive than we expected.

D Impressed as we were by the new cinema, we found it rather expensive.

A We left too late to catch the train.    

B We didn’t miss the train because it left late.     

C Because the train was late, we caught it. 

D We almost missed the train. 

A Skyscrapers in theUSA are the higher than the average of anywhere else in over the world

B Skyscrapers in anywhere else in the world are above average high compared with those in theUSA.

C The highest skyscrapers in theUSA are higher than the average of anywhere else in the world.

D The average height of skyscrapers in theUSA is greater than anywhere else in the world.

A Being abandoned

B  Abandoning   

C Abandoned 

D Having abandoned

A Were you crying  

B  Have you been crying

C Did you cry

D Have you cried

A Such great 

B So great 

C Such was

D  So was     

A Cheer up! Things can’t be that bad!  

B  I know. Don’t be tired. It will do you harm.     

C Oh! I’m sorry. I can’t do anything for.

D Poor you! That happens to me sometimes.

A Don’t worry. I won’t.

B No worries. Thanks  

C  Thanks. I will.   

D Yes. I will.

A Not until     

B Just before  

C Only   

D No sooner   

A By and by

B By and large

C Altogether 

D  To a degree

A inhabited   

B  attended 

C  crowded 

D visited    

A From

B Unlike

C Like

D Among

A round 

B  pitch 

C course  

D court            

A performed   

B  staged

C laid

D set

A remaining

B resting

C upholding

D leaving

A that 

B which  

C whose 

D what

A fulfilled   

B covered

C matched

D made          

A varying     

B unsteady   

C unsettled 

D altering               

A restored 

B reduced    

C turned

D converted

A facilities

B supplies 

C conveniences

D  provisions           

A  While he was   

B It was 

C It was while  

D Not until                  

A  Whether an object  

B That an object 

C  An object if it  

D Either an object        

A Henry’s boss criticized him for doing his job carelessly.   

B Henry’s boss warned him to do the job carefully.

C Henry’s boss asked him not to do his job with care.

D Henry’s boss suggested doing the job more carefully.