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A To make matters worse

B Therefore

C As a matter of fact

D Even so

A as much money so

B more money than

C so much money that

D as much money as

A views

B scenes

C  scenery

D sights

A a sufficience

B a richness

C abundance

D a column

A useless

B unwise

C  ignorant

D  intelligent

A forcefully

B heavily

C hardly

D severely

A a

B an

C the

D no thing needed

A I’d love one

B Willingly

C Very kind of you

D It’s a pleasure

A being disturbed

B disturbing

C disturbed

D it is disturbed

A hard enough

B as I may

C hard as I do

D hard however

A makes a fun of

B does a fun of

C makes a fool of     

D does a fool of

A careful with

B careful of

C careful for

D careful about

A groups

B bunches

C clusters

D bundles

A afterwards

B therefore

C so that

D however

A is she

B isn’t she

C need you

D do you

A have stopped to make

B stopped making

C rather stop making

D stopped to make

A  mood

B feeling

C temper

D appearance

A Yes, I think everyone likes it.

B Really, Would you like to have it?

C Thanks. I paid a lot for it.

D It’s kind of you to ask. I got it for 5 years of service.

A fainter

B slighter

C weaker

D smaller

A too much busy

B far too busy

C so far busy

D too far busy

A colleges

B  types

C abilities

D levels

A purchase

B exchange

C verify

D obtain

A finger

B snack

C  toy

D side

A which

B that

C at that point

D at which point

A You’re telling me!

B You must be joking!

C You took the words right out of my mouth!”

D You are great!

A I think not

B Yes, of course not    

C I am not afraid.

D I hope not

A were seated

B seated

C sat

D seat

A sports

B cost 

C much more

D  his friend Joel.

A When asbestos

B breathed in, 

C make

D to

A decided

B operation

C should

D a second opinion.

A nearly

B the

C pumped out

D by

A authors,

B was

C a

D diplomatic

A specific accomplishments of the Basketmakers

B early settlement of Anasazi

C the early life of  Pueblo culture

D discoveries of archeologists

A tribal councils

B food preparation

C clan meetings

D religious ceremonies

A mud

B blocks of wood

C sandstone

D the skins of animals

A 1,000 years

B 550 years

C 200 years

D 300 years

A through doors on the first floor

B by means of some stairways

C from underground chambers

D by means of ladders

A drought

B overpopulation

C war

D crop failure

A deer

B turkeys

C sheep

D rabbits

A means “ ancient ones” in the Anasazi language

B was given to them by archeologists

C means “ Basketmakers” in the Navajo language

D is unknown today

A to pueblos in the South

B to settlement on ledges of canyon walls

C onto the top of the mesas

D onto the floors of the canyons

A originate in the British Isles

B develop from the Indo- European

C exist before the time of the Roman Empire

D provide any Italian place names

A spread out

B turned out

C called off

D got lost

A at their height of their civilization 1,500 years ago

B at their peak during the Iron Age

C peaceful farmers

D unheard of during the Bronze Age

A archeology

B European literature

C Bronze Age civilization

D history linguistics

A were once considered extinct

B became extinct in the same century

C are being resuscitated     

D may be taught in some academic institutions

A all Celtic languages are extinct

B a few Celtic languages disappeared

C some Celtic languages are flourishing

D most Celtic languages are either dead or dying

A Welsh

B Breton

C Manx

D Cornish

A how Welsh is surviving

B  efforts to classify Celtic language

C languages that preceded Celtic languages in Europe

D the causes of language extinction

A is declining in use

B has been revived in the last century

C was replaced by Latin

D first surfaced after the Roman Empire

A describe the past and present of a related set of languages

B explain how languages manage survive without changing

C outline the major achievements of the Celts

D list the major characteristics of Celtic languages

A There were three explosions.

B Two explosions occurred in rapid succession.

C The first explosion occurred in the seconds.

D The first explosion was louder than the second.

A He didn’t say anything as he left, what was very impolite.

B He was very impolite to leave without saying a word.

C He didn’t say nothing when he left, which was very polite.

D Both A, B and C are correct.

A Honestly, cigarettes make me ill.

B Frankly, the taste of cigarettes doesn’t bother me.

C In fact, I strongly dislike the taste of cigarettes.

D As a matter of fact, I prefer to be seated while smoking.

A Linda appears unconcerned about other people’s feelings.

B Linda has very few feelings like other people.

C Linda doesn’t respect people who feel sorry for themselves.

D Linda has difficulty expressing her feelings for other people.

A He wanted to sell his business although the offer was tempting.

B He would never agree to sell his business unless the offer was tempting.

C However tempting the offer, he would never agree to sell his business.

D Although he’d never agree to sell his business, the offer was very tempting.

A John’s stolen car was very shocking.

B John was shocked that he could not take the car.

C My car was stolen, and John was shocked.

D That John stole the car shocked me.

A He was getting out of the house when it started raining.

B He had no sooner got out of the house when it started raining.

C He got out of the house after it started raining.

D It started raining right after he got out of the house.

A My sister worries about fitness so that she wastes a lot of time and money.

B Fitness worried, my sister wastes a lot of time and money.

C My sister wastes a lot of time and money though she worries so much about fitness.

D Worrying too much about fitness, my sister wastes a lot of time and money.

A Bill shouldn’t go to Paris in December.

B Bill runs a business in Paris in December.

C Bill went to Paris in December.

D Bill doesn’t open a business in Paris in December.

A So disgusting was he

B So disgusted he was

C Such was his disgust

D His disgust was

A Most

B The most

C The most of

D Almost the

A Great drops of water dripping

B Great drops of water drip

C Water dripping in great drops

D That great drops of water are dripping

A normal

B wandering

C amateur

D professional

A due

B subject

C linked

D  prone

A agree

B claim

C argue

D think

A about

B out

C off     

D in

A included

B made

C concerned

D adopted

A which

B all

C what

D that

A from

B away

C beyond

D after

A these

B that

C those

D this

A however      

B despite        

C whereas      

D yet

A pleased       

B prepared     

C used  

D honored

A doing

B having         

C being

D making

A Peter invited me to give some coffee

B Peter would like to have some coffee.

C Peter asked me to make him some coffee.

D Peter offered to give me some coffee.