1. Ann ... write all sentences. This is enough.
A) needs to B) need C) don't need to D) needn't
2. John is very careless driver. His parents always worry about his ... .
A) safety B) loyalty C) ability D) cruelty
3. Computer games are ... among young people.
A) very popularly B) very popular C) popularity
4. I was received ... unusual request.
A) - B) an C) a D) the
5. Amy finds it hard to make friends. She is very ...
A) kind B) shy C) modern D) talkative
6. What ... ? I am writing to John.
A) are you do B) do you do
C) do you doing D) are you doing
7. If the teacher ... us lots of homework this weekend, I won't be happy.
A) will give B) had given
C) give D) gives
8. These sentences are ... . You should extend them.
A) short B) shortly C) more short D) shorter
9. I miss my friends. I wish my friends ... here right now.
A) will be B) were C) are D) have been
10. Her parents will be very grateful as soon as she ... university.
A) enters B) entered C) had been entered D) will enter
11. John is on the verge of visiting his friend's. His friend's going to travel around the world. So, that's why John is going to....
A) see him off
B) take him to
C) add him up
D) get him beneath
12. She pretended ... a student in order to get a student discount.
A) to be B) be C) being D) to being
13. What .... nice boy!
A) a B)- C)the D)an
14. It is not ... to walk home in the dark
A)certaynle B)sure C)safe D)get
15. John always arrives on time. He is so ...
A) mad B) silly C) stupid D) punctual
16. From the marked areas 1, 2, 3 and 5, identify the one that is wrong.
I saw (1) the blind man to cross (2) the busy road without (3) any (4) help
A) 2 B) 4 C) 1 D) 3
17. Have you seen my bag anywhere. I ... for it for ages.
A) have been looking B) had been looking
C) am looking D) look
18. My brother has been appointed ... captain of our football team.
A) - B) a C) the D) an
19. They are going to build ... new house.
A) an B) the C) - D) a
20. Don't shout at her, ...?
A.will you B.don't you
C.won't you D.do you
21. A lot of tourists ... different countries arrive ... Samarkand and Bukhara every year
A. in/at B. from/in
C. of/in D. from/at
22. You should let your son ... what he wants.
A. doing B. do
C. to do D. does
23. They came here ... than an hour.
A.less B.fewer
C.few D.least
24. I wish I ... that Aziz was ill.
A) will have known
B) have known
C) had known
D) know
25. Choose the right answer.
A. thirty-five to four
B. quarter to five
C. twenty-five to five
D. half past four
Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
Polo is an unusual sport. It uses a ball and a mallet, the stick which is used to hit the ball. It also requires caps to protect the player’s heads, gloves for their hands and boots to protect their legs. The players hit the ball into a goal to score. The game of polo suddenly becomes very exciting when you discover the final piece of “equipment “ the players need: a horse. It is played entirely on horseback. The game of polo was developed in Persia around 2,000 years ago, but the British made modern polo world-famous. The British came in contact with the sport, in the
Indian city of Silchar 150 years ago. There, the oldest existing polo club, the Calcutta Club, was founded by the British in 1862. A polo club opened in England just ten years later, and British soon began to travel and show others this great “new” sport. Only after then polo quickly spread
around the world. Twenty years later, clubs as far away as in Argentina and Australia were founded.
26. What is the main idea of the passage?
A) How polo developed in Persia
B) People who play the game of polo
C) Games which the British love
D) The origin of the game of polo
27. According to the passage, the word “There”
in the text refers to ... .
A) Silchar B) Calcutta
C) Persia D) Britain
28. When was the first polo club founded in
England?
A) in 1862 B) in 1872
C) 150 years ago D) 2,000 years ago
29. How was polo spread all around the world?
A) on horseback
B) by British travelers
C) by polo teams
D) by the Calcutta Club
