1. Can you lend me some money? -1 can a sureness b surely c sure d unsure It's been a really hot summer ?

17. So you're visiting another country this year. You already have your tickets, and you leave next Tuesday at 4 PM. A week from now you ... in the sunshine.
A) will be relaxing B) will relax
C) will have relaxed D) are relaxing
18. I would like you ... me to the young man... over there.
A) introduce stands B) introduced stands
C) to introduce standing D) introducing stood
19. "Don't leave the rubbish in the kitchen."
Mrs. Zaripova her cleaner... the rubbish in the kitchen.
A) don't leave B) not leave C) not to leave D) didn't leave
20. There was no-one in when he came home, so he made ... a cap of tea and sat down to read newspaper.
A) himself B) themselves C) her D) him
21. Tins meal doesn't taste as ... as my mothers meal.
A) better B) well C) good D) best
22. ... next week so we can go somewhere
A) I don't work В) I shall not work
С) I’m not working D) I won' t work
Read the text. Then Choose the correct answer for
each question below (23-26).
The number of men and women in the US aged 60 or over still in work has been rising for more than a decade. Economics have given a number of reasons for this trend. First, since 1985 the US economy has been expanding, so there has been an increased demand for labour. At the same time, the cost of some services, such as health care, has been increasing so workers need to earn more money in later life. In addition, changes in social security benefits and rules have had a considerable effect, on labour patterns. First, in 1979and 1983 changes to the Social Security Act raised the lull-benefit age from 65 to 67 and introduced other changes that make delaying retirement more attractive. Then, in 1986 the Age Discrimination act ended compulsory retirement for all workers, allowing them to work biter in life. Changes to pension laws have also encouraged workers to stay in employment longer, as this gives them more chance of a larger pension when they retire.