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

10. ... a heavy show, we couldn't get there in time.
A) Boca use B) Instead of C) Owing to D) Although
11. Is...Times a daily newspaper?
A) the В) - C) that D) a
12. Keep... from me. I've got a cold.
A) distance B) corner C) a reserve D) away
13. The police found him ... on the floor in his study.
A) unconscious B) unsure C) unaware D) unknown
14. When told me on the phone what time ... I promised to pick her up.
A) did she arrive B) would she arrive
C) she had arrived D) she would arrive
15. You shouldn't have let Kerry...without apologizing for what you said to her.
A) Leave B) left C) to leave D) leaving
16. Kate had dirt on her hands and knees as she ... some gardening.
A) hadn't done B) had been doing
C) has been doing D) has done
17. That test was completely impossible to solve.
I agree. It was a lot... I had excepted.
A) more impossible B) the mow impossible
C) not as impossible as D) as impossible as
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. -Do you need help?
-No thanks. I can do it...
A) on my own B) by my own
C) with yours D) on myself
20. This is no parking area, and ...bicycles parked here will be removed by the police.
A) no B) any C) some D) every
21. You... knock before you come into my room.
A) ought B) may C) can D) must
22. She hates when people arrive...
A) lately B) may C) can D) must
Read the text. Then Choose the correct answer for each question below (23-26).
The Mitral Arctic is an ice mass formed from part of the ocean Antarctic is continental. The Arctic is surrounded by land masses which, in most cases, extend southward the tropics. The Antarctic on the other hand is the only continent entirely set off from the rest of the world by great oceans, Furthermore, at some point of man s history all of the other continents, except Australia, were joined by land bridges. Even Australia had been easy to reach by canoe. However, the only place Antarctica even approaches another continent is the long finger of the Autaretic Peninsula reaching within 600 miles of Cape Horn the southernmost tip of South America. In addition to distance ice and stormy seas kept anyone from seeing this continent until about 1820.