21. 14. Cynthia has agreed as a liaison between the two countries

Part–time job

1. (21). 14. Cynthia has agreed______as a liaison between the two countries.

Acting
to have acted
*to act
to be acted

2. (22). 50. It was very nice______you to do my shopping for me.

on
*of
about
for

3. (23). 26. There was ______ crisis in ______ American agriculture in______1980s.

The,the,-
-,-,the
A,the the
*A,-,the

4. (24). There … be any milk left – I would have seen it in the fridge.

Can
May not
*can’t
Mustn`t

5. (25). I am very sorry. You … upset when you heard the news.

Should have been
Must be
*Must have been
Had to

6. (26). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. ... to bed so late the night before, we felt sleepy the whole day.

To go
*Having gone
Have gone
Go

7. (27). Choose the right answer. I read an ... thing in the newspaper this morning.

amused
amusingly
*amusing
to amaze

8. (28). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. Do you think they'll ever send a spaceship with a man to ... Venus?

a
*-
some
the

9. (29). Choose the best answer. How many times ... you ... James Cameron’s “Avatar”?

are/seen
do/see
*have/seen
have been/seen

10. (30). Choose the right answer. This film made Maria very...

depress
depressingly
*depressed
depressing

11. (31). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. You should eat ... food if you want to lose your weight.

*healthy
healthfully
healthless
healthcare

12. (32). John Keynes used his ... of economics to help his college and himself.

knowledges
*knowledge
a knowledge
knowledge’s

13. (33). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. "Whose wedding was it?" said Aziza. Aziza asked whose wedding …

*it had been
it is
had it been
was it

14. (34). I think, you will learn math fast, if you … .

*Try
To try
Had tried
Tried

15. (35). You … pass a test before you can get a driving license.

Can
*Should
Have to
Need

16. (36). He said, he … come to extra lessons every day.

Can
Is able to
*Could
May

17. (37). They ______ married but in the end they changed their mind.

are going to get
*were going to get
will have been
had been

18. (38). They didn’t know that he ___ from the University in 1990 and then ___ abroad.

graduated / works
*had graduated / worked
was graduating / worked
had graduated / is working

19. (39). Archaeologists believe that counting large quantities began about 10,000 years ago. Early farmers had to account for communally stored crops. Early counting systems involved small tokens which represented farmers’ stores. In the area which is now southern Iraq, little figures shaped like discs, balls, and pyramids were used in about 7500 B.C. to represent various holdings. Later, marks which represented the figures were inscribed on clay tablets by use of a blunt reed to cut into the wet clay. Still, the symbols were always connected with specific merchandise. Around 3000 B.C., people began using clay tablets and a new accounting system which they perfected over the next 4,000 years. A writing system called cuneiform, which consisted of wedge–shaped symbols, was also invented. At the same time, other cultures were independently developing numbering and writing systems. Soon philosophers began to discover than nature was subject to laws which could be expressed with numbers. People wrote on ________ tablets.

wooden
*clay
paper
stone

20. (40). Helicopters are very different from airplanes. They can do three things that airplanes cannot do. First, when airplanes move upward, they must also move forward, but helicopters can move straight up without moving ahead. Second, helicopters can fly backward, which airplanes cannot do. Third, helicopters can use their rotors to hover in the air (stay in one place) which is impossible for planes. Because helicopters can perform actions that airplanes cannot, they are used for different tasks. Since helicopters can take off without moving forward, they do not need a runway for takeoff. They are used in congested areas where there is no room for airplanes or in isolated areas which do not have airports. Because they can hover, they are used on firefighting missions to drop water on fires. They are used in logging operations to lift trees out of forests. Helicopters are used as air ambulances to airlift patients out of situations which are difficult to reach by conventional ambulances. The police use helicopters to follow suspects on the ground or to search for cars on the ground. Of course, helicopters have military uses because of their design and capabilities. If an area is isolated it is…?

crowded.
popular.
*cut off.
in the city.

1. (21). Malcolm isn't in his office. He … at home today.

Could be working
*Can be working
Might be working
May have worked

2. (22). While the waiter _____ up the broken plates, he _____ his finger.

pick / cut
picked / was cutting
*was picking / cut
picks / cut

3. (23). 46. This incident is very similar______what happened yes­terday.

In
With
*To
Of

4. (24). They haven’t worked very much. They … be very tired out.

Can
Have to
*Can`t
Needn`t

5. (25). Zuhra wasn’t admitted to the university. She … be delighted.

*Can`t
Can
Must
Mustn`t

6. (26). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. At that moment Ann's husband came in and said that he … the police.

called
*had called
had been called
is going to call

7. (27). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. Alex takes after his father. They are both fond of nature and enjoy ... about in parks and woods.

to walk
*walking
walked
walk

8. (28). Choose the correct answer. ... Charing Cross Road runs north from Trafalgar Square.

a
*-
an
the

9. (29). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. - Our college is near the railway station - Oh, it ... be noisy during classes.

can
may
*must
ought to

10. (30). Choose the best answer. Come, there's no use in ... like that! - said Alice herself, rather sharply.

*crying
cried
cry
to cry

11. (31). Choose the correct answer. Please, be free on Sunday. We ... to a party and we ... you to come with us.

are going/ are wanting
will go/ will want
*are going/ want
go/ want

12. (32). Choose the best answer. Tom was about ... the house, when I came.

leaving
leaves
*to leave
leave

13. (33). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. Tom encouraged me ... away my old running shoes with holes in the toes and buy a new pair.

throwing
*to throw
thrown
throw

14. (34). Last Sunday we ____ out of the house where we ____ for five years.

had moved / lived
*moved / had lived
have moved / had lived
will move / have lived

15. (35). The girl …sing well yet. She hasn’t much practiced yet.

*Can`t
Can
Must
Need

16. (36). If I … a student, I … one of the happiest men on the planet. I think my dream will come true.

*became/ would be
become/ will be
becomes/ will be
had become/ would have been

17. (37). To get a cheap ticket, you … to book in advance.

Can
*Have
Must
Should

18. (38). He … smoke so much. He is getting worse and worse.

May not
*Mustn`t
Must
Can`t

19. (39). Archaeologists believe that counting large quantities began about 10,000 years ago. Early farmers had to account for communally stored crops. Early counting systems involved small tokens which represented farmers’ stores. In the area which is now southern Iraq, little figures shaped like discs, balls, and pyramids were used in about 7500 B.C. to represent various holdings. Later, marks which represented the figures were inscribed on clay tablets by use of a blunt reed to cut into the wet clay. Still, the symbols were always connected with specific merchandise. Around 3000 B.C., people began using clay tablets and a new accounting system which they perfected over the next 4,000 years. A writing system called cuneiform, which consisted of wedge–shaped symbols, was also invented. At the same time, other cultures were independently developing numbering and writing systems. Soon philosophers began to discover than nature was subject to laws which could be expressed with numbers. An accounting system is a system of …

*keeping records
raising crops
represented
writing

20. (40). Bessie Smith was the “Empress of the Blues.” But long before she earned that title, she and her brother Andrew performed on the streets of Chattanooga, Tennessee. They came from an impoverished family, so they needed to earn money for their household. He danced, and she sang. The two often performed in front of the White Elephant Saloon, a tavern in the city’s African–American community. In 1912, Bessie Smith met Gertrude “Ma” Rainey (known as the “Mother of the Blues.") Smith joined Ma’s vaudeville act and became a popular Blues singer. In the 1920s, Bessie Smith starred in the Broadway musical How Come? In 1923, she made her first record, “Gulf Coast Blues” and “Down Hearted Blues.” It sold 800,000 copies. She made records with some of the most famous Jazz musicians of that era, including James P. Johnson, Coleman Hawkins, and Louis Armstrong. One of her most famous recordings was “St. Louis Blues,” recorded in 1929 with Louis Armstrong. She was the highest paid black singer of that time. She made 160 records. But the Depression in the 1930s was not good for her career. Columbia Records dropped her in the 1930s. She died in 1937. Today Bessie Smith is still remembered as the “Empress of the Blues.” Bessie Smith was admitted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989. Another way to say admitted is…?

allowed in.
*All of the above
registered.
enrolled.
1. (21). I wish, I … a car now, I … to work by bus then.
Have/ would go
*Had/ wouldn`t go
Had/ would go
Had/ will go
3. (23). 10. When she saw me______along the street, she came up to me.
while going
Go
*Going
to go

4. (24). He could … you if you had asked him about it.

*Have helped
Had helped
Would help
Would have helped

7. (27). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. When she tried to explain her intention, she cut her ... saying it was not to the point.

shortly
shortage
*short
shortened

9. (29). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. "Where can I buy mobile phone in this city?" – she asked me. She asked me where ... mobile phone in this city.

I can buy
can I buy
*she could buy
could she buy

10. (30). Choose the correct answer. They all work extremely...

hardly
harden
*hard
harder

11. (31). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. -Have you moved to the new house yet? - Yes. The last boxes ....

were just moving
*have just been moved
were just moved
have just moved

12. (32). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. Then Umid got up from his chair and walked ... to the door like a tired man.

*slowly
slowing
slowest
slow

13. (33). Choose the best answer. He wishes that she ... his love yesterday.

didn’t ignore
ignored
*hadn’t ignored
would ignore

16. (36). You …to cut the grass, I'll do it later.

*Don`t need
Mustn`t
Needn`t
Should
18. (38). He looks very ill. He … at home.
Shouldn`t have stayed
Must have missed
*Should have stayed
Mustn`t have stayed

6. (26). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. Doston, as well as his two elder brothers, ... a good full-time job.

*has
are having
is having
have

7. (27). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. During the years of Cold War Germany ... into two by 166 kilometers of concrete wall.

*was divided
being divided
divided
had divided
9. (29). Choose the best answer. James made everybody believe that ... .
he has travelled all over the world
*he had travelled all over the world
he was travelled all over the world
he travels all over the world

13. (33). Choose the best answer. ... the first match by only one point, the players realized that they must train much.

To win
*Having won
Won
Being won

14. (34). I … a headache now, if I … a sleepless night.

Wouldn’t have/ had had
Won’t have/ had had
*Wouldn’t have/ had not had
Would have/ had have

18. (38). You've got plenty of time. You … hurry.

*Needn`t
Mustn`t
Don`t need
Can`t
20. (40). Marco Polo was born in 1254 in the Venetian Republic. The city of Venice, Italy was at the center of the Venetian Republic. When he was 17 years old, he went to China with his father, Niccolo, and his uncle, Maffeo. Pope Gregory X sent them to visit Kublai Khan, the emperor of China. Kublai Khan liked Marco Polo. He enjoyed Marco Polo’s stories about many lands. Kublai Khan gave Marco Polo a job. He sent Polo on diplomatic missions. He also made him governor of Yangzhou, an important trading city. When Marco Polo went back to the Venetian Republic, he talked about his life in China. Few believed his stories. In 1298, he went to jail during a war between Venice and Genoa. While he was a prisoner in jail, he dictated his stories about China to another man in jail. The man wrote down the stories. The stories became the book, “The Travels of Marco Polo.” Each chapter of the book covers a specific region of China. Each chapter is about the military, farming, religion, and culture of a certain area. The book was translated into many languages. Marco Polo got out of jail in 1299. He went back to Venice to join his father and uncle. He became very rich. In 1300 he got married, and he and his wife had three children. Marco Polo died in 1324. He was almost 70 years old. A prisoneriis a person who…?
does not believe something.
*is not allowed to leave.
takes care of a city.
writes books.

1. (21). I should … the film, but I couldn’t , I was very busy.

Haven`t watched
*Have watched
Had watched
Watch

2. (22). His situation ... since spring. Now he ... much better.

has improved / feel
*has improved / feels
improves / felt
improve / is feeling

3. (23). 22. Bob is_______seaman. He spends most of his time at ______sea.

An,the
*A,-
A,the
The,-

4. (24). He wishes, that she … his love yesterday.

*Hadn`t ignored
Didn`t ignore
Had ignored
Ignored

5. (25). We learned that he ___ the office 5 minutes before he ___ .

would have left / came
*had left / returned
would leave / returned
left / returned

6. (26). Choose the correct answer. Give me ... minutes and I'll be ready.

*a few
few
a little
little
8. (28). Choose the right answer. Some people are lazy, ... are energetic.
*others
the others
the other
other

9. (29). Choose the correct answer. They were forced to ... to military discipline.

submitting
*submit
having submit
to submit

10. (30). Choose the best answer. George, help me to do the room, if you ... nothing at the moment.

aren’t doing
do
*are doing
will do

11. (31). Choose the correct answer. Neil has committed a terrible crime. He is to be sent to ... jail.

a
the
*-
an

12. (32). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. Snakes are not able to shut their eyes because they have ... eyelids. And although they rest, they do not actually go to sleep in the same way fish do.

*no
none
a lot
any

13. (33). Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. My sister is still in the kitchen. She ... all morning.

had cooked
*has been cooking
cooked
is cooking

14. (34). It … be a very popular novel. Otherwise I would have read it.

Must
*Can`t
Can
Mustn`t

15. (35). I am sure, you … the entrance exams if you … well.

Will not pass/ study
*Will pass/ study
Would pass/ study
Would pass/ didn’t study
17. (37). There are almost all types of fruit trees in our garden at home. If I …them, I … them at the market too.
have/ will buy
*Didn`t have/would buy
don’t have/ will buy
hadn’t/ would buy.