"Can't you read?" Mary said to the notice.{ =pointing angrily

instantly.{
~[moodle]entirely
~[moodle]frequently
~[moodle]obviously
=[moodle]immediately
}

// question: 1869540 name: Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.If the ...

::Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.If the ...::[html]Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in bold.\nIf the mechanic had done the work properly, you wouldn't have had trouble with\nthe car.{
~[moodle]on the engine
~[moodle]completely
~[moodle]easily
=[moodle]correctly
}

// question: 1869539 name: Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Jean was ...

::Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Jean was ...::[html]Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in bold.\nJean was unable to provide an acceptable explanation.{
~[moodle]simple
~[moodle]alternative
~[moodle]additional
=[moodle]satisfactory
}

// question: 1869532 name: Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Jerry, who is ...

::Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Jerry, who is ...::[html]Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in bold.\nJerry, who is a good athlete, has been able to keep place on the team.{
~[moodle]play
~[moodle]participate
=[moodle]maintain
~[moodle]recruit
}

// question: 1869536 name: Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Mrs. Johnson ...

::Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Mrs. Johnson ...::[html]Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in bold.\nMrs. Johnson said that the mayor was very arrogant.{
~[moodle]official
~[moodle]crude
=[moodle]haughty
~[moodle]attractive
}

// question: 1869534 name: Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Raymond ...

::Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Raymond ...::[html]Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in bold.\nRaymond discovered several errors on his test.{
~[moodle]answers
~[moodle]corrections
=[moodle]mistakes
~[moodle]numbers
}

// question: 1869533 name: Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Your wages ...

::Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in underlines.Your wages ...::[html]Choose the word closest in meaning to the words in bold.\nYour wages will depend on how well you do the job.{
=[moodle]salary
~[moodle]skills
~[moodle]waves
~[moodle]employers
}

// question: 1869521 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

Before he...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nBefore he...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nBefore he died he decided to leave all his money to a stranger.{
~He made up his money to a stranger.
=He made out his money to a stranger.
~He made off with his money to a stranger.
~He made his money over to a stranger.
}

// question: 1869513 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He cannot...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe cannot...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe cannot be saved. He is certain to die.{
~He is done down.
~He is done up.
~He is done to.
=He is done for.
}

// question: 1869526 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He is ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe is ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe is well off.{
~He is healthy
~He is away
=He is wealthy
~He is good-hearted
}

// question: 1869528 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He is a ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe is a ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe is a hot-head.{
~He has a fever.
=He is fierce.
~He is very intelligent.
~He is curious.
}

// question: 1869530 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He is a ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe is a ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe is a man of spirit.{
~He is strong
=He is energetic
~He is funny
~He is drunk
}

// question: 1869522 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He loves ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe loves ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe loves creating stories for his child.{
~He loves making out stories for his child.
~He loves making over stories for his child.
=He loves making up stories for his child.
~He loves making of with stories for his child.
}

// question: 1869514 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He took a...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe took a...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe took a lot of money from me by cheating.{
=He did me out a lot of money.
~He did me from a lot of money.
~He did me up to a lot of money.
~He did me out from a lot of money.
}

// question: 1869520 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He was ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe was ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe was just to see that mountain through the fog.{
~He was able to make off with the mountain's shape.
=He was able to make out the mountain's shape.
~He was able to make over the mountain's shape.
~He was able to make up the mountain's shape.
}

// question: 1869527 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

He's very...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe's very...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nHe's very calculating.{
~He is good at managing a business.
=He is a good at planning things secretly.
~He is good at running games.
~He is good at mathematics.
}

// question: 1869517 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

I am ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nI am ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nI am trying to pull all these papers in this drawer.{
~I am trying to fit these papers to the drawer.
~I am trying to fit these papers in with the drawer.
~I am trying to fit these papers by the drawer.
=I am trying to fit these papers into the drawer.
}

// question: 1869531 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

I won't ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nI won't ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nI won't go unless Mary goes.{
~I will go if Mary doesn't go.
~I won't go if Mary goes.
=I won't go if Mary doesn't go.
~I won't go when Mary goes.
}

// question: 1869519 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

I would ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nI would ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nI would like that job. I want to get it.{
~I am going to apply by that job.
~I am going to apply with that job.
=I am going to apply for that job.
~I am going to apply to that job.
}

// question: 1869516 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

My friend...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nMy friend...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nMy friend is difficult. He never manages to adapt his plans to ours.{
~He never fits in to our plans.
~He never fits by our plans.
=He never fits in for our plans.
~He never fits in with our plans.
}

// question: 1869529 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

Peter ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nPeter ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nPeter Brown was the sole survivor of the air crash.{
=He was the only person who wasn't killed in the crash.
~He was the only person who was killed in the crash.
~He was the first person to reach the scene of the crash.
~He was the only one to blame for the crash.
}

// question: 1869512 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

She has ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nShe has ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nShe has finished her friendship with him.{
~She has done for him.
=She has done with him.
~She has done to him.
~She done at him.
}

// question: 1869523 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

The ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThe ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThe robber escaped with all the jewels.{
~The robber made off with all the jewels
~The robber made up with al the jewels
~The robber made out with all the jewels
=The robber made over with all the jewels
}

// question: 1869515 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

The army ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThe army ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThe army is not capable of fighting any more battles.{
~The army is not fit to any more battles.
~The army is no fit in with any more battles.
=The army is not fit for any more battles.
~The army is not fit by any more battles.
}

// question: 1869518 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

These new...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThese new...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThese new orders have nothing to do with us.{
=These new orders do not apply to us.
~These new orders do not apply for us.
~These new orders do not apply with us.
~These new orders do not apply by us.
}

// question: 1869524 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

This book...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThis book...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nThis book is very difficult. I don't understand it.{
~I can't make it up.
=I can't make it out.
~I can't make it off.
~I can't make it over.
}

// question: 1869525 name: Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.

You must ...
::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nYou must ...::Decide which of the sentences means the same as the given sentence.\nYou must concentrate on your work.{
~You must settle up to your work.
=You must settle down to your work.
~You must settle down for your work.
~You must settle down your work.
}

// question: 1869454 name: Do you like the cakes? I don't like ________ .

::Do you like the cakes? I don't like ________ .::Do you like the cakes? I don't like ________ .{
=them all
~all them
~every
~everyone
}

// question: 1869423 name: Do you want some cheese? No, ________ .

::Do you want some cheese? No, ________ .::Do you want some cheese? No, ________ .{
=I've still got much
~I've some still
~I still haven't much
~I don't want
}

// question: 1869409 name: Don't trust her, she always ______ her word.

::Don't trust her, she always ______ her word.::Don't trust her, she always ______ her word.{
~goes back
=goes back on
~gets over
~gets round
}

// question: 1869442 name: Fred doesn't like babies ________ Jill.

::Fred doesn't like babies ________ Jill.::Fred doesn't like babies ________ Jill.{
=Nor does
~do doesn't
~So does
~Nor doesn't
}

// question: 1869421 name: George ______ a difficult period shortly after his marriage broke down, but ...

::George ______ a difficult period shortly after his marriage broke down, but ...::George ______ a difficult period shortly after his marriage broke down, but after a\nyear or so his health and spirits picked up.{
~went out
~ran after
~put back
=passed through
}

// question: 1869465 name: Have you got a ________, please?

::Have you got a ________, please?::Have you got a ________, please?{
=tin of fish
~fishes tin
~fish tin
~tin of fishes
}

// question: 1869470 name: He doesn't ________ English.

::He doesn't ________ English.::He doesn't ________ English.{
=speak or write
~neither speak or write
~neither speak nor write
~speak nor write
}

// question: 1869443 name: He often tells stories ________ .

::He often tells stories ________ .::He often tells stories ________ .{
=that people laugh at
~what people laugh at
~which people laugh
~at what people laugh
}

// question: 1869414 name: He speaks very badly, I can't ______ what he is saying.

::He speaks very badly, I can't ______ what he is saying.::He speaks very badly, I can't ______ what he is saying.{
=make out
~put down
~go over
~get out
}

// question: 1869408 name: He ______ all the doctors in the district with medical samples.

::He ______ all the doctors in the district with medical samples.::He ______ all the doctors in the district with medical samples.{
=called on
~was over
~broke up
~come into
}

// question: 1869416 name: He ______ everything I said.

::He ______ everything I said.::He ______ everything I said.{
=put down
~set out
~picked up
~looked to
}

// question: 1869426 name: He's a good guitarist, but he plays the piano ________ .

::He's a good guitarist, but he plays the piano ________ .::He's a good guitarist, but he plays the piano ________ .{
=much better
~quite well
~too hardly
~very good
}

// question: 1869415 name: He's a terrible liar, he's always ______ stories.

::He's a terrible liar, he's always ______ stories.::He's a terrible liar, he's always ______ stories.{
~getting up
~putting through
=making up
~going over
}

// question: 1869407 name: He's a very bright boy, he's sure to ______ in his job.

::He's a very bright boy, he's sure to ______ in his job.::He's a very bright boy, he's sure to ______ in his job.{
~get about
~come out
~get out
=get ahead
}

// question: 1869476 name: He's lived in London ________ .

::He's lived in London ________ .::He's lived in London ________ .{
=for some time
~since he is born
~since a long time
~since some time
}

// question: 1869412 name: He's very bright, and ______ all the competitions.

::He's very bright, and ______ all the competitions.::He's very bright, and ______ all the competitions.{
~goes into
~gives out
~gives in
=goes in for
}

// question: 1869467 name: How ________ have you been to America?

::How ________ have you been to America?::How ________ have you been to America?{
=many times
~much time
~long for
~long ago
}

// question: 1869440 name: I can't find the book ________ .

::I can't find the book ________ .::I can't find the book ________ .{
=anywhere
~nowhere
~everywhere
~somewhere
}

// question: 1869479 name: I have a ________ paper in my desk.

::I have a ________ paper in my desk.::I have a ________ paper in my desk.{
=little
~lot
~loss
~little of
}

// question: 1869453 name: I like bacon and eggs ________ .

::I like bacon and eggs ________ .::I like bacon and eggs ________ .{
=for breakfast
~for the breakfast
~with breakfast
~with the breakfast
}

// question: 1869488 name: I _____ rather study in the library..

::I _____ rather study in the library..::I _____ rather study in the library..{
=would
~can
~much
~will
}

// question: 1869484 name: I _____ working until you came.

::I _____ working until you came.::I _____ working until you came.{
~am
~will be
=had been
~won't
}

// question: 1869458 name: I ________ early, but on Sundays I stay in bed late.

::I ________ early, but on Sundays I stay in bed late.::I ________ early, but on Sundays I stay in bed late.{
=usually get up
~usually go up
~used to go up
~used to get up
}

// question: 1869457 name: I ________ home at half past six.

::I ________ home at half past six.::I ________ home at half past six.{
=was at
~come at
~arrive in
~go to
}

// question: 1869463 name: I ________ meet her every day.

::I ________ meet her every day.::I ________ meet her every day.{
=used to
~wanted
~liked
~am not able
}

// question: 1869482 name: I'm not sure which restaurant ________ .

::I'm not sure which restaurant ________ .::I'm not sure which restaurant ________ .{
=to eat at
~to eat on
~eating at
~for eating
}

// question: 1869510 name: I'm teaching _____ to speak English.

::I'm teaching _____ to speak English.::I'm teaching _____ to speak English.{
~himself
~us
~yourself
=myself
}

// question: 1869474 name: I've just finished ________ my shopping.

::I've just finished ________ my shopping.::I've just finished ________ my shopping.{
=doing
~to make
~to do
~making
}

// question: 1869491 name: If Anita doesn't hurry, she _____ be able to finish.

::If Anita doesn't hurry, she _____ be able to finish.::If Anita doesn't hurry, she _____ be able to finish.{
=won't
~would
~can
~can't
}

// question: 1869506 name: If Bruce had been careful, he _____ had an accident.

::If Bruce had been careful, he _____ had an accident.::If Bruce had been careful, he _____ had an accident.{
~has
~have
~wouldn't
=wouldn't have
}

// question: 1869493 name: If I _____ a chef, I'd make a great meal.

::If I _____ a chef, I'd make a great meal.::If I _____ a chef, I'd make a great meal.{
~was
=were
~am
~cooked
}

// question: 1869494 name: If it _____ cold outside, Linda would go to the beach.

::If it _____ cold outside, Linda would go to the beach.::If it _____ cold outside, Linda would go to the beach.{
=weren't
~isn't
~wasn't
~won't be
}

// question: 1869490 name: If my car _____ start, I will be late.

::If my car _____ start, I will be late.::If my car _____ start, I will be late.{
~didn't
=doesn't
~don't
~did
}

// question: 1869437 name: Is her ________ than mine?

::Is her ________ than mine?::Is her ________ than mine?{
=hair shorter
~shorter hair
~hair more short
~more short hair
}

// question: 1869436 name: Is she going to school? No, ________

::Is she going to school? No, ________::Is she going to school? No, ________{
=to the shops
~she doesn't
~she's cycling
~she gets by bus
}

Is that the man ________ yesterday?{

=you met
~you've met
~has met you
~met you
}

Is there enough coffee to ______ or shall I make some more?{

~put forward
~make up
~set in
=go round
}
It was very cold today. You _____ your sweater.{
~could wear
=should have worn
~should wear
~couldn't worn
}
It's difficult for a person with a broken leg to ______ .{
~get ahead
=go around
~come about
~stand out
}

Jack brought us ________ cheese.{

=some more
~enough of
~too many
~a lot
}
Janet taught _____ to play the piano.{
~myself
=herself
~yourself
~I
}

Jim ______ study harder if he had more time.{

~will
~won't
~were
=would
}

John's not been to New York.{

=Neither has Ben.
~Ben hasn't also.
~Nor is Ben.
~Ben isn't too.
}

[html]Leonard won't come _____ it rains tomorrow.{

~[moodle]will
=[moodle]if
~[moodle]because
~[moodle]and
}

Let's not ________ tonight. There's a good film on television.{

=go anywhere
~to go somewhere
~go to somewhere
~go nowhere
}
Many cameras _____ in Japan.{
~made
~here
~are making
=are made
}
Molly doesn't eat fish.{
=Neither does John.
~So doesn't John.
~John doesn't too.
~John doesn't that either.
}
Most girls ______ their faces.{
~make up for
=make up
~make for
~make off
}
Phone me when you get ________{
=home
~to home
~at home
~in home
}
Please ask ________ and see me.{
=Bill to come
~to Bill come
~to Bill come
~Bill come
}

// question: 1869431 name: She always buys ________ my birthday.

::She always buys ________ my birthday.::She always buys ________ my birthday.{
=something awful for
~anything nice to
~anything nice for
~something awful to
}

// question: 1869433 name: She hardly ever eats ________ potatoes.

::She hardly ever eats ________ potatoes.::She hardly ever eats ________ potatoes.{
=bread or
~or bread or
~neither bread or
~neither bread nor
}

// question: 1869435 name: She's going to buy ________ new trousers.

::She's going to buy ________ new trousers.::She's going to buy ________ new trousers.{
=some
~some pair of
~a couple of
~this
}

// question: 1869468 name: Tell ________ back tomorrow.

::Tell ________ back tomorrow.::Tell ________ back tomorrow.{
=Pam to come
~Pam come
~to Pam to come
~to Pam come
}

// question: 1869429 name: The airport is five miles ________ .

::The airport is five miles ________ .::The airport is five miles ________ .{
=away from here
~from here away
~far from here
~far away from here
}

// question: 1869445 name: The baby is crying! Will you ________ while I prepare his milk?

::The baby is crying! Will you ________ while I prepare his milk?::The baby is crying! Will you ________ while I prepare his milk?{
=look after him
~tear him up
~care him
~make him up
}

// question: 1869417 name: The chairman ______ a very controversial idea which had little chance of ...

::The chairman ______ a very controversial idea which had little chance of ...::The chairman ______ a very controversial idea which had little chance of being\naccepted.{
~got on
~came up
~made for
=put forward
}

// question: 1869405 name: The children were very well ______.

::The children were very well ______.::The children were very well ______.{
~gave up
~got off
=brought up
~gave up
}

// question: 1869498 name: The computer _____ guaranteed by the company.

::The computer _____ guaranteed by the company.::The computer _____ guaranteed by the company.{
=is
~are
~it's
~aren't
}

// question: 1869478 name: The girl ________ house he visited was Elizabeth

::The girl ________ house he visited was Elizabeth::The girl ________ house he visited was Elizabeth{
=whose
~of which
~of whom
~which
}

// question: 1869475 name: The girl ________ the bicycle is Jane.

::The girl ________ the bicycle is Jane.::The girl ________ the bicycle is Jane.{
=riding on
~driving in
~driving on
~riding in
}

// question: 1869460 name: The girls ________ talked to were quite happy.

::The girls ________ talked to were quite happy.::The girls ________ talked to were quite happy.{
=we
~which we
~those we
~what we
}

// question: 1869422 name: The hospital was near a main road so the patients had to ______ a lot of noise.

::The hospital was near a main road so the patients had to ______ a lot of noise.::The hospital was near a main road so the patients had to ______ a lot of noise.{
~made up for
~went down with\n+put up with
~got over
}

// question: 1869485 name: The landlord _____ just rented the apartment when I got there.

::The landlord _____ just rented the apartment when I got there.::The landlord _____ just rented the apartment when I got there.{
~almost
~have
~had been
=had
}

// question: 1869420 name: The meeting has been ______ until next week.

::The meeting has been ______ until next week.::The meeting has been ______ until next week.{
=put off
~gone through
~set out
~taken off
}

// question: 1869406 name: The meeting was ______ as the chairman was ill.

::The meeting was ______ as the chairman was ill.::The meeting was ______ as the chairman was ill.{
~called for
=called off
~called up
~called out
}

// question: 1869509 name: The Nelsons enjoyed _____ on their vacation on a lonely island.

::The Nelsons enjoyed _____ on their vacation on a lonely island.::The Nelsons enjoyed _____ on their vacation on a lonely island.{
=themselves
~yourself
~yourselves
~ourselves
}

// question: 1869472 name: The restaurant had plenty of tables but ________ .

::The restaurant had plenty of tables but ________ .::The restaurant had plenty of tables but ________ .{
=only one empty
~one only empty
~no one empty
~no ones empty
}

// question: 1869404 name: The staff meeting ______ just before lunch.

::The staff meeting ______ just before lunch.::The staff meeting ______ just before lunch.{
~broke out
~broke into
=broke up
~brought out
}

// question: 1869469 name: There was a lot of post today but ________ you.

::There was a lot of post today but ________ you.::There was a lot of post today but ________ you.{
=there's nothing for either of
~it's nothing for either of
~it's nothing for either
~there's nothing for either
}

// question: 1869441 name: There's not much news in today's paper, ________ ?

::There's not much news in today's paper, ________ ?::There's not much news in today's paper, ________ ?{
=is there
~isn't it
~are there
~aren't there
}

// question: 1869502 name: These houses _____ by settlers many years ago.

::These houses _____ by settlers many years ago.::These houses _____ by settlers many years ago.{
~are maid
=were built
~built
~made
}

// question: 1869499 name: These packages are _____ special care because they're fragile.

::These packages are _____ special care because they're fragile.::These packages are _____ special care because they're fragile.{
~give
~needing
=given
~giving
}

// question: 1869505 name: They would have gone home if we ______ here.

::They would have gone home if we ______ here.::They would have gone home if we ______ here.{
~aren't
~won't be
=hadn't been
~are
}

// question: 1869434 name: This is the record we ________ .

::This is the record we ________ .::This is the record we ________ .{
=like so much
~are liking so much
~like it much
~are liking it much
}

// question: 1869413 name: Time's up. You must ______ your examination papers now.

::Time's up. You must ______ your examination papers now.::Time's up. You must ______ your examination papers now.{
~get in
~go in for
~come up
=give in
}

// question: 1869451 name: To travel from England to Scotland you ________ a passport.

::To travel from England to Scotland you ________ a passport.::To travel from England to Scotland you ________ a passport.{
=don't need
~mustn't have
~haven't got
~needn't
}

// question: 1869481 name: Tom is waiting ________ the doctor.

::Tom is waiting ________ the doctor.::Tom is waiting ________ the doctor.{
=to see
~for to see
~for seeing
~for see
}

// question: 1869483 name: Tom _____ already left when you arrived.

::Tom _____ already left when you arrived.::Tom _____ already left when you arrived.{
~he
~just
=had
~was
}

// question: 1869461 name: Tony likes walking in the country and ________ .

::Tony likes walking in the country and ________ .::Tony likes walking in the country and ________ .{
=so does Mary
~also does Mary
~Mary likes also
~so Mary likes
}

// question: 1869497 name: Watson _____ needed here tomorrow.

::Watson _____ needed here tomorrow.::Watson _____ needed here tomorrow.{
~not
=isn't
~was
~aren't
}

// question: 1869500 name: When the door _____, Frank was very surprised.

::When the door _____, Frank was very surprised.::When the door _____, Frank was very surprised.{
~opens
~is opened
=was opened
~shuts
}

// question: 1869427 name: When you go to the shops, bring me ________ .

::When you go to the shops, bring me ________ .::When you go to the shops, bring me ________ .{
=a tin of fruit
~a fruit tin
~a fruits tin
~a tin of fruits
}

// question: 1869439 name: When ________ a game of football?

::When ________ a game of football?::When ________ a game of football?{
=did you last have
~had you last
~last had you
~did you have last
}

// question: 1869459 name: When ________ Mr. Jones?

::When ________ Mr. Jones?::When ________ Mr. Jones?{
=did you meet
~you have met
~you did meet
~you met
}

// question: 1869456 name: Where can we get a ball? Let's ________ .

::Where can we get a ball? Let's ________ .::Where can we get a ball? Let's ________ .{
=borrow one from John
~lend one from John
~lend John's one
~borrow one of John
}

// question: 1869473 name: Where ________ yesterday?

::Where ________ yesterday?::Where ________ yesterday?{
=were you
~went you
~was you
~have you been
}

// question: 1869448 name: While we were traveling ________, it started to rain.

::While we were traveling ________, it started to rain.::While we were traveling ________, it started to rain.{
=towards London in my car
~towards London by my car
~against London in my car
~against London by my car
}

// question: 1869504 name: Wilma ______ called if she had forgotten her keys.

::Wilma ______ called if she had forgotten her keys.::Wilma ______ called if she had forgotten her keys.{
~had
~would
~found
=would have
}

// question: 1869507 name: Would Bruce _____ his car if he had driven slowly?

::Would Bruce _____ his car if he had driven slowly?::Would Bruce _____ his car if he had driven slowly?{
~damage
~had damaged
=have damaged
~damaged
}

// question: 1869411 name: You must ______ with the sunray treatment, it's doing you good.

::You must ______ with the sunray treatment, it's doing you good.::You must ______ with the sunray treatment, it's doing you good.{
~make up
~go up
=go on
~put up
}

// question: 1869464 name: You said the books were on the desk, but ________ there.

::You said the books were on the desk, but ________ there.::You said the books were on the desk, but ________ there.{
=there were none
~there was no one
~there were no ones
~was none
}

// question: 1869418 name: You're very late now we'll have to work very hard to ______ lost time.

::You're very late now we'll have to work very hard to ______ lost time.::You're very late now we'll have to work very hard to ______ lost time.{
~put off
=make up for
~make up
~set back
}

// question: 1869452 name: Your pen's on the floor.

::Your pen's on the floor.::Your pen's on the floor.{
=Pick it up!
~Pick up it!
~Take it up!
~Take up it!
}

// question: 1869489 name: _____ it be possible to go next week?

::_____ it be possible to go next week?::_____ it be possible to go next week?{
=Can
~How
~Rather
~May
}

// question: 1869486 name: _____ they rented it before you called?

::_____ they rented it before you called?::_____ they rented it before you called?{
~How
~Who
~Did
=Had
}

// question: 1869487 name: _____ you like to go the movies tonight?

::_____ you like to go the movies tonight?::_____ you like to go the movies tonight?{
~How
~Had
=Would
~Why
}

// question: 1869450 name: ________ draw very well.

::________ draw very well.::________ draw very well.{
=Both these girls
~These both children
~Both of they
~Both them
}

// question: 1869425 name: ________ from London to Edinburgh!

::________ from London to Edinburgh!::________ from London to Edinburgh!{
=What a long way it is
~How long there is
~What distance is there
~How long is
}

// question: 1869462 name: ________ it is from Bristol to Glasgow!

::________ it is from Bristol to Glasgow!::________ it is from Bristol to Glasgow!{
=How far
~What long a way
~What distance
~How long way
}

// question: 1869447 name: ________ was fine, I sat out in the garden.

::________ was fine, I sat out in the garden.::________ was fine, I sat out in the garden.{
=As it
~For it
~For there
~As there
}