1) Choose the correct one. a) How much you earn? b) How much does you earn? c) How many do you earn? d) How much do you earn? 2) Choose the correct one. a) Which do you prefer: small towns or big cities? b) What do you prefer: small towns or big cities? 3) Choose the correct one.  a) How tall are you? b) How tall is you? 4) Choose the correct one.  a) Can you tell me how tall are you? b) Can you tell me how tall you are? 5) She is a ... . a) psychologist b) psychic c) psychiatrist 6) Choose a synonym to 'scary'. a) bizarre b) weird c) spooky 7) Choose a synonym to 'strange, eccentric'.  a) spooky b) scary c) bizarre 8) I like cats, but my husband ... . a) isn't b) doesn't c) don't 9) A: I like science fiction. - B: So ... I. a) like b) am c) do 10) Paraphrase: 'If you study more, you learn more.' a) More you study, more you learn. b) The more you study, the more you learn. 11) He has a ... on his leg. He dropped a chair on it and now there is a blue mark. a) nosebleed b) cough c) bruise 12) He ... to cats. a) has an allergy b) is allergic 13) I ... her boyfriend. a) 've never met b) 've never been meeting 14) It ... all morning. a) 's rained b) 's been raining 15) Karen is very ... . She always forgets things. a) bad-tempered b) absent-minded c) narrow-minded 16) Billy is very ... . He can be easily made angry. a) narrow-minded b) good-tempered c) bad-tempered 17) This is a ... T-shirt. a) striped b) checked c) hooded 18) This is a ... T-shirt. a) striped b) checked c) hooded 19) This is a ... T-shirt. a) striped b) checked c) hooded 20) The flight was ... long that I got really bored. a) so b) such 21) He is ... a noisy child! a) so b) such  22) The captain didn't even say anything about it and even when we started to land, he didn't explain what ... . a) had happened b) happened 23) It was a lovely summer day. The sun ... . The birds ... . a) was shining; were singing b) shining; singing c) is shining; are singing 24) This is ... easy - even a child can do it! a) fortunately b) apparently c) incredibly 25) ... Jack is going to quit - everyone understands it. a) fortunately b) apparently c) incredibly 26) We were going to be late, but ... we met our neighbour and he gave us a lift to work. a) fortunately b) apparently c) incredibly 27) The film starts at 7. 0 0. I will arrive at 7.15. When I arrive at the cinema the film ... . a) will be starting b) will have started 28) The meeting starts at 2.00 and finishes at 3.30. Don't call me at 2.30 because we ... a meeting. a) will be having b) will have had 29) The weather might be not good today. I'll take an umbrella ... it rains. a) in case b) if 30) I'm not going to work overtime this weekend ... I get paid for it. a) in case b) unless c) if 31) I'm not going to buy a new model ... the price has gone down a bit. a) in case b) if c) until 32) My uncle is very ... . I know I can always trust him and he always keeps to his promises. a) affectionate b) rebellious c) reliable d) selfish e) sensible f) stubborn 33) He always thinks only about himself and his own interests. He doesn't care for the other people. He is so ... . a) affectionate b) rebellious c) reliable d) selfish e) sensible f) stubborn 34) My cat is so ... . She loves to lie on my head as I am falling asleep and to pur. a) affectionate b) rebellious c) reliable d) selfish e) sensible f) stubborn 35) My son is a teenager and, as many teenagers, he has a ... personality. a) affectionate b) rebellious c) reliable d) selfish e) sensible 36) She never listens to anyone. When she decides to do something, it is impossible to make her change her mind. a) affectionate b) moody c) reliable d) selfish e) sensible f) stubborn 37) My sister is so ... . She is really practical and down-to-earth. a) affectionate b) rebellious c) reliable d) selfish e) sensible f) stubborn 38) I ... so much food if you ... me you weren't hungry. (But you hadn't told me and so I made so much food.) a) wouldn't make; told b) wouldn't have made; had told 39) If I ... anywhere I want, I ... to Japan. (but I can't travel anywhere I want. This is just a hypothetical situation.) a) could travel; would go b) could have travelled; would have gone 40) I wish my boyfriend ... fall asleep every time I want to talk to him. It's very annoying. a) wouldn't b) didn't 41) I wish I ... taller.  a) would be b) was 42) It was a very hard day yesterday. I was ... . a) exhausting b) exhausted 43) Some motivational videos with famous sports players are really ... . a) inspiring b) inspired 44) When I met him, first I felt so ... . a) embarrassed b) embarrassing  45) Oh, no... It is really ... news. a) frustrated b) frustrating 46) I wish I ... so early. I was only 18 when I got married. I really regret it now.  a) didn't get married  b) wouldn't get married   c) hadn't got married  47) I really liked a girl when I was young but I was too shy to come and say hello. Then she moved house and I never saw her again. I really regret it. I wish I ... to her. a) had come and said hello b) came and said c) would come and say 48) He sings in a ... . a) band b) choir 49) He plays the guitar in a ... . a) band b) choir 50) He is a ... . a) frontman b) singer c) conductor 51) He plays in ... . a) a band  b) a choir  c) an orchestra  52) What are they? a) a flute b) a violin c) drums d) a keyboard  53) What is it? a) a flute b) a violin c) drums d) a keyboard  54) What is it? a) a flute b) a violin c) drums d) a keyboard  55) What is it? a) a flute b) a violin c) drums d) a keybooard 56) A: It was my birthday yesterday! - B: You ... told me.  a) must have b) might have c) can't have d) should have 57) A: I can't find my phone anywhere. - B: Don't worry. You ... left it at home, I'm sure. a) must have b) might have c) can't have d) should have 58) A: I definitely said we were meeting them at 17.00. - B: I think they ... forgotten. It's quite possible but I'm not sure. a) must have b) might have c) can't have d) should have 59) A: Where's the milk? I bought a new bottle of it in the morning. - B: I think you might have given it to the cat. - A: I ... given it to the cat. I know that drinking milk is bad for cats so I never give it to Tom. a) must have b) might have c) can't have d) should have 60) Insomnia is a sleeping ... . a) pillow b) disorder c) snore d) pill 61) A doctor prescribed me these sleeping ... . a) pillow b) disorder c) snore d) pills 62) I need to buy a more comfortable ... to sleep well. a) pillow b) disorder c) snore d) pill 63) It's sometimes hard to sleep in the same room with me because I often ... . a) pillow b) disorder c) snore d) pill 64) I would prefer to go to the cinema than to a club. = I ... go to the cinema than to a club. a) would rather b) would rather to c) will rather 65) I would prefer if you don't smoke in here, if you don't mind. = I ... you ... smoke in here, if you don't mind.  a) would rather; don't b) would rather; didn't c) would rather; won't 66) She ... happy to be back home. a) looked like b) looked c) looked as if 67) Your face ... you've been working out hard. a) looks b) looks as if 68) We heard something that ... a rat. a) sounded as if b) sounded like c) sounded 69) This cloud ... an elephant. a) looks as if b) looks like c) looks 70) This chocolate ... a bit sweeter than the other one. a) tastes as if b) tastes like c) tastes 71) They took away a rich man's son and then asked for money for his safe return. a) smuggling b) hijacking c) robbery d) blackmail e) kidnapping 72) Two passengers took control of the plane and made the pilot land in the desert. a) smuggling b) hijacking  c) robbery d) blackmail e) kidnapping 73) When the border police searched his car, it was full of cigarettes. a) smuggling b) hijacking c) robbery d) blackmail e) kidnapping  74) He said he'd send the photos to a newspaper if the actress didn't pay him a lot of money. a) smuggling b) hijacking c) robbery d) blackmail e) kidnapping 75) An armed man in a mask walked into a shop and shouted, 'Give me all the money in the till!' a) smuggling b) hijacking c) robbery d) blackmail e) kidnapping 76) A very famous bank ... in New York yesterday. a) robbed b) was robbed 77) This man ... a very famous bank in New York yesterday. a) robbed b) was robbed 78) People say that the bank was robbed by its worker. = ... that the bank was robbed by its worker. a) They are said  b) It said c) It is said 79) People think that this candidate will win the election. = ... that this candidate will win the election. a) They are thought b) It thought c) It is thought 80) The police believe that he has left the country. = He ... to have left the country. a) believed b) was believed c) is believed 81) People say that the man is in his 40s. = The man ... to be in his 40s. a) said b) is said c) was said 82) I don't cut my hair myself. I usually ... at a hairdresser's. a) have it cutted b) have it cut 83) I ... of Westminster Bridge. (=I did it myself.) a) had a photo taken b) took a photo  84) I ... on Westminster Bridge. (=I asked someone to do it for me.)  a) had this photo taken b) took this photo 85) 'You killed your boss.' - The policed ... him of killing his boss. a) refused b) reminded c) denied d) admitted e) regretted f) accused 86) 'No, I won't go.' - He ... to go. a) refused b) reminded c) denied d) admitted e) regretted f) accused 87) 'Remember to lock the door!' - He ... me to lock the door. a) refused b) reminded c) denied d) admitted e) regretted f) accused 88) 'Yes, it was me. I stole the money.' - He ... stealing the money. a) refused b) reminded c) denied d) admitted e) regretted f) accused 89) 'I didn't break the window.' - He ... breaking the window.  a) refused b) reminded c) denied d) admitted e) regretted f) accused 90) 'I wish I hadn't married Susan.' - He ... marrying Susan. a) refused b) reminded c) denied d) admitted e) regretted f) accused 91) a person who describes a sports event while it's happening on TV or radio a) an agony aunt b) an editor c) a presenter d) a commentator e) a freelance journalist f) a war reporter 92) a person who writes articles for different papers and is not employed by any one paper a) an agony aunt b) an editor c) a presenter d) a commentator e) a freelance journalist f) a war reporter 93) Choose a synonym to the word 'advert'. a) newspaper b) to advertise  c) commercial 94) What does 'misleading advert' mean?  a) making you buy something illegal b) making you believe that something is better than it is c) making you angry 95) Make a noun from a verb: to pollute - ... a) pollutation b) pollutement c) pollution 96) Make a noun from an adjective: violent - ... a) violentation b) violence c) violenthood 97) Choose the correct one. a) Everyone is here. b) Everyone are here. 98) Choose the correct one. a) The most people live in cities. b) Most people live in cities. 99) My neighbour has just bought a dog. ... dog's name is Lucky. a) - b) a c) an d) the 100) This river flows into ... Black Sea. a) - b) a c) an d) the

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