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They arrived in the middle of the night ........ 

(a) because their flight was detained (c) because their flight was delayed

(b) because their flight was despatched (d) because their flight was defused

because their flight was delayed

100

As the old saying goes: ........ (a) He who hesitates is found(c) He who hesitates is late

(b) He who hesitates is lost (d) He who hesitates is long

He who hesitates is lost

100

They should have arrived by now. I wonder ........

(a) what has kept them (b) what has held them (c) what has got them (d) what has done them

 what has kept them

100

I'm being as quick as I can. Just don't ........

(a) hug me (b) tug me (c) lug me (d) bug me

 bug me

100

I'm giving you your last warning. If you're not ready in five minutes, ........

(a) you're on your self (b) you're on your own (c) you're on your side (d) you're on your turn

you're on your own

200

Start reading the story from page 4 and then go on until you ....... the end of the chapter.

(a) arrive (b) reach (c) touch (d) achieve

REACH

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Answer the questions at the back of the book and make ....... that you check your answers carefully.

(a) obvious (b) definite (c) sure (d) clear

SURE

200

The whole purpose of all these exercises is to ....... your knowledge of grammar and vocabulary.

(a) test (b) probe (c) investigate (d) interpret

TEST

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A useful way to ....... your vocabulary is to read as much as possible.

(a) amass (b) increase (c) collect (d) gather

INCREASE

200

You don't have to read just novels but also newspapers so that you can see examples of ....... language.

(a) idiomatic (b) automatic (c) axiomatic (d) dogmatic

idiomatic

300

Another important activity is to ....... your spoken language.

(a) train (b) practise (c) exercise (d) emphasise

PRACTISE

300

If you can ....... the cost of travel, there is of course no substitute for visiting the country itself.

(a) afford (b) spend (c) expend (d) calculate

AFFORD

300

Try to ....... a native speaker to talk to you so that you can record the conversation.

(a) influence (b) persuade (c) encourage (d) impress

PERSUADE

300

Play the tape back as many times as you like and ....... everything that the native speaker has said.

(a) hold (b) take (c) hear (d) repeat

REPEAT

300

If you manage to do all these things, it won't be long before you find yourself speaking the language ........(a) flowingly (b) fluently (c) knowingly (d) frequently

fluently

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If you want to join that club, you have to ....... a form and send it to your secretary.

(a) fill up (b) fill out (c) fill into (d) fill over

fill out

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Don't worry we'll have to wait a little longer because I'm sure he'll ....... soon.

(a) turn up (b) turn in (c) turn into (d) turn down

 turn up

400

Last week I ....... that book you wanted in a small shop.

(a) came up (b) came into (c) came across (d) came by

came across

400

You need not worry that you'll be left on your own because I'll always ....... you.

(a) stand for (b) stand to (c) stand by (d) stand from

stand by

400

I need to find some kind of chemical that will ....... the weeds in the garden.

(a) keep off (b) keep out (c) keep down (d) keep on

keep down

500

When spring comes, people often feel inclined to ....... their houses.

(a) do over (b) do through (c) do up (d) do in

DO UP

500

The time has now come when it will be necessary to ....... making a plan.

(a) see about (b) see over (c) see through (d) see into

 see about

500

It's easy to see from the way the garden is looking that winter has ........

(a) set out (b) set in (c) set up (d) set off

set in

500

You can tell by the way she talks and behaves that she ....... her mother.

(a) takes to (b) takes in (c) takes back (d) takes after

takes after

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What you have to do is to ....... a new idea that will enable us to make a lot of money.

(a) think over (b) think out (c) think about (d) think up

think up

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