with new methods of investigation.
1. publishes
2. has published
3. published
4. am publishing
5. to publish
46. Some pressing problems___at the
symposium next month.
1. am discussed
2. discussed
3. was discussed
4. will be discussed
5. is discussed
4 7 . __Nile i s ___ longest river in Africa.
1. - / the
2. the / the
3. - / the
4. the / a
5. a / the
48. The more you study___you know.
1. most
2. better
3. much
4. more
5. the more
4 9 .1 made all the calculations while you
1. are chattering
2. chatter
3. were chattering
4. chattered
5. was chattering
50.
Unless you look through all the
literature, y o u ___to proceed with your
research.
1. am not able
2. won't be able
3. hasn't been able
4. haven't been able
5. isn't able
51.
The members of the laboratory___a
new project at the moment.
1. studied
2. is studying
3. am studying
4. studies
5. are studying
52. Could you take care of my plants while
I'm away? - Yes, I'll lo o k ___them for you.
1. for
2. on
3. at
4. after
5. up
5 3 . _is useful.
1. Have read
2. Reads
3. Reading
4. Is reading
5. Are reading
54. "Who invented the steam engine?" he
asked me.
He asked m e___.
1. who invents the steam engine
2. who the steam engine invented
3. who invented the steam engine was
4. who had invented the steam engine
5. who was the steam engine invent
55. The paper___by our colleague was
discussed by us.
1. to write
2. is writing
3. writing
4. am writing
5. written
56. At
10
o'clock tomorrow my friend___
his first lecture.
1. will be giving
2. gives
3. are giving
4. have given
5. gave
57. A diagram ___on the board by the
speaker when I came in.
1. was being shown
2. am shown
3. show
4. shows
5. is shown
58. "How much does it cost?” she asked
1 3 6
him.
She asked h im ___.
1. how much did it cost
2. how much it costs
3. how much it cost
4. how much cost it
5. how much does it cost
59. The equipment___by the time the
experiment begins.
1. were tested
2. are tested
3. will test
4. test
5. will have been tested
60. Next year we are going skiing to _
Swiss Alps.
1. that
2. the
3. an
4. a
5 . -
READING
Read the text and study the key words and
phrases below. For each key word or phrase,
you will see fo u r associations o f it. Write
down the number (1, 2, 3, 4 or 5) o f the
relevant association.
The alarm clock cheeps. Instantly, by
some perverse chemistry o f his body or
nervous system, he feels tired and drowsy,
reluctant to leave the warm bed. He presses
the Snooze button on the clock with a
practised finger and falls effortlessly asleep.
Five minutes later, the alarm wakes him
again, cheeping insistently like a mechanical
bird. Victor sighs, hits the O ff button on the
clock, switches on his bedside lamp, gets out
of bed and paddles through the deep pile of
the bedroom carpets to the bathroom, making
sure the connecting door is closed before he
turns on the light inside.
61. The chemistry of Victor’s body and
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