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#1. I usually take a shower before (…) my breakfast.

1) eat; 2) eating up; 3) having had; 4) had; 5) having.

#2 When Tom saw his neighbour’s new expensive car he was (…) with envy.

1) bluish; 2) red; 3) green; 4) black; 5) white

#3. Doctor, can you (…) a good pill against air sickness?

1) advice; 2) propose; 3) recommend; 4) suggest; 5) offer.

#4. The student became proficient in English (…) speaking it every day.

1) from; 2) for; 3) about; 4) at; 5) by

#5. It’s high time our environmental problems were solved (…).

1) recently; 2) lately; 3) for a while; 4) early; 5) once and for all.

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#1. It wasn’t a good thing; (…) it was a huge mistake.

l)to contrast; 2) by opposition; 3) opposite; 4) on the contrary;

5) contradict.

#2. Walking on foot will give you much pleasure and make you healthy and strong! Go on (.. .)s in any season!

1) excursion; 2) trip; 3) hike; 4) voyage; 5) journey

#3. It is generally agreed that the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci is (…).

1) worth; 2 worthless; 3) priceless; 4) worthy; 5) value.

#4. Einstein was awarded the Nobel Prize for his contribution (…) Quantum Theory.

1) on; 2) to; 3) for; 4) in; 5) of.

#5.1 was (…) for words when they told me the latest news. 1) happy; 2) glad; 3) delighted; 4) at a loss; 5) confused.

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#1. Не took a corner too fast, and lost (…) of the car.

1) capture; 2) control; 3) pressure; 4) rule; 5) power.

#2. The curator thought that the painting was valuable but the experts told him that it was (…).

1) priceless; 2) worth; 3) worthless; 4) invaluable; 5) worthy.

#3. If you make a mistake when you are writing, just (…) it (…) with your pen.

1) cross out; 2) clear up; 3) do away with; 3) wipe out; 5) clean better.

#4. Tommy takes an enormous delight (…) teasing his little brother.

1) on; 2) at; 3) in; 4) off; 5) from

#5. We’ve done everything we can. Now all we can do is to hope for the best and keep our (…) crossed.

1) arms; 2) hands; 3) fingers; 4) shoulders; 5) toes.

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# 1. Elderly people are extremely fond of giving (…).

1) advices; 2) advice; 3) advises; 4) items of advices; 5) pieces of

#2. Could you (…) me this book for a few days? I’d like to read it.

1) lend; 2) hire; 3) borrow; 4) let; 5) have

#3. His brother already has a rather good car but wants (…).

1) other; 2) one; 3) another one; 4) one another; 5) each other.

#4. Nowadays people live under constant stress and strain, (…) makes them nervous.

1) that; 2) what; 3) which; 4) whatever; 5) what’s

#5. «Would you like a piece of cake?» If you want to accept it, you say: » (…)

1) Thank you; 2) Thank you, I do. 3) Please. 4) Yes, please. 5) No, please.

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# 1. His cousin Bill had to be taken to hospital after his (…).

1) dilemma; 2) incident; 3) accident; 4) happening; 5) occurrence.

#2. The children are being well (…).

1) look after; 2) cared for; 3) cared of; 4) taking care; 5) having cared.

#3. Peter’s English is not very (…) but his Spanish is excellent.

1) well; 2) fluently; 3) good; 4) high; 5) impressively.

#4. If we are going to share the same office, we’d better learn to get (…).

1) by; 2) around; 3) along; 4) off; 5) through;

#5. Going to the States or other English speaking country for language practice is an opportunity you can’t afford to (…).

1) catch; 2) miss; 3) change; 4) employ; 5) depress.

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#1. What is the mother (…) of the American people?

1) speech; 2) accent; 3) dialect; 4) tongue; 5) variation.

#2. All British children have heard of Dick Turpin. He was an (…) robber who stole everything from travellers and was executed for his crimes.

1) unknown; 2) infamous; 3) ill-trained; 4) important; 5) weighty.

#3. Andrew couldn’t (…) laughing at the expression of surprise on his wife’s face.

1) stop; 2) help; 3) escape; 4) avoid; 5) prevent.

#4. Who’s taking (…) of the dog while you’re away?.

1) attention; 2) after; 3) look; 4) care; 5) for.

#5. Thomas was a (…) man and could buy any house and car just to please her.

1) well-done; 2) well-known; 3) well-to-do; 4) well-equipped; 5) well-informed.

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#1. Wipe your (…) before you come into the room.

1) legs; 2) paws; 3) feet; 4) fingers; 5) toes.

#2. Although William Barnes wrote many poems, he’s almost (…) to the present generation.

1) infamous; 2) well-known; 3) popular; 4) unknown; 5) important

#3. At that moment he came (…) with Sergeant Burke.

1) eye to eye; 2) in the face; 3) face to face; 4) hand to hand; 5) facing.

#4. Doctors are now firmly convinced that cigarettes are bad (…) your health.

1) on; 2) to; 3) for; 4) at; 5) with

#5. According to newspaper reports, the «Prince Edward» is (…) across the channel now.

1) swimming; 2) crossing; 3) travelling; 4) sailing; 5) walking

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#1. Mary was much better qualified than the other candidates and that’s the (…) why she got the job.

1) pretext; 2) excuse; 3) reason; 4) logic; 5) chance.

#2. You’re due to (…) in New York at about eight o’clock eastern time.

1) reach; 2) go; 3) arrive; 4) depart; 5) get.

#3. Andy likes new things and new places even if they are dangerous. We all know him to be (…).

1) impatient; 2) sociable; 3) pessimistic; 4) adventurous; 5) quiet.

#4. After running up the stairs Nancy was quite (…) breath.

1) out from; 2) without; 3) out of; 4) up with; 5) beyond

#5. It is said that in every family there is a (…) in the cupboard.

1) announcement; 2) skeleton; 3) surprise; 4) pleasure; 5) resemblance.

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#1. Both great kindness and absolute firmness are needed to (…) domestic animals successfully.

1) educate; 2) practise; 3) train; 4) tutor; 5) keep.

#2. More legislation is needed to (…) the environment.

1) saving; 2) fight; 3) protect; 4) defending; 5) attack.

#3. When you get to the end of the test paper, read it (…).

1) two time; 2) backward; 3) though; 4) through; 5) across.

#4. Every day Nick goes to the mail-box, but usually it is empty. He gets (…) mail.

1) a few; 2) few; 3) a little; 4) little; 5) once in a while

#5. We were totally (…) by his loud voice and his rudeness.

1) pleased; 2) displeased; 3) delighted; 4) taken aback; 5) greeted.

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#1. I’ve always found him a bit difficult to get (…).

1) forward to; 2) through of; 3) about; 4) along with; 5) away to.

#2. They left in haste, without even (…) goodbye.

1) telling; 2) having told; 3) proposing; 4) saying; 5) talking.

#3. The doctor stressed the (…) of regular exercise.

1) defence; 2) importation; 3) powerless; 4) importance; 5) price.

#4. The passengers blamed the airline (…) the delay of their flight.

1) on; 2) for; 3) from; 4) in; 5) with.

#5. Is there any limit to the (…) of time we have?

1) number; 2) amount; 3) passing; 4) hour; 5) level.