Part 1: Multiple Choice
(1-25)
Choose the best answer to complete each
sentence.
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Despite ______ hard, he failed the exam. a) study
b) studying c) to study d) studied
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She is used ______ up early. a) to get b) to
getting c) get d) getting
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I wish I ______ more time to travel. a) have b)
had c) will have d) have had
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The man ______ car was stolen reported it to the
police. a) who b) which c) whose d) whom
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No sooner had she left ______ it started to rain.
a) than b) when c) that d) then
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He is believed ______ the country illegally. a)
to leave b) to have left c) leaving d)
left
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Not only ______ the exam, but he also got the
highest score. a) he passed b) did he pass c) he did pass d) passed
he
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She ______ the book by the time I see her
tomorrow. a) will have finished b) will finish c) is finishing d)
has finished
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He suggested ______ to the museum. a) to go b)
going c) go d) gone
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I regret ______ you that you didn't get the job.
a) to inform b) informing c) inform d)
informed
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She is ______ a kind person that everyone loves
her. a) so b) such c) very d) too
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He acts as if he ______ everything. a) knows b)
knew c) has known d) is knowing
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______ you study, the better your grades will be.
a) The harder b) Harder c) The hardest d)
Hardest
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I would rather ______ at home tonight. a) stay b)
to stay c) staying d) stayed
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It's high time ______ a new car. a) you buy b)
you bought c) you to buy d) you buying
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Despite ______ the map, they got lost. a) having
b) have c) had d) to have
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She apologized ______ late. a) for being b) to be
c) being d) for be
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I'm not sure ______ he will come. a) if b)
whether c) that d) weather
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He is ______ to lift that heavy box. a) strong
enough b) enough strong c) too strong d) very
strong
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She ______ be at home, the lights are off. a)
mustn't b) can't c) shouldn't d) won't
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He ______ have gone to the party, but he was
tired. a) should b) must c) could d) may
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I object ______ treated like a child. a) to be b)
to being c) be d) being
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______ that he was wrong, he apologized. a)
Realizing b) To realize c) Realize d)
Realized
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He is ______ of the two brothers. a) the oldest
b) older c) the elder d) eldest
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I'd rather you ______ smoke in here. a) don't b)
didn't c) won't d) not
Part 2: Reading
Comprehension (26-30)
Read the following passage and answer the
questions below.
"The concept of 'slow travel' is gaining
popularity. Unlike traditional tourism, which often involves
rushing from one landmark to the next, slow travel emphasizes
immersion in the local culture. It's about taking the time to
explore a place deeply, savoring the local cuisine, engaging with
residents, and appreciating the nuances of daily life. Slow
travelers often choose to stay in one place for an extended period,
allowing them to develop a sense of belonging and connection. This
approach to travel fosters a deeper understanding of the world and
promotes sustainable tourism practices."
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What is the main idea of the passage? a)
Traditional tourism is better than slow travel. b) Slow travel is a
more meaningful way to experience a place. c) Slow travel is only
for people with a lot of time. d) Landmarks are not important in
slow travel.
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What does slow travel emphasize? a) Visiting as
many places as possible. b) Taking quick trips to multiple
destinations. c) Immersing oneself in the local culture. d)
Spending most of the time in hotels.
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What is a characteristic of slow travelers? a)
They prefer to stay in luxurious resorts. b) They often stay in one
place for a longer time. c) They rush from one attraction to
another. d) They are not interested in interacting with
locals.
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What is a benefit of slow travel? a) It is always
cheaper than traditional tourism. b) It allows travelers to
experience a place superficially. c) It promotes sustainable
tourism practices. d) It is the only way to truly understand a
culture.
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Which word in the passage means "subtle
differences"? a) immersion b) nuances c) savoring d)
fosters
Part 3: Matching
(31-35)
Match the phrasal verbs in Column A with their
meanings in Column B.
Column
A
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look up to
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put up with
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run out of
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look forward to
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break down
Column
B
a) to stop working b) to admire and respect
someone c) to tolerate something unpleasant d) to have no more of
something e) to be excited about something that will
happen
Part 4: Multiple Choice
(36-40) - Choose ALL correct
answers.
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Which of the following are adverbs? a) quickly b)
beautiful c) badly d) happy e) slowly
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Which sentences are in the passive voice? a) The
cake was eaten by the dog. b) She sings beautifully. c) The house
was built in 1920. d) He is writing a letter. e) The letter was
written by him.
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Which sentences use the correct tense? a) I have
been living here for five years. b) She has gone to the store
yesterday. c) They will arrive tomorrow. d) He is playing football
now. e) I am going to the cinema last
night.
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Which sentences use the correct prepositions? a)
I am interested in learning English. b) She is afraid from spiders.
c) He is good at playing the piano. d) They are dependent on their
parents. e) I am looking forward to seeing
you.
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Which sentences are conditional sentences? a) If
I had more money, I would travel the world. b) She is happy because
she passed the exam. c) If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.
d) I would have gone to the party if I had known about it. e) He is
studying hard to pass the exam.
Answer
Key:
Part
1:
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b, 2. b, 3. b, 4. c, 5. a, 6. b, 7. b, 8. a, 9.
b, 10. a, 11. b, 12. b, 13. a, 14. a, 15. b, 16. a, 17. a, 18. b,
19. a, 20. b, 21. c, 22. b, 23. a, 24. c, 25.
b
Part
2: 26. b, 27. c,
28. b, 29. c, 30. b
Part
3: 31. b, 32. c,
33. d, 34. e, 35. a
Part
4: 36. a, c, e;
37. a, c, e; 38. a, c, d; 39. a, c, d, e; 40. a, c,
d