A electrical
B electronic
C electrified
D electric
A you can achieve
B you will achieve
C can you achieve
D will help you achieve
A wiped out
B taken out
C broken out
D thrown out
A to cause many people to die
B which causes many people to die
C causing many people to die
D caused great human loss
A responsible
B bound
C pessimistic
D optimistic
A Regrettably
B Fortunately
C Consequently
D Accordingly
A whose manufacture
B whose manufacturers
C which manufacture
D who manufacture
A the/the/the
B a/0/a
C a/ the/ a
D a/ the/ the
A exhaust
B exhausted
C exhausting
D exhaustive
A would be
B shall be
C wouldn’t have been
D will be
A . a little amazing old Chinese cup
B an old amazing Chinese little cup
C an old Chinese amazing little cup
D an amazing little old Chinese cup
A are said to exist
B are said to have existed
C said to be existed
D said to exist
A not to spend
B not being spent
C not spend
D not spending
A the more generous of all my teacher
B the most generous teacher we have ever met
C one of the most generous we’ve met
D more generous as all
A That’s a great idea
B That’s understandable
C It’s very kind of you to invite me
D You are very welcome.
A for/by
B for/ on
C with/by
D with/on
A hasn’t met – graduated
B hadn’t met – had graduated
C hasn’t met – have graduated
D hadn’t met – graduated
A Cream and sugar, please
B No, thanks
C I never drink coffee
D It’s my pleasure
A who invented
B inventing
C invented
D was invented
A able to enjoy winter sports
B inflexible
C able to read and write
D unable to pass an examination in reading and writing
A obligatory
B voluntary
C compulsory
D advisory
A Our life expectancy has increased by 25 – 30 years because there are fewer wars today.
B In the past, women’s life expectancy was lower than that of men.
C Life expectancy varies greatly depending on genders and cultures
D There has been a dramatic increase in average life expectancy over the last centuries
A Swaziland
B France
C Australia
D England
A Workers like to take sick leave and stay home.
B It leads to a decrease in concentration and depression.
C Workers don’t care as much about their jobs.
D Workers are too busy to observe safety regulations.
A You can buy an expensive car
B Your life expectancy increases by a decade
C You can afford to exercise and eat well
D You can spend most of your day in an office
A You won’t have to take a job on the “dangerous jobs” list
B You are at the greater risk of being a victim of crime
C There is a high number of work – related injuries
D You are more likely to be under stress.
A Because stress can decrease your life expectancy
B Because relaxing will make you feel better
C Because relaxing will improve your career
D Because you have completed the reading
A die
B relax
C live
D succeed
A Stress negatively affects life expectancy
B Making a bad career choice will make your life shorter
C Life expectancy has increased greatly over the last few centuries
D Stress results in lower life expectancy
A cultures
B genders
C women
D woman
A The definition of life expectancy
B The comparison of life expectancy between women and men
C The importance of a successful career
D The effects of a career on one’s life expectancy
A useful
B fatal
C productive
D harmful
A catching sight of
B pointing at
C coming nearer to
D looking up to
A . classify
B recognize
C describe
D communicate with
A people were unable to foresee their working hours.
B people wanted to be completely disconnected from their work.
C people used to have more time and privacy after work
D people had to predict the time they were allowed to leave offices
A have turned out to do us more harm than good
B have brought us complete happiness.
C have not interfered with our privacy
D have fully met our expectations
A a political journal
B an advertisement
C a science review
D a fashion magazine
A tasks
B employees
C employers
D Workers
A life is more relaxing with cell phones and other technological devices
B employers are more demanding and have efficient means to monitor employees
C it is compulsory that employees go to the office, even on days off
D employees have more freedom thanks to the technological advances
A unforgettable
B foreseeable
C unimaginable
D predictable
A Employees were supposed to make technology do what they expected.
B People now enjoy greater freedom thanks to the technological boom.
C Students used to have to study more about technological advances.
D People have more opportunities to get access to technological applications.
A Expectations and Plain Reality
B Research on the Roles of Computers
C Benefits of Technology
D Changes at the Workplace
A The coming of new technological advances has spoiled family and social relationships.
B New technological advances have reduced work performance.
C New technological applications are wise entertainment choices of our modern time.
D New technological advances have added more stress to daily life.
A They are being increasingly used.
B They are used even during vacations.
C They bring more leisure to our life
D They make our life more stressful.
A of
B used
C is
D fostering
A principles
B basically
C those
D himself
A or speaking
B it is
C that
D equally the same.
A Some
B enough safe
C but
D must be treated.
A history
B cultural
C have been
D national
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A Television has negative effects on family life.
B Television has advantages and disadvantages for children.
C Television should be more educational.
D Television teaches children to be violent.
A dominating
B time
C television
D quality
A to build a close-knit family.
B to enhance the special quality of the family.
C to diminish the ordinary daily life of the family.
D to encourage sense of responsibility in each family.
A controlling
B halting
C dramatizing
D encouraging
A a statue
B an educator
C a family member
D a magician
A Going on vacation in the summertime
B Playing cards together in the evening
C Reading to the children at bedtime
D Talking to each other
A special things
B ordinary things
C television programs
D children
A the television
B the family
C its backlog
D an institution
A Doing ordinary things together
B Watching television together
C Celebrating holidays together
D Living together
A By showing horror films
B By dominating the time families spend together
C By threatening our health, safety, finances and relationships
D By reporting scarce breaking news
A begins
B with
C kicking forwards
D centre
A living
B a nuclear family
C than
D one
A When
B became
C approximately
D attending
A Because
B accepts
C give
D had
A tiny nucleus
B an atom
C forces powerful
D of unleashing
A contact
B stay in touch
C keep touch
D talk
A click
B running
C tick
D clap
A been changed
B revolutionized
C adapted
D modified
A gets
B approaches
C downloads
D uses
A would-be
B potential
C competent
D future
A the most
B more and more
C more
D the more
A take
B support
C miss
D provide
A relying
B working
C downloading
D surfing
A estimated
B calculated
C claimed
D announced
A log off
B take on
C log on
D switch on
A the young’s interest
B the teenagers’ mischief
C the young’s hatred
D the youth’s drinking tea
A loss
B happiness
C worry and sadness
D pain and sorrow
A energetic
B cheerful
C tired and lazy
D optimistic
A produced the sound
B said publicly
C told officially
D sounded
A variety
B destruction
C contamination
D fertilizer
A They were florists.
B They were farmers.
C They were brothers.
D They were artists.
A make a copy of one member of each United States flower family
B show that glass flowers are more realistic than wax flowers
C do a thorough study of plant structure
D create a botanical garden where only exotic flowers grew
A each flower family
B the collection
C the intention
D one member
A Magnified details of flower parts
B A group of diseased fruits
C Models of 164 families of flowering plants
D Several species of native birds.
A They are authentic representations.
B They form a completed collection.
C They have a marvelous fragrance
D They are loaned to schools for classroom use.
A rather strong
B very large
C pretty hard
D easily damaged
A scientific
B wonderful
C intensive
D superficial
A a lot of care and attention to detail
B comprehensive understanding of plant structure
C the skill of an artist
D a sense of humour
A incompleted
B unknown
C fragile
D valuable
A The Lives of Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka.
B Flowers Native to the United States.
C An Extensive Collection of Glass Flowers
D Materials Used For Artificial Flowers
A Although
B Because
C Because of
D In spite of
A I could try
B Almost everyday
C Yes, it’s pretty heavy
D Sure, no problem
A fed
B fled
C bled
D dead
A going
B to go
C having gone
D gone
A would watch
B had watched
C have watched
D watched
A this law means
B means this law
C does this law mean
D this law does mean
A She has been teaching English for 10 years.
B I’m sure you will like her.
C I like her very much
D She is slim with long black hair
A produce
B productivity
C product
D production
A would have bought will have bought will buy would buy
B will have bought
C will buy
D would buy
A blue sleeping polyester bag
B blue polyester sleeping bag
C sleeping blue polyester bag
D polyester blue bag
A wasn’t I
B did they
C was I
D didn’t they
A the most popular
B the more popular in the world
C more popular
D more popular than
A I went there by taxi
B It lasted about two hours
C Yes, it was
D I thought it was boring
A a care
B a glance
C an eye
D a look
A put down
B broken up
C set back
D called off
A each of them
B each of which
C they each
D each they
A which
B that
C who
D what
A deal
B plenty
C number
D amount
A apply
B application
C applicant
D applying
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