20 Đề thi thử THPTQG môn Tiếng Anh cực hay có đáp án !!

A. attract    

B. across     

C. actor       

D. factor

A. collect    

B. concept   

C. conceal   

D. consume

A. introduce         

B. volunteer          

C. understand       

D. mechanized

A. mushroom      

B. mountain          

C. movement        

D. moustache

A. not until

B. when

C. these country people could enjoy

D. benefits

A. Neither  

B. nor any 

C. is 

D. overtime

A. requires

B. preparation

C. sending invitations

D. choose

A. will prefer it 

B. would prefer it to be

C. am preferring             

D. should prefer it will be

A. presentation     

B. presenting         

C. representation   

D. representative

A. lost        

B. robbed    

C. missed    

D. stolen

A. have been improved

B. had improved   

C. had been improved    

D. were improved

A. takes over                

B. stands for              

C. represents as          

D. replaces with

A. respecting        

B. respectably       

C. respectful         

D. respectable

A. in

B. through   

C. down      

D. away

A. feeling   

B. view       

C. sense      

D. thought

A. addition

B. sum        

C. note        

D. bill

A. over       

B. off          

C. on          

D. to

A. effectiveness    

B. pressure 

C. employment     

D. impression

A. However         

B. Although          

C. Despite   

D. In spite

A. ruined    

B. damaged           

C. harmed   

D. injured

A. to

B. with        

C. for          

D. by

A. You shall find the red button.      

B. Press the red button on the left.

C. I’d come every ten minutes.         

D. Stay here and enjoy yourself.

A. It’s much cheaper.    

B. Which one? This one?

C. Sorry, it is out of stock.      

D. Can I help you?

A. hectic     

B. eccentric 

C. fanatic    

D. prolific

A. monthly payment      

B. cash and carry   

C. credit card        

D. piece by piece

A. to say he is like Mickey Mouse     

B. to tease or make fun of

C. to hurt someone badly

D. to give a compliment

A. a great deal of  

B. a heap of          

C. a good number          

D. a small amount

A. The team captain refused to tell the referee about their loss in the last game.

B. The team captain admitted to the referee that they had lost the last game.

C. The team captain blamed the referee for their loss in the last game.

D. The team captain said that without the referee, they might have lost the last game.

A. The doctors recommend that you have cold soft drinks.

B. Doctors would rather give advic about colds than about fluids.

C. Rest and liquids are frequently advised for treatment of colds.

D. You were told to come in out of the cold and rest.

A. The doctor ordered me to sit up if I wanted to feel better.

B. The doctor advised me not to sit up until I feel better.

C. The doctor told me that if I wanted to feel better, I should sit up.

D. The doctor suggested I should sit up until I feel better.

A. I didn’t know you were at home although I didn’t drop in.

B. Not knowing that you were at home, I didn’t drop in.

C. If I knew that you were at home, I would drop in.

D. Not knowing that you were at home, but I still dropped in

A. We spray pesticides and fertilizers, which are found dangerous, on our crops.

B. The pesticides and fertilizers we spray on our crops are to be found dangerous.

C. We spray pesticides and fertilizers on our crops, which is found dangerous.

D. Some of the pesticides and fertilizers we spray on our crops are found dangerous.

A. founded

B. build       

C. found     

D. constructed

A. packages         

B. wraps      

C. parcels    

D. pieces

A. says       

B. tells         

C. orders     

D. informs

A. start       

B. begin      

C. take up   

D. turn on

A. elementary       

B. only        

C. easy        

D. primitive

A. Standard speech                  

B. Idiomatic phrases

C. Different types of vocabulary       

D. Dictionary usage

A. Words and phrases accepted by the majority of formal usage.

B. Words or phrases understood by the majority but not found in standard dictionaries.

C. Words or phrases that are understood by a restricted group of speakers.

D. Words or phrases understood by a large number of speakers but not accepted as formal usage.

A. old        

B. large       

C. correct    

D. important

A. words                      

B. slang phrases         

C. memories              

D. the majority

A. Familiar words and phrases are found in both speech and writing in formal settings.

B. Familiar situations that are experienced by most people are called colloquialisms.

C. Informal language contains colloquialisms, which are not found in more formal language.

D. Most of the speakers of a language can used both formal and informal speech in their appropriate situations.

A. To describe feature of the undersea world.

B. To trace the career of Arnold Guyot.

C. To present the results of recent geologic research.

D. To discuss underwater ridges and volcano chains.

A. hide       

B. create      

C. erode      

D. contain

A. a deep-sea diving expedition        

B. computer analysis

C. research submarines            

D. a fathometer

A. The first guyot was discovered there.

B. It is impossible that guyots were ever formed there.

C. There are more guyots there than in any other ocean.

D. No guyots have ever been found there.

A. Both are found on the ocean floor near continental shelves

B. Both were formed by volcanic activity

C. Both were, at one time, above the surface of the sea

D. Both present oceanographers with a mystery

A. between 600 and 3,200 feet         

B. more than 8,200 feet

C. less than 600 feet                

D. between 3,200 and 6,500 fee

A. Erosion and volcanic activity.

B. The sinking of the sea floor and the rising of sea level.

C. High tides and earthquakes.

D. Mountain building and the action of ocean currents.

A. From 8,000 to 11,000 years         

B. In the nineteenth century

C. In 1946          

D. 80 million years ago

A. acronym          

B. admirable         

C. asset       

D. agency

A. wicked  

B. shocked 

C. ragged    

D. legged

A. resource

B. sensible   

C. treatment          

D. vapour

A. perversity        

B. supervisor        

C. miraculous       

D. conventional

A. Neither

B. nor any

C. is

D. overtime

A. People live

B. big cities

C. trouble

D. making friends

A. attempt

B. to explain

C. children's

D. with

A. must have done        

B. can have done 

C. may have done          

D. should have done

A. as that    

B. than        

C. than that           

D. more than

A. is common      

B. common           

C. which being common          

D.being common, is

A. studied  

B. had studied       

C. studies    

D. was studying

A. gathered

B. derived   

C. deduced 

D. collected

A. get over

B. give out 

C. give away         

D. get through

A. tight       

B. secure     

C. stable      

D. steady

A. tough     

B. courageous       

C. brave      

D. short

A. rear        

B. bring up 

C. breed      

D. grow

A. brought around         

B. set down          

C. set up     

D. brought about

A. teeth      

B. back of your head      

C. nose       

D. arm

A. it occurs          

B. occurs

C. it is an occurrence with       

D. occur

A. fall away         

B. fall out    

C. fall back 

D. fall over

A. sight      

B. view       

C. presence 

D. appearance

A. never think/ are going                   

B. never thought/ were going

C. didn’t think/ are going  

D. hadn’t though/ would be going

A. I don’t like any of them      

B. I like both of them

C. Of course   

D. I have no idea about it

A. just        

B. nutritious          

C. quick      

D. convenient

A. On reflection             

B. For this time only

C. After discussing with my life        

D. For the second time

A. worsen  

B. increase   

C. improve 

D. go up

A. briefly    

B. soon       

C. slowly    

D. rapidly

A. Josh is not nearly as bad at physics as I am.     

B. Josh is not quite as badly at physics as I am.

C. Josh is no any better at physics than me.

D. Josh is such a better physics as me.

A. We found a taxi in order not to be late for show.

B. The taxi was late, so we missed the start of the show.

C. We eventually found a taxi to go to the show, which had already begun.

D. It took a long time to find a taxi but the show began later than expected.

A. The doctor advised her to take more care of her health or she might regret it.

B. It will be a good idea if she takes more care of her health, otherwise she might regret it.

C. The doctor recommended her taking more care of her health so that she wouldn’t regret it.

D. She might regret taking more care of her health, which was the doctor’s advice to her.

A. It is not worth having a party if you do not have time to organize it.

B. Do not have a party because it will take too much time to organize.

C. Organizing a party takes less time than you might expect.

D. Unless you enjoy organizing parties, you should not have one.

A. The pop star always has a bodyguard so that no one else can recognize her.

B. The pop star avoids recognition wherever she goes by having a bodyguard.

C. Recognized wherever she goes, the pop star always has a bodyguard.

D. Recognizing her wherever she goes, a bodyguard is always at her side.

A. critical   

B. vital        

C. crucial    

D. indispensable

A. nonetheless     

B. though    

C. contradictorily 

D. yet

A. vulnerable       

B. liable      

C. prone      

D. sensitive

A. in accordance with    

B. in preference to          

C. in regard to       

D. on merits of

A. denoted

B. referred   

C. indicated          

D. implicated

A. they sense light and sound                         

B. the brain can interpret the input 

C. they create electrical impulses        

D. the massages travel in the brain

A. focuses on       

B. interprets          

C. lets in     

D. selects

A. eyes and ears   

B. light and sound          

C. transformers     

D. electrical impulses

A. The nerve fibers bundle together. 

B. The optic nerves split.

C. The retina receives light waves.    

D. Input from the left field goes to the right side.

A. brought over   

B. taken away       

C. accomplished   

D. maintained

A. Impaired memory of patients        

B. Cures for Alzheimer's disease

C. The use of rats as experimental subjects 

D. Nerve growth factor as a cure for Alzheimer's

A. affects    

B. destroys 

C. enhances          

D. diminishes

A. In nerve cells in the spinal column

B. In red blood cells in the circulatory system

C. In nerve cells in the brain    

D. In the pituitary gland

A. Alzheimer's disease is deadly.

B. Though unsuccessful, the experiments did show some benefits derived from nerve growth factor.

C. The experiments did not show any significant benefits from nerve growth factor.

D. More work needs to be done to understand the effects of nerve growth factor.

A. chronological order             

B. statement and illustration

C. cause – effect             

D. alphabetical order

A. depression       

B. deduction         

C. decline    

D. disconnection

A. considerably    

B. knowingly        

C. suggestively      

D. tirelessly

A. forgetfulness    

B. a disease 

C. a cure     

D. a cancer

A. comfortable     

B. syllable   

C. able        

D. capable

A. habitat   

B. protection         

C. essential 

D. priority

A. community      

B. emotional         

C. conversion       

D. element

A. pedestrian        

B. incredible         

C. vegetarian         

D. associate

A. volcanoes

B. only

C. classify

D. asactive

A. got to

B. a long line

C. waited

D. show

A. finished

B. household chores

C. to do

D. shopping

A. how did speech begin                   

B. how speech began

C. how the beginning of speech        

D. of how beginning speech

A. commemorating        

B. was commemorated 

C. commemorated         

D. commemorates

A. convinced               

B. have convinced     

C. was convinced      

D. were convinced

A. be the best engineer             

B. as the best engineer

C. by the president to be the best engineer  

D. as being the best engineer

A. no others         

B. no another        

C. no other 

D. no the others

A. purpose

B. intention           

C. view       

D. project

A. boil down       

B. string along      

C. skate over         

D. track down

A. get away with  

B. run away with 

C. put up with      

D.cut down on

A. bitterly   

B. sincerely 

C. unfailingly        

D. completely

A. ineffective       

B. inadvisable       

C. interior   

D. insufficient

A. perseveres       

B. maintains          

C. survives 

D. sustains

A. installation      

B. install      

C. installment       

D. installing

A. forget meet      

B. forget met         

C. forget to meet   

D. forget meeting

A. so spectacular a         

B. a so spectacular          

C. a such spectacular      

D. such spectacular

A. You’re exactly right  

B. You’re dead wrong

C. I couldn’t agree less  

D. You could be right

A. Completely     

B. Of course         

C. Totally    

D. Absolutely

A. unsurprised     

B. unhurt    

C. unhappy           

D. undeterred

A. making weary again            

B. making wealthy again

C. making young again            

D. making merry again

A. fright     

B. hatred     

C. amity      

D. hostility

A. holding back   

B. holding to        

C. holding by       

D. holding at

A. I will not work extra hours even if I get paid at a higher rate.

B. Unless I get paid at a higher rate, I won’t work extra hours.

C. Working extra hours means I won’t get paid at a higher rate.

D. I get paid at a higher rate because I will work extra hours.

A. The only thing which Mr. Kha forgot was his front door key.

B. Mr. Kha remembered to take everything including his front door key.

C. The only thing that Mr. Kha remembered was his front door key.

D. Except his front door key, Mr. Kha forgot everything.

A. Mrs. Gibson stated that she was happy for all the help she’d received.

B. Mrs. Gibson expressed she was surprised at all the help she’d received.

C. Mrs. Gibson reported she was amused at all the help she’d received.

D. Mrs. Gibson said that she was grateful for all the help she’d received.

A. Had they finished one project, they would have started working on the next.

B. Only if they had finished one project did they start working on the next.

C. Hardly had they finished one project when they started working on the next.

D. Not until did they start working on the next project then they finished one.

A. The manager refused the proposal though it seemed like a good idea.

B. Since the proposal seemed like a good idea, the manager refused it.

C. The manager didn’t like to proposal because it didn’t seem a good idea.

D. The proposal didn’t seem like a good idea, so the manager didn’t accept it.

A. greatly   

B. mainly    

C. widely    

D. largely

A. evidence          

B. roof        

C. examples          

D. cases

A. assists    

B. pays        

C. helps      

D. works

A. explaining       

B. interpreting       

C. suggesting        

D. presenting

A. explaining       

B. interpreting       

C. suggesting        

D. presenting

A. Violation of treaties by white settlers.

B. Conflict between American Indians and Europeans settlers.

C. The diverse cultures of American Indian tribes.

D. Trade between American Indians and European settlers.

A. encouraged      

B. wrote to support         

C. justified 

D. coordinated

A. Both Indians and European wanted to end the conflict by signing treaties

B. Indian chiefs were easily bribed by economic offerings

C. Europeans showed great speaking skill in their treaty proposals

D. Europeans had greater military, political, and economic power than Indians

A. where a few Indians remained

B. in the western part of Mississippi

C. where several battles between Indians and whites took place

D. considered undesirable by European settlers

A. Treaties allowed Indians to live where they wanted

B. Indians tribes formed alliances with other tribes

C. Indians were forced to live on reservations

D. Indians rebelled against European settlers

A. The educational benefits of atlases.        

B. Physical maps in an atlas.

C. The ideal in the making of atlases.

D. Partial maps and their uses.

A. the population policy in each country    

B. the hypothetical sizes of each country

C. geographical proportions of each country        

D. national boundaries relative to population

A. incremental              

B. invalid                  

C. priceless                

D. shapeless

A. calorie consumption            

B. currency exchange rates

C. a level of educations          

D. population decline

A. the cartogram  

B. the geographical size

C. population      

D. each country

A. pinpoint ethnic strife in each country

B. identify a shortage of qualified labor

C. give readers a new perspective on their own count

D. show readers photographs in a new form

A. atlases provide a bird's eye view of countries   

B. maps use a variety of scales in each projection

C. maps of countries differ in size     

D. atlases can be versatile instrument

A. devise    

B. conjure up        

C. demonstrate      

D. indicate

A. extinction   

B. exhibit               

C. exhaustion         

D. exist

A. document        

B. education         

C. endangered       

D. secondary

A. enthusiast        

B. statistics 

C. philosophy       

D. sociology

A. misunderstand

B. misbehavior     

C. responsibility    

D. characteristic

A. both  

B. appreciating 

C. the work 

D. leave

A. The 

B. hanged 

C. when 

D. were returned

A. a vast quantity    

B. material   

C. is     

D. explode

A. fidgeted

B. shifted    

C. twisted    

D. moved

A. unless    

B. in case    

C. regarding          

D. whether

A. whichever       

B. wherever          

C. whatever          

D. however

A. overcharge      

B. overtone           

C. oversight          

D. overtime

A. sight      

B. view       

C. presence 

D. appearance

A. chilly     

B. frosty      

C. frigid      

D. glacial

A. in                            

B. on                         

C. up                         

D. out

A. condemnation

B. punishment      

C. penalty   

D. discipline

A. fall away                  

B. fall out                  

C. fall back                

D. fall over

A. in

B. of 

C. on          

D. at

A. what do you think    

B. what I think      

C. what did I think         

D. what I thought

A. talks to the lady over there  

B. is talking to the lady over there

C. was talking to the lady over there

D. talking to the lady over there

A. attentive                  

B. observant              

C. earnest                  

D. careful

A. fell out   

B. got on     

C. came to   

D. run away

A. Just do it.        

B. Just give up.     

C. Keep improving         

D. Keep practicing

A. It is perfect.               

B. I do have some opinion about it.

C. On the whole it is good.     

D. I have no idea about it.

A. obey      

B. memorize         

C. review    

D. compose

A. at last     

B. at least    

C. in detail 

D. in short

A. exhausting       

B. forceful   

C. energetic           

D. half-hearted

A. cover     

B. conserve           

C. presume 

D. reveal

A. If he didn’t overeat, he wouldn’t have a heart attack.

B. If he had overeaten, he would have had a heart attack.

C. If he hadn’t overeaten, he wouldn’t have had a heart attack.

D. If he overate, he would have a heart attack.

A. Tom seemed quite willing to take my advice.

B. It seemed Tom was not ready to give my advice.

C. It seemed Tom was not willing to take my advice.

D. Tom seemed very anxious to take my advice.

A. Nam apologized for not finishing his assignment.

B. Nam said he hadn’t finished his assignment.

C. Nam said sorry he hadn’t finished his assignment.

D. Nam apologized he hasn’t finished his assignment.

A. Granma is worried about us, so we would visit her.

B. If we do not visit Granma soon, she will start to worry.

C. We need not visit Granma unless she is worried about us.

D. We should visit Granma in case she is worried about us.

A. My sisters rarely speak because they have never liked each other.

B. Because they have never got on, my sisters do not speak to each other.

C. My sisters were once close, but they rarely speak to each other now.

D. My sisters do not speak to each other much, but they are good friends.

A. unprepared      

B. hopeless 

C. powerless         

D. weak

A. increase

B. thrive      

C. develop 

D. happen

A. peak      

B. major      

C. maximum        

D. top

A. varies     

B. adapts     

C. transforms        

D. adjusts

A. force      

B. threat      

C. tools       

D. tricks

A. A revolution in communication.  

B. The invention of optical fibers.

C. New surgical techniques.    

D. The roles of optical fibers in medicine.

A. previously       

B. completely        

C. usually    

D. theoretically

A. To carry light into the body           

B. To collect and focus light

C. To reconstruct images                   

D. To perform surgery inside the body

A. tips        

B. centers    

C. clusters   

D. lines

A. They use brighter light.       

B. They are longer.

C. They contain more fibers.   

D. They are larger in diameter.

A. The number of nonnative users of English

B. The French influence on the English Language

C. The expansion of English as an international language

D. The use of English for science and Technology

A. appeared         

B. hailed     

C. frequented        

D. engaged

A. in 1066

B. around 1350    

C. before 1600     

D. after 1600

A. the slave trade

B. missionaries      

C. colonization     

D. the Norman invasion

A. communities            

B. organizations         

C. regions                  

D. countries

A. prospered        

B. organized         

C. disbanded        

D. expanded

A. bought   

B. saved      

C. spent      

D. valued

A. a quarter million      

B. half a million         

C. 350 million           

D.700 million

A. builds     

B. destroys 

C. occurs     

D. prevents

A. drought

B. fought     

C. bought    

D. brought

A. buffalo   

B. dinosaur 

C. elephant 

D. mosquito

A. apply     

B. anthem   

C. appear    

D. attend

A. reaching          

B. is   

C. to change         

D. proceed

A. The attribution        

B. appears                  

C. many cultures        

D. called

A. enjoys    

B. declines 

C. former    

D. crestfallen

A. stop       

B. will have stopped       

C. are stopping     

D. will stop

A. a  

B. an 

C. the          

D. some

A. the less bored  

B. the least bored 

C. the less boring 

D. the least boring

A. when     

B. which     

C. that         

D. it

A. will happen     

B. should happen 

C. would happen 

D. happen

A. for         

B. of 

C. to 

D. through to

A. product  

B. productivity      

C. production       

D. produce

A. practice  

B. trial         

C. test         

D. examination

A. Offer      

B. stick       

C. give        

D. devote

A. ingredients      

B. substances        

C. elements           

D. factors

A. Up         

B. over        

C. round     

D. back

A. up         

B. over        

C. on          

D. out

A. will happen     

B. should happen 

C. would happen 

D. happen

A. for         

B. of 

C. to 

D. through to

A. Yes, let us do it.                  

B. What about? 

C. Is 6.30 all right?                  

D. I’d like to go to the concert.

A. I’m sorry. I didn’t buy the tea and coffee.

B. Can you help me? I can’t carry the tea and coffee.

C. How much is a kilo of tea and coffee?

D. Excuse me, where’s the tea and coffee?

A. for good          

B. by the way        

C. repeatedly         

D. in vain

A. Look for         

B. watch out for    

C. search for         

D. watch for

A. failed to pay              

B. paid in full

C. had a bad personality                    

D. was paid much money

A. mortal    

B. unhealthy         

C. lethal      

D. immortal

A. The lady threatened to call the police if the man didn’t leave her house

B. The lady said that she would call the police if the man didn’t leave her house

C. The lady told the man that she would call the police if he didn’t leave her house

D. The lady informed the man that she would call the police if he didn’t leave her house

A. He had tested his eyes ten months before.

B. He had not tested his eyes for ten months then.

C. He hasn't had his eyes tested for ten.

D. He didn't have any test on his eyes from ten months.

A. John reproached his secretary for not having finished the report.

B. John said that his secretary had not finished the report.

C. John reminded his secretary of finishing the report on time.

D. John scolded his secretary for not having finished the report.

A. But for his attempts, the project could not have been completed with satisfactory result

B. If he had not attempted to carry out the project, it wouldn’t have been completed

C. His attempts made the project complete

D. He did not make any attempt because he knew that the project could never be completed

A. If we can solve this problem soon, we’ll lower the impact on all of our concerns

B. By the time we solve this problem, the impact on those concerned will have been lowered

C. If all those concerned lower their impact, the problem will be better solved

D. The sooner we find the solution to the problem, the lower the impact it has on those concerned

A. what      

B. when      

C. where     

D. that

A. with       

B. to 

C. at 

D. from

A. attracted

B. attractive           

C. attract     

D. attracting

A. of               

B. to                       

C. with                   

D. for

A. includes

B. involves 

C. comprises         

D. arouses

A. Profits                     

B. Rate                      

C. Interest                  

D. Principal

A. Definite

B. short       

C. repeated 

D. trial

A. Six cents per year                

B. Twenty-five cents per year

C. Four cents per year              

D. One cent per year

A. Four      

B. 04           

C. 4   

D. 4/100

A. one year

B. less than one year       

C. more than one year    

D. 360 da

A. Water    

B. Sand       

C. Grass      

D. Wood

A. A class of protozoan

B. The substance that forms the cell of a protozoan

C. A primitive animal similar to a protozoan

D. An animal that developed from a protozoan

A. Mastigophora  

B. Ciliata     

C. Sarcodina         

D. Motility

A. They do not live on simple organic compounds

B. They collect in colonies

C. They respond uniformly to outside stimulate

D. They may have more than one cell

A. It generates the other nucleus.

B. It contains the genetic code for the small nucleus.

C. It regulates growth.

D. It reproduces itself.

A. in the same way        

B. once in a while           

C. all of a sudden 

D. in the long run

A. protozoans      

B. microscopes     

C. investigations   

D. colonies

A. There are approximately 40,000 species.

B. They are the most primitive forms of animal life.

C. They have a large cell and a smaller cell.

D. They are difficult to observe.

A. reduce   

B. offer       

C. apply      

D. persuade

A. inventor

B. physicist 

C. president          

D. property

A. reliable  

B. liquid      

C. revival    

D. final

A. measure

B. pleasure 

C. treasure   

D. ensure

A. both Mr. and Mrs. Smith    

B. are

C. explaining    

D. the children the rules of the game

A. of

B. his name           

C. among    

D. in that

A. writings

B. of her time        

C. preoccupied     

D. with morality

A. difficulties of passing  

B. difficulty passing

C. difficulties to pass               

D. difficulty to pass

A. caught   

B. threw      

C. cast         

D. tossed

A. the amount      

B. an amount        

C. the number       

D. a number

A. was to attend   

B. can have attended       

C. may have attended     

D. should have attended

A. changing         

B. to move 

C. to change         

D. moving

A. whereas

B. whether 

C. when      

D. otherwise

A. qualitative       

B. quality    

C. qualified           

D. qualifying

A. kept an eye on

B. lost touch with

C. paid attention to         

D. caught sight of

A. never know               

B. had never known

C. have never known              

D. have never been knowing

A. compatible      

B. suitable   

C. capable   

D. able

A. to decorate      

B. be decorated     

C. decorate 

D. decorating

A. were brought   

B. had been brought       

C. had brought     

D. brought

A. attentive

B. observant         

C. earnest    

D. careful

A. climate   

B. weather   

C. storm      

D. cloud

A. No problem 

B. Thank you. Hope you will drop in

C. Of course not, it’s not costly         

D. I think so

c, I'm afraid       

B. That would be grea

C. You’re welcome                 

D. I feel very bored

A. dole       

B. pension   

C. fee          

D. scholarship

A. structures         

B. achievements    

C. calculations      

D. documents

A. failed to pay    

B. paid in full       

C. had a bad personality           

D. was paid much money

A. elicited   

B. irregular 

C. secret      

D. legal

A. Tom promised to give Janet the answer by the end of the week.

B. Tom insisted on letting Janet know the answer by the end of the week.

C. Tom offered to give Janet the answer by the end of the week.

D. Tom suggested giving Janet the answer by the end of the week.

A. Mary suggested a dinner out.        

B. Mary requested a dinner out.

C. Mary ordered a dinner out.

D. Mary demanded a dinner out.

A. My friend prohibited me from smoking so much.

B. My friend warned me against smoking so much.

C. My friend advised me not to smoke so much.

D. My friend suggested not smoking so much.

A. We didn’t have any tea.      

B. We have to run out to buy some tea.

C. There's not much more tea left.    

D. There's no tea left.

A. If all concerned are better, we can solve this problem soon.

B. It would be better for all concerned if we can solve this problem soon.

C. If we could solve this problem soon, it would be better for all concerned.

D. If we can solve this problem soon, it will be better for all concerned.

A. what          

B. when                 

C. where                

D. that

A. with