Oxford and Cambridge

A29.

1)

a

2)

an

3)

the

4)

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A30.

1)

from

2)

of

3)

about

4)

with

A31.

1)

since

2)

from

3)

at

4)

in

A32.

1)

as

2)

by

3)

at

4)

than

A33.

1)

a

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an

3)

the

4)

–

A34.

1)

as

2)

so

3)

such

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–

A35.

1)

in

2)

by

3)

across

4)

at

A36.

1)

a

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an

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the

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A37.

1)

at

2)

for

3)

because

4)

since

A38.

1)

a

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an

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the

4)

–

Task 6.

Find a mistake in the underlined parts of the sentences given below.

A39.

Colleges still rely on exams though it is well known that exams measure

A B C

a very small part of a persons’ abilities.

D

A40.

Albright graduated with honors Wellesley College near Boston,

A B

Massachusetts, in 1958 with a bachelor’s degree in political science.

C D

A41.

The committee raised numerous objections, asked many questions,

A B

and, in the end, rejected to the plan.

C D

A42.

Institutions of higher learning have granted degrees since the 12-th

A B

century and the academic degree is a title granted by a college or university,

C

usually signifying completion of an establishing course of study.

D

A43.

It wasn’t until the last century when Oxford and Cambridge universities

A B C

started taking female students.

D

A44.

Correspondence courses are especially suitable for the physically

A

handicapped and homebound. Special programs designed for the blind and

B C D

for parents of deaf children.

Task 7.

Study the text and choose the correct variant.