A B C

thousand units.

D

3. The number of people who drink Coke for a breakfast in the United States is

A B C

nine hundred sixty-five thousand.

D

4. Last year Americans spent six times as much money for pet food than they

A B C

did for baby food.

D

5. Farther evidence is needed to support recent research which suggests that

A B C

certain chemicals found in broccoli may act as cancer preventatives.

D

6. She isn’t at home because she’s gone to hospital to visit her grandmother

A B C

who is ill with pneumonia.

D

7. The police thinks that more than one person was in the stolen car.

A B C D

8. The road was wet and slippery: it has been raining heavily all night.

A B C D

9. Your perfume is smelling so nice. What is it? – It is a new perfume called ‘In

A B C D

Love’.

10. A man is as old as he feels, and a woman is as old like she looks.

A B C D

11. The news on the radio and TV stations confirm that a serious storm is

A B C

approaching the city.

D

12. What’s the use of talking about diets if you are always nibblingchocolate

A B

biscuits or something between having meals?

C D

13. Phyllis had written two-third of the report when she was told they didn’t

A B C D

need it.

14. According to the economic laws, the greater the demand, the high the price.

A B C D

15. Both his parents are very proud of him for getting a good education, but

A B

none of them can understand why he can’t find a suitable job.

C D

16. We had hardly took our seats when the lights went out and the film started.

A B C D

17. America has cut its oil imports from the Middle East by seventy-three per

A B C

cents.

D

18. London has twice as more banks as the rest of south-eastern England.

A B C D

19. I’m not going to the lecture tonight because I’m not very interesting in the

A B C D

subject.

20. Immediately after the quake, powerful tsunami waves ten-foot high washed

A B C

up the coastal areas of Japan, causing complete destruction of the areas.

D

Test 6

Directions:Each sentence (1 – 20) has four underlined words or phrases marked A, B, C and D. Identify the one underlined word or phrase that must be changed in order for the sentence to be correct.

Nobody love is as constant and unselfish as a mother’s.

A B C D

Only a month now remained and no a moment must be lost.

A B C D

The party was held in the house of the Johnson.

A B C D

The only thing that stood out clearly was his parentes house.

A B C D

The boy drove many sheeps in the direction of the village.

A B C D

I was presented with a dozens of handkerchiefs.

A B C D

I must have two tooths pulled out.

A B C D

The child were bitterly crying over the broken toy.

A B C D

The scout brought several valuable information.

A B C D

A very strange phenomena was observed by astronomers yesterday.

A B C D

What more books by Kipling besides “Mowgli” did you read in your

A B C D

childhood?

The book gives many food for thought.

A B C D

When I think of this, my heart turns for stone.

A B C D

No one had seen him since and the police was searching for him.

A B C D

A tiger is a big catlike animal ranging in several races from India to

A B C D

Siberia.

16. Jarie understood why Lanny didn’t come the previous evening.

A B C D

17. Everybody was at the bus station but the guide hadn’t come already.

A B C D

18. The librarian will registered all the books that come into the library by the end

A B C D

of the week.

I suppose that when my letter will reache you, you will return from your