
Turan_Exam_test
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Live Language School |
“Turan University” The test for Exam (14.12.2015) |
Intermediate Level |
Valentina Girard |
Intermediate group. (Turan lower group)
Exam’s Test
<question> She ____________ on Friday. She gave up her full-time jo<variant>
<variant> doesn’t’ work
<variant> is not working <variant> doesn’t’ work
<variant> are not working
<variant> have not worked
<question> At the moment we _________________ on new tests for the personnel department of a large oil company.
<variant> are working
<variant> have been working
<variant> have worked
<variant> work
<variant> will work
<question> Normally political parties______________ a period of great popularity in their early years.
<variant> are enjoying
<variant> have been enjoying <variant> enjoy
<variant> had enjoyed
<variant> will enjoy
<question> Ellen _____________ listening when the teacher spoke to her.
<variant> were
<variant> is
<variant> are
<variant> does <variant> was
<question> Helen and I __________________ looking when we crossed the road.
<variant> have been <variant> were/ weren’t
<variant> was
<variant> didn’t
<variant> had
<question> I ___________________ having a bath when the phone rang.
<variant> was
<variant> had
<variant> were
<variant> did
<variant> do
<question> ‘I ______________ out last Friday.’ <variant> doesn’t’
<variant> wasn’t
<variant> hadn’t
<variant> won’t <variant> didn’t go
<variant> doesn’t’
<question> I haven’t seen him __________________.
<variant> yesterday
<variant> already <variant> yet
<variant> just
<variant> last night
<question> I’ve ______________ spoken to James about the meeting.
<variant> yet
<variant> usually <variant> already
<variant> unlikely
<variant> sometimes
<question> I ______________ Helen since we _________________ at school together.
<variant> have known/were
<variant> know/were
<variant> knew/have been
<variant> am knowing/were
<variant> was knowing/was
<question> Ben ___________of changing his jo<variant>
<variant> thinks
<variant> have been thinking <variant> is thinking
<variant> will be thinking
<variant> was though
<question> I ________________ people who lie.
<variant> hate
<variant> hates
<variant> is hating
<variant> was hating
<variant> had hate
<question> Who____________________Hamlet?
<variant> did write
<variant> was writing <variant> wrote
<variant> had wrote
<variant> is writing
<question> What percentage of seats in parliament ________________?
<variant> hold women <variant> do women hold
<variant> were holing women
<variant> does women hold
<variant> did hold women
<question> I was ____________ by her brilliant performance.
<variant> amazing
<variant> amaze <variant> amazed
<variant> was amazing
<variant> to amaze
<question> They flew to Texas ___________________
<variant> over the last week
<variant> today <variant> last week
<variant> at the moment
<variant> now
<question> Mary ____________________a lot of money last month.
<variant> inherited
<variant> has inherited
<variant> earn <variant> inherited
<variant> get
<variant> were getting
<question> They _______________the same program for the last ten years.
<variant> have use <variant> have been using
<variant> had used <variant> used
<variant> work with
<question> I _______________$200 out of the cash machine two days ago.
<variant> ad taken
<variant> have taken <variant> took
<variant> was taking
<variant> got
<question> _________________________problems with your friends about study?
<variant> did you ever have
<variant> does you have <variant> have you ever had
<variant> was you have
<variant> had you have
<question> The bank ____________________ a mortgage last year.
<variant> hasn’t given
<variant> wasn’t giving <variant> didn’t give <variant> didn’t give
<variant> did
<variant> doesn’t give
<question> We only _________________the car an hour ago but they have charged us for two hours.
<variant> have parked
<variant> was parking
<variant> parks
<variant> have been parking <variant> parked
<question> He __________________have a big dog when he was a child.<variant> used to <variant> use to <variant> did <variant> had <variant> using to <question> Did you ____________________dance when you were at school? <variant> use to <variant> used to <variant> have <variant> want <variant> wish <question> I _____________like tomatoes but now I eat them with pleasure.
<variant> didn’t use to
<variant> use to
<variant> didn’t used to
<variant> was eating
<variant> were eat
<variant> ate
<question> He _________________swim a lot in the river but now he swims in the swimming pool.
<variant> used to
<variant> use to
<variant> wants
<variant> did
<variant> didn’t
<question> Who _____________the computer?
<variant> invented
<variant> did invent <variant> invented
<variant> does invent
<variant> had created
<variant> was creating <question> How many countries __________________to the Soviet Union?
<variant> belong <variant> belonged
<variant> do belong
<variant> belong
<variant> were
<variant> was
<question> How many people ______________in Almaty?
<variant> do live <variant> live
<variant> doesn’t live
<variant> stays
<variant> have been
<question> Who _____________ the World Football Championship in 2012?
<variant> won
<variant> play
<variant> have won
<variant> was playing
<variant> get prize
<question> How many people ______________in the recent terror attacks in France 2015?
<variant> died
<variant> did die
<variant> alive
<variant> have saved
<variant> have been killed
<question> We haven’t finished planning our _____________to Mexico yet, but we are going for two weeks.
<variant> trip
<variant> travel
<variant> journey
<variant> adventure
<variant> hitchhiked
<question> Travelling around Thailand was an incredible ___________________we saw many beautiful places and met some wonderful people.
<variant> adventure
<variant> trip
<variant> study
<variant> travel
<variant> travels
<question> I have _________________all over Europe. The best lift I ever had was from Germany to France.
<variant> travel
<variant> walk <variant> hitchhiked
<variant> was going
<variant> went
<question> We use a lot of energy in our _______________lesson.
<variant> geography
<variant> math
<variant> history <variant> PE
<variant> foreign language
<question> To begin with, she seemed very_____________, and I didn’t like her at all.
<variant> arrogant
<variant> pleased
<variant> happy <variant> arrogant
<variant> nice
<variant> terrible
<question> Physically, he is _______________build and quite tall.
<variant> average
<variant> nice
<variant> quite
<variant> well
<variant> strong
<question> They are _________lots of interesting things, especially music, but they hate dancing.
<variant> into
<variant> in
<variant> over
<variant> behind
<variant> up
<question> She has got a real _____________for the piano and she likes to play a lot when she is alone at home.
<variant> talent
<variant> desire
<variant> interest
<variant> addiction
<variant> mood
<question> I like _____________out with my friends on Friday nights.
<variant> going
<variant> walk
<variant> see
<variant> talk
<variant> meet each other
<question> The most ___________part of a CV is often the personal details.
<variant> revealing
<variant> interesting
<variant> horrible <variant> revealing
<variant> lie
<variant> hopeful
<question> Helen White was _______________on ghost stories but decided to ____________ ghost hunting after watching a TV documentary about it.
<variant> fond/ give up
<variant> admire/ take off
<variant> keen/ take up
<variant> hate/take up
<variant> take/ get on
<question> As a real man, he was really crazy ____________ his new sports car.
<variant> in
<variant> on <variant> about
<variant> off
<variant> near
<question> Interest in stamp collection turned to _________________.
<variant> sickness
<variant> madness <variant> passion
<variant> adventure
<variant> dream
<question> Kate quickly _________a taste for cooking and now spends every weekend cooking delicious cakes and biscuits.
<variant> got
<variant> gets
<variant> have
<variant> receive
<variant> understand
<question> Which phrasal verb means “meets by chance”
<variant> stopped off
<variant> gave up <variant> runs into
<variant> take off
<variant> put on
<question> Which phrasal verb means “left”
<variant> runs into
<variant> getting by <variant> gave up
<variant> set out
<variant> bringing together
<question> Which phrasal verb means “managing to survive”
<variant> gave up
<variant> stopped off
<variant> set out <variant> getting by
<variant> move on
<question> Which phrasal verb means “combining”
<variant> bringing together
<variant> stopped off
<variant> getting by
<variant> takeoff
<variant> take over
<question> Which phrasal verb means “started ( a journey)”
<variant> set out
<variant> stand on
<variant> move on
<variant> stay by <variant> set out
<variant> take out
<question> You don’t have any strange hobbies, _____________you?
<variant> do
<variant> does
<variant> have
<variant> is <variant> do
<variant> were
<question> You have never been obsessed with anything, ____________you?
<variant> have
<variant> are
<variant> do
<variant> were
<variant> did
<question> He isn’t a football player, ________he?
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<variant> does
<variant> have
<variant> has
<variant> are
<question> She never got into stamp collecting, _________she?
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<variant> does
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<variant> is
<variant> am
<question> As a teenager, you weren’t a fan of Hot Chilly Peppers, _______you?
<variant> re
<variant> did <variant> were
<variant> do
<variant> was
<question> How many countries _______you _________?
<variant> has/visited
<variant> have been/visited <variant> have/ visited
<variant> did/ visit
<variant> had/ go
<question> Where ________you _________for your last holiday?
<variant> did/ go
<variant> do/ go
<variant> didn’t/go
<variant> are/ went
<variant> does/ go
<question> __________you ever _________on your own?
<variant> have/ travelled
<variant> has/ travelled
<variant> had been/ travel
<variant> were/ visit
<variant> have /travel
<question> When _________she ________ for the first time?
<variant> does/fly
<variant> have/ flew <variant> did/fly
<variant> had/ flown
<variant> was/ flying
<question> How many times________ you __________away last year?
<variant> do/ go
<variant> did/went
<variant> does/ go <variant> did/ go
<variant> were/ go
<question> ____________people from Russia went to Kazakhstan in the 19th century.
<variant> many
<variant> many of
<variant> some of
<variant> a half
<variant> some
<question> There are __________ French speakers in Montreal.
<variant> a lot of
<variant> too much
<variant> a little
<variant> not much
<variant> so much
<question> She ____ with her friends on VK every day.
<variant> communicates
<variant> is communicating
<variant> communicate
<variant> will communicating
<variant> have been contacted
<question> More and more people ____ divorced every year.
<variant> are getting
<variant> are wanting
<variant> wanting
<variant> getting
<variant> want
<question> Many, but not all, people ____ get married in a church. .
<variant> want to
<variant> are wanting to
<variant> wanting to
<variant> used to wants
<variant> use to want
<question> Would you like _______________ to the theatre tonight?
<variant> go
<variant> going
<variant> goes <variant> to go
<variant> to going
<question> I _____________to Peru on holiday next month.
<variant> flying
<variant> am go flying
<variant> will flying <variant> am flying
<variant> go
<question> Oh! It _______________. I’ll take an umbrella with me.
<variant> will raining
<variant> rains <variant> is raining
<variant> raining
<variant> was raining
<question> Do you have any plans for tonight? Yes, we ____________ to the cinema
<variant> will go
<variant> going
<variant> go
<variant> is going <variant> are going
<question> I plan to ___________________ two weeks by the beach.
<variant> bring
<variant> spends
<variant> spending
<variant> making <variant> spend
<question> The fast food restaurant was __________________ dirty. We didn’t eat there.
<variant> extreme
<variant> bit
<variant> very much <variant> extremely
<variant> amazing
<question> Could you tell me where I can __________________ the number 43 bus?
<variant> catch
<variant> arrive
<variant> set off
<variant> take off
<variant> give up
<question> Can you __________ near the university, please?
<variant> see me off
<variant> run into me <variant> drop me off
<variant> Lift me in
<variant> Set me off
<question> I __________ Joe tonight.
<variant> watch
<variant> see <variant> am seeing
<variant> look
<variant> saw
<question> Do you want me to __________ him anything?
<variant> telling
<variant> speak
<variant> tell <variant> communicate
<variant> talk
<question> What are you __________?
<variant> thinking
<variant> think
<variant> do
<variant> want
<variant> wish
<question> What does your boyfriend look like?
<variant> Skiing and going to the cinema with me
<variant> He’s clever and very polite <variant> He’s tall and has wavy brown hair
<variant> he has two cars and one bike
<variant> he was in UK twice
<question> What is your boyfriend like?
<variant> He’s clever and very polite
<variant> Skiing and going to the cinema with me <variant> He’s clever and very polite
<variant> He are tall and has wavy brown hair
<variant> he has two cars and one bike
<variant> he was in UK twice
<question> What does your boyfriend like?
<variant> Skiing and going to the cinema with me..
<variant> He’s tall and has wavy brown hair.
<variant> He’s clever and very polite.
<variant> he has two cars and one bike
<variant> he was in UK twice
<question> Playing the lottery is not __________ as gambling.
<variant> the same
<variant> different
<variant> similar
<variant> have similarity
<variant> absolutely different
<question> Bill is really lucky. Last week he __________ £10,000 on the lottery.
<variant> was winning
<variant> had won <variant> won
<variant> have been winning
<variant> win
<question> Now he’s got __________ than he’s ever had before.
<variant> most money
<variant> lots of money <variant> more money
<variant> much money
<variant> all money
<question> What are you __________ with all the money you’ve won?
<variant> going to do
<variant> doing
<variant> will do
<variant> plan
<variant> done
<question> This is the __________ thing that could happen to me!
<variant> worse
<variant> bad <variant> worst
<variant> better
<variant> friendly
<question> The most successful adverts are not always the _________.
<variant> better
<variant> worst
<variant> more popular <variant> best
<variant> interesting
<question> Sometimes what makes an advert special is simply that it is _____________ from other adverts.
<variant> similar
<variant> the same
<variant> the best
<variant> unusual <variant> different
<question> I’ve got a new jo<variant>
<variant> So have I
<variant> I did
<variant> Me neither
<variant> I am not
<variant> neither do I
<question> I really don’t like it.
<variant> So do I
<variant> I did
<variant> Me also
<variant> I am not
<variant> So have I
<question> She’s from London.
<variant> I did <variant> I am not
<variant> Me neither
<variant> So have I
<variant> So do I
<question> I didn’t buy a ticket.
<variant> So have I
<variant> Me also <variant> I did
<variant> I am not
<variant> So do I.
<question> He speaks German.
<variant> I did
<variant> Me neither
<variant> I am not <variant> So do I
<variant> So have I
<question> Can you get me a___________ of milk, please?
<variant> bottle
<variant> jar
<variant> pot
<variant> plate
<variant> spoon
<question> People who love shopping and shop all the time are called_________________.
<variant> shopaholics
<variant> shoplifters
<variant> shopper
<variant> client
<variant> staff
<question> You really should take ____________of our special offers.
<variant> advantage
<variant> advice
<variant> profit
<variant> change
<variant> disadvantage
<question> Sorry, I bought it __________mistake.
<variant> in
<variant> on
<variant> out
<variant> over <variant> by
<question> It’s really difficult to live ________less than £100 per week.
<variant> on
<variant> off
<variant> to <variant> on
<variant> by
<variant> out
<question> I’ve been working here _____________ages.
<variant> since
<variant> about <variant> for
<variant> almost
<variant> near
<question> Don’t do it! You _______________regret it!
<variant> had
<variant> have to
<variant> might not
<variant> should <variant> would
<question> I have __________very healthy diet.
<variant> the
<variant> an
<variant> – <variant> a
<variant> these
<question> I really like ___________ the Spanish food.
<variant> zero article
<variant> the
<variant> an
<variant> a
<variant> this
<question> If you hadn’t met me, __________?
<variant> what would you have done
<variant> what would you do
<variant> what will you do
<variant> what won’t you have done
<variant> what would you have do
<question> If you weren’t a photographer, __________?
<variant> what would you want to be
<variant> what would you have wants to be
<variant> what will you be
<variant> what won’t you be
<variant> what do you want to be
<question> Lenny Montano __________ how some tricks are done.
<variant> revealed
<variant> pretended
<variant> claimed
<variant> think
<variant> make
<question> Could you __________ a small donation, please?
<variant> make
<variant> pay
<variant> do
<variant> give
<variant> take
<question> I need to __________ some money from the cash machine.
<variant> withdraw
<variant> pay
<variant> make
<variant> got
<variant> have
<question> How many times have you __________ that trick?
<variant> performed
<variant> pretended
<variant> play
<variant> take
<variant> receive
<question> “We had to pay too much,” he __________.
<variant> complained
<variant> tell <variant> ) warned
<variant> ignore
<variant> think
<question> That was fantastic! Definitely the __________ of my day.
<variant> get cracking
<variant> bright and early
<variant> useless <variant> high point
<variant> sadness
<question> You really love playing badminton, don’t you? I can tell because you’re always so __________.
<variant> enthusiastic
<variant> ambitious
<variant> talented
<variant> unhappy
<variant> interested <variant> enthusiastic
<question> My friend Jake always describes himself as a (6) _______________, which I find strange because he was born in Brighton.
<variant> complexion
<variant> muscular <variant> Londoner
<variant> wavy
<variant> British
<question> When you first meet him, all you see is this tall, _______________ man with a_______________ head – it can be quite frightening!
<variant> complexion/ intelligent <variant> muscular / shaved
<variant> muscular / blond
<variant> wavy/complexion
<variant> shaved/ muscular
<question> Don’t worry. I ____________what you say.
<variant> I’m believing
<variant> trusts
<variant> lie <variant> believe
<variant> hope
<question> I ___________about what you told me.
<variant> think
<variant> were thinking <variant> I’m thinking
<variant> believe
<variant> were thinking
<question> I ______________ your point of view.
<variant> can’t see
<variant> I’m not seeing
<variant> couldn’t saw
<variant> I’m not see
<variant> I sees
<question> I _____________for a new boyfriend.
<variant> ‘m looking
<variant> look
<variant> looks <variant> can’t see
<variant> search
<variant> find out
<question> Give the definition of the word “ rejection”
<variant> give reasons or cite evidence in support of an idea, action, or theory, typically with the aim of persuading
<variant> take part in a violent struggle involving the exchange of physical blows or the use of weapons
<variant> he system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its .members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties <variant> the dismissing or refusing of a proposal, idea, et
<variant> have an effect on; make a difference to
<question> Give the definition of the word “community”
<variant> is all the people who live in a particular area or place
<variant> an organized military force equipped for fighting on land
<variant> a number of people or things that are located, gathered, or classed together
<variant> a number of birds of one kind feeding, resting, or travelling together
<variant> a large group of animals, especially hoofed mammals, that live together or are kept together as livestock
<question> Give the definition of the word “ trick”
<variant> a cunning act or scheme intended to deceive or outwit
<variant> is something that happens, especially when it is unusual or important.
<variant> an unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury
<variant> the action of celebrating an important day or event
<variant> a thing that someone says to cause amusement or laughter, especially a story with a funny punchline
<question> In the past ______________went to several small stores to buy groceries.
<variant> consumers
<variant> behavior
<variant> debt
<variant> demand
<variant> generation
<question> E- commerce has affected consumer____________, allowing specialized stores to take market share in a global marketplace.
<variant> behavior
<variant> consumers
<variant> debt <variant> behavior
<variant> demand
<variant> generation
<question> Online presence means that a small business can meet consumer________________overseas.
<variant> demand
<variant> consumers
<variant> debt <variant> demand
<variant> behaviour
<variant> generation
<question> A change of attitude towards ________________means more people borrow money from the bank.
<variant> debt
<variant> consumers <variant> debt
<variant> behavior
<variant> demand
<variant> generation fother
<question> Our grandparents’ ___________did not have easy access to credit cards.
<variant> generation
<variant> consumer
<variant> debt <variant> generation
<variant> demand
<variant> behavior
<question> It’s important to know how to ________________ when working in a group.
<variant> collaborate
<variant> collaboration
<variant> talks <variant> collaborate
<variant> encourages
<variant> show
<question> When there are set rules in place, people know what to expect and there is less_____________.
<variant> confusion
<variant> confuse
<variant> rules
<variant> examples
<variant> regulations
<question> It is unfair not to ________________cheating.
<variant> punishment
<variant> charge <variant> punish
<variant> see
<variant> have
<question> She has ____ finished this week’s report. .
<variant> yet <variant> already
<variant> ever
<variant> never
<variant> always
<question> I don’t think you _________________ them.
<variant> ought email
<variant> should to email <variant> should email
<variant> should emails
<variant> should emailing
<question> In the future there _______________ cures to the world’s worst diseases.
<variant> is going to being
<variant> will being
<variant> might have <variant> might be