English_1 / RL13

$ 1201

Profits . . . largely on production and sales.

1) depend 2) devide

3) define 4) decide

$ 1202

He . . . 50 hryvnyas from his father.

1) brought 2) bought

3) borrowed 4) bent

$ 1203

My doctor is very busy so I have to make an . . . before I go to see him.

1) suggestion 2) approval

3) prescription 4) appointment

$ 1204

She . . . from bad headaches.

1) tired 2) suffered

3) injured 4) had

$ 1205

Students usually . . . a grant from the state.

1) receive 2) give

3) choose 4) follow

$ 1206

People sometimes try to . . . the result of an election weeks before it takes place.

1) propose 2) indicate

3) predict 4) state

$ 1207

She . . . the room with three other girls.

1) gives 2) misses

3) likes 4) shares

$ 1208

Let’s . . . the Smiths for dinner.

1) invite 2) come

3) ask 4) give

$ 1209

I’m very . . . of Chinese food.

1) curious 2) famous

3) interested 4) fond

$ 1210

Scientists have proved that there is a link between smoking and a disease which can be . . . cancer.

1) strong 2) fatal

3) difficult 4) light

$ 1211

Some people are . . . on alcohol. They can’t do without it.

1) influenced 2) interfered

3) dependent 4) busy

$ 1212

He wants to . . . . . . smoking.

1) give up 2) set up

3) take in 4) find out

$ 1213

At a summit meeting each country is . . . by its head of government.

1) presented 2) reported

3) submitted 4) represented

$ 1214

She accepted his proposal, they became . . . and he gave her a ring.

1) entitled 2) partners

3) engaged 4) enemies

$ 1215

If you don’t like shops, you can stay at home, look at catalogues and newspaper advertisements and do your shopping by . . . . . . .

1) receipt 2) mail order

3) refund 4) cash desk

$ 1216

. . . . . . is a phrase often used to describe ways of giving information and entertainment to very large numbers of people.

1) Mass media 2)Soap operas

3) Quiz shows 4) TV programmes

$ 1217

This programme is . . . Switch to another channel.

1) amusing 2) pitiful

3) interesting 4) boring

$ 1218

Try to avoid taking your holiday during the busy . . . tourist season.

1) cozy 2) idle

3) peak 4) rush

$ 1219

Sick people get free . . . from their doctor or at the hospital.

1) disease cure 2) medical treatment

3) illness case 4) medical prescription

$ 1220

In times of high unemployment there are usually very many applicants when a . . . is advertised.

1) vacancy 2) reference

3) qualification 4) application

$ 1221

When Kate’s cat was killed by a car she burst into . . . and began to sob loudly.

1) cry 2) laughter

3) worry 4) tears

$ 1222

I’ve always had a wish to . . . something to write a book, climb a mountain, win a prize.

1) lose 2) achieve

3) break 4) withdraw

$ 1223

I’m not very such of myself and it would be good for my . . . to succeed in something.

1) health 2) trust

3) confidence 4) patience

$ 1224

Your first language is also called your mother . . . .

1) language 2) tongue

3) niece 4) twin

$ 1225

You put a . . . in a tape recorder.

1) file 2) socket

3) plug 4) cassette

$ 1226

These chocolates are made . . . . . . .

1) in hand 2) for hand

3) by hand 4) at hand

$ 1227

When I got home last night, I got . . . and went straight to bed.

1) undressed 2) hungry

3) dressed 4) lonely

$ 1228

There are too many . . . on the road.

1) shops 2) vehicles

3) toys 4) trees

$ 1229

The USA is written in . . . letters.

1) large 2) great

3) big 4) capital

$ 1230

If she fails her exam, she can . . . it in the autumn.

1) undertake 2) overtake

3) retake 4) mistake

$ 1231

When it is sunny, I always feel . . . .

1) worse 2) best

3) worst 4) better

$ 1232

I can’t speak to him now-please tell him I’ll give him a . . . .

1) turn 2) ring

3) coffee 4) tea

$ 1233

You passed. . . . !

1) Congratulations 2) I’m sorry

3) Goodbye 4) How are you

$ 1234

He . . . to known a lot about computers.

1) denies 2) seems

3) loves 4) offers

$ 1235

They . . . to finish work at 8 p.m.

1) imagined 2) expected

3) managed 4) impressed

$ 1236

I promised to go in five minutes but she forced me to go . . . .

1) immediately 2) soon

3) later 4) next

$ 1237

. . . is the money you pay every week or month to the owner of the flat where you live.

1) Salary 2) Rent

3) Wages 4) Fee

$ 1238

To . . . money means to use money badly.

1) watch 2) use

3) spend 4) waste

$ 1239

Salad is usually a . . . of uncooked vegetables.

1) kind 2) sort

3) mixture 4) colour

$ 1240

It’s a very popular restaurant, so you may need to . . . a table beforehand.

1) obtain 2) reserve

3) check 4) get

$ 1241

Lucy and Nick are learning to . . . the tango.

1) dance 2) sing

3) play 4) read

$ 1242

I always . . . . . . the news on the radio in the morning.

1) hear of 2) go to

3) look at 4) listen to

$ 1243

It’s a really sad film. It made me . . . .

1) laugh 2) nervous

3) cry 4) sick

$ 1244

How did the accident . . . ?

1) go 2) happen

3) come 4) become

$ 1245

I sometimes . . . my own mobile phone number !

1) remember 2) forgive

3) recollect 4) forget

$ 1246

My cousin is very . . . . He’s 1.95 m.

1) tall 2) long

3) high 4) short

$ 1247

My mother always . . . when she cuts up onions.

1) screams 2) laughs

3) cries 4) caughs

$ 1248

Janet is very clever, isn’t she? She . . . five languages.

1) talks 2) speaks

3) tells 4) says

$ 1249

Peter . . . hard but he is really no good at tennis.

1) tries 2) starts

3) plays 4) finishes

$ 1250

She was only five when her parents . . . from London to New York.

1) went 2) arrived

3) moved 4) got

$ 1251

I . . . you several times this afternoon, but your phone was always engaged.

1) tried 2) asked

3) addressed 4) called

$ 1252

They . . . sixty people to the party, but only twenty came.

1) promised 2) invited

3) suggested 4) asked

$ 1253

We . . . for you for an hour outside the cinema. Where were you?

1) wanted 2) looked

3) waited 4) found

$ 1254

He . . . reading that computer book because it was so boring.

1) stopped 2) began

3) started 4) finished

$ 1255

Thank you for a wonderful evening. I really . . . it.

1) adored 2) admired

3) worshipped 4) enjoyed

$ 1256

Is it really you James ? I’m sorry, but I didn’t . . . you without your beard.

1) see 2) recognize

3) watch 4) memorize

$ 1257

What does this word . . . ? It isn’t in the dictionary.

1) sound 2) say

3) mean 4) tell

$ 1258

Who . . . this cake ? It’s delicious!

1) made 2) cooked

3) did 4) boiled

$ 1259

Turn on the . . . , please. It’s very dark in here.

1) matches 2) fire

3) lighter 4) light

$ 1260

I usually have a boiled . . . for breakfast.

1) plate 2) coffee

3) egg 4) tea

$ 1261

Cathy and Lucy were born on the same day. They are . . . .

1) partners 2) twins

3) companions 4) pairs

$ 1262

I feel . . . . I think I’ll make myself a sandwich.

1) thirsty 2) angry

3) hungry 4) bored

$ 1263

We . . . the last bus home.

1) caught 2) seized

3) rode 4) travelled

$ 1264

Could you print another . . . of this letter ? I want to keep one and give one to Suzan.

1) piece 2) correction

3) fax 4) copy

$ 1265

If you look at a computer . . . all day, your eyes get tired.

1) printer 2) screen

3) disk 4) program

$ 1266

What shall I buy Jack for his birthday: a CD or a book ? I can’t . . . .

1) check 2) explain

3) thank 4) decide

$ 1267

I felt sorry for him and when he asked me to help him, I couldn’t . . . .

1) refuse 2) promise

3) reject 4) agree

$ 1268

In class we sometimes . . . politics and big news stories.

1) negotiate 2) describe

3) discuss 4) repeat

$ 1269

Please . . . you won’t tell anyone else. It’s a secret between us.

1) introduce 2) promise

3) explain 4) provide

$ 1270

When you come to London, I’ll you to all my friends.

1) meet 2) inquire

3) describe 4) introduce

$ 1271

When you pay for something, you usually get a . . . .

1) receipt 2) bill

3) recipe 4) cash

$ 1272

The doctor gave him a . . . for some medicine.

1) recipe 2) account

3) statement 4) prescription

$ 1273

He gave me a lift when I missed the bus. He’s a . . . person.

1) shy 2) helpful

3) serious 4) selfish

$ 1274

Don’t . . . about me. I’ll be careful.

1) wonder 2) dream

3) worry 4) dislike

$ 1275

I haven’t seen Irene for twenty years. I can’t . . . what she looks like now.

1) imagine 2) think

3) believe 4) wonder

$ 1276

Which flavour ice cream do you . . . , coffee or chocolate?

1) taste 2)dislike

3) prefer 4) expect

$ 1277

I’m going to work in Canada but if I . . . my friends and family a lot, I’m coming back.

1) want 2) miss

3) suffer 4) dream

$ 1278

She . . . in love. It’s the most important thing in this world.

1) likes 2) feels

3) believes 4) dreams

$ 1279

That sing . . . that you can’t park here.

1) seems 2) exists

3) becomes 4) means

$ 1280

What . . . if you’re late for work? Do you get into trouble?

1) means 2) costs

3) happens 4) takes

$ 1281

It . . . about an hour to get to Kate’s house by car.

1) takes 2) does

3) makes 4) goes

$ 1282

“What are you doing next weekend?” “It . . . on the weather.”

1) depends 2) suits

3) judges 4) means

$ 1283

Please let’s . . . . We’re going to be really late for the meeting.

1) travel 2) hurry

3) race 4) come

$ 1284

The plane . . . at Kennedy airport and all the passengers got out.

1) sat 2) left

3) stood 4) landed

$ 1285

Her parents don’t . . . her to stay out later than 10.30 at night.

1) let 2) suggest

3) allow 4) advise

$ 1286

It was very difficult to see the road through the . . . fag.

1) thick 2) deep

3) thin 4) strong

$ 1287

She felt very . . . when she didn’t get the job.

1) friendly 2) upset

3) unfriendly 4) shy

$ 1288

I’m choosing number thirteen – it’s my . . . number.

1) happy 2) warm

3) lucky 4) fortunate

$ 1289

He had to . . . a meal for ten people last week.

1) make 2) clear

3) do 4) prepare

$ 1290

I got into . . . because I was late for school today.

1) happiness 2) trouble

3) sorrow 4) war

$ 1291

He had a car . . . because he was driving too fast.

1) accident 2) happening

3) incident 4) cause

$ 1292

When two countries fight, there is a . . . between them.

1) trouble 2)accident

3) war 4) incident

$ 1293

What is your . . . of this book? Did you think it was good?

1) view 2) opinion

3) attitude 4) attention

$ 1294

He’s got an excellent . . . for names and faces. I never forget them.

1) recollection 2) idea

3) mind 4) memory

$ 1295

What’s the . . . of your visit? Are you here on business or for a holiday?

1) opinion 2) try

3)purpose 4) attempt

$ 1296

She didn’t speak a word of English so I had to . . . for her when we were in London.

1) explain 2) translate

3)interrupt 4) inform

$ 1297

John hasn’t . . . me about the trip next week. I don’t think she want to come.

1) contacted 2) viewed

3) addressed 4) written

$ 1298

I think we both . . . badly. He was lazy and passive and I was rude and aggressive.

1) apologized 2) separated

3) pretended 4) behaved

$ 1299

Her work is getting worse and worse. Unless it . . . , she’ll fail her exams in the summer.

1) gets back 2) improves

3) gets well 4) increases

$ 1300

He wants to get to the top before he is thirty. He is very . . . .

1) ambitious 2) forward

3) advanced 4) intelligent