English_1 / RL12

$ 1101

Their house is . . . ours.

1) like to 2) similar to

3) as 4) the same

$ 1102

Can you . . . . . . the dog while I’ll in hospital?

1) care of 2) look to

3) care 4) look after

$ 1103

. . . . . . yourself and call me up every evening.

1) Beware of 2) Look out

3) Take care of 4) Mind for

$ 1104

Could I . . . the oil level checked?

1) want 2) make

3) have 4) do

$ 1105

When the doctor examined her he . . . a prescription for her.

1) made out 2) drew up

3) put down 4) filled

$ 1106

When answering the questions both applicants sounded . . . the same.

1) many 2) very

3) much 4) more

$ 1107

I have warned them . . . . . . .

1) many occasions 2) several times

3) many instances 4) much time

$ 1108

. . . love their homeland more than anybody does.

1) A British 2) Britain

3) British 4) The British

$ 1109

He . . . his arm when he fell down.

1) hurt 2) has injured

3) hurted 4) has crashed

$ 1110

They got married only last March but they don’t seem to . . . . . . well.

1) get away 2) get on

3) get round 4) get out

$ 1111

The notice said: “Look . . . ! Children crossing”.

1) away 2) up

3) out 4) at

$ 1112

There was . . . we could do.

1) everything 2) anything

3) everybody 4) nothing

$ 1113

Children . . . . . . are not allowed in British pubs.

1) under 14 year 2) under the age of 14

3) less than 14 year 4) aged 14 year

$ 1114

I can’t put . . . . . . all that noise.

1) up with 2) away with

3) along with 4) down with

$ 1115

Do you have . . . in the tank?

1) lot of petrol 2) much petrol

3) a lots of petrol 4) many petrol

$ 1116

I wonder if any of the passengers . . . the air crash.

1) had left 2) had gone

3) had survived 4) had died

$ 1117

We made . . . quickly.

1) guests 2) ghosts

3) enemies 4) friends

$ 1118

“Listen, the Prime Minister is . . . .”

1) in the radio 2) on the air

3) in the broadcast 4) in the air

$ 1119

She . . . go riding a lot, but she hasn’t had a chance to do it since she left school.

1) is used to 2) ever

3) used to 4) never

$ 1120

The tax on petrol . . . . . . go up this month.

1) is expected to 2) is believed

3) is said 4) is waited to

$ 1121

Will you please stop, I’ll like to . . . . . . the car.

1) get from 2) get out of

3) get away 4) get rid

$ 1122

Will you . . . the alarm- clock for me?

1) wind up 2) pull up

3) ring up 4) wound up

$ 1123

This morning our managing director got a letter of resignation . . . by his deputy.

1)wrote 2) said

3) listened 4) signed

$ 1124

Peter stays in the shop until 6 o’clock, and then he’ll . . . .

1) put up 2) take over

3) put off 4) take up

$ 1125

His parents can’t . . . . . . his laziness any more.

1) catch up with 2) make off with

3) put up with 4)come down with

$ 1126

I arrived late at the airport and saw my plane . . . . . . .

1) take off 2) take up

3) to take off 4) to take up

$ 1127

When we . . . the room, the radio was playing soft music.

1) entered in 2) left for

3) entered 4) went away

$ 1128

Which performance would you . . . me to see?

1) say 2) advice

3) tell 4) advise

$ 1129

My friend says that her house is not big enough so she is . . . a room built on.

1) causing 2) having

3) preparing 4) making

$ 1130

I hate flying. I think the most worrying part is when the plane . . . .

1) takes up 2) lifts up

3) takes off 4) raises

$ 1131

The new shopping centre is . . . being built on the site of the old theatre.

1) actually 2) hardly

3) formerly 4) monthly

$ 1132

What . . . you choose such a dangerous job?

1) got 2) made

3) had 4) did

$ 1133

. . . is my favourite sport.

1) Shopping 2) Cooking

3) Sightseeing 4) Riding

$ 1134

He was the first to finish . . . his test – paper.

1) listening 2) speaking

3) writing 4) watching

$ 1135

The number of children who can’t speak properly will rise if the present teaching methods . . . unchanged.

1) stay 2) become

3) remain 4) take

$ 1136

We went out for a walk . . . the bad weather.

1) instead of 2) in spite of

3) although 4) because of

$ 1137

This is the first time that her paintings . . . in Kyiv.

1) have been exhibited 2) have been watched

3) has been seen 4) has been noticed

$ 1138

I can . . . well with my colleagues, although they are much older than I am.

1) encourage 2) treat

3) dismiss 4) get on

$ 1139

There is a plane which . . . for Uzhhorod in 30 minutes.

1) arrives 2) takes

3) leaves 4) moves

$ 1140

Since the accident he hasn’t been . . . to drive the car.

1) suggested 2) allowed

3) asked 4) let

$ 1141

“Wouldn’t you like to come along?” – “I’d rather . . . here.”

1) go 2) stay

3) come 4) leave

$ 1142

“My hair is bothering me.”- “Get it . . . ”

1) cut 2) break

3) rid of 4) comb

$ 1143

If you can run like that on Saturday, you’re . . . to win the race.

1) possible 2) welcome

3) bound 4) eager

$ 1144

Researchers . . . a lot before they discover a new medicine.

1) experience 2) excavate

2) exercise 4) experiment

$ 1145

It isn’t polite to . . . a woman’s age.

1) say 2) ask for

3) tell 4) ask

$ 1146

Take two of these tablets; they won’t . . . any harm.

1) have 2) do

3) be 4) make

$ 1147

I . . . it would stop raining.

1) wish 2) hope

3) want 4) expect

$ 1148

Can you . . . to me how this equipment works?

1) show 2) tell

3) explain 4) ask

$ 1149

“I don’t know how to switch this computer on”. – “ Why don’t you look in the . . . ?”

1) user lexicon 2) use guide

3) user’s manual 4) usage directory

$ 1150

We were bored, so we started to . . . new games.

1) find out 2) invent

3) discover 4) research

$ 1151

Many people can’t . . . to go on holiday these days.

1) stand 2) allow

3) permit 4) afford

$ 1152

. . . had I finished my supper when the telephone rang.

1) Hardly 2) Early

3) Soon 4) Not only

$ 1153

I can never get used . . . . . . at 7 o’clock.

1) to listening to 2) to getting up

3) to making out 4) to finding out

$ 1154

After a two-hour struggle the firemen managed to . . . . . . the fire.

1) put off 2) put down

3) put out 4) put through

$ 1155

The aeroplane crew . . . . . . two pilots and three stewardesses.

1) was made of 2) was consisted of

3) contained 4) consisted of

$ 1156

We fell in love with each other immediately. It was love . . . . . . .

1) at first sight 2) for the first look

3) for first glance 4) to the first eye

$ 1157

He failed the exam three times but . . . he passed.

1) lastly 2) in the end

3) at least 4) at the end

$ 1158

I finally . . . to finish the crossword.

1) succeeded 2) enjoyed

3) managed 4) liked

$ 1159

Digging is very . . . . . . work.

1) confidential 2) exhaustive

3) volunteering 4) tiring

$ 1160

Go now, . . . you’ll miss your train and be late for the party.

1) so 2) otherwise

3) in case 4) unless

$ 1161

This parcel is for Nick. Can you take it with you . . . you see him?

1) in case 2) suppose

3) in way 4) provided

$ 1162

It doesn’t . . . you any good to eat so many chocolates.

1) make 2) cause

3) do 4) effect

$ 1163

They’ll do the work . . . . . . they can have a few extra days off.

1) in condition 2) as long as

3) on behalf of 4) as far as

$ 1164

When Jane noticed her mother she . . . . . . her.

1) left 2) ran into

3) went away 4) ran up to

$ 1165

When her boyfriend said he would marry her, she really didn’t know. . . to say yes or no.

1) whether 2) whatever

3) wherever 4) whoever

$ 1166

My father was . . . up in a small village.

1) raised 2) grown

3) brought 4) educated

$ 1167

The first thing the doctor did was to . . . my blood pressure.

1) calculate 2) take

3) measure 4) make

$ 1168

Then she told me to . . . down on the bed.

1) sleep 2) lay

3) wake up 4) lie

$ 1169

. . . recent heavy rain, wide – spread flooding has occurred.

1) Because of 2) In case of

3) In spite of 4) Despite

$ 1170

“ I wish I could do English at this University”, the applicant thought . . . . . . .

1) by herself 2) at myself

3) to himself 4) in himself

$ 1171

When we returned, we found that the table had been . . . .

1) lied 2) laid

3) layed 4) lain

$ 1172

“ I have just one more question”, - Columbo said to the murderer and . . . another cigar.

1) lit 2) sucked

3) burned 4) struck

$ 1173

Have you ever been . . . by a bee?

1) licked 2) pricked

3) itched 4) stung

$ 1174

The school was closed down because of a(n) . . . of money.

1) absence 2) shortage

3) abundance 4) non-existence

$ 1175

. . . smiling! Life is beautiful.

1) Take 2) Go

3) Keep 4) Do

$ 1176

These photos . . . me of my childhood days.

1) recall 2) remain

3) remember 4) remind

$ 1177

She lives in London and she doesn’t understand why her son . . .to Manchester so often.

1) goes 2) leaves

3) comes 4) arrives

$ 1178

It’s dark here because there’s only one candle . . . on the table.

1) lighting 2) burning

3) lightening 4) shining

$ 1179

He . . . to be an intelligent young man.

1) seems 2) looks

3) appears 4) loves

$ 1180

These batteries . . . for about eight months.

1) long 2) least

3) extend 4) last

$ 1181

Don’t disturb the priest. He . . . his prayers now.

1) is saying 2) is telling

3) is speaking 4) is talking

$ 1182

The landlady has . . . me 50 hryvnyas for this room.

1) asked 2) charged

3) cost 4) priced

$ 1183

They . . . her queen of the land.

1) selected 2) made

3) joined 4) found

$ 1184

She . . . everywhere but she couldn’t find the letter.

1) sought 2) watched

3) searched 4) noticed

$ 1185

Most witnesses . . . against him in court.

1) testified 2) identified

3) tested 4) falsified

$ 1186

Who . . . England in 1066?

1) defeat 2) overcome

3) empowered 4) conquered

$ 1187

Thank God you . . . her of the meeting. She would have forgotten.

1) remembered 2) reminded

3) remained 4) recalled

$ 1188

I . . . everywhere but couldn’t find the book.

1) seemed 2) smiled

3) searched 4) sought

$ 1189

Several MPs . . . to the Prime Minister’s plan.

1) minded 2) opposed

3) contradicted 4) objected

$ 1190

He . . . to us for help when his father died.

1) turned 2) requested

3) asked 4) telephoned

$ 1191

The children usually . . . a lot of noise.

1) do 2) bring

3) make 4) take

$ 1192

He didn’t go to work yesterday. . . . did I.

1) Also 2) Either

3) Too 4) Neither

$ 1193

They kept on . . . although the film had already started.

1) speaking 2) talking

3) discussing 4) wondering

$ 1194

Do you want me . . . you with the housework today?

1) to make 2) to find

3) to help 4) to watch

$ 1195

My grandfather . . . to hospital last night.

1) took 2) taking

3) take 4) was taken

$ 1196

They were close friends because they had interests in . . . .

1) common 2) resemblance

3) similar 4) different

$ 1197

Your work has been very good . . . . . . this year.

1) so long 2) so far

3) as far as 4) by far

$ 1198

When it started to rain she . . . . . . her raincoat.

1) put in 2) took off

3) put on 4) took up

$ 1199

Jessica never buys a dress without first . . . . . . . . . in the shop.

1) taking it off 2) trying it on

3) putting it up 4) trying it up

$ 1200

I can keep an eye on the house till your mother . . . back.

1) remembers 2) goes

3) returns 4) gets