Variant IV

A house’s windows

B houses windows

C windows of the house

D houses’ windows

37.

Jo and Marry often write to you but you don’t often write to …

A themselves

B their

C theirs

D them

38.

Sydney is famous for … opera house.

A its

B it

C it’s

D his

39.

There was no water, so they couldn’t wash …

A –

B them

C themselves

D theirs

40.

Can I have a kilo of potatoes, … new ones behind you?

A these

B this

C that

D those

41.

‘I haven’t got any money.’ – ‘…’

A So have I

B Nor do I

C Neither have I

D I don’t either

42.

Although he’s travelled …, he’s only visited … countries.

A many … many

B a lot … much

C a lot … a few

D a lot of … few

43.

The weather has been very dry recently. We’ve had very … rain.

A a little

B little

C many

D a lot of

44.

The woman … can answer your question is Mrs Smith.

A who

B which

C –

D she

45. Who was that man …?

A with who I saw you

B with him I saw you

C whom I saw you

D I saw you with

46.

Tell me … you want and I’ll try to get it for you.

A what

B that

C –

D which

47. Who … this key? – Emma did.

A did give you

B did you give

C gave you

D you gave

48.

Jack’s on holiday, …?

A isn’t Jack

B isn’t he

C hasn’t he

D isn’t it

49.

Carol said she … a doctor.

A is

B was

C were

D will be

50.

Steve asked me … him my skates.

A if I would lend

B could I lend

C whether I will lend

D can I lend

51.

She wanted to know why … the day before.

A didn’t my friend phone

B my friend didn’t phone

C my friend hadn’t phoned

D my friend didn’t phoned

52.

Bill was taking a long time to get ready so I told him …

A hurry up

B to hurry up

C hurried up

D not hurry up

53.

If there … no buses, she … a taxi.

A is … will take

B are … will take

C are … will takes

D will be … will take

54.

If I … a big prize in a lottery, I … my job.

A won … would give up

B winned … would give up

C would win … would give up

D would win … gave up

55.

I missed the bus. If I … the bus, I … late for work.

A hadn’t missed … I wouldn’t be

B didn’t miss … wouldn’t have been

C didn’t miss … wouldn’t

D hadn’t missed … wouldn’t have been

56. Where can I …?

A having my passport checked

B check my passport

C have my passport checked

D have my passport checking

57.

Do you want … at a hotel or with us?

A them stay

B that they stayed

C them to stay

D them staying

58.

Jane didn’t let … her phone.

A me to use

B that I used

C me use

D me using

59.

I liked the book on the whole, but some stories are much better than …

A others

B the others

C some other

D other

60.

I’m not hungry. I don’t want … to eat.

A nothing

B something

C anything

D everything

61.

You can catch … bus. They all go to the city centre.

A any

B some

C no

D –

62.

Not … can fly. For example, the penguin can’t fly.

A all birds

B all of the birds

C all the birds

D all of birds

63. Don’t come so …

A near

B nearly

C nearer

D nearest

64.

He left the room …

A quiet

B quietly

C more quieter

D more quiet

65.

She is a very good player. I’m a … player …

A worse … that she

B worse … then she is

C worse … than her

D bad … as her

66.

John paints the … in the class.

A better

B best

C most best

D well

67.

He’s a fast runner. I can’t run as …

A fastly as him

B as fast that he

C fast as him

D faster than him

68.

The longer I work with him, …

A the more I like him

B I like him more

C the most I like him

D more I like him

69.

The letter … on March 1st, but it … until April 23rd.

A posted … didn’t arrive

B was posted … wasn’t arrive

C was posted … didn’t arrive

D was posted … wasn’t arrived

A mustn’t

B don’t have

C don’t have to

D haven’t to

82. I wonder why Tom didn’t phone me. He …

A must forget

B had to forget

C must have forgotten

D must forgot

83. … when I get home from work.

A I usually am hungry

B I am usually hungry

C I am hungry usually

D I usually hungry

84. … a long time for the bus.

A Always we have to wait

B We have to wait always

C We have always to wait

D We always have to wait