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Уровень 3

Choose the answer which best fits the missing word or phrase.

(выберите правильный ответ).

1. If you don't take exercise you ........ the risk of getting ill

  1. stand;

  2. face;

  3. run;

  4. suffer;

  5. I don't know.

2. He was ........ with embezzlement and sentenced to three years in prison

  1. accused;

  2. convicted;

  3. charged;

  4. arrested;

  5. I don't know.

3. If you are ........ with this test you should perhaps attempt an easier one

  1. stumbling;

  2. stressed;

  3. struggling;

  4. straining;

  5. I don't know.

4. Insulation was fitted to ........ further heat loss from the building

  1. guard;

  2. protect;

  3. save;

  4. prevent;

  5. I don't know.

5. We are all ........ the opinion that hydrocarbons in the atmosphere contribute to global warming

  1. in;

  2. on;

  3. of;

  4. with;

  5. I don't know.

6. ........ had we sold our stock when the markets crashed

  1. if only;

  2. just;

  3. seldom;

  4. hardly;

  5. I don't know.

7. I can't ........ thinking that we made a mistake in our calculations - the total is too high

  1. help;

  2. bear;

  3. stand;

  4. be;

  5. I don't know.

8. I dread ........ what would have happened if there'd been an accident

  1. thinking;

  2. to think;

  3. to thinking;

  4. the thought;

  5. I don't know.

9. Can you wait thirty seconds while I ........ in to the Post Office for some stamps?

  1. saunter;

  2. breeze;

  3. break;

  4. pop;

  5. I don't know.

10. The chess players tried very hard to ........ each other with every move in the tournament

  1. outnumber;

  2. outclass;

  3. outweigh;

  4. outwit;

  5. I don't know.

11. Having lost his voice as a result of a throat infection he was forced to ........ to get his point across

  1. gesticulate;

  2. prevaricate;

  3. manipulate;

  4. perambulate;

  5. I don't know.

12. I'm in a bit of a rush. But I'll stop for a cup of tea, .........

  1. although;

  2. though;

  3. as well;

  4. despite it;

  5. I don't know .

13. You could give her a call. I'm certain that, at this time of day, she ........ in the office

a) will be;

  1. was;

  2. had been;

  3. would have been;

  4. I don't know.

14. As the crowd ........ the gate many at the front were crushed and injured

  1. clustered to;

  2. surged toward;

  3. mustered to;

  4. amassed to;

  5. I don't know.

15. He's a very ........ gentleman - always poking his nose in the affairs of others

  1. daunting;

  2. tenuous;

  3. influential;

  4. meddlesome;

  5. I don't know.

16. As I walked along the landing I noticed water ........ under the door

  1. leaking;

  2. seeping;

  3. oozing;

  4. filtering;

  5. I don't know.

17. The written examination should take you the ........ part of an hour

  1. better;

  2. largest;

  3. maximum;

  4. optimum;

  5. I don't know.

18. You should ........ for delays on your way to the airport

  1. expect;

  2. account;

  3. anticipate;

  4. allow;

  5. I don't know.

19. When the hurricane was ........ they emerged from their shelter to survey the damage

  1. departed;

  2. over;

  3. finished;

  4. away;

  5. I don't know.

20. Unfortunately he often engaged in business ventures where the pickings were ........

  1. thin;

  2. slim;

  3. modest;

  4. miniscule;

  5. I don't know.

21. As a teenager he had many ....... , one of which was to play oboe in the orchestra

  1. vocations;

  2. undertakings;

  3. desires;

  4. aspirations;

  5. I don't know.

22. Please make ........ that you have your passport and ticket with you before leaving for the airport

  1. absolute;

  2. definite;

  3. possible;

  4. certain;

  5. I don't know.

23. Theirs is a longstanding friendship. They've known ........ another for years

  1. each;

  2. one;

  3. all;

  4. both;

  5. I don't know.

24. Julia is such a diligent student. She spends a lot of her spare time ........ in her books

  1. confined;

  2. immersed;

  3. encompassed;

  4. contemplating;

  5. I don't know.

25. He's only sixteen and a first time ........ . If he's lucky he'll only get a suspended sentence

  1. suspect;

  2. criminal;

  3. delinquent;

  4. offender;

  5. I don't know.

Q No

YOUR ANSWER

RESULT

INFORMATION

1 c

Run

Correct

Collocation (Word Partnership) : run the risk of something happening.

2 c

charged

Correct

Verb + Prepositions: someone is charged with a crime.

3c

struggling

Correct

Verbs: to struggle with something - to find it difficult.

4 d

prevent

Correct

Verb + Preposition: 'from the building' requires 'prevent' here.

5 c

of

correct

Prepositions + Nouns: to be of the/an opinion.

6 d

hardly

correct

Inversion: subject and verb inversion after 'Hardly...when..' .

7 a

help

Correct

Verb Patterns: can't + help + verb-ing(thinking) - can't avoid thinking.

8 b

to think

Correct

Verb Patterns: Here the verb 'to dread' takes the infinitive 'to think'.

9 d

pop

Correct

Phrasal verbs: to pop in - to make a brief visit.

10 d

outwit

correct

Compound verbs-'out' prefix: to outwit - to succeed in being more clever.

11 a

gesticulate

Correct

Verbs: to gesticulate - to express oneself nonverbally.

12 b

though

correct

Expressing concession: use of 'though' as an adverb meaning 'however'.

13 a

will be

Correct

Modal verbs: 'will be' to express confidence about a present situation.

14 b

surged to

correct

Verbs: to surge - to move in a large mass, as one body.

15 d

meddlesome

Correct

Adjectives '-some' suffix : meddlesome – interfering.

16 b

seeping

correct

Verbs: 'seeping' best describes the movement of water in this situation.

17a

better

correct

Collocation: 'the better (best) part of'+time - the larger/est amount time.

18 d

allow

Incorrect

Phrasal verb: 'to allow for' - to take into consideration.

19 b

over

Correct

Adverb of Time: use of 'over' to describe a completed event.

20 b

slim

correct

Idiomatic Phrase: 'the pickings are slim' - very few results.

21 d

aspirations

Incorrect

Vocabulary: aspirations - hopes for the future.

22 d

certain

Correct

Idiom: to make certain (that) - be careful to check (that).

23 b

one

Correct

Idiom: use of 'one another' ( also 'each other', but not 'each another').

24 b

immersed

correct

Verbs: immersed in something, in the sense of being deeply involved in.

25 d

offender

correct

Collocation: ..first time offender.. is best here.

INTERPRETATION

Number of Answers Correct

Comment

21 - 25

Excellent. You should consider trying a test at a higher level.

17 - 20

Very good for this level.

12 - 16

Satisfactory for this level.

0 - 11

Perhaps this level may be too difficult for you, but studying the questions and answers may help you improve the language areas covered by the test.