1. Did you read this book? No, I didn t. I wish I it. a. read b. can read c. had read d. will read. 1. He will study.

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1 1. Did you read this book? No, I didn t. I wish I it. a. read b. can read c. had read d. will read 1. He will study. a. until I will come back. b. when I came back. c. when I will come back. d. until I come back. 1. He has a headache so he take an aspirin. a. must b. ought c. had to d. must have 1. You say you have sent him a letter, but I think you. 1 / 27

2 a. should phone him. b. ought to phone him. c. should have phoned him. d. ought to have phone him. 1. He would have told me if he it. a. knew b. would know c. has known d. had known 1. You will have a long holiday if you your class. a. will pass b. are going to pass c. pass d. would pass 1. If I knew his telephone number I right away. a. would call b. call c. will call d. have called 2 / 27

3 1. The Browns will go on a picnic unless it. a. doesn t rain b. wont rain c. rains d. will rain 1. The teacher has Ali the blackboard every day. a. cleaned b. clean c. cleans d. to clean 1. Aunt Elizabeth got the roof. a. mended b. to mend c. mend d. mends 1. My sister would rather. a. play than studies b. to play than to study c. play than study d. plays than study 3 / 27

4 1. Ayşe has finished her school and. a. so did her brother b. so has her brother c. so finished her brother d. so her brother has 1. Rose doesn t go to school and. a. James doesn t too b. James doesn t either c. James doesn t neither d. nor doesn t James 1. He must be the director. I remember in school. a. to see him b. him to see c. seeing him d. saw him 1. coffee after lunch. 4 / 27

5 a. I m used to drinking b. I m used to drink c. I used to drinking d. I m used drinking 1. Helen is leaving home to get a job in New York. I think will make her father sad. a. her leaving b. she leaving c. she leaves d. her to leave 1. He mistake in the examination. a. did a b. made a c. was d. made 1. Do you know where? a. will they meet b. they will meet c. do they meet d. are they meeting 5 / 27

6 1. These grapes in the sun. a. has been dried b. have been dry c. have been dried d. have being dried 1. I think the roof needs. a. be mended b. to be mended c. to mend d. of mending 1. I haven t eaten anything. a. since five hours b. for yesterday morning c. since yesterday morning d. for five o clock 1. The teacher told us noise in class. 6 / 27

7 a. don t make b. not to make c. not make d. not making 1. I took a taxi so that I miss the train. a. won t b. don t c. wouldn t d. can t 1. George must go home now, but he wishes. a. he didn t have to b. he hadn t had to c. he mustn t d. he hasn t had to 1. We will have another test tomorrow. I wish. a. we wouldn t have one b. we hadn t had one c. we don t have one d. we won t have one 7 / 27

8 1. I didn t take the test last week. I wish. a. I took it b. I would have take it c. I had taken it d. I have taken it 1. My son is 7 years old. He is to go to school. a. to young b. enough old c. old enough d. too old 1. When the bell rang, I the test. a. have already finished b. had already finished c. already have finished d. had already finish 1. Has he ever his leg? 8 / 27

9 a. break b. broken c. broke d. breaks 1. Mary the house early yesterday morning. a. left b. leaves c. has left d. is leaving 1. Will you have lunch with us tomorrow? a. able to b. are able to c. be able d. be able to 1. Which book? a. Mary likes b. does Mary likes c. Mary like d. does Mary like 1. I here five years ago. a. have worked b. worked c. work d. ve worked 9 / 27

10 1. She swims than I do. a. good b. well c. better d. more good 1. They can walk Ulus. a. until b. until to c. as far as d. as much as 1. Istanbul is important city in Turkey. a. most b. more c. the most d. the more 1. Who? a. did wait for you b. waited for you 10 / 27

11 c. did wait you for d. for you waited 1. I am interested swimming. a. for b. in c. to d. at 1. He s been with us ten years. a. since b. in c. from d. for 1. Children often cut with a knife. a. themselves b. theyselves c. theirselves d. themself 1. The names are Ayşe and Gill. a. woman s b. womens c. womens d. women s 11 / 27

12 1. The temperature is about 25 C today, it? a. isn t b. won t c. doesn t d. don t 1. It s been cloudy all morning, it? a. hasn t b. doesn t c. isn t d. wasn t 1. You never went there, you? a. do b. did c. don t d. didn t 1. There s a boy over there,? a. isn t it b. doesn t there c. isn t there d. wasn t there 12 / 27

13 1. Ayşe must work hard, she? a. musn t b. doesn t c. must d. mustn t 1. How is your father s cold? it get worse, we will call the doctor. a. Should b. Might c. if d. Unless 1. We ll get here. a. on the bus b. bus on c. the bus on d. on bus 1. He said he her. a. know b. is knowing c. known d. knew 1. She told me where. 13 / 27

14 a. she lived b. does she live c. has she lived d. did she live 1. Mary wanted to know what. a. was it b. it was c. does it d. is it 1. Jack asked me if swimming. a. do I like b. I was liked c. I liked d. did I like 1. She asked me if her. a. I had seen b. had I seen c. did I see d. I had see 1. I told him close the door. 14 / 27

15 a. do not b. don t to c. don t d. not to 1. His teacher told them hard. a. study b. studied c. to study d. studying 1. When to you? a. does that letter sent b. was that book sent c. did that letter sent d. can that book send 1. English almost everywhere in the world. a. is spoken b. spoken c. is spoke d. is speaking 1. their sister given a present every year? 15 / 27

16 a. Does b. Is c. Do d. Are 1. I got the window. a. cleaning b. to clean c. cleaned d. cleans 1. She s her lunch. a. already eaten b. still eaten c. yet eaten d. still eat 1. What do you want? a. to me to do b. me to do c. to me do d. me do 1. I up early last year. 16 / 27

17 a. used to get b. used to getting c. used get d. use to get 1. We re dressed quickly. a. used to get b. use getting c. used to getting d. use to getting 1. I wish I her yesterday. a. would meet b. him c. had met d. meet 1. You are I am. a. same age as b. the same age as c. the same age like d. the same age with 1. She wrote her name on book. 17 / 27

18 a. most b. both c. all d. each 1. They came here May 1st. a. until b. at c. in d. on 1. Do you mind the window? a. closing b. to closing c. to close d. close 1. She go there. a. wouldn t rather b. would rather don t c. would rather not d. would rather not to 1. I d finish the book. 18 / 27

19 a. better not b. better not to c. not better d. not better to Read this passage carefully, then choose the correct answer from the following : Don t move, Mr. Bond, the voice said softly, You have a bare chance of survival if you stay where you are. Bond looked at the big man, at the golden, impassive eyes. He lowered himself back in his chair. Immediately a broad strap was passed round his body and buckled tight. Two short straps went round his wrists and tied them to the leather and metal arms. Two more went round his ankles. He could throw himself and the chair to the floor, but otherwise he was powerless. Mr. Big pressed a switch on the intercom. Send in Miss Solitaire, he said. There was a moment s pause and then a section of the bookcase to the right of the desk swung open. One of the most beautiful women Bond had ever seen came slowly in and closed the door behind her. She stood just inside the room and stood looking at Bond, taking him in slowly inch by inch, from his head to his feet. When she had completed her detailed inspection, she turned to Mr. Big 19 / 27

20 1. Mr. Big wanted Bond to be sure that he. a. had a faint possibility of living if he moved b. was certain to die if he did not move c. might just survive if he said something d. would certainly die unless he kept still 1. Which is the most complete description of the way Bond was tied? a. his wrists, ankles and body were strapped to the chair b. his wrists, and ankles were tied to his body and the chair. c. his wrists, ankles and body were chained to the desk d. his arms and legs were tied, like his body, to a leather belt 20 / 27

21 1. Once Bond was tied to the chair. a. he could easily overturn the chair and throw it out of the door b. it would be possible to launch himself of the ground c. the only thing he could do was fling himself to the floor d. he could do anything except hurl himself to the floor 1. Solitaire came into the room through. a. a secret door above the bookcase b. a secret door under the floor c. a secret door disguised as a bookcase, d. a door that was operated from a switch 21 / 27

22 1. Solitaire s first action when she came in was to. a. investigate Bond b. search Bond minutely from head to foot c. look at him carefully d. examine Bond carefully from top to toe TEST 6 1 C 26 C 2 D 27 C 22 / 27

23 3 A 28 B 4 C 29 B 5 D 30 A 6 C 31 D 23 / 27

24 7 A 32 D 8 C 33 B 9 B 34 C 10 A 35 C 11 C 36 C 24 / 27

25 12 B 37 B 13 B 38 B 14 C 39 D 15 A 40 A 16 A 41 D 25 / 27

26 17 B 42 A 18 B 43 A 19 C 44 B 20 B 45 C 21 C 46 D 26 / 27

27 22 B 47 A 23 C 48 A 24 A 49 D 25 A 50 A 27 / 27