Choose the correct answer. It’s ... high time you were taught a lesson!

Choose the correct answer according to the picture. I mustn’t forget to phone the dentist at … tomorrow.

Choose the correct answer. -Which CD shall I give you? -… will do.

Choose the correct answer. We hired a lawyer in order … us in the court.

Choose the correct answer. I’m wearing the leather jacket ... my mother gave to me on my birthday.

Choose the correct answer. ... I think of his proposal, the less I like it.

Choose the correct answer. We … so much food for the picnic. Much of it was left.

Choose the correct answer. Henry wishes he … to do all the housework now.

Choose the correct answer. He wasted valuable time ... on the phone.

. From the marked areas 1, 2, 3 and 4, identify the one that is wrong. The Nobel Prize winner, accompanied by(1) her husband and children, are(2) staying in Sweden until(3) after(4) the presentation.

. Choose the correct answer. She promised to pay the money back ... a year.

. Choose the correct answer. Nobody had a good time, …?

. Choose the correct answer. This room ... much nicer if you ... the walls white.

. Choose the correct answer. I need to buy all sorts of things … socks, shirts and knickers.

. Choose the correct answer. The boy has a knife. Don’t let him cut … .

Choose the correct answer. … these dishes are very different from British food, partly because … contains meat or potatoes.

Choose the correct answer. It is important that you … late.

Choose the correct answer. … his poor grades, their son had trouble getting into university.

Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (19-22). Before money, people bought and sold goods by using animals. But people couldn't carry animals in a bag so people needed something small. About three thousand years ago, the Chinese used metal coins. The Romans also bought and sold objects with metal coins. In the thirteenth century, the explorer Marco Polo travelled to China. He saw paper money for the first time. A century later, the countries in Europe used paper money too. One reason was that it was good for paying large amounts. Like paper money, cheques were also practical and a bank of England made the first cheque book in the nineteenth century. Then, in the early nineteen fifties, the USA introduced credit cards or "plastic money". Nowadays, people can trade with coins, notes or cheques. In addition, they can pay for goods by electronic money. According to the passage, what items were used in trade before inventing money?

According to the passage, when did the countries in Europe begin using paper money?

According to the passage, where were the first cheque books introduced?

According to the passage, what form of money is being used, besides coins, notes and cheques?

Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (23-26). Insects are animals that do not have backbones. They have a hard exoskeleton, three body parts, two antennae, three pairs of jointed legs, and compound eyes. Some insects have wings. Insects hatch from eggs. They also breathe through special holes called spiracles. There are millions of different types of insects. Insects are the largest group of animals. Scientists say that insects have been around since long before the dinosaurs. Insects are found all over the world. They live on all continents, in backyards, and even in the walls of homes. Insects live right alongside humans. Many people are afraid of insects, but not all insects are harmful. Insects may look scary to humans, but that does not mean they are harmful. For example, daddy long-leg spiders, June bugs, dragonflies, moths, and butterflies are all harmless insects. There are some insects that are harmful to humans. These insects include centipedes, ticks, lice, bees, hornets, and mosquitoes. Why do humans fear insects?

What is the purpose of the third paragraph?

Which paragraph would you read to find out about the types of harmful insects?

Which sentence explains how insects breathe?

Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (27-30). Have you ever wondered why everyone's nose is a different shape? Researchers have come up with a possible explanation for it. A study says the Earth's climate could have something to do with the shape of our nose. The study found that people who have wider noses usually live in warmer, wetter areas. People with narrower noses are more commonly found in colder and drier climates. The nose plays an important function in making the air reach our lungs in a warm condition. The width of the nostrils and length of the nose help to make sure this happens. Researchers said the nose is a little like a temperature controller. What is the main idea of the text?

According to the passage, who lives in warmer places?

According to the passage, what kind of people live in cold places?

According to the passage, what is the vital function of the nose?