Variant III

A Mr Turner daughter

B the daughter of Mr Turner

C Mr Turner’s daughter

D Mr Turner’ daughter

37.

He invited us to stay with … at his house.

A himself

B him

C he

D his

38.

That’s not my car. … is yellow.

A My

B Mine

C Me

D My one

39.

Don’t worry about Tom and me. We can look after …

A us

B themselves

C ourself

D ourselves

40.

‘Which shoes do you like?’ – ‘I like … ones here.’

A these

B those

C this

D that

41.

I passed the exam and …

A so Tom did

B so did Tom

C so passed Tom

D neither did Tom

42.

There was … interest in the game. Very … people came.

A much … a few

B little … few

C little … much

D a little … a few

43.

I’m sorry I can’t give you any paper. I haven’t got …

A a lot of

B many

C much

D some

44.

That radio, … is quite new, never works well.

A –

B it

C which

D whom

45.

What’s the name of the hotel …?

A about that you told me

B about it you told me

C which you told me

D you told me about

46.

We know exactly … they’ve improved in the project.

A that

B what

C –

D which

47. Who …? – I met John.

A met you

B you met

C did you meet

D did you met

48.

There are a lot of people here, …?

A aren’t they

B aren’t there

C are there

D are they

49.

Will she write? – She said she …

A would

B will

C does

D did

50.

She asked me … Harry.

A if I know

B do I know

C if I knew

D did you know

51.

He wanted to know … in London.

A where I would stay

B where would I stay

C where I will stay

D where will I stay

52.

The customs officer looked at me suspiciously and told me … my bag.

A to open

B open

C opened

D not open

53.

If she … a holiday, she … go abroad.

A takes … may

B will take … may

C take … will may

D take … may

54.

If he … more, he … a better student.

A studies … would be

B studied … would be

C studied … will be

D study … will be

A had … would get

B had had … would have get

C had had … would have got

D had had … would get

56.

I’m … my new house painted at the moment.

A have

B having

C having done

D ought to have

57.

You can’t make … the bill!

A me to pay

B me pay

C that I pay

D me paying

58. Nobody expected …

A he come

B him to come

C him come

D he came

59.

The museum is at … end of the road.

A other

B another

C the other

D some other

60.

… of the students were late. They all arrived in time.

A No

B None

C Neither

D Any

61.

… who wants to do the exam must give me their names today.

A Anyone

B No one

C Any

D Some

62.

We’ve eaten … we bought. There is very little left.

A most of food

B most of the food

C most the food

D the most food

63.

We arrived …

A late

B lately

C lastly

D as late

64.

Smoking is … for your health.

A badly

B worst

C a bad

D bad

65.

He always behaves … any of the others in the class.

A worse

B more badly than

C worse than

D worse then

66.

John is … swimmer of them all.

A the worse

B the worst

C worst

D bad

67.

He came … he could.

A as sooner as

B as soon than

C more soon as

D as soon as

68.

The more I thought about the plan, …

A I liked it the less

B the less I liked it

C I liked it less

D I liked it little

69.

I always … first class. You … much better food there.

A am travel … give

B am travelled … are given

C travel … are given

D travelling … are giving

70.

All the flights might … because of the weather.

A cancel

B be cancelled

C are cancelled

D been cancelled

71.

Not all the books … yet.

A have been brought

B have brought

C have been bringing

D have being brought

72.

I’m tired. I’d rather … out this evening.

A not going

B not to go

C not go

D don’t go

73.

I enjoyed both those films. – Did you? I didn’t like … them

A neither of

B either of

C both

D none of

74.

I can … sing …. play the piano.

A neither … nor

B either … and

C both … or

D neither … or

75.

He used … with difficult matters when he was Director General.

A to deal

B to dealing

C deal

D dealing