ENGLISH FOR C LEVEL TEST 22

ENGLISH FOR C LEVEL TEST 22
I. Pronunciation:
1. a. comb b. cone c. bone d. sonnet
> d
2. a. pattern b. sma

rt c. ca

rt d. pa

lm
> a
3. a. fli r t b. ski r t c. i r ritate d. shi r t
> c
4. a. gra

nd b. gra

nt c. sa

nd d. ba

nd
> b
5. a. age

ncy b. age

nt c. ge

ne d. deterge

nt
> c
6. a. name b. la

va c. blame d. lame
> b
II. Find the mistake:
7. C ou

l d you locate t h

e pe

r s o

n w h

ich wallet you f ou

n d

?
a. Could
b. the person c. which
d. found
> c
8. I m

a d

e the soup by m

i x i n

g a

f

e

w meat with s o

m e rice. a. made
b. mixing c. a few d. some
>c
9. A good teacher m a

k e

s he

r students to

v i e

w the world f

ro m new perspectives. a. makes
b. her

c. to view d. from
> c
III. Grammar and Vocabulary:
10. "I brought you some apples from my garden." "Thank you. They're nice apples."
a. so b. as
c. such d. too
 c
11. The children (sleep) by the time we get home. a. will sleep
b. will be sleeping c. are sleeping
d. sleep
>b
12. "What is that book about?" "It's based the life of a famous writer."
a. in b. on
c. from d. for
 b
13. He hurried back he would not be late for the film they were showing on TV.
a. so as to
b. in order to c. so that
d. nor
> c
14. Hoa hoped to join the English speaking club. She wanted to practise speaking more
fluently.
a. inviting
b. being invited c. to invite
d. to be invited
 d
15. He kept quiet about his troubles with the police worry his wife and family.
a. so as not to b. so as to
c. to
d. in order to

>a
16. I can't afford a minute. a. losing
b. to loose c. to lose
d. my losing
 c
17. He dyed his beard avoid being recognized. a. so that
b. so as not to c. to
d. all are incorrect
>c
18. "What should I tell the tailor?" "The shirt needs "
a. to shorten
b. shortening it c. shorten
d. to be shortened
 d
19. improve her German, she went to Germany. a. In order to
b. To
c. So as that
d. Both a and b are correct
> d
20. Annie phoned to tell me that she couldn't come tomorrow because he
to the seaside with her family. a. had gone
b. was going c. could go
d. went
 b
21. He hasn’t got a job, has he got a small house. a. nor
b. so that c. so as to d. to
> a
22. She told me that she my brother a week before. a. had seen
b. saw
c. would see d. has seen

 a
23. They all passed their exams without the slighENGLISH FOR C LEVEL TEST
a. difficult
b. difficulties c. difficulty
d. both b and c are correct
> c
24. "Those dolls of various colors are very artistic." "Yes, they in
Russia."
a. were painted b. were paint
c. were painting d. painted
 a
25. "Where did you get this old pen?" "I it under the desk."
a. was found b. finding
c. found
d. have been found
 c
26. Have you ever tried (swim) …………… across this river?
a. swim
b. swimming c. to swim
d. swam
> b
27. He was busy packing, for he (leave) ……………. that night. a. was leaving
b. left
c. had left d. has left
> a
28. The woman wanted to fly to Hanoi. to take him there. a. She wanted the pilot
b. She wanted
c. The pilot she wanted
d. The pilot the woman wanted
 a

29. to look at old family photographs. a. It’s fun
b. It has fun
c. There is a fun d. There is funny
>a
30. Either Jack or Peter the door unlocked. a. have left
b. has left c. leave
d. to leave
 b
31. I want to know if there are sweets left in the tin. a. plenty
b. any
c. much d. a little
> b
32. I enjoy my life here. I have friends and we meet quite often. a. a little
b. a few c. few
d. little
 b
33. The window was shut and he to open it. a. did even not try
b. tried not even c. even didn’t try d.
didn’t even try
> d
34. A hybrid generally refers to a plant from two different species of plants.
a. creating
b. that creates c. created
d. was created
 c
35. If we stop at Venice, I hope to have time to an old friend of mine. a. look up
b. look down c. look after d.
look into
>a
36. Her husband, I think is about fifty years old, is a manager. a. who

b. whom c. which d. whose
 a
37. I suspect he isn’t honest. I think he is quite a. honest
b. honesty
c. dishonest d. dishonesty
>c
38. The more he slept, ………………. he became. a. the irritabler
b. the better irritable c. the most irritable
d. the more irritable
 d
39. This arrangement isn’t strictly legal. Some people would regard it as
a. legal
b. legally c. illegal
d. illegally
> c
40. He as well as I tired. a. are
b. is
c. am d. be
 b
41. Such a situation is barely imaginable. It’s quite a. imaginable
b. unimaginable c. unimaginative d.
imagination
>b
42. He was he could not continue to work. a. very tired that
b. such tired that c. too tired that
d. so tired that
 d
43. Bob is not very capable. He is …… of making sound decisions. a. capable
b. capability
c. incapability d. incapable

>d
44. "Call me if you want me to help." "I will. I'm thankful your help."
a. for
b. about c. with
d. to
 a
45. This fish hasn’t been cooked enough. It’s a. cooked
b. uncooked
c. overcooked d. cook
>b
46. If she yesterday, she would come here with us tomorrow night. a. finished it
b. finishes it
c. had finished it d. has finished it
 c
47. He has been working in the garden all the afternoon, ……………. makes him tired.
a. that b. this
c. which d. what
> c
48. I talked to Tom yesterday. I thought he wanted to know about my cat, but I
misunderstood him. He asked me where , not my cat. a. is my hat
b. my hat was c. my hat is
d. was my hat
 b
49. He is said (return) ………………. from Canada recently. a. having returned
b. to have returned c. to return
d. return
> b
50. "Is the performance almost over?" "I think so. A lot of spectators to leave."
a. is beginning
b. are beginning c. begin

d. have beginning
 b