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<b>Exercise 1:</b>

Today, the distinction between the professional and the (1) _______ is purely a matter of
sporting success. Most (2) _______ start their career by winning competitions for non
-professionals before deciding to (3) ________ themselves to their chosen sport. However,
for a long time, it used to be believed that getting paid for a sporting (4)
_______destroyed the ancient Olympic (5) _______ of people simply trying to do their
best for the love of the sport.

In fact, even (6) ________ in ancient Olympic (7) ________ were able to make large
amounts of money from winning. At the games themselves, only a laurel wreath was (8)
________ to the winner, but back in his (9) _______ town, he could become very rich.
During most of the 20th century, professionals were (10) _______ from entering the
Olympics. This gave the wealthy an advantage (11) ______ they could afford to train and
compete without needing to earn money. In 1988, the IOC (which (12) _______ for
International Olympic Committee) decided to allow professionals to take (13) ______ in
the Olympics. Only boxing and football still restrict the (14) ________ of professionals
allowed to compete. Boxing does not allow professionals at all, while Olympic football
teams are allowed up to three professionals (15) ______ the side.

1. A. champion B. umpire C. amateur D. volunteer
2. A. athletes B. rivals C. runners-up D. opponents
3. A. concentrate B. focus C. devote D. aim

4. A. action B. performance C. activity D. recreation
5. A. suggestion B. thought C. belief D. ideal

6. A. players B. participants C. members D. attendants
7. A. sessions B. acts C. plays D. events
8. A. awarded B. earned C. gained D. rewarded
9. A. birth B. native C. original D. home
10. A. prevented B. disallowed C. refused D. denied
11. A. but B. despite C. since D. although
12. A. stands B. takes C. means D. goes
13. A. place B. account C. part D. sides
14. A. amount B. number C. degree D. quantity

15. A. into B. at C. to D. on

<b>Exercise 2:</b>

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the rush to turn (3) ______ the TV and feast our eyes on all those fantastic visual (4)
_____, we are missing out on a valuable (5) ______ of communication.

The radio has all the talk (6) ______, comedies, dramas and news (7) _____ the
television has, and more besides. Late night shows have (8) ____ presenters to keep you
awake or send you to sleep, depending on your needs. Hard-hitting reporters (9) ______
the hot items of the day with politicians and (10) ________ in specialized areas. And
behind the (11) _____ there are researchers and editors making sure you get the (12)
_____ up-to-date information.

With the new generation of digital radio about to enter our homes (13) ______ satellite,
radio is sure to (14) ______ to our lives well into the future. The radio of tomorrow will
guarantee perfect (15) ______ and more choice of programme.

1. A. studio B. box C. channel D. set
2. A. insist B. notice C. forget D. suggest

3. A. up B. on C. off D. down

4. A. images B. pictures C. appearances D. looks
5. A. way B. direction C. approach D. means

6. A. events B. discussions C. shows D. performances
7. A. episodes B. bulletins C. documentaries D. breaks

8. A. likeable B. personal C. likely D. presentable
9. A. converse B. discuss C. correspond D. enthuse
10. A. directors B. operators C. geniuses D. experts
11. A. scenes B. shots C. films D. camera
12. A. soonest B. greatest C. latest D. biggest
13. A. under B. via C. from D. in
14. A. give B. donate C. contribute D. lend
15. A. recital B. receipt C. recipe D. reception

<b>Exercise 3:</b>

For all arguments about prison, there is no getting (1) ______ from the fact that it exists.
Once the judge and (2) _____ have done their job, we have to (3) ______ thousands of
men and women occupied until they are (4) _______.

Sport is ideal (5) ______ prisoners for many reasons. Being (6) _____ punishes people by
taking away their freedom; just because someone gets in (7) ______ with the law, we
have no (8) _____ to take away their health as well. Secondly, the (9) _____ that you feel
when you are (10)_____ up for a long prison (11) _____ can make you (13) _____ ten
years, or even ten months, and (14) _____ up the first person they see. Sport provides a
way of controlling that (15) _______.

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5. A. to B. for C. in D. with
6. A. inwards B. indoors C. internal D. inside
7. A. mess B. trouble C. worry D. trial
8. A. right B. fairness C. justice D. demand
9. A. uniqueness B. remoteness C. isolation D. individuality
10. A. keyed B. broken C. closed D. locked
11. A. contract B. experience C. sentence D. course
12. A. best B. last C. final D. terminal
13. A. after B. before C. during D. over
14. A. hit B. beat C. mug D. fight
15. A. crime B. opportunity C. assault D. violence

<b> Exercise 4:</b>

One aspect of human behavior that scientists find interesting is our desire to help others.
Some experts claim that this is not a natural tendency. The (1) ______ these experts put
forward is that we only assist other people if it is in our own (2) ____ to do so. We are
kind to people because we may need their help at some time in the future. We hope that if
we have behaved well towards people, they will be more (3) ________ to treat us kindly.
This suggests that whenever we are considerate towards someone, we are in fact acting
(4) ______. However, according to one study, this may not always be the case. The (5)
_____ in the study were asked to play an online game in which they were asked to give
away some money. While the players were (6) ______ in the game, many of them were
willing to share money with the others who were (7) _____ part in the experiment,
despite the fact they did not (8) _____ from this in any way. The scientists who (9) _____
the experiment also analyzed the players DNA samples. The scientists found a
relationship between these people’s DNA and their willingness to be generous. The
scientists reached the (10) ______ that some people are naturally kind and helpful
without expecting anything in return.

Similar behavior has actually been (11) _____ in the chimpanzee. In experiments, these
animals have acted in a very (12) ______ way toward their fellow chimps

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<b>Exercise 5: </b>

Caving is an adventure sport that, quite literally, takes you to another world. But it’s also
quite a well (1) ____ secret, enjoyed by a relatively small group of devoted enthusiast.
Caving (2) ______ for a range of skills because it involves climbing, squeezing and
squirming your way into opening in the Earth’s rocks to discover the many fascinating,
sometimes very large and beautiful, caverns that (3) ______ under the surface.

(4) _______ its rather dangerous image, largely (5) ______ thanks to rather sensationalist
television programmes, the sport has an excellent safety (6) ______, so long as you go
with a qualified instructor or caving club. Wearing a helmet and waterproof clothing,
you’re privy to a hidden world of stalagmites and stalactites, although you may have to
(7) ______ through torrential underground rivers and negotiate thunderous waterfalls in
order to (8) ______ the most impressive sport.

The challenge of entering the unknown in the (9) _____ dark can be, let’s (10) ____ it,
pretty terrifying, so it’s as well to choose your location carefully. And there’s also a
conversation (11) ______ behind the sport too, because caves are a very (12) ____
environment that is easily damaged. All cavers are encouraged to take nothing but
photographs and leave nothing but footprints.

1. A. cared B. held C. kept D. minded
2. A. calls B. demands C. asks D. requires
3. A. stay B. sit C. rest D. lie
4. A. Moreover B. Despite C. Nonetheless D. Albeit
5. A. accepted B. admitted C. assumed D. acquired

6. A. report B. history C. record D. standard
7. A. wade B. amble C. stroll D. hike
8. A. manage B. arrive C. achieve D. reach
9. A. utter B. pitch C. full D. pure
10. A. own B. confront C. face D. grant
11. A. message B. opinion C. view D. notion
12 A. flimsy B. feeble C. frail D. fragile

<b>Exercise 6:</b>

Have you ever wondered what happens to people who just disappear? Some go forever,
and other turn up again. Those who do come (1) _____ are able to clear (2) _____ the
mystery of their strange absence. But those who do not return, will continue to (3) _____
us. Some of the most common (4) _____ are: “murdered by a colleague” or “_____ away
by aliens in a spaceship”.

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done and he was (11) ______ with murder. He was (12) _____ guilty and in those days
that meant the death penalty

1. A. in B. back C. out D. away

2. A. away B. down C. up D. by

3. A. puzzle B. wonder C. deceive D. question
4. A. replies B. excuses C. facts D. explanations
5. A. given B. taken C. moved D. driven
6. A. happening B. crime C. time D. case
7. A. taking B. looking C. running D. caring
8. A. unable B. failed C. impossible D. made
9. A. make B. look C. dress D. ring

10. A. believe B. like C. pretend D. look like
11. A. accused B. charged C. punished D. taken
12. A. found B. not C. decided D. discovered

<b> Exercise 7: </b>

What do people do when they know that they have just (1) _____ a cold? It depends on
what (2) _____ of person they are. In the case of colds, people can be divided into two
groups according to the way they react. The first group (3) _____ it for granted that
whenever they do, the cold will last for at least a week so there’s no point in doing
anything about it. The other group rushes to the chemist to (4) ______ medicine that they
think will help them.

Experts say that if you look after yourself (5) _____, you can reduce your chances of
falling ill in the first place. We are constantly (6) ______ to bacteria and one way of
avoiding (7) ______ is to wash your hands frequently. It is also important to eat plenty of
fresh fruit and vegetables, drink a lot of water, tea and juices, and go out in the fresh air
regularly.

But what do you do when you already have a runny nose and such a sore throat that you
can hardly (8) _______? Before rushing off to the doctor for a (9) ______, there are
various (10) ______ remedies that can help, such as Echinacea and ginger tea. Rest is
also (11) _____, as this helps the body fight the virus. You should, however, tale into (12)
_____ the fact that no matter what you do, you need to be patient since it will take a few
days before you completely recover from your cold

1. A. taken B. fallen C. hit D. caught
2. A. branch B. kind C. study D. assessment
3. A. takes B. thinks C. understands D. tells

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9. A. script B. recipe C. prescription D. notice
10. A. individual B. natural C. achievable D. physical
11. A. essential B. appealing C. obliged D. capable
12. A. thought B. knowledge C. consideration D. advantage

<b>Exercise 8:</b>

More and more people are discovering that sharing and talking about their favorite books
with others can be as rewarding as the act of reading itself. For people who feel that they
are too busy to sit down with a book, a book club helps them schedule time to read,
others have gained self-confidence by participating in or leading a discussion. And most
people enjoy the chance to (1) ______ new friends.

A successful book club should have a group that is small enough so even the quiet people
can be heard but also big enough for many different (2) ______. The best arrangement is
a mixture of ages, sexes, and backgrounds for more reading variety and livelier
discussions.

The book club could (3) _______ in one subject or type of book, like mysteries, science
fiction, or biographies. Or the members could read books of all types, as long as the book
is highly recommended by someone who thinks it would be worth discussing.

Some book clubs meet in places like bookstores, public libraries, or restaurants, but most
have their meetings in members’ homes. This approach simply (4) _____ more privacy
and time for longer meetings.

To make the meeting go smoothly, a leader should be appointed. The leader will usually
start the discussion by asking what the author’s main idea was. Book club members
should never be afraid to offer their opinions, even if they don’t like a book. They just
need to be prepared to explain (5) ____ they didn’t like something.

1. A. do B. form C. make D. gather
2. A. attitudes B. opinions C. issues D. characters
3. A. talk B. focus C. concentrate D. specialize
4. A. takes B. offers C. supplies D. encourage
5. A. why B. where C. what D. how

<b>Exercise 9:</b>

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Every year more than fourteen million people from Britain and abroad visit the Lake
District to enjoy the fresh air and the scenery. Some go to walk in the mountains ___ (4)
others sail boats on the lakes or simply sit admiring the magnificent views. Unfortunately
the region is becoming a victim of Its own success in attracting visitors. ________ (5)
come to the Lake District that they threaten to destroy the peace and quiet which many
are searching for there.

1. A. Of all B. In all C. At all D. With all
2. A. all B. them C. which D. those
3. A. so B. more C. some D. much
4. A. but B. and C. when D. while
5. A. So many people B. So few people

C. Such many people D. Such people