1. Knowledge … power.
Are is were
3. You go to buy a copy of your usual newspaper, The Times. The assistant gives
you The Guardian instead. You go back to the shop. What do you say?
1) You’ve made a mistake. Could you change this for me, please?
2) I think there’s been a mistake. Could you change this for me, please?
3) I’ve made a silly mistake. Could you change this for me, please?
4. Many years ago the name of London was …
Londin
Londinium
Londiniam
5. What is right?
a month’s holiday
a month holiday
a monthes’s holiday
6. What is a definition of a barber?
suitable for both men and women
someone who gives you money for doing something
a men’s hairdresser
7. I do wish you’d grow up, Ben! You’re so … at times.
childish
childlike
childhood
8. A handwriting book, of the time before printing was invented is called …
antique
manuscript
papyrus
9. A person who often gives presents is …
generous
greedy
ambitious 10. When you arrive at the airport, the first thing you must do is present yourself at
…
the welcome desk
the entry desk
the check-in desk
11. If the doctor didn’t operate on him, he …
would die
will die
won’t die
12. What kind of stories are about imaginary future developments in science and
their efforts on life, often concerned with space travel?
fantasy
science fiction
horror books
13. Who discovered the law of gravity when an apple fell on his head?
Darwin
Fleming
Newton
14. You see an accident. What wouldn’t you do in this situation?
1) I would phone the emergency service.
2) I would ask my friends to lend me a large amount of money.
3) I would make sure that the people were OK.
15. What is English marmalade?
apple jam
orange jam
sweets
16. t can be hard. It can be floppy.
disk
keyboard
file

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