Find a mistake in the four underlined parts of the sentence and correct it:
What preparations did you and your family made?
A. What preparations 
B. did 
C. you and your family 
D. made

Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest:
cause                causative             because             casual
A. cause                
B. causative             
C. because             
D. casual

Find a mistake in the four underlined parts of the sentence and correct it:
Please give (up) your seat to an elder or disabled person if they require it.
A. give (up)
B. elder
C. person
D. require

Choose one sentence that has the same meaning as the root one:
Had he listened to me, he wouldn’t have failed the driving test.
A. He listened to me. Otherwise, he would have failed the driving test.
B. He listened to me, so he failed the driving test.
C. He failed the driving test because he didn’t listen to me.
D. He didn’t fail the driving test because he had listened to me.

Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from the rest:
 percent             facet            decay              recent
A.  percent             
B. facet            
C. decay              
D. recent

Choose a word that has different stress pattern:
contestant                    completion                    remember                   membership
A. contestant                    
B. completion                    
C. remember                   
D. membership

Choose the word whose stress is on the second syllable:
capture                     speedy                   discuss                        spacious
A. capture                     
B. speedy                   
C. discuss                        
D. spacious

Choose the best answer for the following sentence:
I’ve just learned to play the guitar, and I can only play a few simple _____________. 
A. notes                
B. actions            
C. choruses                  
D. tunes

Read the following passage and choose the best answer for each blank:
                                      THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR        It was beautiful Sunday afternoon. The sun (1)________ shinning brightly and a gentle breeze blew in from the sea. Jim was (2)_________ his bicycle along the coast. Suddenly he lost control of his bicycle. It went off the track and crashed into a rubbish bin. Jim cried: "Oh, my leg hurts!" Some passers-by rushed (3)_________ him. Long time after, an ambulance arrived (4)______ him to the hospital. Jim had broken his leg. It had to be put in a cast.        Two weeks later, Jim (5)_________ back in school. He hobbled slowly to class on his crutches. His friends, Tony and David, offered (6)__________ him. Lily carried his bag while Kate helped him to his seat.        John, the class bully, shouted from the back of the classroom: "Look, here comes the one-legged monster! One-legged monster!" Jim looked very hurt. It was very mean of John (7)____________ Jim names.       Soon it was recess. "I'll buy some food for you, Jim. What would you like (8)______?" asked Kate.       Jim looked unhappy. "I wish I could play with the others now."       Lily comforted him. "Don't worry, you'll get well soon."Every day, Tony and David kept Jim (9)___________ . They cheered him up with stories and jokes. Jim looked at them gratefully. "I'm glad (10)________ friends like you," he smiled.
 
1. A. is                       B. are                        C. was                          D. were2. A. going                 B. driving                  C. travelling                   D. riding3. A. to help               B. help                      C. helps                         D. helped4. A. to give               B. to send                 C. to see                        D. examine5. A. is                       B. are                        C. was                            D. were6. A. to help               B. help                      C. helped                        D. helping7. A. call                     B. calling                   C. to call                          D. called8. A. eat                     B. to eat                   C. eating                         D. ate9. A. company            B. companies            C. to company                 D. companying10. A. have                B. having                  C. had                              D. to have
A. 1. A                2. D                      3. A                         4. B                    5. C6. A                7. C                      8. B                         9. B                    10. A
B. 1. C                2. D                      3. A                         4. C                    5. D6. A                7. D                      8. D                         9. A                    10. D
C. 1. C                2. D                      3. A                         4. B                    5. C6. A                7. C                      8. B                         9. A                    10. D
D. 1. C                2. D                      3. A                         4. C                    5. D6. A                7. D                      8. B                         9. B                    10. A

Find a mistake in the four underlined parts of the sentence and correct it:
Nearly 2,000 people climbing Mount Everest and at least 202 have died when trying to
summit the mount, and the corpses have been left on the mountain.
A. climbing
B. and at least
C. trying
D. have been left