Immigration, new technologies, popular culture and_____ war all contributed to the growth of English.
A.instead
B.even
C.really
D.not

My first language is Swiss German, but I live near the border,_____ I am also quite good at Italian
A.but
B.so that
C.so
D.where

Thomas is______ as he can speak both French and Spanish.
A.bilingual
B.bilateral
C.monolingual
D.linguistic

The word “professor" was first used to refer to a(n)______person who taught at a British university.
A.elderly
B.young
C.old
D.senior

____ is the money given by an organization to pay for someone’s studies.
A.scholarship
B.scholar
C.scholarly
D.school

Which of the following can the author of the passage most probably agree with?
A.The film doesn’t explain well Spurlock’s declining health.
B.The film has a logical arrangement of events and scenes.
C.The film shows excellent and reliable interviews.
D.The film is hilarious.

According to the author, why did Spurlock decide to base his film on something which does not happen in reality?
A.Because he wanted to create something creative.
B.Because: he wanted to attract public attention.
C.Because he wanted to attract professionals’ attention.
D.Because he wanted to sell the film as soon as he could.

What is the author’s general attitude towards the film?
A.The film does not have much value.
B.The film has marketing value.
C.The film had educational value.
D.The film is exciting.

What is “Happy Meal" mentioned in the passage?
A.It’s a film.
B.It’s the name of a child.
C.It’s a special meal.
D.It’s the title of a book.

I think my battery is ______to run out.
A.about
B.most
C.almost
D.nearly