If it_____ convenient, let's go out for a drink tonight.
A.be     
B.is
C.was
D.were

You ___ no trouble at school if you had done your homework.
A.had
B.would have
C.will have
D.would have had

The zookeeper would have punished her with a fine if she ___ the animals.
A.feeds
B.fed    
C.had fed
D.will feed

Jack was my___________ in the tennis match.
A.opposing 
B.opponent  
C.opposition 
D.opposite

If you___as I told you, you___.in such predicament now.
A.did/would not be
B.had done/had not been
C.do/would not be
D.had done /would not be

If you can give me one good reason for your acting like this,___this incident again.
A.I will never mention
B.I never mention
C.will I never mention      
D.I don’t mention

Applicants for the public relations post should have strong _____ skills.
A.personable 
B.personal 
C.interpersonal 
D.impersonal

Read the text below and decide which answer best fits each gap. The first one has been done as an example (0).
Example:   (0). A . beginning            B.   first                       C  .  primary                D . basic
VOLUNTEERING
When Pamela Janett left university to become a (0).....school teacher, it was by no (31)...... easy to find a job. She therefore decided to go abroad as a volunteer teacher for a year. When she realized she would be teaching deaf and blind children, she was a (32)...... taken aback. But after a month's training she felt more confident that she would be able to cope with the situation. The basic living conditions also (33)......as something of a shock.
Pamela's school was situated in a remote Ethiopian village, where her accommodation (34) ......of one room and a shared bathroom. Not only was the space cramped, but there was no electricity, Internet or telephone access, so she felt totally cut (35)...... from the outside world. Now back home in Britain, Pamela has used her
(36) ...... experience to set up a similar school for the deaf and blind which has made a huge (37)......to dozens  of children who would (38)......find themselves struggling to learn. She is now concentrating her efforts on (39)......her school to cater for children with other learning difficulties, too. It seems as if the more people get to know her, the (40).....the demand is for her skills
(40).....................
A.greater
B.larger
C.steeper
D.taller

Read the text below and decide which answer best fits each gap. The first one has been done as an example (0).
Example:   (0). A . beginning            B.   first                       C  .  primary                D . basic
VOLUNTEERING
When Pamela Janett left university to become a (0).....school teacher, it was by no (31)...... easy to find a job. She therefore decided to go abroad as a volunteer teacher for a year. When she realized she would be teaching deaf and blind children, she was a (32)...... taken aback. But after a month's training she felt more confident that she would be able to cope with the situation. The basic living conditions also (33)......as something of a shock.
Pamela's school was situated in a remote Ethiopian village, where her accommodation (34) ......of one room and a shared bathroom. Not only was the space cramped, but there was no electricity, Internet or telephone access, so she felt totally cut (35)...... from the outside world. Now back home in Britain, Pamela has used her
(36) ...... experience to set up a similar school for the deaf and blind which has made a huge (37)......to dozens  of children who would (38)......find themselves struggling to learn. She is now concentrating her efforts on (39)......her school to cater for children with other learning difficulties, too. It seems as if the more people get to know her, the (40).....the demand is for her skills
(39).....................
A.growing
B.widening
C.expanding
D.stretching

Read the text below and decide which answer best fits each gap. The first one has been done as an example (0).
Example:   (0). A . beginning            B.   first                       C  .  primary                D . basic
VOLUNTEERING
When Pamela Janett left university to become a (0).....school teacher, it was by no (31)...... easy to find a job. She therefore decided to go abroad as a volunteer teacher for a year. When she realized she would be teaching deaf and blind children, she was a (32)...... taken aback. But after a month's training she felt more confident that she would be able to cope with the situation. The basic living conditions also (33)......as something of a shock.
Pamela's school was situated in a remote Ethiopian village, where her accommodation (34) ......of one room and a shared bathroom. Not only was the space cramped, but there was no electricity, Internet or telephone access, so she felt totally cut (35)...... from the outside world. Now back home in Britain, Pamela has used her
(36) ...... experience to set up a similar school for the deaf and blind which has made a huge (37)......to dozens  of children who would (38)......find themselves struggling to learn. She is now concentrating her efforts on (39)......her school to cater for children with other learning difficulties, too. It seems as if the more people get to know her, the (40).....the demand is for her skills
(38).....................
A.furthermore
B.nonetheless
C.otherwise
D.however