He made his escape by jumping.... a window and getting.... a waiting car.
A.on / up
B.out of / into
C.over / out
D.through / by

Peter is standing.... the bus stop to wait for the bus. He often arrives at the office.... time.
A.from / at
B.at / on
C.to / in
D.
by / for

If you want to reach that shelf you had better stand.... the chair which is.... the table.
A.among / by
B.beneath / in
C.on / next to
D.
under / above

After working.... a long time, we relaxed.... the shade.... the branches.
A.to / from / of
B.off / for / up
C.on / over / under
D.for / in / beneath

Library visitors often find that (A) there are so few (B) staff members available to help them, especially when (C) funding for libraries have been reduced. (D)
A.have been reduced
B.find that
C.when
D.so few

The combination of (A) two programmes are causing (B) serious problems in (C) the technical field. (D)
A.field
B.are causing
C.of
D.in

Neither the (A) Browns nor (B) Alice are watching (C) the film on television. (D)
A.on television
B.the
C.nor
D.are watching

The actor, with his wife and children, were (A) present (B) at the opening (C) ceremony of the event. (D)
A.the event
B.opening
C.present
D.were

Neither my traveler's cheques (A) nor the money I had (B) with me were (C) sufficient to pay (D) the bill.
A.were
B.traveler's cheques
C.I had
D.to pay

Peter promised to come here…. 9 o’clock…. Monday morning.
A.within / at
B. about / upon
C.at / on
D.
for / in