_______(27)




A.resembled
B.looked
C.showed
D.seemed

A.chemistry
B.kitchen
C.watch
D.catch

___________ (34)




A.is
B.will be
C.were
D.are

Choose the underlined part (marked A, B, C or D) that needs correction.
It was not easy for us getting tickets for the concert.




A.It
B.for
C.getting
D.the

We have lived in this flat_________five years.




A.ago
B.for
C.since
D.already

This building_________in 1980.




A.built
B.builds
C.was built
D.is built

He saw that film_________7.00 p.m_________Sunday.




A.on-from
B.in-at
C.at-at
D.at-on

Exercise 3: Read the passage carefully then circle the correct answer.
Technology will allow homes in the future to be “smart.” Appliances will communicate with each other - and with you. Your stove, for example, will tell you when your food is cooked and ready to eat. Refrigerators will suggest recipes based on food items you already have.
Futurologists predict that many homes will have robots in the future. Robots already do many things such as building cars and vacuuming floors. But scientists today are starting to build friendlier, more intelligent robots that will be able to show feelings with their faces, just like humans. These robots will do work around the house such as cooking and cleaning. They will even take care of children and the elderly.
How soon will this smart home be a reality? There’s a good chance it will be a part of your life in 25 or 30 years, perhaps sooner.
Robots nowadays are widely used in __________




A.house building
B.public transportation
C.car manufacturing
D.communications technology

Exercise 2: Choose the best option to fill in the blank.
Students ________ use a dictionary during the test. It’s forbidden.




A.can’t
B.might not
C.mustn’t
D.won’t

The Facebook social network developed at Harvard ________.




A.was a collaborative project with other students
B.became Mark's full-time job after completing university
C.could only be accessed by Harvard students
D.became really successful after June 2004