each space.

II. Match the sentences 1 to 6 with the sentences (a-f).

1. He got stuck in the lift.

2. He tripped over while he was carrying the boxes.

3. She spilt some coffee on her shirt.

4. He knocked over the vase.

5. I got his name wrong.

6. I dialled the wrong number.

1. To make something fall by hitting it accidentally.
2. If this happens, food or drink accidentally falls out of a container.
3. To fall over after hitting something with your foot.
4. To be trapped in a place and be unable to leave.
5. To call someone by a different name.
6. To press the wrong numbers on a phone.

6×2=12

III. Match the sentence beginnings (1 to 8) to the endings (a-h) and match the right kind of

Sport or activities.

Cycling Karate Aerobics Yoga Swimming Pilates Gymnastics Jogging

1. Medium intensity exercise that often consists of …
2. A form of exercise that you do...
3. Exercise that involves running over a period of …
4. A stretching activity to relax your...
5. Riding either a stationary …
6. A martial art of …
7. A form of exercise that is similar to yoga but focuses more on...
8. Exercise that involves balance and agility, sometimes with...

1. … mind and body.
2. … specialised apparatus.
3. … self defence and attack.
4. … strengthening your muscles.
5. … time and distance.
6. … in water.
7. … jumping and dancing to music.
8. … bicycle or an ordinary one over a certain distance or time.

8×2=16

IV. Choose the correct answer A, B, C or D to fill the spaces 1-20.

1. She was grateful............ the help he had given her.

A of B with C to D for

2. The bath is full............ water.

A with B from C up D of

3. I will not be responsible............ what happens.

A for B with C of D by

4. I didn't know he was married............ Barbara.

A with B to C in D of

5. They're very proud............ their daughter's success.

A from B of C for D in

6. There's nothing tastier than............ tomato.

A nice red B a nice red C a nice and a red D nice and red

7. As chairperson, she's the............ person on the committee.

A strongest B biggest C most powerful D most strong

8. Are you............ enough to lift that box?

A large B great C power D strong

9. The boys are............ - they need new beds.

A greater B higher C taller D stronger

10. She's so............ that she finds it hard to say no.

A thin B fragile C weak D slender

11. I think it's perfectly............ to want to be with friends on holiday.

A strange B foreign C odd D natural

12. She's so............ -minded and often forgets her keys.

A loose B absent C distant D strong

13. You're............ -sighted and need glasses, I'm afraid.

A old B little C low D short

14. He's very............ going and gets on with everyone.

A happy B open C friendly D easy

15. It's cheaper to travel by air in.............

A second hand B style C economy class D savings account

16. Winning the Nobel prize has made her............ known throughout the world.

A un B highly C well D generally

17. I can't come tonight -......... my in-laws.

A I visit B I visited C I'm visiting D I will visit

18. Next month, the National Theatre......... a new production of Hamlet.

A are putting on B shall put on C put on D putting on

19.......... a successful author one day.

A I'm being B I'm going to be C I go to be D I be

20. According to the programme, the show......... at 9 o'clock prompt.

A is start B shall start C starts D starting

20×2=40

V. For questions 1-15, read the text below and decide which answer A,B,C, or D best fits

each space.

Kuala Lumpur: A city of contrasts

Kuala Lumpur is the (0) ___ of Malaysia and probably the city in Asia which has changed most in the (1) ___ fifteen years. It now (2) ___ a relaxed, colonial atmosphere with space age technology, making it (3) ___ among developing Asian cities.

A decade and a half ago Kuala Lumpur was a (4) ___ of colonial buildings surrounded by lush tropical gardens with most of the (5) ___ business being carried out in Hong Kong or Singapore. At that time Kuala Lumpur was in (6) ___ of being left behind and staying on the (7) ___ of second-class cities.

Nowadays Kuala Lumpur is first division material – something which the whole (8) ___ is justifiably proud (9) ___. Despite the remarkable progress that has been (10) ___, the Malaysians still have a need to be recognised by the whole world. They have made plans to this end and are determined to (11) ___ them through. That is why they are continually seeking to (12) ___ their standard of living by (13) ___ only the very best.

However, the progress has brought with it certain problems. Traffic problems have periodically created an asphyxiating smog which the locals refuse to (14) ___ on and the Western media has developed a habit of putting the city down. In spite of these kinds of problems, the Malaysians are not prepared to (15) ___ their sights one little bit.

0. a leading b primary c first d capital

1. a latest b latter c last d recent

2. a shares b connects c sticks d combines

3. a single b unique c separate d solitary

4. a collection b bundle c bunch d pack

5. a region’s b territory’s c place’s d location’s

6. a risk b emergency c danger d jeopardy

7. a directory b list c agenda d memo

8. a race b tribe c people d nation

9. a for b of c with d in

10. a done b carried c taken d made

11. a take b see c put d run

12. a improve b rise c lift d grow

13. a asking b persisting c insisting d demanding

14. a mention b comment c refer d discuss

15. a lower b lessen c decrease d reduce

16×2=32

TOTAL = 115

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