A good hen six or seven eggs a week.

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A good hen … six or seven eggs a week.

1) lays 2) sits

3) places 4) presents

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The children went to the zoo and saw the monkeys in their ….

1) boxes 2) cages

3) nests 4) pits

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Why don’t you wear an … when you do the washing-up?

1) apron 2) cloth

3) duster 4) towel

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The tailor made Joe a new ….

1) clothes 2) dress

3) suit 4) wear

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The most expensive … coats are made of mink.

1) feather 2) fur

3) hair 4) skin

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He turned up his … to protect his neck from the cold wind.

1) cap 2) collar

3) scarf 4) sleeve

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It’s a smart restaurant and men have to wear a ….

1) blouse 2) coat

3) dress 4) jacket

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She bought a new … for her birthday party.

1) cloth 2) dress

3) clothes 4) wear

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He was wearing a dark green tie over his cream ….

1) blouse 2) jacket

3) scarf 4) shirt

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Look at those holes in my fur! I am afraid the … have been at it.

1) butterflies 2) insects

3) moths 4) flies

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That’s a nice dress. It … you perfectly.

1) costumes 2) suits

3) goes 4) matches

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Long dresses are in … again.

1) style 2) form

3) mode 4) fashion

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It was not a formal party, so we were asked to wear … clothes.

1) cheap 2) informal

3) simple 4) fashionable

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My wife has an excellent … in clothes.

1) taste 2) choice

3) smell 4) feel

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If you don’t know how to wash the sweater, look at the … inside the collar.

1) mark 2) label

3) notice 4) sign

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I’m afraid this stain on your jacket just won’t ….

1) come out 2) die out

3) go away 4) run away

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Two hundred and fifty pounds is too much for that coat. It’s just not … it.

1) value 2) deal

3) worth 4) cost

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She can’t … a new dress on her small salary.

1) spend 2) afford

3) save 4) take

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I’ll have to buy … trousers.

1) a good 2) a couple of

3) a pair of 4) two

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Mary is trying to persuade her husband to buy her a new fur ….

1) dress 2) scarf

3) blouse 4) coat

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Because of her small salary, Betty buys clothes at that … stall in the market.

1) second-best 2) secondhand

3) second chance 4) second-class

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She wanted to buy a modern dress, she didn’t want an old … one.

1) formed 2) shaped

3) fashioned 4) styled

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Would you like to … the costume to see if it fits you?

1) try on 2) take off

3) experiment 4) wear

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There is a good … of shoes in that store.

1) presentation 2) production

3) show 4) selection

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I wanted to buy you a dress when I was in Paris, but I didn’t know your....

1) cut 2) measure

3) size 4) waist

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A tailor … you for a new suit.

1) measures 2) examines

3) sizes 4) fits

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All these sweaters are … by local people on a small Scottish island.

1) founded 2) made

3) done 4) discovered

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What a beautiful pearl necklace! The pearls are not …, I’m afraid.

1) actual 2) good

3) real 4) true

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Her chain was made of … gold, unmixed with any other metal.

1) clean 2) pure

3) honest 4) right

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She keeps her money in a brown leather ….

1) purse 2) packet

3) parcel 4) safe

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He left his … at the station and went sightseeing.

1) handbag 2) purse

3) sack 4) suitcase

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Can you … that strange perfume she is wearing?

1) feel 2) taste

3) smell 4) hear

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Bright colours don’t … her pale skin.

1) fit 2) suit

3) come 4) go

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I don’t know how you manage to walk with such high … on your shoes.

1) heels 2) fingers

3) toes 4) feet

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These leather shoes are made ….

1) at hand 2) by hand

3) in hand 4) with hand

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You really have to … your shoes repaired.

1) do 2) get

3) make 4) take

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Her blue dress … the colour of her eyes.

1) fitted 2) liked

3) loved 4) matched

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When Tom was at school, he won first … for good behaviour.

1) present 2) price

3) prize 4) reward

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Little Mary didn’t like her first … at school at all.

1) term 2) period

3) course 4) time

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We had lunch together in the school ….

1) bar 2) café

3) canteen 4) restaurant

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It’s your … that we’re late for school again.

1) care 2) fault

3) mistake 4) trouble

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I think you should … the matter with your teacher.

1) tell 2) discuss

3) ask 4) decide

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You are late again – please try to be … in future.

1) attentive 2) kind

3) tolerant 4) punctual

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An I.Q. test is supposed to measure the … of your intelligence.

1) degree 2) level

3) stage 4) size

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Those pupils never … any notice of what their teacher says.

1) attend 2) give

3) make 4) take

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Ann is already twelve but she can’t … the time yet.

1) tell 2) read

3) say 4) know

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Rita is not … of doing this work – she must change her class.

1) capable 2) ready

3) possible 4) suitable

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New students must … for classes before term begins.

1) enter 2) join

3) enroll 4) come

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I’m going to … all I can about the subject because I need this information.

1) discover 2) find out

3) know 4) learn

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Nick must go to France for the next … of his training.

1) point 2) stage

3) stand 4) step

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Sue asked her teacher’s … about going to university.

1) advice 2) experience

3) information 4) knowledge

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What are you going to do when you … school?

1) complete 2) graduate

3) end 4) leave

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Viola took her … at Cambridge University.

1) degree 2) grade

3) qualification 4) diploma

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He is studying to become a member of the medical ….

1) employment 2) position

3) post 4) profession

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Some schools have very … rules of behaviour which must be obeyed.

1) serious 2) straight

3) strict 4) strong

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Please, inform the college secretary if you … your address.

1) change 2) move

3) remove 4) exchange

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The classes were closed because of …of interest.

1) absence 2) presence

3) lack 4) missing

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This school has the highest … standards in our town.

1) academic 2) intelligence

3) learning 4) study

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Before joining a course of study you must fill in a long … form.

1) application 2) introduction

3) information 4) personal

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Secondary schools offer a wide … of subjects.

1) field 2) list

3) range 4) type

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Are you going to attend Prof. Black’s … on History next week?

1) conference 2) lecture

3) discussion 4) meeting

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The lecture was so … that almost everyone fell asleep.

1) bored 2) tired

3) exciting 4) dull

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According to my …, the lecture starts at eleven tomorrow morning.

1) belief 2) information

3) knowledge 4) opinion

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Prof. Rush was speaking so quickly I couldn’t … what he said.

1) catch 2) hear

3) listen 4) take

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Use your imagination and try to … the scene in your mind.

1) draw 2) models

3) paint 4) picture

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When you listen to a lecture, it is useful to … the important points.

1) clear 2) put

3) put down 4) write on

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The lecture was very … and I slept for most of it.

1) exciting 2) boring

3) noisy 4) sleepy

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You have to pay … to what the lecturer is saying; it’s very important.

1) attention 2) comment

3) importance 4) money

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Prof. Fox will make a … next Monday.

1) lecture 2) communication

3) speech 4) talk

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I absolutely … with everything that has been said.

1) accept 2) admit

3) approve 4) agree

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The lecture will begin at 10.00 ….

1) in time 2) on time

3) sharp 4) punctual

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No one helped Sue to do her homework; she did it ….

1) all by herself 2) by all herself

3) by herself all 4) herself all

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Clare was … her homework when her boyfriend called.

1) at the centre 2) halfway through

3) in between 4) in the middle

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The work is needed by next Wednesday, so make sure you keep to the ….

1) dead end 2) deadline

3) deadlock 4) dead stop

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What … did you get for your French composition?

1) figure 2) number

3) mark 4) sign

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My brother found it difficult to learn to write because he is ….

1) left-handed 2) right-handed

3) single-handed 4) two-handed

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If you want to learn you will, no … who teaches you.

1) fact 2) question

3) mind 4) matter

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My teacher never … my mistakes to me.

1) discuss 2) marks

3) explains 4) corrects

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When I was at school we had to learn a poem … every month.

1) by ear 2) by eye

3) by heart 4) by mouth

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I can’t … anything of his writing.

1) make 2) take

3) catch 4) find

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Frank has a good … for figures.

1) brain 2) head

3) mind 4) thought

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You’ll need a pen and some paper to … this problem. It is too difficult to do in your head.

1) discover 2) find out

3) realize 4) work out

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How many … is Sam studying at school?

1) objects 2) subjects

3) themes 4) topics

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A small … of students was waiting outside the classroom to see the teacher.

1) form 2) gang

3) group 4) team

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How many marks did you … in the last test?

1) get 2) make

3) score 4) take

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You can learn as much theory as you like, but you only master a skill by … it.

1) doing 2) exercising

3) practising 4) training

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Miss Lazy has hardly done any … this week.

1) effort 2) job

3) task 4) work

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We can’t teach him anything because he already knows his subject ….

1) from cover to cover 2) from top to toe

3) inside out 4) upside-down

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Dr. Scholar uses students volunteers as … for his experiments.

1) agents 2) cases

3) models 4) subjects

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Remember that exams never start late, they always start ….

1) ahead of time 2) at the last moment

3) on time 4) too late

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Will you help me to … for tomorrow’s exam?

1) go through 2) read

3) review 4) revise

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You never do any work. You’ll only have yourself to … if you fail your exam.

1) blame 2) fault

3) mistake 4) praise

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Eve was happy she … to finish the exam in time.

1) achieved 2) managed

3) realized 4) succeeded

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Do you think there is any … of him passing the exam?

1) chance 2) luck

3) occasion 4) opportunity

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Don’t forget to … your name down at the top of the test paper.

1) get 2) place

3) put 4) set

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Eric was very upset by his French ….

1) effects 2) failure

3) results 4) pronunciation

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Good …! I hope you do well.

1) chance 2) luck

3) hope 4) wish

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Mark passed the … test but failed the written examination.

1) practical 2) logical

3) skilful 4) working

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If you want to learn a new language you must … classes regularly.

1) visit 2) follow

3) present 4) attend

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Spanish is the … language of most Spaniards.

1) home 2) mother

3) native 4) nature

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