Quiz 33.5: Practical Questions

Choose from alternatives A-E the expression that most suitably completes the sentences.

He could not give me any of the money, as it was not his________

giving

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for giving

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to give

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to give it

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to be given

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Choose from alternatives A-E the expression that most suitably completes the sentences.

The doctor thinks you have typhoid, but he certainly________

hopes not

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doesn't hope so

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doesn't hope

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doesn't hope it

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has no hope

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Choose from alternatives A-E the expression that most suitably completes the sentences.

The rat had been surrounded by driver ants and _________ to death.

bit it

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which had bitten it

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had bitten

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bitten

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bitten it

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Choose from alternatives A-E the expression that most suitably completes the sentences.

He had to be carried into the Assembly because he was __________.

older

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old enough

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too old

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as old

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so old

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Choose from alternatives A-E the expression that most suitably completes the sentences.

If he had gained twenty more votes he ________ the election.

had won

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would win

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will win

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will have won

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would have won

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Choose from alternatives A-E the expression that most suitably completes the sentences.

No sooner _______ the crowd began to gather again.

the policeman had left, than

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than the policeman had left,

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had left the policeman, than

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had the policeman left, than

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when the policeman had left, than

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After each of the following sentences a list of possible interpretations of all or part of the sentence is given. Choose which interpretation you consider appropriate for each sentences.

There was little more I could do.

I managed to do a certain amount in addition.

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I had done a certain amount, but there was still something further for me to do.

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I had done about all I could.

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I had not done much, so it was easy for me to do some more.

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I did not succeed in doing any more.

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After each of the following sentences a list of possible interpretations of all or part of the sentence is given. Choose which interpretation you consider appropriate for each sentences.

There were noisy demonstrations, and several motorists had their tires let down.

Some drivers deliberately let air out of their tires.

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Some drivers gave orders that the air should be let out of their tires.

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Some motorists drove with flat tires as a demonstration.

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Some tires were let down, to the annoyance of motorists.

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Some motorists could not get anyone to pump up their tires.

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After each of the following sentences a list of possible interpretations of all or part of the sentence is given. Choose which interpretation you consider appropriate for each sentences.

She likes having visitors but she never puts herself out for them.

She does not inconvenience herself for their benefit.

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She does not tolerate them for long.

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She does not give up her room for them.

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She does not stop complaining in their presence.

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She does not tell them her secret.

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After each of the following sentences a list of possible interpretations of all or part of the sentence is given. Choose which interpretation you consider appropriate for each sentences.

Whether he likes it best is beside the point.

It is something else to consider.

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It is closely related to the matter.

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It is irrelevant.

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It is impossible to judge.

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It is just what we are discusssing.

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Quiz 33.5: Practical Questions

Quiz 33.5: Practical Questions

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