Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following question

The opposition will be elected into government at the next election, without a _______ of a doubt

A. shade

B. shadow

C. benefit

D. hue

A to have had B having C to have D. to be some evidence of corruption, Question 42 When the opposition managed declared the election invalid. B. uncovering being A uncovered-be C to be uncovering - to have been D. to uncover to be Question 43: Out of all the OECD countries, Turkey is reported electricity, while Norway has the least expensive. A to be having B. to have C. having had Question 44: 1 demand the person who is in charge of handling customer here. B. having seen D. to see $100 from you, but I prom A to be seen the m D. having C. seeing Question 45: I'm sorry that I didn't remember you back as soon as I get my salary next week. A. borrowing-to pay B. to borrow - having paid D. to be borrowing - paying it, we noticed that it hadn't been Chaving borrowed-pay Question 46: Upon arriving at the flat tastefully as the estate agent had led us B. to be viewing - believed D. viewing to have believed my daughter's wedding dress as A. to view to believe C having viewed - believe Question 47: I'd like talented seamstress. B. have - having made D. to have - make A having-made C. to be having-making your sister Question 48: I must remember Frances when I get home to let her changes to the schedule. A having called - know B. calling to know C. to be calling-known Question 49: Normally she's too proud D. to call-know that she's made a mistake, so it's i we got her in this case. B. to be admitting-apologize A. to admit to apologize B. to have admitted - apologize D. admitting - having apologi

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the sentence that is closest in meaning to each of the following questions

There is no doubt that the tickets will be more expensive next month

A. Next month the tickets will undoubtedly be not as cheap as they are now

B. It is doubtful about the tickets’ price next month

C. The tickets are not bound to be more expensive next month

D. Next month maybe they will increase the price of the tickets

58 . Read the following sentences

(1) The fox family moved into the house on the corner lastmonth

(2) The fox family has painted their house an odd shade of green

How will these two sentences be combined into a single sentence containing an adjective clause ?

A. After the fox family moved last month into the house on the corner, they painted it an odd shade of green

B. The fox family, who moved into the house on the corner last month, has painted it an odd shade of green

C. When the fox family moved into the house on the corner last month, they painted it an odd shade of green

D. The fox family moved into the house on the corner last month before it was painted an odd shade of green

Nguồn : Cuộc thi vô địch tiếng Anh Cambridge

58 . Read the following sentences

(1) The fox family moved into the house on the corner lastmonth

(2) The fox family has painted their house an odd shade of green

How will these two sentences be combined into a single sentence containing an adjective clause ?

A. After the fox family moved last month into the house on the corner, they painted it an odd shade of green

B. The fox family, who moved into the house on the corner last month, has painted it an odd shade of green

C. When the fox family moved into the house on the corner last month, they painted it an odd shade of green

D. The fox family moved into the house on the corner last month before it was painted an odd shade of green

Nguồn : Cuộc thi vô địch tiếng Anh Cambridge