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IV. Read the text and choose the best answer to fill in the blank:

Because you travel to the US, you (1)______ out what documents you need. British people do not (2) ______ to get a visa, but there are different rules for (3) ______ nationalities. (4) ______ example, you don’t need to show that you have enough money (5) ______ you. (6) ______ there is one rule you can be sure about: everyone (7)______ to show their passport. The roads in New York are very busy, but don’t worry, you can get around cheaply and easily by subway. Remember that you are not allowed to smoke (8) ______ public transport or in shops. And don’t forget that you must tip taxi drivers and waiters. New York is not the most dangerous city in the US, but you really (9) ______ walk along empty streets at night. And it is (10) ______ to travel around in groups.

1.     A. must                B. would               C.  can                  D. could

2.     A. ought                B. have                 C.  should             D. used

3.     A. other                B. many                C.  different          D. some

4.     A. In                     B. On                    C.  For                  D. At

5.     A. on                     B. in                     C. of                     D. with

6.     A. But                  B. Then                 C. Now                 D. And

7.     A. could                B. must                 C.  has                  D. should

8.     A. in                      B. on                    C.  at                    D. by

9.     A. shouldn’t           B. couldn’t           C. wouldn’t          D. might not

10.    A. safe                  B. safer                 C. safest               D. more safe

 1. It’s so frustrated/ frustrating! No matter how much I concentrated on his speech I couldn’t understand what he meant.

2. The journey was bored/ boring. Twenty hours by train made us exhausted/ exhausting.

3. Don’t show my baby photos to others, Mum! It’s so embarrassed/ embarrassing!

4. The little girl was terrified/terrifying! when she saw dinosaur model in museum.

5. She got really annoyed/annoying yesterday because someone threw rubbish in front of her house.

Environment             population                build               different         providing                   result

DEFORESTATION

Deforestation means cutting down forests that are home (1)___ ____ human beings with oxygen. Forests around the world are being cut down for (2)_ different _ purposes. One of the main aims is to use the land for agriculture. With the growing (3)____________________ there is a need to grow more crops to satisfy people's demand. Forests are also being cut to (4) ____________________ towns and cities for setting up offices and factories. As a (5)_________________ , not only is the weather becoming hotter and hotter, but many species of animals and plants are getting extinct because of deforestation as well. We should consider the harmful impacts of deforestation on our (6)_________________ and put an end to it.

1.         Colin Firth won his first Oscar for best lead actor                             England’s King George VI.

A. As                        B. with                        C. Of                                    D. in

2.    Twelve Years a Slave is based                 a true story of Solomon Northup

A. in                          B. by                           C. on                             D. from

3.    “What                      of film is the Matrix?” – “Science fiction”.

A. ranking                 B. plot                         C. review                      D. kind

4.    Critic say Midnight Run is a must –see                           it is funny and exciting.

A. Although              B. because                C. however              D. therefore

5.    Vin Diesel                      in many action films, including The Fast and Furious series.

A. Starred                 B. made               C. produced            D. directed

6.      an all- star cast, Hotel Artemis was a total box- office failure.

A. Because of           B. Although                C. Despite               D. In spite

7.  The special effects in Jurassic Park are                         ! The dinosaurs look so real and alive

A. Visible                  B. incredible                C. terrible               D. believable

8.  For a                         , that film wasn’t very funny. I didn’t laugh once.

A. Thriller                 B. romance           C. documentary                D. comedy

9.  That vampire film was extremely                           . I had my eyes closed half on the time!

A. hilarious             B. moving                  C. gripping                         D. scary

10.   “Could I ask you a few question about your favorite movies?”                                            

A.   That sound good.                                         C. Sure. Go ahead

B.   Not a bad idea                                              D. But I don’t want to.

I. Choose the best answer:

1.  Manchester is famous _________ its football teams.

     a. in                      b. with                  c. for                     d. as

2.  Oxford University was built _________ the 12th century.

     a. in                      b. of                      c. at                      d. on

3.  The Golden Gate Bridge is San Francisco’s most famous _________.

     a. building            b. monument        c. palace               d. landmark

4.  The package includes a tour of Sydney’s famous _________.

     a. Opera House     b. Eiffel Tower      c. Big Ben             d. White House

5.  What is the capital of Greece? - _________ 

     a. Amsterdam       b. Athens              c. Stockholm        d. Sydney

6.  The Sydney Opera House is considered as the symbol of __________.

          A. Asia                 B. America           C. Australia          D. Europe

7.  Vietnam is located in Southeast __________.

          A. America           B. Asia                 C. Australia          D. Europe

8.  The smallest __________ in the world is Australia.

          A. continent          B. ocean               C. country            D. city

9.  Some developed nations namely Britain, France and Germany are located in _______.

          A. America           B. Asia                 C. Australia          D. Europe

10. Have you ever seen Big Ben? It is the most visited __________in Britain.

          A. city                  B. country            C. landmark          D. continent

11. Have you got _________ pen, or would you like to borrow _________?

          A. your – mine                B. yours – my                 C. yours – mine

     12. Jane’s voice is good. _________ is good, too.

          A. I                                 B. my                             C. mine

     13. _________ cat is adorable. _________ is adorable too.

          A. Your – My                  B. Your – Mine               C. Yours – Mine

     14. My face looks like _________ face.   

          A. she                             B.her                              C. hers

     15. It’s not _________ fault. It’s_________.

          A. your – mine                B. yours – mine              C. your – my

II. Choose whether each sentence requires a possessive adjective or a possessive pronoun.

     1.  She’s not his friend, she’s (my/mine).

     2.  Robert didn’t drive his own car. He drove (her/ hers).

     3.  That is one of (hers/ her) best friends.

     4.  Hid neighborhood is safe, while (my/ mine) neighbourhood isn’t.

     5.  Did (your/ yours) mother call you yesterday evening?

     6.  I don’t know (them/their) very well.

     7.  I don’t know (them/their) daughter very well.

     8.  I talked to (my/ me) grandmother for three hours last night.

     9.  She will never tell (him/his) about that.

     10. I think I got my notes mixed up with (your/ yours).

III. Read the following passage and do the tasks below: 

    Almost a hundred thousand people were killed and half a million homes destroyed as a result of an earthquake in Tokyo in 1923. The earthquake began a minute before noon when the inhabitants of Tokyo were cooking their midday meals. Thousands of stoves were overturned as soon as the earthquake began to shake. As a result, small fires broke out everywhere and quickly spread. The fire engines were prevented from going to help because many of the roads had cracked open. It was impossible to use firefighting equipment as most of the water pipes had burst. Consequently, over ninety percent of the damage was caused by fire rather than by collapse of the buildings. Most of those who died were not killed in the earthquake itself but in the fires which followed.

A. Choose the best answer A, B, C or D to complete the sentences:

1. The fire engines were prevented from going to help_____________.

A. because many of the water pipes had cracked open

B. because millions of the roads had cracked open

C. because many people were killed

D. because many of the roads had cracked open

2. Most of the damage was caused by_____________.

A. the fire                                           C. collapse of the roads             

B. the storm                                        D. collapse of the buildings

B.  Answer the questions:

1. How many people were killed in the earthquake in Tokyo in 1923?

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2. What were the inhabitants of Tokyo doing when the earthquake began?

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3. What happened as soon as the earthquake began to shake?

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