1.

• You can exchange the gift ...
• A. so long that
• B. while
• C. as long as
• D. meanwhile
• ... it is returned within seven days.

2.

• ‘You should stop smoking’
• A. He demanded her to stop smoking.
• B. He advised her to stop smoking.
• C. He threatened her to stop smoking.
• D. He said her to stop smoking.

3.

• We’ll ...
• A. have
• B. be having
• C. get
• D. getting
• ... my sister to babysit on Friday.

4.

• I blame the Government ...
• A. for
• B. on
• C. about
• D. over
• ... the increase in crime.

5.

• I didn’t understand at first, but then ...
• A. he explained me
• B. he explained it me
• C. he explained it to me
• D. he explained me it
• ... and the answer was clear.

6.

• A. You mustn’t stay
• B. You didn’t stay
• C. You oughtn’t stay
• D. You needn’t stay
• ... if you don’t want to.

7.

• The Acropolis is the greatest building ...
• A. to be built
• B. to have built
• C. to have been built
• D. built
• ... in ancient times.

8.

• He refused ...
• A. to take
• B. take
• C. taking
• D. took
• ... responsibility for the accident.

9.

• He used to be married to an actress, ...
• A. wasn’t he?
• B. didn’t he?
• C. wasn’t it?
• D. didn’t it?

10.

• She talks to me, ...
• A. as if we were
• B. as if we was
• C. like we were
• D. if we were
• ... friends.

11.

• A ...
• A. executor
• B. expatriate
• ... is a person who lives in a foreign country.

12.

• A ...
• A. punter
• B. prude
• ... is someone who bets money on horse or dog races.

13.

• A ...
• A. stalwart
• B. squatter
• ... is a person who enters and lives in an unoccupied building.

14.

• A ...
• A. bigot
• B. boor
• ... is a person who has very strong and often unreasonable opinions, but is very intolerant of other people’s opinions.

15.

• A ...
• A. magnate
• B. tyrant
• ... is a person who is very rich and powerful, especially in industry.

16.

• A ...
• A. invigilator
• B. interloper
• ... is someone who enters a place where they have no right to be.

17.

• A ...
• A. delinquent
• B. vandal
• ... is a person who deliberately damages public or private property.

18.

• As quiet as ...
• A. an owl.
• B. a mouse.

19.

• As easy as ...
• A. houses.
• B. pie.

20.

• As thick as ...
• A. thieves.
• B. old boots.

21.

• As stubborn as ...
• A. a lion.
• B. a mule.

22.

• As quick as ...
• A. rain.
• B. a flash.

23.

• As smooth as ...
• A. velvet.
• B. a kitten.

24.

• As pleased as ...
• A. a poker.
• B. punch.

25.

• As thin as ...
• A. a rake.
• B. a sheet.