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  • The police have so far refused to [...] details of the case.
    discover
    dismiss
    disown
    disclose
  • You cannot take part unless you are [...] 18.
    above
    up
    beyond
    over
  • St Giles was [...] in 1955.
    found
    funded
    find
    founded
  • The results [...] that social media use among the age group is set to continue growing.
    point out
    highlight
    focus
    indicate
  • You can't get away from advertising these days. Wherever you go, even in remote places, it's [...].
    eternal
    global
    all-encompassing
    ubiquitous
  • The diagrams [...] changes made to the university campus between 2018 and 2022.
    illustrate
    design
    reveal
    present
  • The IELTS exam [...] four papers: reading, listening, writing and speaking
    insists on
    contains
    convenes
    consists of
  • Studies show twins are at [...] risk of developing certain illnesses than other individuals.
    greater
    larger
    bigger
    heavier
  • Some people are naturally better [...] making friends than others.
    with
    on
    at
    in
  • Congestion in the city centre has been getting [...] worse since the beginning of the decade.
    readily
    steadily
    unready
    instead
  • By the time Darwin published 'On the Origin of Species', other scientists [...] to develop similar ideas.
    would already begin
    have already begun
    had already begun
    already began
  • There are lots of large [...] along the motorway.
    flyers
    brochures
    billboards
    banner ads
  • Residents should not have to [...] such loud music from the nearby nightclub.
    do away with
    get on with
    put up with
    hang out with
  • A new library is scheduled to be built [...] part of town.
    at easter
    on the eastern
    in the eastern
    in east
  • The convention organisers considered both Beijing and Paris as candidates for the international meridian.
    FALSE
    WHERE'S GREENWICH?
    NOT GIVEN
    TRUE
  • The charts show the [...] of traffic accidents in the city in 2015 and 2020.
    figure
    number
    percent
    amount
  • On the one hand, it's not a very well-paid profession. [...], you go get lots of holidays.
    On the foot, however
    On another hand
    On other hand
    On the other hand
  • I [...] Sandra will be on time. She's usually at least ten minutes late.
    don't doubt
    don't know
    know
    doubt
  • Queen Elizabeth II [...] earlier this year at the age of 96.
    passed by
    passed away
    passed on
    passed out
  • The Thames Flood Barrier has kept London safe more than two hundred times.
    IS IT BREAK-TIME YET?
    NOT GIVEN
    FALSE
    TRUE
  • Scientists believe dinosaurs became extinct when a large meteorite [...] with Earth.
    eroded
    impulsed
    collided
    impacted
  • We need to [...] our efforts to ensure more children have access to clean water.
    deepen
    lengthen
    strengthen
    sweeten
  • The company was forced to close down after [...] chemicals were discovered in their products.
    harmful
    beneficial
    hurtful
    damaged
  • Mexico city is a [...] deal larger than London.
    much
    fat
    big
    great
  • You should go to bed early, [...] you won't wake up on time.
    otherwise
    if
    except
    unless
  • Despite [...] much before the exam, Toby passed with a good grade.
    not to study
    not have studied
    not having studied
    he didn't study
  • As far as I'm [...], finding a solution to this issue is the government's responsibility.
    included
    involved
    regarded
    concerned
  • I decided to go to the museum as I had [...] to do that day.
    nothing less
    nothing else
    nothing beyond
    nothing ever
  • Not only [...] tell anybody your password, you shouldn't even write it down.
    you never should
    you should never
    should you never
    never should you
  • This is the [...] of Türkiye.
    outplan
    outshape
    outform
    outline
  • She's an expert in her [...] and often advises the government on policy.
    meadow
    land
    farm
    field
  • The number of workplace accidents [...] between 2012 and 2016.
    deflected
    flexed
    fluctuated
    reflected
  • The word 'barely' does NOT rhyme with [...].
    yearly
    squarely
    fairly
    fairly
  • [...] people in the group were aged 18 to 24.
    The most of
    The most
    Most of
    Most
  • The earthquake destroyed thousands of buildings. However, worse was [...] to come: a tsunami was on its way.
    yet
    but
    already
    no longer
  • Candidates should [...] that mobile phones are not allowed in the examination hall.
    take in mind
    keep in mind
    carry in mind
    bear in mind
  • The old town hall was [...] to make way for a car park.
    detonated
    destroyed
    derailed
    demolished
  • I'm in two [...] about whether to go to the party or not.
    hearts
    brains
    minds
    heads
  • My parents are nothing like each other. In fact, they're like [...].
    chalk and cheese
    chalk and chips
    chocolate and cheese
    chicken and chips
  • The majority of text messages received in China are spam.
    FALSE
    TRUE
    NOT GIVEN
    DELETE
  • Our personality is no doubt a combination of nature and [...].
    nutrition
    nursing
    nannying
    nurture
  • It's important to set clear goals and map out your [...] path.
    professional
    career
    working
    job
  • Public transport workers are expected to strike again next Friday, [...], services will be severely disrupted.
    However
    Consequently
    Regardless
    Having said that
  • How old is Tae?
    21
    one trillion and one
    22
    23
  • Climate change is one of the most [...] issues facing us today.
    pushing
    pressing
    packing
    punching
  • Between August and December, there was a [...] in the percentage of users purchasing the premium version of the app, from 79% to 36%.
    sharp drop
    slight drop
    steady rise
    sharp rise
  • The various parts are manufacutured in different places. Then, [...] transported to the main factory, they're assembled into the finished product.
    having been
    being
    are
    have been
  • The Titanic sank in [...].
    1912
    1911
    1913
    1914
  • A synonym for 'huge' or 'enormous' is [...].
    olympic
    titanic
    mythic
    microscopic
  • Once the ingredients [...], the next step is the addition of preservatives.
    have been mixed
    are mixing
    have mixed
    are being mixed
  • You must not be late under [...] circumstances.
    all
    some
    no
    any
  • The River [...] flows from west to east.
    Thames
    Danube
    Tiber
    Seine
  • The inspectors have [...] some concerns about the security of the company's database.
    pulled up
    drawn up
    raised
    heightened
  • Overconsumption and misuse of antibiotics will inevitably [...] development of new and untreatable strains of common diseases.
    bring to
    take to
    come to
    lead to
  • It is not known exactly when Beethoven was born.
    NOT GIVEN
    FALSE
    TRUE
    WHO CARES?
  • The government has announced plans to [...] the number of civil servants in an effort to reduce costs.
    cut up
    cut off
    cut down
    cut out
  • IELTS [...] International English Language Testing System.
    stands up
    stands by
    stands for
    stands around
  • Paraphrase this sentence: There was a sharp fall in sales figures in May and June.
    Sales figures saw a sharply fall in May and June.
    Sales figures fell sharply in May and June.
    Sales figures sharp fell in May and June.
  • She wanted to know how long I [...] living in London.
    am
    has been
    had been
    have
  • Most of the older people in this town have lots of disposable [...].
    expenditure
    cost
    income
    profit
  • There was a [...] increase in the number of students after 1976.
    poetic
    sentimental
    dramatic
    romantic
  • The city's economic growth is [...] by the many new skyscrapers that are under construction.
    exampled
    exemplified
    sampled
    examples
  • 'Thomas' [...] T-H-O-M-A-S.
    is written
    spells
    is spelled
    writes
  • The process takes about six months. The first step [...] the seeds.
    is planted
    is to plant
    plants
    planting