Bob has a drill in his workshop. What does he use it for?
For making holes
For measuring lenghts
For holding objects
For sharpening tools
Prices are the _______ I've ever seen.
high
higher
highest
as high
Mr Jones is a commercial pilot
He sells airplanes
He flies for the air force
He flies for sports
The airlines pay him for flying
I heard the man talking about the snack bar. What are they talking about?
A new medicine
A list of telephone numbers
A place to eat
A group of workers
The lights are blinking
The lights are not working properly
They are going on and off
They are colored
The lights are turned off completely
Bill said: “That wire is not insulated”. What did he mean?
The wire is not good
The wire is not carrying electricity
The wire is not visible
The wire is not covered for protection
We were very fortunate to get tickets for the concert
There were many tickets for sales
There were no more games
We could not get the tickets
We were lucky to get them
This metal is flexible
It's heavy
It's easily bent
It's bright
It is very hard
I’m going to purchase this car
I want to sell this car
I will buy this car
I have bought this car
I'm going to follow this car
My friend lives in a spacious house. Where does he live?
In a crowded house
In a small house
In a busy house
In a large house
What is a mailbox used for?
Stamping packages
Collecting stamps
Depositing envelopes
Filing envelopes
The clerk said “I don’t think this suit needs any alterations.” What does the clerk mean by alterations?
Cleaning
buttons
Price tags
Changes
This radio functions properly
It's a cheap radio
It’s in good condition
It needs repair
It plays too loudly
Tom was pleased with the acceleration of the car. What was he pleased with?
The dashboard
The slowing-down action
The color of the vehicle
The ability to speed up
On his way home Ronaldo ran into Tony at the hotel
Ronaldo met Tony
Ronaldo called Tony
Ronaldo hurt Tony
Ronaldo visited Tony
Who used this book originally?
Who used this book frequently?
Who used this book first?
Who wants to use this book?
Who will be using this book?
Lesson one is easier than lesson two. Which lesson is less difficult to learn?
Lesson one
Lesson two
Both are difficult
They are the same
Sam browsed through the book. What did he do?
He read it slowly
He read it quickly
He got it at a store
He looked at it for a long time
How far is it to the school?
The school is closed for these days
Only young children go to school there
The school is three miles from here
Classes begin at nine o' clock
Joe bought a new horn for his car. What did he buy?
A new headlight
A spare tire
A new car radio
A warning device
Mr Jones said: “I hope Henry will get in touch with me”. What does Mr. Jones want Henry to do?
remember him
contact him
like him
forget him
On Saturdays the traffic is heavy downtown
There are many lights on the street
Many people are walking on Saturdays
There are many people downtown
There are many cars on the streets
We eat a variety of vegetables every day
We always eat the same vegetables
We eat only one vegetable every day
We eat different kinds of vegetables daily
We eat vegetables with our meat every day
The main speaker for the convention is a famous person
He is well known
He doesn't know anyone
He is not known
He's a dangerous person