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المجموعة الرابعة
Choose the correct answer
1- My parents have always (warned – agreed – encouraged – argued) me to keep fit by playing sports.
2- When you pass your test, you will get a driving (permission – license – paper – certificate).
3- He doesn't want to live a (conventional – daily – interesting – exciting) life. He would prefer excitement and adventure.
4- Their television (window – glass – gadget – screen) is very dirty.
5- (Paper – Paperback – Cardboard – Hard) books used to be very cheep.
6- Florence Nightingale, (which – where – that – who) was born in Italy, went to school in England.
7- My uncle went to a school in London, (which – where – who – that) he learned to speak English well.
8- I went to the bank this morning (so – although – because – and) I needed to take out some money.
9- I've felt really tired today, (because – so – despite – although) I went to bed early last night.
10- I hope that by the end of next week, our roof will have been (repair – repairing – repaired – repairs)
11- The play was a great success (thanks to – because – due – although) the effort and commitment of everyone involved.
12- (Although – Despite – So – Because) you've done such a good job, I'm giving everyone a 10% bonus.
13- We asked Philip to come with us, (as – so – although – due to) he knew the road.
14- He had to retire (as – while – when - because of) ill health.
15- Flight BA213 has been delayed (during - owing – because – as) to fog.
16- We succeeded (owing - through – although – because) hard work.
17- (Although – Because – Owing – On account) I can't help admiring the man's courage, I do not approve of his methods.
18- (Although – Because – As – Despite) repeated assurances that the product is safe, many people have stopped buying it.
19- (Though – Despite – In spite – Because) she's almost 40, she still plans to compete.
20- She went to Spain (although - despite – because – due) the fact that her doctor had told her to rest.
21- Although (written – write – wrote – had written) in simple English, he couldn't understand the letter.
22- (Because of – So – As – In spite) not having any money, he couldn't buy a bike.
23- (In spite – Although – As – Despite) the noise outside, I went to sleep immediately.
24- The police arrested the man (who – whom – which – what) was responsible for the forgeries.
25- Did you get the cheque (where – whose – who – that) I sent you?
26- I saw a man shouting at a driver (where - whose – that – whom) car was blocking the street.
27- All the information you need is available at the travel agency (where – which – that – who) you book your holiday.
28- Soldiers opened fire on a car (when – where - which – whose) failed to stop at an army checkpoint.
29- As many as ten-million children (will have been infected-will infect-will have infected-would infect) with the virus by the end of the decade.
30- By next year all the money (will spend – is spent – has been spent - will have been spent).
31- Nothing (changes– is changed- will change– will have changed) as long as the workers continue to accept these appalling conditions.
32- Be (positive – negative – addictive – additive) about your future and get on with living a normal life...
33- He took a master's (licence – permission – degree – allowance) in economics at Yale.
34- The media play a major (pole – hole – rule – role) in influencing people’s opinions.
35- When things aren't going well, he (avoids – prevents – encourages – despises) me, telling me not to give up.
36- As senior supervisor, she is in (attach - charge - change – check) of training new employees.
37- It is an (improbable – imprison - impressive – infected) building with a huge tower.
38- Charles Lindbergh became the very first person to fly (sail – solo – aside – lonely) across the Atlantic.
39- When does your driving (card – booklet - licence – patience) expire?
40- Some schoolchildren are victims of (pulling – bullying – peeling – boiling).
41- He was (regarded – granted – looked – given) as the most successful businessman in town.
42- Van Gogh had a major (affluence – abundance – affection) influence on the development of modern painting.
43- The majority of small businesses now do their (sinking – shrinking – winking – banking) online.
44- A microwave cooks food much faster than a (conditional – continental - conventional – confidential) oven.
45- We found (on – of – about – out) later that we had been at the same school.
46- There were fears that privatization would (lead - dread – head – plead) to job losses.
47- When people saw pictures of the atrocities on TV, there was a (spontaneous–spoiling–sponsoring–smelling) reaction against the war.
48- He was allowed out of prison to attend his father's (failure – farewell – funeral – funnel).
49- Alternative medicine can sometimes find a cure where (annual – autumnal – criminal – conventional) medicine cannot.
50- You don't seem very (antiseptic – enthusiastic – aquatic – athletic) about the party – don't you want to go tonight?
1- My parents have always (warned – agreed – encouraged – argued) me to keep fit by playing sports.
2- When you pass your test, you will get a driving (permission – license – paper – certificate).
3- He doesn't want to live a (conventional – daily – interesting – exciting) life. He would prefer excitement and adventure.
4- Their television (window – glass – gadget – screen) is very dirty.
5- (Paper – Paperback – Cardboard – Hard) books used to be very cheep.
6- Florence Nightingale, (which – where – that – who) was born in Italy, went to school in England.
7- My uncle went to a school in London, (which – where – who – that) he learned to speak English well.
8- I went to the bank this morning (so – although – because – and) I needed to take out some money.
9- I've felt really tired today, (because – so – despite – although) I went to bed early last night.
10- I hope that by the end of next week, our roof will have been (repair – repairing – repaired – repairs)
11- The play was a great success (thanks to – because – due – although) the effort and commitment of everyone involved.
12- (Although – Despite – So – Because) you've done such a good job, I'm giving everyone a 10% bonus.
13- We asked Philip to come with us, (as – so – although – due to) he knew the road.
14- He had to retire (as – while – when - because of) ill health.
15- Flight BA213 has been delayed (during - owing – because – as) to fog.
16- We succeeded (owing - through – although – because) hard work.
17- (Although – Because – Owing – On account) I can't help admiring the man's courage, I do not approve of his methods.
18- (Although – Because – As – Despite) repeated assurances that the product is safe, many people have stopped buying it.
19- (Though – Despite – In spite – Because) she's almost 40, she still plans to compete.
20- She went to Spain (although - despite – because – due) the fact that her doctor had told her to rest.
21- Although (written – write – wrote – had written) in simple English, he couldn't understand the letter.
22- (Because of – So – As – In spite) not having any money, he couldn't buy a bike.
23- (In spite – Although – As – Despite) the noise outside, I went to sleep immediately.
24- The police arrested the man (who – whom – which – what) was responsible for the forgeries.
25- Did you get the cheque (where – whose – who – that) I sent you?
26- I saw a man shouting at a driver (where - whose – that – whom) car was blocking the street.
27- All the information you need is available at the travel agency (where – which – that – who) you book your holiday.
28- Soldiers opened fire on a car (when – where - which – whose) failed to stop at an army checkpoint.
29- As many as ten-million children (will have been infected-will infect-will have infected-would infect) with the virus by the end of the decade.
30- By next year all the money (will spend – is spent – has been spent - will have been spent).
31- Nothing (changes– is changed- will change– will have changed) as long as the workers continue to accept these appalling conditions.
32- Be (positive – negative – addictive – additive) about your future and get on with living a normal life...
33- He took a master's (licence – permission – degree – allowance) in economics at Yale.
34- The media play a major (pole – hole – rule – role) in influencing people’s opinions.
35- When things aren't going well, he (avoids – prevents – encourages – despises) me, telling me not to give up.
36- As senior supervisor, she is in (attach - charge - change – check) of training new employees.
37- It is an (improbable – imprison - impressive – infected) building with a huge tower.
38- Charles Lindbergh became the very first person to fly (sail – solo – aside – lonely) across the Atlantic.
39- When does your driving (card – booklet - licence – patience) expire?
40- Some schoolchildren are victims of (pulling – bullying – peeling – boiling).
41- He was (regarded – granted – looked – given) as the most successful businessman in town.
42- Van Gogh had a major (affluence – abundance – affection) influence on the development of modern painting.
43- The majority of small businesses now do their (sinking – shrinking – winking – banking) online.
44- A microwave cooks food much faster than a (conditional – continental - conventional – confidential) oven.
45- We found (on – of – about – out) later that we had been at the same school.
46- There were fears that privatization would (lead - dread – head – plead) to job losses.
47- When people saw pictures of the atrocities on TV, there was a (spontaneous–spoiling–sponsoring–smelling) reaction against the war.
48- He was allowed out of prison to attend his father's (failure – farewell – funeral – funnel).
49- Alternative medicine can sometimes find a cure where (annual – autumnal – criminal – conventional) medicine cannot.
50- You don't seem very (antiseptic – enthusiastic – aquatic – athletic) about the party – don't you want to go tonight?
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