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2. My grade depends on……………….
A. what I master calculus B. whether
calculus mastered by me
C. whether I master calculus D. when
master calculus.
3. ……………….is your own business.
A. Whose you work for. B. Who you work for C. Who for
you work D. You work for whom.
4. The name Angela………….is a favorite among peoples of many
western nations.
A. meaning “girl angel” B. who means “girl angel” C.
To mean “girl angel” D. Meant “girl angel”
5. The Canterbury Tales ,…………… , have often been interpreted
into plays and films.
A. who are written by Geoffrey Chaucer B. that are
written by Geoffrey Chaucer
C. written by Geoffrey Chaucer D. which
written by Geoffrey Chaucer
6. When British people go abroad, it takes them several days to get
used to…………
A. drive B. driven C.
driving D. drove
7. I’m having lovely time in Brighton. I wish you……………….here
with me.
A. had been B. were
C. would be
D. are.
8. Although they are leading a hard life they feel …………….what
they have
A. contented with B. contented about C.

talked D. had been talking

II/ Identify one mistake in each sentence and correct
16. The teacher (A)positively wanted to know (B)whether or not the
students (C)could come (D)to the picnic
17. My parents and I (A)are going (B)on a (C)four-weeks
(D)European tour next month
18. (A)To hastily read the material is (B)not enough (C)for (D)good
comprehension
19. Last night they (A)had recognized us (B)from the party we
(C)went to earlier (D)in the week.
20. Do you (A)remember Mrs. Goddard, (B)who taught us (C)the
English composition when we were (D)in grade 10

III. Read the passage and choose the best answer for each blank.
Emma Harte, in Barbara Taylor Bradford’s novel, was a poor lonely
girl who became the … (21) owner of an international chain of
stores. Like the woman she writes about, Ms Bradford is beautiful
and ambitious. She left school at sixteen and became a … (22)…
After twenty-three years of this work, she made the … (23)… to start
writing novels. She is now one of the most highly paid novelists in
the world. Was Emma Harte’s story based on Ms Bradford’s own
incredibly successful life? “I’m afraid not,” she said with
amusement. “My life has been quite different from Emma Harte’s.
She was … (24)…. to be born into a poor family. I came from a
middle-class home and I’m … (25)…. married to a rich American
film producer. The only thing I share with my heroine is her ability to
work hard.”
21. A. wealth B. unhealthy C. richness D.
wealthy