Question 1

Her family has an ……… garden to spend a wonderful time.

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inviting

Question 2

They have a very ……… house. It cost them a fortune.

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luxurious

Question 3

My new flat is ………, so I haven’t got much space for new furniture.

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cramped

Question 4

It’s a ……… building, so I have plenty of room to put all my belongings.

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spacious

Question 5

You don’t have to buy a sofa; the new house is ……….

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furnished

Question 6

They settled ……… at their new school.

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in

Question 7

All guests should check ……… by noon. Otherwise, the reservation will be cancelled.

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out

Question 8

Tyler doesn’t live with his parents anymore. He moved ……… a long time ago.

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out

Question 9

My friend was in the neighbourhood, so she dropped ……….

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by

Question 10

Could you put me ……… when I come to Rome?

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up

Question 11

Read the following.We always put our relatives on our farm, especially in winter.Which of the following fits the gap above? A) in B) by C) up D) out

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ج) up — put somebody up = let somebody stay at your home. Answer: C

Question 12

Read the following.Good morning, Mr. Shinbari! Do you want to extend your stay, or will you ?Which item BEST fits the gap? A) drop by B) settle in C) check in D) check out

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د) check out — A hotel guest either extends the stay or checks out (leaves the hotel). Answer: D

Question 13

Read the following.Khattab just needs 30 minutes before . It is his last day in your hotel.Which verb BEST fits in the gap? A) moving in B) checking in C) dropping by D) checking out

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د) checking out — “His last day in the hotel” → he is checking out. Answer: D

Question 14

Read the following.Mr. Al Arabi found no difficulty to at his new company. You know he’s sociable by nature.Which item BEST fits the gap? A) drop by B) move in C) settle in D) move out

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ج) settle in — A sociable person settles in (gets used to a new place) easily. Answer: C

Question 15

Read the following.Okbi sometimes drops without notice. It’s annoying.Which of the following BEST fits the above gap? A) down B) up C) by D) out

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ج) by — drop by = visit without arranging it first. Answer: C

Question 16

Does Graham live ……… Richmond Street?

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in

Question 17

My daughter used to live ……… the countryside.

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in

Question 18

There are lots of great facilities ……… campus.

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on

Question 19

I’ve always wanted to live ……… a cottage somewhere ……… a rural area.

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in · in

Question 20

There are three large flats ……… the 5th floor of the building.

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on

Question 21

There used to be a post office ……… 22 Hillside Lane, but now it’s a supermarket.

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at

Question 22

Len grew up ……… a bungalow ……… the outskirts of town.

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in · on

Question 23

You often find huge shopping centres ……… the suburbs of towns in England.

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in

Question 24

The police informed all residents living ……… the county that a storm was on its way.

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in

Question 25

Fatima lives ……… a flat near the university.

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in

Question 26

The children started to get when they heard about the upcoming trip. A) fascinated B) involved C) over D) excited

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د) excited — get excited = become excited (happy about something that is going to happen). Answer: D

Question 27

It’s hard to get from bed on a cold winter morning. A) away B) up C) off D) out of

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ب) up — get up = leave your bed in the morning. Answer: B

Question 28

The more we get , the wiser we become. A) older B) trouble C) down D) to know

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أ) older — get older = become older. Answer: A

Question 29

I am late. I couldn’t get the office on time. A) up B) over C) to D) off

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ج) to — get to (a place) = arrive at. Answer: C

Question 30

Mr. Cosby bought the house last Sunday and wants to in by the end of the month. A) check B) move C) put D) miss

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ب) move — move in = start living in a new house. Answer: B

Question 31

Nasser was exhausted when he reached the hotel, so he just in and went to his room to sleep. A) moved B) dropped C) checked D) settled

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ج) checked — check in = register on arrival at a hotel. Answer: C

Question 32

Do you think you could me up for a few nights? A) put B) drop C) move D) check

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أ) put — put somebody up = give somebody a place to stay. Answer: A

Question 33

Emma by this afternoon and we had a nice cup of coffee together. A) settled B) checked C) dropped D) moved

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ج) dropped — drop by = make a short visit. Answer: C

Question 34

James doesn’t live at his parents’ house any more. He _ out when he found a job. A) moved B) dropped C) settled D) missed

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أ) moved — move out = leave the house you were living in. Answer: A

Question 35

I hope your room is OK. I’ll leave you alone now so you can in. A) check B) settle C) move D) drop

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ب) settle — settle in = get comfortable in a new place. Answer: B

Question 36

Ali ……… (drive) to his work every day.

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drives

Question 37

She always ……… (leave) the office early on a Friday.

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leaves

Question 38

They sometimes ……… (run) three miles a day.

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run

Question 39

Mariam ……… (write) a letter of application now.

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is writing

Question 40

Saleh ……… (fly) to New York for a business meeting this week.

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is flying

Question 41

She ……… (apply) for two jobs these days.

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is applying

Question 42

Now, Ali with a friend until he finds his own flat. A) stays B) is staying C) stay D) are staying

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ب) is staying — “Now” + a temporary situation → present continuous; Ali (he) → is staying. Answer: B

Question 43

Hady usually work at six. A) finish B) is finishing C) finishes D) finishing

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ج) finishes — “usually” → present simple; Hady (he) → finishes. Answer: C

Question 44

Read the following: Abdulla’s legs . He has been walking for more than an hour now. A) ruin B) hurt C) harm D) destroy

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ب) hurt — hurt = cause (or feel) physical pain: “my legs hurt”. harm / destroy / ruin need an object and have a different meaning. Answer: B

Question 45

Read the following: He told us that his feet really after climbing the highest mountain in the world. A) hurt B) harm C) destroy D) damage

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أ) hurt — hurt = feel pain. “harm” means to have a bad effect on somebody or something. Answer: A

Question 46

Read the following: Reports say that many houses and roads were after last week’s earthquake. A) hurt B) injured C) harmed D) destroyed

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د) destroyed — destroy = damage something so badly that it no longer exists or works. hurt / injured / harmed are used for people or their health. Answer: D

Question 47

Read the following: Ahmed had a serious accident. He is safe, but the car was . A) hurt B) injured C) harmed D) damaged

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د) damaged — damage = cause physical harm to a thing (a car). injured / hurt are used for people. Answer: D

Question 48

Pollution can ……… our health.

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harm

Question 49

Several buildings were completely ……… by the fire.

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destroyed

Question 50

A complete stranger helped me ……… the shopping bags to my car.

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carry

Question 51

The idea of having grey hair doesn’t bother me, but I’d hate to go ……….

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bald

Question 52

He was a(n) ……… husband and father and did his best to provide for his wife and children.

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devoted

Question 53

Ali began to get ……… by her stupid questions.

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irritated

Question 54

You look ………, do you feel ill?

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pale

Question 55

Jane is very ……… and feels terribly uncomfortable when she has to speak to people she doesn’t know.

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reserved

Question 56

The little boy felt ……… when he saw that he couldn’t fly the kite.

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discouraged

Question 57

Steve was a ……… man. He was tall with dark hair and green eyes.

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handsome

Question 58

He was a(n) husband and father, and did his best to provide for his family. A) arrogant B) devoted C) offended D) discouraged

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ب) devoted — devoted = loving and loyal, giving a lot of time and care. Answer: B

Question 59

Jane is very and feels uncomfortable when she has to speak to strangers. A) reserved B) devoted C) overjoyed D) frustrated

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أ) reserved — reserved = shy; not showing feelings or talking much. Answer: A

Question 60

The boy was terribly weak and ; it was obvious that he had not eaten in days. A) arrogant B) witty C) irritated D) underweight

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د) underweight — Not eating for days → very thin = underweight. Answer: D

Question 61

I was to hear that my brother who lives in Canada is visiting us in July. A) arrogant B) devoted C) overjoyed D) frustrated

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ج) overjoyed — Good news → overjoyed = extremely happy. Answer: C

Question 62

I felt when Brian spoke to me so rudely the other day. A) irritated B) devoted C) witty D) frustrated

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أ) irritated — Rude behaviour makes you irritated = annoyed. (The Teacher’s Book also accepts “offended”, which is not among the options.) Answer: A

Question 63

I had really made an effort, so when my boss criticized my work, I felt really . A) arrogant B) devoted C) reserved D) discouraged

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د) discouraged — discouraged = having lost confidence or enthusiasm. Answer: D

Question 64

James is really ; his comments are not only clever but also funny. A) offended B) witty C) irritated D) overjoyed

Accepted Answer

ب) witty — witty = clever and funny. Answer: B

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