B. - d. the
108. … McDonaids is a chain of fast food restaurants. Their fast service is … means of attracting customers.
A. the, a c. -, the
B. the, - d. -, a
109. I’d like to hand this painting, but I’ve run … nails.
A. off c. out of
B. of d. out off
110. Hold on, I’ll try to put you … .
A. in c. on
B. off d. through
111. To start the machine, switch it … . Then press the red button.
A. out c. off
B. on d. in
112. I didn’t have the strength to carry the case … my own/
A. with c. by
B. at d. on
113. What would you like to do … a living?
A. for c. with
B. on d. of
114. The music sounded … to be classical.
A. such noisy c. too noisily
B. noisily d. too noisy
115. Tom felt … after the trip.
A. exhausting c. exhaustedly
B. exhausted d. himself exhausted
116. We had … hard time trying to persuade him that we gave up.
A. such a c. a so
B. such d. so
117. I’m … for a job of an interpreter.
A. introducing c. requiring
B. appointing d. applying
118. You … feel very happy. You have been working hard for your degree.
A. have c. must
B. should d. need to
119.The gloves were dirty so they … be washed.
A. had to c. should
B. must d. can
120.My sister-in-law … meet me at the station.
A. will have c. should
B. have to d. is to
121.Perhaps it would have been possible to see in him … Prometheus.
A. any c.the
B. a d. -
122.He looked as if he hard turned to … stone.
a. a c. –
B. the d. every
123.There was scarcely … white hair on her head eyes sparkled with fun.
A. the c. a
B. - d. no
124.I thought he was … Turkey as he spoke fluent Turkish.
A. a c. the
B. - d. no
125.He has not … Maxim I first met, not the stranger who sat alone at the table in the restaurant.
A. - c. the
B. a d. some
126.I will not put … with your rudeness any longer.
A. up c. through
B. out d. off
127.She looked at me … horror.
A. with c. out off
B. in d. by
128.I am very content … your progress.
A. with c. about
B. at d. in
129.Are you confident … finishing the exercises before tomorrow?
A. in c. of
B. at d. with
130.We need more help, but we’ll get … somehow.
A. out c. in
B. off d. by
131.Salmon was once a commonplace … in Scotland.
A. meal c. dish
B. food d. meals
132.The performance was quite a success … .
A. at last c. at the end
B. finally d. in the end
133.Before her marriage she had been lively and cheerful and …
A. carefree c. careful
B. careless d. caring
134.The shoes are very … , they fit me quite well.
A. convenient c. comfortable
B. suitable d. satisfactory
135.We have a lovely house on … of the city.
A. outskirts c. the outskirt
B. an outskirt d. the outskirts
136.Our lives, our marriages, our children are … than work.
A. the most important c. more important
B. important d. as important
137.In the next … days Irene felt a change.
A. a few c. little
B. few d. many
138.One must be sure of … grounds.
A. their c. his
b. her d. one’s
139.He was … manager among the Master’s party.
A. the most able c. the ablest
B. the able d. one of the most able
140.In the twenty-four hours too … had happened.
A. a lot of c. many