Inglisuri 11-12

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1. Tradition says that ‘the sun never ...............’ in the British Empire.
A) shone B) set C) rose D) raised E) hid
2. The modern holiday of Halloween derives its name from ‘All Hallows’ Eve’, ‘hallow’ meaning ......... .
A) angel B) guest C) saint D) ghost E) wizard
3. The most famous date in English history is 1066, when the Normans defeated the English and took control of
England. The Norman ............ was of utmost importance for further historical development.
A) Confession B) Conquest C) Conquerors D) Battle E) Defeat
4. When I was younger, I used to go to funfairs and eat ............. floss, toffee apples and hot dogs.
A) sweet B) chocolate C) juice D) candy E) cookie
5. An all-rounder is a person who …............... .
A) buys round trip tickets B) lives round the corner C) has abilities in many things
D) is fat E) makes extra money
6. The award winners were on …........... and everybody admired them.
A) high wings B) cloud nine C) on the moon D) the first step E) the fifth sky
7. When we visited London we saw a lot of …........., singing and acting for money in public places.
A) painters B) performers C) blockbusters D) buskers E) bishops
8. Jane is a very .............. student; she never misses a class.
A) honest B) conscious C) conscientious D) gullible E) truant
9. Which sentence do you always hear when you get off a London underground train?
A) Watch your step! B) This train leaves in 20 seconds! C) Mind the gap!
D) Thank you for travelling with the London underground. E) Watch your head!
10. The …........ settlers bought Manhattan from the Indians for 24 dollars’ worth of beads and trinkets
A) French B) Irish C) Scandinavian D) Dutch E) English
11. On December 26, the day after Christmas (…........ Day), all the employees are given small gifts of money.
A) Joy B) Decoration C) Thanksgiving D) Boxing E) Remembrance
12. He always buys broadsheets, which are definitely more reliable than …......... .
A) notebooks B) broadways C) journals D) manuals E) tabloids
13. He does not belong to the House of Lords, he is a member of the House of …......... .
A) Royalty B) Labour C) Commons D) Gentlemen E) Parliament
14. ‘People usually bring along their ............ -half at wedding-parties. Why did you come alone?’
A) partner B) better C) wedded D) spouse E) second
15. ‘The American …......... ’ refers to the idea that the USA is a place where everybody has the chance to become
successful.
A) Plan B) Illusion C) Dream D) Concept E) Achievement
16. You can’t eat your hot cross buns before ................ Friday.
A) Good B) Big C) Grand D) Sweet E) White
17. Do you know where ...........?
A) is this writer born B) was this writer born C) has this writer been born
D) this writer was born E) had this writer been born
18. We all admired the ............ of this young painter.
A) still-lifes B) stills-life C) still-lives D) stills-lives E) stilllife
19. He seemed marked by misery. What does ‘misery’ mean?

A) fate B) unhappiness C) idleness D) ill-filth E) bad
20. A million Irish died and 2 million emigrated to America after The Irish (Potato) …........ (1845-1852).
A) Famine B) Depression C) Revolution D) Rising E) Plague
21. He lives alone, he needs no more than a flat consisting of one room for living and sleeping in, so he is looking for a
cheap .................... .
A) landing B) four-poster bed C) caravan D) baby-sitter E) bedsitter
22. The US Congress meets in a building in …........ Hill in Washington, DC.
A) Capital B) Chapter C) Parliament D) Capitol E) Captain
23. Half-.................. buildings, popular in England in the Tudor period, have a visible wooden framework filled in with
brick, stone or plaster.
A) painted B) thatched C) decorated D) timbered E) covered
24. He is the managing director, I thought he was the biggest ............... in your firm.
A) figure B) cheese C) cake D) executive E) hamburger
25. Naïve people are easily fooled in business deals and in such a case others ironically say about them that they have
been sold the .............. .
A) Alpes B) Railway station C) Empire State Building
D) corner shop E) Brooklyn Bridge
26. Which of these is a nickname for Hollywood?
A) The Dream Machine B) The Glamour City C) Tinseltown
D) The Big Apple E) The Film Factory
27. Like any spoiled child, little Sam always upsets his parents by throwing a(n) ... in front of the guests.
A) bad temper B) glimpse C) fury D) outburst E) tantrum
28. A person who is terrified by death might have:
A) ailurophobia B) necrophobia C) thanatophobia
D) nyctophobia E) toxiphobia
29. The War of Independence started because:
A) The southern states used slaves on plantations.
B) George III ruled Britain.
C) Some US states began to rebel against control and taxation by England.
D) The northern states wanted to ban slavery.
E) People suffered religious persecution.
30. Who was the most important historical figure in deciding the fate of the Second World War?
A) Benjamin Disraeli B) Winston Churchill C) J. F. Kennedy D) Virginia Woolf E) Prince Albert
31. Have you tried the ............ fish at the Shanghai restaurant?
A) crude B) raw C) grated D) row E) cruel
32. How many children has Queen Elizabeth II got?
A) 1 B) 6 C) 3 D) 4 E) 2
33. ‘Fictitious’ means:
A) unreliable B) literary C) genuine D) imaginary E) strange
34. I’m afraid he does not ........ up to his reputation.
A) live B) give C) take D) bring E) stand
35. I can’t drink this milk because some idiot turned off the fridge and the milk has ............ .
A) gone back B) gone out C) gone off D) gone into E) gone on
36. What does ‘to have Dutch courage’ mean?
A) to be courageous after drinking alcohol B) to be courageous when there is no danger
C) to act cowardly D) to have no courage at all E) to beat somebody
37. Pure gold is extracted from ............... .
A) oar B) or C) ogre D) ore E) order
38. I couldn’t make ........ a word he was saying.
A) out B) off C) up D) into E) over
39. By the time we got home, the table ............ .

A) has been lain B) had been laid C) has been laid
D) had been lain E) had been layed
40. What do you call a group of whales?

A) swarm B) school C) pack D) stud E) herd
41. I will come to see you when I ........ home and ............. an episode of my favourite series.
A) came / see B) come / have seen C) will come / will see
D) come / saw E) will come / saw
42. The porter was carrying two suitcases ........... .
A) in the same time B) at the same time C) at time
D) on the same time E) on time
43. In 1533, King Henry VIII wanted to divorce his first wife (he would marry six times!), Catherine of Aragon, because
she had failed to give birth to a son. Pope Clement VII, however, refused to annul this marriage. Therefore Henry VIII
decided to establish his own church. What is the name of this church?
A) The Church of England B) The Church of Wales
C) The Church of Great Britain D) The Church of Meulebeke
E) The Church of Britain
44. What does the English idiom ‘to be back in a jiffy’ mean?
A) to be back very soon B) to be back in an hour C) to be back in a day
D) to be back in a boat E) to be back before noon
45. If you are all fingers and thumbs, then ................. .
A) you try harder B) you are lazy C) you believe in luck
D) you are clumsy E) you are wasting time
46. VALEDICTORIAN means:
A) the leader of a broad low valley
B) the student with the best marks overall in his/her High School
C) a man’s personal male servant who looks after his clothes, cooks his food, etc.
D) very brave, especially in war
E) somebody living in Valencia
47. Some jokes are just not appropriate to tell in ................ company.
A) combined B) varied C) diverse D) mingled E) mixed
48. A lady-in-waiting is ............ .
A) an unmarried woman B) a woman waiting for someone
C) woman married to a nobleman
D) a poor woman begging for food or money
E) a woman who attends to a queen or a princess
49. Which British monarch reigned for most of Shakespeare’s life?
A) Elizabeth II B) Elizabeth I C) James I D) Charles I E) Henry VIII
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19. He seemed marked by misery. What does ‘misery’ mean?

39. By the time we got home, the table ............ .

40. What do you call a group of whales?

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