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3. My school gate is locked at 7 in the morning. If you want to attend school, you … arrive
before 7 a.m.
The best answer to fill in the blank above is …
A. must not
B. don’t have to
C. must
D. has to
E. should not
4. Alia : “Hi. I have made an appointment for my mother with doctor Suzie. Does she have to
come at 8 in the morning?”
Receptionist: “… . The doctor will be here all day. Your mother can come anytime before the
hospital closes.”
The best answer to complete the conversation above is …
A. Yes, she has to
B. No. she doesn’t have to
C. Yes, she must
D. No. she must not
E. No, she can’t
5. Complete the dialogues below by choosing the best answers!
Caller : “May I speak to Mr. Robert Shaw?”
Receiver: “I am sorry. You ________. There’s no one here by that name.”
A. must have the wrong number
B. might have the wrong number
C. must have had the wrong number
D. might have had the wrong number
E. should have had the wrong number
6. He is Jhonson. He has five __________
A. Child
B. Childs
C. Childrens
D. Children
E. Child and children
7. “How ______ milk is there?”
“There isn't any, I'm afraid.”
A. Many
B. More
C. Much
D. A lot of
E. Any
As Dick squeezed through the doorway, the huge pile of newspapers that had been holding the
door ajar fell onto his foot. “Ouch!” he cried. As his eyes adjusted to the darkness, he could see
boxes stacked up to the ceiling and books jostling for space on the broken shelves. How would
he ever find what he was looking for in this messy place? He carefully stepped over the
discarded drinks bottles and empty food cartons, taking care not to place his feet on any of the
rubbish that was almost ankledeep in parts of the cramped room. The smell of rotting vegetables
crept into his nostrils and he looked for a window to open.
There were none. The only light came from an old-fashioned oil lamp hanging just centimetres
above his head. Dick pushed his way into the narrow space between two bookshelves, banging
his elbow on a sharp piece of wood as he tried to reach an overflowing box of papers.
At that moment, the ground seemed to heave below her feet. Then the most deafening sound
Petronia had ever 32.________ shook the house. It seemed to come from the very bowels of the
earth.
From the kitchen she could hear screams and the sound of shattering dishes. The mistress rushed
into the dining room. She was 33._________ only her sleeveless undertunic. Her eyes were wide
with fear. “In Juno’s name, what is it? What is happening?” she cried.
The master emerged from the garden, “We must go back to Rome,” he announced. “I should
have listened to the others at the baths. Many of them have left already. Gather everyone
together. We will 34._______ immediately. “Petronia, fetch all the valuables,” she ordered. “Put
everything here, on the table. The silver and gold, the statues of Isis, everything you can carry”
she screamed.
Petronia began running around the house plucking statues from their stands, she grabbed bronze
lamps and anything valuable that wasn’t too heavy to carry. Everything was brought to the
dining room, where the mistress shoved as much as she could into large coarse sacks.
A second cracking sound shook the house, not as loud as the first, but longer. A strange stench
filled the air, like rotten eggs. For the first time, Petronia 35. ______ that the bright sunshine had
disappeared, and the sky had turned an odd shade — not gray like storm clouds, or black like
night, but dirty brown, like… Like death, she thought.
32. .
A. Hear
B. Been heard
C. Heard
D. Is hearing
E. Have heard
33.
A. Wear
B. wears
C. Wearing
D. Wore
E. Had wore
34.
A. Leave
B. Leaves
C. Leaving
D. Left
E. Be left
1.
A. Notice
B. Notices
C. Noticing
D. Noticed
E. Had noticed
ESSAY
1. Put the verbs into the Simple Past, Simple Present or Present Continuous.