51 - 60 of 96 Questions
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From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences: |
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51. |
The old woman had no children and no real friends.......... A. too B. again C. either D. neither |
C |
52. |
Certain tasks may be unpleasant at first, but gradually one may get.............them A. to liking B. to like C. to be liking D. to have liked |
B |
53. |
............................... In their youth is a source of pleasurable reminiscence for elderly persons A. to be travelling B. to travel C. by travelling D. to have travelled |
D |
54. |
The minister told his congregation that one day............would be rewarded A. the faithfuls B. the faithful C. any faithfuls D. a faithful |
B |
55. |
Maram liked the exhibits at the trade fair but she really enjoyed.............the most A. the amusements B. amusements C. the amusement D. amusement |
C |
56. |
The jury gave..............verdict of guilty in the murder case. A. it's B. 'tis C. it D. its |
D |
57. |
The room in.........they lived was quite large and well-lit. A. where B. that C. which D. there |
C |
58. |
The great gates of the ancient palace were............. A. beautiful pieces of iron works B. the beautiful pieces of iron works C. beautiful pieces of iron work D. a beautiful piece of iron works |
C |
59. |
The report said that although the country was rich.............formed a substantial part of the population. A. old and neglected B. the old and neglected C. some old and some neglected D. the olds and neglected |
B |
60. |
I had a phone call from her yesterday, so she...............have found out my telephone unmber A. can B. could C. must D. might |
C |
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences: |
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51. |
The old woman had no children and no real friends.......... A. too B. again C. either D. neither |
C |
52. |
Certain tasks may be unpleasant at first, but gradually one may get.............them A. to liking B. to like C. to be liking D. to have liked |
B |
53. |
............................... In their youth is a source of pleasurable reminiscence for elderly persons A. to be travelling B. to travel C. by travelling D. to have travelled |
D |
54. |
The minister told his congregation that one day............would be rewarded A. the faithfuls B. the faithful C. any faithfuls D. a faithful |
B |
55. |
Maram liked the exhibits at the trade fair but she really enjoyed.............the most A. the amusements B. amusements C. the amusement D. amusement |
C |
56. |
The jury gave..............verdict of guilty in the murder case. A. it's B. 'tis C. it D. its |
D |
57. |
The room in.........they lived was quite large and well-lit. A. where B. that C. which D. there |
C |
58. |
The great gates of the ancient palace were............. A. beautiful pieces of iron works B. the beautiful pieces of iron works C. beautiful pieces of iron work D. a beautiful piece of iron works |
C |
59. |
The report said that although the country was rich.............formed a substantial part of the population. A. old and neglected B. the old and neglected C. some old and some neglected D. the olds and neglected |
B |
60. |
I had a phone call from her yesterday, so she...............have found out my telephone unmber A. can B. could C. must D. might |
C |