Document (3) A
Document (3) A
Part 1: Lexico-grammar
1. The old house was ____________ furnished and we had to buy almost everything new.
2. You shouldn’t have bought so many ____________ presents on this holiday. You won’t have any
money left when you go back home.
3. He’ll lose his job unless he ________ and starts doing a lot better.
4. If the manager says anything about the missed deadline, just ___________ your tongue, say
nothing and we can discuss it later.
7. I knew I was on the right ________ when I felt that thrill of pleasure at placing object, not
painting it.
10. Martin always get up at the crack of dawn with a view to _________ the traffic.
12. ________ in 1607, Jamestown in Virginia was the first settlement in the New World
A. Finding B. Found C. Founding D. Founded
13. She had been wearing a silk dressing-gown – probably she was taking a bath ________ going
out.
14. It is _______ dispute that advances in medicine have enabled people to live longer.
15. I’m in all favour of ambition but I think when he says he’ll be a millionaire by the time he’s 25,
he’s simply crying for the ________.
16. We were given a private _______ of the exhibition before it was opened to the public.
17. Working on bridges doesn’t bother him because he has a _____ for heights.
18. Although he wasn’t the star of the film, Keanu Reeves _______ the show.
A. Away B. of C. on D. out
21. There’s not a ______ of evidence to suggest that he committed the crime.
1. She was critical, she answered back, she was _bad/ill-mannered_ at table, sharp-tongued – all to
impress that young horror. (MANNER)
3. Not many willingly _confront_ him, especially when he’s in one of his moods. (FRONT)
4. He was a great public _benefactor_ and gave land for building the sea wall. (BENEFIT)
5. Otherwise, it was difficult to sense true feelings, at least from Julie’s _standpoint_. (STAND)
8. Some politicians have realised that there are more _artful_ ways of subduing people than
shooting or jailing them. (ART)
9. Because it happens on a _biannual _ basis, there are only two times a year that night and day
are the exact same length. (ANNUAL)