Level C lesson 56 ppsx

Level C lesson 56 1. I am very ________ in the information you have given me. D (A) concerned (B) surprised (C) interesting (D) interested 2. Since his wife died, Roland has gone to ________. B (A) fragments (B) pieces (C) bits (D) scraps 3. I hope that you have read the contract and understand ________ it means. C (A) that (B) how (C) what (D) which 4. When the team scored the winning goal, the crowd’s ________ was amazing. A (A) reaction (B) inactive (C) overacting (D) interacted 5. Beryl met her husband ________ a computer dating agency. B (A) by (B) through (C) out of (D) from 6. As far as I’m ________, it’s quite all right for you to leave early. A (A) concerned (B) regarded (C) consulted (D) bothered 7. There was another serious ________ of cholera there last month. B (A) breakout (B) outbreak (C) overflow (D) fallout 8. The ________ of the four workers led to a series of industrial troubles. B (A) sending (B) dismissal (C) parting (D) leaving 9. Betty struggled for a long time before she finally ________ to free herself. A (A) managed (B) succeeded (C) achieved (D) enabled 10. Frank tried to think of a good excuse to ________ going to the meeting. B (A) get off with (B) get out of (C) get away from (D) get over for 11. This meat is rather tough; you have to ________ it for a long time. A (A) chew (B) bite (C) eat (D) swallow 12. I always wear a seat-belt ________ I have an accident. C (A) unless (B) if (C) in case (D) when 13. It usually takes a little while to ________ in a new flat. C (A) settle up (B) settle on (C) settle down (D) settle through 14. Far more people ________ football on a Saturday afternoon than play it. A (A) watch (B) look (C) stare (D) see 15. The bus conductor told him to get off because he couldn’t pay the ________. B (A) bill (B) fare (C) fee (D) journey 16. She is well-qualified ________ typing and very efficient at her work. C (A) to (B) at (C) in (D) on 17. In order to ________ museums and legitimate investors and to facilitate the ________ of pilfered artifacts, art magazines often publish photographs of stolen archaeological treasures. B (A) perpetuate… return [...]... protect… recovery (C) encourage…excavation (D) undermine…discovery 18 Despite some bad reviews, Horowitz’ stature was not , and his fans and critics in Tokyo were unanimous in expressing their of his unique talent D (A) distilled…kinship with (B) embellished…ignorance of (C) criticized…disdain for (D) diminished…appreciation of 19 a French window = D (A) a window that gives out on a brick... 19 a French window = D (A) a window that gives out on a brick wall (B) a window that turns out to be too small (C) a window with no glass (D) a double glass door that opens on to a garden or balcony 20 The Tabors’ fortune was at more than $100 million D (A) guessed (B) judged (C) amagined (D) estimated . fragments (B) pieces (C) bits (D) scraps 3. I hope that you have read the contract and understand ________ it means. C (A) that (B) how (C) what (D) which 4. When the team scored the winning. goal, the crowd’s ________ was amazing. A (A) reaction (B) inactive (C) overacting (D) interacted 5. Beryl met her husband ________ a computer dating agency. B (A) by (B) through (C) out. Level C lesson 56 1. I am very ________ in the information you have given me. D (A) concerned (B) surprised (C) interesting (D) interested 2. Since his wife died, Roland