216. I didn't realize you were a foreigner. Your of English is very good. a. knowledge b. quality c. skill d. speech > c 217. Oh, dear, I see we've coffee. Do you mind drinking tea? a. done without b. gone off c. run out of d. turned out > c 218. I have a very bad for names. a. imagination b. memory c. mind d. thought > b 219. When someone is old he is in his second a. child b. childhood c. childish d. childlike > b 220. She is to leave as soon as possible. a. cautious b. anxious c. worried d. nervous > b 221. The coins are to be over a thousand years old. a. described b. said c. told d. mentioned > b 222. Who will Jean's cat while she is away? a. take care of b. take track of c. take advantage of d. get in touch with > a 223. I don't like your behavior. You are grown up but you are still a. childish / childlike b. childlike / childish c. childish / a child d. childlike / a child > a 224. "Do you think I to send my old lover a gift on her birthday?" Peter asked. a. should b. had better c. ought d. must > c 225. the rice so that it won't boil over. a. Set fire to b. Put an eye on c. Pay attention to d. Put an end to > b 226. John every new girl he meets. a. takes care of b. takes track of c. falls in love with d. gets in touch with > c 227. Do you the long distance telephone calls which you make in your office each month? a. pay attention to b. keep track of c. take advantage of d. get in touch with > b 228. It is up to the police to these robberies. a. keep an eye to b. pay attention to c. put an end to d. get in touch with > c 229. Sit here with us. We can move over and you on this sofa. a. keep an eye to b. pay attention to c. make room for d. get in touch with > c 230. No one knows who the building. a. set fire to b. put an eye on c. pay attention to d. put an end to > a 231. John came to see me day. It was last Friday, I think. a. another b. other c. the next d. the other > d 232. I met two strangers on the way to work. One of them greeted me and didn't. a. others b. another c. others d. the other > d 233. He will a special sale to get some new shirts. a. keep an eye on b. take track of c. take advantage of d. put an end to > c 234. Some people like to have the windows open all the time; don't. a. other b. another c. others d. the other > c 235. I can't see him today. I'll have to see him day. a. another b. other c. the next d. the other > a 236. We spent the night in a small village and continued our journey day. a. another b. other c. the next d. the other > c 237. Bill and boys are playing in the yard. Jane and girls are in the front room. a. others / another b. other / others c. the next / the next d. the other / the other > d 238. She to the cinema last night. a. went over b. went on c. went out d. went off > c 239. I've been trying to him all day. a. fall in love with b. take track of c. take advantage of d. get in touch with > d 240. An ever-growing proportion of this consists of unburned hydrocarbon gases from the exhausts of automobiles. a. pollute b. polluted c. pollution d. pollutant > c 241. His wife died in when he was only 24 years old. a. children b. childhood c. childbed d. childbirth > c 242. policeman directing the traffic. a. Take care of b. Take track of c. Keep an eye on d. Pay attention to > d 243. The bomb when he rang the bell. a. went over b. went on c. went out d. went off > d 244. No one really believed it when the news came through that the "Titanic" had on her maiden voyage. a. gone over b. gone on c. gone down d. gone off > c 245. Does this jacket my trousers? a. go with b. go through with c. go ahead d. go off > a 246. He about his new car all the time. a. goes over b. goes on c. goes out d. goes off > b 247. Do you think you could this work with me some time, Peter? a. go over b. go on c. go out d. go off > a 248. We have permission to with the plan. a. go ahead b. go over c. go on d. go off > a 249. I know you find the course boring, Pauline, but since you've started it, you might as well it. a. go with b. go through with c. go ahead d. go off > b 250. Take a map with you you lose your way. a. in case b. so c. because d. although > a 251. The play was very boring they walked out. a. although b. so that c. since d. so > d 252. I couldn't unlock it I had the wrong key. a. because b. so that c. since d. so > a 253. He agreed to go climbing he hated heights. a. although b. in case c. since d. because > a 254. He got a new alarm clock he'd get up on time. a. although b. so that c. since d. so > b 255. He hasn't written to us he left. a. as long as b. since c. by the time d. as soon as > b 256. She'll only do the job you pay her more. a. before b. after c. if d. while > c 257. I never take an umbrella it's raining heavily. a. when b. whenever c. if d. unless > d 258. It rained, which spoiled our picnic; but if it it a great success. a. didn't rain / would be b. had rained / would have been c. hadn't rained / would have been d. rained / would be > c 259. I live in a pleasant room the garden. a. overlook b. to overlook c. overlooking d. overlooked > c 260. I hope they this road by the time we come back next summer. a. repaired . > b 222. Who will Jean's cat while she is away? a. take care of b. take track of c. take advantage of d. get in touch with > a 223. I don't like your behavior. You are grown up but. childlike > b 220. She is to leave as soon as possible. a. cautious b. anxious c. worried d. nervous > b 221. The coins are to be over a thousand years old. a. described b. said c. told d > a 236. We spent the night in a small village and continued our journey day. a. another b. other c. the next d. the other > c 2 37. Bill and boys are playing in the yard. Jane and girls are in