Read the following letter. Decide if the statements from 13 to 16 are True or False, and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D) for the questions 17 and 18.

Dear Daddy,

I am writing this to tell you how much you are missed and loved, especially on such a special day as today. I will always remember that day – my graduation day. You were standing there with tears in your eyes while I was walking towards the stage to get my diploma, a moment in time that would last foreever. You are such a devoted father who has always taken very good care of family and me. I now live independently, Dad, and I've experienced the difficulties of being and adult, and I am going to have my own children with all the burden of being a parent. I understand and love you more. After all, I will always be your little naughty son! Happy Father's Day.

What is the letter mainly about?

Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits the blank space in the following passage

Britain will soon ban smoking in cars with children. Britain's government wants (19)_________ the harm cigarette smoke does to children. New laws will cut the chances of chilren passive smoking. This is when someone breathes in the (20)_________from other people's cigarettes. Many studies say passive smoking can almost be as (21)__________as actually smoking a cigarette. The British government says that it has looked at search poiting out that children who sit in smoke-filled cars have (22)__________problems. It is particularly bad in cars because there is so little space, so the car fills with smoke very quickly. (23)__________ agrees with the new law. Some lawmakers argue that it takes away the freedom for people to smoke in their own car. However, Britain's health minister states that the health of children is more (24)___________ than the freedom to smoke.

Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits the blank space in the following passage

Britain will soon ban smoking in cars with children. Britain's government wants (19)_________ the harm cigarette smoke does to children. New laws will cut the chances of chilren passive smoking. This is when someone breathes in the (20)_________from other people's cigarettes. Many studies say passive smoking can almost be as (21)__________as actually smoking a cigarette. The British government says that it has looked at search poiting out that children who sit in smoke-filled cars have (22)__________problems. It is particularly bad in cars because there is so little space, so the car fills with smoke very quickly. (23)__________ agrees with the new law. Some lawmakers argue that it takes away the freedom for people to smoke in their own car. However, Britain's health minister states that the health of children is more (24)___________ than the freedom to smoke.

Rewrite each of the following sentences in another way so that it means almost the same as the sentence printed before it.

"I want to send my son to a university in the UK", she said.

She said that _____________________________________________.

Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits the blank space in the following passage

Britain will soon ban smoking in cars with children. Britain's government wants (19)_________ the harm cigarette smoke does to children. New laws will cut the chances of chilren passive smoking. This is when someone breathes in the (20)_________from other people's cigarettes. Many studies say passive smoking can almost be as (21)__________as actually smoking a cigarette. The British government says that it has looked at search poiting out that children who sit in smoke-filled cars have (22)__________problems. It is particularly bad in cars because there is so little space, so the car fills with smoke very quickly. (23)__________ agrees with the new law. Some lawmakers argue that it takes away the freedom for people to smoke in their own car. However, Britain's health minister states that the health of children is more (24)___________ than the freedom to smoke.

Choose the word/ phrase (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space in each sentence

Speaker 1: "Excuse me. Do you mind if I sit here?" – Speaker 2: "______________"

Rewrite each of the following sentences in another way so that it means almost the same as the sentence printed before it.

You will pass this entrance examination with enough hard work.

If you don't work _____________________________________________

Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits the blank space in the following passage.

Britain will soon ban smoking in cars with children. Britain's government wants (19)_________ the harm cigarette smoke does to children. New laws will cut the chances of chilren passive smoking. This is when someone breathes in the (20)_________from other people's cigarettes. Many studies say passive smoking can almost be as (21)__________as actually smoking a cigarette. The British government says that it has looked at search poiting out that children who sit in smoke-filled cars have (22)__________problems. It is particularly bad in cars because there is so little space, so the car fills with smoke very quickly. (23)__________ agrees with the new law. Some lawmakers argue that it takes away the freedom for people to smoke in their own car. However, Britain's health minister states that the health of children is more (24)___________ than the freedom to smoke.

Choose the correct form of the word given in each sentence

That exchange student can speak English and Spanish ___________. [fluent]

Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits the blank space in the following passage

Britain will soon ban smoking in cars with children. Britain's government wants (19)_________ the harm cigarette smoke does to children. New laws will cut the chances of chilren passive smoking. This is when someone breathes in the (20)_________from other people's cigarettes. Many studies say passive smoking can almost be as (21)__________as actually smoking a cigarette. The British government says that it has looked at search poiting out that children who sit in smoke-filled cars have (22)__________problems. It is particularly bad in cars because there is so little space, so the car fills with smoke very quickly. (23)__________ agrees with the new law. Some lawmakers argue that it takes away the freedom for people to smoke in their own car. However, Britain's health minister states that the health of children is more (24)___________ than the freedom to smoke.

Choose the word (A, B, C or D) that best fits the blank space in the following passage

Britain will soon ban smoking in cars with children. Britain's government wants (19)_________ the harm cigarette smoke does to children. New laws will cut the chances of chilren passive smoking. This is when someone breathes in the (20)_________from other people's cigarettes. Many studies say passive smoking can almost be as (21)__________as actually smoking a cigarette. The British government says that it has looked at search poiting out that children who sit in smoke-filled cars have (22)__________problems. It is particularly bad in cars because there is so little space, so the car fills with smoke very quickly. (23)__________ agrees with the new law. Some lawmakers argue that it takes away the freedom for people to smoke in their own car. However, Britain's health minister states that the health of children is more (24)___________ than the freedom to smoke.

Rearrange the groups of words in a correct order to make complete sentences

considerable progress/ our parents were/ all of us had made/ happy to hear

Choose the word/ phrase (A, B, C or D) that best fits the space in each sentence

People ____________do not love nature may not love anything else in life.

Choose the underlined word or phrase (A, B, C or D) that needs correcting

One of the great pleasures of to travel to another country is eating different dishes

Choose the correct form of the word given in each sentence.

The local government has plans to _____________this city. [modern]

Choose the correct form of the word given in each sentence.

Too much ___________ on the parent spoils a child. [depend]