My brother _____ his dog not to chase sheep.
  A) has learned
  B) has trained
  C) has educated
  D) has instructed
  E) has informed

  Allow me to express my _____ sorrow at the immense tragedy that has been perpetrated upon the American people by the wicked evildoers who were responsible for the September 1th terrorist attacks.
   A) heartache
   B) heartburn
   C) heartthrob
   D) heartfelt

  I _____ in bed all night thinking about it.
  A) laid
  B) lay
  C) led
  D) lied
  E) stood

  I shall never _____ the time when I was lost in London without
  any money.
  A) remember
  B) recall
  C) forget
  D) recollect
  E) imagine

  Have you ever _____ the Atlantic?
  A) flown along
  B) flowed along
  C) flown across
  D) flowed across

  When I _____ home my father wasn't there. He had gone out.
  A) arrive
  B) had arrived
  C) arrived
  D) will arrive

  I think he was driving _____ .
  A) dangerous
  B) less careful
  C) hardly
  D) carelessly

  Traffic was bad because the highway _____ repaired.
  A) will be
  B) was being
  C) is
  D) being

  _____ you free, we could go out for a meal.
   A) Should
   B) Were
   C) Had

  The gambler was angry _____ his money.
   A) with lose
   B) to losing
   C) to lose
   D) at losing

  Janaki _____ for a drink this evening.
   A) comes
   B) is coming
   C) will come

  I _____ all day, so I didn't want to go out.
   A) had workrd
   B) had been working
   C) am working
   D) was working

  Try to show some emotion during your speech to draw in the interest of your audience.
  Allowing your emotions to rise __1__ as you speak helps to express your __2__
  about your subject matter. Nervousness before giving a speech is a natural __3__ that
  most people experience. Learning to deal with the nervous feeling will __4__ you
  become more successful when giving a speech. Being well prepared __5__ confident
  about what you will say helps decrease the nervousness. Taking a few deep breaths before you begin your
  speech can help calm your nerves. Being positive about your preparation and practice will help you in
  delivering your speech.
  
  1.
   A) facially
   B) naturally
   C) personally
   D) seriously
  2.
   A) gestures
   B) postures
   C) feelings
   D) subjects
  3.
   A) activity
   B) inaction
   C) reaction
   D) action
  4.
   A) helping
   B) helped
   C) helps
   D) help
  5.
   A) but
   B) for
   C) and
   D) so

  How often one hears children wishing they were grown up, and old people wishing they were young again. Each age has its pleasures and its pains, and the happiest person
  is the one who enjoys what each age gives him properly.
  Childhood is a time when there are few responsibilities to make life difficult. A child finds pleasure in playing in the rain, or in the snow. But a child has his pain: He is not so
  free to do as he wishes and as he thinks older people are.
  When the young man starts to earn his own living, he becomes free from the discipline of school and parents. If he breaks the laws of society as he used to break the laws of
  his parents, he may go to prison. If, however, he works hard, keeps out of trouble, he can have the great happiness of seeing himself make steady progress in his job and of
  building up for himself his own position in society.
  With old age should come wisdom and the ability to help others with advice wisely given. They can watch their children and their grandchildren growing up around them.
  They feel the happiness of having come through the battle of life safely and of having reached a time when they can lie back and rest, leaving others to continue the fight.
  1. According to the passage, the happiest person is the one who _____ .
  A) enjoys the time of his childhood
  B) gets the most advantage of his age
  C) keeps out of trouble all through his life
  D) starts to earn his own living
  2. Which of the following statements about old people is supported by the passage?
  A) They are usually satisfied with their past.
  B) They like to have young friends.
  C) They are not as wise as middle-aged people.
  D) They have the same wishes as young people.
  3. According to the passage, it is true that _____ .
  A) children are free to do as they wish
  B) one should fight as long as one is alive
  C) when one gets retired, one will be less troubled in the battle of life
  D) children never taste the difficulties of life
  4. According to the* passage, young people _____ .
  A) wish they were children
  B) find pleasure in playing games
  C) become free from the childhood discipline after finding a job
  D) do not like the jobs their parents have
  5. The passage says that old people can usually help others by _____ .
  A) looking after themselves
  B) giving them good advice
  C) not asking young people to follow their way of life
  D) not being dependent on them financially

  In the pilot's opinion, the main problems were food-it could be possible to find fruit in the jungle, water-they were just at the end of the rainy season and could expect storms every two of three days, but would have to find ways of collecting and storing the water; the direction they would take-with the sun and their watches it would be relatively simple to calculate where the north was, but in the depths of the tropical forest it would be terribly easy to lose their way.
  
  1. We understand from this passage that their major problem were _____ .
  A) the end of the rainy season
  B) collecting and storing the water
  C) food, water, direction
  D) calculating where the north was
  2. According to this passage _____ .
  A) with the sun and their watches they could find the north
  B) storing the water in such situation was really impossible
  C) finding fruit in the jungle was their main problem
  D) finding the depths of the tropical forest was easy for them
  3. Which sentence is wrong according to this text?
  A) They could calculate their direction.
  B) They could collect water.
  C) They could find something to eat.
  D) They found their way in the forest easily.