101. The printing press … in the fifteenth century. A) invented
B) has invented
C) been invented
D) is invented
E) was invented

102. May I go out and play in the street? – You … . It’s dangerous to play in the street.
A) mustn’t
B) isn’t
C) haven’t
D) couldn’t
E) needn’t

103. This letter … immediately.
A) must sent
B) is sent
C) must send
D) must be sent
E) be sent

104. The boy … the letter, if you had given it to him yesterday.
A) would sent
B) would have sent
C) will send
D) will be sent
E) have sent

105. They asked him how long it … him to do that work the day before.
A) had taken
B) take
C) took
D) has been taken
E) have taken

106. The longer I look at the picture the … I like it.
A) many
B) most
C) much
D) more
E) little

107. He was asked if he … any foreign languages.
A) knews
B) have known
C) know
D) knows
E) knew

108. My husband works too hard. I wish he … his job.
A) is loved
B) had loved
C) loving
D) loved
E) has loved

109. At the hotel there were neither showers … bath tubs.
A) or
B) nor
C) either
D) no
E) not

110. He hardly … any work.
A) do
B) don’t do
C) doesn’t
D) does
E) had done

111. If John weren’t rich, he … his last holiday in Vegas.
A) wouldn’t spend
B) willn’t spend
C) didn’t spend
D) hasn’t spend
E) wouldn’t have spent

112. Young people talk very loudly, … makes their parents mad.
A) these
B) why
C) what
D) which
E) it

113. Let’s meet at 5:30 tomorrow. My work …by that time.
A) will have been finished
B) will finish
C) will finished
D) will be finished
E) will finishing

114. I’d rather … English.
A) must speak
B) spoke
C) speak
D) to speak
E) will speak

115. World War II is known … the cruelest in history.
A) is
B) was
C) were
D) been
E) to be

116. You would make better progress if you … harder.
A) work
B) worked
C) has worked
D) had worked
E) will work

117. We … so much time yesterday if everybody had come in time.
A) wouldn’t have wasted
B) will waste
C) wouldn’t wasted
D) had wasted
E) wasted

118. If I had known he was ill, I … him.
A) would visited
B) will have visited
C) had visited
D) would have visited
E) would be visited

119. All the documents always … in order.
A) keeping
B) kept
C) are kept
D) was kept
E) keeps

120. The house … now.
A) is being built
B) was being built
C) built
D) has been built
E) building

121. Boris looks like ... father. ___ eyes are brown like ... father's like.
A) his, His, its
B) their, His, his
C) his, Its, his
D) his, His, his
E) its, his, my

122. ___ your homework yet?
A) Have you finished
B) Has you finished
C) Is you finished
D) You finished
E) Have finished

123. If he … us a lift, we wouldn’t have had to take a taxi.
A) has given
B) given
C) gave
D) had given
E) will give

124. Would you mind … the window? I can’t bear the cold.
A) close
B) closed
C) closing
D) will close
E) be close

125. Who is going … at the meeting?
A) to speak
B) to talk
C) speaking
D) to say
E) to tell

126. Here you are! We … about you for an hour.
A) have been talking
B) have talked
C) will be talking
D) are talking
E) is talking

127. I don’t allow … to take my calculator.
A) nobody
B) nothing
C) not anybody
D) anybody
E) somebody

128. This man is never afraid of ….
A) something
B) everything
C) nothing
D) anything
E) nobody

129. Can you hear … ?
A) anything
B) something
C) nothing
D) not anything
E) not something
130. He asked me … to make all the necessary calls.
A) to forget
B) don’t forget
C) not to forget
D) didn’t forget
E) not forget

131. The story … in several magazines lately.
A) have published
B) is published
C) was published
D) were published
E) has been published

132. I … for my telephone book for over an hour.
A) have be looking
B) have looking
C) have been looking
D) are being looked
E) are looking

133. Shall I answer … the letters now?
A) at
B) -
C) for
D) about
E) on

134. If you work at your English, you will be able to speak well … two years.
A) -
B) for
C) in
D) on
E) by

135. … an answer he wrote a letter again.
A) Not having received
B) Not received
C) Didn’t received
D) Doesn’t receiving
E) Not being received

136. I think Peter is cross … me.
A) to
B) on
C) -
D) with
E) at

137. … the conductor nor the porter took any notice of Mark Twain.
A) Neither
B) Not
C) Either
D) Or
E) Nor

138. They walked on and on … of the rain.
A) despite of
B) because
C) in spite of
D) in front of
E) behind

139. … Mr. Winkle fell on the ice, he didn’t hurt himself.
A) though
B) as
C) because
D) in
E) for

140. The woman pointed … a large building at the corner.
A) out of
B) at
C) on
D) to
E) down