Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D He ………. to work by train

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D Yesterday afternoon, he …….. football, while his sister …….. the piano.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D I ……… my work. I’m on my way home.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D She ……… . Her eyes are red.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D I ………. my room all morning.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D Last August, he …….. for his company for six years.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D She …….. her studying when she started looking for a job.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D In 2050, everyone ……… robots to do the housework.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D She ……… abroad after graduating high school.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D Look at the clouds! It ………. .

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D At 9 o’clock tomorrow, I ………. my English exam at school.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D The Earth ………. round the Sun.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D He ………. his work before this weekend.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D They ………. home before the time their mother cooks dinner.

Choose the word or phrase which best completes each sentence. Circle A, B, C or D By the end of this year, she ……… for the company for 8 years.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer for each of the questions Jerry Walker has been the head coach for the Chicago Islanders for the last eight years. On August 23, 2007, Mr. Walker will be inducted into the prestigious Basketball Hall of Fame. Mr. Walker agreed to sit down with Sports World to discuss his remarkable career. Interviewer: So, what does it take to be a professional coach? Mr. Walker: Actually, a lot of people ask me that, and I always tell them the same thing: work, work, and more work. People are always surprised by my answer. Interviewer: Most people probably think that your job is pretty easy, am I right? Mr. Walker: They see me on TV and get the impression that my life is glamorous. The reality of being a professional coach, however, is that you have to be able to multi-task and perform under pressure. I’m like a business manager and athletic trainer, all in one package. I develop training programs for my athletes, investigate other teams’ training habits, hire staff, fire staff, schedule practice sessions, consult with injured players, and negotiate contracts with new players. Interviewer: That does sound like a lot of work for one man. What does your wife think of your career? Mr. Walker: Well, she wants me to teach in a university like she does rather than work as a coach. She worries about my health and doesn’t like the fact that we can’t spend much time together. I just love to see athletes excel, and to know that I had something to do with their success. That’s what I want the most. Interviewer: What would you change about your job, if you could? Mr. Walker: I wish I had more time to coach amateur players, like high school and college athletes. I think it’s important to develop the skills of up-and-coming athletes, not just ones who sign a contract with us.   Why are many surprised about Jerry Walker’s work?

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer for each of the questions Jerry Walker has been the head coach for the Chicago Islanders for the last eight years. On August 23, 2007, Mr. Walker will be inducted into the prestigious Basketball Hall of Fame. Mr. Walker agreed to sit down with Sports World to discuss his remarkable career. Interviewer: So, what does it take to be a professional coach? Mr. Walker: Actually, a lot of people ask me that, and I always tell them the same thing: work, work, and more work. People are always surprised by my answer. Interviewer: Most people probably think that your job is pretty easy, am I right? Mr. Walker: They see me on TV and get the impression that my life is glamorous. The reality of being a professional coach, however, is that you have to be able to multi-task and perform under pressure. I’m like a business manager and athletic trainer, all in one package. I develop training programs for my athletes, investigate other teams’ training habits, hire staff, fire staff, schedule practice sessions, consult with injured players, and negotiate contracts with new players. Interviewer: That does sound like a lot of work for one man. What does your wife think of your career? Mr. Walker: Well, she wants me to teach in a university like she does rather than work as a coach. She worries about my health and doesn’t like the fact that we can’t spend much time together. I just love to see athletes excel, and to know that I had something to do with their success. That’s what I want the most. Interviewer: What would you change about your job, if you could? Mr. Walker: I wish I had more time to coach amateur players, like high school and college athletes. I think it’s important to develop the skills of up-and-coming athletes, not just ones who sign a contract with us.   What is NOT one of Mr. Walker’s responsibilities?

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer for each of the questions Jerry Walker has been the head coach for the Chicago Islanders for the last eight years. On August 23, 2007, Mr. Walker will be inducted into the prestigious Basketball Hall of Fame. Mr. Walker agreed to sit down with Sports World to discuss his remarkable career. Interviewer: So, what does it take to be a professional coach? Mr. Walker: Actually, a lot of people ask me that, and I always tell them the same thing: work, work, and more work. People are always surprised by my answer. Interviewer: Most people probably think that your job is pretty easy, am I right? Mr. Walker: They see me on TV and get the impression that my life is glamorous. The reality of being a professional coach, however, is that you have to be able to multi-task and perform under pressure. I’m like a business manager and athletic trainer, all in one package. I develop training programs for my athletes, investigate other teams’ training habits, hire staff, fire staff, schedule practice sessions, consult with injured players, and negotiate contracts with new players. Interviewer: That does sound like a lot of work for one man. What does your wife think of your career? Mr. Walker: Well, she wants me to teach in a university like she does rather than work as a coach. She worries about my health and doesn’t like the fact that we can’t spend much time together. I just love to see athletes excel, and to know that I had something to do with their success. That’s what I want the most. Interviewer: What would you change about your job, if you could? Mr. Walker: I wish I had more time to coach amateur players, like high school and college athletes. I think it’s important to develop the skills of up-and-coming athletes, not just ones who sign a contract with us.   What is Mr. Walker’s wife’s profession?

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer for each of the questions Jerry Walker has been the head coach for the Chicago Islanders for the last eight years. On August 23, 2007, Mr. Walker will be inducted into the prestigious Basketball Hall of Fame. Mr. Walker agreed to sit down with Sports World to discuss his remarkable career. Interviewer: So, what does it take to be a professional coach? Mr. Walker: Actually, a lot of people ask me that, and I always tell them the same thing: work, work, and more work. People are always surprised by my answer. Interviewer: Most people probably think that your job is pretty easy, am I right? Mr. Walker: They see me on TV and get the impression that my life is glamorous. The reality of being a professional coach, however, is that you have to be able to multi-task and perform under pressure. I’m like a business manager and athletic trainer, all in one package. I develop training programs for my athletes, investigate other teams’ training habits, hire staff, fire staff, schedule practice sessions, consult with injured players, and negotiate contracts with new players. Interviewer: That does sound like a lot of work for one man. What does your wife think of your career? Mr. Walker: Well, she wants me to teach in a university like she does rather than work as a coach. She worries about my health and doesn’t like the fact that we can’t spend much time together. I just love to see athletes excel, and to know that I had something to do with their success. That’s what I want the most. Interviewer: What would you change about your job, if you could? Mr. Walker: I wish I had more time to coach amateur players, like high school and college athletes. I think it’s important to develop the skills of up-and-coming athletes, not just ones who sign a contract with us.   What does Mr. Walker like most about his job?

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer for each of the questions Jerry Walker has been the head coach for the Chicago Islanders for the last eight years. On August 23, 2007, Mr. Walker will be inducted into the prestigious Basketball Hall of Fame. Mr. Walker agreed to sit down with Sports World to discuss his remarkable career. Interviewer: So, what does it take to be a professional coach? Mr. Walker: Actually, a lot of people ask me that, and I always tell them the same thing: work, work, and more work. People are always surprised by my answer. Interviewer: Most people probably think that your job is pretty easy, am I right? Mr. Walker: They see me on TV and get the impression that my life is glamorous. The reality of being a professional coach, however, is that you have to be able to multi-task and perform under pressure. I’m like a business manager and athletic trainer, all in one package. I develop training programs for my athletes, investigate other teams’ training habits, hire staff, fire staff, schedule practice sessions, consult with injured players, and negotiate contracts with new players. Interviewer: That does sound like a lot of work for one man. What does your wife think of your career? Mr. Walker: Well, she wants me to teach in a university like she does rather than work as a coach. She worries about my health and doesn’t like the fact that we can’t spend much time together. I just love to see athletes excel, and to know that I had something to do with their success. That’s what I want the most. Interviewer: What would you change about your job, if you could? Mr. Walker: I wish I had more time to coach amateur players, like high school and college athletes. I think it’s important to develop the skills of up-and-coming athletes, not just ones who sign a contract with us.   What would Mr. Walker like to be able to do?

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet toindicate the correct word for each of the blanks Scuba diving is a beautiful (21) _____, which allows people to view a whole different world. We enter (22) _____ unknown world in which the danger of scuba diving has been taken into account. The dangers all into two groups: those in the ocean itself and that of the individual. There are (23) _____ many things that the beginner diver needs to remember and understand. A comprehensive scuba diving course is (24) ___ because there are lessons which you need to know and understand before even going near the ocean. In all the parts of the training, always diving with a partner is (25) _____ to be very important to reduce danger and the diver and hid friend can observe each other at all times during any dive. It is advisable to have a partner who is a more experienced diver with a new diver, or someone who is not confident (26)_____. The reason for learning skills which is prior to getting into the ocean has two effects. The first one is the (27) _____ to know what to do in a situation. The second one is to have the confidence to carry out the actions without panic. Panic is a danger that will take away the taught skills as it is an emotional response. The other dangers of scuba diving are in the (28) ___ life. Having some knowledge of the underwater life of the area you are diving in, can make you (29) _____ of the risks. This means you can avoid animals which may become aggressive when approached. Also you need to know the poisons or sharp teeth that could be a problem in this world, which is new to you. The many dangers of scuba diving are real and knowing what to expect and how to deal with it can (30) _____ you safe.