Test 10
Read the text below. Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (1-6). There are two choices you do not need to use.
Playing water games is a good way (1) _____________________, in spite of the heat around. Water is loved (2) _____________________ and offers your party the option to be a little ’different’ (3) _____________________. A kids’ party without games is equivalent to no party at all. Games give an excitement to the party. And if they are water games, all the more better! The choice of water games depends (4) _____________________. You can either choose to go wet and wild or just switch to games that have water as (5) _____________________. While the former requires you to inform the guest (6) _____________________, the later does not.
A on the nature of your party
В to make your party cool
C one of their basic elements
D players will have a bucket in hand
E by almost all the kids
F team to fill their bucket
G than the usual
H to carry certain essentials with them
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Test 11
Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (1-6). There are extra choices.
On a warm, pleasant Saturday in June, the people of Middletown gathered (1) _____. Cody, Peyton and Klugh, (2) _______ the, made their way through the noisy crowd. Cody’s pet ferret, Misjiff, ran alongside. “I wonder what’s going on,” Cody said to his friends. “It looks like the mayor is going to speak.”
The mayor of Middletown stood (3) ________ and called the crowd to order. “Next Saturday our town will celebrate its bicentennial,” he said. “Middletown will be 200 years old!” the crown cheered.
“Today,” the mayor continued, “we are announcing a special contest. One hundred years ago, (4) ________, a time capsule was buried in the oldest building in Middletown. An anonymous donor offered a $ 1,000 reward to the person (5) __________. The winner will be declared (6) __________. Good luck and happy hunting!”
A during the town’s centennial celebration
В where he stood
C at the town square
D who finds this time capsule
E on the bandstand
F in the evening
G town’s youngest and most curious detectives
H at the next Saturday’s festival
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Test 12
Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (1-6). There are extra choices.
Temperature is measured in degrees. You may not realize it, but there is more (1) ___________ for measuring temperature. The scale most often used in the United States (2) __________. On this scale, water freezes at 32 degrees (32 F) and boils at 212 degrees (212 F). This is the scale that an American weather forecaster usually reports.
Most people around the world use another scale. This scale, called the Celsius, (3) ________. In the Celsius scale, water freezes at 0 degrees (0° C) and boils at 100 degrees (100° C).
Another scale, (4) ______, establishes a point of absolute zero, or the point at which molecules have the lowest energy. Unlike the other scales, temperature in the Kelvin scale is not measured in degrees, but in Kelvin (K). This scale is closely connected (5) _______. The difference in freezing and boiling points of water in both the Celsius and the Kelvin scale is 100 degrees, giving both scales the same magnitude. The Kelvin scale is used (6) _____ when working with scientific formulas are more easih expressed when starting at absolute zero.
A when it’s cold
В than one scale
C with the Celsius scale
D is called the Fahrenheit system
E the Kelvin scale
F as the international standard
G is based on the metric system
H for measuring
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