Complete the sentences below using the correct alternative from A, B, C or D. All these colleges together the university of Cambridge. A take up C set up B make up D bring up Great emphasis is at Oxford and Cambridge on what are called ‘tutorials’. A given C laid B brought D made A tutor gives instruction in his study at least once a week to students numbering not more than four. A personal C private B personnel D self My sister lives in a distant suburb, but she never seems to be . A lonely, lonely C alone, lonely B alone, alone D lonely, alone She was to the University and granted a scholarship. A received C admitted B adopted D entered She was with some of the people, the others seemed vaguely to her. A acquainted, familiar C acquainted, acquainted B familiar, acquainted D familiar, familiarly British Airways the departure of Flight 501 to Kyiv. A declared C announced B advertised D pronounced I think her clothes are not at all for our party. A matching C identical B suiting D suitable I to announce a break in the negotiations. A look forward C regret B apologize D conclude I visit my Granny day – on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. A every other C all other B each other D this and the other Before the exam he had to study for nine hours . A at last C on end B at length D in full The teacher couldn’t my handwriting. She said it was . A take out, illicit C make out, illegible B make up, illogical D give in, illusive She didn’t understand what they were about, so she gave them a look. A speaking, clear C telling, certain B talking, blank D saying, plain The loud music in the room next to mine me from my work. A irritated C annoyed B distracted D interfered He was so in his thought that he did not me enter. A absorbed, hear C attentive, listened B attracted, hear D seized, listened Alex has a good for physics. They say he is so at it that he will win a Nobel Prize some day. A mind, keen C brain, hopeful B head, brilliant D thought, proud You have the mistaken idea that all the students in your group are. - But Mary Smith has hardly done any this week! A fruitless, job C idle, work B laze, lesson D lazy, effort The of the staff agreed to the proposal but Mr. Blake to it. A most, argued C greater part, differed B majority, opposed D bigger part, resisted Miss Lean has been teaching English for ages, though she hasn’t got any . A experience C knowledges B diploma D know-how your hand and ask to go there. A Arise, permit C Rise, agreement B Raise, permission D Lift, allowance