1000 ENGLISH MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUESTIONS - Advanced without answers - Cambridge English Advanced Mã A516978

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 Contents

Contents 2

Types of Exercises 2

Commitment Board 2

500 English Multiple-Choice Questions (Part 1) 3 - 24

500 English Multiple-Choice Questions (Part 2) 24 - 45

 Types of Exercises

Type 1: Fill in the blank

- In this section, you are given a sentence with a missing blank. From the given options choose the word(s) / phrase(s) to complete the blank of the sentence.

Type 2: Choose a synonym

- In this section, you are given a word or phrase is BOLD and UNDERLINED in each sentence. From the given options choose the word(s) / phrase(s) closest in meaning to the BOLD and UNDERLINED part.

 Commitment Board

My name is _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

I am _____________________ years old and I’m currently studying at _______________________________________________

I will learn English __________________________________________________________________________________ hours a day

I will reach ___________________________________________________ points in the Certificate of Advanced English (CAE)

After _____________________________________________________ years I will have mastered English, my second language

I promise to finish this book within _______________________________________________________________________________

Signature

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 500 English Multiple-Choice Questions (Part 1)

0001. The police were baffled by the attack as there seemed to be no apparent ( ). A. design B. principle C. motive D. plot 0002. If you want to be sure of receiving a copy of the magazine, I suggest you ( ) an annual subscription. A. put down B. take out C. write off D. send up 0003. After feeling off ( ) for days, Tom finally went to see his doctor. A. food B. color C. fitness D. balance 0004. ( ) the phone rang later that night did Anna remermnber the appointment. A. No sooner B. Only C. Not until D. Just before 0005. There was ( ) evidence to bring charges against the man. A. insubstantial B. inferior C. ineffective D. insufficient 0006. The runner got a huge blister on his heel where his new shoes ( ). A. scratched B. rubbed C. scraped D. gripped 0007. The size of the pop-star’s personal fortune was the subject of much ( ) in the press. A. doubt B. guessing C. speculation D. wonderment 0008. Jeremy’s friends were fond of him ( ) because of his generosity. A. at least B. still less C. even less D. not least 0009. The thick fog ( ) out any possibility of our plane taking off before morning. A. ruled B. struck C. stamped D. crossed 0010. Looking down at the coral reef, we saw ( ) of tiny, multi - colored fish. A. swarms B. flocks C. teams D. shoals 0011. Of all the paintings in the gallery, it was this one that really ( ) my eye. A. grasped B. snatched C. caught D. seized 0012. She had made a firm decision and wasn’t ( ) by anything I said against it. A. detracted B. prevailed C. induced D. swayed 0013. We might have to change our plans for the weekend and, ( ) we’ll let you know as soon as possible. A. in case B. if so C. providing D. supposing 0014. I was reluctant to ( ) the subject because I thought he wouldn’t want to discuss it. A. raise B. originate C. advance D. provoke 0015. My attempts to solve the problem only ( ) to make it worse. A. contributed B. functioned C. served D. attained 0016. Can you tell me the ( ) of these shoes? A. charge B. price C. amount D. expense 0017. It is too early in the ( ) to expect many visitors to the town. A. term B. season C. time D. calendar 0018. She took up so many hobbies when she retired that she had hardly any time ( ). A. on her hands B. in hand C. at her hand D. at hand 0019. Please leave this space ( ) on the enrolment form. A. absent B. blank C. missing D. undone 0020. After the flash flood, all the drains were over flowing ( ) storm water. A. from B. with C. by D. for 0021. I would like to ( ) Mr. Fukuyama to present the trophy to the victorious team. A. call over B. call out C. call upon D. call up …