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TEST 8 1. Why didn t you help him? You have done it. A) must B) can C) could D) were to E) was able to 2. A: I phone you tonight? B: Yes, you. A) may / may B) must / might C) could / can t D) shouldn t / shouldn t E) have to / had to 3. But I stay in England for six months, and not for a fortnight as I had planned. A) had to B) have to C) am able to D) can E) shall have 4. -I draw a circle with a pencil only, and you? -Neither can I. A) can t B) can C) may D) shan t E) couldn t 5. Last week I go to town on business trip as the Ministry of Education had asked me to come. A) had to B) might C) should D) could E) was able to 6. If one person is careless with a library book, then it be read by others. A) can t B) couldn t C) may D) can E) mightn t 7. After a book is written, it passes through the heads of very many different workers. Each worker works carefully, for there not be any mistakes. A) must B) couldn t C) could D) might E) has to 8. He tried, but persuade nobody. A) could B) couldn t C) can D) might E) won t 9. People who know a foreign language learn a second one easily. A) may B) should C) mustn t D) can E) needn t 10. I have a word with you, please? A) may B) had to C) have to D) must E) am able to 11. At first I skate well, now I. A) couldn t / can B) may / can C) mustn t / can D) should / shouldn t E) must / needn t 12. She said they go to the cinema if they liked. A) must B) may C) can D) had to E) could 13. - What is your sister doing? - She be watching TV. A) may B) can t C) needn t D) has to E) could 14. I didn t want to go there but I. A) must B) might C) shall D) can t E) had to 15. - I go there now? - No, you. A) can / hadn t to B) am / aren t C) must / needn t D) might / could E) should / will 16. - Where is he? - He be walking in the park. A) can t B) is able to C) has to D) must E) ought to 17. Visitors stay in the hospital after ten pm. A) might not B) needn t C) couldn t D) must not E) didn t have to 18. We had an appointment yesterday afternoon but he see me. A) might not B) cannot C) have to D) mustn t E) wasn t able to 19. I didn t ring her up for she did it herself. A) had to B) could C) be to D) have to E) must 20. The rain was so sudden that everybody take a shelter. A) can B) could C) have to D) are to E) had to 21. If you fix a radio, you repair a TV too. A) can / will be able to B) must / may C) couldn t / can D) need / has to E) may / needn t to 22. -I ve examined you very carefully. I think all you is a good rest. -But I m still feeling sick. Why don t you look at my tongue? -It a rest too. A) must / may B) might / can C) need / could D) should / have to E) need / needs 23. You do this work yourself, if you try. A) can B) had to C) must D) was able to E) were to do 24. Guests of the hotel warn the clerk in advance when they leave. A) can B) may C) must D) is to E) had to 25. My mother neither read nor write after the operation and now I help her. A) have to / must B) could / have to C) couldn t / had to D) were able / can E) might / need 26. I borrow your text-book? I ve left mine at home. A) am able to B) must C) have to D) need E) may 27. People exercise regularly, otherwise they will get out of shape. A) must not B) should C) can D) might E) has to 28. Ma, said a little girl, Willie wants the biggest piece of cake, and I think I have it, because he was eating cakes two years before I was born. A) couldn t B) has to C) is to D) should E) had to 29. -I live near my work. -So you go to the office by crowded buses. A) have to B) are able to C) don t have to D) would have to E) can t 30. -I go to the cinema yesterday. -Why? -Because I complete my work. A) can t / must B) couldn t / had to C) didn t have to / may D) wasn t to / need E) should / have to 31. The skier broke his leg and compete in the recent Olympic Games. A) couldn t B) mustn t C) had to D) can t E) might 124

32. I not translate this text yesterday. you help me to translate it tonight? A) could / can B) can / can C) may / may D) had to / could E) can / must 33. Does Larry leave home at 7.30? A) have to B) must C) has to D) need E) should 34. - any of you speak Italian? -No, but we are learning it and I hope we speak it next year. A) must / will have to B) may / have got to C) can / shall be able to D) could / could E) might / had to 35. - I take your pen for a moment? - Certainly. A) must B) may C) might D) should E) will 36. I speak English last year but I do it now. A) must / can B) could / can C) might / may D) couldn t / can E) might / could 37. Mother, I go for a walk? I ve done all my work. A) have to B) am to C) may D) must E) might 38. I was ill and go to school for some days. A) can t B) must C) could D) couldn t E) can 39. - we do this work now? -. You can do it tomorrow. A) Can / Yes, you can B) Must / No, you needn t C) May / Yes, you may D) Could / Yes, you must E) Might / No, you might not 40. I do anything for you?, the secretary asked the stranger. A) can B) had to C) must D) have to E) am 41. - we finish our work today? - No, you. A) Can / couldn t B) May / can C) Have to / can D) Must / needn t E) Had / needn t 42. I go to the library for books as I often write compositions at school. A) can B) could C) may D) might E) have to 43. It rain this afternoon. A) had to B) may C) is able to D) could E) might 44. the director receive me now? A) Have to B) Is able C) Can D) Is to E) Has to 45. Who help him at 2 yesterday? A) have to B) is to C) can D) need E) had to 46. I said that after all that had happened I run away to my aunt s. A) could B) might C) had to D) need E) was able to 47. - I go to the cinema? - No, you. The film is for grown ups. A) may / mustn t B) can / needn t C) could / can t D) must / may not E) shall / haven t 48. Teacher: You ring me up when you my advice. A) could / need B) may / need C) can / will need D) must / needed E) have to / need 49. Never put off till tomorrow what you do today. A) have to B) must C) might D) can E) should 50. -I understand the rule; I take the examination another time? -Yes, of course. A) could / can B) may / may C) can t / may D) mustn t / must E) may / can 51. Pupils speak only English at their English lessons. A) must not B) must C) cannot D) has to E) had to 52. The lecturer mentioned the name of the town several times, but unfortunately I remember it. A) can B) could C) may D) could not E) may not 53. -Must I do this exercise too? -No, you. It isn t necessary. A) can t B) may not C) mustn t D) needn t E) oughtn t to 54. Mother, look, I skate well. A) can B) may C) must D) have to E) ought to 55. I m sorry you smoke here. A) had to B) can t C) could D) must E) have to 56. We protect our nature from pollution. A) need B) had to C) are to D) may E) must 57. He is very helpless, I help him. A) need B) might C) have to D) can E) may 58. Excuse me, you tell me the time? A) may B) must C) might D) can E) are able to 59. My grandfather s ill and I go to see him today, I go with you. A) can / can t B) have to / can t C) may / have to D) need / must E) be able to / may not 60. The Browns not return on Sunday, as the weather was bad. A) may B) could C) have to D) must E) can t 61. I looked through this book about 2 hours, but find anything interesting. A) can t B) couldn t C) had to D) can E) hadn t to 62. You do this for it s necessary. A) may B) can C) have to D) has E) could 63. You work hard at your English. A) must B) mustn t C) can t D) has to E) may not 64. We read much in the original if we want to learn a foreign language. A) had to B) can C) must D) may E) could 65. We do it by midday if we had the instruments. A) may B) can C) must D) could E) might 66. You get a visa before you go abroad next summer. A) may B) can C) could D) have to E) will have to 125

67. If you want to improve your English you work very hard. A) can B) may C) are able to D) had to E) must 68. You ve been traveling all day. You be very tired. A) must B) can t C) might D) ought to E) shouldn t 69. My eyesight isn t very good. I wear glasses for reading. A) might B) have to C) can D) may E) could 70. He said that I look around. A) might B) may C) can D) has to E) is able to 71. He agree with your suggestion. A) may not B) need C) are able to D) are to E) have to 72. My son fell ill yesterday, I stay at home. A) must B) can C) may D) need E) had to 73. I will not read this book, you do it if you want. A) can B) might C) have to D) can t E) must 74. you show me those black shoes? How much are they? A) may B) must C) can D) have to E) will have to 75. I leave the party early last night, because I wasn t very well. A) must B) may C) could D) have to E) had to 76. She lift me up with one hand. A) may B) need C) can D) to have to E) to be able to 77. You work if you don t want to. A) must not B) can t C) needn t D) must E) has to 78. You come and have dinner with us some day. A) was able to B) could C) has to D) is to E) must 79. It was very difficult to hear. I understand what she was saying. A) can t B) may not C) wasn t able to D) couldn t E) could 80. The teacher told us that we work harder at our English. A) have B) must C) could D) may E) had to 81. A little girl comes up to her mother and asks if she go to the park with her friend. A) couldn t B) can t C) must D) may E) has to 82. If you are ill and go to school you learn everything what you have missed. A) can / must B) can t / must C) may / can D) has to / may E) can t / might 83. The dog had run away and the children find it though they were looking for it the whole day. A) can B) can t C) could D) may E) could not 84. As Mr. John hadn t got the dictionary at hand, he guess the meaning of the word. A) should B) can C) has to D) must E) had to 85. Mark Twain easily across the Mississippi River. A) must / swim B) had to / swam C) may / swim D) would / to swim E) could / swim 86. It was late but the pupils stay at school for an additional lesson. A) could B) must C) had to D) needed E) might 87. The children have done their homework. I think they have a rest now. A) may B) might C) are D) could E) will be able to 88. -Shall I retell the text? -. You can only translate it. A) Yes, you will. B) Do, please. C) No, you didn t. D) No, you needn t. E) Yes, you may. 89. Patient: Must I go to the hospital? Doctor: No, you. You stay at home. A) can t / had to B) mustn t / had to C) needn t / may D) are able to / can E) shouldn t / might 90. It rain today. There are so many clouds in the sky. A) can B) has to C) may D) should E) mustn t 91. I understood that he never back. A) will / come B) doesn t / came C) won t / home D) would / come E) wouldn t / come 92. My son is ill so I stay at home. A) mustn t B) has to C) can D) may E) have to 93. Must I do it? No, you. It isn t necessary. A) couldn t B) may not C) needn t D) can t E) shouldn t 94. I feel sick and tired. So I go to school. A) can B) could C) haven t to D) am not able to E) am able to 95. He was very poor and marry a woman eight years older than himself. A) must B) could C) needed D) had to E) might 96. Children go to school at the age of 7. A) can B) must C) may D) has to E) could 97. - I trouble you for a moment? - Yes, certainly. What I do for you? A) can / might B) may / can C) must / may D) could / may E) can / must 98. He know her address. Ask him. A) need B) must C) could D) might E) have to 99. You knew he was ill. You have visited him. A) can B) might C) need D) have to E) may 100. May I take this pen? No, you. A) can B) may C) mustn t D) need E) haven t to 101. - What s happened to the dog? It isn t here. - Dan have taken it with him. A) had to B) was to C) might D) may E) could 102. You give it back to me before you go. A) might B) couldn t C) must D) need E) had to 126

103. That s a question nobody answer. A) must not B) were to C) cannot D) might E) can 104. God be with you. A) can B) must C) may D) had to E) is to 105. A fool man ask more questions than a wise man answer. A) may / can B) can / must C) may / might D) can / might E) must / could. 106. Does Jack shave? No, he s got a beard so he shave. A) hasn t to B) hasn t got to C) don t have to D) can t E) will be able to 107. Don t worry. You do it just now. You do it tomorrow. A) must / can B) should / may C) can / could D) had to / must E) needn t / can 108. I speak English well now but I hope I speak next year. A) could / can B) can t / shall be able to C) must / shall have to D) may / may E) am able to / shall have to 109. The driver have taken a side road. A) shall B) need C) may D) have to E) is to 110. He have replaced the tire, it was still quite good. A) could B) can C) needn t D) had to E) should 111. How I tell her that her life will be ruined from this day on? I think, I can t. A) must B) need C) may D) shall E) can 112. It was so warm that we wear our coats. It was very pleasant. A) couldn t B) didn t have to C) shouldn t D) mightn t E) mustn t 113. They will get hungry on the train; I think, you give them some sandwiches. A) should B) could C) might D) had to E) needn t 114. You a raincoat. You are wet through. A) must have worn B) may wear C) should have worn D) could wear E) needn t have worn 115. You choose any present you like, take it, please, said mother. A) might B) could C) may D) have to E) are able to 116. -Have you looked through these newspapers? -No, I haven t. I write an article. A) has to B) had to C) mustn t D) can E) might 117. We didn t go out last night. We to the cinema but we decided to stay at home. A) could have gone B) must have gone C) should go D) are to go E) needn t go 118. I was at home yesterday. You have called and taken the dictionary. A) must B) may C) could D) can E) had to 119. - When I was a child I draw well. - And now? you do it now? A) must / may B) could / can C) should / need D) may / could E) ought to / can t 120. That day as I to be there at 5 sharp, I to take a taxi. A) am / had to B) is / may C) was / had to D) were / can E) were / had to 121. You read this book: you are grown up. A) may B) might C) has to D) can t E) may not 122. I come to see you tonight as I answer many questions. A) can / may B) can t / have to C) can t / can not D) must / had to E) may / may not 123. Last night the plane land because of the sudden change of the wind. A) must B) may C) has to D) had to E) can 124. he speak French as English last year? A) can B) may C) had to D) can t E) could 125. She said that he take her dictionary. A) may B) can C) is allowed D) is able E) might 126. As my sister was taking an examination I look after her baby yesterday. A) could B) had to C) must D) was able to E) should 127. He in the house now, thinks the girl. A) could B) may be C) might be D) had to be E) will be 128. Your brother is ill, so he go out for a walk. A) can B) could C) may D) might E) must not 129. It rain today, we see clouds in the sky. A) has to / can B) must / have to C) could / can t D) may / can E) might / must 130. Charles Dickens go to school at an early age, as he help his family. A) should / would B) couldn t / had to C) must / couldn t D) might / should E) had not to / would 131. They tell the truth, but they. A) had to / can t B) have to / couldn t C) must / can t D) are to / couldn t E) may /had to 132. I have very little time and I take a taxi. A) may B) could C) should D) have to E) have 133. You this. Why didn t you use a chance? A) can do B) could have done C) must do D) may do E) need do 134. I send him a letter yesterday. A) am B) can C) may D) had to E) should 135. She told him he go home. A) may B) can C) ought D) might E) have to 136. No matter how she try the door open. A) can / should B) could / must C) should / will D) might / wouldn t E) must / ought to 137. I take your book? I write many exercises tomorrow. A) must / must B) should / have to C) may / shall have to D) might / had to E) can / would 127

138. She get up and she stay in bed as she is seriously ill. A) must / has to B) can t / has to C) should / is to D) may / must E) is able / shall 139. My cousin read and write when he was five. A) could B) may C) have to D) must E) can 140. We to meet at the theatre entrance at a quarter to eight yesterday. A) are B) must C) have D) were E) couldn t 141. They do this the day after tomorrow. Now they are very busy. A) may B) can C) must D) will be able to E) were able to 142. I write to Ann. I haven t written to her for ages. A) can B) must C) had to D) could E) may 143. This work be done at once. A) can B) must C) ought D) should E) may 144. The teacher said they all go home. A) may B) have to C) might D) can E) be able to 145. -How I get to the nearest bus stop? -You go straight and then turn to the left. A) must / can B) can / must C) should / may D) may / have to E) could / might 146. Oh, you are seriously ill. I think you consult a doctor and if he tells you to keep to bed you do. A) may / might B) must / can t C) should / must D) have to / couldn t E) has to / may 155. Find the synonym of the modal verb must. A) I might be wrong. B) We may go there. C) He needs a dictionary. D) You can say anything. E) He was to go to the south. 156. You easily find the newspaper now where his article was printed. A) might B) need C) couldn t D) had to E) can 157. He said that his father was ill and they go to see the doctor yesterday. A) can B) had to C) are able D) can t E) may 158. Sorry, I go with you. I finish my work. A) may not / must B) couldn t / have to C) mustn t / can D) can t / must E) am / could 159. Last year in April I use my umbrella more often than in May. A) must B) can C) were able D) had to E) may 160. I have another cup of tea? A) must B) might C) may D) would E) need 161. -I wonder where the chief is. -He be in his office. I ve seen him this morning. A) is able to B) should C) have to D) must E) had to 162. I go, Padre, the students will be waiting for me. A) is to B) can C) be able D) must E) may 147. Tom pass his exam in Literature and now he is working hard as he take it again. A) can t / was able B) must / had to C) may / could D) couldn t / has to E) can t / had to 148. I come in? No, you I am very busy now. I write a report. A) can / can / must B) must / may not / had to C) may / can t / must D) may / may not / can E) must / mustn t / may 149. - I smoke here? - No, you. A) can / may B) may / mustn t C) can / should D) can / can t E) may / need 150. You break the body but you break the spirit. A) may / can t B) could / can t C) must / must D) can / might not E) may / may 151. He tell you how glad he is. A) was able to B) couldn t C) can t D) had to E) have 152. He said that I telephone him any time I liked. A) can B) will C) might D) have to E) will have to 153. I have a terrible headache. I do anything. A) could B) can C) should D) can t E) might 154. - your son speak English? -No, but he when he was a schoolboy. A) has to / must B) could / may C) might / can D) can / could E) may / must 128

Test 8: (Page 124) 1-C 2-A 3-A 4-A 5-A 6-A 7-A 8-A 9-D 10-A 11-A 12-E 13-A 14-E 15-C 16-D 17-D 18-E 19-D 20-E 21-A 22-E 23-A 24-C 25-B 26-E 27-B 28-D 29-C 30-B 31-A 32-A 33-A 34-C 35-B 36-D 37-C 38-D 39-B 40-A 41-D 42-E 43-B 44-C 45-E 46-C 47-A 48-B 49-D 50-C 51-B 52-D 53-D 54-A 55-B 56-E 57-C 58-D 59-B 60-B 61-B 62-C 63-A 64-C 65-D 66-E 67-E 68-A 69-B 70-A 71-A 72-E 73-A 74-C 75-E 76-C 77-C 78-E 79-D 80-E 81-D 82-B 83-E 84-E 85-E 86-C 87-A 88-D 89-C 90-C 91-D 92-E 93-C 94-D 95-D 96-B 97-B 98-B 99-B 100-C 101-C 102-C 103-E 104-C 105-A 106-B 107-E 108-B 109-C 110-C 111-E 112-B 113-A 114-C 115-C 116-B 117-A 118-C 119-B 120-C 121-A 122-B 123-D 124-E 125-E 126-B 127-C 128-E 129-D 130-B 131-C 132-D 133-B 134-D 135-D 136-D 137-C 138-B 139-A 140-D 141-D 142-B 143-B 144-C 145-B 146-C 147-D 148-C 149-D 150-A 151-C 152-C 153-D 154-D 155-E 156-E 157-B 158-D 159-D 160-C 161-D 162-D Test 9: Conditionals (Page 129) Type 1 1-E 2-D 3-E 4-D 5-E 6-A 7-C 8-A 9-B 10-C 11-E 12-D 13-B 14-C 15-C 16-A 17-A 18-B 19-C 20-E 21-C 22-B 23-D 24-E 25-A 26-B 27-A 28-B 29-E 30-D 31-C 32-B 33-C 34-D 35-D 36-B 37-A Type 2 1-B 2-C 3-A 4-B 5-D 6-E 7-C 8-D 9-B 10-D 11-A 12-E 13-D 14-B 15-B 16-B 17-D 18-D 19-A 20-C 21-A 22-C 23-C 24-E 25-D 26-C 27-D 28-C Type 3 1-E 2-E 3-D 4-D 5-C 6-A 7-D 8-B 9-C 10-A 11-C 12-D 13-B 14-C 15-D 16-B 17-A 18-D Mixed 1-A 2-C 3-A 4-C 5-D 6-A 7-C 8-B 9-E Test 10: Comparatives - Superlatives (Page 133) 1-C 2-C 3-E 4-C 5-B 6-D 7-C 8-E 9-C 10-C 11-E 12-B 13-A 14-B 15-C 16-B 17-D 18-C 19-B 20-D 21-B 22-C 23-D 24-C 25-B 26-A 27-B 28-B 29-D 30-D 31-C 32-B 33-B 34-D 35-D 36-E 37-B 38-D 39-D 40-D 41-D 42-C 43-E 44-C 45-E 46-D 47-B 48-D 49-E 50-D 51-C 52-B 53-C 54-B 55-C 56-A 57-E 58-B 59-E 60-C 61-C 62-C 63-B 64-B 65-B 66-A 67-E 68-C 69-C 70-D 71-B 72-E 73-D 74-C 75-D 76-B 77-D 78-D 79-D 80-E 81-D 82-E 83-C 84-B 85-D 86-D 87-A 88-A 89-D 90-B 91-B 92-B 93-C 94-D 95-B 96-E 97-B 98-D 99-A 100-C 101-B 102-D 103-B 104-E 105-A 106-B Test 11: Infinitive - Gerund (Page 136) 1-A 2-B 3-B 4-C 5-E 6-A 7-D 8-D 9-A 10-B 11-C 12-C 13-B 14-A 15-D 16-A 17-C 18-A 19-C 20-A 21-D 22-C 23-A 24-A 25-C 26-B 27-C 28-A 29-C 30-A 31-A 32-B 33-D 34-D 35-C 36-E 37-B 38-D 39-B 40-A 41-E 42-B 43-E 44-C 45-C 46-A 47-C 48-B 49-B 50-A 51-E 52-D 53-A 54-A 55-B 56-A 57-B 58-C 59-C 60-D 61-C 62-C 63-E 64-D 65-B 66-A 67-C 68-B 69-C 70-D 71-B 72-B 73-A 74-E 75-A 76-B 77-C 78-C 79-B 80-A 81-D 82-C 83-D 84-D 85-D 86-A 87-D 88-D 89-B 90-C 91-B 92-D 93-E 94-A 95-D 96-C 97-E Test 12: Passive voice (Page 139) 1-B 2-D 3-D 4-D 5-E 6-E 7-A 8-D 9-B 10-B 11-D 12-C 13-E 14-C 15-D 16-C 17-B 18-D 19-C 20-D 21-A 22-C 23-C 24-B 25-C 26-B 27-C 28-B 29-C 30-D 31-B 32-D 33-C 34-E 35-E 36-C 37-C 38-B 39-D 40-D 41-C 42-B 43-B 44-B 45-A 46-D 47-C 48-D 49-A 50-C 51-D 52-C 53-A 54-B 55-E 56-D 57-E 58-D 59-C 60-A 61-C 62-D 63-C 64-E 65-C 66-B 67-E Test 13: Indirect speech (Page 142) 1-C 2-D 3-A 4-A 5-B 6-C 7-A 8-B 9-C 10-D 11-B 12-C 13-A 14-E 15-B 16-B 17-B 18-C 19-D 20-B 21-B 22-B 23-A 24-D 25-C 26-A 27-B 28-C 29-B 30-D 31-C 32-D 33-A 34-B 35-D 36-A 37-A 38-C 39-E 40-C 41-E 42-D 43-E 44-A 45-E 46-B 47-C 48-D 49-B 50-B 51-B 52-C 53-C 54-D 55-E 56-A 57-D 58-C 59-C 60-B 61-B 62-C 63-C 64-B 65-C 66-A 67-A 68-D 69-C 70-B 71-C 72-D 73-D 74-C 75-B 76-B 77-B 78-E 79-A 80-B Test 14: When - While - Where - As soon as (Page 146) 1-C 2-C 3-A 4-D 5-A 6-A 7-C 8-B 9-B 10-C 11-C 12-C 13-C 14-E 15-B 16-C 17-C 18-C 19-B 20-B 21-E 22-B 23-A 24-B 25-D 26-A 27-A 28-C 29-B 30-E 31-A 32-C 33-D 34-A 35-A 36-A 37-D 38-D 39-A 40-E 41-B 42-C 43-B 44-D 45-A 46-A 47-D 48-D 49-D 50-D 51-B 52-C 53-A 54-A 55-D 56-B 57-B 58-B Test 15: Questions tags (Page 148) 1-B 2-C 3-B 4-D 5-D 6-B 7-A 8-D 9-B 10-B 11-E 12-C 13-C 14-D 15-D 16-D 17-C 18-E 19-C 20-A 21-D 22-A Test 16: Additions to remarks (Page 149) 1-C 2-A 3-C 4-D 5-A 6-D 7-B 8-A 9-A 10-C 11-A 12-C 13-A 14-D 15-C 16-A 17-C 18-D 19-D 20-B 21-B 22-C 23-E 24-D 25-E 26-D 27-B 28-E 29-D 30-C 31-A 32-D 33-C 34-A 35-D 36-D 37-E 38-B 39-D 40-C 41-A 42-D 43-C Answers 410 Book 1 - Part C