Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 87 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. classifying
- B. arranging
- C. ordering
- D. numbering
Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 86 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. produce
- B. provide
- C. lay
- D. give
Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 85 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. mouth
- B. lip
- C. beak
- D. gum
Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 84 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. arms
- B. flaps
- C. forearms
- D. wings
Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 83 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. possession
- B. mark
- C. feature
- D. sign
Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 82 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. soar
- B. dive
- C. glide
- D. fly
Birds are instantly recognizable -81- perhaps because of their ability to -82-. Some people might consider their shape the most distinguishing -83-. Everyone, however, agrees on the characteristics that a bird possesses: two -84-, feathers two legs, a toothless -85-, warm blood, and the ability to -86- eggs. The modern system of -87- birds is like a pyramid, with the base formed by 8,514 different -88-. A convenient -89- of this system recognizes a group of birds which does not normally -90- with other groups.
One of the most precious gifts human kind has been given is the power to -91-. With it, we pass vital -92- to one another either -93- or by non-vocal methods, such as -94-. Freedom of -95- is in fact, a widely contested issue throughout the world some have therefore, assumed that communication is the -96- of only humans.
yet, research shows that animals -97- information in intricate ways that often baffle humans. Yes, they ”speak”, not with words, but through visual signals such as -98- tails, twitching ears, or -99- wings. Other forms of animal communication may involve the use of voice, such as a bark, a roar, a snari, or -100-. Some of the ” languages” are obvious to humans, while others require much scientific study to detect.
In question numbered 81 above, choose the best option from letters A – D that best completes the gap.
- A. beings
- B. creatures
- C. things
- D. mammals
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
” I ………….the new principal, ” Obi
said
- A. look forward to meet
- B. look forward to having met
- C. am looking forward to meeting
- D. am looking forward to meet
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
She told me that she always………..the television before going to bed.
- A. switch off
- B. off
- C. switched off
- D. switches off
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
She asked the driver to………………at the school gate.
- A. drop her
- B. drop her down
- C. drop her out
- D. drop her in
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
If you had waited five minutes longer, you………..her
- A. would be able to see
- B. will be able to see
- C. would have been able to see
- D. will have seen
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
………….at 5 0’clock every morning was one of the regulations he detested most at school
- A. to be waking up
- B. waking up
- C. having to be waking up
- D. to be waking
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
Please can you……………money?
- A. lend me little
- B. borrow me a little
- C. lend me some
- D. borrow me some
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
The test was so difficult that………students passed
- A. some few
- B. a few
- C. few
- D. fewest
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
If you……. early, you will get there before nightfall.
- A. left
- B. are leaving
- C. had left
- D. leave
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
They ………..the competition when we arrived
- A. begun
- B. have begun
- C. had begun
- D. begin
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
I know that song very well; we…………it everyday when I was in primary school
- A. sang
- B. had sung
- C. have sung
- D. sing
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
”………….we rather go home?” he asked
- A. Shouldn't
- B. Can't
- C. Won't
- D. Mustn't
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
She………..the sleeping baby on the bed.
- A. lay
- B. lies
- C. lied
- D. laid
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
We had better…………now, or we’ll miss the train
- A. left
- B. leave
- C. be leaving
- D. to leave
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
She claims……….a ghost last night
- A. seeing
- B. to be seeing
- C. to have seen
- D. having seen