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1. What was the name of the girl ___________ passport was stolen?

A. whose

B. who

C. which

D. when

2. The bed ...................... I slept in was too soft.

A. whose

B. whom

C. which

D. who

3. What was the name of the people ………….car had broken down.

A. which

B. who

C. whom

D. whose

4. Do you know the girl .......................... Tom is talking to?

A. whom

B. what

C. which

D. whose

5.The stories .............................. Tom tells are usually very funny.

A. whose

B. which

C. whom

D. who

6. I met the woman ............................. can speak 6 languages.

A. who

B. whose

C. which

D. whom

7. Have you seen the money ........................... was on the table?

A. who

B. which

C. whose

D. whom

8. I don't like people ............................ never stop talking.

A. whose

B. which

C. whom

D. who

9. Why does she always wear clothes .............................. are too small for her?

A. which

B. who

C. whose

D. whom

10. Have you ever seen the photographs ...................... Ann took?

A. whose

B. whom

C. which

D. who

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Recently, researchers have been kept busy picking lettuces under cover of darkness, but there is a perfectly reasonable explanation for this (46. APPEAR) bizarre experiment. Tests have shown that the vegetables picked at night stayed fresh (47. CONSIDER) longer than those picked during the day, though the reason for this improved (48. LONG) is unclear. Lunar gardeners claim to have known about the (49. BENEFIT) effects of nocturnal vegetable management for years, and those gardeners who believe in environmentally friendly organic methods see the idea of working with the moon’s influence as a continuation of their principles. They claim to be following a tradition, long-established in various parts of the world, of working in harmony with the moon’s (50. GRAVITY) pull. In England, lunar gardening reached its zenith in the 16th century, but the vagaries of the (51. PREDICT) climate meant that it survived only as part of an oral folklore tradition. (52. CONFUSE), several different and sometimes contradictory systems are practised today. Although all of them focus on the effects of moonlight and the moon’s pull on the Earth’s water, the exact science remains controversial. There are some (53. HORTICULTURE) who regard the ideas with (54. SCEPTIC). Others, however, are more encouraging and less (55. DISMISS), and advocate further research, even though no discernible results have been forthcoming in support of any particular theory. 

The biggest cause of overpopulation is ___________ people are having lots of children.

A. but                                      B. because                    C. and                                              D. enough

11. Many people _________ big families in Pakistan.

A. has                                      B. having                      C. have                                              D. to have

12. To help the community, students can __________ their schools and the streets.

A. clean                                   B. recycling                  C. cleaning                                    D. recycle

13. _____________ is the average age that people live to.

A. Life expectancy                 B. Pollution                  C. Overpopulation                    D. Death rate

14. We need people ____________ pictures.

A. painting                              B. to paint                     C. to painting                                              D. painted

Read the story. Choose a word from the box. Write the correct word next to numbers 1-5. There is one example.

David’s flat is very near the (0)… beach….  . He can sit on the balcony and (1)………….  all the people  who are having fun in the water. David loves the sea, and often swims in the morning, before he goes to school. But he usually does that in the summer when the water’s nice and (2)…………….. .

But one cold December day in the winter school holidays, David sat on the sofa and looked at the sea. ‘I’ve nothing to do. I’m so (3)…………. ,’ he thought. ‘I know! The water might be very cold but I’ll go for a swim!’

It only (4)…………….. David two minutes to put on his swimming shorts, find a large towel and run across the stand to the sea. He slowly put one foot in the water and quickly pulled it out again!

‘David! What are you doing?’ his mother called from the flat. ‘I want to go swimming, Mum!’ David answered. ‘But the sea is colder than (5)…………….!

I’ll go to the new swimming pool in town instead! Bye!’