250. Take a map with you you lose your way. a. in case b. so c. because d. although → a 251. The play was very boring they walked out. a. although b. so that c. since d. so → d 252. I couldn't unlock it I had the wrong key. a. because b. so that c. since d. so → a 253. He agreed to go climbing he hated heights. a. although b. in case c. since d. because → a 254. He got a new alarm clock he'd get up on time. a. although b. so that c. since d. so → b 255. He hasn't written to us he left. a. as long as b. since c. by the time d. as soon as → b 256. She'll only do the job you pay her more. a. before b. after c. if d. while → c 257. I never take an umbrella it's raining heavily. a. when b. whenever c. if d. unless → d 258. It rained, which spoiled our picnic; but if it it a great success. a. didn't rain / would be b. had rained / would have been c. hadn't rained / would have been d. rained / would be → c 259. I live in a pleasant room the garden. a. overlook b. to overlook c. overlooking d. overlooked → c 260. I hope they this road by the time we come back next summer. a. repaired b. will repair c. would repair d. will have repaired → d 261. The book is divided into five parts and each of these three sections. a. have b. has c. will have d. had → b 262. Norman E. Borlaug was the first agricultural scientist to the Nobel Peace Prize. a. receive b. have c. take d. accept → a 263. The building of the new bridge will as planned. a. go up b. put up c. go out d. go ahead → d 264. I see the price of bread has again. a. gone up b. put up c. gone out d. fallen out → a 265. He was caught shop - lifting but since this was his first offence he was with a warning. a. gone out b. gone ahead c. fallen out d. let off → d 266. She her father; everyone says how alike they are! a. takes after b. takes off c. falls out d. lets off -> a 267. There was a power cut and all the lights a. went up b. put up c. went out d. went ahead → c 268. You look upset, Sven. Have you and Inger again? a. gone out b. gone grey c. fallen out d. let off → c 269. Paul, do you think you could me for the night? It's a bit too late to go home now. a. let me off b. go me out c. fall me out d. put me up → d 270. Children made their hair a. go out b. go grey c. fall out d. let off → b 271. Mexico changed from a country with a wheat to one that was a wheat exporter. a. lack b. length c. shortage d. inadequacy → c 272. Charlie Chaplin was not an instant in Hollywood. a. succeed b. successful c. success d. unsuccessful → c 273. I got a very welcome when I finally arrived. a. enthusiastic b. enthusiasm c. enthusiastically d. enthusiast → a 274. I'm looking for a job. a. temporality b. temporize c. temporary d. temporal → c 275. In 1829, Morse sailed Europe to study classic art in Italy. a. to b. for c. in d. at → a 276. Was it Bell who the telephone? a. invented b. discovered c. creased d. made → a 277. The rulers of Viet Nam's last imperial line, the Nguyen Dynasty, all came from family. a. same b. the same c. different d. the other → b 278. When a body enters the earth's atmosphere, it travels a. very rapidly b. in a rapid manner c. fastly d. with great speed → a 279. Thank you for bringing me along. I never thought Shakespeare could be so fun. a. many b. much c. few d. some → b 280. You should say and do a. many / few b. much / little c. few / many d. little / much → d 281. Very people knew about it. a. few b. less c. much d. little → a 282. He is a man of words. a. less b. little c. fewer d. few → d 283. In 1927 Charlie Chaplin received a public from Hollywood in the form of a special Oscar. a. apologize b. apologise c. apology d. apologizer → c 284. heard about the book, but read it. a. Many / few b. Much / little c. Many / little d. Few / Fewer → a 285. "Do you know English?" "Just " a. much b. many c. little d. less → c 286. She has very knowledge of the matter. a. few b. little c. some d. many → b 287. The forces were unequal, they were we were a. many / few b. much / little c. few / much d. little / much → a 288. We have imported computers this year than last year. a. few b. less c. fewer d. many → c 289. There has been demand for computers this year than last year. a. few b. little c. fewer d. more → d 290. Always make sure your luggage has on it when you travel. a. a card b. a cartel c. a label d. a traveling-bag → c 291. Last December the boss gave all his a bonus. a. employ b. employable c. employee d. employees → d 292. Are you sure we're going in the right ? a. direct b. directly c. direction d. directed → c 293. My new car is more than the one I had before. a. economy b. economical c. economic d. economics → b 294. He works as an for a local firm. a. electric b. electricity c. electrician d. electronic → c 295. I've been since I must find work soon. a. unemployed b. employed c. employable d. unemployable → a 296. She studied at university. a. economy b. economical c. economic d. economics → d 297. The price of has gone up again. a. electric b. electricity c. electrician d. electronic → b 298. Her was so angry at her attitude that he fired her. a. employ b. employer c. employers d. employing → b 299. She looked at me as she said it. a. direct b. directly c. direction d. directed → b 300. On my salary we have to live as as possible. a. economy b. economical c. economically d. economic → c