Question

1)I am in charge …………the production team. a) Of b) In c) On d) Off e) At 2)About 120 people work …..me in my team. a) At b) In c) By d) Without e) Under 3)She loves what she does and is glad to be ….work a) On b) Out c) Down d) In e) Above 4)Some of her friends are not so lucky :they are …..of work a) In b) Out c) Under d) With e) Above. 5)Ravi graduated …..Mumbai University …..a degree …..philosophy a) In, from ,with b) With , from , in c) From ,with ,in d) From ,at ,in e) From , with ,on 6)Our sales manager heads a department of 40 people. a) Off b) Out c) Up d) Of e) In 7)James deals ….the marketing , while Emma is responsible for products a) To b) At c) Of d) Up e) With 8)A applied ….jobs in different companies ,but no results a) At b) For c) Of d) Up e) To 9)Dr.Pearson was foced to resign two grave events that happened in a close succession a) Towards b) At c) After d) Up e) To 10)May be in the future you’ll have a meeting ……your boss about a possible promotion a) With b) At c) Towards d) Up e) By 11)The house ….by the workers last Thursday a) Knock down b) Is knocked down c) Knocked down d) Knockes down e) Was knocked down 12)Football ….in most countries in the world a) Plays b) Are played c) Is playing d) Is played e) Were played

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.b

2.a

3.d

4.b

5.c

6.a

7.a

8.d

9.a

10.a

Answer 2

1) a) of - "in charge of" is a phrase used to indicate responsibility or control over something. 2) b) in - "work in a team" means to be a member of a team. 3) a) on - "be on work" means to be actively engaged in one's job. 4) c) under - "be under work" means to be employed or working. 5) a) in, from, with - "graduate in, from, with a degree" is the correct usage. 6) d) of - "head of a department" means to lead or be in charge of a department. 7) e) with - "deal with" means to handle or be responsible for something. 8) b) for - "apply for jobs" is the correct phrase. 9) c) after - "two events that happened in close succession" means one event happening immediately after the other. 10) a) with - "have a meeting with someone" means to have a meeting in their presence or with their participation. 11) e) was knocked down - "the house was knocked down" is the correct passive form. 12) d) is played - "football is played" is the correct form to describe the sport being played in most countries.