Question

Помогите с тестом,пожалуйста!!!1) I was working____the Internet.*a. Onb. In2) My baby brother is getting smarter________.*a. Day after dayb. Day by day3) The employees ___________that the strategy of the company will work.*a. Believeb. Belief4) Arguably, Rome is _____beautiful than Paris.a. Moreb. Muchc. Rather5) Lukas’s package________ at 3:30 p.m. yesterday.*a. deliveredb. has been deliveredc. was delivered6) You can get to London _____.*a. On trainb. With trainc. By train7) Harry _____ his father’s car when the accident happened.a. was drivingb. drovec. has been driving8) Did you hear what happened to Kate? She _____.*a. is arrestedb. arrestedc. has been arrested9) I like your hair. Where _____?*a. cut you itb. did you have it cutc. do you cut it10. A penny saved is a penny earned meansa. It is as useful to save money that you already have as it is to earn moreb. The more money you save, the more money you earn in the futurec. It is hard to earn money, that it why it is better to save11. Birds of a feather flock together meansa. A fanciful and unbelievable taleb. To display one's emotions openlyc. Those of similar tastes congregate in groups12. Straight from the horse's mouth means*a. To receive information from someone directly involvedb. To receive information from a person who always liesc. Rumors or gossips

Answer 1

2)a
3)a
4)a
5)c
6)c
7)a
8)b
9)c
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Answer 2

1) I was working on the Internet. 2) My baby brother is getting smarter day by day. 3) The employees believe that the strategy of the company will work. 4) Arguably, Rome is more beautiful than Paris. 5) Lukas's package was delivered at 3:30 p.m. yesterday. 6) You can get to London by train. 7) Harry was driving his father's car when the accident happened. 8) Did you hear what happened to Kate? She has been arrested. 9) I like your hair. Where did you have it cut? 10) A penny saved is a penny earned means it is as useful to save money that you already have as it is to earn more. 11) Birds of a feather flock together means those of similar tastes congregate in groups. 12) Straight from the horse's mouth means to receive information from someone directly involved.