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The cartoonist made a mistake with the intention of 
saying something funny. His mistake was in the use of 
a/an 
A) noun. 
B) preposition. 
C) auxiliary verb. 
D) object pronoun. 
 
204. (EEAr – 2012) In “The right foot is more ticklish 
than the left one”, the word, in bold type, is 
A) an article. 
B) a numeral. 
C) a pronoun. 
D) an adjective. 
 
205. (EEAr – 2011) “too”, is similar in meaning to 
A) well. 
B) also. 
C) very. 
D) more. 
 
206. (BCT – 2009) “also”, is closest in meaning to 
A) too. 
B) nor. 
C) either. 
D) neither. 
 
207. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) The sentence “There’s 
hardly anything in the refrigerator”. means that: 
A) There’s very little food inside the refrigerator. 
B) John has no idea how much food there is. 
C) There’s a lot of food in the refrigerator. 
D) There’s nothing inside the refrigerator. 
 
208. (EEAr – 2015) Put the following adverbs: 
sometimes, often and rarely in order, from the least 
frequent to the most frequent. 
A) often – sometimes – rarely 
B) rarely – sometimes – often 
C) sometimes – often – rarely 
D) often – rarely – sometimes 
 
“And now here (1) is my secret, a very (2) simple 
secret: It is only with the heart that one can see 
rightly (3); what is essential (4) is invisible to the eye.” 
 
209. (EEAr – 2011) “heart”, in bold type in the 
extract, refers to 
A) chest. 
B) feelings. 
C) suffering. 
D) body organ. 
 
210. (EEAr – 2011) Which of the underlined words, in 
the text, are adverbs? 
A) All of them. 
B) Only number 3. 
C) Numbers 2 and 3. 
D) Numbers 1, 2 and 3. 
211. (EEAr – 2017.2) ‘in order to’, underlined in the 
text, is used to 
A) give orders. 
B) express purpose. 
C) indicate personal opinion. 
D) talk about a sequence of ideas. 
 
212. (EEAr – 2019.2) The word “honestly” underlined 
in the text is 
A) an adjective. 
B) an adverb. 
C) a noun. 
D) a verb. 
 
213. (EEAr – 2011)Read the paragraph and answer 
question. 
IF YOU FOLLOW THIS SIMPLE INSTRUCTION, YOU 
CAN STAY SAFE 
➢ Make sure equipment and machines are working 
correctly. If you notice a problem, tell your manager or 
a coworker without delay. You must stop to solve the 
problem. 
“without delay”, in bold type in the paragraph, can’t 
be replaced by 
A) later. 
B) quickly. 
C) right away. 
D) immediately. 
 
214. (BCT-2018.2) As used in, ‘currently’ can be 
replaced by 
A) now. 
B) finally. 
C) actually. 
D) eventually. 
 
215. (EEAr – 2015) All words, taken from the text, are 
adverbs, except: 
A) well 
B) healthy 
C) recently 
D) efficiently 
216. (EEAr – 2011) “such as”, is closest in meaning to 
A) so. 
B) but. 
C) instead. 
D) for example. 
217. (EEAr – 2009) “handy”, means 
A) boring. 
B) useful. 
C) pleasant. 
D) relaxing 
 
218. (EEAr – 2010)“hardly”, can be replaced by 
A) easily. 
B) sharply. 
C) not at all. 
D) almost not. 
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219. (EEAr – 2017.1) The word “innocently”, in bold 
type in the text, is an adverb of 
A) time 
B) place 
C) manner 
D) probability 
 
220. (EEAr – 2017.1) Choose the sentence that 
contains a one-word adverb. 
A) We are having lunch in a big Japanese 
restaurant. 
B) I’ve bought an old table for my kitchen. 
C) She lives in an amazing white house. 
D) Maria slowly opened her present. 
221. (EEAr – 2017.1) In the sentence “I hardly ever 
watch TV at night.”,the expression in bold type is an 
adverb of 
A) place 
B) manner 
C) frequency 
D) probability 
 
222. (EEAr – 2015) Similarly, in bold type in the 
extract, could be replaced by: 
A) Likewise 
B) Unlike 
C) Likely 
D) Like 
 
223. (EEAr – 2008) In “It was a fair game”, we 
conclude that the game was played 
A) well. 
B) badly. 
C) honestly. 
D) brilliantly. 
 
224. (BCT – 2009) “It’s more than likely that an 
unhealthy diet can damage people’s health”, means 
that 
A) it is certainly true that a poor diet doesn’t harm 
people’s health. 
B) it now seems certain that fatty food prevent 
many different diseases. 
C) it is almost certain that an unhealthy diet can 
be harmful to people’s health. 
D) it is hardly certain that an unhealthy diet is 
regarded as a serious health risk. 
 
225. (EEAr – 2009) In “A microscope has many uses. 
Medical scientists use microscopes to see tiny 
organisms.”, the underlined word means 
A) harmful. 
B) invisible. 
C) biological. 
D) extremely small. 
Read the movie review below and answer question. 
 
The Cutting Edge 
Skating fans, listen up! The Cutting Edge is a 
romantic movie with skaters. The stars are 
practicing for the Winter Olympics. Kate Mosely looks 
 on the ice, but she isn’t a person. All 
her partners leave . Then her coach introduces 
her to Doug Dorsey. Doug was a hockey star, so he 
skates well. At first, they argue. To Kate, Doug is the 
wrong choice (he is not a dancer). To Doug, ice 
dancing isn’t a serious sport. 
Adapted from: Grammar Express Basic – For Self-Study 
and Classroom Use. 
 
226. (EEAr - 2018.1) Choose the best alternative that 
completes the blanks with adjectives or adverbs. 
A) well – beautifully – nicely – mostly 
B) badly – beautiful – nicely – worst 
C) well – beautifully – nicely – slow 
D) great – beautiful – nice – quickly 
 
227. (EEAr – 2009) The old saying “You never get a 
second chance to make afirst impression” means that 
Depending on the way you behave when you meet 
people for the first time, 
A) you can confuse them. 
B) you must impress them. 
C) your image may be changed after that. 
D) you can create a false impression forever. 
 
228. (EEAr – 2010) Look at the charge and answer 
question. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
According to the charge, Fred interpreted the word 
“Compact” as 
A) a verb. 
B) a noun. 
C) an adverb. 
D) an adjective. 
 
229. (BCT – 2009) The adverb “hardly ever”, means 
A) never. 
B) as ever. 
C) very little. 
D) almost never. 
 
230. (BCT – 2010) The opposite of “poverty”, is 
A) fair. 
B) weak. 
C) wealth. 
D) powerless. 
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231. (BCT ME – 2011) “Fortunately”, is closest in 
meaning to 
A) fatally. 
B) luckly. 
C) promptly. 
D) immediately. 
 
232. (BCT – 2008) In “I rarely feel hungry...”, the 
underlined word is closest in meaning to 
A) never. 
B) often. 
C) seldom. 
D) definitely. 
 
233. (BCT ME – 2014)Read the excerpt and answer 
question. 
“Vuvuzelas were popular during the 2010 World 
Cup thatthey were selling as many as 50,000 of them 
a month”. 
(Adapted from www.cnn.com) 
 
Choose the alternative that fills in the blank. 
A) almost 
B) hardly 
C) little 
D) so 
 
234. (BCT – 2011) In “At least one person died…”, the 
journalist means that 
A) no one died. 
B) all people died. 
C) none of the people died. 
D) not less than one person died. 
 
235. (BCT – 2010) The words: “safety”, “clarity” and 
“delivery”, are 
A) verbs. 
B) nouns. 
C) adverbs. 
D) adjectives 
 
236. (BCT – 2011) All the words below give an idea of 
frequency, except 
A) rarely 
B) usually 
C) actually 
D) on most occasions 
 
237. (BCT ME – 2014) All words below are nouns, 
except: 
A) honor 
B) hope 
C) sacred 
D) strength 
 
238. (BCT ME – 2013) All the words below are nouns, 
except: 
A) bless. 
B) success. 
C) happiness. 
D) attractiveness. 
239. (EEAr – 2016-2) In the sentence “Maria learns 
fast”, the word “fast”, in bold type, is 
A) a noun 
B) an article 
C) an adverb 
D) an adjective 
 
 PASSIVE VOICE 
240. (EEAr – 2019.1) Choose the alternative that 
corresponds to the Active Voice of the following 
sentence: “Great recipes are made by Carole Walter”. 
A) CaroleWalter is making great recipes. 
B) Carole Walter has made great recipes. 
C) Carole Walter makes great recipes. 
D) Carole Walter made great recipes. 
 
241. (BCT ME – 2013) What’s the passive voice for “A 
student offended a teacher by using the social 
network.”? 
A) A student had used the social network to offend 
a teacher. 
B) A student has used the social network to offend 
a teacher. 
C) A teacher was offended by a student using the 
social network. 
D) A teacher has been offended by a student using 
the social network. 
242. (EEAr – 2017.1) Choose the correct form for the 
passive voice of the following sentence. 
‘They have taken her to the hospital.’ 
A) She was taken to the hospital. 
B) She is being taken to the hospital. 
C) She has been taken to the hospital. 
D) She had been taken to the hospital. 
 
243. (BCT – 2011) All these structures below are in 
the passive voice, except 
A) pills are produced 
B) units are distributed 
C) Friar Galvão has begun 
D) restaurants will be built 
244. (BCT – 2013) All information below is provided by 
the excerpt, except: 
A) September 11 has made strong family ties more 
important. 
B) The lessons learnt after the September 11 
attacks could not have been taught any other way. 
C) One of the most important roles a parent or 
grandparent can play is to teach children how to 
be tough. 
D) Horrifying as they were, the attacks occurred on 
Sept 11 have taught the world valuable things. 
 
245. (BCT – 2009) In “... this new generation of 
products are often appliedovernight,...”, the 
underlined verb form is in the 
A) passive voice 
B) present perfect 
C) indirect speech 
D) past progressive 
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246. (BCT ME – 2008) What’s the passive voice for 
“After World War I scientists made a new machine.” 
After World War I a new machine . 
A) is made 
B) was made 
C) has been made 
D) had been made 
 
247. (EEAr – 2008) What’s the active voice for “The 
first roller skates were made in 1760 by Joseph 
Merlim”. 
Joseph Merlim the first skates in 1760. 
A) made 
B) makes 
C) has made 
D) was making 
 
248. (EEAr - 2018.2) The sentence “People negotiate 
and consume drugs”,in the Passive Voice is: 
A) Drugs are negotiated and consumed. 
B) Drugs were negotiated and consumed. 
C) Drugs will be negotiated and consumed. 
D) Drugs had been negotiated and consumed. 
 
249. (BCT – 2011) What’s the passive voice for 
“…officials are investigating reports…”, 
A) Reports are being investigated. 
B) Reports were being investigated. 
C) Officials were investigating reports. 
D) Officials have been investigating reports. 
 
250. (BCT ME – 2011) The correct passive voice for 
“She had developed an efficient method…” is: An 
efficient method 
A) has developed 
B) had been developed 
C) has been developing 
D) was being developed 
 
251. (BCT – 2019.2) All the sentences below are in the 
passive voice, EXCEPT, 
A) The pilot’s licence was suspended. 
B) The pilot was removed from the cockpit. 
C) All the passengers were put at the hotels. 
D) An airport employee noticed the drunk pilot. 
 
252. (BCT – 2010) What’s the active voice for 
“polluting emissions are controlled by the Kyoto 
Protocol”, 
A) Polluting emissions are being controlled. 
B) The Kyoto Protocol controlls polluting emissions. 
C) The Kyoto Protocol cancontroll polluting 
emissions. 
D) Polluting emissions will be controlled by the 
Kyoto Protocol. 
 
253. (BCT ME – 2012)Which phrase, from the text, 
presents a passive structure? 
A) “...is spoken...” 
B) “...is leading...” 
C) “...is so certain...” 
D) “...is unhealthy...” 
 
254. (EEAr – 2017.1) Choose the alternative that 
presents the passive voice of the sentence below. 
The expanding Hispanic population in the U.S. still 
hasn’t created a market for Spanish-language 
pictures. 
A) A market for Spanish-language pictures hasn’t 
been created by the expanding Hispanic 
population. 
B) A market for Spanish-language pictures hadn’t 
been created by the expanding Hispanic 
population. 
C) A market for Spanish-language pictures isn’t 
being created by the expanding Hispanic 
population. 
D) A market for Spanish-language pictures wasn’t 
being created by the expanding Hispanic 
population. 
 
255. (EEAr – 2016-1) In the sentence “It is being 
added to the normal atmosphere” (line10), we can find 
the passive voice of which 
verb tense? 
A) future 
B) simple present 
C) past progressive 
D) present progressive 
 
256. (EEAr – 2016-1) Select the alternative that 
contains the passive voice of the sentence below: 
Somebody has hurt Ronaldo during the soccer match. 
A) Ronaldo is hurt during the soccer match. 
B) Ronaldo was hurt during the soccer match. 
C) Ronaldo had been hurt during the soccer 
match. 
D) Ronaldo has been hurt during the soccer match. 
Read the text below and answer question 257. 
Economists have recognized that physical beauty 
affects wages, even in occupations where appearance 
does not seem relevant to job performance. It seems 
that attractive men and women are paid more than 
ordinary people for the same work. 
(Taken from The International Herald Tribune) 
257. (EEAr – 2016-2) Choose the best alternative that 
presents the correct verb tense and the voice of the 
verbs underlined in the text, respectively. 
A) present perfect/active voice; simple 
present/passive voice. 
B) simple present/passive voice; present 
perfect/active voice. 
C) simple past 
/passive voice; present perfect/active voice. 
D) past perfect/active voice; simple 
present/passive voice. 
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