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1.
		Indicate the word class of the underlined words in the following paragraph.
'Without compulsion, though sometimes encouraged by the Roman authorities, the natives began to adopt the Latin language, to build towns of the Italian type, to imitate Graeco-Roman architecture and sculpture, to copy the manners of the Romans. In the Basque country and in Wales the indigenous languages have actually survived, whereas in Gaul, Celtic ultimately disappeared with few traces except in place names.'
	
	
	
	
	e) preposition - conjunction - adverb - adjective - conjunction
	
	
	a) preposition - preposition - adverb - noun - conjunction
	
	
	b) preposition - conjunction -pronoun - noun - conjunction
	
	
	d) preposition - conjunction - adverb - noun - conjunction
	
	
	c) preposition - preposition - pronoun - noun - preposition
	
	
		Quest.: 2
	
		2.
		In which alternative the word is incorrectly analyzed?
	
	
	
	
	a)I know that they are abroad (that -conjunction)
	
	
	e)Do not write on the front of the answer sheet. (answer - noun) [it is an adjective]
	
	
	d)I was surprised when he answered my letter. (answered- verb)
	
	
	c)I know that man (that - determiner)
	
	
	b)I know that (that -pronoun)
	
	
		Quest.: 3
	
		3.
		In which sentence is the preposition absolutely unnecessary?
	
	
	
	
	e) She wouldn’t let the cat inside the house.
	
	
	c) This is the book I am interested in.
	
	
	d) That is the man I was looking for.
	
	
	b) The book fell off of the desk.
	
	
	a) What are you looking at?
	
	
	
		Quest.: 4
	
		4.
		Complete with the proper prepositions: 'I'm Peter and I live __in____ Germany. ___in___ Summer. I like to travel __to____ Italy, because of the weather and the people there. Last summer I took a plane __from____ Munich to Rome. From the airport we went to our hotel __by____ bus.'
	
	
	
	
	c) in - in - to - from - on
	
	
	a) in - in - to - from - by
	
	
	b) in - on - to - to - by
	
	
	d) in - on - until - from - by
	
	
	e) in - in - until - from - on
	
	
		Quest.: 5
	
		5.
		Which sentence may be completed with the preposition "about"?
	
	
	
	
	I was amazed _____his stamina.
	
	
	I'm really angry with John _____ his total lack of responsibility.
	
	
	Unfortunately, I'm hopeless _____being on time.
	
	
	He is excited _____his birthday party next week.
	
	
	They are excellent _____planning fun parties.
	
	
	
		Quest.: 6
	
		6.
		Complete with the proper preposition:
I. I'm really angry __about____ our losses on the stock market!
II. He's excited __about____ his birthday party next week.
III. They are excellent ___at___ planning fun parties.
IV. He says he's sorry _for_____ shouting at you.
V. I'm afraid it was stupid __of____ me to come.
 
	
	
	
	
	d) about - about - at - for - of
	
	
	e) about - with - in - for - for
	
	
	c) about - about - in - for - of
	
	
	a) for - with - at - for - of
	
	
	b) for - about - in - for - of
	
	
		Quest.: 7
	
		7.
		Which is the correct word order?
	
	
	
	
	c)A round huge metal bowl
	
	
	a)A silly English young man
	
	
	e)A beautiful Italian old touring car
	
	
	b)A big old English sheepdog
	
	
	d)A red small sleeping bag
	
	
	
		Quest.: 8
	
		8.
		What alternative has the correct order to the following: wooden / huge / sailing / a /ship ?
	
	
	
	
	a)a wooden huge sailing ship
	
	
	d)a sailing huge wooden ship
	
	
	e)a wooden sailing huge ship
	
	
	b)a huge wooden sailing ship
	
	
	c)a huge sailing wooden ship
	
	
		Quest.: 9
	
		9.
		What is the difference between a PHRASE, a CLAUSE, and a SENTENCE?
	
	
	
	
	A clause is a group of words forming a unit; a frase implies the combination of a subject and a verb; a sentence means the presence of one or more clauses.
	
	
	A sentence is a group of words forming a unit; a clause implies the combination of a subject and a verb; a phrase means the presence of two or more clauses.
	
	
	A phrase is a group of words forming a unit; a clause implies the combination of a subject and a verb; a sentence means the presence of one or more clauses.
	
	
	A phrase is a group of words forming a unit; a clause implies the combination of a subject and a verb; a sentence means the presence of two or more clauses.
	
	
	A phrase is the same as a clause, but a sentence is the combination of both;
	
	
		Quest.: 10
	
		10.
		In which alternative the concept is wrong?
	
	
	
	
	A word consists of one or more phones.
	
	
	A text consists of one or more sentences
	
	
	A sentence consists of one or more clauses
	
	
	A clause consists of one or more phrases
	
	
	A phrase consists of one or more words