Placement Test

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Inspector: What did you do after dinner yesterday evening?

Barbara: After dinner? I __________ with Gordon, and then _________ to bed.

I: what time was that?

B: It was about ________. I remember, I looked at my watch.

I: Did you hear anything in ________ room?

B: No, I didn’t hear anything. here!

Interviewer: Good morning and thank you for coming, Mr. Morton – or should it be Inspector Morton – you __________ with Scotland Yard, __________?

Inspector Morton: Yes, that’s right. For 25 year. I ___________.

Interviewer: People today are still fascinated by the identity of Jack the ripper, over 130 years after the crimes were committed. It’s incredible, isn’t it?

Inspector Morton: Well, it’s not that surprising. People are always interested in unsolved murders – and Jack the Ripper has become a sort of ____ horror figure.

Interviewer: So what can you tell us about some of the new theories about his identity?

Inspector Morton: Well a recent new theory was _____ by a crime historian called Jan Bondeson. He thinks that Jack the ripper was a Dutch sailor.

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Question 1:

Student 1: Where’s my milk? It’s not here.

Student 2: I haven’t seen it. You must have finished it.

S1: I definitely didn’t finish it. I was keeping a bit for my cereal this morning. One of you _____ used it.

S3: It can’t have been me. I only drink my soya milk. Could you have drunk it last night and then forgotten?

 

Question 2:

Doctor: Hello again, Mr. Payne. What’s the problem this time?

Mr. Payne: Doctor, I ________ well for a few days. I have been coughing a lot and I keep getting headaches. I have a temperature today.

Doctor: what have you been taking for the headaches?

Mr. Payne: Paracetamol. But I read on the internet that headaches can be the first _______ of a brain tumor