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258. (BCT – 2019.1) The correct form of the sentence 
“Flight operations to and from Chennai have been 
affected due to heavy rains” –announced IndiGo 
Airlines”, in the indirect speech is: 
A) IndiGo Airlines announced that flight operations 
to and fromChennai would be affected due to heavy 
rains. 
B) IndiGo Airlines announced that flight operations 
to and fromChennai had been affected due to 
heavy rains. 
C) IndiGo Airlines announced that flight operations 
to and fromChennai will be affected due to heavy 
rains. 
D) IndiGo Airlines announced that flight operations 
to and fromChennai was affected due to heavy 
rains. 
 REPORTED SPEECH 
259. (BCT ME – 2014) The Direct Speech for “people 
ask me if I prefer living in France or the USA” is: 
A) Do you prefer living in France or the USA? 
B) Did you prefer living in France or the USA? 
C) Will you prefer living in France or the USA? 
D) Would you prefer living in France or the USA? 
 
260. (BCT ME – 2008) “I’m here because my wife 
insists that I need professional help”. In reported 
speech this becomes: 
A) He asked him if he was there because his wife 
insisted. 
B) He told his wife he was there because he needed 
professional help. 
C) He told the doctor he needed professional help 
because of his wife’s manners. 
D) He said he was there because his wife insisted 
that he needed professional help. 
261. (EEAr – 2017.2) Change the sentence below into 
indirect speech. 
Baby Crab said to Mamma Crab, ‘Show me how to 
walk straight 
(…).’ 
Baby Crab told how to walk straight (…). 
A) his mom to show 
B) to his mom show 
C) his mom showing 
D) to his mom shows 
262. (BCT – 2008) What’s the reported speech for 
“Don’t give chocolates on Valentine’s Day”? 
A) The doctor said not to give chocolate on 
Valentine’s Day. 
B) People were said not to sell chocolate on 
Valentine’s Day. 
C) The doctor told her not to eat chocolate on 
Valentine’s Day. 
D) People asked him if chocolate can be given on 
Valentine’s Day. 
263. (BCT ME – 2011) Theindirect speech for “I was 
challenged by the language barrier, he said.” is 
A) He said he is being challenged by the language 
barrier. 
B) He said that he had been challenged by the 
language barrier. 
C) He told us that he has been challenged by the 
language barrier. 
D) He asked us if he was being challenged by the 
language barrier. 
 
264. (BCT – 2013) In “Maria Cantwell said the boat 
was expected to drift slowly south.”, it means that she 
A) wishes the boat would sail for the south. 
B) will wait until the boat returns from the south. 
C) believes that the boat is likely to move slowly 
towards the south. 
D) hopes that coastguard will be able to guide the 
boat to the south 
 
Read the dialogue and answer question 265. 
 
Teacher: Donald, what is the chemical formula for 
water? 
Donald: HIJKLMNO. 
Teacher: What are you talking about? 
Donald: Yesterday you said it’s H to O. 
Teacher: No! I said H20. You’ve heard me wrong. 
 
265. (EEAr – 2016-1) We can infer that 
A) The student said that the teacher was wrong. 
B) The student wanted to spell the whole alphabet. 
C) The formula for water consists of more than two 
letters. 
D) The pronunciation of the number “two” and the 
preposition “to” is the same. 
 
 PREPOSITIONS 
 
266. (EEAr – 2017.1) Choose the alternative that best 
completes the sentence below. 
I stayed in London a few days during my vacation. 
I came back to Brazil May 1st. 
A) in – at 
B) for – in 
C) in – on 
D) for – on 
 
267. (EEAr – 2011) Fill in the blanks with the correct 
prepositions, respectively 
“Weather north of England will get worse 
Friday. The weekend temperature will be ___________ 3 
degrees and there will be snow during the night”. 
A) on / on / in 
B) in / on / at 
C) in / in / at 
D) at / in / on 
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268. (EEAr – 2008) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the blanks. 
Julie was born July 3, night New York. 
A) in / at / at 
B) on / at / in 
C) in / at / in 
D) on / in /at 
 
269. (EEAr – 2008) Choose the right alternative to 
complete the text grammatically correct. 
“Computer viruses can travel one place to 
another fast a phone call.” 
A) from / as / as 
B) over / as / than 
C) to / more / than 
D) between / / than 
 
270. (EEAr – 2014) Hi everyone! 
Greetings Phunket. We’re having a great time 
here. We arrived Bangkok last Saturday and we 
went the “Golden” Temple. It wasfascinating. 
There was an enormous statue the Buddha. 
We’re enjoying a lot. 
Love, 
Gus and Dolly. 
 
The correct prepositions to fill in the blanks are, 
respectively: 
A) of /to /in/ from 
B) in/of/ from/to 
C) from/in/ to/ of 
 
Depending on departure and arrival destinations, you 
can go coast coast in mere hours or travel 
across seas in less than 10 hours. 
 
271. (EEAr – 2018.1) Fill in the blank with the 
suitable prepositions. 
A) from / from 
B) from / to 
C) at / from 
D) to / from 
 
272. (EEAr – 2009) Read the extract and answer the 
question. 
This week Teen Magazine’s competition is for all you 
young inventors. Do you have any good ideas? If you 
answered yes, make a drawing and describe your 
invention; then send us the design. There is a prize 
 the best idea. 
 
Choose the best alternative to have the text 
completed: 
A) of 
B) for 
C) from 
D) about 
273. (EEAr - 2018.2) The words “after”, “in”, “of” and 
“from”, in bold in the text, are . 
A) articles 
B) adverbs 
C) pronouns 
D) prepositions 
 
Hawaii’ volcano 
Caleb Jones and Andrey Mac Aroy 
 
Kilawea began erupting more than two weeks ago. It 
has burned dozens of homes, forced people to escape 
 smoke and fire and led officials to distribute 
face masks to protect against ash particles. Lava 
flying the air from cracks in the earth can 
weigh as much as a refrigerator and even small pieces 
can be lethal. The lava streamed a highway and 
flowed the ocean. That sent hydrochloric acid 
with fine glass particles into the air, a process that 
can lead to lung demage and eye and skin irritation. 
The highway was closed in some places, and residents 
in the area have been evacuated. 
Adapted from http://apnews.com; May 20, 2018. 
 
274. (BCT – 2019.2) Choose the best prepositions to 
have the text completed correctly. 
A) from/ through/ across/ into 
B) from/ into/ across/ through 
C) into/ across/ through/ from 
D) across/ into/ through/ from 
 
The pilot of a Beech Baron airplane noticed that one of 
his engines was on fire. He contacted the nearest air 
traffic control center to ask for help. 
The voice the radio answered, “This is the 
Control Tower. “Please inform your altitude”. 
The pilot replied, “We are at 30,000 feet”. 
 
275. (EEAr - 2018.2) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the blank in the text. 
A) on 
B) for 
C) into 
D) until 
 
Illegal levels of arsenic and mercury polluted a 
river in the days after a dam burst at an iron ore mine 
this month Brazil’s worst environmental 
disaster, according to tests by a state water agency, 
the Institute for Water Management in Minas Gerais. 
The agency found arsenic levels more than 10 times 
above the legal limit in one place the river, 
the Rio Doce, after the dam burst on Nov. 5, killing at 
least 13 people. Mercury slightly above the permitted 
level was also found in one area. Samarco, the mine 
operator, and its co-owners, BHP Billiton and Vale, 
have repeatedly said that the water and mineral waste 
unleashed by the dam burst were not toxic. On 
Wednesday, the United Nations human rights agency 
said “new evidence” showed that the mud dumped by 
the flood “contained high levels of toxic heavymetals 
and other chemicals.” 
(Adopted from www.nytimes.com) 
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276. (EEAr – 2019.1) Fill in the blanks with the option 
that best completes the text. 
A) over / in 
B) in / along 
C) at / along 
D) on / across 
 
Read the text and answer questions 277 and 278. 
 
Let the music play! 
 
Many states the U.S. are taking the Mozart 
Effect seriously. It is the theory that classical music’s 
complex melodies help stimulate brain activity in the 
first three years a child’s life, when 90 percent of 
brain development occurs. 
(Adapted from Speak Up # 149) 
277. (EEAr – 2011) Choose the correct alternative to 
fill in the blanks, respectively 
A) at/ of 
B) in / at 
C) at / to 
D) in / of 
 
278. (EEAr – 2011) Based on the text, we can 
conclude the Mozart Effect helps 
A) 90 percent of the children develop their brains. 
B) stimulate young children’s brains. 
282. (BCT ME – 2011) In “...He could see the lights of 
runway brightly bya lake.”, the underlined word is 
A) a conjunction. 
B) a preposition. 
C) an adjective. 
D) a pronoun 
 
283. (EEAr – 2017.1) The conjunction “so” (“He 
decided to find some better food, so he left his 
aeroplane..”), in the text, can be replaced by 
A) because 
B) however 
C) even though 
D) and therefore 
 
284. (EEAr – 2009) In “...although they may become 
inactive...”, the underlined word implies an idea of 
A) addition. 
B) purpose. 
C) contrast. 
D) comparison. 
 
Dear Mary, 
My younger sister just told us she’s been accepted 
to her first choice university. Lee is very intelligent. 
She will be the first person in our family to go to 
college. I got good grades in high school, too, but 
when I graduated I went into the Family business 
C) children to learn classical music. going to college. I enjoy my new career, I’m 
D) develop children’s speaking 
 
279. (BCT ME – 2010) In “There must be something 
wrong with my eyes. I can’t take them off you”, the 
underlined sentence means I cannot help . 
A) loving you 
B) staring at you 
C) thinking of you 
D) dreaming about you 
 
Across the Atlantic! 
 
 Monday May 24, 1976, two Concorde jets 
crossed the 
Atlantic ocean three hours and fifty minutes. 
The planes took off and landed the same time. 
Source Bonner, Margaret – Grammar Express – Longman 
 
280. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) Choose the best 
alternative to complete the text. 
A) in / on / at 
B) on / in / at 
C) at / on / in 
D) on / from / in 
 
 CONJUNCTIONS 
 
281. (EEAr – 2015) “such as”, is closest in meaning to 
A) so. 
B) then. 
C) instead. 
D) for example. 
sure that I’ve learned a lot of new things. 
With love, Lincon 
 
285. (EEAr – 2019.1) Fill in the blank with the option 
that best completes the text. 
A) as soon as 
B) instead of 
C) still 
D) yet 
 
286. (EEAr – 2008) In the sentence: “Television has 
contributed to change the values and perceptions of 
Americans”. 
The underlined word is closest in meaning to 
A) cultures. 
B) behaviour. 
C) information. 
D) conceptions. 
 
287. (BCT ME – 2008) In “... my 12-year-old daughter 
had been arrested for stealing some make-up.” the 
underlined word is closest in meaning to 
A) by. 
B) besides. 
C) because. 
D) even though. 
 
288. (BCT – 2008) In “... when they arrive home tired 
and spent.”, the underlined word introduces a clause 
of 
A) time. 
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B) reason. 
C) manner. 
D) concession. 
 
Read the text and answer questions 289 
Dear Frank, 
I am sorry, I missed your party Friday. 
I could not come I had to take my cousin 
 the airport. 
I tried to phone you you were out. I hope the 
party went well. 
Yours, Sammy 
 
289. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) The missing words in the 
text above are, respectly: 
A) in – if – on – but 
B) on – but – at – so 
C) on – because – at – but 
D) at – however – to – because 
290. (BCT – 2009) “The more I give up, the more I 
seem to gain.”, means that 
A) if I start to gain, I give up. 
B) when I give up, I seem to gain. 
C) I always give up in order to gain. 
D) I still seem to gain, even though I don’t give up. 
 
291. (BCT ME – 2008) In “she was so frightened that 
she started crying.” “so… that” introduces a clause of 
A) result. 
B) purpose. 
C) condition. 
D) concession. 
 
292. (BCT – 2019.2) The word “despite” is closest in 
meaning to 
A) although 
B) however 
C) because of 
D) in spite of 
 
293. (BCT ME – 2011) “…as soon as possible.” means 
that the pilot should land 
A) as quickly as he can. 
B) with some delay. 
C) in advance. 
D) on time. 
 
294. (BCT ME – 2014) In “Believe that as longas you 
believe in yourself-anything is possible”, the 
underlined expression is used to talk about 
A) thedescription of a person. 
B) the duration of an event. 
C) acomparison. 
D) acondition. 
 
295. (BCT – 2010) “...owing to...”, is similar in 
meaning to 
A) thus. 
B) so as to. 
C) whereas. 
D) because of. 
296. (BCT – 2010) In “... so that they can be avoided 
by climbing, descending, or flying around them.”, the 
conjunction “sothat” introduces an idea of 
A) result. 
B) manner. 
C) purpose. 
D) warning. 
297. (EEAr – 2015) “Though” and “although”, 
underlined in the text, are closed in meaning to 
A) if. 
B) when. 
C) because. 
D) however. 
298. (BCT-2018.2) As used in , ‘however’ is closest in 
meaning to 
A) besides. 
B) although. 
C) moreover. 
D) in addition. 
299. (EEAr – 2016-1) “So”, underlined in the text, is 
closest in meaning to 
A) such 
B) much 
C) many 
D) very 
Meet the 'homeless man' who flies the world first 
class 
For the last year and a half, Ben Schlappig has 
been essentially homeless. The 25-year-old American 
has fixed address, the keys to his own 
front door. Why bother paying rent, he figured, when a 
bed was only ever a first class ticket away? 
Schlappig is a "Hobbyist," as those in the game call 
it – a professional traveler with an almost obsessive 
attention tofine print, who uses a mixture of frequent 
flyer miles and credit card reward points, to zoom 
around the globe for a fraction of the cost. 
Since he first started racking up air miles a little 
over a decade ago – yes, he was just 14 when he 
started this –Schlappig says he's never flown economy 
on an international flight. 
Taken from 
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/12/01/travel/ben-schlappig- 
flyworld-free-airline-air-miles/index.html 
300. (BCT– 2019.1) The correct words to fill in the 
blanks are,respectively: 
A) no – neither 
B) neither – nor 
C) either – neither 
D) not either – not neither 
 
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