The car is … to drive that’s why I have bought it. a) easily b) easy c) light d) lightly After a long break the friends were glad … each other again. a) to look b) to see c) to examine d) to watch The family … the summer in the mountains far from civilization. a) spent b) spread c) spared d) spelt June was … the whole week preparing for her final exams. a) engaged b) busy c) occupied d) angry They carried their luggage to the car which was … them near the platform. a) expecting b) waiting for c) hoping d) trying Usually farmers … trees in spring when the earth is warm. a) plant b) grow c) breed d) take He … to help me in my difficult work. a) said b) advised c) offered d) asked Ann … her purse at home and couldn’t do shopping. a) brought b) left c) put d) took Pete can’t … a car that’s why he had to take a taxi. a) drive b) ride c) go d) lead A proverb «Out of sight, out of …» means that a person doesn’t want to be aware of unpleasant things. a) mind b) view c) look d) point Students often … their homework in the library where they can get additional information. a) make b) carry out c) do d) read

1)b  2)b  3)a   4) b    5) a   6) a  7)c  8)b   9) a   10) a   11) c