Part one - Incomplete sentences

          Choose what best completes the sentence.

1.  What How So friendly your brother is!

2. How often you go do you go are you going to the movies?

3. Can you tell me when you did receive you received did you receive my letter?

4.He said he would go may must where he liked.

5. You could must shouldn't smoke so much.

Part two - Reading comprehension Read carefully the following passage, then decide what is right or wrong.

Two fishermen survived almost four months adrift on the Pacific Ocean in a small metal boat by catching fish and birds and drinking rainwater, one of the survivors and a doctor said Monday.  Two other men died during the torrid journey, which saw them drift nearly 2,480 miles west from Western Samoa to Papua New Guinea.  The two survivors were extremely lucky to be alive. "Basically they survived on the rainwater they got while they were drifting, some small fish which they caught and also some birds which landed on the ... vessel,'' the doctor said in a telephone interview. The men were fishing off their native Western Samoa on June 20 when a huge load of fish dragged their 20-foot aluminum boat under water. The men righted the well-built boat by cutting away the fishing lines and two outboard motors but were left powerless as currents pushed them out into open ocean, missing many islands on the journey. Several ships passed by, but none came to their rescue. The survivors were finally rescued last week by a villager on Normanby Island in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea, who paddled out to them after they fired off their last flare. "They suffered from exposure and were basically on a starvation diet,'' he said. "One man is unable to walk, he's a stretcher case. He's very, very wasted and he was probably about a week away from death. The other man was quite strong considering his ordeal.'' Both men are stable and recovering well. In a telephone conversation from his hospital bed, one of the survivors said he had been scared and doubted he would survive. "I am feeling well now,'' he said.

6. Two fishermen died on a torrid journey after their metal boat was wrecked adrift in the Pacific ocean. R W

7. They drank rainwater and ate some small fish which landed on their vessel.   R W

8.They drifted 2,480 miles east from eastern Samoa to Papua New Guinea. R W

9. A villager saw the flare they fired and paddled out to them. W R

10. A survivor said they never doubted they would survive. R W

11. Both men had to be carried off to the hospital on a stretcher. W R

Part three - Choose what best completes the sentences

12. She's not studying art.  Isn't she? Doesn't she? Is she?

13. I don't like fishing very much. Don't you? Do you? Are you?

14.What did she she did was she doing when you phoned her?

15.  Are we Have we Shall we go out tonight?

16. How much many any cigarettes does she smoke everyday?

17. They didn't weren't haven't repaired your car yet.

18. They spoke was speaking have been speaking for an hour now.

19. Barbara and Judith knew are knowing have known each other for years.

20. Both men  is are needn't stable and recovering well.