Variant 1 You could have come first and won the race if you … faster

В: I ... just have a glass of water, please.
A) have B) should C) will D) would
11. We look forward ... from you soon.
A) heard B) hearing C) to hear D) to hearing
12. She can’t make a cake ... she has enough flour.
A) if B) in case C) unless D) despite
13. Our teacher warned us, "Send me the report as soon as possible."
Our teacher warned us ... as soon as possible.
A) sent her the report B) sending her the report C) to send her the report D) to send me the report
14. His suggestion seemed ... improbable to us.
A) highly B) high C) highest D) higher
15. Fruit, which is considered uncountable noun, can also ... as countable when it is talked about its types.
A) been used B) use C) used D) be used
16. If ancient Greeks ... better instruments, they ... much bigger buildings.
A) have/will construct B) had had/wouldn’t have constructed
C) had/would construct D) had had/ would have constructed
17. I really adore this film. I ... it every night since then.
A) will watch B) watch C) have been watching D) watches
18. Sonia wanted ... the party.
A) going to B) go to C) gone D) to go to


Mark Twain wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer between 1873 and 1875, and all his own children loved it. It is a book that has been read and enjoyed all over the world for its combination of humour and fantasy. The novel gains much of its authenticity from the fact that it is really an exaggerated account of Twain’s own youth. For example, there was actually a cave full of bats situated three miles below the town of Hannibal, and it was well known to the young Samuel Clemens. For this reason, the story is particularly interesting as a record of small-town life in Missouri during the middle of the nineteenth century. And in Tom Sawyer and his friend, Huckleberry Finn, Twain has created two of the most enduring characters in American literature.