Variant №1 You've been having a nap you? Sorry if I woke you up

13.1... when Colin asked me to make him a cup of tea.
A) had hard sat down
B) had sat hard down
C) would sit down hardly
D) had hardly sat down
14. Choose the answer which correctly completes the sentence. I live in a beautiful... part of Madrid.
A) resident B) residence
C) reside D) residential
15. Broadstairs, a town on the south coast of
England, is famous for its Dickens Festival,
which... every June,
A) is held B) is holding
C) holds D) held
16.... the doctor at 2.00 this afternoon. So,
I can't go to the lecture.
A) I see B) I'm seeing
С) I have seen D) I will see
17. There aren't... places left on the course, so you'd better apply soon.
A) little B) many C) few D) much
18. I don't know the answer. If I... the answer, I... you,
A) know / will tell
B) had known / would have told
C) knew / would tell
D) would know / told
19. Anvar asked me, "How much gasoline do we need to buy?"
Anvar asked me how much gasoline... to buy. A) we needed B) do we need C) did they need D) they need
20. How would you react, if your cat suddenly... to you right now?
A) is started to talk B) started talking C) had started talking D) starts talking
21. The problem was clear to everybody and the speaker... go into details.
A) didn't have to B) shouldn't C) couldn't D) might not
Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to question 24-26.
The business of tennis clothes has grown astoundingly in the past few years. Over 250 million dollars is spent annually on the trappings of tennis. Apparently everyone wants to look like a pro, evert though 20% of the clientele has never even played the game. Manufacturers pay fhe stars lucrative fees for wearing their brands of clothes and wielding their racquets on center court. Chris Evert-Lloyd, for example, is rumored to have signed a five-year contract for 5 million dollars with
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Ellesse, a producer of fancy, expensive tennis wear. John McEnroe gets a reported 600,000 dollars for playing with a Dunlop racquet, 330,000 dollars for sporting Tacchini clothes, and 100,000 dollars for tying his Nike tennis shoes. Obviously, in a bad year, these stars make more as fashion models than as athletes. Not only tennis players get free clothing, but also all the people involved in the game - the referees, lines people, ball boys and girls -are living advertisements for tennis wear producers. Where, traditionally, conservative white clothing was required for the entire tennis coterie, changing times have seen a new vogue in tennis outfits. Flamboyant colors, designers' nameplates, geometric figures, and bold lines distinguish the new tennis togs from their predecessors.