B2 English Grammar Test – Multiple-choice Test 4

1.The reader has to work … who did it, who committed the crime.

2.It’s interesting how many times a reader can be sent up … alleys.

3.It’s interesting how many red … the author can throw in the reader’s path.

4.The main idea is to keep the readers in a permanent state of … .

5.As the plot …, you will find out something strange about him.

6.It’s normal to feel as if you are walking in a … .

7.Brian uses his little grey … - his brains.

8.The detective decided to call all the … together in the end.

9.One by one he … the innocent.

10.The former chairman bothered to take … in the final meeting.

11.The damage is done and it’s no good crying over spilled … .

12.It is a crying … that the project is now being abandoned.

13.She soon got known as a regular … at school.

14.His garden cried out … something colourful to be planted.

15.Our guest cried … at the last moment.

16.For crying out … how many times do I have to tell you not to do that?

17.She’s simply crying for the … .

18.Nobody believes her because she has cried … so often.

19.Working conditions today are a … cry from how they were ten years ago.

20.There was a noisy crowd of about ten people in … cry chasing the man.

21.He didn’t have much in the way of property – just … and pieces.

22.In fact this was a piece of … for her as it happened.

23.The … of the piece arrived in the shape of a burglar.

24.Don’t … to pieces. Stay calm.

25.He didn’t want to get involved and have a piece of the … and fled.

26.I want to hear your opinion. Please hive me a piece of your … .

27.She told him he was a … piece of work.

28.The poor man didn’t have a proper job and only did piece … .

29.The architecture in this town is … of a piece.

30.The police arrived and were pleased to see that her was all right and in … piece.