You are crying what s i m just a bit sad that s all

A) for B) about C) on D) up

12. “What time do the shops close?”

The woman wants to know what time …

A) the shops closed B) do the shops close C) did the shops close D) the shops close

13. She always carries a bar of chocolate … she gets hungry.

A) in case B) unless C) in order D) if

14. A car with poor brakes and no brake lights … dangerous.

A) is B) being C) are being D) are

15. I am surprised to see you. Your mother said you … ill.

A) were B) had been C) are D) has been

16. The concert of the famous composer … at seven tonight.

A) is beginning B) will begin C) begins D) begin

A) two weeks’ holiday/one B) a two weeks’ holiday/it C) two weeks holiday/me D) two week holidays/one

A) themselves/by ourselves B) yourself/ourselves C) by themselves/on my own D) yourselves/ourselves

Long ago, in a city called Cordoba, there lived a very beautiful woman. She had lived there as long as anyone could remember. Nobody knew who she was or where she had come from. Even the oldest people in the town could remember her from when they were children. She was called the Wise Woman of Cordoba and it was said that she was in contact with the devil. In many ways, however, the Wise Woman seemed a good person. She always helped those in difficulty. When young girls were lonely and wanted a husband, they went to the Wise Woman. When young ladies were poor and wanted fine dresses to wear at court, they went to her. When miners were sad because there was no silver in their mines, they, too, went to the Wise Woman. And with her magic powers she realized their wishes. She was so famous that even today, when someone in Mexico asks an impossible favour the answer will be: “I`m not the Wise Woman of Cordoba”.