From Question 27 to Question 50: Choose the correct answer to complete the following sentences:

From Question 51 to Question 62: Choose the correct form of words in bracket to complete the following passage:

During the First World War, at a time when there was lots of ...(51)....(hate) in the world, one man did more than anyone else to spread ...(52).... (happy). That man was the ...(53)..... (comedy), Charlie Chaplin. Audiences around the world watched his films and each new one caused a lot of ...(54).....(excite). Chaplin created the character of the little tramp and people ...(55)..... (sympathy) with this poor man. Up until then, film comedies had been ...(56).... (noise) and very fast. Although they were ...(57)....(fun) and ...(58)..... (energy), the audiences became ...(59).... (bore) with seeing the same situations. Chaplin produced a ...(60)..... (differ) kind of comedy. It was slower and more ...(61)..... (emotion). His films both made people laugh and touched their ...(62).... (feel). Even today, his films are enjoyed by many people of all ages.

From Question 63 to Question 70: Choose the correct answer to complete the following passage:

Here’s a problem for you. Imagine you’re in a prison cell with two doors. There’s a guard at each door. You can ask one of the guards one question, and then you can go through one door....(63)....you choose the right door, you can go free. ...(64)..... , if you choose the wrong door, you have to stay in prison forever! And it gets worse! ...(65)..... one of the guards always tells the truth, the other one always lies. And you don’t know which one tells the truth. It’s an impossible situation – isn’t it? No, it’s not. But ....(66)..... you’re extremely careful, you might choose the wrong door. And you shouldn’t choose a door ....(67).... you’re absolutely sure it’s the door to freedom. And you’ll only know it’s the right door ...(68).... you ask the right question. So – if you ever find yourself in that situation, here’s what you do. Say to the guards, “If I asked the other guard which door leads to freedom, what would he say?” ....(69)..... of not knowing if the guard always tells the truth or always lies, you’ll always get an answer that will help you. ...(70)..... you get the answer, go through the other door. You’ll be free!