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1. Meaning match Mina hears footsteps in the empty house and worries that someone may hurt her. She feels …
pleased afraid angry
2. Uzbek → English ‘Men sizning fikringizga qo‘shilaman.’ I ___ with you.
agree hunt hide
3. English → Uzbek ‘He was angry about the broken window.’ Choose the meaning of angry here.
mamnun xavfsiz jahli chiqqan
4. Complete the sentence The bus leaves at nine, so please ___ at the stop by ten to nine.
reply arrive promise
5. Word in context A loose dog runs towards the hens to bite them. The farmer shuts the gate to stop it from trying to ___ them.
attack agree arrive
6. Complete the sentence The bag has three layers: clothes above, a book in the middle, and shoes at the very ___.
moment middle bottom
7. Uzbek → English ‘Topqir yechim’ — a ___ solution.
cruel clever afraid
8. Word in context Someone deliberately tears up a child's drawing just to make the child cry. That action is …
cruel safe pleased
9. Complete the sentence The repair took all afternoon. At six o'clock, the bicycle was ___ ready.
middle afraid finally
10. Mini-dialogue A: Is the birthday gift still a surprise? B: Yes. I'll ___ it behind the coats until tonight.
arrive hide reply
11. English → Uzbek ‘These birds hunt insects for food.’ What does hunt mean here?
ov qilmoq va’da bermoq rozi bo‘lmoq
12. Natural use Choose the natural sentence about a large quantity of rice.
We have lot rice. We have a lot rice. We have a lot of rice.
13. Complete the sentence Three cups stand in a row. The green cup is between the other two, in the ___.
bottom middle moment
14. Mini-dialogue A: Can we leave now? B: Wait a ___. I just need to pick up my keys.
moment well trick
15. Uzbek → English ‘Natijadan mamnun’ — ___ with the result.
afraid cruel pleased
16. Natural use Choose a natural commitment to bring a book tomorrow.
I promise bringing your book tomorrow. I promise to bring your book tomorrow. I promise at bring your book tomorrow.
17. Mini-dialogue A: Did you get my message? B: Yes, but I need to check the date before I ___.
reply hunt attack
18. English → Uzbek ‘The children are safe inside the building.’ Choose the meaning of safe.
jahli chiqqan topqir xavfsiz
19. Meaning match A performer makes an empty box seem full, then shows how it was done. The audience has seen a …
bottom trick moment
20. Complete the sentence The repaired clock now works ___: it shows the right time every day.
well cruel afraid
21. Mini-dialogue A: Shall we meet by the library? B: I ___; that is the easiest place for both of us.
agree promise reply
22. Word in context A small animal may ___ under a rock so that a hunting bird cannot see it.
attack arrive hide
23. Natural use After a long journey, which sentence is natural?
We finally arrived to home. We finally arrived home. We finally arrived at home to.
24. Meaning match A customer opens a parcel, finds exactly what she wanted and smiles with satisfaction. She is …
pleased afraid angry
25. Natural use Choose the correct pair for a large quantity of both items.
lot of chairs / a lot water a lot chairs / lot of water a lot of chairs / a lot of water
26. Word in context A joke frightens a child so much that she cries. The speaker keeps laughing instead of helping. This is not harmless; it is …
safe cruel pleased
27. Complete the sentence On a three-shelf bookcase, the lowest shelf is at the ___; the second shelf is in the middle.
bottom moment middle
28. Mini-dialogue A: Will you look after my plant while I'm away? B: Yes, I ___ to water it every evening.
reply arrive promise
29. Word in context The bag handle broke. Leila made a strong new handle from a spare strap. Her useful solution was …
afraid clever cruel
30. Natural use After a moment to prepare, Sam gives a clear, successful talk. Choose the natural sentence.
Sam spoke good. Sam spoke a well. Sam spoke well.
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