1. She... too much television lately. a. is watching b. has been watching c. has watched d. will watch e. watches 2. I think the waiter (forget) us. We (wait) here for over half an hour and nobody (take) our order yet. a. forgets-have been waiting-took b. forget-have waited-take c. forgot-are waiting-will take d. forgets-are waiting-is taking e. has forgotten - has been waiting-has taken 3. A: How long have you been here? B: I have been here... two hours. a. since b. for c. along d. in e. into 4. A: The manager asked me whether you had typed the letter for our client. B: I am still typing it. It... by 9 o'clock this morning. a. will finish b. would finish c. had finished d. will be finishing e.will have finished 5. The victim of the car accident... in the emergency room before the doctor ... on them. a. have been waiting - operated b. were waiting - operate c. had waited - operated d. has waited-operate e. had been waiting - operate 6. At the end of the decade, after she ....her novels,... to write poems. a. published - had begun b. had published-began c. was publishing - was writing d. had published - was beginning e. was publishing - had begun 7. Riza : ... your tasks by this week? Salsa : Yes, I will have done it. a. will you do b. shall you do c. shall be doing d. will you be doing e.will you have done 8. I'm full now. I... my lunch. a. had b. have c. have had d. will e. am having have 9. He... before the guest arrived. a. left b. was leaving c. leaves d. had left e. was left 10. By this time next year, I ... in this school for more than 10 years. a. works b. is working c. has worked d. has been working e. will have been working

What safety procedures should you follow when using woodworking machines? • You should ALWAYS wear safety glasses or goggle, and a face shield. • You should wear hearing protection that is suitable for the level and frequency of the noise you are exposed to in the woodworking a rea. If you have trouble hearing someone speak from three feet away, the noise level from the machine is too high. Damage to hearing may occur. • You should use gloves to protect hands from splinters when handling wood but do not wear them near rotating blades and other machinery parts where the gloves can get caught on. • You should wear protective footwear when required. • You should make sure the guard is in position, is in good working condition, and guards the machine adequately before operating a ny equipment or machine. • You should make sure the equipment is properly g rounded before use. • You should check that keys and adjusting wrenches are removed from the machine before turning on the power. • You should inspect stock for nails or other materials before cutting, routing, or carrying out similar activities. • You should make sure that all machines have start and stop buttons within easy and convenient reach of an operator. Start buttons should be protected so that accidental contact will not start the machine. • You should ensure that all cutting tools and blades a re clean, sharp, and in good working order so that they will cut freely, not forced. • You should turn the power off and unplug the power cord before inspecting, changing, cleaning, adjusting, or repairing a blade or a machine. You should also turn the power off when discussing the work. • You should clamp down and secure all work pieces when dri lling or mil ling. • You should use good lighting so that the work piece, cutting blades, and machine controls can be seen clearly. • You should ensure that the floor space around the equipment is sufficient to enable you to machine the size of work piece being processed safely without bumping into other workers or equipment. • You should use extension tables or roller supports for large work pieces. Supports should be placed on both sides. • Woodworking machines should be fitted with efficient and well-maintai ned local exhaust ventilation systems to remove sawdust or chips that are produced. • Electric power cords should be a bove head level or in the floor in such a way that they are not tripping hazards. • You should keep the work area free of clutter, clean, well swept, and well l it. Spills should be cleaned up immediately. Floor a reas should be level and non-slip. Good housekeeping practices and workplace design will reduce the number of injuries and accidents from slips, trips, and falls. Adapted fram https://www.ccohs.co/oshanswers/safety_haz/woodwork!gen_safe.html Who might write the article?

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A British couple, Emma Nunn and her boyfriend Raoul Sebastian, were on their way to a three-week vacation in Australia. It's surprising that they didn't realize something was wrong when they landed at Halifax, Nova Scotia in Canada, and were transferred to a 25-seater for the last part of their journey. But 19-year-old Miss Nunn was only slightly worried. "I don't like flying and I said I was surprised to see a small plane like that going all the way to Sydney, Australia", she said. "On the plane, they gave us immigration forms asking how long we planned to stay in Canada. I told the stewardess that we would only be there for a couple of hours, and she said, 'Fine, write two hours'." The couple was not concerned when they realized that their flight time from Britain was just nine hours 30 minutes instead of 22 hours. So, it was not until they landed at Sydney on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia - a town with a population of 26,000 - that they finally realized that they probably wouldn't be able to use their Australian dollars at the local shops. While their friends were waiting for them at Austra lia's Sydney airport, the couple- who had booked their Air Canada tickets on the Internet - landed on the opposite side of the world. They were met at the airport by Andrea Batten, a customer service agent for the regional airline, Air Canada Jazz. "I was told, 'Can somebody go to the front desk, there is a couple who think they should be in Sydney, Australia'," she said. "While baggage occasionally ends up at the wrong Sydney, it is the first time that passengers have found themselves in the wrong hemisphere," she added. Back home, the Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) said the story was a great advertisement for using travel agents. A spokesman said, "That is probably one of the drawbacks of the Internet - there is not a brain in the middle." Complete the summary of the story using the words from the text above. A British couple, Emma N unn and Raoul Sebastian, planned a three-week (1) ____ to Sydney, (2) ____. They booked their (3) ____ on (4) ____. During their journey, they were not worried when they had to change planes in (5) ____, or by the rather small (6) ____. In fact, they didn't realize they had made a mistake until they (7) ____ at Sydney on Cape Breton Island in (8) ____. Nomor 7

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Man "Let me do that for you'" Woman : "____" A. Let me help you. B. I'm sorry I can't. C. It's not for you. D. Make yourself at home. E. Don't worry about it.

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Fill in the blanks with appropriate words. - Lights - gathered - festival - victory Festival of lights. Thousands of people 5) _____ in a public place during the Diwali festival in Pune, India on October 19, 2015. The 6) _____ is the biggest and brightest festival in India. It marks the 7) _____ of light over darkness, earning it the name Festival of 8) _____. Number 5

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He seems to be too lazy to study. ……… he often fails the tests A. However B. Because of C. Whenever D. As a matter of fact E. Consequently

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