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A. which are simply not typical any more

B. which are bad for children

C. which students have to learn by heart

D. which the tourists must learn when they visit Britain

A. they find the hosts in smart clothes and a grand table set for them

B. the hosts don’t prepare gifts for them

C. they don’t find the hosts in smart clothes and a grand table set for them

D. the hosts ask them to “help yourselves”

A. it was not really an important subject

B. people didn’t have a positive or open attitude to sex

C. teachers simply felt too embarrassed to tackle the subject

D. it was harmful to students’ morality

A. Formality

B. Formalities

C. Informality

D. Informalities

A. been protected by law

B. reinforced the careers of many public figures

C. ruined the careers of many public figures

D. received sympathy from the public in many cases

A. Their Christmas cards usually depict scenes from the past centuries.

B. They like their pubs to look old.

C. The stereotyped image of the London “city gent” includes the wearing of a bowler hat.

D. They have a sentimental attachment to older, supposedly safer, times.

A. they are really friendly

B. they are really ordinary people

C. they are on duty

D. they are very important

A. shake hands

B. kiss

C. hug

D. pat on their backs

A. artistic

B. reserved

C. careful

D. easy-going

A. more saying and proverbs

B. fewer saying and proverbs

C. more letters

D. fewer collocations and phrasal verbs

A. Oxfam

B. Amnesty International

C. Save the Children

D. Bill & Marie’s Fund

A. college students

B. office workers

C. athletes

D. unpaid volunteers

A. takes decisions about new policies

B. implements the existing policies

C. runs the various government departments

D. starts an argument

A. in direct contrast to that of the monarch

B. not as important as the Queen in running the complicated machinery of a modern government

C. only from the Labor party

D. only in the House of Lords

A. Public Speaking Hall

B. Clock-tower (Big Ben)

C. “No” Division Lobby

D. “Aye” Division Lobby

A. the Cabinet Committees

B. the Privy Council

C. members in the Cabinet

D. the Cabinet Offic

A. are from the House of Lords

B. are not necessarily politicians

C. are in the Privy Council

D. must be senior politicians

A. cabinet office

B. cabinet reshuffle

C. cabinet committee

D. first among equals

A. once a week

B. three times a week

C. once a year

D. once a month

A. the cabinet office

B. the government office

C. the minister’s office

D. the central office

A. six

B. four

C. two

D. eight

A. a lot of desks

B. enough desks

C. no desks

D. a few desks

A. the House of Commons

B. the Palace of Westminster

C. the House of Lords

D. the Palace of Buckingham

A. the Queen

B. the minister

C. the Prime Minister

D. the Permanent Secretary

A. the House of Lords

B. the Cabinet

C. the House of Commons

D. the government

A. democratic

B. undemocratic

C. popular

D. unpopular

A. Estonia II

B. Elizabeth II

C. Cleopatra II

D. Margaret III

A. servants of the Crown

B. servants of the country

C. servants of the people

D. servants of the flag

A. the Prime Minister has agreed to it

B. the government has conducted a poll

C. the Queen has assented to it

D. the House of Lords has approved it

A. the members of Parliament

B. the Speaker

C. the Chancellor of Exchequer

D. the Prime Minister