UNIT FOUR 1. The bridge was named the hero who gave his life for the cause of the people (3-4A#) A)after B)with C)by D)from 2. Lewis had a(n) manner of lecturing, which was not greatly changed over the years.(3---4B") A)statistic B)critical C)distinctive D)delicate 3. The committee did not of the plan to build a new bridge over the rive A)agree D)approve 4. The pupils love the bright, colourful in their books. (3---4B#f) A)illustrations B) demonstrations C)identifications D)conventions 5. The"New army" was volunteers only, who poured into recruiting stations in their thousands. (3---4B ") C)comprised D)compromised 6. I applied for the job but they me because i didnt know germ B)turned; down C)turned; on 7. In 1914, an apparently insignificant event in a remote part of Eastern Europe Europe into a great war. (3---4B#f) A)inserted B)impose C) pitched 8. His application for a position with that company was (3--4B# A)turned on B)turned down C)turned off D)turned up 9. Very few with completely new answers to the worlds economic problems (3---4A# A)come to B)come round D)come on 0. Bernard has miration and affection at Westminster with his good humor (3-4A*) A)made B)taken C)earned D)followed 1. Wright is correct to see Paisleys of liberty as a development of this view (3-4A* A)interpretation B)investigation C)infection D)injection 12. I don't like the department chairmans to the teachers who are not in hisUNIT FOUR 1. The bridge was named _______ the hero who gave his life for the cause of the people. (3---4A#) A) after B) with C) by D) from 2. Lewis had a(n) ______ manner of lecturing, which was not greatly changed over the years. (3---4B*) A) statistic B) critical C) distinctive D) delicate 3. The committee did not _______ of the plan to build a new bridge over the river. (3---4A*) A) agree B) grant C) permit D) approve 4. The pupils love the bright, colourful ______ in their books. (3---4B#) A) illustrations B) demonstrations C) identifications D) conventions 5. The “New Army” was ______ volunteers only, who poured into recruiting stations in their thousands. (3---4B*) A) consisted B) insisted C) comprised D) compromised 6. I applied for the job but they _______ me _____ because I didn’t know German. (3---4B#) A) turned ; in B) turned ; down C) turned ; on D) turned ; off 7. In 1914, an apparently insignificant event in a remote part of Eastern Europe ______ Europe into a great war. (3---4B#) A) inserted B) imposed C) pitched D) plunged 8. His application for a position with that company was _______. (3---4B#) A) turned on B) turned down C) turned off D) turned up 9. Very few experts _______ with completely new answers to the world’s economic problems. (3---4A#) A) come to B) come round C) come up D) come on 10. Bernard has _______ admiration and affection at Westminster with his good humor. (3---4A*) A) made B) taken C) earned D) followed 11. Wright is correct to see Paisley’s _______ of liberty as a development of this view. (3---4A*) A) interpretation B) investigation C) infection D) injection 12. I don’t like the department chairman’s _______ to the teachers who are not in his