CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `mdl_question_attempts` (
  `id` bigint(10) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `questionusageid` bigint(10) NOT NULL,
  `slot` bigint(10) NOT NULL,
  `behaviour` varchar(32) COLLATE utf8_lithuanian_ci NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `questionid` bigint(10) NOT NULL,
  `variant` bigint(10) NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
  `maxmark` decimal(12,7) NOT NULL,
  `minfraction` decimal(12,7) NOT NULL,
  `maxfraction` decimal(12,7) NOT NULL DEFAULT '1.0000000',
  `flagged` tinyint(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `questionsummary` longtext COLLATE utf8_lithuanian_ci,
  `rightanswer` longtext COLLATE utf8_lithuanian_ci,
  `responsesummary` longtext COLLATE utf8_lithuanian_ci,
  `timemodified` bigint(10) NOT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  UNIQUE KEY `mdl_quesatte_queslo_uix` (`questionusageid`,`slot`),
  KEY `mdl_quesatte_que_ix` (`questionid`),
  KEY `mdl_quesatte_que2_ix` (`questionusageid`),
  KEY `mdl_quesatte_beh_ix` (`behaviour`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB AUTO_INCREMENT=707 DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8 COLLATE=utf8_lithuanian_ci COMMENT='Each row here corresponds to an attempt at one question, as ';

-- Dumping data for table comig_moodle.mdl_question_attempts: ~228 rows (approximately)
DELETE FROM `mdl_question_attempts`;
INSERT INTO `mdl_question_attempts` (`id`, `questionusageid`, `slot`, `behaviour`, `questionid`, `variant`, `maxmark`, `minfraction`, `maxfraction`, `flagged`, `questionsummary`, `rightanswer`, `responsesummary`, `timemodified`) VALUES
	(2, 2, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; risen; brought up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {bashing; jetting off; sibling} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {shortage; lack; deficit} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {best man; spouse; bridesmaid} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {habits; cultures; customs} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: youth; part 4: adult; part 5: infants; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ; part 11: ; part 12: ; part 13: ; part 14: ; part 15: ; part 16: ; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: ; part 21: ; part 22: ; part 23: ; part 24: ; part 25: ; part 26: ; part 27: ; part 28: ; part 29: ; part 30: ', 1421101725),
	(4, 4, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {risen; grown up; brought up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {bashing; jetting off; sibling} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; shortage; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; best man; bridesmaid} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {habits; customs; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ; part 11: dd; part 12: dd; part 13: dd; part 14: dd; part 15: dd; part 16: dd; part 17: dd; part 18: dd; part 19: dd; part 20: dd; part 21: ; part 22: ; part 23: \'m going; part 24: ; part 25: ; part 26: ; part 27: ; part 28: ; part 29: ; part 30: will have studied', 1421101725),
	(10, 10, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {risen; brought up; grown up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {sibling; jetting off; bashing} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; shortage; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; customs; habits} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: dd; part 14: dd; part 15: dd; part 16: dd; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be  celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 1421101725),
	(12, 12, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: biological; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: compative; part 7: akward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will finish; part 10: will live', 1421077483),
	(13, 13, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: ; part 2: ; part 3: ; part 4: ; part 5: ; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421078300),
	(14, 14, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: strict; part 2: biological; part 3: attached; part 4: economic; part 5: predict; part 6: predict; part 7: predict; part 8: predict; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: predict', 1421079208),
	(15, 15, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predicted; part 6: comabating; part 7: difficult; part 8: understands; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421080762),
	(16, 16, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predict; part 6: combat; part 7: awkward; part 8: blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: have been living', 1421081227),
	(17, 17, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: joined; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: have been living', 1421086853),
	(18, 18, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: Biological; part 2: Strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: Preductable; part 6: Combative; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: Will live', 1421089189),
	(19, 19, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421089162),
	(22, 22, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421093062),
	(26, 26, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: confide; part 9: am going to finish; part 10: will have been living', 1421159037),
	(27, 27, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421170585),
	(28, 28, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421230144),
	(29, 29, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421246275),
	(30, 30, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: ; part 9: will; part 10: will have been living', 1421247397),
	(31, 31, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: joined; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: \'ll have been living', 1421260133),
	(32, 32, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predicted; part 6: combative; part 7: akward; part 8: familarized; part 9: \'m going to finish; part 10: \'ll have been living', 1421260288),
	(33, 33, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predicate; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: see; part 9: \'ll be finishing; part 10: \'ll have been finished', 1421261593),
	(34, 34, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: ; part 2: ; part 3: ; part 4: ; part 5: ; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421261683),
	(35, 35, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predicted; part 6: combating; part 7: difficult; part 8: ; part 9: have finished; part 10: will be living', 1421262023),
	(36, 36, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: combated; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: will; part 10: will be living', 1421262499),
	(37, 37, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: will have been living', 1421274116),
	(38, 38, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421274376),
	(39, 39, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421312118),
	(40, 40, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {risen; brought up; grown up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {sibling; bashing; jetting off} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {shortage; lack; deficit} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; habits; customs} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adult; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: cultures; part 11: responsable; part 12: confusable; part 13: various; part 14: argumentive; part 15: moody; part 16: ; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: ; part 21: will be going; part 22: will start; part 23: will be going; part 24: will  be probably coming; part 25: will have; part 26: \'m going to see; part 27: will tell; part 28: is going to start; part 29: will be driving; part 30: will have been studying', 1422307707),
	(41, 41, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; brought up; risen} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {bashing; sibling; jetting off} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; shortage; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; habits; customs} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: cultures; part 11: responsibily; part 12: confused; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: ; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: glued; part 21: am going to celebrate; part 22: am going to start; part 23: will be going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: am going to see; part 27: wiil tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going; part 30: will habe been studyed', 1422307707),
	(42, 42, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; risen; brought up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {jetting off; bashing; sibling} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {lack; deficit; shortage} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {best man; bridesmaid; spouse} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {customs; cultures; habits} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: Adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: risen; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: habits; part 11: responsing; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turn into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will celebrate; part 22: will start; part 23: will be going; part 24: will probably comes; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: will drive; part 30: will be studying', 1422307708),
	(43, 43, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {risen; grown up; brought up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {jetting off; sibling; bashing} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; lack; shortage} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {customs; habits; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsibility; part 12: confused; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turn into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celabrating; part 22: will be starting; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: will have started; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 1422307708),
	(44, 44, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {brought up; risen; grown up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {sibling; bashing; jetting off} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; shortage; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {customs; habits; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Ifnants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: habits; part 11: responsable; part 12: confused; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: run into; part 18: bring out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: will start; part 23: will be going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: will start; part 29: will drive; part 30: have studied', 1422307707),
	(45, 45, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {brought up; grown up; risen} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {sibling; bashing; jetting off} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; shortage; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; customs; habits} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolscent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Adult; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: shortage; part 9: best man; part 10: customs; part 11: responseble; part 12: confused; part 13: varyous; part 14: argumented; part 15: moody; part 16: ; part 17: remade; part 18: suported; part 19: stuck; part 20: takes; part 21: gona celebrate; part 22: have started; part 23: going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: gona have; part 26: saw; part 27: told; part 28: starts; part 29: will drive; part 30: have studied', 1422307708),
	(46, 46, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {brought up; risen; grown up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {bashing; jetting off; sibling} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; lack; shortage} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {best man; spouse; bridesmaid} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {habits; customs; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: eldery; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: grown up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: habits; part 11: resposible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentive; part 15: moody; part 16: ; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ; part 20: ; part 21: am going to celebrate; part 22: will start; part 23: will be going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to  drive; part 30: will have been studying', 1422307707),
	(47, 47, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; brought up; risen} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {jetting off; sibling; bashing} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {shortage; deficit; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {bridesmaid; best man; spouse} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; habits; customs} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adult; part 3: adolescent; part 4: infants; part 5: Youth; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: bridesmaid; part 10: habits; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentive; part 15: moody; part 16: rushed; part 17: transfered; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: ; part 21: will celebrate; part 22: have been started; part 23: will be; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: have seen; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am driving; part 30: will have to study', 1422307707),
	(48, 48, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {brought up; risen; grown up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {jetting off; bashing; sibling} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {shortage; lack; deficit} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; habits; customs} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: cultures; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: ran; part 17: used as; part 18: brings out; part 19: immediatly; part 20: familiriazid with; part 21: will; part 22: \'m going to start; part 23: will go; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: \'m going to see; part 27: will tell; part 28: will have been started; part 29: \'m going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 1422307708),
	(49, 49, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; risen; brought up} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {jetting off; bashing; sibling} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {lack; deficit; shortage} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {best man; bridesmaid; spouse} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {customs; habits; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: infants; part 5: adult; part 6: brought up; part 7: jetting off; part 8: shortage; part 9: bridesmaid; part 10: cultures; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: ran; part 17: like; part 18: hopes; part 19: ; part 20: pretends; part 21: will celebrate; part 22: will start; part 23: will going; part 24: probably will be coming; part 25: will be having; part 26: will see; part 27: will tell; part 28: will start; part 29: will be driving; part 30: will be studying', 1422307708),
	(50, 50, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: dfewsr; part 2: effwer; part 3: forced; part 4: economic; part 5: ; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421327018),
	(51, 51, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictible; part 6: combative; part 7: problem; part 8: blame; part 9: am finishing; part 10: have been living', 1421332784),
	(52, 52, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: hard; part 8: blame; part 9: will; part 10: had been living', 1421332953),
	(53, 53, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: joined; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: difficult; part 8: blames; part 9: finished; part 10: have been living', 1421333959),
	(54, 54, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421344269),
	(55, 55, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: strict; part 2: extended; part 3: attached; part 4: economic; part 5: predictible; part 6: combation; part 7: difficully; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: will live', 1421348544),
	(56, 56, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have be live', 1421348748),
	(57, 57, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421389898),
	(58, 58, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; brought up; risen} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {sibling; bashing; jetting off} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {deficit; shortage; lack} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {spouse; bridesmaid; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {habits; customs; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adult; part 3: elderly; part 4: adolescent; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsable; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: hurry; part 17: transform; part 18: causes; part 19: arrived; part 20: behaves; part 21: am going to celebrate; part 22: will starting; part 23: will be going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: will start; part 29: will be driving; part 30: will have been studying', 1422307707),
	(59, 59, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {brought up; grown up; risen} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {jetting off; sibling; bashing} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {lack; shortage; deficit} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {bridesmaid; spouse; best man} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {cultures; customs; habits} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adult; part 3: eldery; part 4: infants; part 5: Adolescent; part 6: risen; part 7: jetting off; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: cultures; part 11: responsable; part 12: confused; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: in mood; part 16: run out from; part 17: ; part 18: sees; part 19: ; part 20: unwindes; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: started; part 23: was going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will be having; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: will drive; part 30: have been studying', 1422307707),
	(60, 60, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 1, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_adolescent, adult, elderly, infants, toddler, youth_ \n\n  \n\n1. My little brother is just a(n) _____ who has recently started walking. \n\n2. You act like a(n) _____ as you are always in unpredictable moods. \n\n3. The _____ in our area get free bus travel. \n\n4. The _____ are getting more and more violent today and commit a lot of crimes because of a lack of occupation. \n\n5. _____ are very curious about the unfamiliar world around him. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. He was {grown up; brought up; risen} by his grandparents after his parents had died in a car crash. \n\n2. In the room I saw a beard man rehearsing for the concert. He was {sibling; bashing; jetting off} the drums. \n\n3. There is a {lack; shortage; deficit} of information to solve the problem properly. \n\n4. My {bridesmaid; best man; spouse} and I were invited to the company picnic where we got acquainted with other families. \n\n5. He familiarized himself with the local {customs; habits; cultures} before going to that small Caribbean island. \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. Police believe that the same man is _____ for three other murders in the area. (RESPONSE) \n\n2. The instructions were really _____ . I could hardly understand most of them.  (CONFUSE) \n\n3. The dress is available in _____ colours. (VARY) \n\n4. The two men quickly became _____ after a few drinks. Soon a fight began. (ARGUMENT) \n\n5. Keith was _____ all morning. (MOOD) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. When he heard the news, he _____ of the shop and drove home. (_hurried out of a place in a temper_) \n\n2. This sofa can be _____ a bed. (_changed or transformed into something else_) \n\n3. My dad _____ the best in me and supports me when I need it. (_causes a particular type of behaviour in somebody_) \n\n4. Her brother had borrowed a huge sum of money from the bank. And when his business went bankrupt, he _____ having an enormous debt. (_arrived at a situation unintentionally_) \n\n5. She _____ me like one of her family. (_behaves towards_) \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Mum, \n\n  \n\nBy the time you receive this letter 1) WILL HAVE FINISHED (FINISH) my final exams and, whether they went well or not, I 2) _____ (CELEBRATE). I 3) _____ (START) looking for a job at the end of the summer because I 4) _____ (GO) on holiday around Europe for a month, starting next week. Sue 5) _____ (PROBABLY / COME) with me, although she’s not sure yet. If she does, I’m sure we 6) _____ (HAVE) a great time. I 7) _____ (SEE) her this evening, as usual, so I expect she 8) _____ (TELL) me her decision then. Anyway, my first exam 9) _____ (START) at 9 o’clock tomorrow so I 10) _____ (DRIVE) down to the library to do some last-minute revision. Even though I 11)_____ (STUDY) Russian for four years by the time these exams are over, I feel I’ve still got a lot to learn about the language. \n\n  \n\nGive my love to Sam and Rover. \n\n  \n\nYours, \n\nJason', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: customs; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argumentative; part 15: moody; part 16: stormed out; part 17: turned into; part 18: brings out; part 19: ended up; part 20: treats; part 21: will be celebrating; part 22: am going to start; part 23: am going; part 24: will probably come; part 25: will have; part 26: will be seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: am going to drive; part 30: will have been studying', 'part 1: toddler; part 2: adolescent; part 3: elderly; part 4: youth; part 5: Infants; part 6: brought up; part 7: bashing; part 8: lack; part 9: spouse; part 10: habits; part 11: responsible; part 12: confusing; part 13: various; part 14: argueing; part 15: moodless; part 16: run; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: familiarises; part 21: am celebrating; part 22: will start; part 23: am going; part 24: is probably coming; part 25: will be having; part 26: am seeing; part 27: will tell; part 28: starts; part 29: will drive; part 30: am studying', 1422307707),
	(61, 61, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: jkgasehblk; part 2: fgaert; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: gjsdhk; part 6: fgs; part 7: fgsd; part 8: fgs; part 9: fgsrr; part 10: sghsdrgh', 1421406502),
	(62, 62, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421406658),
	(63, 63, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: ; part 2: ; part 3: ; part 4: ; part 5: ; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421494867),
	(64, 64, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combatious; part 7: difficulty; part 8: understands; part 9: am finnishing; part 10: will have lived', 1421495491),
	(65, 65, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: -; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421495758),
	(66, 66, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: difficultly; part 8: incomprehensible; part 9: finished; part 10: am living', 1421524379),
	(67, 67, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: extended; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combating; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: am finishing; part 10: have been living', 1421527469),
	(68, 68, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economic; part 5: unpredictible; part 6: uncombat; part 7: ; part 8: understands; part 9: finished; part 10: lives', 1421571463),
	(69, 69, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: problematic; part 8: accused; part 9: Will finish; part 10: will have been living', 1421591524),
	(70, 70, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: challenging; part 8: accused; part 9: finished; part 10: had been living', 1421591712),
	(71, 71, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: problematic; part 8: saw; part 9: had finished; part 10: will have been living', 1421591853),
	(72, 72, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: challenging; part 8: is blaming; part 9: am going to finish; part 10: will have been living', 1421593949),
	(73, 73, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: complicated; part 8: is blaming; part 9: am finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421594465),
	(74, 74, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: problematic; part 8: is blaming; part 9: am finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421594638),
	(75, 75, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combated; part 7: tough; part 8: blames; part 9: am going to finish; part 10: will have lived', 1421595277),
	(76, 76, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: prediction; part 6: combative; part 7: different; part 8: ; part 9: will finished; part 10: live', 1421596543),
	(77, 77, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: tricky; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: will have lived', 1421598699),
	(78, 78, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: economical; part 5: predictible; part 6: incombat; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: am living', 1421598947),
	(79, 79, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421599087),
	(80, 80, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: ; part 7: problematic; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: will have been living', 1421599134),
	(81, 81, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combatile; part 7: hard; part 8: explained; part 9: will finish; part 10: will live', 1421599160),
	(82, 82, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: akward; part 8: ; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: am living', 1421599528),
	(83, 83, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finished; part 10: will have been living', 1421599453),
	(84, 84, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421599970),
	(85, 85, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421600903),
	(86, 86, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combating; part 7: awkward; part 8: ; part 9: am finishing; part 10: have been living', 1421603915),
	(87, 87, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combatle; part 7: hazard; part 8: complain; part 9: have finished; part 10: am living', 1421607941),
	(148, 148, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: asked; part 9: finished; part 10: will live', 1421611370),
	(149, 149, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: ; part 2: ; part 3: ; part 4: ; part 5: ; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421611415),
	(150, 150, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: understood; part 9: will finish; part 10: will be living', 1421611758),
	(154, 154, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; continuous; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; grab; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; poverty; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; out; in} her essay by the end of the week.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in', 'part 1: gfh; part 2: sfdhgsf; part 3: sdfhg; part 4: sdfh; part 5: afg; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: dfg; part 12: fg; part 13: fdg; part 14: fdg; part 15: fdg; part 16: fdg; part 17: dg; part 18: ghd; part 19: hf; part 20: fdg; part 21: fg; part 22: dfg; part 23: fdg; part 24: fdg; part 25: dfg; part 26: fdg; part 27: dfg; part 28: dgf; part 29: dfg; part 30: dfg', 1421615069),
	(157, 157, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; continuous; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; keep; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; poverty; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: stray; part 4: shabby; part 5: puffy; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: keep; part 9: poverty; part 10: out; part 11: actional; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: cautional; part 16: eye- opening; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: ; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: where; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: where; part 28: when; part 29: which; part 30: which', 1421668132),
	(158, 158, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; sources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {endless; worthwhile; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; grab; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; host; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: active; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: exhcaution; part 16: nerve-racking; part 17: privileged; part 18: were greazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: which', 1421668126),
	(159, 159, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {sources; supplies; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; continuous; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; hold; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; poverty; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: scruffy; part 2: puffy; part 3: stray; part 4: frizzy; part 5: ; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: hold; part 9: poverty; part 10: out; part 11: ; part 12: ; part 13: accidently; part 14: ; part 15: ; part 16: ; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: ; part 21: who; part 22: who; part 23: whose; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: who; part 27: that; part 28: that; part 29: where; part 30: which', 1421668182),
	(160, 160, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; resources; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; endless; worthwhile} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; hold; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; makeshift; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; in; out} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: stray; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: supplies; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: over; part 11: interaction; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: makeshift; part 18: graze; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: whom; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: which; part 29: which; part 30: whose', 1421668250),
	(161, 161, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; endless; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; keep; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; makeshift; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: stray; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: keep; part 9: makeshift; part 10: out; part 11: ; part 12: powerfull; part 13: ; part 14: impression; part 15: cautionally; part 16: appaling; part 17: makeshift; part 18: crops; part 19: territory; part 20: ; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: which; part 30: which', 1421668225),
	(162, 162, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; supplies; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; worthwhile; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; grab; keep} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; makeshift; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: stray; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: powerfull; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appaling; part 17: privileged; part 18: graze; part 19: donate; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: which; part 30: which', 1421668317),
	(163, 163, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; supplies; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; worthwhile; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; hold; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; host; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; out; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: shabby; part 3: stray; part 4: frizzy; part 5: scruffy; part 6: supplies; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: actions; part 12: powerfull; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appaling; part 17: privilleged; part 18: grazed; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421669273),
	(164, 164, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {sources; resources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; worthwhile; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; grab; keep} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; host; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: stray; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: hold; part 9: host; part 10: in; part 11: action; part 12: powerty; part 13: accident; part 14: impressive; part 15: precautions; part 16: ; part 17: ; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: delicate; part 21: which; part 22: why; part 23: whoose; part 24: where; part 25: where; part 26: which; part 27: where; part 28: that; part 29: which; part 30: that', 1421669188),
	(165, 165, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; sources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {endless; worthwhile; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; keep; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; makeshift; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; in; out} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: shabby; part 3: stray; part 4: puffy; part 5: scruffy; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: poverty; part 10: in; part 11: actions; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidentaly; part 14: impression; part 15: precautions; part 16: hair-rising; part 17: priviliged; part 18: grazed; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: which; part 30: that', 1421669208),
	(166, 166, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {sources; supplies; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; continuous; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; keep; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; makeshift; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {out; over; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: shabby; part 3: stray; part 4: frizzy; part 5: scruffy; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: actionous; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appaling; part 17: privileged; part 18: grazed; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: wehre; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421669129),
	(167, 167, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; supplies; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; continuous; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; grab; keep} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; poverty; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {out; in; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisable; part 2: scruffy; part 3: frizzy; part 4: puffy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: poverty; part 10: out; part 11: actional; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precoution; part 16: enormous; part 17: talent; part 18: gree; part 19: released; part 20: light; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: which; part 30: that', 1421669148),
	(168, 168, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421669318),
	(169, 169, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; sources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; endless; worthwhile} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; hold; keep} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; poverty; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; over; out} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appaling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: that; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: which', 1421670899),
	(170, 170, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {sources; resources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; endless; worthwhile} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; keep; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; makeshift; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; out; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: sruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: activity; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: apaling; part 17: ; part 18: graze; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: which; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421671069),
	(171, 171, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; continuous; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; grab; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; poverty; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {out; in; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: stray; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: actions; part 12: powerfull; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: cautions; part 16: hair-rising; part 17: better; part 18: grazed; part 19: leaked; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: which; part 24: where; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: that; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421670970),
	(172, 172, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; resources; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; endless; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; grab; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; host; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; out; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: poverty; part 10: out; part 11: interaction; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: hair-rising; part 17: better; part 18: grazing; part 19: released; part 20: vurnable; part 21: that; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: which', 1421670938),
	(173, 173, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; resources; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; endless; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; keep; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; host; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {out; over; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: shabby; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: scuffy; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: ; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impression; part 15: ; part 16: apalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: grazed; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: whitch; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: whitch; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421670996),
	(174, 174, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {resources; sources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {endless; continuous; worthwhile} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; keep; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; makeshift; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; out; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: over; part 11: actions; part 12: powerfull; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appaling; part 17: privileged; part 18: graze; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421671039),
	(175, 175, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; endless; worthwhile} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {keep; hold; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; poverty; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; over; out} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: activity; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421671594),
	(176, 176, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; endless; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; keep; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; poverty; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {out; over; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: stray; part 4: puffy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: over; part 11: actions; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: cautious; part 16: agonising; part 17: perspective; part 18: grazing; part 19: demolished; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421671640),
	(177, 177, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {sources; resources; supplies} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {endless; continuous; worthwhile} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; keep; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {host; poverty; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {out; in; over} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: stray; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: actioned; part 12: powerful; part 13: Accidentally; part 14: impression; part 15: cautional; part 16: hair-raising; part 17: privileged; part 18: graze; part 19: spoiled; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: that; part 28: when; part 29: which; part 30: that', 1421671638),
	(178, 178, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; sources; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {continuous; worthwhile; endless} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {grab; keep; hold} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; host; makeshift} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; over; out} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: shabby; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: scruffy; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: over; part 11: ; part 12: powered; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressfull; part 15: caution; part 16: awfull; part 17: ; part 18: grase; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: that; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421672079),
	(179, 179, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {sources; supplies; resources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; endless; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; keep; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {makeshift; host; poverty} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {in; over; out} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: over; part 11: connection; part 12: powerful; part 13: accidently; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalant; part 17: unique; part 18: were grazing; part 19: realeased; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: which; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: which', 1421672004),
	(180, 180, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 56, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_frizzy, invisible, puffy, scruffy, shabby, stray _ \n\n_ _ \n\n1. Instead of taking their order, the waiter walked past their table as if they were ______ ._\n 2. You aren’t going to wear those _____ clothes to the job interview, are you? They need to be washed. \n\n3. He could tell she had been crying because she had _____ eyes. \n\n4. On windy days Jenny gets _____ hair so she usually ties it back. \n\n5. How long have you been wearing these jeans? They are getting rather _____ ; it’s time you replaced them. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. The country had rich {supplies; resources; sources} like bronze and copper to make massive statues and other artworks. \n\n2. With new technologies the possibilities for brain surgery are {worthwhile; endless; continuous} . \n\n3. The brightly coloured birds in the rainforest are sure to {hold; keep; grab} your attention. \n\n4. After the flood, the local government built a {poverty; makeshift; host} hospital out of cheap material. \n\n5. Anna must hand {over; out; in} her essay by the end of the week. \n\n  \n\n  \n\n3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets at the end of each sentence.\n\n1. There is a complex _____ between mind and body. (ACTION) \n\n2. The country is real _____ as it has a highly developed economy and very great military. (POWER) \n\n3. I _____ stepped on a sharp pebble and hurt my foot. (ACCIDENT) \n\n4. The latest version of the website has an _____ interface for users. (IMPRESS) \n\n5. The traffic barriers were put there as a safety _____ . (CAUTION) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE CORRECT FORM OF THE SUITABLE WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS AT THE END OF EACH SENTENCE.  \n\n  \n\n1. He was kept in _____ conditions in prison.(_so bad and unpleasant that it’s shocking_) \n\n2. Students from a _____ background have an advantage at university. (_with opportunities that most other people do not have_) \n\n3. Groups of cattle _____ on the green fields.(_were eating grass or other plants_) \n\n4. Several tons of crude oil were _____ into the sea.(_were set free_) \n\n5. The sun can easily affect a child\'s _____ skin.(_easy to damage_) \n\n  \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT _RELATIVE PRONOUN_ (WHO, THAT, WHICH, WHOSE) OR _ADVERB _(WHEN, WHERE, WHY). \n\n  \n\n1. The man _____ is sitting over there is a volunteer at the homeless shelter. \n\n2. I’d like to know the reason _____ you cancelled our appointment. \n\n3. Adam, _____ recently lost his job, is trying hard to make ends meet. \n\n4. Take those bottles to the recycling bin _____ is at the end of the street. \n\n5. Beth has volunteered to teach in Africa _____ the rate of illiteracy is quite low. \n\n6. The science fiction author _____ novels I like most is Isaac Asimov. \n\n7. Angela’s house,  _____ is down the street, suffered great damage in the storm. \n\n8. The 3rd of November, _____ the annual charity run is held, falls on a Saturday this year. \n\n9. The Amur Leopard, _____ natural habitat is being destroyed by logging, is a critically endangered species. \n\n10. The donation _____ he made to the charity was extremely generous.', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: endless; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: in; part 11: interaction; part 12: superpower; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impressive; part 15: precaution; part 16: appalling; part 17: privileged; part 18: were grazing; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: that; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: which; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 'part 1: invisible; part 2: scruffy; part 3: puffy; part 4: frizzy; part 5: shabby; part 6: resources; part 7: continuous; part 8: grab; part 9: makeshift; part 10: out; part 11: interaction; part 12: powerfull; part 13: accidentally; part 14: impression; part 15: precaution; part 16: appaling; part 17: privileged; part 18: grazed; part 19: released; part 20: delicate; part 21: who; part 22: why; part 23: who; part 24: wich; part 25: where; part 26: whose; part 27: wich; part 28: when; part 29: whose; part 30: that', 1421671804),
	(181, 181, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421743827),
	(182, 182, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: hard; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: live', 1421770731),
	(183, 183, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predctive; part 6: combative; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: had been living', 1421771085),
	(184, 184, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: extended; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictible; part 6: combational; part 7: ; part 8: trusts; part 9: finished; part 10: have lived', 1421781937),
	(185, 185, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictive; part 6: combatly; part 7: difficult; part 8: understands; part 9: i will; part 10: had been living', 1421853417),
	(186, 186, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: combaters; part 7: difficulty; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: have lived', 1421859098),
	(188, 188, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predictive; part 6: cambative; part 7: curious; part 8: blame; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: had been lived', 1421860273),
	(189, 189, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: joined; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: compatible; part 7: complicated; part 8: trust; part 9: will finish; part 10: lived', 1421861184),
	(190, 190, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; erupt; heat up} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; surrounds; traps} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {raise; drop; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; vanish; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; in; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he _____ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I_____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: ______________; part 22: finds out; part 23: don’t eat; part 24: would have run; part 25: would not shout; part 26: passed; part 27: boils; part 28: were; part 29: would have gone; part 30: didn’t rain; part 31: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: hardens; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: in; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmfull; part 14: secretive; part 15: ddd; part 16: blizzard; part 17: dadf; part 18: dfa; part 19: afd; part 20: adfga; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: ddf; part 24: df; part 25: dfad; part 26: boils; part 27: dfd; part 28: adf; part 29: adfdsf; part 30: will die', 1421871922),
	(191, 191, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421861233),
	(193, 193, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: extended; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combinationally; part 7: difficult; part 8: agree; part 9: will finish; part 10: live', 1421862187),
	(194, 194, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: difficulty; part 8: adapt to; part 9: finished; part 10: am living', 1421865104),
	(195, 195, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combatly; part 7: difficult; part 8: knows; part 9: will finish; part 10: will live', 1421865210),
	(196, 196, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421865093),
	(197, 197, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: hard; part 8: knows; part 9: finished; part 10: have been living', 1421865897),
	(198, 198, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combatly; part 7: akward; part 8: disspapointed; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: been living', 1421865543),
	(199, 199, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: economical; part 5: predictor; part 6: combatened; part 7: difficult; part 8: trust; part 9: finished; part 10: had been living', 1421866432),
	(200, 200, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: tough; part 8: helped; part 9: finished; part 10: had been living', 1421866902),
	(201, 201, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: extended; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: aggresive; part 7: awkward; part 8: blamed; part 9: am finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421867108),
	(202, 202, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictive; part 6: combatly; part 7: difficult; part 8: ; part 9: will finish; part 10: had been living', 1421867518),
	(203, 203, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421867831),
	(204, 204, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; forced; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421867681),
	(205, 205, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictt; part 6: ; part 7: ; part 8: ; part 9: ; part 10: ', 1421868825),
	(206, 206, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: financial; part 5: prediction; part 6: combation; part 7: difficult; part 8: understand; part 9: had finished; part 10: had living', 1421868353),
	(207, 207, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: ; part 7: complicated; part 8: ; part 9: am finishing; part 10: have been living', 1421868327),
	(208, 208, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: extended; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictable; part 6: combation; part 7: complicated; part 8: told; part 9: finished; part 10: lived', 1421868565),
	(209, 209, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predict; part 6: combat; part 7: difficulty; part 8: understanding; part 9: have finish; part 10: will live', 1421868825),
	(210, 210, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421868896),
	(211, 211, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will finish; part 10: will have been finished', 1421870684),
	(212, 212, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; attached; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: srict; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: unpredicted; part 6: combative; part 7: hard; part 8: gets; part 9: \'m finishing; part 10: live', 1421903897),
	(213, 213, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; erupt; heat up} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; drop; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; vanish; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {in; over; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: in; part 11: functionaly; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: wouldn\'t shouted; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: had went; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: would', 1421909793),
	(214, 214, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; heat up; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; surrounds; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; raise; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {dissolve; vanish; reduce} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; in; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: rise; part 9: vanish; part 10: over; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretly; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would run; part 24: didn\'t shout; part 25: had passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would go; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 1421909657),
	(215, 215, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; heat up; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; surrounds; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; rise; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; reduce; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; in; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: bulbs; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprints; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: vanish; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmless; part 14: secretal; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: treat; part 19: attempt; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: had runned; part 24: wouldn\'t shout; part 25: passes; part 26: \'ll boil; part 27: been; part 28: would go; part 29: hadn\'t rain; part 30: would die', 1421909947),
	(216, 216, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {erupt; heat up; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {surrounds; traps; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; raise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; dissolve; reduce} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; in; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: over; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: rise; part 20: strange; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: don\'t shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: went; part 29: hadn\'t rain; part 30: die', 1421910033),
	(217, 217, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; melt; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; rise; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; dissolve; reduce} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; in; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: habitats; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: footprint; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: rise; part 9: reduce; part 10: over; part 11: functionare; part 12: comfortly; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretly; part 15: selfish; part 16: bilzzard; part 17: survival; part 18: vanish; part 19: ; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: wouldn\'t shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 1421909605),
	(218, 218, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; erupt; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; surrounds; traps} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; raise; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; reduce; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; in; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: gases; part 2: temperature; part 3: threat; part 4: bulbs; part 5: footprint; part 6: erupt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: function; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretaly; part 15: selfous; part 16: snow; part 17: rain; part 18: get; part 19: catch; part 20: die; part 21: find out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: will run; part 24: doesn\'t shout; part 25: passes; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: will go; part 29: don\'t rain; part 30: dies', 1421909604),
	(219, 219, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; melt; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; surrounds; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; raise; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; reduce; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; in; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: drop; part 9: vanish; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfotrable; part 13: harmy; part 14: secretary; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: won\'t eat; part 23: would run; part 24: won\'t shout; part 25: will pass; part 26: will boil; part 27: were; part 28: would go; part 29: hadn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 1421910406),
	(220, 220, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; melt; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; rise; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; vanish; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; up; in} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: hardens; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: in; part 11: functionaly; part 12: comfortly; part 13: harmly; part 14: secretly; part 15: selfie; part 16: blizzard; part 17: dought; part 18: means; part 19: stop; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: didin’t shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: was; part 28: had gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: would die', 1421910897),
	(221, 221, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {erupt; melt; heat up} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; surrounds; traps} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; drop; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {dissolve; vanish; reduce} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; in; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: thread; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: footprint; part 5: habitats; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmes; part 14: secreterial; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: rainfall; part 18: survival; part 19: survey; part 20: to storve; part 21: finds out; part 22: won\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: would not shouted; part 25: passed; part 26: would boil; part 27: were; part 28: would went; part 29: didn\'t rained; part 30: will die', 1421910705),
	(222, 222, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; erupt; heat up} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; surrounds; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; raise; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; dissolve; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; over; in} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: bulbs; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: threat; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: in; part 11: functionable; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmless; part 14: secretary; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: surround; part 19: drop; part 20: starve; part 21: found out; part 22: do not eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: go; part 29: did not rained; part 30: will die', 1421910833),
	(223, 223, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; heat up; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {surrounds; traps; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; raise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; dissolve; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; in; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: over; part 11: functionative; part 12: comfortly; part 13: harmless; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: ; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: won\'t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: won\'t shout; part 25: passes; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have  gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: dies', 1421910998),
	(225, 225, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {erupt; heat up; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; raise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; dissolve; reduce} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {in; over; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functioning; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: sacred; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would\'ve ran; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passes; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: doesn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 1421913088),
	(226, 226, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; heat up; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; hardens; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; raise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; reduce; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {in; up; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: draught; part 18: trap; part 19: lower; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: dont eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passes; part 26: boils; part 27: was; part 28: would go; part 29: deosin\'t rain; part 30: dies', 1421913111),
	(227, 227, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; erupt; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {raise; rise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; dissolve; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {in; over; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: rise; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functionable; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretal; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: surround; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: do not eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passes; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: did not rain; part 30: will die', 1421912949),
	(228, 228, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {erupt; heat up; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {raise; drop; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; reduce; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; in; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN), we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animals at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmfull; part 14: secretly; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: wouldn\'t shouted; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: would die', 1421966287),
	(229, 229, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; erupt; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; hardens; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {raise; rise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; dissolve; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {in; over; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: bulbs; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: rise; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functionable; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmfull; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: survival; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: wouldn\'t  shout; part 25: passed; part 26: will boil; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: would die', 1421913014),
	(230, 230, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; melt; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; surrounds; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; drop; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {dissolve; reduce; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; in; up} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: habitats; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: bulbs; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: over; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretful; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: draught; part 18: trap; part 19: drop; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: don\'t eat it; part 23: would have ran; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: dies', 1421913015),
	(231, 231, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; erupt; melt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {traps; surrounds; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {drop; rise; raise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; dissolve; reduce} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {up; over; in} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: habitats; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: footprint; part 5: threat; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: drop; part 9: vanish; part 10: in; part 11: functionalise; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmless; part 14: secretly; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: traps; part 19: vanish; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: will not eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: will not shout; part 25: passes; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have went; part 29: did not rained; part 30: dies', 1421914041),
	(232, 232, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; melt; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; traps; surrounds} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {raise; drop; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {dissolve; reduce; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; up; in} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: bulbs; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: find out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: won\'t shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 1421913536),
	(233, 233, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {melt; erupt; heat up} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; surrounds; traps} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; raise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {dissolve; reduce; vanish} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {in; up; over} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: bulbs; part 4: habitats; part 5: gases; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: vanish; part 10: over; part 11: functionable; part 12: comfortible; part 13: harmfull; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: surounded; part 19: lay-down; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have ran; part 24: wouldn\'t shouted; part 25: will pass; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have got; part 29: wouldn\'t rain; part 30: dies', 1421913846),
	(234, 234, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {heat up; melt; erupt} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {surrounds; traps; hardens} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {raise; drop; rise} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {vanish; reduce; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; up; in} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: bulbs; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: over; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmless; part 14: secretaly; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: ; part 19: ; part 20: starve; part 21: find outs; part 22: don\'t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: had gone; part 29: didn\'t rain; part 30: will die', 1421914053),
	(235, 235, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 87, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS. THERE IS ONE EXTRA WORD WHICH YOU DO NOT NEED TO USE: \n\n _footprint_, _threat_, _gases_, _habitats_, _temperature_, _bulbs_. \n\n  \n\n1. Global warming is a serious _____ to animals that live in cold climates. \n\n2. In London, the average _____ in summer is 24°C, but on some days it can be as high as 30°C. \n\n3. Greenhouse _____ are produced by cars, aeroplanes and industry and they are altering the Earth’s climate. \n\n4. When people cut down trees, birds and animals lose their _____ . \n\n5. People who drive to work every day have a larger carbon _____ than those who walk or take the bus. \n\n  \n\n2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT WORD. \n\n  \n\n1. If the ice sheets of Greenland and Antarctica ever {erupt; melt; heat up} completely, sea levels will rise by about 60 m. \n\n2. When we burn fossil fuels, the gas they produce {hardens; surrounds; traps} the Earth like a thick blanket. \n\n3. In Rome, temperatures hardly ever {rise; raise; drop} below zero in the winter. \n\n4. We can cycle or walk to school if we want to help {reduce; vanish; dissolve} the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. \n\n5. I’ve lost the electrician’s number. Please pass me the phone book so that I can look it {over; up; in} . \n\n  \n\n3. FILL IN THE CORRECT WORD DERIVED FROM THE WORD IN BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. The buildings that were sensitively designed, however they were not purely _____ . (FUNCTION) \n\n2. Sit down and make yourself _____ . (COMFORT) \n\n3. Steel factories are very _____ to the environment. They release a lot of toxic material. (HARM) \n\n4. Carla was always very _____ about her work. She never gives anything away. (SECRET) \n\n5. How can you be so _____ ? You always think only about yourself. (SELF) \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD(S). THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKETS. \n\n  \n\n1. We got stuck in a _____ . (_a snowstorm_) \n\n2. They survived a terrible _____ . (_a long period without rainfall_) \n\n3. Solar panels that _____ the sun\'s heat. (_capture and not allow to escape_) \n\n4. The governor announced a new plan to _____ crime. (_bring down in amount, extent or degree_) \n\n5. Thousands of people will _____ if food doesn\'t reach the city. (_die from hunger; be very hungry_) \n\n  \n\n5. PUT THE VERBS IN BRACKETS INTO THE CORRECT TENSE. \n\n  \n\n0. If he ______________ earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. \n\n_If he HAD LEFT earlier (LEAVE), he would have caught his flight. _ \n\n  \n\n1. He will be furious if he ever _____ (FIND OUT) about this. \n\n2. If you don’t like it, _____ it (NOT / EAT). \n\n3. I _____ (RUN) home if I had known the football match was on TV. \n\n4. The teacher _____ (NOT / SHOUT) at her if she did her homework. \n\n5. He would not buy a car unless he _____ (PASS) his driving test. \n\n6. If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it _____ (BOIL). \n\n7. If I _____ (BE) you, I would ask for help. \n\n8. If she’d passed her exams, she _____ (GO) to university. \n\n9. If it _____ (NOT / RAIN) his ticket, we would be very happy. \n\n10. The animal at the zoo _____ (DIE) unless they’re fed.', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: habitats; part 5: footprint; part 6: melt; part 7: surrounds; part 8: drop; part 9: reduce; part 10: up; part 11: functional; part 12: comfortable; part 13: harmful; part 14: secretive; part 15: selfish; part 16: blizzard; part 17: drought; part 18: trap; part 19: reduce; part 20: starve; part 21: finds out; part 22: don’t eat; part 23: would have run; part 24: would not shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boils; part 27: were; part 28: would have gone; part 29: didn’t rain; part 30: will die', 'part 1: threat; part 2: temperature; part 3: gases; part 4: bulbs; part 5: habitats; part 6: melt; part 7: traps; part 8: rise; part 9: reduce; part 10: over; part 11: fuctions; part 12: comfortible; part 13: harm; part 14: secret; part 15: selfisch; part 16: blizzard; part 17: ; part 18: boiling hot; part 19: ; part 20: starve; part 21: find outs; part 22: dont eat; part 23: had run; part 24: didnt shout; part 25: passed; part 26: boild; part 27: were; part 28: went; part 29: didnt rain; part 30: die', 1421913832),
	(236, 236, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: Biological; part 2: Strict; part 3: joined; part 4: financial; part 5: Predictable; part 6: Combational; part 7: Difficult; part 8: ; part 9: Finished; part 10: Have lived', 1421938456),
	(237, 237, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; joined; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421938502),
	(238, 238, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; financial; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'dalis 1: extended; dalis 2: strict; dalis 3: attached; dalis 4: economical; dalis 5: unpredictable; dalis 6: combative; dalis 7: awkward; dalis 8: is blaming; dalis 9: will be finishing; dalis 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421943445),
	(239, 239, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; financial; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421946139),
	(240, 240, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421946943),
	(241, 241, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {joined; forced; attached} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economical; economic} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421950375),
	(242, 242, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economical; economic; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: biological; part 2: strick; part 3: attached; part 4: financial; part 5: predictal; part 6: combational; part 7: difficult; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: am living', 1421954552),
	(243, 243, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: forced; part 4: economical; part 5: predicted; part 6: cobated; part 7: new; part 8: ; part 9: finished; part 10: lived', 1421955919),
	(244, 244, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {attached; joined; forced} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {financial; economic; economical} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', NULL, 1421957208),
	(263, 263, 1, 'deferredfeedback', 32, 1, 10.0000000, 0.0000000, 1.0000000, 0, '1. FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT WORD FROM THE LIST. THERE IS ONE WORD WHICH IS NOT NECESSARY TO USE: \n\n_biological, extended, strict _ \n\n  \n\n1. Living far from all their relatives, their children were isolated from the _____ family. \n\n2. Marion had a(n) _____ upbringing and wasn’t allowed to go to parties or stay out late. \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n 2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ITEM: \n\n  \n\n1. Family members are emotionally {forced; attached; joined} to each other through long-time relationships. \n\n2. Wives and husbands experience {economic; economical; financial} difficulties. \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n 3. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in brackets.\n\n1. He is _____ . You can’t trust him. (PREDICT) \n\n2. They are quite _____ . They usually argue everyday. (COMBAT) \n\n  \n\n[…] \n\n  \n\n4. FILL IN THE SUITABLE WORD. WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORD. THERE IS A HINT IN THE BRACKET. \n\n  \n\n1. He lost his job and got into a(n) _____ situation. (_difficult_) \n\n2. She _____ me for her problems. (_understanding why sb is doing something_) \n\n […] \n\n  \n\n5. FILL IN THE CORRECT PRESENT OR FUTURE FORMS. \n\n  \n\nDear Jane, \n\n  \n\nI am writing to you to tell about my life in Toronto. This June, I 1) _____ (FINISH) my studies in college. By the time I’m ready to go back home, I 2) _____ (LIVE) here in Toronto for 5 years […] \n\n ', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: unpredictable; part 6: combative; part 7: awkward; part 8: is blaming; part 9: will be finishing; part 10: will have been living', 'part 1: extended; part 2: strict; part 3: attached; part 4: economical; part 5: predictable; part 6: combative; part 7: hard; part 8: is blaming; part 9: am finishing; part 10: will have been living', 1421997651),
