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- … were stones piled at intervals.
Question 1:
… were stones piled at intervals. A. Until the earliest road markers
B. Road markers were the earliest
C. The earliest road markers
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Practice Quiz 79 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- The financial manager’s job … for the best interest rates available.
- The attorney told his client that … .
- A hero of the war, … President.
- … were stones piled at intervals.
- … of staging a play.
- The seating of musicians in an orchestra is arranged … .
- The teacher suggested that her students … experiences during holidays.
- …, this animal used to roam freely worldwide.
- On the slope … the ruin of a gigantic tree.
- Penguins may live … twenty years.
- Until her death, she … New York’s American Museum of History.
- By praying outside saloon, and throwing rocks in saloon windows, … .
- After the funeral, the residents of the building … .
- Steve belongs to the … .
- A vacuum will neither conduct heat nor … .
- They still do the task … than do the machine tools invented to replace them.
- Only … of the breeds of cattle have been brought.
- One purpose … to decide if there is sufficient evidence.
- This country has not yet ratified the agreement, and … .
- He contributed a great deal to American art: … .
- Jellyfish are … on Earth.
- Neptune is an extremely cold planet, and … .
- Deserts are often formed … they are cut off from rain.
- … were stones piled at intervals.
- The earliest ancestors of humans that stood upright resembled chimpanzees … .
- Scientists think … helps some tree to conserve water.
- Using symbols makes … to put a large amount of information on a single map.
- From his early teens … .
- The capacity for flight … insects from other invertebrates.
- Some mollusks are useful as food, especially bivalves … oysters, clams and scallops.
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