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Question 1:
Could you give us … examples, please? A. different
B. differently
C. others
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Practice Quiz 63 | A1 – Beginner
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- I heard … stupid jokes, too.
- Stop! I got … message.
- Ok…It was … joke.
- We got … payment.
- I believe that too, but I have … view.
- She needed … skills for this mission.
- We saw … members at the conference.
- She chose … hotel.
- I checked … sources, too.
- That was her … decision.
- They … think so about you.
- Your explanations are very … .
- He signs very … .
- He has such a … voice.
- It was a … threat.
- She explained it very … .
- You can say it … . I am prepared to listen.
- It was a … answer.
- …, we met.
- She can speak German very … .
- The distance was too … in order to drive.
- It was a very … decision.
- She answered my questions very … .
- Could you give us … examples, please?
- I’m sure she can solve this task very … .
- I know he thinks … .
- Our progress was really … .
- I hope the exam will be … .
- She said it very …. .
- We … got up early.
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- Fidel Castro and Ernesto Che Guevara are among the most famous revolutionaries. Che Gevara was one of Castros guerrillas in his army, the 26th of July Movement. Although this army was small in numbers and not well trained, Fidel Castro took control over Cubas government. What was the name of the leader of Cuba before Fidel Castro took control?
- The ideas of communism became so widely popular that by the 80s, almost a quarter of the world was under communist rule.
- After the death of Vladimir Lenin there were two possible successors. Joseph Stalin (Iosif Vissarionovich Jughashvili), who had been general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party since 1922, was one possibility. The other one was Leon Trotsky. What happened to Trotsky after Stalin became leader of the Soviet Union?
- One of the most famous quotes of Stalin is The death of one man is a tragedy. The death of millions is a statistic. But when it comes to the victims of his regime, is not just a statistic. Even though determining the exact number of Stalins victims is virtually impossible, we know about millions of people, either shot or exiled to labor camps, in the years of his rule. This was the name of the administration which ran these camps.
- After the death of Stalin in 1953, Nikita Khrushchev came to power. The Cold War reached its peak under his rule, when Khrushchev ordered the installation of short and middle ranged ballistic missiles in Cuba. Although the conflict was settled peacefully, the world was under the threat of nuclear war for 38 long days. There was no winner in this crisis, because just as the Soviets had to remove their missiles from Cuba, the United States had to dismantle their missile installations in this country, which lies on two continents.
- Geogry Markov, a Bulgarian dissident, is probably one of the most famous political victims of Communism in Eastern Europe. Even though he defected from Bulgaria, his life remained in danger. The Bulgarian secret police, with the help of KGB, found located and assassinated him in London using one of the strangest weapons of the Cold War; a small platinum pellet with two holes drilled in it, filled with poison, was fired in his calf muscle by an umbrella. What kind of poison was in the pellet?