KET在线测试考题

:Written Test1、Choose thebest answer for each question.2、Stop whenthe questions become too difficult.3、Spend nomore than 40 minutes on the test.

:I. Multiple choice.

Q1:1. Saturdayis the _________ day of the week to go to the shopping centre. It’s busy!

Q2:2. If I_________ my homework soon. I’ll go out.

Q3:3. You_________ go to school if you don’t feel well.

Q4:4. My friend Jane is a very_________ person. Shealways smile a lot.

Q5:5.I arrived France on Saturday. It’s Tuesday now. Iarrived _________ .

Q6:6. When Isaw Jack yesterday he _________ for a bus.

Q7:7. Johnisn’t _________ his sister.

Q8:8. Jamesalways studies _________ me.

Q9:9. _________ we don’t leave soon，we’ll miss thetrain.

Q10:10. Ourletters _________ by the postman everymorning.

Q11:11. I don’tlike that website. There aren’t_________ pictures on it.

:II. Read and choose.Why do the English drive on the” wrong”side of the road?Visitors to Britain often wonder(1) _______ the British are the only people who still drive their cars on theleft-hand side of the road. Actually, the British are (2) _______ alone. Overtwo billion people (3) _______ over 70 countries still drive on the left. Someexperts believe that in the Middle Ages most people in Europe drove (4) ______carts and carriages and rode their horses on the left because it was safer.Staying on the left (5) _______ it easier for them to use their swords if robbersattacked them from the opposite direction. Recently, when archaeologists (6)_______ examining a Roman site in England, they discovered that even in ancienttimes people travelled on the left. So when did people in Europedecide to change sides? One suggestion is that during the 1800s Napoleon forcedcountries to change to the right. The countries (7) _______ did not take overcontinued to drive on the left. This (8) _______ why half of Europe drove onthe right, while the other half drove on the left.Europeremained fairly equally divided until the 20th century, when (9) _______countries changed to the right. The last country to change sides was Sweden on3rd September 1967. Britain, Eire, Cyprus and Malta continue to drive on theleft.

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