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I* Cir%"e the %orre%t a#s&er* 1. er i!ea took / was taken for grante!. ". The win! has broken / has been broken their glass !oor. #. Italian speaks / is spoken in Swit$erlan!. %. is book is reading / is being read at the moment in the high societ& circles.

'. (a )inci had painted / had been painted *ona +isa before some of his other famous paintings. ,. -nna .arenina was writing / was written b& Tolsto&. /. The pri$e will give / will be given to her b& the presi!ent. 0. 1e are going to leave / be left alone b& our teachers if we change our attitu!e. 2. 1h& can3t &ou tell / be told me the truth4 15. Their brother has employed / has been employed for si6 &ears. 11. e gave / was given a present to her. 1". She gave / was given this present for her we!!ing anniversar&. 1#. *& bike runs / is run ver& fast. 1%. e knocked down / was knocked down b& a bike &ester!a&. 1'. er house ruined / was ruined in the fire. 1,. I !on7t know an&thing about buil!ing. I will have built my house / will have my house built. 1/. -lthough she is a professional cook8 she has all her cakes made / makes all the cakes. 10. She is a hair9!resser8 so she has had her new hair-style done / has done her new hairstyle. 12. I !i!n7t go to the post office. I had all the letters sent by my secretary / had sent all the letters. "5. :ur son had his bike repaired / repaired his bike. 1e are so prou! of him. II* +ra#s or!atio#s A* ,a(e these se#te#%es passive* 1. The garage mechanic is repairing the car now. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ". - famous !irector has !onate! one million !ollars for the victims of tsunami. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; #. The& were still buil!ing the hotel when there was an earth<uake. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; %. The& ha! planne! the itinerar& long before the& went on their trip. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; '. The& will !eliver the newspapers earl& in the morning. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,. The fire !estro&e! all the files. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; /. 1hat have &ou !one to make them feel better4 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 0. The& will have complete! most of the work b& the time the presi!ent arrives. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2. People believe! for a long time that the =arth was the centre of the >niverse. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 15. The& ma!e him pa& back all the mone&. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -* ,a(e the o""o&i#. se#te#%es a%tive* 1. 1ere &ou tol! to show &our luggage4 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ". :ur conversation is being recor!e! b& the police. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; #. The cake will have been taken out of the oven b& lunch time. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; %. 1e are going to be given the han!outs b& the lecturer.

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; '. The wor! ?Croatian@ shoul! be written with a capital letter. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,. :ur flight has Aust been announce!. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; /. :pals are mine! for in -ustralia. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 0. The !rinks were being serve! b& a han!some barten!er. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2. Several stu!ents ha! been punishe! b& that teacher before the parents were warne! about the problem b& the authorities. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 15. The essa&s are to be han!e! in at the en! of the week. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; C* ,a(e the a%tive se#te#%es passive a#/ the passive o#es a%tive* 1. If the television set ha! been repaire! properl&8 it woul!n3t have broken !own again. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ". Fish fingers !on3t have to be !efroste! before the& are frie!. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; #. The bri!e3s aunt is going to prepare all the foo! for the we!!ing reception. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; %. The towels aren3t washe! ever& !a& b& the hotel staff. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; '. is &oung assistant was counting the leaflets. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,. Their apartment is being re!ecorate! b& a famous interior !esigner. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; /. The stu!ents have not &et use! the new laborator&. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 0. The !ocument must have been erase!. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 2. Someone ought to have reporte! it to the principal. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 15. e was believe! to have been kille! b& the terrorists. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; III* 1. ". #. %. P0t the verbs i# bra%(ets i#to the appropriate passive or!*

The conference was over after the final conclusions ;;;;;;;;;; B!rawC. +ook at this beautiful laceD 1here ;;;;;;;;;; it ;;;;;;;;;; BmakeC4 The report ;;;;;;;;;; BgiveC ne6t Satur!a&. 1hat3s going on in &our house4 ;;;;;;;;;; it ;;;;;;;;;; Boccup&C b& some part& goers4 '. The ol! oak tree ;;;;;;;;;; BknockC !own in the heav& storm &ester!a&. ,. Eane is not here. She ;;;;;;;;;; BtakeC to hospital. /. I have !eci!e! it. I ;;;;;;;;;; BprepareC well for the final e6am ne6t week. 0. It is such an interesting posterD 1ho ;;;;;;;;;; it ;;;;;;;;;; BcreateC b&4 2. The& ;;;;;;;;;; BhumiliateC in public for more than two hours before the police finall& arrive!. 15. I ;;;;;;;;;; BtellC the whole stor&. That3s wh& I can3t Au!ge them. 11. e must ;;;;;;;;;; BsupportC b& ver& powerful people !uring his last campaign.

1". - lot of paintings ;;;;;;;;;; BstealC last summer8 but luckil& the& have all been foun!. 1#. 1ho ;;;;;;;;;;The Titanic ;;;;;;;;;; B!irectC b&4 1%. I have forgotten to !o it8 but I promise8 it ;;;;;;;;;; B!oC in a minute. 1'. This coat can3t ;;;;;;;;;; BwashC in a washing machine. 1,. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BinAureC in a car acci!ent8 she never wante! to !rive again. 1/. This proAect has got ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BfinishC before the en! of the month. 10. She loves ;;;;;;;;;;; BtakeC to a restaurant. II* CAUSA+IVE HAVE $GE+) Fi#ish the se%o#/ se#te#%e 0si#. 1%a0sative have2 or 1.et2* 1. Fou can7t see so well. Yo03/ better ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . ". *& mechanic is ver& skilful8 I !on7t have to !o a thing m&self. I a"&a's ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . #. -re &ou sure that &our theor& is going to work4 Getter ask for evaluation. Yo0 sho0"/ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . %. I woul! like to bu& that house. *& law&er will make all the arrangements. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . '. Sorr&8 I can7t talk to &ou now. The waiters are serving !inner. We ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . ,. (i! &ou prepare all the papers before &ou met him4 Yes4 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . /. 1h& were the painters in her home the whole !a& &ester!a&4 She ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . 0. Four nails look so goo!. ave &ou visite! the beaut& parlour4 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; a &ee( a.o. 2. I can7t make a suit8 so I have !eci!e! to fin! a goo! tailor. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . 15. 1h& are &ou still me!!ling with this greas& engine4 Yo0 %o0"/ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . III* Wha"es 1hales 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BbeC an important part of people3s lives for thousan!s of &ears. For a long time whales " ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BhuntC an! # ;;;;;;;;;;;; BkillC on a large scale. =ven in the &ears to come8 thousan!s of these marine mammals8 which % ;;;;;;;;;;;;; BproveC to have a high intelligence8 ' ;;;;;;;;;;;; BkillC. Commercial whale hunting8 which , ;;;;;;;;;;;; BstartC in 1/55s8 was a ver& big business until about ,5 &ears ago. 1ales / ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BhuntC so that people coul! use the whale fat for oil in lamps an! to make can!les an! soap. The plates from baleen whales 0 ;;;;;;;;;;;;; BuseC for making women3s clothing8 umbrellas an! other things. 1haling 2 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bgo onC for centuries8 taking tens of thousan!s of whales a &ear. Technolog& 15 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; BallowC whalers to hunt faster whales an! to carr& on their hunts throughout the worl!3s oceans. Hew technologies an! the high !eman! for whale pro!ucts 11 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; B!ecreaseC man& whale populations. The number of the whales that 1" ;;;;;;;;;;;;; BslaughterC was so high that man& whale populations were incapable of recovering. Gecause females 1# ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bbree!C until the& are mature Bover ten &ears of ageC8 an! onl& one little whale 1% ;;;;;;;;;;;; BbearC in two &ears8 whales coul! not pro!uce enough &oung to replace the numbers that 1' ;;;;;;;;;;;;; BkillC b& whalers. P0t the verbs i# bra%(ets i#to the appropriate a%tive or passive or!* So!e #e.atives &i"" be re50ire/*

1hen some whale populations 1, ;;;;;;;;;;;;; B!ecreaseC in such a large number that the& 1/ ;;;;;;;;;;; BbecomeC almost e6tinct8 the whalers reali$e! that some sort of resource management 10 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bnee!C. In 12%, the International Convention for the Iegulation of 1haling 12 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bintro!uceC. The original purpose of the Convention was to set the rules to help increase whale populations so that the whaling in!ustr& "5 ;;;;;;;;;;;; Bcan continueC. To!a&8 commercial whaling "1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bforbi!C almost ever&where in the worl!. In spite of the international ban8 man& whale populations "" ;;;;;;;;;;;; BrecoverC an! "# ;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bconsi!erC to be threatene! or en!angere!. There are still some countries in which whales "% ;;;;;;;;;;;;; BhuntC8 but8 hopefull&8 because of the pressure from concerne! people the& "' ;;;;;;;;;;; BforceC to reconsi!er their actions an! stop killing these magnificent creatures. IV* Rea/ the te6t be"o& a#/ %o!p"ete ea%h .ap &ith o#e s0itab"e &or/*

Let3s ,a(e a Dea" PRE+E7KO 8 NE,OGU9E SLI:EDI+I SLO;ENO I<LAGAN:E -s a motivating e6ample behin! the !iscussion of probabilit&8 a theor& has O been !evelope! which allows the +et7s *ake a (eal Para!o6 to 1________ investigate! 2 ________ stu!ents. This para!o6 3 ________ relate! to a popular television show in the 12/57s. In the show8 a contestant was 4 ________ a choice of three !oors one of which containe! a pri$e. The other two !oors containe! gag gifts like a chicken or a !onke&. -fter an initial !oor ha! 5 ________ chosen b& the contestant8 the host of the show then reveale! an empt& !oor among the two unchosen !oors8 an! aske! the contestant if he or she woul! like to switch to the other unchosen !oor. The <uestion is 9 shoul! the chosen !oor 6 ________ switche!. -re the o!!s of winning increase! through switching4 The intuition of most stu!ents tells them that each of the !oors8 the ones that 7 ________ not chosen an! the ones that were 8 ________8 are e<uall& likel& to contain the pri$e so that there is a '59'5 chance of winning with either selection. This8 however8 is not the case. The probabilit& of winning b& using the switching techni<ue is "J# while the o!!s of winning b& not switching is 1J#. This was 9 ________ e6plaine! to stu!ents as follows. The probabilit& of picking the wrong !oor in the initial stage of the game is "J#. If the contestant picks the wrong !oor initiall&8 the remaining empt& !oor must 10 ________ reveale! b& the host in the secon! stage of the game. Thus8 if the contestant switches after picking the wrong !oor initiall&8 the pri$e 11 ________ be won. The probabilit& of winning b& switching is 12 ________ to the probabilit& of picking the wrong !oor in the initial stage which is clearl& "J#. (espite this para!o6 13 ________ clearl& e6plaine!8 the problem is rarel& 14 ________ b& most stu!ents. Thus the strong intuition8 which most stu!ents have in this case8 cannot 15 ________ con<uere! so easil&. The e6periments in this fiel! have 16 ________ use! b& scientists to investigate a ran!om phenomena. IV* So!e o the o""o&i#. se#te#%es are %orre%t a#/ so!e have !ista(es i# the!* +i%( the %orre%t o#es a#/ %orre%t the o#es &ith !ista(es*

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