Module 3 Test Grammar1 Prices of daily goods_through a computer can be lower than store prices.A are bought B bought C been bought D buying2 The town Hall_in the 1880s was the most distinguished building at the time. A to be completed B having been completed C completed D being completed3 Most of the people _to the party were famous film stars.A invited B to invite C being invited D inviting4 -=Oh, its you! I _you.-Ive just had my hair cut and Im wearing new glasses.A didnt recognize B hadnt recognized C havent recognized D dont recognize5 Mother_us stories when we were young.A was used to tell B is used to telling C used to tell D used to telling6 The disc, digitally _in the studio, sounded fantastic at the party that night.A recorded B recording C to be recorded D having recorded7 Linda worked for the Minnesota Manufacturing and Mining Company,_as 3M.A knowing B known C being known D to be known8. It was in the lab_was taken care of by Professor Harris_they did the experiment.A that; where B which; where C which; that D whom; that9 _in her finest skirt, the girl tried to make herself_at the party.A. Dressed; noticed B. Dressing; noticed C. Dressed; noticing D. Dressing; being noticed.10-Can I smoke here? -Sorry. We dont allow_ here.A people smoking B people smoke C to smoke D smoking11. The computer center,_ last year, is very popular among the students in this school. A open B opening C having opened D opened12 The heros story_ differently in the newspapers.A was reported B was reporting C reports D reported13-I hear Jane has gone to the Holy Island for her holiday.-Oh, how nice! Do you know when she_?A was leaving B had left C has left D left14 The year 2002_remarkable changes in Shanghais landscape.A sees B has seen C saw D had seen15 I thought Jim would say something about his school report, but he_it. A doesnt mention B hadnt mentioned C didnt mention D hasnt mentioned1. When asked by the police, he said that he remember _ at the party, but not _. A. to arrive; leaving B. to arrive; to leave C. arriving; leaving D. arriving; to leave2. I really cant understand _ her like that. A. you treat B. you to treat C. why treat D. you treating3. The man insisted _ a taxi for me even though I told him I lived nearby. A. find B. to find C. on finding D. in finding4. Having been ill in bed for nearly a month, he had a hard time _ the exam. A. pass B. to pass C. passed D. passing5. Tony was very unhappy for _ to the party. A. having not been invited B. not having invited C. having not invited D. not having been invited6. I really appreciate _ to relax with you on this nice island. A. to have had time B. having time C. to have time D. to having time7. Isnt it time you got down to _ the papers? A. mark B. be marked C. being marked D. marking8. If you think that treating a woman well means always her permission for things, think again. A. gets B. got C. to get D. getting9. After he became conscious, he remember _ and _ on the head with a rod. A. to attack; hit B. to be attacked; to be hit C. attacking; be hit D. having been attacked; hit10. It is difficult ti imagines his _ the decision without any consideration. A. accept B. accepting C. to accept D. accepted11. She missed _ to the meeting on Friday. A. to go B. going C. gone D. to have gone12. -Jack, seeing the wonderful diamond necklaces on display, I cant help _ one. -Really? But Im sorry I cant help _ one for you because I know little about them. A. buying; choosing B. to buy; to choose C. buying; to choose D. to buy; choosing13. I didnt feel like _, so he suggested _ a letter in English. A. doing some reading; practicing writing B. doing some reading; to practice to write C. to read; to practice writing D. to do some reading; to practice to write14. Excuse me for _ in without _. A. coming; asking B. coming; being asked C. to come; asking D. to come; being asked15. I know he didnt listen to me, but I went on _ to get him _ in the plan. A. to hope; interesting B. to hope; interested C. hoping; interested D. hoping; interesting