Here are the solutions to your English exam questions: Section One: Grammar I. Conditionals 1. If you heat water to 100°C, it \_\_\_\_ (A) boils (B) will boil (C) would boil (D) would have boiled A) boils* (This is a zero conditional, used for general truths or scientific facts.) 2. If she studies hard, she \_\_\_\_ the exam. (A) passes (B) will pass (C) would pass (D) would have passed B) will pass* (This is a first conditional, used for real and possible situations in the future.) 3. If I were rich, I \_\_\_\_ around the world. (A) travel (B) will travel (C) would travel (D) would have traveled C) would travel* (This is a second conditional, used for hypothetical or unlikely situations in the present or future.) 4. If they had left earlier, they \_\_\_\_ the train yesterday. (A) catch (B) will catch (C) would catch (D) would have caught D) would have caught* (This is a third conditional, used for hypothetical situations in the past that did not happen.) II. Suffixes 5. The word "education" contains which suffix? A) -ment B) -tion C) -ize D) -ate B) -tion* 6. Choose the correct word: "We need to \_\_\_\_ the system." C) modernize* (The sentence requires a verb.) 7. Which word uses the suffix -ment? A) agreement B) activate C) realize D) creation A) agreement* 8. Activate contains which suffix? A) -ate B) -tion C) -ment D) -ize A) -ate* III. Obligations, prohibitions and absence of obligations 9. You \_\_\_\_ wear a seatbelt while driving. A) must B) mustn't C) don't have to D) shouldn't A) must* (This indicates a strong obligation or necessity.) 10. You \_\_\_\_ smoke here. It is prohibited. A) must B) have to C) mustn't D) don't have to C) mustn't* (This indicates a prohibition or something that is not allowed.) 11. She \_\_\_\_ finish her homework before going out. A) mustn't B) has to C) don't have to D) might B) has to* (This indicates an obligation or requirement.) 12. You \_\_\_\_ come early if you don't want to. A) must B) mustn't C) don't have to D) has to C) don't have to* (This indicates an absence of obligation; it is not necessary.) IV. Relative pronouns & relative clauses 13. The man \_\_\_\_ is talking is my teacher. A) which B) whose C) who D) whom C) who* (Used as the subject pronoun for a person.) 14. This is the book \_\_\_\_ I borrowed from the library. A) who B) which C) whose D) whom B) which* (Used for things or animals.) 15. The girl \_\_\_\_ father is a doctor is very kind. A) who B) whom C) whose D) which C) whose* (Used to show possession.) Section Two: Matching Direction: Match items under column A with their synonyms found under column B. 16. look after B) care of* 17. take after E) similar* 18. come down C) calm* 19. come across A) contact suddenly* 20. drop out D) leave*