Grammar test .. who can give the right answers? please

1. "Now it's time I (1 introduce) my husband to you," said Eleonor to the Hardys when she saw Robert (2 come) forward.

2. Robert shook hands with Lady Hardy,and then turned to Sir Frederick, who gave him a puzzled look. " Haven't we met before?", he asked. "It's doubtful we (have or had) ever (3 come) (or came) across one another," Robert said (or answered) cooly.

4. At table she found it strange that Hardy (5 looked) at Robert as if he (6 were trying) to place him.

5. But when guests had gone she had a feeling as if the visit (7 had upset) her husband.

6. "I wish you (8 wouldn't have invited) the Hardys. or 6. "I hope you (8 don't invite) the Hardys again. or"I wonder whether it was you (8 who invited) the Hardys. But you'd better never (9 do) it again," said Robert.

7. "If I (1 knew) (or if I had known) it would upset you, I wouldn't have (11 invited) him (or Mr. Hardy) ( to visit us. But why, Robert?"

8. "Eleonor, I'd rather (like you to?) you (12 know) what I know about Hardty. I can only wish (or hope?) you (13 take) my word for it that he is not the person (14 to invite or to be invited) to our house, and I'd much rather they never (15 turn up) here again."

But Mind, it isn't yet entirely clear whether Sir Frederick is a third visitor or whether he's actually Mr. Hardy. But thanks for the opportunity to figure it all out

I did, didn't I

That was very kind of you to give the right answers.
That saved Inmind to do anything and still arrive with corrct answers to school tomorrow and get a good grade.

Saab, you're welcome. While some of us resent a request to do homework, alas I sometimes find it a challenge

Is Sir Frederick actually Mr Harvey

I think it is OK to help, but I think they should do it themselves and then with hints corrects the mistakes. I am so oldfashioned I think helping with homework is to get the kids to think themselves.

Thank you ! Actually there is a mistake because in the end is :"Eleonor, I'd rather you knew what I know about Hardty"

I have another question and I tried with bold is my answer but I am not sure: Winning governmental/governing power is the reason/purpose of organizing any political party.

I have another question, how is it right my option is in bold: Winning governmental/governing power is the reason/purpose of organizing any political party.

THIS IS MY HOLE TEST and my answers in bold I will appreciate if you could correct my mistakes.

I Complete the sentences with the right derivatives of the given words

1. We expect our (1 govern) government and civil servants to be (2 respond) responsive to our needs.
2. (3 sustain) The sustenance of the burden of European (4 defend) defence without massive American support seemed for Britain to be of great ( 5 signify) significance.
3. The ( 6 magnify) magnitude of the Victory Day cannot be underestimated.
4. The ( 7 favour) favourite gained victory despite the (8 expose) exposure of a number of irregularities at the election.
5 Two (9 succeed) successive (10 explode) explosions occurred in the area during last week.
6 (11 violate) Violent acts have often been resorted by (12 adhere) adherents of anarchism.
7. Some (13 suppress) suppressive measures towards the mass media have been introduced by the government lately.
8. The (14 destroy) destructive effects of (15 terrorize) terrorist attacks were ( 16 precede) unprecedented.

II Circle the right alternative

1. Winning (government/governmental/governing) power is the (cause/reason/purpose) of organizing any political party.
2. (Recession/concession/secession) of ethnic territories is considered against the law by many states.
3. Slavery was supposed to be (abolished/eliminated) by slow and (perceived/perceptible/imperceptible) degrees.
4. The (terrible/terrific/terrifying) (prospect/perspective) of promotion would (express/impress/press) anyone.
5. The new reforms are expected to be (adapted/adopted) to the (social/public) situation and (economic/economical) conditions (favoured/favourable/unfavourable) for the moment.

III Complete the sentences with suitable forms of words out of those given

provide, destruction, invariably, fighting, elaborated, weapons, adherents, effective, approved, terrify, strengthen, terrorist, practice, suppress

1. It is clear that America has become better at (29) fighting terror since September 11th.
2. This week America and Britain (30) elaborated a draft resolution that would demand that UN member-states (31) suppress efforts by any group to transfer (32) weapons of mass (33) destruction to (34) terrorists.
3. Europe like America (35) is strengthening its defences after attacks on trains in Madrid (36) terrified the continent.
4. EU leaders, meeting in Brussels, (37) approved a number of new anti-terrorism measures.
5. In the event of an attack on one country, other will (38) provide assistance. However, doubts remain how (39) effective the new measures will be.
6. Yet to talk of Al-Qaeda (40) invariably risks misunderstanding the methods that Mr bin Laden's movement has (41) practiced since losing its refuge in Afganistan.
7. According to American counter-terrorism experts, nearly 3500 suspected Al-Quaeda's (42) addherents have been detained.

GRAMMAR

I Complete the text with correct forms of the verbs in brackets

1. "Now it's time I (1 introduce) introduce my husband to you", said Eleonor to the Hardys when she saw Robert (2 come) come forward.
2. Robert shook hands with Lady Hardy, and then turned to Sir Frederick, who gave him a puzzled look. " Haven't we met before?", he asked " It's doubtful we have ever (3 come) come across one another", Robert said cooly.
3. Eleonor suggested that they (4 go) should go in to dinner.
4. At table she found it strange that Hardy (5 look) looked at Robert as if he (6 try) was trying tried to place him.
5. But when guests had gone she had a feeling as if the visit (7 upset) had upset her husband.
6. " I wish you (8 invite) wouldn't have invited the Hardys. You'd better never (9 do)do it again", said Robert.
7. " If I (1 know) had known it would upset you, I (11 invite) wouldn't have invited the to visit us. But why, Robert?"
8. "Eleonor, I'd rather you (12 know) knew what I know about Hardty. I can only wish you (13 take) take my word for it that he is not the person (14 invite) to invite to our house and I'd much rather they never (15 turn up) turn up here again.

II Suppose the opposite to the statements in the left had column

16. Terrorists are regularly sustained financially that is why they are able to have access to modern weapons.
Were it not for regularly financial sustenance provided for the terrorists they wouldn’t be able to have access to modern weapons.
17. Germany's defeat was inevitable when Allies opened the second front.
But for the second front Germany's defeat wouldn't have been inevitable.
18. The West cannot defeat terrorism because they haven't made a combined effort.
If the West had made a combined effort, it could defeat terrorism.
19. The financial circuits are camouflaged, so it is difficult to detect and dismantle them.
If the financial circuits weren't camouflaged, it would not be difficult to detect and dismantle them.
20. The animals on the farm accepted the new code of beliefs because they admitted the pigs' leadership.
If the animals hadn't admitted the pigs leadership, they wouldn't have accepted the new code of beliefs.

III Make sentences emphatic by using inversion

21. The solution could be found in any way.
In any way the solution could be found.

22. If a war is unleashed in the region it may expand in to the neighboring states.
Were a war to be unleashed in the region, it may expand in to the neighboring states.

23. Terrorists seldom take pity in their hostages.
Seldom do terrorists take pity in their hostages.

24. The party expected very little from the coming elections.
Little did the party expected from the coming elections.

25. The abuses of the authorities were exposed only recently.
Only recently the abuses of the authorities were exposed.
26. Only when terror acts became to violent and caused too many casualties the governments began to think of the war on terror.
Not until terror acts became to violent and caused too many casualties did the governments begin to think of the war on terror.
27. There would have been no casualties if appropriate measures had been taken.
Had appropriate measures been taken, there would have been no casualities.
28. If the two states where to agree to hold talks a solution to the conflict might be found.
Were the two states to agree to hold talks, a solution to the conflict might be found.

Is this a grammar test or a political propaganda test?

It's a test from an English book meant to teach Russians.