1) I wish I to Jane like that. B: Don’t worry. I’m sure she will forgive you. a.wouldn’t speak
b.didn’t speak
c.won’t speak
d.hadn’t spoken

2) He will have done it by the time Mum home.
a.got
b.gets
c.get
d.will get

3) The teacher did not give me a very good mark, I didn’t understand.
a.what
b.which
c.that
d.who

4) I wish I all my money last week.
a.didn’t spend
b.haven’t spent
c.hadn’t spent
d.wouldn’t have spent

5) If the library is closed, I home.
a.went
b.would go
c.will go
d.go

6) We’ll have another meeting this week, provided no one (object).
a.objects
b.will object
c.objected
d.would object

7) I wish I at the children like that. B: Why? They were being naughty.
a.not shouted
b.hadn’t shouted
c.wouldn’t shout
d.wouldn’t have shouted

8) If the car (be) out of order again, you’ll have to call the service station.
a.will be
b.would be
c.was
d.is

9) How managers should make decisions in their organizations is known as:
a.analytical decision making
b.normative decision making
c.descriptive decision making
d.rational decision making
e.systematical decision making

10) I wish you (be) here with me now!
a.was
b would be
c.will be
d.are
e.were

11) After checking exams papers the teacher usually gives us after about a week.
a.opinion
b.correction
c.feedback
d.review
e.correlation

12) Unless you (obey) the law, you may be fined.
a.would have obeyed
b.would obey
c.obey
d.had obey
e.will obey

13) But for the fog we (reach) our destination ages ago.
a.had reached
b.would have reached
c.reached
d.reach
e.would reach

1) I wish I to Jane like that. B: Don’t worry. I’m sure she will forgive you.
Answer: b. didn't speak
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker regrets not speaking to Jane in a certain way. The correct choice is "didn't speak" because it indicates a past action that did not happen.

2) He will have done it by the time Mum home.
Answer: b. gets
Explanation: In this sentence, the action of the person doing it will be completed before the mother arrives home. The correct choice is "gets" because it indicates a future time when the mother will be home.

3) The teacher did not give me a very good mark, I didn’t understand.
Answer: a. what
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker wants to know why the teacher did not give a good mark. The correct choice is "what" because it is used to ask for clarification or explanation.

4) I wish I all my money last week.
Answer: a. didn't spend
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker regrets spending all their money. The correct choice is "didn't spend" because it indicates a past action that did not happen.

5) If the library is closed, I home.
Answer: b. would go
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker states a conditional statement. The correct choice is "would go" because it indicates a hypothetical action that would happen if the library is closed.

6) We’ll have another meeting this week, provided no one (object).
Answer: d. would object
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker is talking about a possible objection from someone during the meeting. The correct choice is "would object" because it indicates a hypothetical objection.

7) I wish I at the children like that. B: Why? They were being naughty.
Answer: d. wouldn’t have shouted
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker regrets shouting at the children. The correct choice is "wouldn't have shouted" because it indicates a past action that the speaker wishes didn't happen.

8) If the car (be) out of order again, you’ll have to call the service station.
Answer: c. was
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker talks about a possible situation when the car is out of order. The correct choice is "was" because it indicates a conditional situation.

9) How managers should make decisions in their organizations is known as:
Answer: d. rational decision making
Explanation: This question asks for the term used to describe how managers should make decisions in their organizations. The correct choice is "rational decision making" because it refers to the process of making logical and well-thought-out decisions.

10) I wish you (be) here with me now!
Answer: e. were
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker expresses a wish that the person they are speaking to were here with them. The correct choice is "were" because it is used in the subjunctive mood to express a hypothetical or unreal situation.

11) After checking exams papers the teacher usually gives us after about a week.
Answer: c. feedback
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker talks about what the teacher usually provides after checking exam papers. The correct choice is "feedback" because it refers to the comments or evaluation given by the teacher.

12) Unless you (obey) the law, you may be fined.
Answer: c. obey
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker talks about a condition where the person being addressed needs to obey the law. The correct choice is "obey" because it indicates the action that needs to be taken.

13) But for the fog we (reach) our destination ages ago.
Answer: b. would have reached
Explanation: In this sentence, the speaker talks about a hypothetical situation where the fog prevented them from reaching their destination. The correct choice is "would have reached" because it indicates a hypothetical action that did not happen due to the fog.