Ready for CAE p 152. Good News for Dog Owners. Extra Multiple Choice Cloze

Good News for Dog Owners!
If you often travel abroad for your holidays, what (0) __________ with your beloved pet dog? Do you put him in a kennel or leave him with friends? One thing is certain, you’re extremely unlikely to take him with you, because if you (1) __________, he (2) __________ six months in quarantine when you return. A bit of a stiff penalty for two weeks’ romping in the Dordogne! But this is set to change soon. From April your dog will be able to travel with you (3) __________ he (4) __________ a rabies vaccination and is wearing an identification chip. Cara Lewis, spokesperson for the Animal Welfare Society, said, “This is very good news for all British animal lovers. I know many people who (5) __________ take their dogs on holiday with them if only they (6) __________ . Indeed, I used to travel to northern France regularly and I (7) __________ my dog Wolfie with me every time (8) __________ the quarantine regulations.” But Cara also has words of warning: “Pet owners should remember that there are other considerations when taking animals abroad. (9) __________ your animal become disorientated, he (10) __________, so ensure that he is wearing a collar with your holiday address at all times.”
It isn’t all good news, however. If you (11) __________ to a country outside Western Europe this year, you (12) __________ your pet with you ‑ it will be some time before regulations for other destinations are relaxed, if ever.
From: Advanced Learners’ Grammar (Longman)

0  A will you do    B  would you do          C  do you do
1   A had done      B  did                           C  do
2  A will spend     B  has to spend             C  would have to spend
3  A providing      B  unless                       C  in case
4  A had                B  had had                    C  has had
5  A could            B  will                           C  would
6  A can                B  could                        C  should be able to
7  A have taken     B  will have taken         C  would have taken
8  A unless            B  but for                       C  so long as
9  A Should           B  Did                            C  Had
10 A runs away     B  should run away        C  might run away
11 A will travel     B  are travelling            C  would travel
12 A don’t take     B  can’t have taken        C won’t be able to take


KEY

0. C
1. B
2. C
3. A
4. C
5. C
6. B
7. C
8. B
9. A
10. C
11. B
12. C

Vocabulary:
Stiff: costing a lot or too much. There's a stiff $30 entrance fee to the exhibition.
Romp:  to play in a happy and noisy way.