Help me please!

I had a test. I have some questions...
Choose the correct answer, please.

In cold countries people wear thick clothes ........ warm.
for keep,
for keeping,
for to keep,
to keeping

In England people are always talking about ........
weather,
a weather,
the weather

You've heard of Mohammed Ali, ....... ?
don't you
haven't you
had you
didn't you

He is one of ....... boxers in the world.
the famous
the most famous
more famous
the famousest

After he ....... an Olympic gold medal he became a professional boxer.
had won
have won
was winning
would win

Then, when he became a champion, his religious beliefs ....... change his name.
have made him
made him to
made him
would made

If he ....... lost his fight with Sonny Liston, no one would have been surprised.
has
would have
had
had had

Like any top sportsman he ... train very hard when he was fighting.
must
should
has to
had to

but with ....... success.
little
a little
few
a few

In the 19th century a few people succeeded ....... in balloons.
into flying
to fly
to flying
in flying

But it wasn't until the beginning of this century that anybody ....... able to fly in a machine which was heavier than air,
were
is
was
would have been

in other words, in ....... we now call a plane.
who
what
where
which

The Wright brothers' machine was the forerunner of the airliners that are ....... common sight today.
such
such a
so
such the

Although space satellites have existed ....... less than 50 years,
since
during
though
for

we are now dependent ....... them
since
on
though
for

When these ....... completed,
are
will be
are going
will have been

it will be the first time that astronauts ........ work in space in large numbers.
can
could
will be able to
are able to

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Help me please!

I had a test. I have some questions...
Choose the correct answer, please.

In cold countries people wear thick clothes ........ warm.
for keep,
for keeping,
for to keep,
to keeping

for should be following by the verb ending in "ing".

A cellphone is used for speaking with other people.
A clock is used for telling the time.

to is followed by the present tense

A cellphone is used to speak with other people.
A clock is used to tell the time.
 

so another correct answer (though it is not here) could be "to keep"

In England people are always talking about ........
weather,
a weather,
the weather

The only article ever used with weather is "the".
"How is the weather?"
"The weather is good."

You've heard of Mohammed Ali, ....... ?
don't you
haven't you
had you
didn't you

Because the beginning of the question is in the present perfect tense the conjoining clause also has to be in the present perfect.

You have heard about Johnny, haven't you?

In order for the answer to be "didn't you" the beginning of the question would have to be simple past: "You heard about Mohammed Ali, didn't you?" 

He is one of ....... boxers in the world.
the famous
the most famous
more famous
the famousest

You want to pick "the most famous" because "one of", when describing someone or something, is followed by the definite article "the" which in turn is followed by the adjective in its superlative form. In this case, the superlative is "most famous", since "famousest" is not the correct way to write the superlative form of "famous". 

Other examples: 

She is one of the prettiest girls in school.
He is one of the smartest boys I know.
She is one of the most humble girls I have ever met.

After he ....... an Olympic gold medal he became a professional boxer.
had won
have won
was winning
would win

This is correct, good job!

Then, when he became a champion, his religious beliefs ....... change his name.
have made him
made him to
made him
would made

When a subject is acting on a direct object, the preposition "to" is usually not needed, with a few exceptions such as when using the verb "told", "I told him to get out of bed."

I made her get out of bed.
Sally took the dog for a walk.
Her new beliefs made her think differently.
I kicked her in the head.
I made him go outside to fetch the morning paper.

Notice none of these have "to" after the direct object.

Help me please!

I had a test. I have some questions...
Choose the correct answer, please.

In cold countries people wear thick clothes ........ warm.
for keep,
for keeping,
for to keep,
to keeping

In England people are always talking about ........
weather,
a weather,
the weather

You've heard of Mohammed Ali, ....... ?
don't you
haven't you
had you
didn't you

He is one of ....... boxers in the world.
the famous
the most famous
more famous
the famousest

After he ....... an Olympic gold medal he became a professional boxer.
had won
have won
was winning
would win

Then, when he became a champion, his religious beliefs ....... change his name.
have made him
made him to
made him
would made

If he ....... lost his fight with Sonny Liston, no one would have been surprised.
has
would have
had
had had

Like any top sportsman he ... train very hard when he was fighting.
must
should
has to
had to

but with ....... success.
little
a little
few
a few

In the 19th century a few people succeeded ....... in balloons.
into flying
to fly
to flying
in flying

But it wasn't until the beginning of this century that anybody ....... able to fly in a machine which was heavier than air,
were
is
was
would have been

in other words, in ....... we now call a plane.
who
what
where
which

The Wright brothers' machine was the forerunner of the airliners that are ....... common sight today.
such
such a
so
such the

Although space satellites have existed ....... less than 50 years,
since
during
though
for

we are now dependent ....... them
since
on
though
for

When these ....... completed,
are
will be
are going
will have been

it will be the first time that astronauts ........ work in space in large numbers.
can
could
will be able to
are able to