PEITYBJIMKA CPBHJA MHHMCTAPCTBO IIPOCBETE TIPHJEMHM MCHAT 3A @HOJOWIKE TMMHA3HJE H OJEIBEA TECTOBH 3 EHTJIECKOL JE3HKACIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER She bought two: of bread and five for dinner. a. loafs / potatoes b. loaves / potatoes, loaves / potatos He unhappy for the last three days and he still looks miserable. a. is b. was c. has been He believes that new students are working to pass the exam. a. so hardly . hard enough ©. enough hard She promised never to a. let him see it. B. allowed him to see it. c. let him see it. Thave a dog name is Roko. a. who's b. whose cc. which ‘Are there enough copies for everybody? Yes, you can have you need. a, asmany as b. so many o I can't remember where her money. a, does she keep ’. she Keeps ©. is she keeping The dress will be ready and you will have it a. in four days / on Friday evening », for four days / on Friday evening c. in four days / in Friday evening She thinks that biology is least difficult subject. a. the /the _fa J the . Iprefer working here alone a. to going there with you. b. than to go there with you. c. than going there with you. |. Would you mind I come back? a. to stay here unl . staying here until —_, staying here as long . Do you know 2 a. where did it take place b. where it took place c. where was it taking place . He makes so many mistakes, =? a. doesn't he B. does he . isn't he . They're . We are proud of them. a. such good students ‘b. so good students c, such a good students20. 21. i 22, 23. 24. 25. 26. 21. 28. 29. 30. |. He tried to convince me that it didn't depend him, a. of b. on ¢. from . How long have you had these badges? a. Since I haven't met Tom. b. Since I was 15. c. Before I came here. ', I wasn't satisfied and a, neither were the others b. the others were not, too c. nor did the others . All of my toys are different yours. a, from } than ©. of . He made friends at university and felt rather lonely. a. fewest b. few c. less a. They went quickly into the street last night. b. They quickly went last night into the street. c. They went last night into the street. He didn't get _ the train because he was sleeping. a. out b. of ©. off PUT THE WORDS IN BRACKETS IN THE CORRECT TENSE He says David is, boy in the group. (lazy) This book last year. (publish) She felt so about going to that picnic. (excite) He knew English than anybody else there. (badly) It still when you came in. (rain) They to the theatre twice this month. (be) He always the bus at this stop. (catch) What for? ~ To be served. (Ann/vait) He three glasses since we moved in. (break) I PUT THE ARTICLE WHERE NECESSARY 31/32. You'd better take taxi or you'll be late for concert. 33/34. She wants to see either __ Mediterranean or British Isles.40. 39. VI PUT INTO THE DIRECT SPEECH 38. How often did you drive the car? - Tom asks his son. ‘Tom asks his son Have you got a stamp to give me, Marko? He wants to know Don't forget to return the book. The teacher1g —_»_» > rn] Iipsu jeo Complete the sentences by circling the correct answer (a, b, c or d) 10. i. 12. 13. 14. Women drive than men. amore careful b, more carefully. most carefully _d. most careful You be careful. This is an important test. a. ought b.can c. would d. should . Shakespeare never Rome. a had visited ~b. visited c. has visited d. was visiting There are books in the School Library than at my home. a. few b. little c. less d. fewer The girl address you have does not work in our firm. a. who's ’. which ©. whose d. that You {g0 to school if you don't want to. a. needn't ’b. mustn't c. cannot d. couldn't If Lose the match I desperate. a, would be b. was, c. will be d. that, I prefer coffee tea. a. than B. from cof d.to Thaven't been with Helen last Tuesday. a. for b. since cc. from d.on What last night? a. have you done b. were you done c. are you done d. were you doing This book is : a ourselves our . ours d. ourself In this factory shoes a. produced . producing c.are producing —_d. are produced A) I don't like fish. B) a. 1, too b. I don't, tox cc. Neither I. d. Neither do I. Father told me . a.tonotdoit — b.not todo it «. to do not it d. not do it119 Someone is knocking on the door, a. isn't he b. aren't they is he d. are they What are you _ in? a. interesting ». interest ©. interested 4. interests . She is __. than her sister. a, more beautiful _b. most beautiful . more beautifully, most beautifully What about? a.doyouthink b.are youthinking c. are youthink —_d. does you think These are my ______ books, a. childs’ ». childish ¢. childrens’ 4. children's ________. do you call your cat? a, How b. What ©. Who d. Whose Fill in the gaps with the word or phrases given in brackets: (for; what's the matter; about; what the matter was; my smoking) How do you feel _ ‘going to the cinema? Do you mind here? When I saw her I simply did not know __ with you? You look so sad. ‘Who are you waiting 2 Tpyru geo I Put the article if necessary 1 Irish are supposed to be good singers. 2. Tkeep sand I brought from Sahara in this little jar. II Complete the gaps with the correct preposition 1. Your ideas are completely different mine. 2. Taking regular exercise is key Keeping fit. 3. Have you ever been a foreign country? 4, Joan couldn't recognise anyone the picture,120 II Circle the correct form 1. We're all looking forward the holidays together. a. to spending — prt spend €. about spending 2 lve been working for several months, 'm stil not ead to take the exam. = Since —— b. Foi ¢. Although 3. Neither of the girls any message a. has left ave left c. are leaving 4. I've been practising so but I don't seem to be playing any better. aharder hardly 5. Lether ! a. speak" to speak ¢. to be speaking TV Put the words in brackets into the correct form 1, There are several (thousand) (sheep) being farmed here. 2. We don't know anything yet. The eyewitness still (question). 3. Why the door (lock) when I tried to get in? 4. They (sit) around the table just a couple of seconds before somebody ___ Git) the doorbell. 5. Thank God! She finally (succeed) in breaking the record! 6. The children really (sleep) when you (take) a peep a them? V_ Turn into the indirect speech 1. "Who's the girl in red?" He wants to know 2. "Does Alice know how much I love her?" Bob wonders 3. “Don't say a word!" He was ordered VI Complete the gaps with the correct word 1. Ineed a dictionary to this word up. 2. The CD player has down again. We'll definitely have to buy a new one. 3. We found the meal quite (enjoy). 4. We can see some (improve) in her work. 5, Many people still live in (poor).am, om? aya | READING COMPREHENSION Native Americans originally came to America about 20,000-30,000 years ago. They crossed the 70 km-wide strip of water called the Bering Strait, which connects America and ‘Asia In winter the water freezes and people can walk aeross the ice and snow, From the far porth-west of America, they travelled south, some of them as far as South America, Many people called the Native Americans "Indians", but the name is incorrect. When Christopher Petumbus and the Europeans came to their land in 1492, they thought they had travelled round the world and had landed in India. In fact, they had landed in what we now call America, which vas named after the Italian-born Spanish explorer, Amerigo Vespucci, 'As the settlers moved west, they claimed the land they found as their own. They wanted new homes, large farms and the valuable minerals which were in the land. The Native ‘Americans wanted to keep their traditional way of life, their homes and their hunting grounds. Both sides wanted a future for their families. ‘Gradually, the greater numbers and better weapons of the white men overwhelmed the Native Americans. The arrival of the railways, known as the "Iron Horse", was another fatal blow. The white workers slaughtered millions of buffalo. As a result, many Native Americans starved to death. The Native Americans had their greatest victory in 1876, at the Battle of Little Big Hom jin Montana, But 1890 saw the end of Native American resistance. At the Battle of Wounded Knee, the last brave Native American warriors were brutally massacred. 1. The ancestors of the Native Americans came from _ ‘a. two continents. b. Asia c. the north-west. d. South America Christopher Columbus . a. was travelling with Amerigo Vespucci. b. had travelled round the world and landed in India. c. correctly called the Native Americans "Indians" d. did not realise where he landed. 3. Amerigo Vespucci a.named America, b. was an Italian explorer. c. was born in Spain. 4. was bom in Italy. a. The white men who came from the west took the land which they found. b. The Native Americans wanted new homes and large farms. ¢. The white men who came from the east wanted land and minerals. 4. The white men who came from the east needed hunting grounds. Many Native Americans died because ‘a. the white men killed the animals they fed on. ». there were more Native Americans than the white men. ¢. the white men transported millions of buffalo by train. 4. the white men slaughtered them. a. The white men defeated the Native Americans in 1876, b. The Native Americans defeated the white men in 1876. c, The Native Americans lost the battles of 1876 and 1890. d.A brave Native American warrior was wounded in the knee,122 7 ee IL CIRCLE THE CORRECT ANSWER. 1. like this picture although I can't really tell what's it, a.on in cat 2. She accused me taking her CD player without asking her. a.of B. for ¢.t0 3. We never have school January I*. ain Bat c.on 4, Do you enjoy jazz? ‘a. listening b. in listening to c. listening to 5. My sister dances very and : a, good / so am I ’b. well / so doT c. bad / so Ido 6. Each of the two a hat and an umbrella. a. gentleman has ®. gentlemen has c. gentlemen have 7. The test wasn't nearly it seemed. a. as easy B, easy like c. so easy as 8. Itwas sad film that I couldn't watch it. a. such b. so ¢. such a 9. My mother will never let me the night at your house. a, spent b. spend . to spend 10. [prefer reading a book seeing a film. a. to ®. from . than Il. She sings than her sister. a. beautiful b. more beautiful c. more beautifully 12. This sort of information in any travel brochure. can find i, can be found c. can be founded 13. Ineed some on how to decorate my living-room. a. advises B. advise c.advice 14, They down and asleep. a. lay fell b. laid fallen c. lain / fall 15. Bad news always me unhappy. a. makes b. make c. is making 16. When I was a child I saw of Disney's cartoons. a. most ~~ prthe most c. mostly 17. She's never been here, 2 a. has she ais she c. isn't she 18. He might catch a cold. He is not used to next fo an open window. a. sleep », sleeping slept 19. Can you tell me why ‘me today? a. hasn't he called b. didi he call c. he hasn't called 20. 1 do anything that was against my principles. a neednt . hadn't to c. didn’t have to 21. If you want to get a good mark, you must study . a. harder ’ hardly ©. the hardest 22. Alion is a big cat lives in Africa. a. which B. who c. whom 23. Superman can fly so he travel by plane. a. must b. mustn't c. needn't 24, Next year . a. Twill have 16 b. I will be 16 c. I'm going to have 16 25. If she wants to look better, she go ona diet. a. would b. should ¢. will be able123 ———____— Ga III PUT ARTICLES WHERE NECESSARY. 1, She should be back by __ noon, so we can all go for walk together in - afternoon. 2. Theexpedition wentto ___ Himalayas but did not reach Mount Everest due to bad weather. 3. (N/n)on-governmental organisations have number of programmes for disabled. 4, Hehad _ accident and was taken to hospital. His family and friends came to _____ hospital to visit him every day. 5. Tusually have lunch at this time and I like cooked meal for lunch, IV USE THE CORRECT FORMS OF THE VERBS IN BRACKETS. MIND THE WORD ORDER! 1, The pupils (play) football when the teacher ____ (come) yesterday. 2. Look at Janet! She _____ (wear) an elegant dress today.1____ (not see) her look so nice before 3.1 (get) that book for my birthday. _ (read) only 50 pages so Tar 4, Hurry up! The train _ (leave) at 2 p.m. and the taxi (wait) outside to take us to the station. 5 1 __ (not have) this much fun since I (be) a small kid. 6. Mybest friend and I (know) each other for over ten years. We __ (never argue) once. 7. Sam (not live) in our neighbourhood any longer but I remember he {always be) a good neighbour. 8, Marion __ (live) in New York. She __ (stay) with some friends in Boston at present. 9. 1 (hear) the whole story when she (come) home tonight. 10, T'nmsure John _ (lose) his job unless he (Stop) drinking. V REPORT THESE SENTENCES. 1, "Don't tell me what to do!" She warmed me 2. "Are you coming fishing with us?” He wants to know 3. "When did it happen?” They don't know VI TURN INTO THE PASSIVE VOICE. 1, Did they build a new school in your area last year? 2. Inexpensive hotels, the porter carries your luggage to your room, 3. Why didn't anyone tell me about124 Teer 3 VII USE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE WORDS IN BRACKETS TO FILL IN THE BLANKS: 1. Sheisa (WEALTH) woman and she is (FRIGHTEN) that somebody will steal all that (JEWEL) of hers. 2. His first (ASSIGN) as @ reporter was to cover the situation in a country where most people fought for (SURVIVE) and could not resolve their (DISPUTE). 3. Whata (PERFORM) she gave! She finds it so (CONVENIENCE) to use (FLATTER) words to get what she wants. 4, The judge (WEIGHT) all the facts carefully before he (SENTENCE) hi ten years in prison, Most (CONVICT) hope they wont stay in prison that long. 5. (WISE) is the ability to make good (DECIDE) based on knowledge anid experience. Itis, of course, something extremely (VALUE).—_—— En _—_—_—_—_—— » MPOUNTAS TEKCT A 3ATHM OJTOBOPH HA HMTAHA TAKO LITO RELL 3AOKPY2KUTH COBO HCHPE) JENHOF TAYHOT OJTOBOPA OF YETHPH MIOHYBEHA. You are watching a film in which two men are having a fight. They hit one another hard. Soon they begin hitting one another over the heads with chairs. And so it goes until one of the ‘men crashes through a window - and falls ten meters to the ground below. He is dead! Of course, he isn't really dead. With any luck he isn't even hurt. Why? Because the men who fall out of high windows or jump from fast-moving trains, who crash cars or even catch a fire, are professionals. They do this fora living. These men are called 'stuntmen'. That is to say, they perform 'tricks There are two sides to their work. They actually do most of the things you see on the screen. For example, they fall from a high building. However, they do not fall on to hard ground but on empty cardboard boxes covered with a mattress. Also, when they hit one another with chairs, the chairs are made of soft wood and when they crash through windows, the ‘glass’ is, made of sugar! But although their work depends on tricks of this sor, it also requires a high degree of skill and training. Often a stuntman’s success depends on precise timing. For example, when he is ‘blown up' ina battle scene, he has to jump out of the way of explosion just at the right moment. Naturally, stuntmen are well paid for their work, but they lead dangerous lives. They often. get seriously injured - and sometimes killed. A Norwegian stuntman skied over the edge of a ‘mountain a thousand meters high. His parachute failed to open - and he was Killed. 1, Stuntmen are people who | a, show dangerous things. b. always do things which are really dangerous. ¢. are good at pretending to die. | don’t hurt actors. Stuntmen do this kind of work to a, earn money. b. enjoy themselves. ¢. pretend to be actors, 4. love the danger. ‘When they jump from a high building, stuntmen a. have parachutes. ». are covered with a mattress. . fall on something soft. 4. fall onto hard ground. In order to do their job well, they have to be especially a. strong. b. brave, . well paid. d. precise The Norwegian stuntman got killed because he a. did something dangerous. b. was not well trained, ¢. did not ski well. 4. opened his parachute. 3AOKPY?KH COBO HCHIPE TAMHOL OTOBOPA. Inever travel boat. a.in bat c.on d. by126 Teer 4 2. have seen of these films. a. mostly bi the mostly ¢. most d. the most 3. How does it take you to drive to London? a. offen ’. much c. long d. far 4, Lam going to give : atohimarecord b.arecordhim — c.hima record — d. him record 5. Please, don't give my secret. up bin c.off d. away 6. She accused me taking her CD player without asking her. a. for bof ¢. about d.to 7. Ineeda of paper. a. peace peece c. piece d. paece 8. Chris usually her long black hair loose. a, wears B puts c. gets d. takes 9. Why didn't you let her her story? ‘a. tofinish finish c.finishing _. finished 10, Those bags aren't Jessie's. are much smaller. a. Hers! b. Her ©. Her's d. Hers 11. Janice has clue whatsoever as to who phoned Eli. a. some b.none c. no d.any ; 12. Could you stop lies? I don't believe a word you say. : a. saying b telling c. to say 4. to tell 13. you take a warm jacket with you, you'll freeze. af b. Ifnot . When 4. Unless 14, People are always in the lifestyles of pop stars. a.attracted —_b, excited c. keen d. interested sta see her this afternoon, but I'm not sure. a. may '. must c. will d. have to 16. Bombay in India is than Rome in Italy. a. weter ). wetter c. more wet d. more wetter 17. I spoke to two people, neither of were Spanish. a. whom ’. which ©. who . whose 18. Ineed some ‘on how to decorate my living room. a. advices b. advises c. advice d. advise 19. 1 do anything that was against my principles. ‘a. needn't b.hadn'tto cc. didn't have to. d. don’t have to 20. Do you enjoy jazz? a. listening 6. to listen c. in listening tod. listening to TM HADMUIH 1PABHIHM OBJMK PEYH 13 3APPAJE HA PTY JA BH JOBPIIHO PEYEHMILY. Primer: She sings_horribly_ (HORRIBLE) 1. Snowdonia is a (NATION) park around Snowdon in Wales. 2. This isa very (DANGER) toad; there were at least three serious accidents on it last year. q 3. John Logie Baird (1888-1946) was a Scottish (INVENT) and engineer. 4. One certainly hopes to gain a little (WISE) as one grows older. 5 5. They made a (COMPARE) of different countries’ lifestyles. 6. These letters are ready for your (SIGN).—— rr 127 7, It was raining. There was nothing on TV. All my friends were away. I was very (BORE). (FOG) this morning so that I couldn't see more than 20 metres in 9, Everyone in my country has heard of her; she's very (FAME). 10. Sarah gave mea very clear (EXPLAIN) of how to find her house, IV HAIIMUIM YIAHOBE (w/an/the) TAMO PE MHC.IML JA TPEBA. AKO MHC- JIMUI 1A YJIAH HAJE NOTPEBAH, HATH KOCY HPTY (/). Primer: _/__ Alice works in_a_ bank, 1, Im going to baker's to buy loaf of bread. 2. We had excellent lunch at the restaurant. cheese was especially deli- cious 3. He had accident and was taken to hospital : ‘British usually have butter on their bread. 5. Theexpeditionwentto ___— Himalayas but didnot reach __ Mount Everest due to bad weather. V_ CTABH WIALOUI Y 3ArPAIM Y OATOBAPAJY RE BPEME. OBPATH TAXKIbY HA PE] PEYH Y PEYEHHIM. Primer: Last week I lost (lose) my scarf. 1. Most people in our street (have) cars. 2, So, you're going to Brazil. Which towns (visit)? 3. What time (the sun / rise)? 4. Your friend (call) while you were out, $. Tim (work) in a café at present. 6 1 Get) that book for my birthday. 1 (read) only 50 pages so far. 1. he (wear) an elegant dress today. I (not see) her look so nice befor 8, 'Tve gota headache, ~ "Have you? Wait a minute. I (get) you an aspirin.” 1 (meet) Maurice when I (Ging) at a club in Birmingham thirty years ago. 10. I'm sure John (lose) his job unless he (stop) drinking. IL. While Tom (pack), Sue (ity) to find her passport 12. Maybe we (be) late this afternoon, so (not wait) for us. 13. Sam (hot live) in our neighbourhood any Tonger, but I remember he {always be) a good neighbour. VI HANI CIEJERE PEYEHMUE Y 1ACHBHOM OBJIBKY: Primer: In expensive hotels the porter carries your luggage to your room. In. nsive hotels vour luggage uri¢ ur POO! the porter) Somebody should tell them how to behave. 2. Do they clean the streets every day?128 3. Who built the Pyramids? 4. People don't grow rice in our country. 5. Why didnt anyone tell me about that? VIL HAMMUIM CIEQERE PEYEHMUE Y HHMPEKTHOM FOBOPY: Primer: "Where have you been?" My mother asks where / have been. 1. "Have you ever been to England?" Tom asks me 2. "What time is Ben wants to know 3. "How old will you be on your next birthday? He asks me 4. "Don't come in!" He warned me 5. “When did it happen? ‘They don't know———————_inaas—_——_—_— » | HPOUMTAJ TEKCT, A3ATHM OJTOBOPH HA MIMTAIbA TAKO ITO REUI 3AOKPYKHTH COBO ACHPE/ JERHOT TAYHOT OFOBOPA OL, YETHPH NOHYBEHA. My love affair with America began with my love of the English language. English was my favourite class after French literature, and I simply adored my English teacher, He spoke English without a French accent. He learned it during World War II, when he found himself in a prisoner-of-war camp with a high schoo! teacher from Weston, Massachusetts. They surely had long hours to practice. ‘After the war they started an exchange programme for high school students. Each year, one student from the United States comes to our town and one of us goes to Weston. The exchange continues to this day, and the competition is keen. ‘During my last year at the junior high, I had good grades and I could apply, but I wasn't interested. In the schoolyard, between classes, there was hardly another topic of conversation. ‘Among my friends, the favourite choice was Monique; she wanted it so badly, and besides, she was the best in our class. But the selection committee did not make a decision on time. Several days later, my English teacher appeared at the door. He came to see my mother, which seemed rather strange, considering my good grades. He left, with a big, satisfied smile but not a word to me except hello. My mother called me. Something was very important. The selection committee did not find a suitable candidate. My teacher proposed me as an alternative, and the other members agreed. But since I never applied, he had to come and persuade my parents to let me go. And so I went. It was a wonderful year one of the best of my adolescence and it certainly changed the course of my entire life. 1, The girl's teacher a) practised English with a Frenchman, b) practiced English a little. ©) did not practise English at all, 4) practised English a lot. The exchange programme a) is still running. b) isnot running any more, ©) has no candidates. 4) isnot popular among students. Monique a) did not apply for the programme b) did not like the programme. ) was the best candidate for the programme, 4) was selected for the programme. The English teacher a) was not happy with the girl's grades. b) came to speak to the girl's mother. ©) refused to speak to the girl's father. 4) left dissatisfied. The selection committee could not choose the candidate because a) nobody applied. b) too many students applied. ©) no candidate fitted, 4) only one candidate fitted.130 Tl 3AOKPYKH COBO HCMPE TAYHOP OJTOBOPA. 1. A: Are there any books on the desk? B: Yes, a)theyare —b) thereare —_c) there is, 4) that is 2) How did you get on the roller coaster? a)many times b)many time — c) much times _d) much time 3. 'mplanning to visit the United Kingdom ___ the beginning of June. a)on b)in oat 4d) about 4. The old woman could not run___. a) enough fast) enough fastly c) fast enough —_) fastly enough 5. Would you please send me some more details about your new product and characteristics. a) hi b) hers ©) her 4) its 6. Tamafraid there is” Tean do for you now. a) much ~b) many ©) few 4) little 7. The news usually bad nowadays. ais bare c)have been —_d) has been 8. She refuses to invite him again unless he 2) will apologize b) apologizes 6) apologize _) shall apologize 9. Guests arrived in’ and a) ones b) ae c) one’s d) one 10. Fifteen divided three is five. a) every 'b) for o)by ) with, Il. She has a good job, 2 isnttit Byisit ©)does shed) doesn’t she 12. - This is a hippopotamus. do you call it? a) What b) How ©) What's 4) How's 13. Dan the car and locked the door. a) got outside from) got outside ofc) got out from d) got out of, 14, There is so much more to life eating and drinking, a) then b)exceptbut —c) than d) except from 15. We're very worried Grandma. a) for By about ojof 4d) around 16. the angry crowd, the speaker remained calm. Bin spite of) inspite ©) despite that d) despite of 17. my opinion, your Dad is right. ‘@) according to. b) out of o)in 4) from 18. When does the plane ? a) take up b) take on o)take off d) take down 19. Jenny let the note to the ground. a) fall ) to fall 6) falling 6) to falling 20. You tell my mother what I've done. She'd be furious. ay needn't b) mustn't o) need d) must Ti HAMA TPABHJIHM OBIMK PEYH H3 3ATPAXE HA UPTY A BH JOBPUIMO PEYEHMILY. Hpunep: She sings _horribly _ (HORRIBLE) 1. Tomorrow, it will be (CLOUD) and cool. 1 1 | i————— d= 131 Ineed a more (COMFORT) chair. This one makes my back hurt. Don't speak (POLITE) to your grandparents. You should be nice to them! This hotel is situated in a (PEACE) area. It’s absolutely quiet. Ireally (LIKE) students who cheat in exams. It's not fair play. She worked in Paris as @ (TRANSLATE). The new model will go into (PRODUCE) next year. She is a wife of a leading British (POLITICS). The (SERVE) was frightened and ran away. Politika isa (DAY) newspaper. SOP Bae oy = IV HAMMUIM WJIAHOBE TAMO IE MHCJIMUI JA TPEBA. AKO MHCJMII JIA WAH HWJE TOTPEBAH, HANMINA KOCY UPTY (/). Tpusmep: _1_ Alice works in _a_ bank. 1. What I got was half cup of cold coffee. 2 Abatis animal which hunts insects at night. 3. Is Tndia only Asian country you've ever been to? 4 chess is probably Jeast dangerous sport that there is. 5, She started learning Pino at age of five. -V CTABH DIAPOUI Y 3APPADH Y OJTOBAPASY RE BPEME. OBPATH MAXKIbY HA PEI PEYH Y PEYEHHIM. TADKIBA! Tpewx nem peenuya wunu jedny yenuny: Tpunep: Last week I lost my book. 1, ‘What (Tommy, do) up in that tree?" a 1 (think) he (check) if all the young birds in the nest (be) all Fight 3. ‘Oh no! That branch (look) too weak! 4 tt (break) under him. I hope he (not, fall) down. fo 6. (aot, worry). He (be) OK I (meet) Sara twice while (stay) there When the storm (break) out, we ran for cover and (hide) under a tree. 8. What (you, do) if nobody answers the door? 9, It's ages since he (send) me an email 10. My parents (be) married for thirty years. M1. The sun (warm) the air and (give) us light. 12. Paul went shopping yesterday, but he (buy) nothing because he (not, find) anything he wanted __ VI HANMIM CIEQERE PEYEHMUE Y SLACHBHOM OBJIHKY: _ Hpunep: In expensive hotels the porter carries your luggage to your room. In expensive hotels your luggage is carried to your room (by the porter). 1. They may never find the stolen paintings. cence tema od steerer rants | ———— oR seaB32 —— SD) 2. What makes these holes? 3. Weuse this building on special occasions. 4, Did that job interest you? - 5. They didn’t introduce me to Mary's new boyfriend. VII HANMIUH CAEXERE PEYEHMUE Y HHMPEKTHOM TOBOPY: Tpumep: "Where have you been?" My mother asks where I have been. 1. “What size shoes do you take?" ‘ Mary wants to know 2. "Do you want to see the cathedral?” The guide asks me 3. "Who put salt in my tea?” John asks 4. "Don't fill in the form." ‘The secretary told me 5, "Shall Trecord the concert for him?” Mary offers—————_ inn -_$__———— TIPOUNTAS TEKCT, A 3ATHM OJTOBOPH HA MHTAHbA TAKO ITO RELI 3AOKPYKHTH COBO HCIPEJ JEAHOL TAYHOF OATOBOPA OJ YETHPH HOHYBEHA. Shopping is extremely dull for me. I try to convince myself it's part of the job. It's got to be done. I pull off my dress and tights, thank God, and slip into my jeans. Then I sigh, grab my tag and rush out. regret to tell you that my experience was as bad as usual. When I walked into Zara, I didn't have a feeling that I was surrounded by all the beautiful clothes. No such luck. They all look the same to me, boring skirts and dresses hanging on racks. You don't know what they'll be like {ill you put them on, and then you might not like them. And you have to go back out there and yueue for ages with a bunch of fourteen year olds just to get back into the changing rooms. I don't waste time searching for the things I want. I first decide what I want looking for trendy clothes in magazines. When I go shopping, I have the actual ripped pictures of the clothes ‘that I want in my bag. But the problem is that even in brand-new fashion chains shop assistants sefuse to help me. The fact that they are normally chatting to each other is really annoying, But there is nothing you can actually do to change it. I don't want to scream at them. I want to threaten to find the manager. Make them do what _ I want. I just stand there feeling stupid! I suppose the ladylike thing would be to take their behaviour as granted, not make a fuss and just walk out, That's exactly what I will do this time. The girl: a) loves to go shopping. ») enjoys going shopping in her dress. ) finds shopping uninteresting. 4) forgets to bring her shopping bag. The girs shopping experience was: a) as fantastic as usual ») different this time, ¢) nothing out of the ordinary. d) brand new. ‘The queues in front of changing rooms: a) are very long. b) are not to be found in Zara, c) never have teenagers in them. 4) are not too bad. Shop assistants are usually: a) very helpful. b) talking to each other. ©) are not to be found anywhere. 4) screaming at their customers, At the end of the story, the girl decides: a) to act like a civilized person, ») to find the manager of the store. ©) to act foolish. d) to grant them some more time so that shop assistants can make themselves available.Mpumep: — She sings _horribly. (HORRIBLE) Teer 6 3AOKPY2KH COBO HCIPE TAYHOL OJTOBOPA. Tm afraid I can't stay a) no more byanylonger c)nolonger__—_d) yet The man is standing at the comer is Mr. Simpson. a) whose b) who's ) which d) who Have you seen the keys anywhere? i a) car by cars ) cars’ d) cares 1 John: What's the time? 1 Sarah: It's fifteen ten. } a) to pass ) passed ©) past 4d) pass 7 Ym late. Iran out petrol on my way here. a) of b) off c)on ) with Either the station the cinema is a good place to meet. a) and byor ©) also d) nor When I was driving, I saw a of sheep. a) block ) flock ) school d) tribe Do you know 2 a) to swim Byhow to swim c)swimming — d) swim Frank speaks fluent French, but boy doesn't. a) another b) other ©) second 4) the other . I think this house needs is a swimming pool. a) that b) which c) what d) how . Tt was a secret you weren't supposed to. anyone. a) tell b) say ©) speak d) talk . We made Patrick his debt. a) to pay b) pay off c) paying ) paid . Tdon't feel like to the gym today. a) go Byhave gone) to go 4) going . On average, it two hours to bake this cake. a) lasts b) needs c) takes 4) gets . Jenny hasn't made her mind yet. a) out b) off c) up @- . Ill be back ‘an hour at the latest, a) for ®) in c)at d)on Why to change the date? ‘a)mustshe _b) does she have c) has she 4d) she has . Lam tired my new job. a) for ’b) with ©) from .. Stop speaking Serbian, please. Say it English. a) in b)on ©) for 4) of . Let's go to a restaurant, 2 a) do we b) Tet we ) will you 4) shall we HAIIMIIH TIPABHJIHH OBJIMK PEYH M3 3APPAE HA IPTY JA BH O- 4 BPUIMO PEYEHHITY. TPAKEHH OBJIMK TPEBA JIA CE CACTOJH CAMO Of JEQHE PEW. He's a very (POWER) man. She was the best (ACT) at the time.——— (Terr) 135 ‘When the bomb landed, the (EXPLODE) was heard miles away. We were (ABLE) to get funding and therefore had to forget all about the project. The (SERVE) in the restaurant was a bit disappointing. They were really (INTEREST) in my work. She deeply (APOLOGY) for her lateness yesterday. Thave just seen an (AMUSE) story in the paper. Most of these peopie are pai (MONTH). |. Their cottage is (HIGH) in the mountains. HADI YJIAHOBE TAMO IE MACJIMUI A TPEBA. AKO MHC.IMUI J1A YJIAH HUJE TOTPEBAH, HATHA KOCY PTY (/). Mpunep: _|_ Alice works in _a_ bank. Next afternoon she complained of ___ terrible headache and eventually had to go to doctor's. Amsterdam is capital of __ Netherlands. He used to eam thousands of pounds __ year when he worked in Manchester. What nasty day for __ Parkers! Their son was injured in accident and their litle danghier was kidnapped on her way to __ school. CTABH DATOS Y 3APPAM Y ONTOBAPASYRE BPEME. OBPATH IAXKIBY HA PE/| PEYH ¥ PEVEHHOM. TIAIKIGA! Tipe vemupu pevenuye wune jedny yenuny. c (we, go) for a walk in the afternoon?” ‘That sounds like a good idea.” 1 (phone) Tim, maybe he Goin) us." ‘He (not get) out much these days. We (not, hear) from him for almost a month now. How many (make) when you (type) this letter? ‘Why is your eat so fat?" "Because she re) 1 (not, know) what I am going to do for my birthday yet. ItS a good thing we rebuilt our cottage before the prices (rise). It (seem) that Gwen (get) used to living here. She appears (to be) much happier now. . How much pasta (you, have)? There is hardly any left. 1 (have) dinner with Tracy on Saturday and she (not, ring) me since. Ifhe (pay) me tonight I'll have enough money for those books. . Thave (tay) here; I'm on duty. But you needn't (wait), unless you don't mind (wait) for so fong. VI HANMUM CIEAERE PEYEHHUE Y IACHBHOM OBJIRKY. Tpuaep: In expensive hotels the porter carries your luggage fo your room. In expensive hotels your luggage is carried to your room (by the porter). I'm sure they won't dub this film.196 me) 2. They didn't discover the truth until it was too late. 3. Who wrote this article? 4, Our company can't repair this roof. 5, The policeman has arrested the two young men for burglary. Vil HAMMUIM CIEXERE PEYEHMUE Y HHIMPEKTHOM FOBOPY. Tpumep: "Where have you been?" ‘My mother asks me where I have been. 1. "When does the bus arrive?" The timetable doesn't say 2. "Do you realize what this means?" Johnny asks me 3. “How long has it been raining?” John asks us 4. *Please don't leave me here all by myself.” Jessica begs me 5. “Join us for lunch on Saturday.” Mary invites me——__—_——_ _Eime —_—____————' 1 HPOUHTAJ TEKCT, A 3ATHM OJTOBOPH HA IMTARbA TAKO WTO REM 3AOKPYKUTH COBO KCUPE JEAHOT TAYHOL OJTOBOPA Of YETHPH TOHYBEHA. New York is my one and only hometown. From time to time some stranger will ask me how I can bear to live in that crazy city. If I'm tired, | just shrug and say I like it here. Sometimes, if I'm in a foul mood, I will say I live in New York because it is the centre of the universe, just fo spite them. They have no idea what they are missing! My sister lives here and I guess 1 want to be near her, and her husband, who is like a brother to me, and her son, whom I secretly think of as at least partly my own. The old men ‘make a humming sound of approval and nod their hairless heads in reply. A good girl. A family 1800. Perse and I do want to be near my sister, as I always have been. We have our rituals, Every Saturday morning, unless she is covering the Olympics, the Oscars, or a disaster, my sister and 1 go running together in the park and have breakfast either at her apartment or at the Greek diner down the street from mine. She will tell you she is forced to set a slower pace because 1 don't exercise enough. She sees this as evidence of my essential laziness. I see it as emblematic of our relationship. Our aunt Maureen says that I was a baby so plump and phlegmatic that the only teason I leamed to walk was so I could follow my older sister. Some of my earliest memories are of wandering down a street trying to find my sister's hiding place. ‘Even this time, I ama little breathless running with Megan on a Saturday morning. But I'm accustomed to it now. "Listen and learn," she has said to me since we were in high school, and Talways have. 1. Strangers often consider New York to be: a) a lovely place to live in. b) an unbearable place to live in. ¢) the centre of the universe. 4) a city without life. 2. Which members of the author's family also live in New York? a) her sister, her brother and their son. ») her sister, her brother-in-law and their son. ©) a secret child belonging to both sisters. 4) a secret child belonging to the author's brother. 3. The sisters enjoy their Saturday morning rituals, especially: a) the nearby Greek restaurant. ») the far-away Greek restaurant. ¢) lazying around. 4) cooking dinner for their families in the morning. 4, ‘The author was: a) thin as a baby. b) always hiding as a baby. c) energetic as a baby. 4d) fat as a baby. 5. The author has always: a) loved going to high school. ) objected to her sister's advice. ¢) followed her sister's advice. d) hated going to high school.138 en (Teer) MW 3AOKPY2KH CJIOBO ACHIPE TAYHOF OJTOBOPA. 1. It's much than it was. a) better b) good ¢)much more better d) much more good 2. Anacquiantance of has told me that you are going to move. a) your By you c) me d) mine 3. Mary studied French and : a) so I did b) Ihave also. c) so did I d) I studied also 4, ‘out! She's going to hit you. ‘a) Watch b) See c) Look d) Mind 5. can't fall asleep. Please turn the light . a) of b) off © out 4) with 6. Neither the school my home is a good place to meet. a) and Dor ©) but also d) nor 7. A: What B: Shes slow and aim. a)'sshelike —b) she likes) does she liked) is she 8. How many did you buy? a) furnitures b) spaghetti. _o) breads 4) dictionaries 9. a few apples, we have no food left. _a)Instead of —b) Inspiteof —_c) Apart from d) In favour of, 10. Tam afraid there is very I can do for you at the moment. a) little 6) much ©) many d) few 11. Lam your best friend, r a) isn't bis o) aren't d)am not I 12, He should be to go to work next week. a) enough strongly bys B)strngly enough c)enough strong d) strong enough 13. [look forward to your letter, a) receive ‘b) receiving _c) the reception) the receipt. 14, Would you mind the door? a) shutting by shut ©) shuts 4d) to be shutting 15, I must apologize disturbing you. a) on bin oto 4) for 16, We'll have to hand in our essays three days. a) for b)in @) by ) around 17. Something makes me this is not the whole truth. a) taught b)tothink =) think <¢) thought 18. We sang 'Happy Birthday’ the end of the lesson. a) at b)in c)on d) during 19. What do you think we do in this situation? a) aught to ——_-b) ought ©) should d) allowed 20. He sold our dog, made us all very upset. a) which B) whose ©) witch 4) who's J HATH NPABHJIHH OBIMK PEYH H3 3APPAJIE HA IPTY JIA BH AOBPIHO PEYEHHILY. Tpaxenn ofanx rpe6a xa ce cactoju camo ox jeune pew. Hpumep: She sings _horribly_ (HORRIBLE) 1. He's a charming boy with the most (BEAUTY) hair. 2. When Ivan's dad became (EMPLOY), they had to move to a much smaller flat.——————— OD Oooo 9 When they saw us in Beijing, they started singing in (CHINA). The queue was so long. It was practically an END) line. Their (FRIEND) goes back to when they were at primary school together. Ttwas a (FOG) day yesterday. The aim of this political party is to (MODERN) the country. Thave just met an (ADORE) girl, Everybody loves her. Always wear glasses as a (PROTECT) for your eyes when using these machines. |. Monkeys can climb up trees very (EASY). HAMMIM YJIAHOBE TAMO PE MCI JA TPEBA. AKO MMCJIAU JIA YWJIAH HWJE TOTPEBAH, HAMM KOCY UPTY (/). Tpunep: _L. Alice works in_a_ bank. 1, None of boys in neighbourhood plays golf as well as Jimmy. . That's nonsense! elephant can never lear to sing _____song properly. 3. Bahamas are group of islands to east of southem Florida. VCTABH DIATOUI Y 3ATPAJM ¥ OXTOBAPASY RE BPEME. OBPATH NAQKEbY HA PE/I PEWH Y PEMEHHIIM. Tpumep: Last week I lost my book. Ifshe offends me again, I (never, speak) to her again. Weal (Geel) very sorry for him when he failed. ‘What did she say, when you (tell) her that you (leave) 'She (beg) me to stay We (have to) write three reports since Monday. I (brush) my teeth yesterday when she (walk) into the y (you, still, visit) your grandparents every weekend?” "Yes, I Actually, we (go) to see them this evening, When (you, last, see) yours?” ‘Oh, 1 (not, see) them for about a month. I (@hink) I (ring) them tonight. (speak, you) German when you were ten? Graig still hasn't replied to Jane's letter. She (send) him one three weeks ‘ago and she (also, send) him two e-mails so far this week. She (not, hear) from him since he (move) to Alaska.140 Teer 7 VI HATMIUH CIEQERE PEYEHHUE Y ACHBHOM OBJIMKY: Hpumep: In expensive hotels the porter carries your luggage to your room, In expensive hotels your luggage is carried to your room (by the porter). 1. Nobody has mopped the floor yet. 2. They were still fixing the lights at 9 o'clock. 3. Acar knocked him down. 4, The examinees may not use dictionaries. 5. Did this matier interest you? Sr eRe ee eee Vil HATIMUIM CIEXERE PEXEHHIE Y HHIHPEKTHOM FOBOPY: Hpumep: "Where have you been?" ‘My mother asks me where I have been. 1. "How did you do it?” T want to know 4 2. "Where is the nearest stationers?” Could you tell me F 3. "How many times have they tried to reach me?” j Mary asks us 4. “Don't forget to call them before you leave!” She reminds me i 5. "Shall Trecord the film for you two?” Mary offers_—_——_________ a | HPOUKTAJ TEKCT, A 3ATHM OJTOBOPH HA IMTAIbA TAKO LITO RELL 3AOKPY2KHTH COBO HCUPEJ JEAHOY TAYHO OJTOBOPA OJ HETHPH MOHYBEHA. AT HOME WITH YOUR HOST FAMILY You will have a single room with your host family unless you have asked specifically for a shared accommodation, Your room should be comfortable and have a bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and a table or desk so that you are able to do your homework. There may be another student staying with the family at the Same time but there should be no other person of the same nationality or speaking the same first language in the accommodation. ‘We ask host families to show their student guests how to use the washing machine. Some host families include their guests’ washing with the family wash. It is a good idea to check with your family how and when you can do your washing, It is polite to let your host family know the approximate times you will be leaving the house and coming back. Try not to be late for meals and give plenty of notice if you intend to eat out, Your host family will give you breakfast and an evening meal every day and also lunch at the weekends. If you wish to go out for the day at the weekend, your host family will pro- vide you with a packed lunch. If you are here for a long time, you may want to open an account. ‘At the bank you will be asked to show your passport and your International Student card. You may need a ietter from the school. Ifyou need to see a doctor or a dentist, ask your host family to make an appointment with their doctor or dentist. You do not always have fo pay to see a doctor but you will have to pay for dental treatment. 1, The student will: 2) be the only guest student in the house. ) be the only guest student in the room. ¢) have to share the room. 4) share a room with a person from his/her own country. The host family: a) has to do students’ washing. ») is supposed to let the student use the washing machine. ) will take the student's washing to a laundry. 4) will not include the student's washing in the family wash. The guest student will: a) get breakfast, a packed lunch and dinner on weekdays. b) get all meals every day. ‘c) get meals three times a day on Saturdays. 4) eat out on weekdays. Ifthe students stay longer: a) they will have to open an account with a bank. b) they will have to show their passport in a bank. 6) they can ask the school to open an account for them. 4) they can open a bank account. If the guest students need a doctor: a) they can make an appointment themselves. ») itis free of charge. ) the host family will arrange that for them. ) they have to pay for the doctor's services.142 Nee ore) B Es 13. 3AOKPY2KH COBO HCHPE TAYHOL OFOBOPA. Shall we take a bus or go ? a) on foot b) by foot ©) on feet 4d) by feet Ralph always delays in his take-home tests as long as he can. a)handing —_‘b) to hand ) hand 4) to be handed Don't take his word for it, he never the truth. a) says ») tells, © makes d) takes Iwas brought by my grandparents in Japan. a) out b) away o)up don Where are shoes in this store? a) lady b) lady's ¢) ladies d) ladies’ Til describe you how to get to the bus station. a)- ») for ©)to ) upor Tom is Strong but he wont be able to cary that huge package. a) very b) enough c) much d) too Health services shouldbe given to people who need a) they ) them eit Dsuch ike long skits. But ike short , too. a) one b)one's ~__c) ones d) once . Tell me all you know about it. a) which b) what ©) whom 4) that We to see a terrific action movie tonight, will you join us? a)Tegoing —_b) shall ©) go 4) think . really enjoy a drink with my friends, a) to have _b) having 6) have 4d) in having He had to take her to the station, a) did he b) didn't he 6) had he ) hadn't he } He looks awl! He _—_be tre, a) has to “by needs ©) must 4d) should . Jenny is ashamed that old-fashioned dress. a) of wearing — b) fo wear ©) for wearing —d) for wear . Women drive than men. a)more carefully b) more careful c) most carefully d) most careful . Today we {g0 to school - we have a day off. a) musin't b)don'thave —¢) needn't 4d) don't need . If the DVD doesn't work properly, we will to the shop - we've just bought it! a)bring itback —b)bringitup —_c)takeitout take it back . Don't stay so long the sun, you'll set sunburnt! a) in hat o)on 4) down I'm afraid there is very I can do for you at the moment. a) much b) litle — ©) few d) many HAMMIIM NPABHJIHK OBJIMK PEYM 13 3ATPAJIE HA LIPTY JA BH AOBPIIMO PEGEHHILY. TPAXKEHH OBJIMK TPEBA JIA CE CACTOJH ‘CAMO OJ] JEJIHE PEYH. Tpumep: She sings _horribly (HORRIBLE) Tim finally passed his maths test. He was waiting (PATIENCE) for his parents to (ARRIVAL) home to break the news fo them. Penelope Cruz is my favourite Spanish (ACT). Can you believe that she was an ugly duckling in her (CHILD)?—— (Tt) | 143 | Nobody liked their (PERFORM). It was completely (SUCCESS). { twas DIFFICULTY) for Susan to give up cigarettes. She was (ADDICT) to them only a year ago. Sara doesn't feel (GOOD) and John (ADVICE) her to see a doctor. _ 1V HAMMINM 4IAHOBE TAMO IE MHCIIMUI JA TPEBA, i AKO MHCJIMUI JA WJIAH HWJE MOTPEBAH, HAMMEL KOCY UPTY (/). : Mpumep: _1_ Alice works in_a_bank. What are children doing outside? They are making such ___ terrible noise. 2, Doyouknow that fullname ofthe country is___ United Kingdom of Great Britain and Norther Ireland? Have you got___ interesting job? ___ Taylors usually go to park twice __ week. Last weekend they went to Central park and had __ wonderful time! We spent Christmas at__Adriatic Sea. VY CTAB DIAPOU Y 3APPAMM Y OJTOBAPAJY RE BPEME. OBPATH NAQKIbY HA PE] PEYH Y PEYEHHI. TAKEDA! TIpse 4 peuenuye wune jedny yenuny. Mpumep: Last week l.lost my book. i (she, hear, already) the big news?” 2 tT (not, know) what you (mean).” 3. ‘Jane's parents (get) a divorce!” 4. ‘Then, yes, she (have). Jane (send) her an email the other day. She (mention) the divorce, t00, $. ‘What's your plan for Friday evening?’ ‘I (visit) Charles.” 6 When (ring) the bell, my cousins (have) dinner. 7. They (build) a new airport on the island last year, and at the moment they (Construct) new hotels along the beaches. 8. Ifyou take the second turning on the left, you __ (see) a big white building. 9, "When __ (you, buy) this CD? ‘Last month. But I (buy) bwo more since then.’ 10. This (be) the Tongest journey 1 (ever, make). Il. He always (lend) me books, because I'm very fond of reading. 12. You (have) a sandwich, if you (be) hungry. _ VI HATIMIM CIEAERE PEYEHHIE Y ACHBHOM OBJHKY: Hpumep: In expensive hotels the porter carries your luggage to your room. In expensive hotels your luggage is carried to your room (by the porter). 1. They built this castle in the fourteenth century. The gardener didn't care for the rare plants and the nasty bird ate the leaves.144 1 3. Who ran the best race? 4, You must stop this silly business of yours! 5. Jessica lays the table every day before dinner. Vit HANMINH CEAERE PEYEHHIE ¥ HHJ{MPEKTHOM TOBOPY: Ipumep: "Where have you been?” ‘My mother asks me where I have been. 1. "When does your sister come back from London?" ‘My best friend wants to know 2. "Do you think that this dress is nice? Jane asks me 3. "Where have you been the whole day?” John wants to know 4, "Please don't forget to email his address to m Sarah begs me 5. "Shall Tgive you a ride to your house™™ Emma offersTPOYTAJ TEKCT, A 3ATHM OJTOBOPH HA IMTAIbA TAKO IITO BELL 3AOKPYKUTH COBO HCHPE JEMHOY TAYHOF OJTOBOPA OJ YETHPH OHYBEHA. HOW TELEVISION HAS CHANGED. You really have to get very old before you realize you're old. I'm in my middle fifties and ‘I don't feel old yet. However, sometimes I look back at my childhood and compare things to the ‘way life is for today’s kids. Some things have certainly changed. One area of change is television. Some changes have been improvements. Some changes, ‘on the other hand, have been setbacks. ‘When I started school, most people didn't have a television; TV was just beginning to get ‘popular. My father decided to go all out and buy a 16 inch black and white Motorola set. I still ‘remember Watching the Lone Ranger save people from the bad guys on that awesome electronic machine. That was exciting! ‘Now, televisions have larger pictures in full color. The pictures are clearer and the sound jis much more realistic. The new high definition sets are made to rival movie screens. The variety and quantity of programming has increased greatly. There are hundreds of channels and more shows than one person could ever watch. There are many fine entertainment and educational shows. There's also a lot of garbage, stuff that most parents don't want their kids ‘exposed to. Overall, we have more choices, and that is good. I wonder what television will be like when today's kids are my age. ‘The author of the text believes that: a) people in their fifties are very old. b) things have changed since his childhood. ©) today’s kids are happier than he was. 4) looking back at your past makes you feel old. ‘The changes in connection with television: a) are both good and bad. ) made a lot of people unhappy. ©) are not important to most people. 4) made the author more popular at school. Asa schoolboy he was excited because: ‘) he got a Motorola phone. ) he could enjoy the adventures of the Lone Ranger. ©) he had a TV bigger than anyone. 4d) his father took them all out more often. Now, because of modern television: a) people can save others from bad guys. b) people need more and more electronic machines. ©) movie screens are less popular. 4) there are a lot more high quality programmes, With rn television: a) there's too much on offer, which is bad. ») parents only have more problems with their kids, c) we can choose what to watch. d) we should be worried about the future.ue —__e—rrs ; Tl 3AOKPY2KH C/IOBO MCHPE TAYHOT OLTOBOPA. | 1. I'm afraid Charlie doesn't any foreign languages. a b) speak o) tell ) say 2. He sometimes simply enjoys arrogant to his teachers. a) being b) to be ©) be d) been 3. I'mafraid we're not going to be there time. a)at ) from on d)by 4, Sorry, [haven't made my mind yet. a)on bin ©) out dup 5. Our teacher can never tell one from the other. They're so alike, a) twins b) twin's ©) twin <) twins 6. I never go back home late at night. a) at B)- o)to din 7. His example was original that everybody laughed. a) so By such a ©) much 4d) too That's none of my business. The problem is . a) of them ’) their ©) theirs d) there's 9. I'm afraid the girl is not so good sports. a) at b) in ©) by d)on 10. The thing Thate most about him is his pride. a) what b) whom o) witch d) which 11. She's lied to us again, ? a) is she byisntshe ——_c) has she 4d) hasn't she 12. Some parents never let their children anywhere without them. a)totravel —b) travelling —¢) travel d) travelled 13. Haven't you done something like this before? a) no b) ever ©) never d) so 14, Thanks to me you ‘now able to enter that competition. a) can b) be ©) are 4d) will 15. Well, my opinion, your answer is correct. a) for from o)in aby 16. Your friend is naive. a) unbelievable — b) really ©) strange 4) funny 17. Do they leave early tomorrow morning? a) must 'b) will have toc) have d) have to 18. Mum, why didn't you earlier? Now, I'll be late for school! a)getmeon b)bringmeup —_c) wakeme upd) set me up 19, 1 your pardon? I'm afraid I didn't hear you well. a) have b) ask ©) beg d) do 20. She lives the city centre. a) furthest from b) the mostof c)longago—d) away Il HAJUPE MPOUMTAS WEO TEKCT. 3ATHM YIIHUIH OJTOBAPASY AH © OBJMK PEW 43 3APPAJE HA UPTY ¥ HCTOM PEJlY JA ONYHHU PEYEHHILY. TPAXKEHH OBJIMK TPEBA JIA CE CACTOJH OF, CAMO JEJIHE PEM. 4 Mpunep: Uhope you'll be _successfil inthis job. (SUCCESS) Inthe (1) , I thought it was going to be (BEGIN) an @) ~~ Toliday in a foreign country. (ENJOY)————_————_————— Ga) 147 even learnt some words and phrases of (3) (FRANCE) jn order to communicate with people there (4) (EASY) "was planning to visit most of the famous Paris 6) (ATTRACT) _ including Disneyland because I also needed some (6) (AMUSE) “after a very difficult working period. I am a7) and (MUSIC) Thave to work as hard as 8) else, you know. But (ANY) ny holiday couldn't start (9) than it did, At the airport. (BAD) they said that my (10) ‘was unfortunately cancelled, (FLY) HAIMUIM “IAHOBE TAMO PE MUCJIMI {A TPEBA. AKO MHC.IMI [A WJIAH HMJE NOTPEBAH, HAMHIIH KOCY UPTY (/). Tpunep: __|_ MrSmith is a doctor. Liove listening to music when I come back from work. Excuse me, where is National Theatre? Is it in Kensington Road? Til be back at noon. That means in half, hour, T've never heard such stupid excuses. So, where's CD that I gave you? Did you get any presents for Easter? I got reat new book. TIPOUMTAJ HAJMIPE MPHYY, A3ATHM CTABH DIAPOJE Y 3APPAJI Y O- TOBAPAJYRE BPEME/OBJIMK. OBPATH IIAKHY HA PE], PEM Y PEYE- HHO. TIpamep: Where _do vou work ? (you, work) Tt was 8 o'clock last night when inspector Davies and I (1) (begin) our investigation. ¢ first visit we 2) (pay) was to Rebecca Shaw. Luckily, we @) (find) _ her at home. j00d evening, Miss Shaw. I am senior police officer Grant. Do you mind if inspector Davies (ask) you a few questions? May we (5) (come in)?" e let us (6) (enter) the litle untidy flat she lived in, "The reason we are here, Miss Shaw, is that we (7) (look for) your boyfriend Richie. Aweek ago, he (8) (steal) a lot of money from the bank nearby. Tell me, please, (9) (you, see) him since then?” No," she (10) (reply) quickly. Rebecca was obviously nervous. She (11) (sit) on her chair restlessly, At that moment, a shiny gold ring on her left hand (12) (catch) my eye. She (13) (play) with itall the time. So I whispered to my young partner: "(14) (not believe) her! I know she (15) (lie)! Look at her ring.” _ Davies continued: "Miss Shaw, that (16) (look) like a very expensive ring. Diamonds, right? When exactly (17) Ge, buy) it to you? Where is Richie now?"