Test
Variant 1
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Match the words with the definition
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old-fashioned
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to
be grateful for something
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appreciate
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to
do harm to people who have trusted you or to tell someone’s secret to other
people
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reserve
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a
person who worries and pays too much attention to unimportant things
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betray
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to
arrange that something (a room, a ticket) is kept for you, to book a room, a
ticket
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a fusser
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not
modern any more, out-of-date
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quarrel
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angry
and unhappy because someone you love shows interest in other person
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observe
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have an argument
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jealous
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to
do what you should do according to law or agreement
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II.
Complete the sentences with the right word
elegant, get along,
disappoint, entertainment, annoying, relaxed, betray, observe.
1. Tom is a dangerous
driver – he does know the traffic rules, but he does not … them.
2. Have a look at
Jessica. She manages to look … even in old jeans and a cotton shirt.
3. The boys are very
different. I don’t think they’ll ….as roommates.
4. I don’t approve
your friendship with Jim. He doesn’t seem to be a reliable person. He may … you
one day.
5. I have to … you,
I’m afraid. The tickets for the show are all sold out.
6. I really enjoy my
first day at school. The atmosphere was… and friendly. Even the teachers didn’t
mind some cheerful noise in the classroom.
7. There’s a wide
choice of … in our town – an amusement park, several cinemas and a skating
rink.
8. Lisa calls me
every day to ask all sorts of questions about my boyfriend. It’s very ….
III.
Divide the word combinations into 2 groups( with
positive and negative meaning) and write down your translation:
Amuse children, take care
of the elderly, stick up for a friend, approve of a plan, cheat in the exam,
encourage young people, observe the rules of the game, fight like cats and
dogs, get stressed out, betray friends, envy someone’s beauty, ignore
colleagues
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Negative
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IV.
Fill
in the gaps with the correct forms of the words in CAPITAL LETTWRS at the end
of each line.
1. Johanna is
so__________________ all she ever talks about is her job and her career. BORE
2. We took part in
shooting a film! We helped a camera man! It was so ______________! EXCITE
3. We were
____________________ by the noise outside the room. We couldn’t concentrate on
the problem and felt that we were wasting time. ANNOY
4. The children enjoy
their holidays with grandpa. Every day they were ___________________ with
stories, songs and magic tricks. ENTERTAIN
5. We found your
friend very __________________. He knows a lot about arts, politics and
whatever. INTEREST
Test
Variant 2
I.
Match the words with the definition
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chatterbox
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to
think that something or someone is good or right
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approve
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to
behave dishonestly in order to get some advantage
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annoying
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to
make someone feel unhappy because something they expected did not happen
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cheer up
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a
person who talks too much
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cheat
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very
pleased and happy
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disappoint
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making
you feel slightly angry
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delighted
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to
become less sad or to make someone feel less sad
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II.
Complete the sentences with the right word
stuntman, bookworm, deserve,
outing, misunderstanding, ignoring, intense, entertainment.
1. I don’t think I’ll
ever move to a city. Life is very … there, which is stressful for me.
2. Nom knows some
famous actors personally. He worked as a … and took their place when something
dangerous had to be done in the film.
3. There’s a wide
choice of … in our town – an amusement park, several cinemas and a skating
rink.
4. I can’t get in
touch with Kitty. She hasn’t taken any of my calls for 5days. She seems to be …
me.
5. He never goes out
with us. He just sits in his room reading books. He is a real …..
6. I’m sorry I didn’t
mean any harm. It’s just some …as I don’t know your culture very well.
7. You are smart and
reliable. You definitely … a better job and you’ll get one soon.
8. Do you remember
our class … to the theater? The show was brilliant, wasn’t it?
III.
Divide the word combinations into 2 groups( with
positive and negative meaning) and write down your translation:
Disappoint the teacher,
relax in the armchair, get jealous of someone’s talent, get tired of work,
entertain foreign guests, encourage young people, annoy people, get along with
your classmates, stickup for a friend, cheer up your mother, get stressed out,
cheat in the exam.
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Negative
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IV.
Fill
in the gaps with the correct forms of the words in CAPITAL LETTWRS at the end
of each line.
1. She didn’t take
part in the conversation. She was ____________ and didn’t try to conceal it.
BORE
2. The newspaper
wrote about a _______________ rise of employment. The economy was getting
unstable. WORRY
3. Phil showed the
girls several card tricks and they found him very ________________. AMUSE
4. I saw Jim this
weekend. He has passed all the exams and looks happy and ___________. RELAX
5. I didn’t know your
friend was __________________ in politics. We have some rare newspapers here;
he can have a look if he wants. INTEREST
Test
Variant 3
I.
Match the words with the definition
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intense
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to
stay away from something or somebody, not to take part
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stressed
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to
get away from a dangerous place or a dangerous situation
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avoid
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very
busy and active
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escape
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to
have a picnic, excursion or a pleasant trip
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entertain
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to
wish to have the thing or ability some other person has and you don’t
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outing
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very worried and
tired, affected by stress
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envy
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a
person who likes reading very much
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bookworm
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amuse people, to do something so that they have fun and good time
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II.
Complete the sentences with the right word
deserves, delighted,
observe, disappointed, reserve, appreciate, envies, sound.
1. What’s wrong with
your voice? You … like you’ve been crying.
2. Tim is popular
with his schoolmates. And he … it –he is really a nice guy.
3. Phil has won two
tickets for a rock show. I’m going with him. I fell absolutely ….
4. We’ll never be
good friends with Sophie. She … my success and tries to spoil everything.
5. Tom is a dangerous
driver – he does know the traffic rules, but he does not … them.
6. He is nice and he
really wants to help. I… it, but I want to do it by myself.
7. The show is very
popular with kids and their parents. If you want to see it next Sunday, we need
to call and … the tickets right now.
8. I was really …
with the tests results. I had never got such low grades.
III.
Divide the word
combinations into 2 groups( with positive and negative meaning) and write down
your translation:
Follow the advice,
support children, bore your classmates, relax in the armchair, envy someone’s
beauty, appreciate someone’s help, get stressed out, betray friends, ignore
colleagues, amuse children, take care of the elderly, argue with parents.
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IV.
Fill
in the gaps with the correct forms of the words in CAPITAL LETTWRS at the end
of each line.
1. He always calls to
ask about the home task. It’s so ______________! Can he just write it down in
class? ANNOY
2. I often go to the
concerts, especially at the end of a working week. I find music very ______________.RELAX
3. We had a lot of
rehearsal (репетиция) for the
performance, and when the cameraman came to shoot it, everyone felt very happy
and ________________. EXCITE
4. Lisa was talking
about her trip. Jim was___________________ by her lovely voice and fell asleep.
CHARM
5. I don’t like
horror films. They are _______________________ FRIGHTEN
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