Тест для 11 класса

I.          Complete the sentences with the words below. Use  the right form of the verbs. 1.         This student surprised everybody by his unusually high …  . His teachers were very pleased. 2.         I have to work extremely hard to … this university. 3.         On Monday my friend is going … an exam. 4.         If he … this exam, he will have to repeat this course. 5.         I don’t think she has any … yet. She is an undergraduate student. 6.         Before leaving school we have to sit NSE on … subjects. 7.         Peter gets only excellent grades. He is …  . 8.         I want to impress my examiners, so I am taking a lot of …   exams. 9.         There is a high … for places, so many applicants will be disappointed. 10.       Those British students, who want to get into universities, take … ___________________________________________ Degree, to get into, optional, A-level, academically minded, competition, to fail, grades, to sit, compulsory. II.   Choose the best definition for each word. 1.         To be predicted to get top grades a ) to get very good marks b )  to be expected to get very good marks c )  to become very popular 2.         A conditional place a) A place which is not very good b) A place which is not guaranteed until you get the required grades c) A place which is given to somebody who had no chances of getting a good education III.        Choose the right prepositions. 1) Sandra insisted (on/in) applying to Oxford. 2) What could prevent him (of/from) calling us? 3) My friend is very fond (of/on) reading. 4) Jane is proud (of/at) getting a place at Edinburgh University. 5) Grandmothers always look forward (for/to) hearing from their grandchildren.

I.          Complete the sentences with the words below. Use  the right form of the verbs. 1.         This student surprised everybody by his unusually high …  . His teachers were very pleased. 2.         I have to work extremely hard to … this university. 3.         On Monday my friend is going … an exam. 4.         If he … this exam, he will have to repeat this course. 5.         I don’t think she has any … yet. She is an undergraduate student. 6.         Before leaving school we have to sit NSE on … subjects. 7.         Peter gets only excellent grades. He is …  . 8.         I want to impress my examiners, so I am taking a lot of …   exams. 9.         There is a high … for places, so many applicants will be disappointed. 10.       Those British students, who want to get into universities, take …  . _______________________________________________ Degree, to get into, optional, A-level, academically minded, competition, to fail, grades, to sit, compulsory. II.    Choose the best definition for each word. 1.         A deadline a )  the latest date on which something has to be done b )  the only day when you can apply to a university c )  the line which you shouldn’t cross 4.         To keep somebody up to date a)   To ask somebody to come on time b)   To make somebody wait c)   To give somebody information III.        Choose the right prepositions. 1)  I am glad you succeeded (in/on) solving this problem. 2)  Teachers are responsible (at/for) making us work harder. 3)  All the students in my class are interested (for/in) getting a higher education. 4)  I know Jack, he will object ( to/for) studying on Sunday. 5)  She thanked him (for/to) coming.