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Listening
Comprehension
Task I Listen to five people talking
about the schools they went to. Answer the questions choosing the correct
variant (A, B, or C). ONLY ONE VARIANT is possible here
1 David usually saw his family …
A at weekends. B once a
month. C during the holidays.
2 David says his teachers were …
A strict and unhelpful. B strict but
helpful. C strict but fair.
3 Robert’s school had …
A no sporting facilities. B hardly any sports
facilities. C good sports facilities.
4 They probably closed Robert’s
school because …
A the teaching was bad. B it was very
old. C it was in the town centre.
5 Mary was good at …
A computer studies. B
sport. C science.
6 One thing Mary didn’t like was …
A the colour of the uniform. B the size
of the school. C the after-school clubs
7 Barbara says she …
A had strict teachers. B didn’t have a
timetable. C didn’t learn anything.
8 Barbara says the rules and
punishment system was …
A very strict. B surprisingly
successful. C completely unfair.
9 James didn’t have any friends at
first because …
A he didn’t live near the school. B he
didn’t like sport. C he was very shy.
10 James felt proud because …
A he went to secondary school on his
own. B he made lots of friends.
C he helped design the school’s first web page.
Lexico-grammatical
test
Task II For questions
1 – 20 choose the correct answer A, B, or C
1 We have never been to … Italy
before.
A a B
– C the
2 She gave me … very useful advice.
A a B any
C some
3 Jodie smiled … as she opened her
presents.
A happy B happier
C happily
4 Sally bought a …. of milk at the
supermarket.
A carton B glass
C block
5 He … his teeth checked twice a
year.
A has had B has
C will have had
6 If I had locked up my bike, it …
have been stolen.
A couldn’t B wouldn’t
C would
7 Мы собираемся петь …
A We are going to sing … B We are going
singing… C We go to sing…
8 James did very ….. in his exams.
A good B
well C better
9 I would prefer …… at home rather
than go to the theatre.
A stay B to
stay C staying
10 Mum told me to keep an eye …… my
little sister.
A at B
on C in
11 Cycling has one dis….. It makes
you feel hot and sweaty.
A patient B
advantage C agreement
12 Bill and Anne got married last
month, ….?
A didn’t they B didn’t
he C don’t they
13 “……did you go last night?” “To a
restaurant.”
A What B When C
Where
14 Greg: Hello, Dick. How are
things going?
Dick: …….
A Yeah. I’ll be in touch. Cheers!
B Fine, thanks. Haven’t seen you for a while…
C Very well, thanks, Greg. And how are you?
15 Could I speak ….. Mark Andrews,
please?
A back B
to C for
16 Since you are an international
company, it may interest you to know that I am ….. in English and Spanish, and
I have a working knowledge of Portuguese.
A fond of B good at C
fluent
17 We usually ….. brands that say
something.
A develop B are
developing C have developed
18 ‘The Hunger Games' is a book by
the American author Suzanne Collins. It was published in 2008 and has sold
millions of ……….. .
A examples B
copies C publications
19 They are going to have a test …
Monday.
A in B
on C at
20 Mr. Brooks … a letter to the firm
two days ago.
A sent B sended
C was sending
Reading
Comprehension
TASK III Choose the one best answer (A, B,
or C) to each question on the basis of what is stated or implied in the text
Smoking Is No Longer Cool in California
In
fact, the battle against smoking has grown so hot, that many smokers are giving
up smoking or taking their habit into hiding. Dozens of anti-smoking laws have
been passed in the last two or three years. But it's not just the laws that
make life difficult for smokers. It's the prevailing attitude. This is the
state where theatre audiences cheer announcement requesting no smoking in the
auditorium. Small children tug at their mothers' hands and point when they see
a cigarette in someone's mouth.
Smokers
complain of feeling like outcasts and sometimes even outlaws. They risk
breaking a law or at least attracting a hostile stare every time they pull out
a pack of cigarettes. Those who visit California are likely to feel pressure
even before they arrive. After restricting smoking in almost all public areas
on the ground, California's legislators extended their passion for clean air.
This was the first state to ban smoking on air planes flying over its
territory. The ban now applies to all flights of two hours or less, anywhere in
the United States.
Arriving
by bus or train won't help smokers hang on to their cigarettes. Once outside
California, smoking is not allowed on any form of public transport. Cars seem
to be one of the few areas left for smokers.
Every
year thousands of people die from «passive smoking». These people don't smoke,
they inhale smoke of people who are smoking nearby. Dangers of second-hand
smoke made non- smokers more militant.
1. The authorities of
California ….
A help smokers. B kill
smokers. C forbid smoking.
2. Small children of
California …
A have never seen smokers B
can't smoke without their mother's permission.
C are surprised when they meet a
smoker.
3. Why are the smokers of
California out of place?
A They are allowed to smoke only in
theatres. B Smoking is restricted in public areas.
C Smoking is supported by California's
legislators.
4. Where is smoking
allowed?
A In cars. B
In trains. C In buses.
5. Why do thousands of
people die from passive smoking?
A Inhaling cigarette smoke is bad for
their health. B They are killed by active smokers.
C They are frightened to death.↑
TASK I
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 B 6 A 7 B 8 B 9 B
10 C
TASK II
1 B 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 B 6 B 7 A 8 B 9 B 10
B 11 B 12 A 13 C 14 C 15 B 16 C 17 A 18 B 19 B 20 A
TASK III
1 C 2 C 3 B 4 A 5 A
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