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PK2 Prof.orient FL (C1) 4 курс
PK2 Prof.orient FL (C1) 4 курс
education»:
<variant> is the education and training provided to student teachers before they
have undertaken any teaching
<variant> to become firmly established or settled
<variant> the power or ability to make a decision for oneself without influence
from outside
<variant> a measurement in one direction
<variant> a stated or unstated qualification of opinion that prevents
one's wholehearted acceptance of a proposal, claim, statement, etc
<question> 12
Find the correct definition of the word «Groundless»:
<variant> without a basis in reason or justification
<variant> a stated or unstated qualification of opinion that prevents
one's wholehearted acceptance of a proposal, claim, statement, etc
<variant> a measurement in one direction.
<variant> the education and training provided to student teachers before they
have undertaken any teaching.
<variant> the power or ability to decide for oneself without influence
from outside
<question>Complete the sentence with preposition “Do you think you will
succeed ___ passing your next exam?”:
<variant> in
<variant> from
<variant> to
<variant> about
<variant> with
<question> Complete the sentence with preposition “If you could improve your
English by watching DVDs, by living in an English-speaking country or by
studying from books, which would you opt ___”
<variant> for
<variant> from
<variant> to
<variant> about
<variant> with
<question> Complete the sentence with preposition “Do you feel you are
lacking ___ vocabulary?”
<variant> in
<variant> with
<variant> for
<variant> from
<variant> about
<question> 20
Complete the sentence with preposition “What distinguishes your first language
___ English?”
<variant> from
<variant> in
<variant> with
<variant> for
<variant> to
<question> Complete the sentence with preposition “How can your vocabulary
benefit ___ using the media?”
<variant> from
<variant> about
<variant> in
<variant> at
<variant> with
<question> Find the word or expression that means “do on your own”:
<variant> single-handedly
<variant> teamwork
<variant> collaborate
<variant> under the guidance.
<variant> self-confident
<question>Find a definition for the following idiom/saying “To learn the hard
way”:
<variant> to discover what you need to know through experience or by
making mistakes
<variant> to find one's feet, learn the basics, for example in a new job
<variant> to suffer a bad experience and know not to do it again
<variant> to learn something as a result of difficult or unpleasant experiences
<variant> to learn something and keep it in mind for a longer time
<question> Find a definition for the following idiom/saying “To learn the
ropes”:
<variant> to find one's feet, learn the basics, for example in a new job
<variant> to discover what you need to know through experience or by
making mistakes
<variant> to suffer a bad experience and know not to do it again
<variant> to learn something as a result of difficult or unpleasant experiences
<variant> to learn something and keep it in mind for a longer time
<question> 68
Find a definition for the following idiom/saying “To learn your lesson”:
<variant> to suffer a bad experience and know not to do it again
<variant> to learn something as a result of difficult or unpleasant experiences
<variant> to learn something and keep it in mind for a longer time
<variant> to find one's feet, learn the basics, for example in a new job
<variant> to discover what you need to know through experience or by
making mistakes
<question> 69
Find a definition for the following idiom/saying “The school of hard knocks.”:
<variant> to learn something as a result of difficult or unpleasant experiences
<variant> to suffer a bad experience and know not to do it again
<variant> to learn something and keep it in mind for a longer time
<variant> to find one's feet, learn the basics, for example in a new job
<variant> to discover what you need to know through experience or by
making mistakes
<question> 74
“The University of Life” means:
<variant> all the bad and good experiences that you have and that
you learn from
<variant> the basic areas of education: reading, writing, and mathematics
<variant> an advice to someone about a subject that they already know more
about than you
<variant> discovering of something that is surprising
<variant> to be an outsider.
<question> Find the definition for the following compound adjective “single-
minded”:
<variant> determined
<variant> doesn’t rely on other people
<variant> doesn’t get easily upset when criticized
<variant> doesn’t talk to other people
<variant> forgetful
<question> Find the definition for the following compound adjective “self-
sufficient”
<variant> doesn’t rely on other people
<variant> doesn’t get easily upset when criticized
<variant> doesn’t talk to other people
<variant> forgetful
<variant> not too excitable
<question> Find the definition for the following compound adjective “thick-
skinned”
<variant> doesn’t get easily upset when criticized.
<variant> doesn’t talk to other people
<variant> forgetful
<variant> not too excitable
<variant> doesn’t rely on other people
<question> Find the definition for the following compound adjective “absent-
minded”
<variant> forgetful.
<variant> determined
<variant> looks after herself
<variant> calm
<variant> unfriendly
<question> Find the definition for the following compound adjective “level-
headed”
<variant> calm
<variant> forgetful.
<variant> determined
<variant> looks after herself
<variant> knows his/her level of English
<question> Find the definition for the following compound adjective “stand-
offish”
<variant> unfriendly
<variant> forgetful.
<variant> determined
<variant> looks after herself
<variant> bossy
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “turn up”:
<variant> arrive
<variant> survive financially
<variant> finish successfully
<variant> organize
<variant> escape.
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “get by”
<variant> survive financially
<variant> finish successfully
<variant> organize
<variant> escape.
<variant> put ideas into practice
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “Catch on”:
<variant> become fashionable
<variant> complete paperwork
<variant> put ideas into practice
<variant> know about recent developments
<variant> finish successfully
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “fill in”
<variant> complete paperwork
<variant> put ideas into practice
<variant> know about recent developments
<variant> finish successfully
<variant> become fashionable
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “do up”:
<variant> restore/redecorate.
<variant> delay someone
<variant> meet by chance
<variant> like something
<variant> be essentially
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “hold up”:
<variant> delay someone.
<variant> restore.
<variant> meet by chance
<variant> like something
<variant> be essentially
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “get through”
<variant> finish successfully.
<variant> delay someone.
<variant> restore.
<variant> meet by chance
<variant> like something
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “come across”?:
<variant> meet by chance
<variant> manage
<variant> avoid
<variant> invent
<variant> finish successfully
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “get away from”?:
<variant> escape.
<variant> meet.
<variant> manage
<variant> avoid
<variant> invent
<question> Match the phrasal verb to the correct meaning “come down to”?:
<variant> be essentially.
<variant> escape.
<variant> meet.
<variant> manage
<variant> avoid
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use -ing form in verb pattern
(V+Ving):
<variant> adore.
<variant> persuade.
<variant> order.
<variant> allow.
<variant> encourage.
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use -ing form in verb pattern
(V+Ving):
<variant> can’t stand.
<variant> persuade.
<variant> order.
<variant> allow.
<variant> encourage.
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use -ing form in verb pattern
(V+Ving):
<variant> fancy
<variant> warn
<variant> tell
<variant> advise
<variant> force
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use -ing form in verb pattern
(V+Ving):
<variant> don’t mind
<variant> warn
<variant> tell
<variant> advise
<variant> force
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use object and infinitive form in
verb pattern (V+object + to V):
<variant> Tell.
<variant> Adore.
<variant> Fancy.
<variant> Detest.
<variant> Can’t stand.
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use object and infinitive form in
verb pattern (V+object + to V):
<variant> Persuade
<variant> Adore.
<variant> Fancy.
<variant> Detest.
<variant> Can’t stand.
<question>Choose the verb after which you’ll use object and infinitive form in
verb pattern (V+object + to V):
<variant> Order.
<variant> Adore.
<variant> Fancy.
<variant> Detest.
<variant> Can’t stand.