Тести англійська 6 сем

Розробники: Кондрук А.Ю., Гордієнко Ю.А., Передон Н.О., Мельничук О.В.
Тест ::: Напрям КУЛЬТУРОЛОГІЯ,

ОБРАЗ. МИСТ., МУЗ. МИСТ., ХОРЕОГР.
(зал., 6 сем.)
Тема :: Рівень 1.
1. Оберіть правильну форму дієслова в дужках:
HOW LONG IS IT SINCE YOU (TO FIND OUT) ABOUT IT?
o found out
o had found out
o will find out
o has found out
IT’S AGES SINCE WE (TO GO OUT)
o had gone out

o was going out
o went out
o go out
I DIDN’T TELL HER ANYTHING ABOUT IT BECAUSE I (NOT TO WANT) TO UPSET HER
o didn’t want
o haven’t wanted
o won’t want
o doesn’t want
WhAT’S THAT NOISE? – THE PEOPLE NEXT DOOR (TO HAVE) A PARTY.
o are having
o have
o has had
o has been having
HE (TO BE) VERY QUIET TODAY, ISN’T HE? – YES, IT’S NOT LIKE HIM. I THINK HE HAS SOME PROBLEMS .
o is being
o is
o have been
o had been
IT (TO RAIN) FOR HOURS. I WISH IT WOULD STOP
o rained
o has been raining
o raining
o rains
HAVE YOU BEEN FOR A WALK? – YES. I OFTEN (TO GO) FOR WALKS IN THE EVENINGS
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o go
o have gone
o will go
o going
NOONE (TO TAKE) MY ORDER YET. I’M STILL WAITING
o doesn’t take
o didn’t take
o hasn’t taken
o has taken
BEFORE YOU (TO LEAVE) DON’T FORGET TO SHUT THE WINDOWS
o was leaving
o will leave
o leave
o has left
KEN (TO SMOKE) FOR 30 YEARS WHEN HE FINALLY GAVE IT UP
o smoked
o had been smoking
o has been smoking
o was smoking
11. Впишіть правильну часову форму дієслова у дужках (усі літери маленькі):
AFTER MANY YEARS AWAY, HE (TO ARRIVE) BACK IN ENGLAND A MONTH AGO
arrived
_______
OUR FLIGHT WAS DELAYED. WE (TO HAVE) TO WAIT FOR FOUR HOURS
had
_______
I DIDN’T FEEL VERY WELL WHEN I WOKE UP, SO I (TO STAY) IN BED
stayed
_______
IN MOST COUNTRIES PEOPLE (TO DRIVE) ON THE RIGHT
drive
_______
THE BOOK YOU ARE LOOKING FOR (TO BE) ON THE TOP SHELF
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is
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WE WERE BOTH ASTONISHED WHEN WE (TO HEAR) THE NEWS
heard
_______
THIS FABRIC IS SO SOFT. IT (TO FEEL) LIKE SILK
feels
_______
I FEEL FULL OF ENERGY TODAY. I (TO SLEEP) LIKE A LOG LAST NIGHT
slept
_______
I (TO LEARN) HOW TO PLAY CHESS FOR THREE MONTHS NOW
have been
_______ learning
WE’VE BEEN FRIENDS SINCE WE (TO START) COLLEGE
started
_______
ARE THEY MARRIED? – YES, THEY (TO BE) MARRIED FOR TWO YEARS
have been
_______
DON’T TOUCH THAT! YOU (TO HURT) YOURSELF!
will hurt
_______
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I’M SURE YOU (TO BE) VERY SURPRISED WHEN YOU MEET HIM
will be
_______
HE WILL NOT DO ANYTHING BEFORE YOU (TO TELL) HIM TO
tell
_______
I DIDN’T FEEL WELL YESTERDAY BUT NOBODY (TO COME) TO SEE ME
came
_______
I (TO UNDERSTAND) WHAT HE WAS TRYING TO SAY BUT PAT DIDN’T
understood
_______
I’M SURE THEY (TO FIND) NEW YORK MORE EXCITING THAN HOUSTON
will find
_______
HURRY UP! IT (TO BE) TIME TO GO!
is
_______
I (TO SEE) JILL THREE MONTHS AGO. I HOPE TO SEE HER NEXT WEEK
saw
_______
IT (TO RAIN) WHEN I GOT UP YESTERDAY MORNING
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was raining
_______
SHE WAS COOKING DINNER WHEN WE (TO ARRIVE)
arrived
_______
SHE (TO COME) HOME LATE YESTERDAY.
came
_______
PETE (TO INVITE) HIS NEW FRIENDS TO HIS HOUSE-WARMING PARTY LAST WEEK.
invited
_______
THE HOUSE WAS VERY QUIET WHEN I GOT HOME. EVERYBODY (TO GO) TO BED.
had gone
_______
WHEN I CAME BACK TO MY HOME TOWN AFTER MANY YEARS MOST OF MY FRIENDS WERE NO LONGER THERE.
THEY (TO LEAVE).
had left
_______
MAGNET (TO ATTRACT) IRON.
attracts
_______
CAN YOU LOOK AFTER THE CHILDREN WHILE I (TO BE) OUT?
am
_______
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I’LL PHONE YOU AS SOON AS I (TO ARRIVE) IN LONDON.
arrive
_______
JANE (TO HAVE) A VERY BAD DAY YESTERDAY.
had
_______
I HOPE SHE (TO BE) BACK SOON.
will be
_______
ACCORDING TO THE WEATHER FORECAST IT (TO RAIN) TOMORROW.
will rain
_______
EXCUSE ME, I (TO LOOK) FOR A HOTEL. IS THERE ONE NEAR HERE?
am looking
_______
I’M NOT SURE IF THIS DRESS REALLY (TO FIT) ME.
fits
_______
THE RIVER NILE (TO FLOW) INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA.
flows
_______
CAN YOU DRIVE? – NO BUT I (TO LEARN) NOW.
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am learning
_______
I (TO BREAK) A BOWL YESTERDAY MORNING WHEN I WAS WASHING THE DISHES.
broke
_______
WHEN JOHN WAS WALKING HOME, HE (TO FEEL) A SHARP PAIN IN HIS BACK.
felt
_______
WE WERE WATCHING TV WHEN SOMEONE (TO KNOCK) AT THE DOOR.
knocked
_______
ADAM (TO WORK) FOR THREE DIFFERENT COMPANIES SO FAR.
o had worked
o work
o has worked
o have worked
JASON (TO WORK) AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY FOR MORE THAN 5 YEARS BEFORE HE LEFT FOR ASIA.
o worked
o had been working
o has worked
o works
I (TO BELIEVE) IT’S GOING TO RAIN.
o believed
o was believing
o believe
o had believed
I (TO TAKE) A KEEN INTEREST IN THE HISTORY OF ART SINCE MY CHILDHOOD
o have been taken

o have taken
o was taken
o has taken
THE ARRIVAL OF THE MOBILE PHONE (TO TRANSFORM) OUR LIFESTYLES VERY MUCH
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o was transformed
o transform
o has transformed
o is transform
I (TO READ) POSITIVE REVIEWS ABOUT THAT FILM IN THE PAPERS SO I AM GOING TO SEE IT
o was read
o readed
o have read
o had read
WE (NOT TO BE) TO THE CINEMA FOR WEEKS
o haven’t been
o were not
o was not
o hadn’t been
THE NEWS (TO BE) A SHOCK TO US
o have been
o was
o were
o had been
HE EXPLAINED WHY HE (TO REFUSE) THE OFFER
o has refused
o had refused
o has been refused
o refuses
IN RECENT YEARS, THERE (TO BE) GROWING INTEREST IN LEARNING ENGLISH ACADEMIC WRITING
o are
o has been
o is being
o were
HERE’S MY REPORT. I (TO FINISH) IT AT LAST
o had finished
o have finished
o was finishing
o finish
ROBERT (TO BE) ILL FOR TWO WEEKS. HE’S STILL IN HOSPITAL
o is
o was
o has been
o have been
I (TO KNOW) THEM FOR ALMOST FIVE YEARS
o know
o have been knowing
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o had been knowing
o have known
I (TO SEE) JAMES TONIGHT. WE HAVE ARRANGED IT
o had seen
o had been seeing
o am seeing
o saw
AFTER LARRY (TO SEE) THE FILM ON TV, HE DECIDED TO BUY THE BOOK
o was seen
o had seen
o was seeing
o has seen
THE PROBLEM OF POLLUTION (TO GET) WORSE THESE DAYS
o had got
o have got
o get
o is getting
I USUALLY (TO READ) A BOOK BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP
o have read
o read
o was reading
o have been reading
KATE (TO STUDY) HARD RECENTLY. SHE IS TAKING HER EXAM NEXT MONTH
o has been studying

o studies
o were studying
o study
HELEN (TO WORK) ALL DAY. SHE LOOKS VERY TIRED
o has been working

o shall be work ing
o working
o work
ALICE COMPLAINED THAT THEY (TO QUARREL) SINCE MORNING
o will quarrel
o had been quarreling
o is quarreling
o quarrel
I’M SO TIRED. I (TO PREPARE) FOR MY EXAM THE WHOLE DAY
o shall preparing
o prepare
o have been preparing
o were preparing
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EDWARD IS A WRITER. HE (TO WRITE) MYSTERY NOVELS SINCE HE WAS 26
o writes
o written
o has been writing
o was written
ADAM (TO LOOK) FOR A JOB SINCE EASTER
o looks
o are looking
o has been looking
o is looked
IT (TO RAIN) FOR THREE DAYS
o has been raining

o has raining
o raining
o rains
LOOK AT HER EYES! I’M SURE SHE (TO CRY)
o have cried
o cry
o shall cry
o has been crying
WE (TO WORK) DAY AND NIGHT ON THIS PROJECT, SO NOW IT’S TIME TO RELAX AND HAVE SOME FUN
o work
o had worked
o has been working
o have been working
WHEN THE CHILDREN CAME BACK HOME, THEY WERE TIRED. THEY (TO SWIM) IN THE POOL ALL AFTERNOON
had been
_______ swimming
WE CAN USE THE CAR NOW, I (TO REPAIR) IT
have repaired
_______
WHEN I GOT TO THE AIRPORT I REALIZED I (TO FORGET) MY PASSPORT
had forgotten
_______
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НЕ WAS WALKING DOWN THE STREET WHEN HE (TO RUN) INTO HIS OLD FRIEND
ran
_______
WHAT IS SAM BUSY WITH? – HE IS TALKING ON THE PHONE NOW. HE (TO TALK) ON THE PHONE FOR HALF AN
HOUR
has been
_______ talking
THIS OLD ARMCHAIR LOOKS BRAND NEW BECAUSE HE (TO FIX) IT
has fixed
_______
THIS TIME NEXT WEEK DON AND JILL WILL BE IN A PLANE. THEY (TO FLY) TO PARIS
will be
_______ flying
SHE (TO DELIVER) ALL THE NEWSPAPERS BY 8 O’CLOCK TOMORROW
will have
_______ delivered
HE (TO TRANSLATE) THIS ARTICLE BY 7 P.M. TOMORROW
will have
_______ translated
TOM FELT EXHAUSTED WHEN HE CAME BACK HOME. HE (TO DRIVE) FOR TEN HOURS
had been
_______ driving
I WAS COOKING LUNCH WHILE HE (TO TALK) OVER THE PHONE
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was talking
_______
SHE HASN’T SEEN JIM SINCE SHE (TO LEAVE) SCHOOL
left
_______
CLAIRE IS VERY SOCIABLE. SHE (TO KNOW) LOTS OF PEOPLE
knows
_______
THE TEMPERATURE (TO REACH) 35° C TOMORROW
will reach
_______
PLEASE, CALL ME WHEN JACK (TO COME) BACK HOME
comes
_______
HAVE YOU PHONED PAUL YET? – NO, I’LL PHONE HIM WHEN I (TO GET) HOME
get
_______
IF WE (TO WORK) HARD, WE’LL FINISH THE PROJECT ON TIME
work
_______
IS JANE COMING TO THE PARTY? – I DON’T THINK SO. SHE (TO GET) FLU.
has got
_______
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THEY (TO WAIT) HERE FOR OVER AN HOUR BUT THE CONCERT HASN’T STARTED YET
have been
_______ waiting
94. Впишіть правильну відповідь (усі літери маленькі):
WE HADN’T ARRANGED TO MEET. WE (TO MEET) BY CHANCE
met
_______
95. Впишіть правильну відповідь (усі літери маленькі):
THE TRAIN WAS LATE BUT NOONE (TO KNOW) THE REASON FOR THE DELAY
knew
_______
IT BEGAN TO RAIN WHEN I (TO WALK) HOME
was walking
_______
HURRY UP! ANN WILL BE ANNOYED IF WE (TO BE) LATE AGAIN
are
_______
SHE IS GOING AWAY FOR A FEW DAYS. BUT SHE (TO PHONE) YOU WHEN SHE GETS BACK
will phone
_______
99. Оберіть правильну форму дієслова в дужках :
SOMETIMES MISTAKES (TO MAKE). IT’S INEVITABLE
o are being made

o are made
o ha s been made
o is made
BUYING HABITS (TO INFLUENCE) BY ADVERTISEMENTS
o are influenced
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o i nfluence
o are influencing
o is influenced
HAVE YOU ARRANGED THE PARTY YET? – YES. ALL THE INVITATIONS (TO SEND)
o had been sent

o have been send
o have been sent
o are send
CAN YOU SWIM? – OH YES. I (TO TEACH) HOW TO SWIM WHEN I WAS SEVEN.
o have been taught

o had been taught
o was taught
o am taught
THIS ROOM IS A DISGRACE. IT (NOT TO CLEAN) FOR WEEKS
o hasn’t been cleaned

o wasn’t cleaning
o wasn’t cleaned
o hasn’t been cleaning
HAS TOM GOT A JOB? – NO. HE (TO MAKE) REDUNDANT LAST MONTH
o had been made

o has been made
o makes
o was made
I AM TIRED. – SO AM I. BUT THESE REPORTS MUST (TO TYPE) BEFORE WE LEAVE
o type
o be typed
o have typed
o typing
BAD NEWS ABOUT OUR LUGGAGE. IT (TO SEND) TO AUSTRALIA
o will send
o has been sending
o has been sent
o sent
THE APARTMENT (TO SELL) LAST WEEK
o was sold
o sold
o had sold
o had been sold
THESE REMAINS (TO BELIEVE) TO DATE BACK TO THE BRONZE AGE
o are believed
o was believed
o have believed
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o believes
THEY DIDN’T LEAVE THE RESTAURANT UNTIL THE BILL (TO PAY)
o had been paid

o has paid
o had paid
o will be paid
THE ACROPOLIS (TO BUILD) BY THE ANCIENT GREEKS
o built
o has been built
o had built
o was built
THIS CASTLE (TO VISIT) BY HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE EVERY DAY
o is visited
o is being visited
o have been visited
o is visiting
LAST YEAR HER DREAM CAME TRUE AND SHE (TO OFFER) A CHANCE TO STUDY IN AMERICA
o will be offered
o was offered
o have been o ffered
o is offered
WE CAN’T USE THE FITNESS CENTRE YET BECAUSE IT (TO BUILD) NOW
o is still building
o is still being built
o is still buil d
o b uilds
THE POSSIBILITY OF NEW NEGOTIATIONS (TO DISCUSS) AT THE PRESENT MOMENT
o has been discussing

o was discussed
o is being discussed
o discussed
THIS MACHINE (NOT TO USE) FOR AGES
o wasn’t used
o was not being used
o didn’t use
o hasn’t been used
GERMAN (TO SPEAK) IN AUSTRIA
o speaks
o is being spoken
o is spoken
o has been spoken
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THE VILLA (TO BUILD) WHEN WE MOVED HERE
o was building
o was being built
o is being build
o had built
EVERYTHING (TO DO) BY NEXT TUESDAY
o will be doing
o would be doing
o will have been done
o has done
THE MEETING (TO PUT OFF)
o have put off

o has been put off
o has being put off
o will put off
I’M SURE YOU (TO TELL) ABOUT IT SOON
o has been told

o will be told
o will told
o had been told
OUR HOUSE (TO BREAK INTO) LAST NIGHT
o had broken into

o was broken into
o were broken into
o broke into
MY WALLET (TO STEAL) YESTERDAY
o was steal
o was stolen
o have been stolen
o stole
THIS CHURCH (TO BUILD) IN 1815
o was built
o was build
o was building
o were built
THE ANTIQUE ARTEFACT (TO RESTORE) BY AN EXPERT AT THE MOMENT
o is being restored
o is being restore
o were restoring
o restored
I REALIZED I (TO FOLLOW)
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o was being followed
o am being followed
o following
o has been followed
ARE YOU SURE THE DOOR (TO SHUT)?
o had shut
o has been being shut
o has been shut
o have shut
I (TO TELL) ABOUT THE ACCIDENT BEFORE YOU MENTIONED IT
o been told
o had not been told
o was not tell
o has tell
PROFESSOR WISE’S THEORY (TO CHOOSE) AS A THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK OF THIS PAPER
o chose
o has been chosen
o chooses
o was chosed
SORRY ABOUT THE NOISE – THE ROAD (TO MEND)
o had been mending

o was mending
o is mending
o is being mended
DON’T WORRY. I’M SURE YOU (TO TELL) WHERE TO GO
o had told
o will told
o has told
o will be told
THE MEDICINE (TO BUY) BY AN OLD LADY WHEN WE ENTERED THE PHARMACY
o was being buyed

o was buy
o bought
o was being bought
THE TAJ MAHAL (TO BUILD) AROUND 1640
o has been built

o was being built
o built
o was built
AVATAR (TO MAKE) BY JAMES CAMERON
o will be made
o was making
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o makes
o was made
A NEW SHOP (TO OPEN) THIS WEEK
o have been opened

o shall been open
o were opened
o has been opened
THE PIANO (TO TUNE) LONG BEFORE THE CONCERT
o had been tuning

o had been tune
o have been tuned
o had been tuned
THE MAIN PROBLEMS (TO DISCUSS) AT THE SEMINAR BEFORE IT WAS OVER
o had been discussing

o had been discuss
o was discussed
o had been discussed
137. Оберіть правильні варіанти даного речення у пасивному стані :
LISA IS SENDING TIM AN INVITATION
o Tim is being sent an invitation

o Tim is sent an invitation
o Lisa is being sent an invitation
o An invitation is sent to Tim by Lisa
o An invitation is being sent to Tim by Lisa
THE WAITER IS SERVING THEM DINNER NOW
o The waiter is served by them now

o Dinner is being served to them by the waiter now
o Dinner served to them now
o They being served dinner by the waiter now
o They are being served dinner by the waiter now
THEY PAID HIM A LOT OF MONEY FOR THE JOB
o He was paid a lot of money for the job

o They were paid a lot of money
o He was payed a lot of money for the job
o A lot of money was paid to him for the job
o A lot of money were paid to him for the job
SOME PASSERBY SHOWED ME THE WAY TO HER HOUSE
o I was shown the way to her house by some passerby

o Some passerby was shown the way to her house
o I was show the way to her house with some passerby
o The way to her house has been shown by some passerby
o The way to her house was shown to me by some passerby
SOMEONE SENT HELEN SOME FLOWERS
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o Helen sent some flowers
o Helen being sent some flowers
o Some flowers is sent to Helen
o Helen was sent some flowers
o Some flowers were sent to Helen
THE CASHIER HAS JUST GIVEN ME A RECEIPT
o I have just been given a receipt by the cashier

o I have just given a receipt by the cashier
o A receipt has just been given to me by the cashier
o A receipt been given to me by the cashier
o The cashier has just been given a receipt
WE HOPE THEY WILL SEND US AN INVITATION
o We hope we will be sent an invitation

o We hope they will be sent an invitation
o We will be sended an invitation by them
o An invitation will sent by them
o We hope an invitation will be sent to us by them
THEY HAVE OFFERED ME A NEW JOB
o I were offered a new job by them

o I have been offered a new job by them
o They have been offered a new job
o A new job has been offered to me by them
o A new job have been offered to me by them
BOB HAS SOLD TED A SECOND-HAND CAR
o Ted was sold a second-hand car

o Ted has been sold a second-hand car by Bob
o A second-hand car had been sold by Bob
o Bob has been sold a second-hand car
o A second-hand car has been sold to Ted by Bob
THE TRAFFIC WARDEN HAD ALREADY GIVEN HIM A TICKET FOR ILLEGAL PARKING
o He had already been given a ticket for illegal parking by the traffic warden
o He has been given a ticket for illegal parking
o A ticket had already given to him for illegal parking
o A ticket for illegal parking had already been given to him by the traffic warden
o The traffic warden had been given a ticket
MY DOCTOR HAS PRESCRIBED ME THIS MEDICINE
o My doctor has been prescribed this medicine

o I have been prescribed this medicine by my doctor
o This medicine has been prescribed to me by my doctor
o This medicine has prescribed to me
o I was prescribed this medicine by my doctor
JESSICA SHOWED ROD SOME PHOTOS
o Rod was shown some photos by Jessica

o Some photos were shown to Rod by Jessica
o Rod will shown some photos by Jessica
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o Some photos is shown to Rod by Jessica
o Some photos shown to Rod by Jessica
149. Оберіть правильні варіанти даного речення у пасивному стані:
THE POLICE OFFICER GAVE ME A TICKET
o I was given a ticket by the police officer

o A ticket was given to me by the police officer
o The police officer was given a ticket
o I given a ticket by the police officer
o A ticket was gave to me by the police officer
KEN OFFERED JANET A RIDE
o Ken was offered a ride

o Janet offered a ride
o Janet was being offered a ride
o Janet was offered a ride by Ken
o A ride was offered to Janet by Ken
MRS. HARRIS SENT THE COMPANY A LETTER OF COMPLAINT
o The company has been sent a letter of complaint

o The company was sent a letter of complaint by Mrs. Harris
o Mrs. Harris was sent a letter of complaint
o A letter of complaint was sent to the company by Mrs. Harris
o A letter of complaint were sended to the company by Mrs. Harris
MY SISTER TOLD ME A JOKE
o I was tell a joke

o My sister was told a joke
o I was told a joke by my sister
o A joke was told to me by my sister
o A joke were told to me by my sister
LIZ SHOWED ME SOME HOLIDAY PICTURES
o Liz was shown some holiday pictures

o I shown some holiday pictures by Liz
o I was shown some holiday pictures by Liz
o Some holiday pictures was shown to me by Liz
o Some holiday pictures were shown to me by Liz
WE SENT THEM NOTHING
o Nothing was sent to them

o We were sent nothing
o Nothing was sended to them
o They were sent nothing
o They were not sent nothing
TOM GAVE US A COMPLETELY FALSE IDEA
o We were given a completely false idea by Tom

o Tom was given a completely false idea
o We gave a completely false idea by Tom
o A completely false idea was given to us by Tom
o A completely false idea has been given by Tom
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SHE PROMISED US AN INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT
o We were promised an interesting entertainment by her

o She was promised an interesting entertainment
o An interesting entertainment is promised by her
o We promised an interesting entertainment
o An interesting entertainment was promised to us by her
THE WAITER HAS JUST BROUGHT US THE BILL
o The bill been brought to us with the waiter

o The waiter have been brought the bill
o We have brought the bill
o We have just been brought the bill by the waiter
o The bill has just been brought to us by the waiter
WE HAVE JUST GIVEN HIM A NEW BOOK
o A new book has just given by us

o He has just been given a new book by us
o He have just been given a new book
o A new book has just been given to him by us
o A new book just been given to he by us
THEY HAVE OFFERED HIM A NEW POSITION
o He has been offered a new position by them

o A new position was offered by him by them
o He have been offered a new position by they
o A new position has been offered to him by them
o They have been offered a new position
JEFF HAS JUST SENT YOU A BUNCH OF FLOWERS
o You have just being sent a bunch of flowers by Jeff

o A bunch of flowers have just been send to you by Jeff
o Jeff has been sent a bunch of flowers to you
o A bunch of flowers has just been sent to you by Jeff
o You have just been sent a bunch of flowers by Jeff
THE WAITER IS SERVING US LUNCH AT THE MOMENT
o The waiter is served by us now

o Lunch is being served to us by the waiter now
o Lunch served to us now
o We being served lunch by the waiter now
o We are being served lunch by the waiter now
MY DOCTOR HAS PRESCRIBED ME THESE PILLS
o My doctor has been prescribed these pills

o I have been prescribed these pills by my doctor
o These pills have been prescribed to me by my doctor
o These pills have prescribed to me with my doctor
o I was prescribed these pills by my doctor
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LAST WEEK SHE (TO EMPLOY) BY AN INTERNATIONAL COMPANY
was employed
_______
WE HOPE THAT THE MISSING MONEY (TO FIND) SOON
will be
_______ found
JOHN’S FLAT (TO BREAK) INTO LAST WEEK
was broken
_______
THE ROOF OF THE BUILDING (TO DAMAGE) IN A STORM A FEW DAYS AGO
was damaged
_______
JACK AND HIS BROTHER (TO ADOPT) BY THEIR AUNT TEN YEARS AGO
will adopted
_______
THE PRESIDENT (TO ELECT) EVERY FOUR YEARS IN OUR COUNTRY
is elected
_______
I THINK THESE CHEQUES (TO PAY) TOMORROW
will be
_______ paid
AS A RULE MY CAR (TO SERVICE) TWICE A YEAR
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is serviced
_______
MANY DIFFERENT LANGUAGES (TO SPEAK) IN INDIA
are spoken
_______
A TEENAGER (TO INJURE) IN A CAR ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT
was injured
_______
THE HOUSE (TO BUILD) LAST YEAR
was built
_______
THE GARDEN FENCE (TO REPAIR) NOW
is been
_______ repaired
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT PAPER (TO MAKE) FROM WOOD
is made
_______
THE CAR (TO REPAIR). YOU CAN USE IT NOW
has been
_______ repaired
YOU CAN’T USE THIS ROAD. IT (TO REPAIR) AT THE MOMENT
is being
_______ repaired
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THIS IDEA (TO PROPOSE) BY JEFF SEVERAL MINUTES AGO. EVERYONE THINKS IT’S GREAT
was proposed
_______
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT BUTTER (TO MAKE) FROM MILK
is made
_______
THE CRIMINAL (TO CATCH) YESTERDAY
was cought
_______
TWENTY PERCENT OF THE WORLD’S OIL (TO OWN) BY SAUDI ARABIA
is owned
_______
I CAN’T FIND MY KEY. IT (TO LOSE) TODAY
has been
_______ lost
TELEVISION (TO INVENT) IN THE 1920S
was invented
_______
THE PRESIDENT (INTERVIEW) NOW
is being
_______ interviewed
I’M SURE THIS WORK (TO FINISH) NEXT WEEK
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will be
_______ finished
THE QUESTION (TO ANSWER) AT THE MOMENT
is being
_______ answered
THE PYRAMIDS (TO BUILD) THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO
were built
_______
MY CAR (TO REPAIR) THIS WEEK SO I HAVE TO GET TO WORK BY BUS
is being
_______ repaired
I AM SURE THESE REFUGEES (TO SAVE) SOON
will be
_______ saved
I THINK THE ROOM (TO REDECORATE) NEXT MONTH
will be
_______ redecorated
I’M SURE THIS HOUSE (TO SELL) NEXT MONTH
will be
_______ sold
THE HOUSE (TO SELL) BY THE END OF THE LAST YEAR
had been
_______ sold
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THE CAR (TO FIX) BEFORE TERRY PAID FOR IT
had been
_______ fixed
THE CLIENT (TO CONSULT) BEFORE THE OFFICE CLOSED
had been
_______ consulted
THE BOY (TO INTERRUPT) BEFORE HE MANAGED TO EXPLAIN EVERYTHING
had been
_______ interrupted
THE VILLA (TO BUY) BEFORE THEY MOVED TO THIS CITY
had been bought

_______
THE NEWS (TO SPREAD) BEFORE THEY COULD STOP PAPARAZZI
had been spread

_______
THE PRICE (TO DETERMINE) BEFORE THE EXPERTS ARRIVED
have been
_______ determined
199. Оберіть правильний варіант речення з непрямою мовою:
«I’LL SEE YOU LATER,» HE SAID
o He said he would see me later

o He said he see me later
o He said he is seeing me later
o He said he seen me later
«SHE’S SPEAKING TO JOE,» HE SAID
o He said she was speaking to Joe

o He said she speaking to Joe
o He said she had spoken to Joe
o He said she speaks to Joe
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«I’ll GO TO LONDON,» SHE SAID
o She said she go to London

o She said she would go to London
o She said she went to London
o She said she is gone to London
«HE’S WATCHING TV,» SHE SAID
o She said he was watching TV

o She said he watching TV
o She said he is watching TV
o She said he watched TV
«HE LEFT AN HOUR AGO,» SHE SAID
o She said he had left an hour before

o She said he leave an hour before
o She said he is left an hour before
o She said he has left an hour before
«HE LIKES WALKING,» SHE SAID
o She said he like walking

o She said he liked walking
o She said he has liked walking
o She said he liking walking
«TOM IS LEAVING TOMORROW,» SHE SAID
o She said Tom leaving the next day

o She said Tom will leave the next day
o She said Tom was leaving the next day
o She said Tom would left the next day
LAURA SAID, «THE HOT DOGS ARE DELICIOUS»
o Laura said that the hot dogs is delicious

o Laura said that the hot dogs have been delicious
o Laura said that the hot dogs had been delicious
o Laura said that the hot dogs were delicious
MARY SAID, «I WANT TO GO OUT WITH MY FRIENDS»
o Mary said that she want to go out with her friends

o Mary said that she has wanted to go out with her friends
o Mary said that she wanted to go out with her friends
o Mary said that she wanted to go out with my friends
BOB AND MARIE SAID, «WE ARE TAKING OUR DOG FOR A WALK»
o Bob and Marie said they were taking their dog for a walk
o Bob and Marie said they were taking our dog for a walk
o Bob and Marie said they took their dog for a walk
o Bob and Marie said they have taken our dog for a walk
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«IT’S NICE TO BE HOME,» TOM SAID
o Tom said that it’s nice he has been at home

o Tom said that it had been nice to be home
o Tom said that it would be nice to be home
o Tom said that it was nice to be home
HE ASKED ME, «HOW OLD IS SHE?»
o He asked me how old she has been

o He asked me how old she was
o He asked me how old is she
o He asked me how old was she
«DO YOU WORK HARD ENOUGH?» SHE ASKED HIM
o She asked him if he worked hard enough

o She asked him if he work hard enough
o She asked him if he is working hard enough
o She asked him if he has worked hard enough
«I AM GOING OUT,» HE SAID
o He said that he went out

o He said that he was going out
o He said that he has gone out
o He said that he had gone out
HE SAID, «DID YOU ENJOY THE PARTY?»
o He asked if I has enjoyed the party

o He asked did I enjoy the party
o He asked if I had enjoyed the party
o He asked if I was enjoying the party
HE ASKED ME, «WHAT TIME IS IT?»
o He asked me what time it has been

o He asked me what time is it
o He asked me what time it is
o He asked me what time it was
HE SAID, «I’LL HAVE SOME TEA»
o He said he will have some tea

o He said I would have some tea
o He said he would have some tea
o He said he will be having some tea
«WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW?» SHE ASKED ME
o She asked me what I want to know

o She asked me what I wanted to know
o She asked me what do I want to know
o She asked me what did I want to know
«I HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO DO TODAY,» SHE SAID
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o She said that she has a lot of work to do today
o She said that she is having a lot of work to do that day
o She said that she has had a lot of work to do today
o She said that she had a lot of work to do that day
«I’VE ORDERED A PIZZA FOR DINNER,» HE SAID
o He said that he ordered a pizza for dinner

o He said that he has ordered a pizza for dinner
o He said that he would order a pizza for dinner
o He said that he had ordered a pizza for dinner
«HE’LL BE BACK IN AN HOUR,» SHE SAID
o She said he will back in an hour

o She said he would back in an hour
o She said he is back in an hour
o She said he would be back in an hour
«I HAD A BRILLIANT TIME,» MR JONES SAID
o Mr Jones said that he had had a brilliant time

o Mr Jones said that he has had a brilliant time
o Mr Jones said that I had a brilliant time
o Mr Jones said that he was having a brilliant time
SOPHIE SAID, «I BOUGHT A NEW CAMERA YESTERDAY»
o Sophie said that she has bought a new camera yeaterday

o Sophie said that she had bought a new camera the day before
o Sophie said that she have bought a new camera yesterday
o Sophie said that she was buying a new camera yesterday
«DO YOU WANT ME TO WAIT FOR YOU?» SHE ASKED ME
o She asked did I want she to wait for me

o She asked if I wanted her to wait for me
o She asked whether I would want she to wait for me
o She asked if I have wanted her to wait for me
«JACK LEFT THE COUNTRY,» THEY SAID
o They said Jack had left the country

o They said Jack has left the country
o They said Jack would leave the country
o They said Jack is left the country
TOM SAID, «I HAVE LOST MY BOARDING PASS»
o Tom said that he has lost my boarding pass

o Tom said that he had lost his boarding pass
o Tom said that he lost my boarding pass
o Tom said that he lost his boarding pass
«IT WAS A FRIGHTENING EXPERIENCE,» HE SAID
o He said it has been a frightening experience

o He said it had been a frightening experience
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o He said it would be a frightening experience
o He said it were a frightening experience
«IT IS A VERY OLD CASTLE,» SHE SAID
o She said it has been a very old castle

o She said it was a very old castle
o She said it had been a very old castle
o She said it would been a very old castle
«I WAS PLANNING TO CALL YOU LATER,» SHE SAID
o She said she has been planning to call me later

o She said she had planned to call you later
o She said she had been planning to call me later
o She said she was planning to call you later
«WHERE DID HE STAY?» SHE ASKED
o She asked where did he stay

o She asked where he had stayed
o She asked where he has stayed
o She asked where he stays
«DID YOU HAVE A NICE TIME?» HE ASKED ME
o He asked me if I had had a nice time

o He asked me if I has had a nice time
o He asked me whether I was having a nice time
o He asked me whether I’ve been having a nice time
SHE ASKED ME, «WHERE HAS HE GONE?»
o She asked me where he has gone

o She asked me where has he gone
o She asked me where he went
o She asked me where he had gone
«I’VE FINISHED ALL MY WORK,» SHE SAID
o She said that she had finished all her work

o She said that she had finished all my work
o She said that she finished all her work
o She said that she has finished all my work
«HOW MUCH OF THIS LUGGAGE IS YOURS?» SHE ASKED
o She asked how much of the luggage was mine

o She asked how much of the luggage was my
o She asked how much of the luggage has been mine
o She asked how much of the luggage had been my
«I HAVE BEEN WORKING HARD,» HE SAID
o He said he had been working hard

o He said he was working hard
o He said he had worked hard
o He said he has worked hard
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«WHAT ARE YOU DOING?» HE ASKED ME
o He asked me what are you doing

o He asked me what I was doing
o He asked me what I did
o He asked me what I have been doing
«WHERE DID HE STAY?» SHE ASKED ME
o She asked me where he has stayed

o She asked me where he had stayed
o She asked me where did he stay
o She asked me where he has been staying
«WHAT TIME WILL YOU ARRIVE?» HE ASKED ME
o He asked me what time will I arrive

o He asked me what time I would arrive
o He asked me what time would I arrive
o He asked me what time I would have arrived
«HAVE YOU SEEN THIS MAN BEFORE?» HE ASKED ME
o He asked me if I saw the man before

o He asked me if I had seen the man before
o He asked me if I had to see the man before
o He asked me if have I seen the man before
«I’VE ALREADY SEEN THIS FILM,» HE SAID
o He said he already saw the film

o He said he had already seen the film
o He said he would have already seen this film
o He said I have already seen this film
239. Оберіть правильн ий фрагмент, пропущений у реченні :
SHE WENT TO THE BANK ___ SOME MONEY.
o to get
o get
o getting
o got
240. Оберіть правильний фрагмент, пропущений у реченні:
HE ADVISED ME ___ FOR THE JOB.
o applying
o applied
o apply
o to apply
I CAN ’ T DECIDE WHERE ___.
o going
o go
o goes
o to go
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HE IS GLAD ___ BACK.
o being
o to be
o was
o be
SHE IS TOO SHY ___ TO THE MANAGER.
o talk
o talking
o talks
o to talk
IT WAS NICE OF HIM ___.
o help
o to help
o helping
o is helping
I WOULD LIKE ___ A FOREIGN LANGUAGE.
o learning
o to learn
o learn
o learns
HE RUSHED TO THE BACK DOOR ONLY ___ THAT IT WAS LOCKED.
o to discover
o discover
o discovering
o discovered
STUDENTS MUST ___ HARD.
o studying
o study
o to study
o are studying
THEY MADE HIM ___ FOR THE DAMAGE.
o paying
o paid
o pay
o to pay
YOU HAD BETTER ___ THE CONTRACT.
o signing
o sign
o signed
o to sign
I WOULD RATHER ___ HOME NOW.
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o going
o go
o is going
o to go
SANDRA WANTS ___ TO A NEW HOUSE NEXT YEAR.
o move
o to move
o moving
o will move
I DON’T WANT YOU ___ A MESS.
o make
o makes
o to make
o making
I WANT JOHN ___ THIS RULE.
o explain
o to explain
o explained
o explaining
TIM IS TOO OLD ___ THE BASKETBALL TEAM.
o join
o joining
o joins
o to join
THEY RUN TOO FAST FOR ME ___ WITH THEM.
o catch up
o catching up
o to catch up
o am catching up
THIS RING IS TOO EXPENSIVE FOR ME ___.
o buying
o buy
o bought
o to buy
HE IS CLEVER ENOUGH ___ THE PROBLEM.
o solving
o solved
o to solve
o solves
WE’VE GOT ENOUGH MONEY ___ ON HOLIDAY THIS YEAR.
o to go
o go
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o goes
o going
HE IS COMPLAINING ABOUT ___ A HEADACHE.
o having
o to have
o have
o has
MARCUS WENT OUT INSTEAD OF ___ HIS HOMEWORK.
o do
o did
o to do
o doing
TRACY WAS VERY EXCITED ABOUT ___ TO THE PARTY.
o go
o to go
o went
o going
I HOPE YOU HAVE A GOOD EXCUSE FOR ___ SO LATE.
o be
o being
o to be
o are
SAM IS INTERESTED IN ___ FRENCH LESSONS.
o take up
o to take up
o takes up
o taking up
YOU CAN’T STOP HIM FROM ___ THE JOB IF HE WANTS.
o take
o taking
o to take
o took
SUSIE RAN BECAUSE SHE WAS WORRIED ABOUT ___ THE BUS.
o miss
o missing
o to miss
o misses
THANK YOU FOR ___ ME WITH MY HOMEWORK.
o helping
o help
o helps
o to help
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SHE FELT TIRED BECAUSE SHE WASN’T USED TO ___ SO HARD.
o work
o working
o works
o is working
HIS BOSS BLAMED HIM FOR ___ THE DEAL.
o to lose
o lose
o losing
o lost
I AM IN CHARGE OF ___ THE CHRISTMAS DELIVERIES.
o to make
o making
o makes
o make
WE ARE THINKING OF ___ A NEW CAR NEXT MONTH.
o buy
o buying
o to buy
o bought
SANDRA APOLOGISED FOR ___ THE PERFORMANCE.
o ruin
o ruining
o to ruin
o ruined
IAN WAS TALKING ABOUT ___ A SHOP IN YORK.
o to open
o open
o opening
o is opening
IT’S NO USE __ TO BOB, HE WON’T CHANGE HIS MIND.
o talk
o talking
o talked
o to talk
IT WAS GOOD OF YOU ___ ME FIX MY BICYCLE.
o help
o helped
o helping
o to help
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THE MAN SUGGESTED ___ THE POLICE, TO INVESTIGATE.
o to call
o call
o calling
o called
I CAN’T GET USED TO ___ IN SUCH A HOT COUNTRY.
o live
o lived
o am living
o living
HE ADMITTED ___ THE BANK.
o to rob
o rob
o robbing
o has robbed
YOU HAD BETTER ___, OR YOU’LL BE LATE FOR WORK.
o hurry
o hurrying
o to hurry
o hurried
THEY REFUSED ___ ME MY MONEY BACK.
o to give
o gives
o give
o giving
SHE IS TOO SHORT ___ A FASHION MODEL.
o become
o becomes
o becoming
o to become
MY PARENTS LET ME ___ UP LATE AT WEEKENDS.
o staying
o to stay
o stays
o stay
OUR TEACHER MAKES US ___ HOMEWORK EVERY EVENING.
o doing
o do
o did
o to do
HE ADVISED HER ___ TO HER BOSS.
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o speaking
o spoke
o speak
o to speak
I DISLIKE ___ TO THE THEATRE ALONE.
o go
o going
o am going
o went
MY SISTER CAN’T STAND ___ HORROR FILMS. SHE GETS TERRIBLY SCARED.
o watch
o watching
o to watch
o watches
CAN YOU IMAGINE ___ YOUR HOLIDAYS ON THE MOON?
o spending
o spend
o spends
o to spend
THERE IS NO POINT IN ___ AGAIN. THERE IS NOONE AT HOME.
o call
o calling
o to call
o are calling
IT WAS SILLY OF YOU ___ TO LOCK THE DOOR.
o forget
o forgets
o to forget
o forgetting
HE RISKS ___ HIS WALLET WHEN HE LEAVES IT ON HIS DESK.
o lose
o losing
o lost
o to lose
HAVE YOU DECIDED WHERE ___ YOUR HOLIDAY?
o spending
o to spend
o spent
o spend
I WISH I COULD AFFORD ___ A CLEANER.
o employ
o to employ
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o employing
o employs
TOM SUGGESTED ___ TO THE SEASIDE.
o drive
o to drive
o driving
o drove
IT WAS NICE OF JOHN ___ US YESTERDAY.
o visiting
o to visit
o visits
o visit
THERE’S NO POINT IN ___ UNTIL YOU GET YOUR RESULTS.
o worry
o worries
o to worry
o worrying
WE SHOULD ___ SUE ABOUT THE PARTY.
o telling
o told
o tell
o to tell
SHE CAN’T GET USED TO ___ FOR SUCH A LARGE COMPANY.
o work
o is working
o works
o working
IT ’ S NO USE ___ PAUL . HE WON’T BE ABLE TO HELP YOU.
o to ask
o ask
o asking
o is asking
PETER DENIED ___ THE CLASSROOM WINDOW.
o breaking
o to break
o broke
o break
WE HAD BETTER ___ OR WE WILL MISS THE TRAIN.
o run
o ran
o running
o to run
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IT WAS KIND OF HIM ___ ME TIDY THE HOUSE.
o help
o helped
o helping
o to help
SHE REFUSED ___ HIS QUESTIONS.
o answer
o answering
o answers
o to answer
HE IS FAR TOO YOUNG ___ OUT LATE AT NIGHT.
o stay
o to stay
o stayed
o staying
HER TEACHER LET HER ___ HER LUNCH INTO CLASSROOM.
o bringing
o to bring
o brings
o bring
I DON’T MIND ___ YOU WITH YOUR HOMEWORK.
o help
o helping
o to help
o am helping
IT WAS A MISTAKE ___ THE DOOR UNLOCKED.
o leave
o to leave
o leaving
o leaves
I ADVISE YOU ___ A NEW JOB.
o to look for
o look for
o looks
o looking
THERE IS NO POINT IN ___ ANGRY WITH HIM. IT’S NOT HIS FAULT.
o get
o getting
o to get
o got
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I’LL TAKE A BOOK ___ ON THE PLANE.
o reading
o read
o to read
o reads
SUE DECIDED ___ FOR A NEW JOB.
o apply
o to apply
o applying
o applied
THE POLICE MADE THE BANK ROBBERS ___ THEMSELVES UP.
o to give
o give
o gave
o giving
SHE HAD BETTER ___ A GOOD EXCUSE FOR BEING SO LATE.
o had
o have
o to have
o having
THEY HOPE ___ A LOT OF MONEY IN THEIR NEW BUSINESS.
o making
o makes
o to make
o make
IMAGINE ___ IN A BIG HOUSE LIKE THAT!
o to live
o living
o live
o is living
I’D RATHER NOT ___ MY PARENTS THIS WEEKEND.
o visited
o to visit
o visiting
o visit
SHE’S TOO TIRED ___ ON HER WORK TODAY.
o concentrate
o concentrating
o to concentrate
o concentrates
ANN WOULD LOVE ___ ON A BEACH NOW, INSTEAD OF TYPING REPORTS.
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o lie
o lying
o lies
o to lie
THE DOCTOR WORKED FOR FIFTEEN HOURS WITHOUT ___ A BREAK.
o take
o took
o taking
o to take
JOHN’S FATHER LET HIM ___ HIS CAR FOR THE WEEKEND.
o borrow
o borrows
o borrowing
o to borrow
THERE’S NO POINT ___ THERE EARLY, BECAUSE THE GATES DON’T OPEN TILL 10 A.M.
o getting
o get
o to get
o gets
JIM DOESN’T HAVE ENOUGH PATIENCE ___ A TEACHER.
o to be
o being
o is
o be
HE IS USED TO ___ WITH CHILDREN.
o coping
o cope
o coped
o copes
I SUGGEST ___ THE CINEMA TO FIND OUT WHAT TIME THE FILM BEGINS.
o calling
o is calling
o call
o to call
I LOOK FORWARD TO ___ THE ARTWORK IN THE MUSEUM’S LATEST EXHIBITION.
o seeing
o see
o saw
o seen
FRED ENJOYS ___ TO CLASSICAL MUSIC AS IT HELPS HIM RELAX.
o to listening
o listen
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o listening
o listens
TO TELL YOU THE TRUTH, I DON’T KNOW HOW ___.
o dancing
o dance
o danced
o to dance
WE WERE HAPPY ___ THAT MARY IS COMING TO VISIT US.
o hear
o to hear
o heard
o hearing
THE COUPLE PLAN ___ THEIR ENGAGEMENT LATER TODAY.
o to announce
o announcing
o announced
o announce
IT WAS SO NICE OF HIM ___ ME FLOWERS.
o send
o sent
o to send
o sending
WE RUSHED TO THE STATION ONLY ___ AS THE TRAIN WAS LEAVING.
o arrive
o to arrive
o arrives
o arriving
YOU MAY ___ THE PHONE.
o using
o to use
o used
o use
WILL YOU LET ME ___ IN THE GARDEN?
o play
o to play
o plays
o playing
I’D BE HAPPY ___ YOU AT THE AIRPORT.
o collect
o collects
o to collect
o collecting
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YOU CAN ___ THE PARTY WHENEVER YOU WANT.
o leaving
o leave
o leaves
o to leave
THE DOCTOR ADVISED ME ___ MORE WATER.
o to drink
o drank
o drinking
o drink
TOM DENIED ___ THE LAST BISCUIT.
o eat
o to eat
o is eating
o eating
WHY DO YOU KEEP ___ HIM MONEY IF HE NEVER PAYS YOU BACK?
o lend
o lending
o lends
o to lend
I CAN’T HELP ___ EVERY TIME I SEE THAT FILM.
o crying
o am crying
o cry
o to cry
PHILIP DOESN ’ T MIND ___ TO SCHOOL EVERY MORNING.
o to walk
o walk
o walking
o walked
339. Заповніть пропуски цифрами, які відповідають правильному слову в тексті:
2
HUMANS LOVE BEING _______ 4
BY HORROR FILMS AND BEING _______ IN SUSPENSE BY THRILLERS. AND THIS
1
UNIQUE ABILITY TO _______ WITH FEAR COULD BE THE KEY TO TREATING PHOBIAS.
3
WHEN WE GET SCARED, THE BODY _______ TO FEAR BY INCREASING THE HEART RATE, MAKING US BREATHE
5
FASTER, AND _______ OUR ATTENTION ON WAYS TO BEAT THE THREAT.
1. deal
2. scared
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3. responds
4. kept
5. focusing
6. behave
7. stranger
4
DEAR SALLY, WE’VE BEEN REALLY GOOD _______ WITH EMMA SINCE WE STARTED IN THE SAME CLASS TWO
2 OVER A BOY THAT WE BOTH LIKE. I KNEW EMMA LIKED HIM BUT WHEN
YEARS AGO BUT RECENTLY WE _______
3 ME OUT I ACCEPTED. EMMA WAS REALLY ANGRY AND WE HAD A TERRIBLE _______.
STEVE _______ 5 NOW SHE
1 MY BEST FRIEND. WHAT SHOULD I DO?
ISN’T SPEAKING TO ME. I LIKE STEVE BUT I DON’T WANT TO _______
1. lose
2. fell out
3. asked
4. friends
5. row
6. stay
7. angry
1
PETER HAD NEVER HAD A _______. 5
ANNA HAD NEVER HAD A _______. 4 TOGETHER,
WHEN THEY STARTED _______
3 PETER WANTED TO TAKE HER SOMEWHERE
THEY WERE BOTH VERY NERVOUS. FOR THEIR FIRST _______
2
_______ , SO HE BOOKED A TABLE AT AN ITALIAN RESTAURANT.
1. girlfriend
2. romantic
3. date
4. going out
5. boyfriend
6. girl
7. match
1
THE TWO PEOPLE GETTING MARRIED ARE THE BRIDE AND THE _______. THEY ARE BEING MARRIED BY THE
3
_______. 5
THE TWO LITTLE GIRLS ARE THE _______. THE MAN STANDING ON THE GROOM’S RIGHT IS HIS
2
_______. 4
THE WEDDING _______ ARE WATCHING THE CEREMONY.
1. groom
2. best man
3. clergyman
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4. guests
5. bridesmaids
6. place
7. friend
3 LEADING A HEALTHY LIFE, I’M NOT MAD _______

ALTHOUGH I’M KEEN _______ 5 HEALTH FOOD SHOPS AND I’M
1 ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE. I’M TOO FOND _______
CERTAINLY NOT _______ 4 SWEET THINGS AND GOOD WINE! I
2 SPORT.
GET A LOT OF ENJOYMENT _______
1. into
2. from
3. on
4. of
5. about
6. out
7. in
5 A FLAT WITH A COUPLE OF GOOD FRIENDS. WE DIDN’T HAVE

WHEN I WAS A STUDENT, I DECIDED TO _______
1 FLAT. WE SOON FOUND SOMEWHERE THAT WE
ANY STUFF OF OUR OWN, SO WE TRIED TO FIND A NICE _______
4 OF £ 500 AND ONE MONTH’S RENT IN
ALL LIKED AND WE DECIDED TO TAKE IT. WE HAD TO PAY A _______
3 - A TOTAL OF £ 1, 000. WE WERE LUCKY BECAUSE THE PREVIOUS _______
_______ 2 HAD LEFT THE PLACE REALLY
CLEAN AND TIDY, SO WE MOVED IN THE NEXT DAY.
1. furnished
2. tenants
3. advance
4. deposit
5. share
6. old
7. school
2
I WOULDN’T SAY I’M A GREAT _______ BUT I HAD SOME FRIENDS ROUND FOR DINNER RECENTLY AND IT WENT
4
QUITE WELL. I’D SEEN A _______ 5
FOR FISH CURRY IN A MAGAZINE THE WEEK BEFORE AND IT SOUNDED _______
3 AND THEN SPENT THE DAY
- SO I THOUGHT I’D TRY IT. I WENT TO THE MARKET AND BOUGHT ALL THE _______
IN THE KITCHEN. EVERYBODY SAID THEY REALLY LIKED IT, I THINK THEY WERE TELLING THE TRUTH BECAUSE
1
EVERYONE WANTED A SECOND _______!
1. helping
2. cook
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3. ingredients
4. recipe
5. delicious
6. sauce
7. advert
EVERYBODY SEEMS TO BE HAVING PROBLEMS WITH COMPUTERS THESE DAYS. GOVERNMENTS AND BIG
4
COMPANIES ARE WORRIED ABOUT _______ WHO FIND THEIR WAY INTO THEIR SYSTEMS AND READ
3 WHICH CAN DESTROY ALL THEIR
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. THEY ARE EVEN MORE WORRIED ABOUT _______
PROGRAMS. IT’S NOT MUCH BETTER FOR ORDINARY PEOPLE EITHER – I BOUGHT A PROGRAM MYSELF LAST
1 OF SOME KIND. MY COMPUTER SUDDENLY _______
MONTH AND I SUPPOSE IT MUST HAVE HAD A _______ 2 AND I
5
_______ TWO HOURS’ WORK.
1. bug
2. crashed
3. viruses
4. hackers
5. lost
6. abandoned
7. failed
4
ACCORDING TO MOST PROFESSORS, MATURE STUDENTS ARE _______ STUDENTS BECAUSE THEY ARE HARD-
1
WORKING AND BECOME ACTIVELY _______ IN ALL ASPECTS OF THE LEARNING PROCESS. THE MAJORITY OF
MATURE STUDENTS HAVE A POOR EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND BUT THEY _______2 TO DO EXCEPTIONALLY WELL
3
AT TERTIARY LEVEL. _______ 5
MANY OF THEM HAVE A MORTGAGE, A JOB AND CHILDREN TO _______ , THEY ARE
ALWAYS PRESENT AT SEMINARS AND LECTURES AND ALWAYS HAND IN ESSAYS ON TIME.
1. involved
2. manage
3. although
4. ideal
5. raise
6. regret
7. promise
1
WHEN I GOT TO 16, SOME OF MY FRIENDS _______ 4
SCHOOL TO GET JOBS, BUT MOST _______. I WANTED TO
5
_______ 3
SOCIOLOGY, BUT IT WASN’T POSSIBLE AT MY SCHOOL, SO I _______ TO THE LOCAL TECHNICAL
COLLEGE. THERE WERE OVER FIFTY APPLICANTS FOR ONLY TWENTY PLACES, SO I WAS REALLY PLEASED WHEN I
2
_______. I REALLY ENJOYED THE COURSE.
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1. left
2. got in
3. applied
4. stayed on
5. do
6. failure
7. dropped
5
RENOWNED ARTIST LIAM BECKETT HAS TWO NEW PAINTINGS AT THE FIFTH STREET _______ .
4
THE FIRST PIECE IS CALLED «A MORNING POND». IN THE _______, THE WATER’S SURFACE IS COVERED WITH A
7
PATTERN OF LEAVES. IT FEATURES SOFT, SMOOTH _______ 1
AND A VERY LIGHT _______. 2
THE COLORS _______
GENTLY, JUST LIKE THE RIPPLES IN THE WATER.
1. texture
2. flow
3. mosaics
4. painting
5. gallery
6.restraint
7. brushstrokes
URBAN ART – SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS «STREET ART» – IS A STYLE OF ART THAT RELATES TO CITIES AND
4
CITY LIFE. ONE _______ 3
FORM OF URBAN ART IS _______ 5
ART. ART _______ OWNER CHRIS MURRAY BELIEVES
2
THAT GRAFFITI ART IS AN IMPORTANT STEP IN THE EVOLUTION OF POP ART, AN ART STYLE THAT _______ IN
THE MID-20TH CENTURY. POP ART BORROWS HEAVILY FROM MASS CULTURE, SUCH AS COMIC BOOKS,
6
ADVERTISING, AND EVERYDAY ITEMS, AND HAS BROUGHT A NEW _______ TO MODERN ART.
1. gained
2. emerged
3. graffiti
4. distinctive
5. gallery
6. dimension
7. artist
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351. Заповніть пропуски цифрами, які відповідають правильному слову в тексті: scr
4 BEING
IN 1886, VAN GOGH MOVED FROM HOLLAND TO PARIS, HOPING TO LEARN MORE ABOUT COLOR _______
2
USED BY IMPRESSIONIST _______ 1
THERE. INSTEAD OF GRAYS AND BROWNS, HIS WORK BEGAN TO _______ BLUE
AND RED, AND THEN YELLOW AND ORANGE. SOON HE BEGAN TO SEE LIFE DIFFERENTLY: GO SLOW. STOP
6
THINKING. LOOK AROUND. YOU’LL SEE SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL IF YOU OPEN YOURSELF. WITH HIS _______
3 HIS VIEWERS HOW TO BETTER APPRECIATE A FLOWER,
COLOR COMBINATIONS, VAN GOGH WANTED TO _______
THE NIGHT SKY, OR A PERSON’S FACE.
1. emphasize
2. artists
3. show
4. techniques
5. deprive
6. innovative
7. benefactors
WHEN YOU HEAR A NEW SONG, YOU PROBABLY DON’T THINK ABOUT WHO WROTE IT. AND ALTHOUGH CERTAIN
4
_______ LIKE LADY GAGA ALWAYS WRITE THEIR OWN SONGS, HUNDREDS OF OTHERS PERFORM SONGS WRITTEN
1
FOR THEM BY _______. 2 WHO HAS _______
JESSIE J IS A FAMOUS _______ 7 THE WORLD SEVERAL TIMES AND
6
SOLD MILLIONS OF HER OWN _______. SHE’S ALSO A SUCCESSFUL SONGWRITER WHO HAS WRITTEN HITS FOR
SOME OF THE BIGGEST STARS IN THE POP WORLD. NEXT TIME YOU HEAR A SONG YOU LOVE, WHY NOT LOOK IT
UP ONLINE AND SEE WHO ACTUALLY WROTE IT?
1. songwriters
2. singer
3. busked
4. performers
5. conductors
6. albums
7. toured
4 CONCERT. ALTHOUGH CDS ARE WONDERFUL,

THERE IS SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL ABOUT GOING TO A _______
7 TO YOUR FAVOURITE BAND IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME, THEY CANNOT
ALLOWING YOU TO _______
1 UP FOR TICKETS, OR
CREATE THE TRUE ATMOSPHERE OF A LIVE PERFORMANCE. WHETHER YOU HAVE _______
2 WHEN YOU FINALLY MAKE IT
BOOKED THEM ONLINE MONTHS BEFORE, YOU GET THE SAME FEELING OF _______
6
INTO THE CONCERT _______.
1. queued
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2. excitement
3. paid
4. live
5. depression
6. venue
7. listen
IN 2006, A TV PROGRAMME CALLED «HOW BALLET CHANGED MY LIFE» SHOWED 60 YOUNG PEOPLE TAKING PART
1
IN A SPECIAL _______ 5 WERE FROM DISADVANTAGED
OF THE BALLET «ROMEO AND JULIET». ALL OF THE _______
4
FAMILIES, WITH LITTLE MONEY AND FEW OPPORTUNITIES. BEFORE _______ PART IN THE PROGRAMME, MOST
2 OF BALLET. BY THE END, AFTER MUCH HARD WORK AND MANY HOURS OF _______,
OF THEM HAD NO _______ 6
EVERY ONE OF THEM FELT THAT THE EXPERIENCE HAD LED TO SOME IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR ATTITUDE TO LIFE.
1. performance
2. experience
3. giving
4. taking
5. participants
6. rehearsal
7. award
7 A STIR WITH HER

I’D READ A LOT ABOUT THIS NEW SINGER IN THE MUSIC PRESS. SHE’S CERTAINLY _______
1 OF RAP AND FOLK. EVER SINCE SHE GOT THOSE RAVE _______
GROUND-BREAKING _______ 4 IN THE PRESS, EACH
_______ 2
3 HAS BEEN A SELL-OUT AND IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO GET _______. EVERYONE SAYS IT’S THE MUST-SEE
PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR. IS SHE REALLY THAT GOOD?
1. mix
2. tickets
3. performance
4. reviews
5. song
6. revealing
7. creating
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6 BALLET LESSONS IN A LOCAL SCHOOL WHEN I WAS
SO HOW DID BEATRICE GET STARTED? «I BEGAN _______
2
SIX. MY TEACHERS FELT I HAD _______ BUT AFTER ELEVEN YEARS OF BALLET, I REALISED I WANTED TO DO
4
SOMETHING DIFFERENT. THEN A _______ DANCE COMPANY WHO WERE ON TOUR _______3 A PERFORMANCE IN
5
OUR TOWN, WHICH I WENT TO SEE. THAT WAS IT! I HAD NEVER SEEN _______ LIKE THIS BEFORE AND
IMMEDIATELY DECIDED IT WAS FOR ME.
1. enriching
2. talent
3. staged
4. contemporary
5. dancing
6. taking
7. mastered
THE TANGO TOOK OVER BUENOS AIRES NEARLY A CENTURY AGO. TODAY IT REMAINS AT THE CENTER OF THE
4
_______ LIFE OF PORTENOS – THE INHABITANTS OF THE PORT CITY OF BUENOS AIRES. THIS TOUCHING,
2 ARGENTINE MUSIC IS PART OF THE ESSENCE OF WHAT IT MEANS TO BELONG TO THIS
EXPRESSIVE, AND _______
1
MUCH ABUSED AND BEAUTIFUL CITY. INDEED, THERE SEEMED TO BE A RENEWED _______ IN THE TANGO IN THE
6 – THAT
DIFFICULT ECONOMIC TIMES OF 2002. MANY PEOPLE FOUND NEW MEANING IN A MUSIC – AND A _______
3 THE TIMES.
WAS NEITHER EASY NOR FRIVOLOUS. IT _______
1. interest
2. authentically
3. suited
4. emotional
5. purpose
6. dance
7. tribal
5 WAS THE EXPERTISE OF THE CONDUCTOR. IT WAS AMAZING TO

ONE OF THE BEST THINGS ABOUT THE _______
2
HEAR THE CROWD SINGING ALONG TO ALL THE BANDS _______. IT’S WELL WORTH THE PRICE OF THE CONCERT
3 THE BIGGEST _______
_______. 1 WAS THE ACOUSTIC IN THE HALL BECAUSE IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT TO HEAR
4
THE SINGERS. I CAN’T SEE WHY THIS PIANIST HAS SUCH A LARGE _______. AFTER PLAYING THREE ENCORES, THE
BAND FINALLY WENT OFF STAGE LEAVING THE CROWD STILL WANTING MORE.
1. downside
2. hits
3. ticket
4. following
5. concert
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6. advantage
7. heritage
359. Заповніть пропуски цифрами, які відповідають правильному продовженню речення в тексті:
1 TO SEE
I WAS IN THE CROWD ON THE PARADE IN CAPE TOWN THAT DAY. IT WAS A HOT DAY, AND _______
4
MANDELA WALK FREE FROM THE PRISON. _______ 3
FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS. AT ONE POINT _______ BUT
5
MOST PEOPLE STAYED CALM. PEOPLE _______ AND SINGING SONGS. THERE WAS A GREAT FEELING OF
2
SOLIDARITY. THERE WAS A LARGE TREE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PARADE, AND _______ TO GET A BETTER VIEW.
1. 50.000 people were waiting
2. many people had climbed into it
3. we heard some shots
4. he had been in prison
5. were talking to each other
2 THAT MONEY, IN THE FORM THAT WE KNOW IT TODAY, IS WHAT KEEPS MODERN ECONOMIC LIFE
_______
4
FUNCTIONING. YET, THROUGHOUT HISTORY, MONEY, IN WHATEVER FORM, _______ WITH THE ABILITY TO BUY
1
AND/OR SELL GOODS. THOUSANDS OF YEARS AGO, CIVILISATIONS _______ THE BARTER SYSTEM AS A WAY OF
3
EXCHANGING GOODS. WITHIN THIS SYSTEM A PERSON HAD TO EXCHANGE _______. THIS MEANT THAT THE TWO
PARTIES INVOLVED HAD TO MAKE AN AGREEMENT AS TO WHAT THEY THOUGHT THEIR PRODUCTS WERE WORTH.
5
ITEMS SUCH AS _______ HAVE ALL BEEN USED AS MONEY AT ONE TIME OR ANOTHER.
1. used to rely on
2. there is no doubt
3. one thing for another
4. has provided people
5. wheat, tobacco and livestock
4 IN THE WORKPLACE, _______

AS _______ 5 WHEN THEIR PCS BREAK DOWN, SAY RESEARCHES. WHEN FACED WITH
1
TECHNICAL PROBLEMS, MOST PEOPLE _______, HIT THE PC OR EVEN THROW PARTS OF THE COMPUTERS. THE
3
MOST FRUSTRATING PROBLEM WAS WHEN _______ AFTER THEIR COMPUTER CRASHED OR FROZE. THE STUDY
2
FOUND THAT NEARLY _______ HAD BECOME ANGRY AT SOME TIME.
1. shout at colleagues
2. half of all computer users
3. people lost their work
4. we rely more on computers
5. people are starting to use violence
2 OF THE 1980S AND 1990S. HE WAS BORN IN 1946, IN REGGIO, _______,

GIANNI VERSACE WAS _______ 4 WHERE
HE LEARNT HOW TO MAKE CLOTHES. IN THE BEGINNING, HE SOLD HIS CLOTHES TO A MANUFACTURER IN MILAN,
1
BUT HE _______. VERY QUICKLY HE DEVELOPED A PERSONAL STYLE, WHICH MADE HIM FAMOUS. HE USED
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3
BRIGHT COLOURS AND, OVER TIME, HIS CLOTHES _______. 5
_______, THE MORE HIS TALENT WAS
ACKNOWLEDGED.
1. was not as popular then as he was in later years
2. one of the most successful fashion designers
3. became more and more extravagant
4. a rather small town in Italy
5. the more successful his collections were
2
IN ORDER TO BRING UP CHILDREN, _______. AS WELL AS THE USUAL REQUIREMENTS SUCH AS LOVE, PATIENCE
1
AND UNDERSTANDING, A SENSE OF HUMOUR IS _______. IN FACT, IT’S QUITE AN ART TO TRANSFORM A CHILD’S
3
BAD MOOD INTO BEHAVIOUR EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY _______.
5
ANOTHER ASPECT OF CHILD REARING IS _______. THIS MEANS THE CHILD NEEDS TO BE AWARE OF WHAT HIS OR
HER RIGHTS ARE AND WHAT OTHER PEOPLE’S ARE, TOO. SETTING LIMITS ON CHILDREN MUST
4
_______.
1. an important feature of any parent’s personality
2. many qualities are required
3. can live with
4. occur on a daily basis
5. teaching children limits and rules
2
ALTHOUGH WE ARE ALL NATURAL BORN LIARS, MOST OF US _______. HOWEVER, PSYCHOLOGISTS ARGUE THAT
1
LYING IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS _______. WE LEARN THE ART OF DECEPTION VERY EARLY IN LIFE; BY THE AGE
5
OF FIVE, WE HAVE NOT ONLY BECOME QUITE EFFICIENT AT LYING, BUT WE HAVE ALSO LEARNT HOW _______.
3
FOR EXAMPLE, IF SOMEONE IS AVOIDING DIRECT EYE CONTACT WITH US, THIS MAKES US THINK THAT _______.
A PERSON’S SMILE IS ALSO A GIVEAWAY. A GENUINE SMILE MAKES THE SKIN NEAR THE EYES CREASE, WHEREAS
4
A «PUT ON» SMILE DOESN’T HAVE _______.
1. any other social skill we possess
2. seem to take it for granted that lying is bad
3. we’re being lied to so we might lie, too
4. the same effect on the facial features as a real one
5. to read people’s reactions and act accordingly
3 THAN EVER BEFORE. GLOBALISATION MEANS THAT MORE

SPEAKING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE HAS BECOME _______
1 . ALTHOUGH IT MAY BE
PEOPLE ARE DOING BUSINESS IN OTHER COUNTRIES, AND MORE OF US _______
5
DIFFICULT TO LEARN ANOTHER LANGUAGE, IN MY OPINION, IT IS NECESSARY AND _______.
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4
TO BEGIN WITH, BUSINESS IS INTERNATIONAL AND IT IS NECESSARY FOR BUSINESS PEOPLE TO _______.
ENGLISH IS THE MAIN LANGUAGE OF BUSINESS, BUT CHINESE AND SPANISH HAVE ALSO BECOME MORE
2
IMPORTANT _______.
1. are travelling for pleasure
2. in recent years
3. more important
4. communicate effectively
5. worth the effort
5
MY FIRST JOB WAS AS A SALES ASSISTANT AT _______. 2
I _______, BECAUSE I WAS STILL STUDYING AT
4
UNIVERSITY AND I WAS ONLY ABLE TO WORK A FEW NIGHTS A WEEK. _______ IN THE LOCAL NEWSPAPER. I
REMEMBER THE INTERVIEW AS THOUGH IT WERE YESTERDAY. THE PERSONNEL MANAGER _______. 3 HE ASKED ME
1
VARIOUS QUESTIONS _______ BECAUSE ALL I WANTED WAS TO WORK IN SALES.
1. which surprised me
2. wanted to work part-time
3. sat behind a large desk
4. I came across the advertisement
5. a large department store
4
GOING TO THE THEATRE _______, AS IT REMINDS STAGE, WHICH WAS THIRTY YEARS AGO. PARTS OF THAT
5 AS THOUGH IT WERE YESTERDAY. THE EXCITEMENT AMONGST
PARTICULAR NIGHT ARE SO VIVID THAT _______
THE ACTORS, THE AUDIENCE’S APPLAUSE AND THE PARTY AFTER THE OPENING NIGHT ARE MEMORIES WHICH
3
_______.
1
I DON’T KNOW HOW WE _______. THE REHEARSALS WERE FAR FROM SATISFACTORY BECAUSE WE THOUGHT
2
THAT WE COULD JUST HAVE TWO REHEARSALS A WEEK WHEN IN FACT _______.
1. managed to do so well
2. we needed more
3. will remain with me for life
4. brings back happy memories
5. I can still picture myself
3 TO BE THE MOST IMPORTANT RELATIONSHIP THEY CAN HAVE. IT IS WONDERFUL TO HAVE A FRIEND
_______
5
YOU CAN _______. 1
HOWEVER, IT IS IMPORTANT _______. AN IDEAL FRIEND SHOULD BE THOUGHTFUL AND
4
_______, HOPEFULLY BE THERE FOR US.
2
OF COURSE, THERE WILL BE TIMES WHEN _______. BUT, WE SHOULD ALWAYS TALK THINGS THROUGH IN A
SENSIBLE WAY AND FIND A SOLUTION TO OUR PROBLEMS.
1. to choose friends carefully
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2. we might be doubtful of our friends
3. many people consider friendship
4. when any difficulties arise
5. talk to and share valuable experiences with
2 IT
THE OTHER PAINTING IS CALLED «DARKNESS». UNLIKE THE FIRST PIECE, THIS ONE IS DIFFERENT _______.
1 OF PAINT AND JAGGED EDGES. IT ALSO LACKS HIS _______.
_______ 5 SOME AREAS ARE CLUTTERED 4
_______ AND
3
SHAPES. MEANWHILE, OTHER AREAS _______.
1. features uneven splashes
2. from Beckett’s usual style
3. are completely empty
4. with too many colors
5. usual sense of balance
3
HOW CAN YOU KEEP STILL AFTER THAT, WITH EVERYONE AROUND YOU YELLING AND SCREAMING, _______?
1
EVEN IF IT IS NOT YOUR FOVOURITE BAND, _______ BY THE RHYTHM AND POWER OF THE MUSIC. LIKE
2 OF EACH SONG. AND _______,
POWERFUL WAVES OUT AT SEA, THE AUDIENCE AROUND YOU _______ 5 YOU STOMP
4
YOUR FEET AND SHOUT FOR MORE, AND ARE REWARDED AT LAST BY THE SIGHT OF THE BAND _______. GIVE ME
LIVE MUSIC EVERY TIME!
1. you soon get carried away
2. rocks and sways to the beat
3. as the musicians come on stage
4. running back on stage for the final encore
5. when it seems to be over
1
WELL AFTER ALL THE HYPE SURROUNDING HER CONCERTS, I WENT TO SEE HER ON FRIDAY, _______. BUT THE
5
CONCERT WAS A REAL LETDOWN! IT WAS A COMPLETE FLOP BECAUSE _______. YEAH, I WAS AT THAT GIG AND
3
THE TECHNICAL SIDE WAS PRETTY BAD _______, 2 BEFORE. I
REALLY INNOVATIVE. I’VE NEVER HEARD _______
4
JUST HOPE SHE DOESN’T GO MAINSTREAM AND BORING LIKE _______.
1. expecting something really sensational
2. anything quite like it
3. but her album is amazing
4. all the other alternative artists

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5. we couldn’t hear her properly
4
«PERFORMING ON STAGE IS ONE OF THE MOST _______. ALL THE NERVES AND FRIGHT YOU FEEL IN THE WINGS
1
JUST MELT AWAY _______. 5 A SEA OF FACES WATCHING YOU, THIS IS NOT WHAT YOU
ALTHOUGH _______
3
CONCENTRATE ON. WHAT MATTERS IS USING THE ACT OF MOVING AS A _______. IF YOU FOCUS ON THIS, THEN
2 AND UNFORCED.»
YOUR DANCING _______
1. when you face the audience
2. will look natural
3. means of expressing yourself
4. exhilarating experiences possible
5. you are aware of
2 WHEN SHE WAS JUST TWO AND HAS BEEN HOOKED ON

22-YEAR-OLD KIM GOT HER FIRST TASTE _______
1
PERFORMING EVER SINCE. ALTHOUGH HER BALLET DAYS ARE NOW BEHIND HER, SHE ADMITS THAT IT _______
5
TO THE PROFESSION. «IT WAS JUST SO EXHILARATING TO GET UP ON STAGE _______. ACTING IS THE ONLY
4
THING THAT _______ 3
TO DO, AND THIS COURSE HAS LET ME _______. EVEN THOUGH I’D DONE SOME THEATRE
BEFORE, I ALWAYS WANTED TO GET INTO TV.
1. gave her a great introduction
2. of performing as a ballet dancer
3. do my training close to home
4. I have ever really wanted
5. and perform in front of an audience.
4
ANNA IS WELL KNOWN _______. 1
IN HER PAINTINGS ANNA ALWAYS TRIES TO SHOW THAT _______. SOME OF
2 THAT THEY LOOK LIKE PHOTOGRAPHS. ANNA THINKS HER PAINTINGS ARE SPECIAL BECAUSE OF
ANNA’S _______
5
THE WAY SHE SHOWS THE LIGHT. ANNA HAS A STRONG PREFERENCE FOR _______. 3
ALTHOUGH SHE HAS _______,
ANNA PREFERS TO DO HER PAINTINGS IN OILS. ANNA’S PAINTINGS ARE SOLD TO COMPANIES AS WELL AS
PRIVATE COLLECTORS. IN ADDITION TO BEING A PAINTER, ANNA HAS WRITTEN ARTICLES ABOUT PAINTING.
1. nature is very beautiful
2. paintings are so realistic
3. used other types of paint
4. for pictures of very remote places
5. doing her paintings on canvas
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2
ANTONY GORMLEY IS _______ 5
SCULPTURES. HIS WORK MAINLY _______ AND HE USES HIS OWN BODY
CREATIVELY TO FORM METAL CASTS FOR HIS SCULPTURES. ONE OF HIS BEST-KNOWN SCULPTURES IS «THE
3
ANGEL OF THE NORTH», _______, NOW COMPLETELY RUSTED TO A BROWN COLOUR, WITH HUGE, _______.1
ANOTHER STRIKING SCULPTURE IS «ASIAN FIELD», INSTALLED IN SYDNEY IN 2006. IT HAS 180,000 SMALL
4
BROWN CLAY FIGURINES CRAFTED BY 350 CHINESE _______ FROM 100 TONS OF RED CLAY.
1. fully-extended wings
2. famous for his very large
3. an enormous metal figure
4. villagers in five days
5. focuses on the human body
1
CHARMED CIRCLE OFFERS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR PERFORMERS, BUT OTHER _______ WITHIN
4
CONTEMPORARY DANCE. OUR DIRECTOR IS ONE OF THE BEST TEACHERS _______. I’VE LOST COUNT OF THE
5
TIMES HE HAS HELPED ME ACHIEVE SOMETHING _______. 2 MYSELF
FOR THIS REASON, I FEEL INSPIRED _______
3
SOMEDAY. I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO GAIN FURTHER _______, AS I REALLY ENJOYED THE CHOREOGRAPHY LESSONS
WE DID AT DANCE SCHOOL.
1. career paths are also possible
2. to try having a similar job
3. experience in choreographing pieces
4. I’ve ever had
5. I thought I couldn’t do
5 AND FUNCTIONS. PERHAPS MORE THAN ANY OTHER

A FINAL WAY IN WHICH PORTRAITURE IS UNIQUE IS _______
1
ART FORM, PORTRAITURE _______. PORTRAITS CAN BE PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, DRAWINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
2
_______. 4
THEY CAN _______ OR MAGAZINES OR ON MOSAICS, POTTERY, TAPESTRY, OR BANK NOTES. IN ANCIENT
3
PERU, _______, WHILE IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND THERE WAS A BRIEF VOGUE FOR PORTRAITS WOVEN
FROM HAIR.
1. comes in a variety of media
2. photographs, coins, medals
3. portrait jars were common
4. appear as images in newspapers
5. in the diversity of its forms
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4
IN THE BEGINNING OF THE 19TH CENTURY THE _______. 1 INCLUDED SONGS, DANCES,
IT WAS THE FIRST _______
2 WAS STEPHAN FOSTER, CONSIDERED AMERICA’S FIRST GREAT
STORYTELLING AND BANTER. THE MAIN _______
3
FOLK COMPOSER. SOME OF HIS SONGS _______ BY HEART, FOR EXAMPLE «OH, SUZANNA». MINSTREL SHOWS
GAVE RISE TO MUSICALS, SO POPULAR IN AMERICAN CULTURE. THE LATE 19TH CENTURY BROUGHT RAGTIME –
5
RHYTHMIC PIANO MUSIC WHICH COMBINED EUROPEAN CLASSICAL ROMANTICISM _______.
1. typically American form which
2. representative of the minstrel show
3. are still popular and known
4. minstrel show emerged
5. with American folk
379. Встановіть відповідність між дефініцією та словом:

o a small object that you move with your hand to give instructions to a computer
o a person that you work with, especially in a profession or a business colleague
o the part of a television or computer where the picture or information appears
o someone who is walking, especially along a street or other place used by cars
o a person who is employed in a company or industry, especially somebody who does physical work rather
than organizing things or managing people worker
Відповідність: WORKER ; COLLEAGUE ;

o a covering for the hand , made of wool , leather , etc . with separate parts for each finger and the thumb
o the natural world in which people, animals and plants live environment
o a cover for a bed, usually made of wool
o a piece of clothing like a shirt, worn by women
o the condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time, such as temperature, and if there is wind,
rain, sun, etc. weather
Відповідність: WEATHER ; ENVIRONMENT ;

o a person in a court who has the authority to decide how criminals should be punished or to make legal
decisions judge
o the place where legal trials take place and where crimes, etc. are judged court
o a sudden shaking of the Earth’s surface that often causes a lot of damage
Відповідність: COURT ; JUDGE ;

o someone whose job is to look after people who are ill or injured, usually in a hospital
o a piece of clothing like a shirt, worn by women blouse
o a doctor who does operations in a hospital
o a covering for the hand , made of wool , leather , etc . with separate parts for each finger and the thumb glove
Відповідність: BLOUSE ; GLOVE ;

o upset because something you hoped for has not happened or been as good, successful, etc. as you
expected
o always telling other people what to do, in a way that is annoying bossy
o feeling admiration for somebody or something because you think they are particularly good, interesting, etc.
o able to understand other people’s feelings and problems sensitive
o having a strong desire to know about something
Відповідність: BOSSY ; SENSITIVE ;

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o a small house in the country cottage
o a job that is available for someone to start doing
o a very large strong building, built in the past as a safe place that could be easily defended against attack castle
Відповідність: CASTLE ; COTTAGE ;

o a job that is available for someone to start doing vacancy
o a short written document that lists your education and previous jobs, which you send to employers when
you are looking for a job vc
o a small house in the country
Відповідність: CURRICULUM VITAE (CV) ; VACANCY ;

o a job that is available for someone to start doing
o to get something by paying money for it buy
you are looking for a job
o to give something to someone in exchange for money sell
Відповідність: BUY ; SELL ;

o not interesting, making you feel tired and impatient
o feeling admiration for somebody or something because you think they are particularly good, interesting, impressed
etc.
expected disappointed
o done many times in the same way, and boring
Відповідність: DISAPPOINTED ; IMPRESSED ;

o continuing for only a limited period of time
o having a strong desire to know about something curious
o done many times in the same way, and boring
o not interesting, making you feel tired and impatient boring
Відповідність: BORING ; CURIOUS ;

o continuing for only a limited period of time temporary
o not interesting, making you feel tired and impatient
expected
o done many times in the same way, and boring repetetive
Відповідність: REPETETIVE ; TEMPORARY ;

o someone who is walking, especially along a street or other place used by cars pedestrian
o the cases , bags etc . that you carry when you are travelling luggage
you are looking for a job
Відповідність: LUGGAGE ; PEDESTRIAN ;

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o a line of people waiting to enter a building, buy something etc., or a line of vehicles waiting to move queue
o a long period of dry weather when there is not enough water for plants and animals to live
o a piece of paper that you are given which shows that you have paid for something receipt
Відповідність: QUEUE ; RECEIPT ;

o a small thin dry cake that is usually sweet and made for one person to eat biscuit
o someone whose job is to look after people who are ill or injured, usually in a hospital
o a piece of paper that you are given which shows that you have paid for something
o fruit baked inside a pastry covering pie
Відповідність: PIE ; BISCUIT ;

o a short film that is made by photographing a series of drawings
o a sudden shaking of the Earth’s surface that often causes a lot of damage earthquake
o a brother or sister
o a long period of dry weather when there is not enough water for plants and animals to live drought
Відповідність: EARTHQUAKE ; DROUGHT ;

o a brother or sister sibling
o the child of your uncle or aunt cousin
o fruit baked inside a pastry covering
Відповідність: COUSIN ; SIBLING ;

o a short film that is made by photographing a series of drawings cartoon
o a film in which strange and frightening things happen horror movie
Відповідність: CARTOON ; HORROR MOVIE ;

o a cover for a bed, usually made of wool blanket
o a line of people waiting to enter a building, buy something etc., or a line of vehicles waiting to move
o a cloth bag filled with soft material that you put your head on when you are sleeping pillow
Відповідність: PILLOW ; BLANKET ;

o a person in a court who has the authority to decide how criminals should be punished or to make legal
decisions
o someone whose job is to look after people who are ill or injured, usually in a hospital nurse
o a doctor who does operations in a hospital surgeon
o the child of your uncle or aunt
Відповідність: SURGEON ; NURSE ;

o a small object that you move with your hand to give instructions to a computer mouse
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o a cloth bag filled with soft material that you put your head on when you are sleeping
o the part of a television or computer where the picture or information appears screen
o a small thin dry cake that is usually sweet and made for one person to eat
Відповідність: SCREEN ; MOUSE ;

o a group of people who sing together, for example in church services or public performances choir
o the group of people who have gathered to watch or listen to something (a play, concert, somebody
speaking, etc.)
o a person who writes music, especially classical music composer
o a person who plays a musical instrument or writes music, especially as a job
o a person who creates works of art, especially paintings or drawings
Відповідність: CHOIR ; COMPOSER ;

o a group of people who sing together, for example in church services or public performances
o a particular type or style of literature, art, film or music that you can recognize because of its special
features
o a large group of people who play various musical instruments together, led by a conductor orchestra
o the words of a song lyrics
o a series of musical notes that are sung or played in a particular order to form a piece of music
Відповідність: ORCHESTRA ; LYRICS ;

o a written or printed version of a piece of music showing what each instrument is to play or what each voice
is to sing score
o a large group of people who play various musical instruments together, led by a conductor
o the words of a song
o a simple picture that is drawn quickly and does not have many details
o the group of people who have gathered to watch or listen to something (a play, concert, somebody
speaking, etc.) audience
Відповідність: SCORE ; AUDIENCE ;

o a strong regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements rhythm
o the performance of something, especially a song or piece of music; the particular way in which it is
performed
o a person who stands in front of an orchestra, a group of singers etc., and directs their performance,
especially somebody who does this as a profession conductor
o a person who writes music, especially classical music
Відповідність: CONDUCTOR ; RHYTHM ;

o a style of dancing that tells a dramatic story with music but no talking or singing
o a dance in which two people dance together to a regular rhythm; a piece of music for this dance
o a new recording of an old song by a different band or singer cover version
is to sing
o a traditional dance of a particular area or country; a piece of music for such a dance folk dance
Відповідність: FOLK DANCE ; COVER VERSION ;

performed rendition
o a style of dancing that tells a dramatic story with music but no talking or singing ballet
o a traditional dance of a particular area or country; a piece of music for such a dance
o a new recording of an old song by a different band or singer
is to sing
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Відповідність: RENDITION ; BALLET ;

o a person who plays a musical instrument or writes music, especially as a job musician
performed
o a type of dancing done with a partner and using particular fixed steps and movements to particular types of
music such as the waltz ballroom dancing
o a strong regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements
Відповідність: BALLROOM DANCING ; MUSICIAN ;

performed
o a dance in which two people dance together to a regular rhythm; a piece of music for this dance waltz
o a work of art that is a solid figure or object made by carving or shaping wood, stone, clay , metal, etc sculpture
o a work of art such as a painting, film/movie, book, etc. that is an excellent, or the best, example of the
artist’s work
o a strong heavy rough material used for making tents, sails, etc. and by artists for painting on
Відповідність: SCULPTURE ; WALTZ ;

features
o drawings or writing on a wall, etc. in a public place
o a painting, drawing or photograph of a person, especially of the head and shoulders portrait
o a picture or pattern made by placing together small pieces of glass, stone, etc. of different colours
o a painting of a view of the countryside; this style of painting landscape
Відповідність: PORTRAIT ; LANDSCAPE ;

o the art of painting or drawing arrangements of objects such as flowers, fruit, etc; a painting, etc. still life
o a simple picture that is drawn quickly and does not have many details sketch
o a picture that is painted on a wall while the plaster is still wet; the method of painting in this way
features
o a painting, drawing or photograph of a person, especially of the head and shoulders
Відповідність: SKETCH ; STILL LIFE ;

o a simple picture that is drawn quickly and does not have many details
o a strong heavy rough material used by artists for painting on canvas
is to sing
artist’s work masterpiece
o a painting of a view of the countryside; this style of painting
Відповідність: CANVAS ; MASTERPIECE ;

o a person who plays a musical instrument or writes music, especially as a job
o a room or building for showing works of art, especially to the public gallery
features
o a person who writes music, especially classical music
o a person who creates works of art, especially paintings or drawings artist
Відповідність: ARTIST ; GALLERY ;
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features genre
performed
artist’s work
o the words of a song
o a collection of things, for example works of art, that are shown to the public exhibition
Відповідність: EXHIBITION ; GENRE ;

o a painting of a view of the countryside; this style of painting
o a picture that is painted on a wall while the plaster is still wet; the method of painting in this way fresco
o a painting, drawing or photograph of a person, especially of the head and shoulders
o a picture or pattern made by placing together small pieces of glass, stone, etc. of different colours mosaic
o the art of painting or drawing arrangements of objects such as flowers, fruit, etc; a painting, etc.
Відповідність: FRESCO ; MOSAIC ;

o to give somebody the desire, confidence or enthusiasm to do something well
o to perform music in a public place and ask for money from people passing by busk
o to show an image of somebody/something in a picture
o to play music by remembering how it sounds rather than by reading it play
o to show or make known a feeling, an opinion, etc. by words, looks or actions
Відповідність: PLAY (SOMETHING) BY EAR ; BUSK ;

o to organize and present a play or an event for people to see stage
o to give somebody the desire, confidence or enthusiasm to do something well inspire
o to show or make known a feeling, an opinion, etc. by words, looks or actions
o to play music by remembering how it sounds rather than by reading it
o to perform music in a public place and ask for money from people passing by
Відповідність: INSPIRE ; STAGE ;

o to give somebody the desire, confidence or enthusiasm to do something well
o to organize and present a play or an event for people to see
o to improve the quality of something, often by adding something to it
o to show an image of somebody/something in a picture depict
o to show or make known a feeling, an opinion, etc. by words, looks or actions express
Відповідність: DEPICT ; EXPRESS ;

o being part of the beliefs, customs or way of life of a particular group of people, that have not changed for a
long time traditional
o full of bright colours or having a lot of different colours
o without a natural ability to do something well
o having or showing good manners and respect for the feelings of others
o having a natural ability to do something well talented
Відповідність: TALENTED ; TRADITIONAL ;

o extremely large in size or amount; great in degree
o without colour or very pale
o having a natural ability to do something well
o having the usual qualities or features of a particular type of person, thing or group typical
o full of bright colours or having a lot of different colours colourful
Відповідність: COLOURFUL ; TYPICAL ;
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o a new recording of an old song by a different band or singer
o a series of musical notes that are sung or played in a particular order to form a piece of music tune
o the art of painting or drawing arrangements of objects such as flowers, fruit, etc; a painting, etc.
o drawings or writing on a wall, etc. in a public place graffiti
is to sing
Відповідність: GRAFFITI ; TUNE ;
THE BAND IS CURRENTLY ___ TOUR IN THE UK AND IS PLAYING TO SELL-OUT CROWDS.
o on
o in
o at
o during
HUGO PREFERS TO PAINT ___ OILS, BUT HE’S PRODUCED SOME LOVELY WATERCOLOURS TOO.
o with
o in
o on
o at
KATY PLAYS MUSIC ___ EAR AS SHE NEVER LEARNT HOW TO READ THE NOTES.
o on
o with
o at
o by
HE WAS ___ CONTRACT TO SPIN RECORDS WHEN HIS FIRST ALBUM WAS RELEASED.
o under
o in
o with
o at
IT’S EASIER TO SING SOLO THAN TO SING ___ HARMONY WITH OTHERS.
o at
o under
o in
o with
OUR POP ART COLLECTION IS ___ DISPLAY IN THE WEST WING OF THE GALLERY.
o on
o in
o out
o at
THE MOST POPULAR DANCE CLUB IN TOWN IS ___NEW MANAGEMENT.
o on
o in
o at
o under
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WHEN JOE REPLACED THE LEAD SINGER, HE HAD TO LEARN ALL OF THE BAND’S SONG LYRICS ___ HEART.
o with
o by
o on
o in
THERE ARE SITES WHERE YOU CAN GET FREE MUSIC ___ ON THE INTERNET, BUT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHERE TO
LOOK.
o loadings
o downloads
o copies
o versions
I LOVE THAT SONG AND IF YOU LISTEN TO THE __, YOU’LL REALISE IT’S INCREDIBLY SAD.
o poetry
o sounds
o lyrics
o record
THE ARTIST WOULD ___HIS SUBJECT FROM MANY DIFFERENT ANGLES BEFORE DECIDING ON A FINAL POSE.
o sketch
o doodle
o copy
o color
IN THREE DAYS, THEY’VE SOLD OVER 5,000 ___ OF THEIR NEW SINGLE! IT’S FANTASTIC NEWS.
o albums
o numbers
o copies
o songs
IF YOU WANT TO BE A CLASSICAL MUSICIAN, YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE TO LEARN HOW TO ___ MUSIC.
o decipher
o read
o listen
o copy
THE OFFICIAL MUSIC ___ IN THE UK INCLUDE CLASSICAL AS WELL AS POPULAR MUSIC.
o lists
o tables
o charts
o catalogs
___ PAINTING, WHICH INVOLVES PAINTING ON WET PLASTER, IS QUITE RARE THESE DAYS, COMPARED TO THE
RENAISSANCE.
o Free
o Fresh
o Fresco
o Mosaic
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HER FAVOURITE PAINTING IS A ___ OF A BOWL OF FRUIT BY GAUGUIN. YOU CAN SEE IT AT THE NATIONAL
GALLERY IN LONDON.
o still life
o portrait
o life drawing
o landscape
SOPRANOS ARE FEMALE OPERA SINGERS WHO ARE ABLE TO SING THE ___ NOTES.
o highest
o tallest
o lowest
o shortest
BECAUSE OF OUR UNIQUE EXPERIENCES, WE ALL DEVELOP DIFFERENT MUSICAL ___ AND PREFERENCES.
o selections
o tastes
o choices
o options
THIS IS A GOOD ___ VERSION, BUT I THINK THE ORIGINAL SONG IS FAR BETTER.
o copy
o cover
o duplicate
o reproduced
THE BAND’S ___ ALBUM WENT STRAIGHT TO THE TOP OF THE CHARTS.
o opening
o starting
o debut
o premiere
I ____ THE GIFT FROM MY SISTER.
o stayed
o accepted
o left
o abandoned
SHE WAS GIVEN A PRIZE FOR HER ____ IN TEXTILE DESIGN.
o wastes
o goals
o rest
o achievements
WHAT DO YOU MOST ___ ABOUT HER?
o admire
o think
o miss
o proposed
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HE _____ TO ME IMMEDIATELY BUT I WAS SO ANGRY AT HIM THAT WE LEFT.
o told
o promised
o apologised
o give
I HAVEN’T ____ FROM LISA FOR OVER TWO WEEKS NOW.
o listen
o heard
o said
o given
THE PARK WAS ____ WITH ENTHUSIASTIC TEENAGERS CELEBRATING THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.
o included
o accumulated
o crowded
o increased
THERE MUST BE A ____ TO YOUR PROBLEM.
o road
o result
o solution
o set
«I’M A _____ IN LIFE,» DECLARED THE FAMOUS ACTOR TO HIS ADORING FANS.
o key
o stone
o arm
o failure
IN SOME CULTURES ____ AT PEOPLE IS CONSIDERED OFFENSIVE.
o watched
o staring
o singing
o adoring
YOU ____ ME OF MYSELF WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE.
o remind
o adore
o expect
o reflect
ARE YOU ____ WITH THE COMPANY’S NO SMOKING POLICY?
o ready
o afraid
o familiar
o busy
DO YOU LIKE THE ____ OF RED WINE MORE THAN THAT OF WHITE WINE?
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o result
o sauce
o cook
o taste
I’M REALLY ____ ON THE IDEA OF SPENDING MY HOLIDAY ON AN ISLAND IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
o relax
o keen
o discomfort
o wait
SALES STAFF ARE OFTEN TOLD THAT «THE ___ IS ALWAYS RIGHT.»
o dealer
o employee
o customer
o stockist
THE TEACHER ___ THE CLASS INTO FOUR GROUPS FOR THE ROLE-PLAY.
o combine
o divided
o gave
o sold
HE’S VERY ____ WITH HIS MONEY AND SUPPORTS VARIOUS CHARITIES.
o generous
o jealous
o well-planned
o cheap
THEY ____ AT THE HOTEL AFTER MIDNIGHT.
o went
o kept
o laid
o arrived
THE _____ BETWEEN THE RICH AND POOR IS STAGGERING IN MOST DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.
o difference
o result
o stage
o example
MY SISTER ____ A LOT OF MONEY ON CLOTHES SHE DOESN’T END UP WEARING.
o costs
o leaves
o wastes
o fulfills
THIS BROCHURE WILL BE ____ TO ALL THE TOURISTS WHO VISIT THE SIGHTS.
o disappointed
o useful
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o ugly
o handsome
IT TOOK US ALMOST FOUR HOURS TO ___ TO LONDON.
o reach
o arrive
o get
o approach
MARTIN FOUND AN ___ COIN IN HIS GARDEN.
o aged
o ancient
o elderly
o old-fashioned
IT’S DIFFICULT TO ___ THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MARGARINE AND BUTTER.
o speak
o tell
o say
o look
AFTER YOU’VE EATEN THOSE SWEETS, MAKE SURE YOU THROW THE ___ IN THE BIN.
o waste
o junk
o litter
o debris
HOW CAN I ___ YOU OF HER INNOCENCE?
o convince
o influence
o assume
o prove
EVERY ___ MUST TAKE A DRUG TEST BEFORE THE RACE.
o contestant
o winner
o opponent
o rival
THAT COAT IS FAR TOO ___ ; I’LL NEVER BE ABLE TO AFFORD IT.
o rich
o reasonable
o expensive
o precious
SHE SPENDS A GREAT ___ OF HER TIME IN LONDON.
o period
o number
o quantity
o deal
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THE SCIENTISTS ___ THE BEHAVIOUR OF THE LABORATORY ANIMALS.
o observed
o recognised
o uncovered
o discovered
MANY BIRDS ___ SOUTH DURING THE WINTER MONTHS.
o emigrate
o originate
o immigrate
o migrate
CERTAIN MEDICINES CAN NOW HELP TO ___ LIFE.
o delay
o prolong
o stretch
o expand
HE OFTEN GETS LOST BECAUSE HE NEVER PAYS ATTENTION TO THE ROAD ___.
o signals
o signs
o posts
o symbols
IF YOU ___ YOUR GLOVES THERE, YOU’LL NEVER REMEMBER TO PICK THEM UP.
o leave
o misplace
o forget
o lose
THE SUN IS TOO HOT - LET’S SIT IN THE ___.
o shadow
o darkness
o shade
o cover
HE WAS SO TIRED THAT HE FELL ___ DURING THE LECTURE.
o sleeping
o asleep
o sleepy
o sleepless
WORKING IN THE BAR AT NIGHT PROVIDED ANOTHER SOURCE OF ___ FOR PAUL.
o wage
o pay
o salary
o income
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MY FRIENDS AND I ARE GOING TO ___ A HOUSE TOGETHER.
o lend
o hire
o rent
o borrow
THE PRINCESS HOPED ONE DAY TO MARRY A ___PRINCE.
o handsome
o pretty
o beautiful
o delightful
RUTH IS A VERY ___ PERSON WHO ENJOYS GOING TO PARTIES.
o solitary
o communal
o bold
o sociable
THE MURDERER WAS ___ TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT.
o accused
o sentenced
o charged
o tried
SHE ___ HERSELF WITH HER NEW PERFUME.
o showered
o sprinkled
o sprayed
o scattered
THE CINEMA IS RIGHT ON THE CORNER - YOU CAN’T ___ IT.
o lose
o miss
o avoid
o drop
WE ARRIVED EARLY AT THE AIRPORT AND WERE ABLE TO CHECK ___ FOR OUR FLIGHT STRAIGHT AWAY.
o in
o out
o up
o off
IT TOOK US AGES TO GET HERE, BUT ___ WE’RE HOME!
o lately
o eventually
o at last
o in the end
SINCE I LIVE ON THE ___ OF THE CITY, I HAVE A LONG DRIVE INTO TOWN EVERY DAY.
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o suburbs
o outside
o outskirts
o border
THE ONLY TOURIST ___ IN THE TOWN WAS THE MEDIEVAL CHURCH.
o fascination
o appeal
o charm
o attraction
SALLY ___ DOWN ON EVERYONE WHO ISN’T AS CLEVER AS HER.
o puts
o pushes
o takes
o looks
HIS INJURIES SEEMED MINOR AT FIRST, BUT IN THE END THEY WERE ___.
o deathly
o lethal
o fatal
o terminal
JULIE DECIDED TO BREAK ___ WITH HER BOYFRIEND AFTER THEY’D BEEN TOGETHER FOR TWO YEARS.
o down
o out
o up
o away
I HAVEN’T YET ___ ALL MY AMBITIONS.
o managed
o achieved
o succeeded
o reached
HE GAVE A ___ OF RELIEF WHEN THE EXAM WAS OVER.
o yawn
o sigh
o cough
o breath
IT’S EASIER TO ___ A PILL IF YOU TAKE IT WITH WATER.
o bite
o chew
o swallow
o lick
MY RICH UNCLE ___ A LARGE ESTATE IN ENGLAND.
o belongs
o owns
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o claims
o holds
JAKE GOT UP EARLY AND LEFT QUIETLY WITHOUT ___ ANYONE.
o bothering
o upsetting
o annoying
o disturbing
TOM BOUGHT A ___ OF BANANAS AT THE SUPERMARKET YESTERDAY.
o group
o pile
o stack
o bunch
IT’S YOUR ___ THAT EVERYTHING HAS GONE WRONG.
o mistake
o blame
o error
o fault
DON’T FORGET TO ___ OFF THE LIGHTS BEFORE YOU GO TO BED.
o turn
o put
o make
o close
I GOT THE ___ FOR GOULASH FROM MY COLLEAGUE. SHE’S HUNGARIAN.
o receipt
o recipe
o formula
o menu
I CAN’T EAT THIS APPLE, IT’S TOO ___.
o salty
o peppery
o sour
o spicy
CLARA HAS GOT PERFECT ___ AND CAN EVEN SEE WELL IN THE DARK.
o view
o eyesight
o sight
o site
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Розробники: Кондрук А.Ю., Гордієнко Ю.А., Передон Н.О., Мельничук О.В.

Тест ::: Напрям КУЛЬТУРОЛОГІЯ,

HOW LONG IS IT SINCE YOU (TO FIND OUT) ABOUT IT?

IT’S AGES SINCE WE (TO GO OUT)

o had gone out

IT (TO RAIN) FOR HOURS. I WISH IT WOULD STOP

NOONE (TO TAKE) MY ORDER YET. I’M STILL WAITING

BEFORE YOU (TO LEAVE) DON’T FORGET TO SHUT THE WINDOWS

KEN (TO SMOKE) FOR 30 YEARS WHEN HE FINALLY GAVE IT UP

IN MOST COUNTRIES PEOPLE (TO DRIVE) ON THE RIGHT

WE WERE BOTH ASTONISHED WHEN WE (TO HEAR) THE NEWS

THIS FABRIC IS SO SOFT. IT (TO FEEL) LIKE SILK

I (TO LEARN) HOW TO PLAY CHESS FOR THREE MONTHS NOW

WE’VE BEEN FRIENDS SINCE WE (TO START) COLLEGE

DON’T TOUCH THAT! YOU (TO HURT) YOURSELF!

HE WILL NOT DO ANYTHING BEFORE YOU (TO TELL) HIM TO

I DIDN’T FEEL WELL YESTERDAY BUT NOBODY (TO COME) TO SEE ME

I (TO UNDERSTAND) WHAT HE WAS TRYING TO SAY BUT PAT DIDN’T

HURRY UP! IT (TO BE) TIME TO GO!

IT (TO RAIN) WHEN I GOT UP YESTERDAY MORNING

SHE WAS COOKING DINNER WHEN WE (TO ARRIVE)

SHE (TO COME) HOME LATE YESTERDAY.

MAGNET (TO ATTRACT) IRON.

I’LL PHONE YOU AS SOON AS I (TO ARRIVE) IN LONDON.

JANE (TO HAVE) A VERY BAD DAY YESTERDAY.

I HOPE SHE (TO BE) BACK SOON.

ACCORDING TO THE WEATHER FORECAST IT (TO RAIN) TOMORROW.

I’M NOT SURE IF THIS DRESS REALLY (TO FIT) ME.

THE RIVER NILE (TO FLOW) INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA.

CAN YOU DRIVE? – NO BUT I (TO LEARN) NOW.

WE WERE WATCHING TV WHEN SOMEONE (TO KNOCK) AT THE DOOR.

49. Оберіть правильну форму дієслова в дужках:

ADAM (TO WORK) FOR THREE DIFFERENT COMPANIES SO FAR.

I (TO BELIEVE) IT’S GOING TO RAIN.

I (TO TAKE) A KEEN INTEREST IN THE HISTORY OF ART SINCE MY CHILDHOOD

o have been taken

WE (NOT TO BE) TO THE CINEMA FOR WEEKS

THE NEWS (TO BE) A SHOCK TO US

HE EXPLAINED WHY HE (TO REFUSE) THE OFFER

HERE’S MY REPORT. I (TO FINISH) IT AT LAST

I (TO KNOW) THEM FOR ALMOST FIVE YEARS

I (TO SEE) JAMES TONIGHT. WE HAVE ARRANGED IT

THE PROBLEM OF POLLUTION (TO GET) WORSE THESE DAYS

I USUALLY (TO READ) A BOOK BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP

o has been studying

HELEN (TO WORK) ALL DAY. SHE LOOKS VERY TIRED

o has been working

ALICE COMPLAINED THAT THEY (TO QUARREL) SINCE MORNING

I’M SO TIRED. I (TO PREPARE) FOR MY EXAM THE WHOLE DAY

EDWARD IS A WRITER. HE (TO WRITE) MYSTERY NOVELS SINCE HE WAS 26

ADAM (TO LOOK) FOR A JOB SINCE EASTER

IT (TO RAIN) FOR THREE DAYS

o has been raining

LOOK AT HER EYES! I’M SURE SHE (TO CRY)

WE CAN USE THE CAR NOW, I (TO REPAIR) IT

WHEN I GOT TO THE AIRPORT I REALIZED I (TO FORGET) MY PASSPORT

THIS OLD ARMCHAIR LOOKS BRAND NEW BECAUSE HE (TO FIX) IT

SHE (TO DELIVER) ALL THE NEWSPAPERS BY 8 O’CLOCK TOMORROW

HE (TO TRANSLATE) THIS ARTICLE BY 7 P.M. TOMORROW

I WAS COOKING LUNCH WHILE HE (TO TALK) OVER THE PHONE

SHE HASN’T SEEN JIM SINCE SHE (TO LEAVE) SCHOOL

CLAIRE IS VERY SOCIABLE. SHE (TO KNOW) LOTS OF PEOPLE

THE TEMPERATURE (TO REACH) 35° C TOMORROW

PLEASE, CALL ME WHEN JACK (TO COME) BACK HOME