РУБЕЖКА №2 (2 семестр, 15 НЕД)

What is this? … is my exercise-book.  A.    itB.    theseC.    thoseD.    theyE.    them

There is … pen on the table.A.     aB. someC.    suchD.    anE.    three

… car is this?A.  whoseB.   whatC.    who’sD.    whyE.    whom

I’m cold. …open the window.A.   don’tB. a notC.    noD.    noneE.    –

He … to the University by tram.A.    goes B.    canC.    is goingD.    goE.    are going

Nick … a book now.A.    is readingB.    are readingC.    read will readD.    had readE. were reading

I like potatoes, but I … them everyday.A.  don’t eatB.    not eatC.    doesn’t eatD.      haven’t eatE.    isn’t eating

I … to see my friend tomorrow.A.    am goingB.    have goingC.    is goingD.    were goingE.    are going

She didn’t … breakfast yesterday.A.   have B.    hasC.    hadD.    havingE.    haved

I can swim, but my friend …A.    can’tB.    is notC.    don’tD.    needn’tE.    aren’t

… I take your pen?A.    mayB.    will be ableC.    doesD.    hasE.    had

Must I wear these shoes? – No, you…A.    mustn’tB.    can’tC.    weren’tD.    isn’tE.    aren’t

My grandfather … to leave school when he was 15.A.    had toB.    canC.    isD.    areE.    must

I … speak French last year.A.    couldn’tB.    may notC.    must notD.   can’tE.    hasn’t

You will … speak English in 3 years.A.   be able to B.    has

C.    hadD.    canE.    were able to

When I called him, he … supper.A.    was having B.    was haveC.    has havingD.    is havingE.    were having

They … up late yesterday.A.   got B.    getC.    has gotD.    getsE.    getting

It is the … book I have ever read.A.    bestB.    betterC.    wellD.    goodE.    worse

Where … go? Let’s go to the cinema.A.    shall weB.    is weC.    have weD.    won’t weE.    are we

What has she … ?A.    done B.    doC.    didD.    doingE.    does

There … many students in the room now.A.  are  B.    wasC.    isD.    wereE.    will

There … a university in the centre of the city.A.    isB.    areC.    beD.    shallE.    were

I can’t see … on  my table.A.   anythingB.    nobodyC.    nothingD.    anywhereE.    somewhere

What … you going to do tonight?A.    areB.    willC.    wereD.    isE.    was

There … any sugar in the tea.A.    wasn’tB.   weren’tC.    haven’tD.    hadn’tE.    won’t

We … in Moscow last year.A.    livedB.    is livingC.    has livingD.    liveE.    lives

Where … she work?A.    does B.    doneC.    doingD.   do E.    is

... speaks English well?A.    whoB.    whyC.    whichD.    whenE.    what

How many theatres … there in your city now?A.    areB.   wereC.    haveD.    isE.    was

What … you do tomorrow?A.    will

B.    shallC.    will beD.    shall beE.    are

He said that he … at the plant last year.A.    livedB.    livingC.    livesD.    had livedE.    are having

Let … tell his friends about his city.A.   him B.    hisC.    heD.    herE.    she

My friend … breakfast when I called him.A.    was havingB.    will havingC.    are havingD.    were havingE.    is having

What … do you want to read?A.    elseB.    yetC.    otherD.    stillE.    another

Which is the … river in our country?A.   longestB.    longerC.    longD.    largeE.    larger

There was … in the room.A.    somebodyB.    somewhereC.    anybodyD.    anythingE.    some

Who … you this story yesterday?A.   toldB.    tellC.   speakD.    spoke

E.    said

When we came in, the film … already begun.A.   hadB.    isC.    wereD.    wasE.    are

The work … done well two days ago.A.    was done B. has doneC.    has been doneD.    was doE.    did

Books by Dickens … many times.A.    were publishedB.    have publishedC.    are publishedD.    is publishingE.    is published

What … you do every day?A.    do B.   does C.    didD.    doingE.    done

This problem … tomorrow.A.    will be discussedB.    have been discussedC.    is discussingD.    will discussE.    had discussed

I wonder, why there are so … people.A.    manyB.    suchC.    someD.    muchE.  no  I am sorry… I come in?A.    may B.    mightC.    couldD.    mustE.    need

I … do this work yesterday. I was busy.

A.    couldn’tB.    can’tC.   mustn’tD.    aren’tE.    weren’t

What … you doing here?A.    areB.    isC.    willD.    beE.    can

He … going to translate this article.A.   is B.    haveC.    mayD.    doE.    are

These pictures … by a young painter last year.A.    were painted B.    are paintedC.    is paintedD.    will be paintedE.    have been painted

I … know him.A.    don’t B.    haven’tC.    hasn’tD.    isn’tE.    doesn’t

… go to the library.A.  won’tB.    doesn’tC.    don’t D.    haven’tE.    isn’t

Do you often … English to your teacher?A.   speakB.    spokeC.   spokenD.    speakingE.    speaked

… of you likes to speak French?A.    whichB.    whoC.    why

D.    whatE.    whom

… of you lives in the centre of Moscow?A.    which B.    whoseC.    whoD.    whomE.    when

How long does your working day …?A.    last B.    is lastingC.    lastedD.    has lastedE.    lasting

My sister works ...A.  muchB.     manyC.    someD.    not manyE.    none

What … they discussing now?A.    areB.    wereC.    willD.    isE.    was

Will you … at home tomorrow?A.    isB.    wereC.    areD.    beE.    have

They … here an hour ago.A.  wereB.    have beenC.    wasD.     have E.    are

I wrote him a letter …A.    last month B.    todayC.    sinceD.    this monthE.    tomorrow

… children don’t like to play football.A.    someB.    noC.    anyD.    anybodyE.    somebody

There … many children in the park yesterday.A.   weren’tB.    aren’tC.    haven’tD.    wasn’tE.    hadn’t

Where … we get these journals?A.    can B.    doC.    mustD.    wereE.    will

… I ask you a question? – Certainly.A.    may B.    mustC.    amD.    wasE.    will

He … come yet.A.    hasn’t B.    didn’tC.    haven’tD.    doesn’tE.    can’tI was waiting … you at 5 o’clock yesterday.A.    forB.    atC.    withD.    inE.    –

Have you … the translation yet?A.   done B.    doingC.    doD.    didE.    does

Is … a library at your office?A.   thereB.   where

C.    anywhereD.    somewhereE.    nowhere

These books are too difficult .. me.A.    forB.    atC.    ofD.   aboutE.    with

…you know about it yesterday?A.   didn’tB.    haven’tC.    don’tD.    hasn’tE.    doesn’t

You can help me, … you?A.    can’tB.    canC.    couldn’tD.    won’tE.    don’t

You didn’t see him last week, … you?A.    didB.    didn’tC.    doesD.    doesn’tE.    won’t

… usually takes me half an hour to get to my office.A.    itB.    IC.    whatD.    heE.    she

I’m hurrying … the University.A.    toB.    ofC.    atD.    inE.    –

What is he afraid … ?A.    ofB.    inC.    withD.   toE.    off

There … a lot of students at the lecture tomorrow.A.    will be B.    willC.    will haveD.    will canE.    were

He won’t go to the cinema tomorrow, … he?A.    willB.    WON’TC.    won’t beD.    didn’tE.    did

Here is the man … wanted to speak  to you.A.    who B.    whichC.    which ofD.    whomE.    whose

He will come back … Simferopol in June.A.  to  B.    ofC.    atD.    inE.    –

I didn’t do my work …. I was busy.A.  becauseB.      that’s whyC.    in order toD.    afterE.    before

… you swim last year?A.    couldB.    canC.    was ableD.    will be ableE.    could able

I … seen him this week.A.    haven’tB.    hasn’tC.    didn’tD.    don’tE.    doesn’t

You were waiting for me at 2 o’clock yesterday, … you?A.   weren’t

B.    didn’tC.    wasn’tD.    aren’tE.    haven’t

Mr. Green won’t be able to come, .. he?A.    will B.    shallC.    canD.    hasE.    does

He … a cup of coffee when the telephone rang.A.    was drinkingB.    are drinkingC.    is drinkingD.    drankE.    drink

The company has so … money.A.    littleB.    lessC.    moreD.    manyE.    the least

I … going to invite you to my birthday party.A.  am  B.    haveC.    areD.    isE.    has

You … English before entering the UniversityA.    studiedB.    has studiedC.    had studiedD.    had studyE.    has study

New York is the … city in the USA.A.    largestB.    largerC.    largeD.    most largeE.    much largest

Who is your … friend?A.    best B.    goodestC.    betterD.    more better

E.    most

He … always waited for.A.    is B.    beenC.    hasD.    areE.    being

Who … asked when you came in?A.    was being B.    beenC.    wasD.    wereE.    were being

Many new houses … built in our city lately.A.    have beenB.    had beenC.    have beenD.    have beingE.    being

I … wait for him now. I am very busy.A.    can’tB.    couldn’tC.    wasn’tD.    hadn’tE.    hasn’t

He … many friends here.A.    hasB.    havesC.    haveD.    havingE.    had had

Will you … to come tomorrow?A.    be able B.    had ableC.    was ableD.    ableE.    will able

You must … to answer all my questions.A.    be ready B.    was readyC.    is readyD.    are readyE.    ready

… you learn English?A.     don’t B.    aren’tC.    isn’tD.   haven’tE.    doesn’t

How many lessons … you have every day?A.    doB.    doesC.    haveD.    hasE.    are

You like to watch TV- programmes, … you?A.  don’tB.    doC.    doesn’tD.    doesE.    did

What … your favourite subject at school?A.    WasB.    hasC.    areD.    wereE.    did

The swimming competition will take place in the local _________.A. poolB. bathC. saunaD. shopE. palace

Sportsmen usually play football on a _________.A. fieldB. lawnC. roadD. carpetE. floor

Tomorrow we are meeting with the _________.A. home-teamB. house-teamC. flat-teamD. class-teamE. fun- team

We all want to win the _________.A. cup

B. capC. cubeD. clubE. play

English football in the USA is called _________.A. soccerB. suckerC. pokerD. rugbyE. ball

In sport you can either (или) win or _________.A. looseB. loseC. lostD. lossE. loosed

English football _________ are very aggressive. A. fans B. cans C. pans D. watchers E. seers 108.The runner crossed the _________ line.A. finishB. endC. lastD. redE. blue

We play hockey on a very good skating-_________.A. rinkB. ringC. rankD. rungE. reing

That was the first _________.A. round B. circleC. ovalD. raundE. star

In this game they lost their _________ of world champions.A. title B. nameC. nicknameD. surname

E. lastname

Our football team has a very good goal_________.A. keeperB. takerC. holderD. playerE. doer

Excuse me, what’s the _________ of the game?A. scoreB. countC. billD. tableE. a result

In the USA a group of _________ leaders (специальная группа поддержки) always support the team. A. cheerB. fearC. peerD. funE. support

Drivers of racing cars are usually called _________.A. pilotsB. bikersC. astronautsD. driversE. runners

I can’t play tennis, because my _________ is broken.A. racketB. rocketC. rucketD. recketE. reket

Tell me about your decision, when we ____ next time.A. will meetB. meetC. metD. would meetE. have met

We ____ about it for sure, when we ____ home.A. know … will returnB. will know … will returnC. will know … returnD. knew …. will returnE. will know…will return

I need to think the matter over, in case he ____.A. will refuseB. refusesC. have refusedD. would refuseE. will be refuse

Do your best or else you ____ with the group.A. won’t catch upB. don’t catch upC. didn’t catch upD. wouldn’t catch upE. will have catch up

If they ____ a taxi, they ____ the train.A. take ... won’t missB. will take ... don’t missC. will take ... won’t missD. will takes … won’t missE. takes … won’t miss

____ the children listen to me, when they ____?A. will ... grow upB. do ... will grow upC. will ... will grow upD. would … will grow upE. do … will grow up

If she ____ in time, we ____ late for the concert.A. Doesn’t come … will beB. Won’t come … areC. Won’t come … will beD. don’t come … will beE. would come … will be

Why don’t you ask her, when she ____ ?A. will comeB. comesC. would comeD. cameE. come

I’m sure we ____ back before it ____ dark .A. will be … getsB. are … getsC. will be … will getD. would be … getE. will be … would get

I ____ the report today, if you ____ interrupting me.A. will finish … stopB. finish … will stop

C. will finish … will stopD. would finish … stopE. finish … will stopped

We ____ our lesson, when you ____ your seats.A. will start … takeB. start … will takeC. will start … will takeD. would start … will takeE. start … would take

I ____ you when I ____ ready.A. will tell … amB. will tell … will beC. tell … will beD. would tell … amE. tell … would be

When the right time ____, I ____ you our family secret.A. comes … will openB. will come … will openC. will comes… will openD. come … will openE. came … open

She said that if he ____ the TV set, she ____ it out of the window at once.A. didn’t turn off … would throwB. wouldn’t turn off … would throwC. wouldn’t turn off … would throwedD. didn’t turn off … will throwE. didn’t turn off … throw

When the weather ____ fine, ____ all the windows. The child needs fresh air.A. is … openB. will be … will openC. will be … openD. is … would openE. is … opened

Everything … all right if they … on time.A. Will be… comeB. Will be… will comeC. Would be… comeD. Is… comesE. will be … comes

What … if you were me?A. Would you doB. You would to doC. You would doD. Would you to doE. will you do

If you … ice, it … .A. Heat…. will meltB. Will heat… meltsC. Will heat… will metD. Heat… meltsE. heats… will melts

How long … wait for me tomorrow?A. Will youB. You willC. Would youD. You wouldE. will be

I wouldn’t argue if I … you .A. Were B. Will beC. WasD. AmE. be

If you … late, we … without you.A. Are,…will leaveB. Were… will leaveC. Will… will leaveD. Will be… will leaveE. are…leave

I … rather stay at home.A. WillB. WouldC. AmD. Wouldn’tE. will be

You wouldn’t understand this in English … ?A. would you B. wouldn’t youC. isn’t itD. is itE. will you

If she … time, she … you this evening.A. Has… will phoneB. Has…. phonesC. Had… would phoneD. Had…..phonedE. have … will phone

If he … time, he … you this evening, but he’s very busy.A. Had…would phone

B. Has… will phoneC. Had… will phoneD. Has… phonesE. have …. phoned

Which of these is not a mammal?A. snail  B. bat  C. whale  D. wild pig E. ant

Which of these is not a bird?A. spider B. sparrow C. stork D. swanE. snail

Which of these has spots rather than stripes?A. leopard B. skunk C. tiger D. zebraE. elephant

Which of these doesn't sting?A. butterfly  B. ant  C. bee  D. scorpion E. mosquito

Which of these cannot fly?A. ostrich B. pigeon C. swallowD. eagleE. swan

Which of these is not a cat? A. squirrel B. jaguar  C. leopard  D.  puma  E. cheetah

The CALF is part of the ....... .A. leg B. arm C.  chest D.  head 

E. eye

The HEEL is part of the ....... .A. foot B. hand C. eye D. breast E. waist

The PALM is part of the ....... A. hand B. foot C. ear D. breastE. leg 

The THUMB is part of the ....... .A.  hand B. foot C.  head D.  chestE. leg 

He must be terribly strong! Look at his ....... .A. muscles B. skin C. limbs D. nervesE. head 

He stood with his hands on his ....... daring me to go past him. A. hips  B. ankles  C. knees  D. shoulders E. heads 

Every tooth in my upper ....... seemed to be aching. A. jaw B. chin C. cheek D. foreheadE. mouth 

When Mary twisted her ankle, John carried her home on his ....... .A. hands B. shoulders C. knees D. armsE. legs 

His shoes were so old that his ....... were sticking out of them.

A. toes  B. fingers  C. thumbs  D. tips  E. feet

When people sweat, the liquid comes out through the ....... of the skin.A. pores B. veins C. vents D. holesE. skins 

… advise pupils.A. Teachers and parents;B. Grandparents and shop assistants;C. Principal and neighbours;D. Classmates and neighbours;E. Director and pupils.

The … in colleges is through tuition.A. curriculum;B. lesson ;C. exam;D. department;E. training.

The proficiency of student is tested by …A. the Examining Board;B. the Principal;C. the pupils;D. the tutor;E. the supervisors.The scheme of study work in a college of educationis based on …A. compulsory and optional subjects; B. examinations;C. additional material;D. two terms;E. useless subjects.

The course of study at the university is … than at college.A. longer;B. bigger;C. smaller;D. eastier;E. hight.

A full-time student goes to the university …A. every day;B. at the end of terms;C. only during sessions;

D. very weekend;E. once a week.

After finishing the university student get …A. a diploma ;B. driving;C. a certificate;D. a registor;E. a time-table.

165. There are opportunities for students to get … by means of a four-year course.A.the degree of Bachelor;B. friends;C. tutors;D. knowledge;E. master’s degree.

166. The students from another towns usually live in …A. a hostel;B. a hotel;C. the university;D. the classroom;E. the street.

A residential college is …A. a college with a hostel.B. a college with students;C. a college with a canteen;D. a college with multi-media rooms;E. a college with tutors;

Young people can enter the university after fishing …A. high school;B. spectral courses;C. kindergarten;D. primary school;E. nursery school.

In our university examinations are held …A. at the end of each term;B. at the end of a year;C. at the end of every month;D. at the weekend;E. at the end of study.

The courses of studies is longer …A. at the university;B. at college;C. at high school;D. at primary school;E. nursery school.

A freshman is … A. a first-year student;B. a graduate;C. a tutor;D. a pupil;E. a teacher.

The subjects at the university are divided into …A. compulsory and additional;B. main and of no importance;C. useful and useless;D. primary and compulsory;E. favourite and compulsory.

Final examinations are taken …A. At the end of a courses of studies;B. At the end of a term;C. At the end of a session;D. Every year;E. Every term.

Choose the correct variantA. How often do you play basketball?B. How do you often play basketball?C. How often do play basketball?D. How you often play basketball?E. How play you often basketball?

Choose the correct variantA. She doesn’t come home early.B. She not comes home early;C. She don’t come home early;D. She come home early;E. She come home early;

Choose the correct variantA. Why don’t you come to the youth club?B. Why you not come to the youth club?C. Why not you come to the youth club?D. Why doesn’t you come to the youth club?E. Why isn’t come you to the youth club?

Choose the correct variantA. My brother never waits for us;B. My brother doesn’t never wait for us;C. My brother don’t ever wait for us;D. My brother does never wait for us;E. My brother never has wait for us.

Choose the correct variantA. We always go abroad for our holidays;B. Always we go abroad for our holidays;

C. We go always abroad for our holidays;D. We go abroad always for our holidays;E. We are always go abroad for our holidays.

Choose the correct variantA. Does Sandra always get up early in the morning;B. Does Sandra get up early always in the morning;C. Does Sandra get up always in the morning early;D. Does Sandra get up always early in the morning;E. Do Sandra always get up early in the morning.

Choose the correct variantA. When do you start at the university next year?B. When at the university do you start next year?C. When do start you at the university next year?D. When next year do you start at the university?E. When next year do at the university you start?

Choose the correct variantA. We enjoy the theatre, but we don’t go very often there;B. We enjoy the theatre, but we don’t very often go there;C. We enjoy the theatre, but very often we don’t go there;D. We enjoy the theatre, but we aren’t go very often there;E. We enjoy the theatre, but we don’t go there very often.

Choose the correct variantA. How much does it cost for the return ticket?B. How much for the return ticket does it cost ?C. How much does cost it for the return ticket?D. How does much it cost for the return ticket?E. How much do cost it for the return ticket?

Choose the correct variantA. They don’t often phone my mother in London;B. They often don’t phone my mother in London;C. They don’t phone my mother in London often;D. They don’t often phoned my mother in London;E. They don’t phone my mother often in London.

Choose the correct variantA. The next train leaves in the morning at two fifteen;B.The next train leave in the morning at two fifteen;C.The next train leaved in the morning at two fifteen;D.The next train leaving in the morning at two fifteen; E.The next train are leaving in the morning at two fifteen.

Choose the correct variantA. What is the girl doing now?B. What the girl is doing now?C. What doing the girl now?D. What is the girl doing now?E. What does the girl doing now?

Choose the correct variantA. What are those people looking for?B. What those people are looking for?C. What is those people looking for?D. What do those people looking for?E). What do those people are looking for?

Choose the correct variantA. who’s shouting at the dog?B. who’re shouting at the dog?C. who shouting at the dog?D. who does shouting at the dog?E. who’ve shouting at the dog?

Choose the correct variantA. Are the children listening to the teacher?B. Are listening the children to the teacher?C. Is the children are listening to the teacher?D. Do the children are listening to the teacher?E. Have the children are listening to the teacher?

Choose the correct variantA. When are you going to have a meal?B. When do you going to have a meal?C. When you are going to have a meal?D. When going you to have a meal?E. When to have a meal you are going ?

Choose the correct variantA. How many students are sitting on the stairs?B. How do many students sitting on the stairs?C. How many are sitting on the stairs students?D. How many is sitting students on the stairs?E . How do many students sitting are on the stairs?

Choose the correct variantA. Why are they looking at me like that?B. Why is they looking at me like that?C. Why do they looking at me like that? D. Why have they looking at me like that?E. Why they are looking at me like that?

Choose the correct variantA. The cat is hiding from the dog, isn’t it?B. The cat hiding from the dog, isn’t it?C. The cat is hiding from the dog, doesn’t it?D. The cat isn’t hiding from the dog, isn’t it?E. The cat aren’t hiding from the dog, aren’t it?Choose the correct variantA. Is the girl speaking rudely or politely?B. Are the girl speaking rudely or politely?

C. Does the girl speaking rudely or politely?D. The girl is speaking rudely or politely isn’t she?E. Has the girl speaking rudely or politely?

Choose the correct variantA. The policeman is pointing at the dog;B. The policeman haven’t pointing at the dog;C. The policeman are pointing at the dog;D. The policeman doesn’t pointing at the dog;E. The policeman hasn’t pointing at the dog.

Choose the correct variantA. It’s not raining now;B. It isn’t rain now;C. It doesn’t not raining now;D. It doesn’t raining now;E. It is doesn’t not raining now.

Choose the correct variantA. Mrs. Bell is buying for her children ice-cream;B. Mrs. Bell is buy for her children ice-cream;C. Mrs. Bell buying for her children ice-cream;D. Mrs. Bell is no buying for her children ice-cream;E. Mrs. Bell no buying for her children ice-cream is.

Choose the correct variantA. The students are drawing nothing;B. The students aren’t drawing nothing;C. The students drawing nothing;D. The students don’t drawing nothing;E. The students isn’t drawing nothing.

Choose the correct variantA. John’s having a ride;B. John has having a ride;C. John having no ride;D. John is have no ride;E. John’s has a ride.Choose the right meaning: You should be honest about what you do.

A. It’s a good idea.B. It’s a bad idea.C. It’s a right idea.D. It’s a very bad idea.E. It’s a clever idea.

Choose the right meaning: You must listen to your parents.A. It’s a very good idea.B. It’s a bad idea.C. It’s a very bad idea.D. It’s a wrong idea.E. It’s a full idea.

Choose the right meaning: You must arrive to home after the lesson.A. It’s a very good idea.B. It’s a very bad idea.C. It’s a fun idea.D. It’s a luck idea.E. It’s a less idea.

Choose the right meaning: You should think a lot about your future profession.A. It’s a good idea.B. It’s a very bad idea.C. It’s a bad idea.D. It’s a funny idea.E. It’s a wrong idea.

Choose the right meaning: You should talk with friends about your hobbies.A. It’s a very good idea.B. It’s a very bad idea.C. It’s a funny idea.D. It’s a lucky idea.E. It’s a bad idea.

Choose the right meaning: You should be clean and tidy at work. A. It’s a very good idea.B. It’s a bad idea.C. It’s a very bad idea.D. It’s a wrong idea.E. It’s a clever idea.

Choose the right meaning: You should make an effort when you meet the parents.A. It’s a good idea.B. It’s a bad idea.C. It’s a very bad idea.D. It’s a wrong idea.E. It’s a funny idea.

Choose the right meaning: You shouldn't go to the opposite extreme.A. It’s a good idea.B. It’s a very bad idea.C. It’s a wrong idea.D. It’s a funny idea.E. It’s a clever idea.

Choose the right meaning: You should greet your guests with a smile.A. It’s a very good idea.B. It’s a very bad idea.C. It’s a wrong idea.D. It’s a funny idea.E. It’s a clever idea.

Choose the right meaning: You should ask adults to help you decide the problems.A. It’s a good idea.B. It’s a bad idea.

C. It’s a very bad idea.D. It’s a wrong idea.E. It’s a funny idea.

Choose the right education stages: Most children go to … … at age 3-5. A. nursery schoolB. primary schoolC. secondary school D. leave schoolE. university

Choose the right education stages: All children start … … at age 5.A. primary schoolB. nursery schoolC. secondary school D. leave schoolE. university

Choose the right education stages: Pupils can leave school at … … . A. age 16B. age 15C. age 10D. age 18E. age 11

Choose the right education stages: Many pupils take their A-level exams at … …. .A. age 16-18B. age 10-11C. age 5-8D. age 11-16E. age 9-11

Choose the right education stages: At age 21+ students … when they finish the course and pass the final exams.

A. get a degreeB. leave schoolC. take a gap yearD. pass the examsE. get a job

Choose the right education stages: At age 18 some students … … … before they go to the university.

A. take a gap yearB. do a vocational courseC. stay on at schoolD. take their A-levelE. study subjects

Choose the right education stages: Students study subjects such as law, medicine, sociology, etc. … …. .

A. at universityB. at school

C. at secondary schoolD. at nursery schoolE. at primary school

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Cares about other people’s feelings.A. sensitiveB. bossyC. confidentD. shyE. loyal

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Certain about his or her abilities.A. confidentB. friendlyC. ambitiousD. easygoingE. sociable

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Continues to support a person in difficult times.

A. loyalB. shyC. bossyD. sensitiveE. easygoing

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Really wants to become successful, rich, or famous.

A. ambitiousB. confidentC. easygoingD. sociableE. shy

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Friendly and enjoys being with other people.

A. sociableB. shyC. bossyD. sensitiveE. easygoing

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Tells other people what to do all the time.

A. easygoingB. bossyC. confidentD. sociableE. shy

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Relaxed, calm and not easy of other people.

A. bossyB. confidentC. shyD. sensitiveE. easygoing

Match the definition with suitable adjectives: Nervous in the company of other people.

A. shyB. confidentC. easygoingD. sociableE. ambitious

Choose the suitable adjective to describe the noun “a coffee”:A. hotB. deepC. affectionateD. nastyE. selfish

Choose the suitable adjective to describe the noun “an ocean”:A. stormyB. addictiveC. dirtyD. hotE. faithful

Choose the suitable adjective to describe the noun “a cat”:A. aggressiveB. mysteriousC. deepD. strongE. hot

Choose the suitable adjective to describe the noun “a flower”:A. delicateB. hotC. coldD. nastyE. selfish

Choose the suitable adjective to describe the noun “a knife”:A. sharpB. deepC. hotD. stormyE. calm

Choose the right variant: I hope … … a new job soon.A. to getB. getting

C. gotD. will getE. gets

Choose the right variant: I want … … Rome.A. to visit B. visitsC. visitingD. visitedE. will visit

Choose the right variant: They decide … … pizza.A. to makeB. madeC. makesD. makingE. will make

Choose the right variant: He stopped … .A. smokingB. smokeC. smokedD. smokesE. to smoke

Choose the right variant: He enjoys … the violin.A. playingB. to playC. playsD. playedE. play

Choose the right variant: I enjoy … Chinese food.A. eatingB. to eatC. eatD. eatsE. ate

Choose the right variant: We decided … … a movie on television.A. to seeB. seeingC. sawD. seenE. sees

Choose the right variant: We enjoy … to Italy for our holidays.A. goingB. to goC. goD. goesE. went

Choose the right variant: I want … … a doctor.A. to becomeB. becomingC. becomesD. becameE. will become

Choose the right variant: I need … … more time at home.A. to spendB. spendingC. spendsD. spendedE. will spend

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. kneeB. knifeC. eagleD. tigerE. calm

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. fingerB. shyC. foodD. birdE. glasses

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. shoulderB. sheepC. shipD. spoonE. singer

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. elbowB. elephantC. eagleD. engineerE. expensive

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. chestB. cheeseC. championD. chessE. cherry

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. lips

B. lionC. landD. lookE. listen

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. earB. eggC. excellentD. expensiveE. everybody

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. ankleB. auntC. appleD. antE. action

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. headB. horseC. houseD. honestE. happy

Find the word appropriate to the theme “parts of the body”:A. wristB. writerC. windD. waste timeE. weather

Answer the question: ‘What is your daughter?’A. She is an English teacher.B. She is pretty.C. She is 18.D. She is young.E. She can speak French.

Answer the question: ‘Whose house is this?’A. This is my uncle’s house.B. This house is big.C. This house was mine.D. This is very small house.E. This are houses.

Answer the question: ‘Whose pen do you take?’A. I take your pen.B. I took new pen.C. I bought a pen.D. I take red pen.

E. I look for a pen.

Answer the question: ‘Who is there?’A. There is my father.B. There are men.C. There is a car.D. There was a camel.E. There is beautiful.

Answer the question: ‘May I invite Nick to our house?’A. Yes, you may.B. Yes, you can.C. Yes, you did.D. Yes, you must.E. Yes, you have.

Answer the question: “Where is your son study?”A. At school.B. At home.C. At work.D. In the park.E. At the station.

Answer the question: “Why do people go to libraries?”A. To find more informationB. To draw a pictureC. To play volleyballD. To have a restE. To have a dinner

Answer the question: “How long does it take you to get to the University?”A. 20 minutesB. Two weeks agoC. For a long timeD. Since summerE. Yesterday

Choose right variant. The president of the USA lives and works in …:A. The White HouseB. KremlinC. The CapitolD. The Lincoln MemorialE. The House of Parliament

Choose the right variant. The first President of USA is ....A. George Washington B. John Adams.C. Theodore Roosevelt.D. Abraham Lincoln.E. Ernest Bush.

Choose the right variant: Christmas is the main_______ holiday in Britain.

A. public.B. state. C. spring. D. summer. E. government

Choose the right variant: The Clock Tower is famous for its big hour bell, known as…A. "Big Ben" B. "Large Ben" C. "Long Ben" D. "Small Ben"E. "Nice Ben"

Choose the right variant: What is Big Ben?A. Clock.B. University.C. Monument.D. Theatre.E. Museum.

Choose the right variant: The greatest river of Great Britain are ... : A. The Thames and Severn. B. The Gulf of Mexico. C. The Colorado, the Columbia. D. Audson and Missouri. E. The Mississippi, the Potomac.

Choose the right variant: How many states are there in the USA?A. 50B. 45C. 60D. 51E. 55

Give the 3 forms of the verb: ‘to begin’A. begin – began – begunB. begin – began – beginC. began – began – beganD. begin – begun – beganE. began – beganed - beganed

Give the 3 forms of the verb: “to cook”A. cook – cooked – cooked B. cook – cake – cakeC. cook – cook – cookD. cook – cok – cokE. cook – cooked - cooken

Give the 3 forms of the verb: “to forget”A. forget – forgot – forgottenB. forgot – forget – forgetC. forgot – forgotted – forgotted

D. forgot – forget – forgotE. forget – forget - forgetten

Give the 3 forms of the verb: “to give”A. give – gave - given B. give – gave – gavenC. give – gived – givedD. give – give – gaveE. give – gave – give

Give the 3 forms of the verb: “to know”A. knew – know – knewnB. know – know – knownC. know – knew – knewnD. know – knew – knownE. knew – knew - know

Give the 3 forms of the verb: ‘to walk’A. walk –walked-walkedB. walk –walked-walkC. walk –walked-walkingD. walk –walk-walkE. walk –walking-walked

Give the 3 forms of the verb: ‘to speak’A. speak-spoke-spokenB. speak-speak-spokenC. speak-spoke-spokeD. speak-spoke-speakingE. speak-spoke-speaks

Give the 3 forms of the verb: ‘to try’A. try-tried-triedB. try-tried-tryC. try-try-tryD. try-tried-tringE. try-try-tries

Give the 3 forms of the verb: ‘to fall’A. fall-fell-fallenB. fall-fall-fallC. fall-fals-fallingD. fall-falled-falledE. fall-falled-falling

Choose the correct preposition: Richard is allergic … cats.A. toB. ofC. inD. forE. at

Choose the correct preposition: Tony is interested … boxing.A. inB. toC. atD. onE. for

Choose the correct preposition: Mike is keen … tennis.A. onB. inC. atD. toE. for

Choose the correct preposition: Jane is terrified … snakes.A. ofB. onC. inD. atE. to

Choose the correct preposition: Alex is fond … chocolate.A. ofB. inC. toD. atE. on

Choose the correct preposition: Kate is afraid … spiders.A. ofB. toC. inD. atE. for

Choose the right variant: A person who treats sick animals.A. A vetB. A doctorC. A pilotD. A waiterE. A cooker

Choose the right variant: … is an animal that can smell water fifteen kilometers away.A. An elephantB. A cheetahC. An antD. A tortoiseE. A dolphin

Choose the right variant: … is an animal that can run at 100 kilometres per hour.A. A cheetahB. An ant

C. A tortoiseD. A giraffeE. A dolphin

Choose the right variant: … is an animal that can last longer without water than a camel.A. A giraffeB. A cheetahC. An antD. A tortoiseE. A dolphin

Choose the right variant: … is an animal that can live to be two hundred years old.A. A tortoiseB. A giraffeC. A cheetahD. An antE. A dolphin

Choose the right variant: … is an insect that can lift fifty times its own weight.A. An antB. A tortoiseC. A giraffeD. A cheetahE. A dolphin

Choose the right variant: … is an animal that can recognize its own image in a mirror.A. A dolphinB. An antC. A tortoiseD. A giraffeE. A cheetah

Find the baby animals of this adult animal: a catA. A kittenB. A calfC. A puppyD. A chickE. A lamb

Find the baby animals of this adult animal: a cowA. A calfB. A kittenC. A puppyD. A chickE. A lamb

Find the baby animals of this adult animal: a dogA. A puppyB. A kittenC. A calfD. A chickE. A lamb

Find the baby animals of this adult animal: a horseA. A foalB. A calfC. A puppyD. A chickE. A lamb

Find the baby animals of this adult animal: a sheepA. A lambB. A foalC. A calfD. A puppyE. A chick

Find the baby animals of this adult animal: a henA. A chickB. A foalC. A calfD. A puppyE. A lamb

Choose the suitable verbs: … dressedA. getB. makeC. doD. haveE. take

Choose the suitable verbs: … a good timeA. haveB. getC. makeD. doE. take

Choose the suitable verbs: … a busA. takeB. getC. makeD. doE. have

Choose the suitable verbs: … mistakesA. makeB. getC. doD. goE. take

Choose the suitable verbs: … some homeworkA. do

B. getC. makeD. goE. take

Choose the suitable verbs: … for a walkA. goB. doC. getD. makeE. take