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Робота з державної підсумкової атестації з англійської мови за курс основної школи учня (учениці) 9-___ класу ___________________________________

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CARD 1 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER Soon Jane was very busy. She went in to the city early every morning and came home very late. She was working hard, but she was also enjoying herself very much. "So, how do you like New York?" asked Sam one day. It was the end of Jane's first week. "Well, in some ways San Francisco is a nicer city." said Jane "It's cleaner, first of all. The air is cleaner and so are the streets. People in California don't leave their garbage on the sidewalks. But they do in New York." "Also, San Francisco has less crime. 1 was never afraid there. But here people are always afraid. My friends in New York have strong locks on their doors. They worry at night. They're always telling me to be careful on the streets." "And there's another nice thing about San Francisco. The people there are much friendlier. If you are lost you can ask anyone for information. They're always glad to help you. Not here in New York. Everyone here is always in a hurry. They don't have time to be friendly. They walk faster and they drive faster. I think they even talk faster!" 1. This passage is about a. Jane's first week at work. b. why Jane thinks San Francisco is nicer than New York. c. why Jane thinks New York is nicer than San Francisco. d. how people in New York are always in a hurry. 2. Every day Jane comes home a. often. b. early. c. late. d. at 5:00. 3. In New York the streets are a. long. b. clean. c. nice. d. dirty. 4. People in California don't a. put their garbage away. b. put their garbage on the sidewalks. c. clean their sidewalks. d. have garbage. 2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

5. Jane's friends are afraid of a. the subway. b. the garbage. c. crime. d. locks. 6. Jane thinks San Francisco a. is not a nice place to live. b. is safer than New York. c. has a lot of crime. d. is not a safe place to live. 7. Jane says that people in San Francisco are a. not very helpful, b. very helpful. c. in need of information. d. always asking questions. 8. People in New York are not friendly because a. they are often lost. b. they are always in a hurry. c. New York is larger. d. they are glad to help you.

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Робота з державної підсумкової атестації з англійської мови за курс основної школи учня (учениці) 9-___ класу ____________________________________

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CARD 2 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

The next week Jane arrived in New York. Susan and Sam wen to the airport to meet her. They were very surprised when they saw her. She looked very different. Jane used to be a student. Before she went to California she always dressed like a student. She had long hair and she wore blue jeans. Now she was wearing a fancy suit and she had a new haircut. She didn't look like their daughter at all. She looked like a New York business woman. Jane was full of ideas for her new life in New York. She wanted to find an apartment in the city. She wanted to do well at her job. She wanted to visit all her friends in New York. "But don't you want to get married some day?" asked Susan when she heard all these plans. "I'm in no hurry!" said Jane. "Right now there are so many other things I want to do." "I was married when I was 25." said Susan. "When I was your age, I already had a child." "Things are different now," said Jane. "Maybe I'll get married someday. Maybe not. I have to meet the right man, you know!" 1- This passage is about a. Jane's clothes. b. Jane's new job. c. Jane's ideas about her life. d. Jane's plans to get married. 2. Susan and Sam were surprised because a. Jane was moving to New York. b. Jane looked very different. c. Jane looked like their daughter. d. Jane looked younger. 3. Before she went to California, Jane dressed like a. a business woman. b. her mother. c. a student. d. someone else. 4. Jane wanted to live a. in New York City. b. with her parents. c. in California. d. with her friends.

5. Jane planned to visit a. her company. b. her parents. c. her friends. d. an art museum 6. Susan thought Jane a. wanted to get married. b. should get married. c. was married d. didn't want to get married. 7. Jane a. had many married friends. b. was in a hurry to get married. c. was too old to get married. d. wanted to do many other things. 8. Jane says she may get married when a. she is 25. b. she meets the right man. c. she finds an apartment. d. she has a child.

2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

awareness - they are unable to identify themselves in a mirror. In fact, we're not really sure exactly what intelligence is and how to measure it. In the competitive 2___market, IQ scores and formal qualifications are used in the selection of employees, although many successful people did not actually do very well at school. So how are education, intelligence and success 3___? It is generally agreed that intelligence is all about the ability to learn, solve problems and be successful in life. But is there more 4___it than that? What about the role of emotions? Successful people often show a high level of 'emotional intelligence'. This is described as self awareness - they can understand their feelings, organize and 5___them. And above 6___, this understanding means they can motivate themselves, which seems to be the key to success. So is there any 7__in teaching emotional intelligence in schools? remember B remind C memorize occupation B work C job connected B joined C united for B to C at manage B deal C administer all B each C every reason B worth C use 3. WRITING. Comment on the following issues. Exercise creates stronger, happier, and smarter people. Dwell upon: â&#x20AC;˘ whether you agree or disagree with that statement; â&#x20AC;˘ what you can do to make your lifestyle healthier. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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_____________________________ CARD 3 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

Tomiko is happy to be a student in New York. She is studying English at Columbia University. She plans to finish her English course in June. Then she will work on her master's degree at New York University. Tomiko likes many beautiful buildings in New York. In fact, she plans to become an architect. Then she can build great buildings, too. Tomiko also likes the people in New York City. There are many different kinds of people. They speak many languages. Tomiko has made new friends from other countries. Best of all Tomiko loves the theaters in New York. She goes to plays almost every week. Sometimes the plays are in theaters on Broadway. Sometimes the plays are in small theaters in other parts of the city. Tomiko is far from her home in Japan. But she is not sad. She goes to classes every day. She visits her friends. She goes to see new places. And she attends many plays. She is very busy and happy in New York.

1. This passage is about a. an American student in New York. b. a Japanese student in New York. c. a Japanese student in Japan. d. a Japanese man studying in New York.

3. She goes to plays in a. large theaters. b. small theaters. c. New York. d. all of the above.

2. Tomiko is a. unhappy. b. happy. c. lonely. d. not busy.

4. Tomiko has a. few interests. b. few friends. c. many interests. d. nothing to do.

2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

It was November 1971 in London on a day 1__ any other. On one of the city's underground stations, a train 2__ the platform. Suddenly, a young man 3__ himself 4__.into the path of the moving train. The horrified driver slammed on the brakes, certain that there was no way to stop the train 5__ the man was crushed 6__ the wheels. But miraculously the train did stop. The first carriage 7__ be jacked up to 8__ the badly injured man. But the wheels had not passed over him and he 9__. His amazing rescue from death was 10__ coincidence, for the 11__ of the accident revealed that the train had not stopped 12__ the driver's hasty breaking. 1 . a) as 2. a) has reached 3. a) leapt

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3. WRITING. Comment on the following issues.

Imagine that you are being given an opportunity to write a book and have it published, worldwide. â&#x20AC;˘ Think what it would be about and how you would call it. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what the cover of your book would look like.

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Робота з державної підсумкової атестації з англійської мови за курс основної школи учня (учениці) 9-___ класу _______________________________________

_______________________________ CARD 4 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

Most people in the United States speak only one language: English. They do not learn to speak a second language. High schools teach languages. But very few students learn to speak well. Why don't Americans speak other languages? First, most Americans never travel to other countries. The United States is a very large country. Americans can travel a long distance and not leave the United States. They do not need to learn a second language. Second, one of the countries next to the United States is Canada. Most people in Canada speak English. Some Americans never live Canada. They travel there often. But they do not have to learn a new language. Third, many people in other parts of the world speak English. If Americans travel to other countries, they can speak English there, too. Some Americans think that it is a mistake to speak only English. They believe it is very important to learn a second language. Maybe someday other Americans will agree. Then more people will speak a second language in the United States. 1. Most Americans never learn to speak 3. In other parts of the world. a. English. a. everyone speaks English. b. a second language. b. no one speaks English. c. to people in other countries. c. many people speak English. d. fluently. d. everyone speaks a second language. 2. Most Americans speak only English 4. Some Americans think it is a because mistake to a. they can't learn another language. a. learn other languages. b. they never travel to other countries. b. speak only English. c. other languages are not important. c. travel to other countries. d. they don't have language classes in school. d. go to school. 2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

A Famous Clock When you (1) __ London, one of the first (2) ... you will see is Big Ben, (3)__ famous clock which can (4) __ all over the world on the B.B.C. If the Houses of Parliament (5) __ in 1834, the great clock would never have been erected. Big Ben (6) __ its name from Sir Benjamin Hall who was responsible for the making of the clock when the new Houses of Parliament (7) __. Since that time officials from Greenwich Observatory have the clock (8) __ twice a day. On the B.B.C. you can hear the clock when it (9) __ because microphones (10) __ to the clock tower. Once, however, it (11) __ to give the correct time. The painter who (12) __ on the tower hung a pot of paint on one of the hands and slowed it down. 1 2

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CARD 5 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER Rosebud is a small town in New Jersey. It looks like many other towns in the United States. On Main Street there is a post office and a police station. The drugstore and the library are down the street. There is also a shopping center. It has a supermarket and a department store. Rosebud is a quiet place, not very rich or poor. But the town is growing. There are new houses every year. It is a popular place to live because it is near New York City. Many people live in Rosebud and work in New York. 1. This passage is about a. New York City. b. towns. c. Rosebud. N.J. d. a quiet place.

3. Every year Rosebud a. has fewer houses. b. is like other American towns. c. has noisy streets. d. has more houses.

2. Rosebud is a. like many other American towns. b. not like many other American towns. c. a noisy place. d. a large city.

4. Many people want to live In Rosebud because a. it is growing. b. it is a quiet place. c. it is near New York City. d. it is not rich or poor.

2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

All 1 __ the world people are trying to 2 __ English. In China 40 years 3 __ everybody used to carry a copy of "The Thoughts of Chairman Mao". Nowadays it's 4 __ English course. In 1993 more 5 __100 million people watched a course on Chinese TV 6__ by the BBC 7 __ the language at elementary level. People are 8 __ to learn because 9 __ has become the 10 __ language of communication in pharmacy, business and tourism. It's 11 __ the official language of air traffic control and airports. Two 12 __ of all scientists write in English.

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3.WRITING Comment on the following issues. Describe your favourite actor/actress. â&#x20AC;˘ Say what you like about him/her. â&#x20AC;˘ Compare this person with other actors/actresses and explain why your choice is best.

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CARD 6 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER BODIES ON ICE

In very cold parts of the world, scientists study the past. They find animals frozen in the ice. The animals look alive, but they are not. They were frozen many years ago. Russian scientists found a large animal called a mastodon in the ice. It looked like an elephant. But it was larger, and it had lots of hair. In fact, the elephant is the mastodon's younger cousin. In 1984, American scientists were working near the North Pole. They found the body of a man frozen in the ice. This man went to the North Pole in 1846. He died, and his friends buried him in the ice. Today, his body looks the same. It did not change at all in the ice. These facts interest doctors. They have some patients who are very sick. No one can help these patients. But some day there may be a new medicine for them. These doctors want to save people for the future. Maybe patients can be frozen until there is medicine to help them. 1. Scientists are studying the past a. in the ice. b. in the laboratory. c. in 1848. d. in Russia. 2. Russian scientists found a. a man in the ice. b. a large animal in the ice. c. It was too cold. d. nothing interesting.

3. American scientists worked a. in Russia. b. in the laboratory. c. near the North Pole. d. with a mastodon. 4. Doctors think frozen bodies a. are too cold. b. are near the North Pole. c. are interesting. d. are mastodons.

2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

An old scientist whom everybody in England knows very 1 __ is travelling 2__ train. The ticket-collector 3 __ his round. When he comes to the scientist and asks him for the ticket, 4 __ old man begins to look 5 __ it in his pockets, in his bag and suitcase, but 6 __ find it anywhere. '' 7 __ doesn't matter", says the ticket collector, who knows the scientist very 8__." There is no hurry. I 9 __ come again 10 __ the next station". "Oh! But I 11 __ find it", says the old man 12 __. "I want to know where I am going".

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3. WRITING

Think about the most memorable event in your life. Describe what happened. Consider how this event changed you as a person.

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CARD 7 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

Dear Ted, Maria and Jane, We made a great discovery yesterday. We went into our first English pub. What is a pub? First of all, it's a place to go for some great cider. Cider is made from apples, like our apple juice. But English cider has much more flavor than American apple juice! Many pubs also serve good cheap food. Some Americans think the meat pies and sausages are a bit heavy. But I think they are delicious. I guess Londoners think so, too. The pubs are often crowded at mealtimes. There is still another reason why the English go to pubs. It seems to be a meeting place too. People meet their friends and talk until late at night. They talk to foreigners too. Some of my friends at home said the English were not friendly. But it's not true at all, not in the pubs anyway. Last night we didn't get home until almost midnight! We were in a pub all evening talking to people. A young doctor from Manchester was nice and interesting. You'll have to come here sometime. I know you'd all like the pubs too. How about it, Jane? You might meet a nice young man too! Hope you're all well. 1. This passage is about a. the English countryside. b. how friendly the English are. c. why people like English pubs. d. how Sam likes English people. 2. Sam thinks American apple juice a. is better than English cider. b. has more flavor than English cider. c. is not as good as English cider. d. costs more than English cider. 3. Londoners think that pub food is a. very expensive. b. very heavy. c. too rich. d. very good. 4. Sam probably likes a. weak tea. b. political meetings. c. only light foods. d. most foods.

5. The pubs are popular places for a. business meetings. b. learning English. c. meeting friends. d. people from Manchester. 6. Everyone told Sam that the English a. liked to talk with foreigners. b. liked to talk about business. c. were not very interested In America. d. were not very friendly to foreigners. 7. In the pub, Susan and Sam a. didn't talk much. b. met some Americans. c. talked until late. d. didn't meet anyone. 8. Sam thinks Jane might meet a. a nice young man b. Ted and Maria. c. the young doctor from Manchester. d. foreigners.

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By the time Helen was six_1______old, her parents were very unhappy. 2_______knew that Helen was very smart. 3______ they could not teach her. They did_4______know what to do. But they knew they had to do_5______. When Helen was seven, they decided_6______find help for Helen. They wrote to Michael Anagnos, a_7______ in Boston. They asked him to 8_______a teacher for Helen. He 9_______to them and said: "I know_10______ good teacher for Helen. Her name _11______Annie Sullivan. I will send her to you."

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3. WRITING. Comment on the following issues. Imagine you have a chance to travel back in time. â&#x20AC;˘ Choose where and when you travel. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why you choose that time and place above all others.

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CARD 8 1.READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER: Dear Mom and Dad, A terrible thing happened yesterday. But let me tell you first that everything is all right. Jane was mugged. But don't worry. She's okay. This is what happened. Yesterday Jane had to stay late at work. When she finished everything at the office, it was dark. Jane knows New York City very well, so she was not afraid. She walked to the apartment of her friends Janet and Bill and rang their doorbell. They didn't hear the bell, so she rang it again. While she was standing there, a man and woman walked by. They saw her and stopped. Jane didn't see them. Suddenly they grabbed her from behind. She tried to scream and fight. But they covered up her mouth and hit her. Just then, Jane's friends came to the door. The robbers took Jane's handbag and ran away. Poor Jane! She was not badly hurt. She only has a black eye. But she is very upset. Today she stayed home from work. Maria is with her. She is trying to help her relax and forget what happened. I'm glad to hear you like London. It's one of my favorite cities — and it's very safe! Write again soon. 1. This passage is about a. how Jane walks alone in new York. b. how Jane was mugged. c. thieves in New York. d. night life in New York. 2. Jane was walking in the dark because a. she knows New York well. b. she wanted to visit her friends. c. she had to stay late at work. d. she was not afraid. 3. Jane probably a. is often afraid of things. b. isn't usually afraid of things. c. thinks a lot about crime. d. often has bad experiences. 4. Jane's friends a. didn't want to open the door. b. didn't know it was Jane. c. were afraid of crime. d. didn't hear the bell at first.

5. The robbers a. grabbed Jane from behind. b. pulled Jane inside. c. walked quietly away from her. d. screamed and fought. 6. The robbers hit Jane when she a. called the police. b. tried to scream and fight. c. opened the apartment door. d. grabbed them. 7. Now Jane is upset a. and also badly hurt. b. but not badly hurt. c. and very relaxed. d. and she doesn't remember what happened. 8. After this Jane will probably a. not go visit her friends again. b. relax and forget what happened. c. be more afraid in New York. d. never go to New York again.

2. READ AND FILL IN.

The Kellers were very pleased. They 1___ a good teacher for Helen. Then _2___could learn and they could all 3____happy. The teacher could show Helen 4___ to do. She could teach Helen_5______ read and to talk. The Keller 6____ lived in the South. They had a 7____ house in a small town in Alabama. 8______ were not rich, but they were 9____ poor. They could pay Annie Sullivan to 10__ Helen.

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3. WRITING. Comment on the following issues. Transportation is very important in the modern world, especially in big cities. Describe: â&#x20AC;˘ the advantages and disadvantages of modern means of transportation; â&#x20AC;˘ what new means of transportation you would suggest for a big city.

Робота з державної підсумкової атестації з англійської мови за курс основної школи учня (учениці) 9-___ класу _________________________________________

_________________________________ CARD 9 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER Dear Mom and Dad, So many things are happening here! But don't worry, they are all very good things. Here's the first big news: Maria and I found a nice little house in Hartwell. It's only six miles from Rosebud. We will move there next week. Then we will be all ready for the baby. Only one month before the baby arrives! We also both have good news about our jobs. Maria showed some of her paintings in a gallery here in New York. She was nervous about this because she is new to the city. No one knows her here, in Italy she was popular, but people here are much harder to please. The opening of the show went very well. Everyone liked the paintings. There were even some newspaper reporters. They said they were going to write a story about Maria's artwork. They talked with Maria and asked lots of questions. My good news is about my book. 1 had a meeting with an editor at a big publishing company. She said they were interested in my ideas about Italy. Now I have to write down those ideas. Then I'll show them to the editor. It's all very exciting for me. 1. This passage is about a. Ted's new book about Italy. b. Maria's paintings. c. Ted and Maria. d. the good things happening to Ted and Maria. 2. Ted and Maria's new home is a. in New York. b. near Susan and Sam's house. c. far from Susan and Sam's house d. in an apartment building. 3. Maria will have her baby a. in New York. b. in a week. c. in a month. d. next year. 4. Maria was nervous about her art show because a. she isn't very good. b. she doesn't like reporters. c. everyone knows her in New York. d. no one knows her.

5. Ted thinks people in Italy are a. easier to please than New Yorkers. b. harder to please than New Yorkers. c. going to write articles about her paintings. d. going to make her popular. 6. At the opening to Maria's show a. the reporters talked with everyone. b. the reporters talked with Maria. c. everyone talked with Maria. d. Ted talked with everyone. 7. Ted has good news about a. a new job as an editor. b. writing an article. c. the book he wants to write. d. living in Italy. 8. An editor at a big publishing company a. met with Maria and asked questions. b. is interested in Ted's book. c. wants to live in Italy. d. wants Ted to live in Italy.

2. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER An American lady 1__ was travelling in England got onto a compartment in a smoking carriage where 2 __ Englishman was smoking a pipe. For a 3 __ time she was sitting 4__ expecting 5 __ the Englishman would stop smoking. Then she began to cough trying in this 6 __ to show him that she objected to the smoke. At last she addressed him 7__: "If you were a gentleman you would have stopped smoking when a lady got into the carriage." "If you were a lady", 8 __ the Englishman, "you wouldn't have got into a smoking carriage". 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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3. WRITING. In your English class you have been discussing different ways of studying English. Name the advantages and disadvantages of learning English abroad compared to learning in your own country. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe some good and bad points of learning English in Ukraine. â&#x20AC;˘ Characterize some good and bad points of learning English abroad. ________________________________________________________________________________________

Робота з державної підсумкової атестації з англійської мови за курс основної школи учня (учениці) 9-___ класу ______________________________________

______________________________ CARD 10 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

All around the world, people drink tea. But tea does not mean the same thing to everyone. In different countries people have very different ideas about drinking tea. In China, for example, tea is always served when people get together. The Chinese drink it at any time of day, at home or in teahouses. They prefer their tea plain, with nothing else in it. Tea is also important in Japan. The Japanese have a special way of serving tea called a tea ceremony. It is very old and full of meaning. Everything must be done a special way in the ceremony. There is even a special room for it in Japanese homes. Another tea-drinking country is England. In England the late afternoon is "teatime." Almost everyone has a cup of tea then. The English usually make tea in a teapot and drink it with cream and sugar. They also eat cakes, cookies and little sandwiches at teatime. In the United States people drink tea mostly for breakfast or after meals. Americans usually use tea bags to make their tea. Tea bags are faster and easier than making tea in teapots. In the summer, many Americans drink cold tea — "iced tea." They sometimes drink iced tea from cans, like soda. 1. This passage is about a. Chinese tea. b. how tea is important. c. English teatime. d. different ways of drinking tea in differ countries. 2. Tea is popular a. all around the world. b. only in the United States. c. only in English-speaking countries. d. in Asian countries. 3. The Chinese drink tea a. for breakfast. b. in a special ceremony. c. when they get together. d. only in teahouses. 4. The tea ceremony is a a. kind of Japanese tea. b. special way of serving tea in Japan. c. kind of restaurant. d. special time of the afternoon. 2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

5. Teatime in England is a. in the evening. b. in the morning. c. after dinner. d. in the afternoon 6. The English like to a. eat cakes and cookies with their tea. b. drink their tea plain. c. have tea with dinner. d. drink their tea in a special room. 7. Americans usually a. make tea in teapots. b. drink tea in restaurants. c. make tea from tea bags. d. do not drink tea. 8. Iced tea is popular a. in the winter. b. in England. c. for breakfast. d. in the United States.

Why do they drive on the left in Britain and on the right in other countries? The 1__ for this goes back to the days when people travelled by horse. Most people are right-handed, and thus the left is the 2 __side to ride on if you are on horseback and need your right hand to hold a sword 3 __ of trouble. So why didn't the rest of the world do the same? Because of Napoleon Bonaparte. He 4 __ that his armies should march on the right side. He 5 __ this rule wherever his armies marched in Europe. The questions suggest that only the British drive on the left, but in fact, out of 178 countries in the world, there are about 50 that drive on the left, including Japan. 6 __ , most of them are former British colonies. 1. a) reason reason a) prior 2. 3. a) in case 4. a) persisted case 5. a) imposed persisted 6. a) yet imposed

b) cause b) principal b) in view b) insisted b) supposed b) since

c) occasion c) natural c) on account of c) convinced c) included c) thus

d) case d) main d) on purpose d) claimed d) succeeded d) however

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CARD 11 1.READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

"We like New York City," said Sam Diamond to Jane. "But we don't go there very often together. "Let's all go!" said Jane. "I'll show you some nice places." A week later, they all took the train to New York City. First they went to some stores. Susan Diamond needed a new raincoat for their trip. She tried on many coats. Sam liked all of them. But Susan thought they were too fancy, and too expensive. So she did not buy anything. Then they visited the Museum of Modern Art. They looked at pictures made with newspapers, wood and metal. "Is this art?" asked Sam. "I don't think I understand it." "This is Picasso!" said Jane. "He's the most famous modern artist in the world!" "Then I guess I don't like modern art," said Sam. Next they walked around Greenwich Village. Susan liked the old style of the houses and the funny old kind of street lights. Sam did too. But he was more interested in all the restaurants. On every street there were wonderful smells. Finally, he said, "How about dinner? I'm hungry!" Jane and Susan were hungry, too. They stopped at a Japanese restaurant and had a delicious meal.

1. This passage is about a. modern art. b. Greenwich Village. c. Jane's trip to New York. d. the Diamonds in New York. 2. Susan and Sam a. never go to New York. b. don't go to New York together very often c. don't ever go to New York. d. often go to New York. 3. Susan didn't buy a raincoat because a. they were too expensive and fancy. b. there were too many. c. Sam didn't like them. d. they weren't nice. 4. Picasso sometimes made pictures a. with nothing in them. b. in an old style. c. with newspapers, wood and metal. d. of museums

5. Sam didn't like a. raincoats b. old-style houses. c. modern art. d. old-style art. 6. Greenwich Village is probably a. modern. b. fancy. c. dark. d. old. 7. Sam often thinks about a. art. b. history. c. food. d. clothes. 8. In Greenwich Village Susan liked a. only the modern things. b. the art. c. the old style things. d. the new houses.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

It was November 1971 in London on a day 1) ... any other. On one of the city's underground stations, a train 2) ... the platform. Suddenly, a young man 3) ... himself 4)...into the path of the moving train. The horrified driver slammed on the brakes, certain that there was no way to stop the train 5) ... the man was crushed 6) ... the wheels. But miraculously the train did stop. The first carriage 7) ... be jacked up to 8) ... the badly injured man. but the wheels had not passed over him and he 9) .... His amazing rescue from death was 10) ... coincidence, for the 11) ... of the accident revealed that the train had not stopped 12) ... the driver's hasty breaking. 1. a) as 2. a) has reached 3. a) leapt 4. a) directly 5. a) while 6. a) through 7. a) must 8. a) repair 9. a) survived 10. a) because 11. a) investigation 12. a) despite

b) like b) entered b) plunged b) fully b) until b) under b) had to b)take back b) perished b) depending on b) inquiry b) until

c)by c) was approaching c) pushed c) sudden c) before c) with c) would have to c) remove c)succeed c) with a view to c) conclusion c) during

d) similar d) had got to d) hurled d) at once d)as d) behind d) should d) liberate d) relived d) based on d) examination d) because of

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Present a review about a gym, a sport club or a sport centre: â&#x20AC;˘ include information on the equipment, facilities and customer service; â&#x20AC;˘ mention how often you go there and what sports you do. ________________________________________________________________________________________

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Soon Jane was very busy. She went in to the city early every morning and came home very late. She was working hard, but she was also enjoying herself very much. "So, how do you like New York?" asked Sam one day. It was the end of Jane's first week. "Well, in some ways San Francisco is a nicer city." said Jane "It's cleaner, first of all. The air is cleaner and so are the streets. People in California don't leave their garbage on the sidewalks. But they do in New York." "Also, San Francisco has less crime. 1 was never afraid there. But here people are always afraid. My friends in New York have strong locks on their doors. They worry at night. They're always telling me to be careful on the streets." "And there's another nice thing about San Francisco. The people there are much friendlier. If you are lost you can ask anyone for information. They're always glad to help you. Not here in New York. Everyone here is always in a hurry. They don't have time to be friendly. They walk faster and they drive faster. I think they even talk faster!" 1. This passage is about a. Jane's first week at work. b. why Jane thinks San Francisco is nicer than New York. c. why Jane thinks New York is nicer than San Francisco. d. how people in New York are always in a hurry. 2. Every day Jane comes home a. often. b. early. c. late. d. at 5:00. 3. In New York the streets are a. long. b. clean. c. nice. d. dirty. 4. People in California don't a. put their garbage away. b. put their garbage on the sidewalks. c. clean their sidewalks. d. have garbage. 2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER.

b) cause b) principal b) in view b) insisted b) supposed b) since

c) occasion c) natural c) on account of c) convinced c) included c) thus

d) case d) main d) on purpose d) claimed d) succeeded d) however

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CARD 13 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

The next week Jane arrived in New York. Susan and Sam wen to the airport to meet her. They were very surprised when they saw her. She looked very different. Jane used to be a student. Before she went to California she always dressed like a student. She had long hair and she wore blue jeans. Now she was wearing a fancy suit and she had a new haircut. She didn't look like their daughter at all. She looked like a New York business woman. Jane was full of ideas for her new life in New York. She wanted to find an apartment in the city. She wanted to do well at her job. She wanted to visit all her friends in New York. "But don't you want to get married some day?" asked Susan when she heard all these plans. "I'm in no hurry!" said Jane. "Right now there are so many other things I want to do." "I was married when I was 25." said Susan. "When I was your age, I already had a child." "Things are different now," said Jane. "Maybe I'll get married someday. Maybe not. I have to meet the right man, you know!" 1. This passage is about a. Jane's clothes. b. Jane's new job. c. Jane's ideas about her life. d. Jane's plans to get married. 2. Susan and Sam were surprised because a. Jane was moving to New York. b. Jane looked very different. c. Jane looked like their daughter. d. Jane looked younger. 3. Before she went to California, Jane dressed like a. a business woman. b. her mother. c. a student. d. someone else. 4. Jane wanted to live a. in New York City. b. with her parents. c. in California. d. with her friends.

2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

It was November 1971 in London on a day 1__ any other. On one of the city's underground stations, a train 2__ the platform. Suddenly, a young man 3__ himself 4__.into the path of the

moving train. The horrified driver slammed on the brakes, certain that there was no way to stop the train 5__ the man was crushed 6__ the wheels. But miraculously the train did stop. The first carriage 7__ be jacked up to 8__ the badly injured man. But the wheels had not passed over him and he 9__. His amazing rescue from death was 10__ coincidence, for the 11__ of the accident revealed that the train had not stopped 12__ the driver's hasty breaking. 1 . a) as b) like c)by 2. a) has reached b) entered c) was approaching 3. a) leapt b) plunged c) pushed 4. a) directly b) fully c) sudden 5. a) while b) until c) before 6. a) through b) under c) with 7 a) must b) had to c) would have to 8 a) repair b)take back c) remove 9 a) survived b) perished c)succeed 10 a) because b) depending on c) with a view to 11 a) investigation b) inquiry c) conclusion 12 a) despite b) until c) during 3. WRITING. Comment on the following issues. Exercise creates stronger, happier, and smarter people. Dwell upon: â&#x20AC;˘ whether you agree or disagree with that statement; â&#x20AC;˘ what you can do to make your lifestyle healthier.

d) similar d) had got to d) hurled d) at once d)as d) behind d) should d) liberate d) relived d) based on d) examination d) because of

_____________________________ CARD 14 1.READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER Tomiko is happy to be a student in New York. She is studying English at Columbia University. She plans to finish her English course in June. Then she will work on her master's degree at New York University. Tomiko likes many beautiful buildings in New York. In fact, she plans to become an architect. Then she can build great buildings, too. Tomiko also likes the people in New York City. There are many different kinds of people. They speak many languages. Tomiko has made new friends from other countries. Best of all Tomiko loves the theaters in New York. She goes to plays almost every week. Sometimes the plays are in theaters on Broadway. Sometimes the plays are in small theaters in other parts of the city. Tomiko is far from her home in Japan. But she is not sad. She goes to classes every day. She visits her friends. She goes to see new places. And she attends many plays. She is very busy and happy in New York.

1. This passage is about a. an American student in New York. b. a Japanese student in New York. c. a Japanese student in Japan. d. a Japanese man studying in New York.

3. She goes to plays in a. large theaters. b. small theaters. c. New York. d. all of the above.

2. Tomiko is a. unhappy. b. happy. c. lonely. d. not busy.

4. Tomiko has a. few interests. b. few friends. c. many interests. d. nothing to do.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

Some people claim that only humans are truly intelligent. But what about animals - are they intelligent too? They can certainly learn and 1___. However, many of their actions are instinctive, even though they may look intentional. Generally, animals cannot pass one crucial test of self awareness - they are unable to identify themselves in a mirror. In fact, we're not really sure exactly what intelligence is and how to measure it. In the competitive 2___market, IQ scores and formal qualifications are used in the selection of employees, although many successful people did not actually do very well at school. So how are education, intelligence and success 3___? It is generally agreed that intelligence is all about the ability to learn, solve problems and be successful in life. But is there more 4___it than that? What about the role of emotions? Successful people often show a high level of 'emotional intelligence'. This is described as self awareness - they can understand their feelings, organize and 5___them. And above 6___, this

understanding means they can motivate themselves, which seems to be the key to success. So is there any 7__in teaching emotional intelligence in schools? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

A A A A A A A

remember occupation connected for manage all reason

B B B B B B B

remind work joined to deal each worth

C C C C C C C

memorize job united at administer every use

D D D D D D D

recognize business tied with command whole point

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CARD 15 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER.

b) cause b) principal b) in view

c) occasion c) natural c) on account of

4. a) persisted b) insisted c) convinced case 5. a) imposed b) supposed c) included persisted 6. a) yet b) since c) thus imposed 3.WRITING. Comment on the following issues. Imagine you have a chance to travel back in time. â&#x20AC;˘ Choose where and when you travel. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why you choose that time and place above all others.

d) case d) main d) on purpose d) claimed d) succeeded d) however

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Dear Mom and Dad, So many things are happening here! But don't worry, they are all very good things. Here's the first big news: Maria and I found a nice little house in Hartwell. It's only six miles from Rosebud. We will move there next week. Then we will be all ready for the baby. Only one month before the baby arrives! We also both have good news about our jobs. Maria showed some of her paintings in a gallery here in New York. She was nervous about this because she is new to the city. No one knows her here, in Italy she was popular, but people here are much harder to please. The opening of the show went very well. Everyone liked the paintings. There were even some newspaper reporters. They said they were going to write a story about Maria's artwork. They talked with Maria and asked lots of questions. My good news is about my book. 1 had a meeting with an editor at a big publishing company. She said they were interested in my ideas about Italy. Now I have to write down those ideas. Then I'll show them to the editor. It's all very exciting for me. 1. This passage is about a. Ted's new book about Italy. b. Maria's paintings. c. Ted and Maria. d. the good things happening to Ted and Maria. 2. Ted and Maria's new home is a. in New York. b. near Susan and Sam's house. c. far from Susan and Sam's house d. in an apartment building. 3. Maria will have her baby a. in New York. b. in a week. c. in a month. d. next year. 4. Maria was nervous about her art show because a. she isn't very good. b. she doesn't like reporters. c. everyone knows her in New York. d. no one knows her.

2. CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER All 1 __ the world people are trying to 2 __ English. In China 40 years 3 __ everybody used to carry a copy of "The Thoughts of Chairman Mao". Nowadays it's 4 __ English course. In 1993 more 5 __100 million people watched a course on Chinese TV 6__ by the BBC 7 __ the language at elementary level. People are 8 __ to learn because 9 __ has become the 10 __ language of communication in pharmacy, business and tourism. It's 11 __ the official language of air traffic control and airports. Two 12 __ of all scientists write in English. under A over B C in learn A retell B C teach later A ago B C an A a B C the there A than B C then made A said B C done to study A to teach B C to speak motivate A motivated B C motivating the English A English B C England main A only B C better also A too B C else third three A B C thirds 3.WRITING. In your English class you have been discussing different ways of studying English. Name the advantages and disadvantages of learning English abroad compared to learning in your own country. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe some good and bad points of learning English in Ukraine. â&#x20AC;˘ Characterize some good and bad points of learning English abroad. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

An American lady 1__ was travelling in England got onto a compartment in a smoking carriage where 2 __ Englishman was smoking a pipe. For a 3 __ time she was sitting 4__ expecting 5 __ the Englishman would stop smoking. Then she began to cough trying in this 6 __ to show him that she objected to the smoke. At last she addressed him 7__: "If you were a gentleman you would have stopped smoking when a lady got into the carriage." "If you were a lady", 8 __ the Englishman, "you wouldn't have got into a smoking carriage". 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A A A A A A A A

who a short quieter who way patience answering

B B B B B B B B

whom shortly quietly that trip patiently tell

C C C C C C C C

how an shorter quiet what road impatient told

D D D D D D D D

which the shoot quite why traffic impatiently replied

3. WRITE Imagine you're doing a project on eating habits and customs in Ukraine. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what the traditional meals in Ukraine are. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why you like Ukrainian cuisine. ________________________________________________________________________________________

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CARD 18 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER Dear Mom and Dad, So many things are happening here! But don't worry they are all very good things. Here's the first big news: Maria and I found a nice little house in Hartwell. It's only six miles from Rosebud. We will move there next week. Then we will be all ready for the baby. Only one month before the baby arrives! We also both have good news about our jobs. Maria showed some of her paintings in a gallery here in New York. She was nervous about this because she is new to the city. No one knows her here, in Italy she was popular, but people here are much harder to please. The opening of the show went very well. Everyone liked the paintings. There were even some newspaper reporters. They said they were going to write a story about Maria's artwork. They talked with Maria and asked lots of questions. My good news is about my book. 1 had a meeting with an editor at a big publishing company. She said they were interested in my ideas about Italy. Now I have to write down those ideas. Then I'll show them to the editor. It's all very exciting for me. 1. This passage is about a. Ted's new book about Italy. b. Maria's paintings. c. Ted and Maria. d. the good things happening to Ted and Maria. 2. Ted and Maria's new home is a. in New York. b. near Susan and Sam's house. c. far from Susan and Sam's house d. in an apartment building. 3. Maria will have her baby a. in New York. b. in a week. c. in a month. d. next year. 4. Maria was nervous about her art show because a. she isn't very good. b. she doesn't like reporters. c. everyone knows her in New York. d. no one knows her.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

b) like b) entered b) plunged b) fully b) until b) under b) had to b)take back b) perished b) depending on b) inquiry b) until

c)by c) was approaching c) pushed c) sudden c) before c) with c) would have to c) remove c)succeed c) with a view to c) conclusion c) during

d) similar d) had got to d) hurled d) at once d)as d) behind d) should d) liberate d) relived d) based on d) examination d) because of

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Families are an important part of all cultures. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe your family members and mention some main traits of their characters. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe their appearance, activities and achievements. ________________________________________________________________________________________

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Dear Mom and Dad, A terrible thing happened yesterday. But let me tell you first that everything is all right. Jane was mugged. But don't worry. She's okay. This is what happened. Yesterday Jane had to stay late at work. When she finished everything at the office, it was dark. Jane knows New York City very well, so she was not afraid. She walked to the apartment of her friends Janet and Bill and rang their doorbell. They didn't hear the bell, so she rang it again. While she was standing there, a man and woman walked by. They saw her and stopped. Jane didn't see them. Suddenly they grabbed her from behind. She tried to scream and fight. But they covered up her mouth and hit her. Just then, Jane's friends came to the door. The robbers took Jane's handbag and ran away. Poor Jane! She was not badly hurt. She only has a black eye. But she is very upset. Today she stayed home from work. Maria is with her. She is trying to help her relax and forget what happened. I'm glad to hear you like London. It's one of my favorite cities — and it's very safe! Write again soon. 1. This passage is about a. how Jane walks alone in new York. b. how Jane was mugged. c. thieves in New York. d. night life in New York. 2. Jane was walking in the dark because a. she knows New York well. b. she wanted to visit her friends. c. she had to stay late at work. d. she was not afraid. 3. Jane probably a. is often afraid of things. b. isn't usually afraid of things. c. thinks a lot about crime. d. often has bad experiences. 4. Jane's friends a. didn't want to open the door. b. didn't know it was Jane. c. were afraid of crime. d. didn't hear the bell at first.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER. Why do they drive on the left in Britain and on the right in other countries? The 1__ for this goes back to the days when people travelled by horse. Most people are right-handed, and thus the left is

the 2 __side to ride on if you are on horseback and need your right hand to hold a sword 3 __ of trouble. So why didn't the rest of the world do the same? Because of Napoleon Bonaparte. He 4 __ that his armies should march on the right side. He 5 __ this rule wherever his armies marched in Europe. The questions suggest that only the British drive on the left, but in fact, out of 178 countries in the world, there are about 50 that drive on the left, including Japan. 6 __ , most of them are former British colonies. 1. a) reason reason 2. a) prior 3. a) in case 4. a) persisted case 5. a) imposed persisted 6. a) yet imposed

b) cause b) principal b) in view b) insisted b) supposed b) since

c) occasion c) natural c) on account of c) convinced c) included c) thus

d) case d) main d) on purpose d) claimed d) succeeded d) however

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CARD 20 1.READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER The next week Jane arrived in New York. Susan and Sam wen to the airport to meet her. They were very surprised when they saw her. She looked very different. Jane used to be a student. Before she went to California she always dressed like a student. She had long hair and she wore blue jeans. Now she was wearing a fancy suit and she had a new haircut. She didn't look like their daughter at all. She looked like a New York business woman. Jane was full of ideas for her new life in New York. She wanted to find an apartment in the city. She wanted to do well at her job. She wanted to visit all her friends in New York. "But don't you want to get married some day?" asked Susan when she heard all these plans. "I'm in no hurry!" said Jane. "Right now there are so many other things I want to do." "I was married when I was 25." said Susan. "When I was your age, I already had a child." "Things are different now," said Jane. "Maybe I'll get married someday. Maybe not. I have to meet the right man, you know!" 1. This passage is about a. Jane's clothes. b. Jane's new job. c. Jane's ideas about her life. d. Jane's plans to get married. 2. Susan and Sam were surprised because a. Jane was moving to New York. b. Jane looked very different. c. Jane looked like their daughter. d. Jane looked younger. 3. Before she went to California, Jane dressed like a. a business woman. b. her mother. c. a student. d. someone else. 4. Jane wanted to live a. in New York City. b. with her parents. c. in California. d. with her friends.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER It's Lenny's birthday. (I) _____ are his presents. He can open them (2)_____three o'clock. What are they? Lenny thinks and thinks. He looks at (3)______ blue present. "This is big," he thinks, "Is it a bike? I don't have a bike." "What's this red present?" Lenny's cat, Bobbin, comes into the room. She looks at the red present. She sniffs. "Maybe it's sweets," Lenny thinks. "Chocolates!" Bobbin jumps on the green present. It (4)_______on the floor. "Oops," says Lenny. "Brrmrrrrring," goes the present. It (5)_________stop. "Is it a clock?" thinks Lenny. "1 don't like clocks!" Lenny picks up the yellow present. "What's this yellow one? Is

it a T-shirt? A football shirt?" He hears the grandfather clock, "Bong! Bong! Bong!" Three o'clock! The door opens. Here are (6)______friends! It's a party! "Happy Birthday, Lenny," his friends say. Now Lenny can (7)_______his presents. He was not right about three presents. There is a football game in (8)____ blue present. In the red present there are paints and pencils. There is a fire engine in the green present. (9)_______Lenny was right about the yellow present — there is a football (10)_______in it. 1. A That B This C These D It 2. A in B at C on D with 3. A some B an C these D the 4. A falls B fell C falling D fall 5. A don't B doesn't C isn't D hasn't 6. A my B our C their D his 7. A to open B opened C opening D open 8. A the Ba C that D those 9. A So B But C And D Though 10. A trainers B trousers C shirt D shorts 3.WRITING. Comment on the following issues. Imagine that you are being given an opportunity to write a book and have it published, worldwide. • Think what it would be about and how you would call it. • Describe what the cover of your book would look like.

_____________________________ CARD 21 1. READ AND CHOOSE THE RIGHT ANSWER Harold Scott sold cheap shoes. He had a small lorry, and he bought the shoes from the factory and took them from one house to another and tried to sell them to people. He sold a lot of his shoes in small villages, because there were not many shops there, and people did not want to go to the town and buy their shoes there. One day Harold drove along the street of a village and stopped in front of one of the houses. There was a small boy beside the door. Harold opened the window of his lorry and called to the boy, "Hello. Is your mother at home?" The boy looked at him. Then he answered, "Yes, she is." "That's good," Harold said, and he smiled- He got out of his lorry, took some shoes from the back and went to the door of the house. He knocked at the door and then he waited, but the door did not open. After a minute, Harold knocked at the door again and waited for two minutes, but again the door did not open. Then Harold looked at the small boy and said in an angry voice, “Your mother is not at home.” "She is," the small boy answered. "Then why hasn't she opened the door?" Harold asked. "Because this isn't my house," the small boy answered. 1. What did Harold do? 5. What did Harold do to the boy? A. A shoemaker. A. He took him in his lony. B. A taxi driver. B. He sold shoes to him. C. A salesman. C. He asked him a question. 2. What did Harold do with his lorry? 6. Why did Harold take some shoes out of his lorry A. He carried his shoes in it. then? B. He took things from one house to another. A. He wanted to sell them to the boy. C. He tried to sell it to people. B. He wanted to show them to the boy's mother. C- He wanted to sell them to the boy's mother. 3. Who bought a lot of his shoes? A. People in shops. 7. What did Harold do when the door did not open? B. People in small villages. A. He waited for ten minutes. C. People in the town. B. He knocked again. C. He drove away. 4. Where did Harold see the boy? A. In front of the lorry. 8. How did he feel? B. Next to the door. A. He was angry. C. Behind the door. B. He was sad. C. He was happy. 2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER Some people claim that only humans are truly intelligent. But what about animals - are they intelligent too? They can certainly learn and 1___. However, many of their actions are instinctive, even though they may look intentional. Generally, animals cannot pass one crucial test of self awareness - they are unable to identify themselves in a mirror. In fact, we're not really sure exactly what intelligence is and how to measure it. In the competitive 2___market, IQ scores and formal qualifications are used in the selection of employees, although many successful people did not actually do very well at school. So how are education, intelligence and success 3___? It is generally agreed that intelligence is all about the ability to learn, solve problems and be successful in life. But is there more 4___it than that? What about the role of emotions?

Successful people often show a high level of 'emotional intelligence'. This is described as self awareness they can understand their feelings, organize and 5___them. And above 6___, this understanding means they can motivate themselves, which seems to be the key to success. So is there any 7__in teaching emotional intelligence in schools? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

A remember B remind A occupation B work A connected B joined A for B to A manage B deal A all B each A reason B worth 3.WRITING. Comment on the following issues.

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memorize job united at administer every use

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Harold Scott sold cheap shoes. He had a small lorry, and he bought the shoes from the factory and took them from one house to another and tried to sell them to people. He sold a lot of his shoes in small villages, because there were not many shops there, and people did not want to go to the town and buy their shoes there. One day Harold drove along the street of a village and stopped in front of one of the houses. There was a small boy beside the door. Harold opened the window of his lorry and called to the boy, "Hello. Is your mother at home?" The boy looked at him. Then he answered, "Yes, she is." "That's good," Harold said, and he smiled- He got out of his lorry, took some shoes from the back and went to the door of the house. He knocked at the door and then he waited, but the door did not open. After a minute, Harold knocked at the door again and waited for two minutes, but again the door did not open. Then Harold looked at the small boy and said in an angry voice, “Your mother is not at home.” "She is," the small boy answered. "Then why hasn't she opened the door?" Harold asked. "Because this isn't my house," the small boy answered. 1. What did Harold do? A. A shoemaker. B. A taxi driver. C. A salesman. 2. What did Harold do with his lorry? A. He carried his shoes in it. B. He took things from one house to another. C. He tried to sell it to people. 3. Who bought a lot of his shoes? A. People in shops. B. People in small villages. C. People in the town. 4. Where did Harold see the boy? A. In front of the lorry. B. Next to the door. C. Behind the door.

5. What did Harold do to the boy? A. He took him in his lony. B. He sold shoes to him. C. He asked him a question. 6. Why did Harold take some shoes out of his lorry then? A. He wanted to sell them to the boy. B. He wanted to show them to the boy's mother. C- He wanted to sell them to the boy's mother. 7. What did Harold do when the door did not open? A. He waited for ten minutes. B. He knocked again. C. He drove away. 8. How did he feel? A. He was angry. B. He was sad. C. He was happy.

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My dad is amazing. He's as strong as a (1)_________and he can (2) ___ like a cheetah. He can play any (3) ___________ and he's a great (4) ________. He's fantastic on roller (5)________and he's (6)_________at making things. He can sing like a rock (7) __________and he can juggle with (8) ______. He's not at all scared of the (9)________. He tells the funniest (10) _________ in the world. It's great to (11) _________ a dad like mine. He's truly amazing! 3.WRITING. Comment on the following issues.

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5. What did Harold do to the boy? A. He took him in his lony. B. He sold shoes to him. C. He asked him a question. 6. Why did Harold take some shoes out of his lorry then? A. He wanted to sell them to the boy. B. He wanted to show them to the boy's mother. CHe wanted to sell them to the boy's mother. 7. What did Harold do when the door did not open? A. He waited for ten minutes. B. He knocked again. C. He drove away. 8. How did he feel? A. He was angry. B. He was sad. C. He was happy.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

My little brother loves helping. He always goes to the supermarket 1)___Mum. He helps her with the shopping. He usually sits in the trolley but if there 2)___not many people in the shop, he runs around. He enjoys helping in 3) ___ kitchen, too. He loves cooking. Eggs are 4)__ favourite food. He often breaks them. He loves helping Dad in the garden. He wants 5)____be a gardener when he grows up. He is very good 6)____picking flowers. He loves our Grandma. He sits with 7) ___ in the afternoon. When she is knitting, he always tries to help her. He loves me, 8)___. When I'm doing 9) __ homework, he always wants to help. He is very good at colouring. He 10)____a real artist. At eight o'clock it's time 11)____him to go to bed. Mum baths him and puts him in his pajamas. She always asks us the same question, "Harry is going to bed. Who wants to help?" And we always give the 12)____answer, "We do!" 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

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2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

A remember B remind A occupation B work A connected B joined A for B to A manage B deal A all B each A reason B worth 3.WRITING. Comment on the following issues.

C C C C C C C

memorize job united at administer every use

D D D D D D D

recognize business tied with command whole point

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Today there are policemen everywhere, but in 1700 London had no policemen at all. A few old men used to protect the city streets at night and they were not paid very much. About 300 years ago, London was starting to get bigger. The city was very dirty and many people were poor. There were so many thieves who stole money in the streets that people stayed in their homes as much as possible. In 1750, Henry Fielding started to pay a group of people to stop thieves. They were like policemen and were called 'Bow Street Runners' because they worked near Bow Street. Fifty years later, there were 120 Bow Street Runners, but London had become very big and needed more policemen. So, in 1829, the first Metropolitan (or London) Police Force was started with 3000 officers. Most of the men worked on foot, but a few rode horses. Until 1920 all the police in London were men. Today, London police are quite well paid and for the few police officers who still ride horses, the pay is even better than for the others. 1. In 1700, there were 5. The Bow Street Runners A - policemen everywhere. A - stole money. B - policemen only in London. B - stopped people stealing. C - no policemen in London. C - paid people to steal. 2. In 1700, the men who protected the streets were 6. In 1800, there were paid A - enough policemen. A - a lot. B - not enough policemen. B - a little. C - too many policemen. C - nothing. 7. Of the first 3000 Metropolitan policemen 3. 300 years ago, many people A - all of them rode horses. A - came to live in London. B - some of them rode horses. B - wanted to leave London. C - most of them rode horses. C - had big houses in London 8. Today, police officers who work with 4. People did not leave their houses because horses are paid A - the city was not clean. A - more than their colleagues. B - they had no money. B - the same as their colleagues. C - they were afraid. C - half as much as their colleagues. 2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

There are three sizes 1 __ Schnauzer dog. The two smaller sizes first 2 __ to England over 50 years ago, but the Giant Schnauzer has not 3 __ here very long. The name Giant is a good one because the dogs are 65 to 67.5 cm high. All the dogs 4 __ long hair, which should be cut quite often. The smallest Schnauzers 5 __ grey in colour, 6 __ the Giant Schnauzer is usually black. Schnauzers come from Germany, where farmers use the dogs to help 7 __ with their sheep, and they are also used 8 __ the police, because Schnauzer dogs are very intelligent. A Schnauzer makes 9 __ nice family dog. It is friendly and very good with young children.

with of in 1 A B C came come comes 2 A B C being be been 3 A B C has have had 4 A B C were is are 5 A B C or if but 6 A B C them him us 7 A B C from by to 8 A B C the a any 9 A B C 3.WRITING. The number of mobile phones in Ukraine is twice as many as the number of people. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why people prefer to have mobile phones and prove that mobile phones have changed the life of teenagers. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what you personally use your mobile phone for.

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Every year, thousands of people come to Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, to be part of the Edinburgh Festival. For three weeks every August and September the city is filled with actors and artists from all over the world. They come to Edinburgh for the biggest arts festival in Britain. During this time the streets of the city are alive with music and dance from early morning until late at night. You can even see artists painting pictures on the streets. One of the best parts of the Festival is the 'Fringe', where students do comedy shows in small halls and cafes. Tens of thousands of tourists come to the Festival to see new films and plays and hear music played by famous musicians. This year you can see over five hundred performances with actors from more than forty countries. The tickets for these performances are quite cheap and it is usually easier to see your favourite star in Edinburgh than it is in London. So come to Edinburgh next summer, but remember it can be difficult to find a room, so why not book your hotel now! 1. Edinburgh Is the capital of Scotland. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 2. The Edinburgh Festival is a month long. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 3. The Edinburgh Festival is in October. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 4. Actors come to the Edinburgh Festival from lots of different countries. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 5. You can hear music all day. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 6. More than ten thousand students come to the Edinburgh Festival every year. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 7. It is expensive to go to the theatre in Edinburgh. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 8. It is usually more difficult to see famous actors in London than in Edinburgh A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

No one has 1 __ seen a dinosaur. The last dinosaur died about 60 million years ago, a long time 2__ there were any people on the earth. 3 __ knows for sure why they all died. The nearest living relatives of dinosaurs are birds. Dinosaurs didn't all look the same. There were more 4 __ 5000 kinds. Some were very small, 5 __ others were giants. The largest were bigger than any other animals that ever lived 6 __ land. The Brontosaurus, for example, was twenty metres long, and it 7 __ plants. The Tyrannosaurus Rex was not as 8 __, but it was stronger. It

had sharp teeth for eating meat. Also it could run fast 9 ___ it had long back legs. 1 A ever B never C yet 2 A that B when C before 3 A Everybody B People C Nobody 4 A than B that C as 5 A as B but C or 6 A in B on C at 7 A ate B eat C eats 8 A bigger B biggest C big 9 A that B because C where 3.WRITING. Many spare-time activities are a valuable use of time outside of school. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what your favourite spare-time activity is and how long you have done it. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why you enjoy doing it.

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_____________________________ CARD 27 1.READ AND CHOOSE THE RIGHT ANSWER

Most house burglaries happen between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., say the police. Inspector Ian Saunders told our newspaper that the number of house burglaries has gone up by more than 30% compared with last year. He also said that 67% of burglaries happen when people have gone out and forgotten to close a door or a window. He went on to report that night-time burglaries are unusual because families are usually at home at that time. But he said that winter afternoons are the best time for burglars because it is dark and they can't be seen easily. Also many houses are empty at that time, because people are often still at work. Inspector Saunders said that it is a good idea to leave lights on in living rooms and bedrooms when you go on holiday. This will help to keep burglars away. He also asked neighbours to watch the other houses in the street when people are not at home. They should call the police if they see anything strange. 'We will also tell you how to make your house safe,' Inspector Saunders said. This kind of help costs nothing.' 1 Most burglaries happen in the morning. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 2 The number of house burglaries is the same as last year. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 3 Most burglars are men. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 4 People sometimes make things easy for burglars. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 5 The summer is more difficult for burglars. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 6 Burglars don't usually go to houses with lights on. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 7 Burglars usually drive cars. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 8 You have to pay for information from the police. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

There 1 __ five different types of rhino in the world today. The Black and White Rhino live in 2__ open fields of Africa. The others live in forests in Asia. All rhinos have big, heavy bodies. Their skin is very hard and they have very 3 __ hair. The great body 4 __ the rhino stands 5 __ four short legs. Each foot has three toes. They usually walk very 6 __ but they can run at 50 kilometres an hour. Rhinos are usually quiet and calm animals, and they only 7 __ grass and other plants. A baby rhino weighs 40 kilos when it is born. It has been inside its mother 8 __ about fifteen months. An adult rhino weighs over 200 kilos and may 9 __ to be 50 years old.

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5. What did Harold do to the boy? A. He took him in his lony. B. He sold shoes to him. C. He asked him a question. 6. Why did Harold take some shoes out of his lorry then? A. He wanted to sell them to the boy. B. He wanted to show them to the boy's mother. C. He wanted to sell them to the boy's mother. 7. What did Harold do when the door did not open? A. He waited for ten minutes. B. He knocked again. C. He drove away. 8. How did he feel? A. He was angry. B. He was sad. C. He was happy.

2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

often. The smallest Schnauzers 5 __ grey in colour, 6 __ the Giant Schnauzer is usually black. Schnauzers come from Germany, where farmers use the dogs to help 7 __ with their sheep, and they are also used 8 __ the police, because Schnauzer dogs are very intelligent. A Schnauzer makes 9 __ nice family dog. It is friendly and very good with young children. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

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3.WRITING. The number of mobile phones in Ukraine is twice as many as the number of people. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why people prefer to have mobile phones and prove that mobile phones have changed the life of teenagers. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what you personally use your mobile phone for.

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The next week Jane arrived in New York. Susan and Sam wen to the airport to meet her. They were very surprised when they saw her. She looked very different. Jane used to be a student. Before she went to California she always dressed like a student. She had long hair and she wore blue jeans. Now she was wearing a fancy suit and she had a new haircut. She didn't look like their daughter at all. She looked like a New York business woman. Jane was full of ideas for her new life in New York. She wanted to find an apartment in the city. She wanted to do well at her job. She wanted to visit all her friends in New York. "But don't you want to get married some day?" asked Susan when she heard all these plans. "I'm in no hurry!" said Jane. "Right now there are so many other things I want to do." "I was married when I was 25." said Susan. "When I was your age, I already had a child." "Things are different now," said Jane. "Maybe I'll get married someday. Maybe not. I have to meet the right man, you know!" 1. This passage is about a. Jane's clothes. b. Jane's new job. c. Jane's ideas about her life. d. Jane's plans to get married. 2. Susan and Sam were surprised because a. Jane was moving to New York. b. Jane looked very different. c. Jane looked like their daughter. d. Jane looked younger. 3. Before she went to California, Jane dressed like a. a business woman. b. her mother. c. a student. d. someone else. 4. Jane wanted to live a. in New York City. b. with her parents. c. in California. d. with her friends.

2.READ AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

him that she objected to the smoke. At last she addressed him 7__: "If you were a gentleman you would have stopped smoking when a lady got into the carriage." "If you were a lady", 8 __ the Englishman, "you wouldn't have got into a smoking carriage". 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

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1. WRITE Imagine you're doing a project on eating habits and customs in Ukraine. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what the traditional meals in Ukraine are. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why you like Ukrainian cuisine. ________________________________________________________________________________________

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2.CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER

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The number of mobile phones in Ukraine is twice as many as the number of people. â&#x20AC;˘ Explain why people prefer to have mobile phones and prove that mobile phones have changed the life of teenagers. â&#x20AC;˘ Describe what you personally use your mobile phone for.