READING.

Read the passage and answer the questions 1-8.

Many travelers feel nervous about going to a new and unfamiliar place. If you plan to trip carefully you should learn to take precautions, in this case you can relax and enjoy yourself. While you prepare for your departure, make sure your paperwork is organized. You'll want to check the dates on your visas and passport. Having an important document expire before or during your trip is the last thing you want to happen. Be sure to get an international driver's license if you plan to drive while you are abroad. Also, do some research on the local currency. Some countries-like Jamaica use more than one currency. It's best to know how and when to use each. If you are carrying prescription drugs, bring a letter from your doctor in case customs officials question you at your destination. Also, make sure that you travel with proper medical insurance so that if you are sick or injured while traveling you will be able to get treatment. Also, if you are going anywhere that requires purchasing tickets, be sure to buy them at an authorized location. Never purchase tickets on the street, as these are often overpriced, fake, or expired. It's always a good idea to buy a guidebook and a map, and read about the local culture of the country you will be visiting . Also learn a few basic words and phrases of the local language. Don't assume that everyone speak your language or that they will understand English. If you have communication problem look for students and young people who might speak a foreign language not to have trouble. And remember to smile. It is the friendliest and most sincere form of communication, and is understood everywhere in the world.

Question 2. The underlined pronoun it refers to

READING.

Read the passage and answer the questions 1-8.

Many travelers feel nervous about going to a new and unfamiliar place. If you plan to trip carefully you should learn to take precautions, in this case you can relax and enjoy yourself. While you prepare for your departure, make sure your paperwork is organized. You'll want to check the dates on your visas and passport. Having an important document expire before or during your trip is the last thing you want to happen. Be sure to get an international driver's license if you plan to drive while you are abroad. Also, do some research on the local currency. Some countries-like Jamaica use more than one currency. It's best to know how and when to use each. If you are carrying prescription drugs, bring a letter from your doctor in case customs officials question you at your destination. Also, make sure that you travel with proper medical insurance so that if you are sick or injured while traveling you will be able to get treatment. Also, if you are going anywhere that requires purchasing tickets, be sure to buy them at an authorized location. Never purchase tickets on the street, as these are often overpriced, fake, or expired. It's always a good idea to buy a guidebook and a map, and read about the local culture of the country you will be visiting . Also learn a few basic words and phrases of the local language. Don't assume that everyone speak your language or that they will understand English. If you have communication problem look for students and young people who might speak a foreign language not to have trouble. And remember to smile. It is the friendliest and most sincere form of communication, and is understood everywhere in the world.

Question 3. Which word from the passage has the definition "a system of money in general use in a particular country"

READING.

Read the passage and answer the questions 1-8.

Many travelers feel nervous about going to a new and unfamiliar place. If you plan to trip carefully you should learn to take precautions, in this case you can relax and enjoy yourself. While you prepare for your departure, make sure your paperwork is organized. You'll want to check the dates on your visas and passport. Having an important document expire before or during your trip is the last thing you want to happen. Be sure to get an international driver's license if you plan to drive while you are abroad. Also, do some research on the local currency. Some countries-like Jamaica use more than one currency. It's best to know how and when to use each. If you are carrying prescription drugs, bring a letter from your doctor in case customs officials question you at your destination. Also, make sure that you travel with proper medical insurance so that if you are sick or injured while traveling you will be able to get treatment. Also, if you are going anywhere that requires purchasing tickets, be sure to buy them at an authorized location. Never purchase tickets on the street, as these are often overpriced, fake, or expired. It's always a good idea to buy a guidebook and a map, and read about the local culture of the country you will be visiting . Also learn a few basic words and phrases of the local language. Don't assume that everyone speak your language or that they will understand English. If you have communication problem look for students and young people who might speak a foreign language not to have trouble. And remember to smile. It is the friendliest and most sincere form of communication, and is understood everywhere in the world.

Question 4. Which is true according to the passage?

Choose the correct variant.

Whould you like ... ?

1. some more tea 2. a cup of tea 3. more cup of tea

4. some other cup of tea 5. another cup of tea 6. cup of tea.

Choose the correct variant.

Some orphan children sleep in parks because ... have ... place to go to at nights

Choose the correct sentence with the Complex Object

Choose the correct variant

1. O. Henry's love for humanity attracts readers.

2. All the tickets for the concert was sold yesterday

3. A number of tourists visit Baku every year.

4. Different kinds of tea is sold in the store

Choose the correct preposition.

A man ... white trousers, approached ... me and asked the way ... the church .

. Choose the correct variant

... do your parents work?

1. which 2. who 3. where 4. how much 5. How long

How many variants are correct?

Linda is saving money...

1. for buy a new CD player

2. for a new CD player

3, to buy a new CD player

4. for buying a new CD player

5. because she wants buying a new CD player

6. for to buy a new CD player

Choose the correct sentences in the Genitive case.

1. Tom's my elder brother

2. The questions’s very easy to answer

3. You can buy medicine at the chemist's

4. The children had to do a few days' work in a short time

5. That sportsman's taken first place in wrestling

6. Sue's coming shocked everyone

Choose the correct variant

Mary's already found another job, ...

1. neither am l

2. I 've not, either

3. l also am

4. So have l

5. I have too

6. But I haven't.

Choose the correct conjunction.

We didn't cancel our trip ____ it began raining.

1. and

2. so

3. because of

4. in spite of

5. despite of

6. though

7. even though

Choose the sentence with the Participle 1

Choose the correct interrogative sentences

1. Did you bring money with you?

2. Have not you brought money with you?

3. Will you be bring money with you?

4. Have you brought money with you?

Choose the correct variant

How ... is!

Choose the correct sentence in the Passive Voice

1. I'm trying to sell my car but nobody is interested in buying it.

2. The music was very loud and could be heard from a long way away

3. We were afraid of falling

4. Originally the book was written in Spanish

Choose the correct tense form.

I ... him twice before he .. for New York

Make up a sentence.

1. that

2. the tests

3. best of all

4. the student

5. can do

6. in the group

7. who

8. is