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Total questions: 162

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1.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Conversations with the word “OK” can be heard all over the world. This word is used in the USA at least seven times per day. It has replaced the expression all right or alright, which is still used, although far less frequently than it was hundred years ago. The most significant research into the history of "0 Kay" has been done at Columbia University. OK was first seen in print in the Boston Morning Post of March 23, 1839. When the editor, Charles Gordon Greene was interviewed, he said it stood for all correct, spelled all korrect.What is the main topic of the passage?

a)

The origin of the word "OK".

b)

Research made by Gordon Greene.

c)

"OK" all over the world.

d)

The Boston Morning Post was the first to print the word "OK".

2.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Conversations with the word "OK" can be heard all over the world. This word is used in the USA at least seven times per day. It has replaced the expression "all right" or "alright", which is still used, although far less frequently than it was hundred years ago. The most significant research into the history of "0 Kay" has been done at Columbia University. "OK" was first seen in print in the Boston Morning Post of March 23, 1839. When the editor, Charles Gordon Greene, was interviewed, he said it stood for "all correct", spelled "all korrect".

Which of the following is not true?

a)

The word "OK" is very popular all over the world.

b)

C.G.Greene interviewed the public on the word "OK".

c)

Expression "all right" was more frequently used hundred years ago than it is used now.

d)

Columbia University did research into the history of "OK".

3.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

There was silence. Neither Mr.Mayne nor Mr.Bridge spoke. Mr.Mayne looked across at Mr.Bridge and waited. Both wanted the other to speak. Neither of them spoke. It was as if each felt that whoever spoke first would lose. Presently they rose together and together said: "Well, I must be going". Then they nodded slightly to each other and did indeed go. So they agreed to separate, but on both sides there was regret, for each was deeply convinced that they could have formed a business partnership that would have given them fame and wealth.

When Mr.Mayne and Mr.Bridge separated,  ........... .

a)

they both seemed relieved.

b)

each was confident that the partnership would flourish.

c)

both were feeling disappointed.

d)

they agreed to meet soon.

4.

Read the passage and choose the appropriate title.

A young author has just managed to publish his first short story. He is so full of his success that he can`t help boasting of it to everybody around. For more than half an hour he has been talking about it to the head of the publishing-house. At last he thinks it fit to apologize. "Sir", he says to the old man. "I hope I haven`t been intruding upon your time and attention?". "Not at all, not at all, I assure you", replies the old man absent-mindedly, "I`ve been thinking of something else".

a)

An Experienced Doctor.

b)

A Young Author`s Novel.

c)

The Head of the Company.

d)

An Absent-minded Old Man.

5.

Choose the sentence expressing the main idea of the text.

A dinosaurs` graveyard found in a remote region of northern China is being hailed as the richest source of fossils in the world. Remains of primitive birds, mammals, insects, plants and dinosaurs have been discovered, apparently frozen at a moment about 135 million years ago when a sudden catastrophe, perhaps a volcanic eruption, wiped them out. Among the most exciting fossils are more than 200 of a primitive bird and several specimens of a chicken–sized dinosaur, one with an egg still in its body waiting to be laid. Chinese paleontologists suggest that it may be the first true bird.

a)

Frozen specimens of a chicken-sized dinosaur.

b)

The richest source of fossils in the world.

c)

The first true bird.

d)

The result of a sudden catastrophe.

6.

Choose the sentence which is not true according to the text.

A dinosaurs` graveyard found in a remote region of northern China is being hailed as the richest source of fossils in the world. Remains of primitive birds, mammals, insects, plants and dinosaurs have been discovered, apparently frozen at a moment about 135 million years ago when a sudden catastrophe, perhaps a volcanic eruption, wiped them out. Among the most exciting fossils are more than 200 of a primitive bird and several specimens of a chicken–sized dinosaur, one with an egg still in its body waiting to be laid. Chinese paleontologists suggest that it may be the first true bird.

a)

There was a sudden catastrophe in China.

b)

The fossils were found in the North of China.

c)

The animals were frozen as a result of the change of climate.

d)

There was a sudden catastrophe in China.

7.

The creatures of the sea spend much time eating or trying to stay alive and not to be eaten by other sea creatures. It is not easy to stay alive and not to be eaten in such a place as the sea-bed. Almost all sea creatures are meat eaters, except the smallest animals. Now you can well understand that sea creatures have «invented» and developed many interesting ways of defending themselves from their enemies. First of all, the size of the animal plays a role in its struggle to stay alive. Some fish have developed great speed of swimming. Many of the bottom creatures have hard shells which they «shut» when danger is coming. Colour helps sea creatures in their struggle against their enemies at every level of sea life.

a)

To Live or Not to Live

b)

Animal Life on the Reefs

c)

The Seas Today

d)

The Beginning of life

8.

Choose the best question.

The creatures of the sea spend much time eating or trying to stay alive and not to be eaten by other sea creatures. It is not easy to stay alive and not to be eaten in such a place as the sea-bed. Almost all sea creatures are meat eaters, except the smallest animals. Now you can well understand that sea creatures have «invented» and developed many interesting ways of defending themselves from their enemies. First of all, the size of the animal plays a role in its struggle to stay alive. Some fish have developed great speed of swimming. Many of the bottom creatures have hard shells which they «shut» when danger is coming. Colour helps sea creatures in their struggle against their enemies at every level of sea life.

a)

How does colour help sea creatures in their struggle against their enemies?

b)

What is more important to stay alive: the size of a fish or the speed in swimming?

c)

How do sea creatures defend themselves from their enemies?

d)

How do some sea creatures get their food?

9.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Nature is full of colour and beauty. Plants, animals, birds and insects have many beautiful colours. Colour, however, for animals, birds and insects is not only for beauty. It means life to them because it helps them hide from their enemies. Some moths, for example, use colour to make birds fear them. The colour on the moth`s body is a sign to birds. Seeing them, birds won`t eat the moth. One kind of fish can change its colour to match the surrounding sea plants or rocks. The fish`s enemy can`t see it.

Which is true to the text?

a)

Some fish can change the shape of their bodies.

b)

Nature`s colours are used only as warnings.

c)

The colour of some moths is beautiful to birds.

d)

Birds are afraid of some moths.

10.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

In some parts of the world, air pollution is a big problem. Pollution is caused by burning fuel in vehicles and buildings. The smoke from burning fuel has poisonous gases and dust that make the air dirty. Why else is pollution bad? The dirty air hurts people, causing more colds, coughs and diseases of the heart and lungs. It also harms plants and animals and makes clothing and buildings dirty.

Which is true to the text?

a)

Smoke carries poisonous gases.

b)

Air pollution is not much of a problem.

c)

Air pollution helps people stay healthy.

d)

Burning fuel comes from dust.

11.

American family traditions differ from those in other countries of the world. American children are taught independence at an early age, so it isn`t uncommon for American teenagers to get hired at their first jobs when they are 16 years old. This strong independence can also be seen when young people reach the age of 18. At this age they usually move out of the parents` house if they get accepted at a university or are offered a job. At a later age, it is not uncommon for families to be separated by long distances although this doesn`t necessarily mean that a close relationship is not maintained.

By which of the following the phrase «get hired» could best be replaced?

a)

be tired

b)

be employed

c)

be discharged

d)

be removed

12.

Choose the sentence expressing the main idea of the text.

I was waiting on the platform for the Bristol train when a lady asked me if I knew the time of the next train to Oxford. I often have to go to Oxford myself, so I knew. A few minutes later a man wanted to know whether the train for Bristol had already left. I knew that it hadn`t, so of course I told him. The man inquired why the train from Birmingham was late. I didn`t know but I told him it might be because of the line repairs. I couldn`t understand why all these people were asking me questions. Then I noticed that I was standing next to a big sign that said: «Information».

a)

People asked me the time.

b)

I was leaving for Bristol.

c)

People took me for the clerk of the information Bureau.

d)

The train was usually late because of the line repairs.

13.

Read the passage and choose the appropriate title.

The Browns were there to meet their daughter Judy, who was coming home from school for the holidays. It was a warm summer day and the station was crowded with people on their way to the seaside. Trains were whistling, taxis hooting, porters rushing about shouting at one another, and altogether there was so much noise that Mr. Brown, who saw the bear first, had to tell his wife several times before she understood.

a)

The Bear.

b)

The Daughter.

c)

The Browns.

d)

At the Station.

14.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Persian cats probably originated in Asia Minor; they were introduced to Europe in the 1700s, where they were called French cats or Angolas. They became popular in Britain during Queen Victoria`s reign. She and other members of the royal family kept blue Persians. They have been exhibited in cat shows as a recognized breed for more than a hundred years, and people always admire them. The first cat show in Britain, in 1871, included black, and white Persians. The Persians has changed significantly since then. Early Persians had much longer bodies, larger ears, smaller eyes, and longer faces than today`s short-faced, round-eyed Persians.

What is the main topic of the text?

a)

Origin and evolution of Persians.

b)

Cat shows in Britain.

c)

Queen Victoria`s love for cats.

d)

Persians` breeding.

15.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Persian cats probably originated in Asia Minor; they were introduced to Europe in the 1700s, where they were called French cats or Angolas. They became popular in Britain during Queen Victoria`s reign; she and other members of the royal family kept blue Persians. They have been exhibited in cat shows as a recognized breed for more than a hundred years, and people always admire them. The first cat show in Britain, in 1871, included black, and white Persians. The Persians has changed significantly since then; early Persians had much longer bodies, larger ears, smaller eyes, and longer faces than today`s short-faced, round-eyed Persians.

By which of the following could the word «breed» best be replaced?

a)

species

b)

celebrity

c)

animal

d)

Persian

16.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Persian cats probably originated in Asia Minor; they were introduced to Europe in the 1700s, where they were called French cats or Angolas. They became popular in Britain during Queen Victoria`s reign; she and other members of the royal family kept blue Persians. They have been exhibited in cat shows as a recognized breed for more than a hundred years, and people always admire them. The first cat show in Britain, in 1871, included black, and white Persians. The Persians has changed significantly since then; early Persians had much longer bodies, larger ears, smaller eyes, and longer faces than today`s short-faced, round-eyed Persians.What is the opposite meaning of the word «significantly»?

a)

slightly

b)

greatly

c)

considerably

d)

happily

17.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Persian cats probably originated in Asia Minor; they were introduced to Europe in the 1700s, where they were called French cats or Angolas. They became popular in Britain during Queen Victoria`s reign; she and other members of the royal family kept blue Persians. They have been exhibited in cat shows as a recognized breed for more than a hundred years, and people always admire them. The first cat show in Britain, in 1871, included black, and white Persians. The Persians has changed significantly since then; early Persians had much longer bodies, larger ears, smaller eyes, and longer faces than today`s short-faced, round-eyed Persians.

Which of the following is not true?

a)

Persians originated in Britain.

b)

The members of the royal family had blue Persians.

c)

Today`s Persians differ from their ancestors.

d)

Persians are of different colours nowadays.

18.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Persian cats probably originated in Asia Minor; they were introduced to Europe in the 1700s, where they were called French cats or Angolas. They became popular in Britain during Queen Victoria`s reign; she and other members of the royal family kept blue Persians. They have been exhibited in cat shows as a recognized breed for more than a hundred years, and people always admire them. The first cat show in Britain, in 1871, included black, and white Persians. The Persians has changed significantly since then; early Persians had much longer bodies, larger ears, smaller eyes, and longer faces than today`s short-faced, round-eyed Persians.

Which of the following is mentioned in the text?

a)

Persian are aristocratic with long plush coats and heavy bones.

b)

The exhibition of Persians in Britain began in 1871.

c)

Persians were brought to Europe from Iran.

d)

White Persians are the most popular in Britain.

19.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind!

What is the main idea of this passage?

a)

The word vitamin was coined by the ancient Egyptians.

b)

The body can`t function normally without all vitamins.

c)

Blindness can be cured by all vitamins.

d)

Good vitamins can be bought everywhere.

20.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind

Which of the following is true?

a)

Certain diseases can be caused by vitamin deficiencies

b)

Vitamins are simple compounds.

c)

The body doesn`t need all vitamins.

d)

The value of certain foods was discovered in this century.

21.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind!

Which of the following can best replace the word «lack»?

a)

demand

b)

definition

c)

shortage

d)

support

22.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind!

What is the opposite meaning of the word «ancient»?

a)

historical

b)

old

c)

great

d)

modern

23.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind!

By which of the following could the word «treat»best be replaced?

a)

pollute

b)

cure

c)

contaminate

d)

help

24.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind!

Which of the following can treat the night blindness according to the passage?

a)

vitamin A                      

b)

injections 

c)

eating onion

d)

vitamin B  

25.

Read the text and choose the appropriate answer.

Vitamins are complex compounds that the body requires to function normally. The word vitamin was coined in the 20th century, but the therapeutic value of certain foods in combating disease was recognized as early as 3000 years ago by the ancient Egyptians. They knew that night blindness could be treated by eating liver, a source of vitamin A. The food we eat must contain all vitamins as the lack of these or those can cause different diseases. You should keep it in mind!

Which of the following is the closest in the meaning to the word «require»?

a)

give

b)

send

c)

need

d)

request

26.

Roberta _____ from The United States.

a)

be

b)

are

c)

is

d)

am

27.

What’s _____ name?

a)

his

b)

he

c)

him

d)

-

28.

My friend _____ in London.

a)

lives

b)

live

c)

is live

d)

living

 

29.

Where _____?

a)

works Tom

b)

does Tom work

c)

works Tom

d)

Tom does work

30.

I _____ coffee.

a)

like don’t

b)

no like

c)

don't like

d)

not like

31.

​_____ to Australia, Ginny?’ ‘Yes, two years ago.”

a)

Have you ever been

b)

Are you ever going

c)

Do you ever go

d)

Did you ever go

32.

Tokyo is _____ city I’ve ever lived in.

a)

the more big

b)

the most big

c)

the biggest

d)

the bigger

33.

A vegetarian is someone _____ doesn’t eat meat.

a)

what

b)

whose

c)

which

d)

who

34.

_____ these days.

a)

I never buy a newspaper

b)

Never I buy a newspaper

c)

I buy never a newspaper

d)

I never a newspaper buy

35.

I _____ watch TV tonight.

a)

am

b)

am going to

c)

going to

d)

go to

36.

I wish I _____ more money!

a)

have

b)

was having

c)

had

d)

would have

37.

​_____ be famous one day?

a)

Do you like to

 

b)

Would you like

c)

Would you like

d)

Would you like to

38.

It’s my birthday _____ Friday.

a)

on

b)

in

c)

at

d)

by

39.

I _____ eighteen years old.

a)

have got

b)

have

c)

am

d)

-

40.

I _____ a headache.

a)

have

b)

am

c)

do

d)

got

41.

Do you _____ a uniform at your school?

a)

carry

b)

hold

c)

wear

d)

use

42.

‘What time is it?’ ‘I have no _____.’

a)

opinion

b)

answer

c)

time

d)

idea

43.

The meal was very expensive. Look at the _____!

a)

receipt

b)

bill

c)

invoice

d)

ticket

44.

How many _____ of trousers have you got?

a)

times

b)

items

c)

pairs

d)

sets

45.

Joel came back from his holiday in Brazil looking really _____.

a)

coloured

b)

darkened

c)

sunned

d)

tanned

46.

Harry can _____ English.

a)

speaks

b)

speak

c)

to speak

d)

speaking

47.

I’m not interested _____ sports.

a)

for

b)

to

c)

in

d)

about

48.

She likes _____ expensive clothes.

a)

to wearing

b)

wear

c)

is wearing

d)

wearing

49.

Harry _____ his father’s car when the accident happened.

a)

was driving

b)

drove

c)

has been driving

d)

had driven

50.

I was wondering _____ tell me when the next plane from Chicago arrives?

a)

can you

b)

if you could

c)

if could you

d)

can you

51.

If I _____ him, I would have spoken to him, wouldn’t I?

a)

had seen

b)

would have seen

c)

saw

d)

have seen

52.

I like your hair. Where _____?

a)

have you cut it

b)

do you have it cut

c)

do you have cut it

d)

do you have cut

53.

I think Joey must _____ late tonight. His office light is still on.

a)

be working

b)

work

c)

have worked

d)

to work

54.

John tells me Jack’s going out with Helen, _____ I find hard to believe.

a)

who

b)

whose

c)

which

d)

that

55.

What _____ this weekend, Lance?

a)

will you do

b)

will you have done

c)

do you do

d)

are you doing

56.

The weather has been awful. We’ve had very _____ sunshine this summer.

a)

a little

b)

little

c)

a few

d)

few

57.

Did you hear what happened to Kate? She _____.

a)

has been arrested

b)

is being arrested

c)

arrested

d)

is arrested

58.

I usually _____ up at about 7.30.

a)

go

b)

be

c)

get

d)

do

59.

I _____ football every week.

a)

have

b)

go

c)

do

d)

play

60.

My sister _____ the cooking in our house.

a)

does

b)

takes

c)

cocks

d)

makes

61.

Don’t forget to _____ the light when you leave the room.

a)

turn in

b)

turn up

c)

turn off

d)

turn over

62.

She was in _____ when she heard the tragic news.

a)

tearful

b)

cries

c)

crying

d)

tears

63.

He _____ that he hadn’t stolen the computer, but no one believed him.

a)

insisted

b)

persuaded

c)

reassured

d)

informed

64.

Could you _____ me that book for a couple of days, please?

a)

owe

b)

rent

c)

lend

d)

borrow

65.

Greg is _____ a lot of time at Yvonne’s house these days!

a)

doing

b)

taking

c)

having

d)

spending

66.

Choose the correct form of present continuous 

Both my friend and I ___ today.

a)

is working

b)

are working

c)

am working

d)

is work

67.

Choose the correct form of present continuous 

They ___ dinner at the moment.

a)

are not having 

b)

is not having

c)

are not have

d)

am not have

68.

Choose the correct form of present continuous 

___ any languages at the moment?

a)

Are you studing 

b)

Are you study 

c)

Are you studying.

d)

Do you study

69.

Use the suitable form of much/many

My parents haven’t got ______ time to relax in the country.

a)

many

b)

little

c)

a lot of

d)

much

70.

My brother has ___ best friends. 

a)

little

b)

few

c)

much

d)

a little

71.

My mum is very busy. She has _____ free time.

a)

little

b)

few

c)

much

d)

many

72.

_____ her mother go out yesterday?

a)

Did

b)

Are

c)

Was

d)

Do

73.

We ______an interesting documentary film about wild animals last week.

a)

were

b)

watch

c)

watched

d)

watches

74.

___ a problem.

a)

There was.

b)

There were

c)

Was there

d)

will

75.

___ any insects on the island.

a)

didn’t

b)

There was

c)

There wasn’t

d)

There weren’t

76.

___ a lot of fish in the lake

a)

There were

b)

There was

c)

There wasn’t

d)

There wasn’t

77.

___ many girls at the party? 

a)

Were there

b)

Was there

c)

There were

d)

didn’t

78.

How many of them ___? 

a)

Were there

b)

There was

c)

Was there

d)

should

79.

How much bread ___ in the box?

a)

There were

b)

Were there

c)

Was there

d)

there are

80.

_______ many cars on the road?

a)

are

b)

Was there

c)

There was

d)

Were there

81.

Two years ago I … my old aunt in a small old town.

a)

visited

b)

visit

c)

visitted

d)

gone

82.

He .... home late last night.

a)

come

b)

came

c)

come

d)

will come

83.

She .... her work half an hour ago.

a)

finish

b)

finishen

c)

finished

d)

did finish

84.

I .... this film last week.

a)

saw

b)

see

c)

seen

d)

did saw

85.

It .... on a sunny spring day.

a)

happen

b)

happen

c)

happened

d)

happen

86.

John .... French at school.

a)

did not learn

b)

did not learn

c)

didn't learnt

d)

don’t learn

87.

His wife .... dinner yesterday.

a)

cooking

b)

didn't cooked

c)

did not cooked

d)

didn't cook

88.

You .... your homework last week.

a)

did not done

b)

didn't done

c)

didn't do

d)

had done

89.

She .... to work yesterday.

a)

did not drive

b)

didn't driven

c)

didn't drove

d)

didn’t driving

90.

We .... him last week.

a)

seen

b)

did not saw

c)

didn't seen

d)

did not see

91.

I______ hungry yesterday

a)

were

b)

was

c)

do

d)

did

92.

You __________ in Australia last year

a)

were

b)

was

c)

did

d)

come

93.

My dad and I _______ at home yesterday

a)

learnt

b)

did

c)

was

d)

were

94.

She _______ afraid of spiders some years ago

a)

are

b)

like

c)

was

d)

were

95.

Books _______ there ten minutes ago

a)

is

b)

are

c)

were

d)

was

96.

Choose the answer that suits you best! "What does your husband do?"

a)

He is feeding the dog.

b)

He is a doctor.

c)

Yes, he does.

d)

Yes, he is

97.

Yesterday I ................. a bird.

a)

cseed

b)

see

c)

sawed

d)

saw

98.

Indicate a noun with an irregular plural.

a)

gentleman

b)

lady

c)

son

d)

daughter

99.

Find an error in three forms of the verb:

a)

catch - caught - caught

b)

teach - taught - taught

c)

bring - braught - braught

d)

seek - sought – sought

100.

Choose the answer that suits best! "What is she doing?"

a)

She is playing with the bunny.

b)

She is a manager

c)

She cleans the house every day.

d)

She is clean the carpet

101.

Karina never minds ................. the movie again.

a)

to watch

b)

watching

c)

to be watched

d)

watch

102.

I couldn’t help ..................

a)

and laughed

b)

for laughing

c)

laughing

d)

to laughed

103.

She is ---- black jacket today.

a)

wearing

b)

wear

c)

is wearing

d)

wears

104.

What does your mother do on Sundays? She ----.

a)

is going to cook

b)

is cooking

c)

is cooking

d)

cooks

105.

---- made your bed yesterday? My mother did.

a)

Who

b)

How

c)

When

d)

What

106.

Choose the one, which would best keep the meaning of a sentence: We can’t go to beach, because it isn’t Saturday today

a)

I hope we will be able to go to the beach next Saturday

b)

If today were Saturday, we could go to the beach

c)

beach If it had been Saturday, we could have gone to the beach

d)

I wish it had been Saturday ~ we could have gone to the beach

107.

Use the appropriate form of a Present Perfect Tense:

I _____ the words. Check me up!

a)

learn

b)

have learnt

c)

learned

d)

has learn

108.

Find the right form of degrees of comparisons:

Britain has ______ parliament in the world

a)

elder

b)

old

c)

the oldest

d)

an old

109.

Use the right form of an Indefinite Pronoun:

He doesn’t use his keys because there is always _____ at home

a)

some

b)

any

c)

somebody

d)

anybody

110.

Choose the right form of a tag question:

There are many trees around the house ________?

a)

Somebody 

b)

Any 

c)

Are there

111.

Find the correct form an Alternative question:

_______ they revising for they exam _______ credit – test?

a)

Do \ and

b)

Are \ or 

c)

Did \ or

d)

Does \ but

112.

Find the right form of Past Simple:

When you (to have) dinner yesterday?

a)

When did you have dinner yesterday?

b)

When you have dinner?

c)

When had you dinner?

d)

When have you dinners yesterday?

113.

Find the plural form of a noun

Can I borrow your scissors? Mine _____ not sharp enough.

a)

are

b)

am

c)

is

d)

have

114.

Choose the appropriate preposition

_____ my mind, it was the most stupid thing he could do.

a)

for

b)

on

c)

at

d)

to

115.

Use the appropriate form of a special question:

After lunch you asked a girl.

a)

When did you ask a girl?

b)

Who asked you?

c)

Do you asked a girl after lunch?

d)

Does you ask a girl?

116.

Choose the appropriate equivalent of a sentence:

Сколько времени понадобилось, чтобы добраться до аэропорта?

a)

How much time takes it to go?

b)

Any time to go to the airport?

c)

How much time takes to go to the airport?

d)

How much time did it take you to go to the airport?

117.

Use the present Continuous:

Can you phone a bit later, please? Jane (have a bath).

a)

is having a bath

b)

have a bath 

c)

has a bath

d)

are having

118.

Use the Present Perfect Tense:

Why are you looking so unhappy?

I _______ my purse

a)

Lost

b)

Have lost

c)

Had lost

d)

Losted

119.

---- did you finish your homework yesterday? At about 12 p.m.

a)

How

b)

When

c)

Who

d)

What

120.

Choose the right form of Past Simple:

Don’t worry about your letter. I (to send) it yesterday.

a)

have sent

b)

send

c)

will sent

d)

sent

121.

Choose the right form of Past Perfect Tense:

We were late. The meeting (start) an hour before.

a)

started

b)

had started

c)

were started

d)

was started

122.

Choose the right form of Future Continuous:

This time tomorrow they (sit) in the train on their way to Chicago.

a)

sit

b)

sitting

c)

will be sitting

d)

sat

123.

Choose the right form of Future Perfect:

Julia (finish) all the homework by three o` clock ` we’ll go for a walk.

a)

will have finished

b)

would have finished

c)

had finished

d)

will finish

124.

Choose the right form of a general question:

_______ you be here next weekend?

a)

shall

b)

did

c)

will

d)

do

125.

Use the right form of Complex object:

Teddy’s words made me _____ uncomfortable.

a)

feeling

b)

to feel

c)

feel

d)

felt

126.

Use the right form of a preposition:

How far is it – here – the market?

a)

to, into

b)

how long, to

c)

in, among

d)

from, to 

127.

Choose the right form of participle I: читающий, уходящий

a)

reading \ doing

b)

reads \ does

c)

read \ go

d)

has read \ has gone

128.

Choose the right form of a construction “to be going to”

Он станет хорошим инженером

a)

He become a nice engineer

b)

He is going to be a good engineer

c)

He becomes a good engineer

d)

He is become a good engineer

129.

Find the form of a Compound Sentence:

Я думаю, что они ответят на ваше письмо завтра.

a)

I think they answer to letter tomorrow

b)

I thought that they will answer to letter tomorrow

c)

I think, that they will answer to your letter tomorrow

d)

They answer to the letter in time

130.

Use the Past Continuous Tense:

A police car came when the injured man (to carry off) the road.

a)

is carried

b)

was carrying off

c)

have been built

d)

 built 

131.

Choose the right equivalent:

Если хорошенько потрудишься, то сдашь экзамены.

a)

You must work hard, you’ll pass your exams

b)

You work better you’ll pass your exams

c)

If you will work better you pass your exams

d)

If you work hard, you will pass your exams

132.

That's my pen on the floor. Pick … for me.

a)

up it

b)

off it

c)

it up

d)

if of

133.

Find equivalent of the modal verb: I don’t wear glasses though I have to go it

a)

Will wear glasses

b)

Can do it

c)

Must do it

d)

Can wear another shirt

134.

Don’t disturb me. I’ve got … work to do

a)

much

b)

many

c)

little

d)

few

135.

Choose the correct answer

You can’t swim, ... ?

a)

can you;

b)

can’t you;

c)

can she;

d)

may I;

136.

Where ... my glasses? – I have just lost ... .

a)

are / them;

b)

are / it;

c)

is / them;

d)

is / it ;

137.

Your advice ... very useful. I usually use your ... when I am in trouble.

a)

is / advices;

b)

is / advice;

c)

are / advice;

d)

are / advices;

138.

They say money ... the soul of business.

a)

is;

b)

are;

c)

were;

d)

to be;

139.

Too ... knowledge ... the head bold.

a)

much / make;

b)

many / makes;

c)

much / makes;

d)

many/ make;

140.

I’m quite ... and easy to deal with.So I have a lot of friends with whom we spend much time together.

a)

energetic;

b)

industrial;

c)

kind;

d)

sociable;

141.

Shame on you. Why you don’t ... classes.

a)

go;

b)

attend;

c)

miss;

d)

visit;

142.

All our students have dinner in their University’s ... .

a)

cloakroom;

b)

canteen;

c)

library;

d)

Dean’s Room;

143.

Students often read up for lessons in the ... .

a)

library;

b)

cloakroom;

c)

Dean’s Room;

d)

canteen;

144.

He is keen ... ancient languages.

a)

in;

b)

on;

c)

at;

d)

with;

145.

Nick learned from his science class that water ________ at 100 degrees centigrade.

a)

is boiling

b)

boil

c)

boils

d)

boiling

146.

We will play golf on Sunday if it __________.

a)

won't rain

b)

doesn't rain

c)

didn't

d)

wouldn't

147.

We'll begin when you ______ ready.

a)

will be

b)

have been

c)

have

d)

are

148.

Great changes __________ in China since 1980.

a)

have been taken place

b)

have taken place

c)

took place

d)

has taken place

149.

He _______ when we got there.

a)

had already arrived

b)

will already arrive

c)

has already arrived

d)

would have already arrived

150.

You are finally back. Where ___________?

a)

did you went

b)

have you been

c)

you went

d)

have you gone

151.

How many times ______ you ______ to Los Angeles?

a)

had ... been

b)

had ... gone

c)

have ... been

d)

have ... gone   

152.

I wondered if they _________ for Chicago next month.

a)

are leaving

b)

had left

c)

will leave

d)

were leaving

153.

The man I __________ yesterday is my high school teacher.

a)

came across

b)

come across

c)

has come across

d)

had come across

154.

My watch is new. It ______ perfect time.

a)

had kept

b)

keeps

c)

will keep

d)

kept

155.

__________ father is an engineer.

a)

William and Michael's

b)

Williams' and Michaels'

c)

William's and Michael's

d)

William and Michaels'

156.

My trousers are old. I have to buy __________.

a)

a pair of

b)

a new one

c)

a new pair

d)

a new ones

157.

Most of the wood here __________ to make furniture.

a)

are using

b)

uses

c)

are used

d)

is used

158.

All that can be done __________.

a)

has been done

b)

have done

c)

have been done

d)

has done

159.

All of them __________ interested in photography.

a)

are

b)

show

c)

Shows

d)

is

160.

__________ have you read today?

a)

How many news

b)

How much pieces of news

c)

What many news

d)

How many pieces of news

161.

He will come tomorrow. She told me that

he ____________ tomorrow.

a)

will come

b)

would come

c)

is coming

d)

came

162.

Open the window! He asked me

_______ the window.

a)

to open

b)

open

c)

opened

d)

not to open