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The connects the brain and the spinal cord which, together, make up the central nervous system.
The cerebrum
The brainstem
The cerebellum
Defines the noun
Adverb
Adjective
Verb
Number
We bought aTV...
Which screen is big
Whose screen is big
What screen is big
Who's screen is big
4.Be made redundant suitable pharasal verb
Set up
Turn down
Work on
Lay off
5.Transitive and intransitive verb:
Snow
Read
Happen
Harm
6.KEEP ONE'S FINGERS CROSSED definition and meaning to wish for good luck or success, as in a specific endeavor.
желать удачи, скрестить пальцы на удачу
He __ the best
did
done
made
7.Reported speech "I saw a snail race in Congham a month ago", she said.
She said she has seen a snail race a month ago.
She said she had been seen a snail race a month before.
She said she saw a snail race a month ago.
She said she had seen a snail race a month before.
8.The same meaning of the sentence. We wrote nothing about it.
We didn't write something about it.
We didn't write anything about it.
We don't write anything about it.
We don't write nothing about it.
9.The right phasal verb If you know the answer you would___your hand
go down
put down
come up
put up
10."I'm bored of waiting here," said Rakhym.
Rakhym told that he was bored of waiting here.
Rakhym toid he was bored of waiting there.
Rakhym said he is bored of waiting here.
Rakhym said he was bored of waiting there.
11.Indefinite pronoun
mine
oneself
somebody
whose
12…. Can tell you what phone is just the best in this market.
No one
Somebody
Anybody
Someone
13.Teenage fun and.....
Heartattack
Heartbreak
Heartache
15.Listen to me! …… .
take my advise
taken my time
take …
take into
15.Find the Present Continuous tense
The days are getting shorter and shorter.
present continuous for future
For currently changing and developing situations
16.I'm little bit clumsy, ______ . Tag question
are I
aren't I
am I
don't you
17.Дурыс comparative тап деген болды.
He is better than I.
He is taller from me.
A. He is so smart as his sister.
He is much taller than his sister.
18.The correct abstract noun. The project has been a success, thanks to the ___of all our staff.
dedication
deception
decoration
deduction
19.She left the room without saying....
Somebody
Something
Anybody
Anything
20.She was looking forward _ abroad.
travel
to travel
to travelling
travailing
21.The captain went .... the map
to find out where they needed to go.
out
over
off
22.Find the correct sentence
I never eat in the morning.
I have never eat anything in the morning.
I have never eaten something in the morning
23.What does the idiom "spill the beans" mean?
To make a mess
To reveal a secret
To plant a garden
To cook dinner
24.Not possible quantifier These games take up__ of the computer's memory
a large amount
a lot
a number
a great deal
25.The correct report question ' Do you have criminal record?'
he asked her if a criminal record she had
he asked her if she had a criminal record
he asked her if had she a criminal record
he asked her if she had criminal a record
26.The correct past sentence. Why were his parents angry with him?
he won't study enough
he hadn't studied enough
he doesn't study enough
he hasn't studied enough
27.suitable form of the verb::if Iher number,i would phone her
Would know
Were knew
Knew
Will know
Know
28."I'm bored of waiting here," said Rakhym.
Rakhym told that he was bored of waiting here.
Rakhym toid he was bored of waiting there.
Rakhym said he is bored of waiting here.
Rakhym said he was bored of waiting there.
29.The third type of conditional
She wouldn't have realised poverty was a serious problem in the city if she hasn't visited the slums.
She wouldn't have realised poverty was a serious problem in the city if she hadn't visit the slums.
She wouldn't have realised poverty was a serious problem in the city if she hadn't visited the slums.
She wouldn't had realised poverty was a serious problem in the city if she hadn't visited the slums.
30.CONTEXT
Nature vs Nurture in human behaviour Are we a product of our genes or our environment? We can attribute our appearance to a mixture of both genetics and our environment. But what about our behaviour? Is it based on the environment or are we biologically hardwired to behave in a certain way? The Biological Perspective The biological perspective, or biopsychology, is a rapidly growing branch of psychology that considers the effect of biology on our behaviour. However, this approach isn't a new one. In fact, the idea that our behaviour could be determined by our genes was documented by Charles Darwin in 1859. His theory of natural selection stated that genes that led to survival were passed on to the next generation. Investigating the biology behind our behaviour Scientists can investigate the biological causes of behaviour by carrying out research into the structure and function of the brain. One of the most important cases in this area of, psychology is that of Phineas Gage in 1848. Gage was involved in an accident and sustained a major brain injury. Luckily, he survived, but his behaviour and personality Old Chanded as aTsui How does the biological perspective help us? The biological perspective has contributed our understanding of human behaviour. Research at Vrije University in Amsterdam has identified happiness genes'. The huge international study involving 298,000 participants showed that there are three genetic variants for happiness. These variants control the way in which we experience happiness and provide an explanation as to why we don't all respond to it in the same way. Biopsychology can also help those with brain disorders. In fact, researchers at the University of Manchester in the UK have been developing a test for Parkinson's disease before symptoms develop. This would help patients take medicines that delay the onset of ine disease. A limited approach? Like all approaches in psychology, the biological perspective has its limitations. For example, it doesn't take into account the effects of our environment, upbringing, culture and emotions on our behaviour. We all have different behaviours, but is this because we are all genetically unique or because we were raised in different conditions in different countries and have experienced different things? What do you think? is human beһaviour a result of our genetics, our environment or a mixture of the two? Biopsychology ...
is a recently-developed science.
is becoming more popular.
was created by Charles Darwin.
isn't studied by many people.
31.What is true about Phineas Gage?
He proved biology doesn't affect behaviour.
He was born with a brain disorder.
His injury had no effect on his behaviour.
A brain injury gave him a new personality.
32.What is NOT true about the research in Amsterdam?
They located genes for happiness.
It took place across several countries.
it identified three types of happiness.
It explains behavioural differences.
33. Experts in the UK have discovered a cure for Parkinson's disease.
found a way to diagnose Parkinson's
cured a person with Parkinson's.
tested a medicine to prevent Parkinson's.
34.The approach is limited because it doesn't
explain why we behave differently.
have its basis in psychology.
consider environmental factors.
take genetics into account.
