| 1. , , . A) wright. B) right. C) reit. D) write. E) rite. |
| 2. c . Stupid. A) stubborn. B) stainless. C) nice. D) attractive. E) clever. |
| 3. : A) Ham. B) Chicken. C) Aunt. D) Juice. E) Bread. |
| 4. : To act (play) the . . A) Cat. B) Table. C) Fool. D) Flower. E) Tea. |
| 5. She is my friend. A) a B) an C) those D) E) the |
| 6. : The 21st A) The twenty-first. B) The twenty one. C) The twenty and oneth. D) The twenty and first. E) The twenty-oneth. |
| 7. : Lets play with balls here. A) mine. B) these. C) that. D) this. E) one. |
| 8. . called you when you were out. A) Somewhere. B) Something. C) Somebody. D) Somehow. E) Some. |
| 9. . There fifteen carriages in the train. A) is B) have C) are D) was E) had |
| 10. , : A) S e veral. B) P e nalty. C) R e lative. D) For e st. E) P e nsioner. |
| 11. : A) To look up B) Look out C) To look after D) To look before E) To look in |
| 12. : Please the light. This room is dark. A) Turn off. B) Turn. C) Turn left. D) Turn right. E) Turn on. |
| 13. : XIX . A) These houses go back to XIXth century. B) They are old buildings. C) They were built in the XIXth century. D) They haven't been ruined. E) The XIXth century is known for its style. |
| 14. . Modern English began... the fifteenth century. A) at. B) by. C) for. D) about. E) in. |
| 15. . A) Important. B) Impossible. C) Imagine. D) Impression. E) Imperative. |
| 16. B : A) Agreeable. B) Disagreeable. C) Agreeness. D) Agreement. E) Agreed. |
| 17. : The Volga is the river in Europe. A) as as B) worst C) more D) fine E) longest |
| 18. . I`d like two eggs. A) dozen. B) dozens. C) of dozen. D) dozen of. E) dozens of. |
| 19. . Look! The girl the floor. A) was sweeping. B) am sweeping. C) are sweeping. D) were sweeping. E) is sweeping. |
| 20. FUTURE PERFECT: I think my sister... her work by 6 oclock tomorrow. A)... shall have done B)... will have done C)... will done D)... will have do E)... will do |
| 21. : I was able to speak English well A) must B) could C) can D) may E) might |
| 22. Gerund "Understand": A) Understanding. B) Understood. C) To understand. D) To understanding. E) Understanded. |
| 23. . I went to see how she was and found her A) cried B) crying C) were crying D) cries E) has been crying |
| 24. . A hundred years ago people knew how to entertain themselves much better than they do now. When a group of people gathered together, they talked, played cards or other games, read aloud to each other, or went out shooting or walking together. Most people could sing a little or play a musical instrument, so at a party the guests entertained each other. Conversation was an art, amusing conversation could keep people happy for hours. As for games, such as football, tennis, people played them more often than they do now. Most of them didn't play very well, but they could amuse themselves and their friends. . When a group of people gathered together they.... A) didn't take part in conversation. B) quarelled with each other. C) worked. D) didn't want to see each other. E) talked, played cards or other games. |
| 25. . The USA consists of . A) 50 states and the state of the Hawaii Islands; B) 15 states. C) 49 states and the District of Columbia; D) 50 states and the District of Columbia; E) 51 states; |
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