The morphemes which may occur alone and coincide with word-forms or immutable words are
A. Bound morphemes
B. Affixes
C. Suffixes
D. Prefixes
E. Free morphemes
40. Finish the phraseologism: To make the cup run
A. Up
B. Under
C. Out
D. Over
E. Off
41. Fill in the suitable word: The largest coal and iron fields in Britain are located in the
A. Lowlands
B. Portsmouth
C. Midlands
D. Continent
E. Plymouth
42. Eliminate the extra word: coal, iron, metal, steel, scenery
A. Metal
B. Scenery
C. Steel
D. Coal
E. Iron
43. Choose the correct preposition: to be familiar smth
A. Out
B. To
C. With
D. On
E. Off
44. Choose English equivalent to the word:
A. The South
B. The North
C. The Antarctic
D. The West
E. The East
45. Choose the English equivalent to the sentence:
A. Shall I begin
B. Shall I answer
C. Shall I write
D. Shall I read
E. Shall I speak
46. Eliminate the extra word: bed, sofa, lamp, mirror, lift
A. Mirror
B. Sofa
C. Lamp
D. Lift
E. Bed
47. Choose the word close in meaning: shore
A. Horizont
B. Territory
C. Sunset
D. Surface
E. Coast
48. Choose the correct preposition: to have a glimpse
A. On
B. By
C. Under
D. Above
E. Of
49. Choose the correct translation of the word: To hold exams
A. ә ү қ
B. қ ү
C.
D. қғ
E. ү
50. Express in one word: a game similar to tennis played by two or four people
A. Badminton
B. Golf
C. Rugby
D. Cricket
E. Barbell
51. Choose the suitable word: This indentation gives a good supply of harbours for
A. Manufacturing
B. Planes
C. Gardening
D. Cultivation
E. Ships
52. Choose the suitable word: In the XIX century Akmola was a popular trading and economic steppe
A. Country
B. Embankment
C. Monument
D. Architecture
E. Centre
This king encouraged the arts and culture first
A. King Richard III
B. King Henry IV
C. King Henry VIII
D. King Arthur
E. King Alfred
54. Choose English equivalents to the following Kazakh one: ң ғ 5 қ ғ ұ
A. My watch says 5 minutes
B. My watch fasts 5 minutes
C. My watch is 5 minutes fast
D. My watch tells 5 minutes
E. My watch slows 5 minutes
55. Choose the word or the word combination closest in meaning: қ қ
A. To finish reading
B. To start reading
C. To go on reading
D. To look forward to reading
E. To stop reading
56. Choose the proper Kazakh equivalent to: to have no choice
A. ұ
B. ұ ң
C. ң
D. ң
E. ң
57. Choose the proper Kazakh equivalent to: to get in tempers
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A. Ө-ө ұ
B. өң-ү өң
C. өң
D. Ө ө ұ
E.
58. Choose the word opposite in meaning: lucky
A. Bless ed
B. Active
C. Fortunate
D. Fluky
E. Unsuccessful
59. Complete the following sentence: Lautisse arrived on the noon train Saturday, and I met him (mind the text Lautisse Paints again H.A. Smith)
A. In the street
B. In the restaurant
C. In a café
D. At the shop
E. At the station
With the money he could afford to marry Leila, rent a studio and stop being a student. To complete his education he went to Italy but after 5 months all the money was spent and he had to return. These sentences are from the text
A. Success story
B. Lautisse Paints Again
C. Then in Triumph
D. The TV Blackout
E. A good start
61. Complete the following sentence: I`m going to change the whole plan and show his new work (mind the text A good start)
A. In the winter
B. In the summer
C. In the spring
D. In the early autumn
E. In the autumn
62. Complete the following sentence: The boy looked for a place to hide (mind the text The Filipino and the Drunkard W. Saroyan)
A. And rushed into the room
B. And rushed into the living room
C. And rushed into the house
D. And rushed into the lavatory
E. And rushed into the cabin
63. Insert a suitable word in the following sentence: One morning said he wanted to talk to him. (mind the text Verger W.S. Maugham)
A. The clerk
B. The headmaster
C. The bank secretary
D. The bank director
E. The bank manager
When the art student came the following week, he saw a drawing on the table the main character of the text is
A. Jack
B. Bill
C. Clifford
D. Frank swain
E. Caswell
65. Complete the sentence: O. Henry wrote the story which is entitled
A. the happiest man on earth
B. The snake and the bell
C. a dog and three dollars
D. the scholarship
E. the nightingale and the rose
66. Complete the following sentence: Pledger gave part of his pay for a ticket to . (mind the text Pledgers Ways Home by A. Saxton)
A. Paris
B. Chicago
C. Russia
D. Washington
E. Moscow
67. Complete the following sentence: He sat deep in thought the long hours as the train ran towards (mind the text Pledgers Ways Home by A. Saxton)
A. San-francisco
B. The city
C. New York
D. California
E. Chicago
