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1.1. Usually many folk tales are read to babies before sleeping. 2. Many forests (put) on fire by tourists last summer. 3. His clothes (iron) always perfectly. 4. A lot of pictures (to admire) in the gallery yesterday. 5. He (give) never bad marks.
2.1. Sometimes they are asked to help the elderly. 2. The day before he (help) in English. 3. The rubbish (take) out every day. 4. A week ago the pupils (take) to the park. 5. The law of gravity (to discover) by Sir I.Newton.
3.1. This year many animals (feed) in the forest by special guard. 2. Last winter many birds (save) from starvation. 3. Last two years Disney Land (visit) by 40 million people. 4. The Moscow Metro (use) by thousands of people. 5. The beauty of the nature (enjoy) by everybody.
4.1. Everyone (tell) not to leave litter in the forest. 2. Last Saturday the game (play) well. 3. The war veterans’ stories (listen) always attentively. 4. Last year Easter (celebrate) in the beginning of April. 5. Milky way chocolate (love) by many children.

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1.the journalist must have a______for inyeresting news.
2.the last record has been on everyone’s_____
и т.д
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The Cartoon Museum in London presents British cartoons, comics and animation. The museum’s _______________ (COLLECT) has the best samples of the British cartoon art.

There is a great library with _______________ (VARY) types of books related to comics and animation. The museum often holds themed exhibitions — the exhibition Alice in Cartoonland is __________________ (EXTREME) popular with people of all ages.

The curious creatures from the _______________ (WONDER) world created by Lewis Carroll live not only in books, plays, films, and games, but in cartoons and comics too! Another ______________ (EXCITE) option offered by the museum is kids and adult workshops. In the workshop, any ______________ (VISIT) can learn some basic skills in animation and filmmaking.

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1.

lives in

House in

Washington D.C. om

President of

United States

White

A.-, the, the, —

B. the,, the

C.-,-, the, the

D. The, the, the, —

2.

not any glass in

the windows, that is

why

so cold in

he room.

There is, it is

. It is, there is

C. There are, it is

D. There was, there is

3. When the fog

we

we are.

A. lifts, may

B. will lift, will be able

C. lifts, will be able

D. lifts, must

6.

— Yes, I

to see where

4. You looked very

busy when I

last night. What

A. hasn’t

B. did

C. has

D. didn’t

A. see, do you do

B. see were you doing

C. have seen, are you

doing

D. saw, were you doing

5. Mary hasn’t been in

London,

she?

you

breakfast yet?

?

A. Did you have, have

B. Had you had, have

C. Have you had, have

D. Do you have, had

my

7.1 a new house

last year, but I

old house yet, so at the

moment I have two

houses.

A. buy, don’t sell

B. bought, haven’t sold

C. have bought, sold

D. had bought, didn’t

sell

8. After failing his

driving test four times,

trying

he finally

to pass.

A. gave in

B. gave off

C. gave away

D. gave up

9. I all of the

questions correctly

since I began this

grammar exercise.

A. am answering

B. answer

C. have answered

D. had answered

10. I have my English

Monday

class

morning.

A. in

B. at

C. for

D. on

11. I was late. The

teacher

when I

the test

to class.

A. has already given,

got

B. had already given,

got

C. has already given,

get

D. was already giving,

get

12. They can’t have

more

strawberries. I want

to make jam.

A. some, any

B. no, some

C. any, any

D. any, some

13. We all

story as a joke.

A. thought

B. intended

C. treated

D. found

14. They

next Monday.

his

15. My hair

long.

to return

A. are sure

B. was sure

C. will be sure

D. would sure

A. grow

B. has grown

very

18. You are always

A. Neither do I

B. Neither did I

C. So do I

D. So did I

on time.

excuses for not

your homework

A. making, making

B. doing, doing

C. making, doing

D. doing, making

19. I can’t speak

French. I wish

A. can

B. would

C. could

D. had been able

20. What time does

your plane take

C. have grown

D. are growing

16. Nothing was stolen,

A. off

B. out

C. to

D. from

A. was it

B. wasn’t anything

C. wasn’t it

D. was anything

17. I enjoyed the film

last night.

?

21. When I

my passport, I

this old photograph.

for

22. I

for ages.

A. look, found

B. was looking, found

C. will look, will find

D. looked, found

to the theatre

A. wasn’t

B. hadn’t been

C. won’t be

D. haven’t been

23. Did you notice

Nick another

student’s paper during

the exam?

A. looked at

B. to look at

C. has looked at

D. looking at

24.1 to live with my family, but now I live alone.

A. am used B. used

C. am accustomed

D. used

25. You have a passport if you want to travel abroad.

A. have to

B. can

C. may D. might

26. She said that she and her present flat find another,

A. doesn’t like, tried B. doesn’t like, was trying

C. didn’t like, was trying

D. doesn’t like, will try

27. If it _raining yesterday, we the game.

A. hadn’t been, would have finished

B. wasn’t, will finish

C. weren’t, would have finished

D. weren’t, would finish sh

28. The new highway sometime next month.

A. has been completed

C. will complete will be completed D

29. I have always enjoyed travelling sister, Ming. My prefers to stay home.

A. although R

B. though C. however

THE EARL OF ST. VINCENT dates back to the 12th century, when it was built as a boarding house for the masons who constructed the church. It was named after a former Admiral who sailed with Lord Nelson. Lovingly restored by the present owners, it is a most extraordinary pub, filled with antiques and hidden away in the old part of the tiny, picturesque village of Engloshayle, in beautiful North Cornwall, England. North Cornwall is one of the last, unspoilt places in the British Isles to offer the visitor coastal scenery as magnificent and beautiful as anywhere in the world, together with the facilities and hospitality to ensure that one returns time and time again. The Earl of St. Vincent is to be found off the A389 Wadebridge to Bodmin Road. Close by there are the picturesque harbours of Padstow and Port Isaac, some superb golfing and a great many historic monuments and ancient sites.

30. What attracts tourists to the described pub? Because:

A. It is located in a house where there was a church in the 12th century.

B. in the house where it is located lived an associate of Admiral Nelson.

C. it is convenient to reach it for those traveling by car.

D. it still has the spirit of old England

B. completes

D. but

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9 Match the title with the text. There is one extra title in the task.

1.The recording process

2.The name of the book comes to me

3.Trying to set things clear

4.Working for money

5.Writing a book

6.The history of success

7.The doubts about the project

8.Too expensive for me

A.The history of this book is now quite complicated. So every time I try to tell it I don’t tell it right. And when finally I tell it right, I’m misunderstood. So the publication of this edition seemed like a good opportunity to clear up some facts about this book.

B.It started when I was traveling in Austria as a hitch hiker. I didn’t buy a book ‘Europe on Five Dollars a Day’, because I didn’t have as much money as that for travelling. So I’ve borrowed from someone a very old copy of the ‘Hitch Hiker’s Guide to Europe’ which suited me well.

C.After I spent a day in Innsbruck, I went out into the countryside and lay down in the field. The stars came out and I thought, it might be good if someone would write a ‘Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy’ as well. That’s how the idea of this book was born.

D.Then I was addressed by someone from BBC with an idea of making the radio series on science fiction. And that’s when the idea of this book popped up again in my mind. I think that the BBC’s officials hesitated a lot about this project but they had little choice for it has been started already.

E.When the script was ready, we started the recording. Sometimes we were working with the sound engineers for weeks to produce a single sound effect. Everyone complained that we are stealing their studio time and this was absolutely true. The budget of the series has grown up twice by that time.

F.In the meantime I was also writing for other radio series and editing the scripts for TV series. Of course it is very nice to be the author of some radio program and tell your friends that you are on the radio, but on the other hand that doesn’t bring you a lot of money at once.

G.The first episode went out on BBC Radio 4 on March 8, 1978. But it seemed to pass unnoticed for there was no publicity, no discussion in magazines and newspapers. So all we were doing seemed to be pointless. But then the book “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” was published in England in September 1979 and appeared on the Sunday Times best-seller list at number one and just stayed there. That’s how it has got to be popular.

I.Fill in: a, an, the where necessary. (вставь «a», «an», «the»)

1.I love swimming in ____________ Black Sea.

2.____Urals separate ___Europe from ____Asia.

3.Alice dreams of travelling to _____North Pole.

4.__Washington is ___ capital of ___ United States of America.

5.____ Baikal is one of the most beautiful places in our country.

6.That’s _______great jacket that you’re wearing.

II. Put the verbs into Present Simple, PresentContinuous, Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Past Perfect, Future Simple, to be going to.

1.Yesterday I _____________________ (come) to school early in the morning.

2.What ________ you _________ (do) at 6 p.m. on Saturdays?

3.When I _________ (see) Emma, she

_____________________ (talk) over the phone.

4.Ellie ________________ (write) a letter to her granny when mother _____________(call) her.

5.Charlie ___________ (have) a big family. They ____________ (live) together in a cottage. 6.”Where isCharlie?” “He _____________

________________ (walk) the dog!

7.I _______________ (be) to London five times.

8.What ______________ (be) the weather like last Sunday?

9.”Hi, Dan! Have you got plans for the weekend?” “I _____________________ (visit) my cousins Eva and Tom. Caretojoinme?”

10.I have a birthday party next weekend.

_______________ you ______________ (come)?

11.After the guard on duty _________ (leave) his post, the thief ___________ (lift) the painting.

III. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjective.

1.Which river is________________ (long) than the Amazon?

2.Which river is____________________ (long) in the world?

3.Who is_______ (good) student in your group?

4.Mary is as ____________ (tall) as Ann.

5.Sarah is three years__________ (old) than Ellie.

6.The African Black Mamba is one of____________________________ (poisonous) snakes in the world.

7.Childrenareoften ______________ (noisy).

IV. Choose the correct response.

1.[_] HowwasyourA.Ididn’tdo

weekend?anything special.

2.[_]Did you have aB.I’d like to go there.

goodweekend?

3.[_]I went to theC.Itwasnice.

Zoo.Thanks.

4.[_]What time?D.Yes, I’d love to.

5.[_]Would you likeE.At six.

to plant flowers?

V. Fill in:inspire, legend, species, rubbish,explorer, attempt, survive, mammal.

1.Columbuswas a (an) ___________________

who went on four voyages to “the New World”.

2.Leonardo da Vinci continues to __________

artistseventoday.

3.Thieves are often caught when they _________

tosellstolenproperty.

4.The story of Bolster the giant is a very well-known _____________________.

5.Half of the Pilgrims managed to ___________

thefirstwinter.

6.The Siberian Tiger is the largest cat _________

intheworld.

7.A dolphin is a ______________________that lives in the sea.

8.Youcanoftensee______________________

floating on the surface of the ocean.

VI. Read the text.

Buckingham Palace.

Buckingham Palace was built in 1702 and was the Duke of Buckingham’s city home. Since 1837, it has been occupied by Britain’s Royal Family. Every year, the Palace hosts royal ceremonies, state visits and other events which are organized by the Royal Family. Buckingham Palace has 775 rooms and it is decorated with extremely valuable works of art. The largest multi-purpose room is the Ballroom. It was opened in1856 with a ball to celebrate the end of the Crimean War, and since then, it has been used as a concert hall for various arts performances. Apart from being the Royal Family’s home and the office of the Queen, the Palace is also a major tourist attraction. From August to September, while the Queen is visiting Scotland, the Palace’s nineteen state rooms can be visited by public.

Decide if the statement is true (T) or false (F):

1.Buckingham Palace became home for the Royal Family in 1702.

2.The Palace hosts royal ceremonies every 2 years.

3.There are a lot of rooms in the Palace.

4.The Ballroom was opened to celebrate the end of the Boer War.

5.Tourists have never been in the Palace пожалуйста

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Robert Goddard

(be) born in 1882. When he was a child, he

(become) interested in firecrackers and

(think) about the possibility of space travel. He later

(become) a physics professor at a university. In his free time, he

(build) rockets and

(take) them to a field, but they didn’t fly. When he

(go) back to his university after his

(fail) attempts, the other professors

(laugh) at him. In 1920, Goddard

(write) an article about rocket travel. He

(believe) that one day it would be possible to go to the moon. When The New York Times

(see) his article, a reporter

(write) that Goddard had less knowledge about science than a high school student. Goddard

(want) to prove that The New York Times

(be) wrong. In 1926, he built a ten-foot rocket,

(put) it into an open car, and

(drive) to his aunt’s nearby farm. He put the rocket in a field and lit the fuse. Suddenly the rocket went into the sky. It travelled at 60 miles per hour (mph) to an altitude of 41 feet. Then it

(fall) into the field. The flight lasted 2½ seconds, but Goddard was happy about his achievement. Over the years, his rockets

(grow) to 18 feet and flew to 9,000 feet in the air. No one

(make) fun of him after he was successful. When Goddard

(die) in 1945, his work did not stop. Scientists continued to build bigger and better rockets. In 1969, when the American rocket Apollo 11 took the first men to the moon, The New York Times wrote: “The Times regrets the error.”

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Read the text and decide if the statements are true or false. Correct the false ones. (2

marks for a correct answer/ total 16 marks)

Learning a foreign language is not an easy thing. It is a long and slow process that takes a lot of time and efforts. Nowadays it is especially important to know foreign languages. Some people learn languages because they need them for their work, others travel abroad, for the third studying languages is a hobby. Everyone, who knows foreign languages can speak to people from other countries, read foreign writers in the original, which makes your outlook wider.

It is not surprising that many intellectuals and well-educated people are polyglots. I study English. Nowadays English has become the world’s most important language in politics, science, trade and cultural relations. Over 300 million people speak it as a mother tongue. The native speakers of English live in Great Britain, the United States of America, Australia and New Zealand. English is one of the official languages in the Irish Republic, Canada, the South Africa Republic. English is one of the official languages of the United Nations Organization and other political organizations. Half of the world’s scientific literature is in English. It is the language of computer technology.

To know English today is absolutely necessary for every educated person, for every good specialist. The English language is a wonderful language. It is the language of the great literature. It is the language of William Shakespeare, Jonathan Swift, Walter Scott, Charles Dickens. The great German poet Goethe once said, “He, who knows no foreign language, does not know his own one”. That is why in order to understand oneself and environment one has to study foreign languages.

1)English is widespread.

2)To learn English is difficult

3)Оnе must learn foreign language to get marks a school or at the university.

4)English is not important in different areas of the political and cultural life.

5)English is not the language of computers technologies.

6)Onlу English is the official language ol the United National Organization.

7)To know english today is absolutely necessary for every educated man.

8)The great German poet Goethe once said, that only that person knew his own language,who knew any foreign language

Reading

Sport in Britain The British have a reputation for being mad about sports. In fact they like watching sports more than playing them. The British are spectators and the most popular spectator sports are cricket and football. Football is the most popular game. Football, or soccer, is an example of a professional game. The game of football was first played in Britain, and later people began to play football in other countries. There are many amateur soccer players in Britain who play the game on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. Amateur clubs often play against professionals. Almost every school has its football team and every boy in Britain knows a lot about the game. He can tell you the names of the players in the most important teams, he has pictures of them and knows the results of many matches. Rugby is another popular British sport which is played in other countries. It is also called rugby football. The story is told that in 1823 boys at Rugby school in England were playing football in the normal way, when suddenly one boy picked the ball up and ran with it. That was how a new game was born. There are two forms of rugby football: the amateur game and the professional game. The two games have different rules. Football is the favourite winter game in Britain and cricket is the favourite summer sport. Amateur cricket has the same rules as the professional game. A typical amateur cricket match takes place on a green village, an open space in the centre of the village. It is played between two teams — the «home» team and the «visitors» who come from another village.

Task 1. Read the text. Write True or False next to the sentences:
1. The British like watching sports more than playing them. ____
2. The most popular spectator sports are rugby and football.____
3. The game of football was first played in the USA. ____
4. A typical amateur cricket match takes place on a green village. ____

Task 2. According to the story complete these sentences.

5. Football, or soccer, is an example of a .
A) amateur game
B) professional sport
C) professional game

6. There are many amateur soccer players in Britain who play the game on.
A) Thursday or Sunday afternoon
B) Saturday or Sunday afternoon
C) Saturday or Sunday evening

7.is another popular British sport which is played in other countries.
A) Cricket
B) Rugby
C) Football

8. is the favourite summer sport.
A) Cricket
B) Rugby
C) Football

WRITING

Task 3. Write a biography of a famous singer/band using the fact file below. Write the true information you know about him/her/them. Follow the plan and structure:

• The name of the singer/band

• Where they are from

• When they formed / split up

• When and where they are successful

• Famous songs/albums

• Type of music

• Style of clothes/hair

• Record sales.

• Personal facts about them

• Unusual facts

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