6)Choose the correct word:

1. I'm afraid this dress isn't_________for the occasion.

a) convenient b) comfortable c) suitable

2. Albert Einstein was a famous ________.

a) doctor b) physicist c) physician

3. Her sixteen-year-old daughter is already a very good_________.

a) cook b) cooker c) chef

4. The ________ has risen enormously.

a) cost of living b) cost of life c) living cost

5. It was difficult for me to ________this decision.

a) do b) make c) come by

5. I'm afraid I have to __________ the afternoon visiting my aunt in hospital.

a) pass b) take c) spend

5. I can't remember what_________before the accident.

a) passed b) came to pass c) happened

8. The footballer was sent off the __________ for bad language.

a) court b) pitch c) track

9. She told me to _________ the keys from her handbag.

a) get b) obtain c) receive

10. The car was slightly ____________in the accident.

a) damaged b) hurt c) destroyed

7. Writing

Write a composition using 120 - 180 words:

“Consumer Rights Violation”.

Контрольная работа по английскому языку для студентов 3-го курса заочного отделения.

Variant 2

1. Grammar test

1) Put the verbs in brakets into the correct tense

A. Mrs Melrose was taking the night train from London to Glasgow. She

1) (find) a job in Glasgow and had to have an interview with the

manager at 9 o'clock in the morning. It was three o'clock in the morning and she

2) (try) to sleep but couldn't. The heater 3) (not /

work). The compartment was very cold. Mrs Melrose 4) (have) a very '

expensive fur coat. She 5)_ (wrap) it around her and

6) (curl) up on the seat. There was only one other person in the

compartment - a woman. At about half past three in the morning Mrs Melrose

7) (leave) the compartment to get a drink. When she

8) (come) back she 9)_ (get) a nasty shock. The other

woman 10) (wear) her fur coat.

^{B. One day last summer 11) (work) in a baron the beach. I}

2) (just/leave) school And I was young and naive. Anyway,

on that day I 3) (serve) the drinks by myself - my other

colleagues 4) (not/arrive) for work yet. A man 5)

(come) up to the counter and 6) (ask for) "a

whisky on the rocks". I 7) (want) to be helpful, so I filled a glass

with whisky, 8) (take) it over to where he 9)

(sit) with his friends and 10) (place)' it

in the rocks next to him. The next thing that happened was they all started laughing

and laughing. I 11) (never/be) so embarrassed in my life. Of

course, when I realized my.mistake I 12) (see) the funny side

as well, and in the end everything 13) (be) OK. In fact, by

the end of the evening I 14) (become) friends with them all.

But, even today, when I hear the phrase "on the rocks" it 15)

(remind) me of that day.

2). Fill in the correct modal verb:

1. You eat more fresh fruit.

2. I have a suggestion?

3. She be asleep.

4. She'll walk soon.

5. Come and help us, if you

6. You (pay) for the drinks. They are served free of charge

in honour of the grand opening.

3. 1 am asking if you hold your breath for 5 minutes.

4. You (worry) about paying your credit card

debt. I have already done it.

3. You (take) some cash with you, the restaurant may

not accept credit cards.

3. Mary's trip took too much longer than we had expected, so she (be) very tired.

3). Put the verbs in brackets into correct tenses.

1. If I get up early tomorrow, I (go) jogging.

2. It would be all right if you (come) round at about six.

3. What a pity my husband is away. If he were here, he _(help)

us.

4. If you like stories, you (love) this book.

5. If I \ you, I wouldn't play with those matches.

6. If I knew her number, I (call) her.

7. If you (not / want) to stay at the party, I will take you home.

8. Clara (be) happier, if she didn't make a mistake.

9. If I change my mind, I (tell) you.

10.If she (come) before eight o'clock, I'll be waiting for her.