- •Затверджено
- •Передмова
- •Part I Texts for Listening and Reading
- •Sun spots
- •Apple faces its ‘Nike moment’.
- •Billionaires ‘adding to poverty’.
- •A Cherokee alphabet
- •It all adds up
- •Beware – chewing gum!
- •Unusual women of the past
- •Violent games and human brain
- •Face transplant man Richard Norris has ‘life restored’
- •Food shortages could force world into vegetarianism, warn scientists
- •Life expectancy data packed with surprises
- •Chimps and orangutans may experience midlife crises.
- •Naples chefs take sides in the ‘ultra pizza’ wars
- •Curriculum vitaes: tips that help
- •Neil Armstrong’s death prompts yearning for America’s past glories.
- •From Rags To Riches
- •The Art of Arguing
- •Writing
- •Speaking
- •Part II Grammar and Vocabulary Tests
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1. There is a large…….of posters to choose from. A. attraction B. admission C. selection D. eruption 2. Busy roads should have a…….so that people can cross the road safely. A. pedestrian subway B. one-way street C. roadwork D. lane 3. Only a ……of people voted for him, so he lost the election. A. majority B. feature C. altitude D. minority 4. Little Tom was really….. to see his grandmother after three months. A. alert B. courageous C. wise D. eager 5. Somebody……their flat while they were on holiday. They took everything. A. vandalized B. burgled C. broke D. stole 6. Although we had been warned, we never expected to…….such long delays. A. depict B. encounter C. enthrall D. capture 7. The last……of the film was definitely the best part. It was so moving. A. script B. shot C. scene D. setting 8. You’d better ask the company’s tax……. . He’s the expert on finances. A. consultant B. translator C. composer D. citizen 9. Lisa cannot……rudeness. It makes her angry. A. establish B. ensure C. tolerate D. associate 10. Passing my exams with good grades was a great……for me. A. pride B. fulfiment C. strength D. achievement |
11.Water…….results in the death of sea-life. A. extinction B. contamination C. recycling D. survival 12. Her boss agreed to give her a……so she could apply for a new job. A. input B. reference C. fee D. report 13. Poetry classes should be included in the school’s…….. . A. layout B. material C. course D. curriculum 14. In some parts tigers are hunted for their beautiful ……. . A. skin B. cover C. horn D. tusk 15. I wouldn’t wash this red T-shirt together with the write ones; the colours might …….. . A. run B. spread C. reappear D. reduce 16. Sally’s not too keen on…….food so don’t use too many chilli peppers. A. creamy B. greasy C. spicy D. salty 17. Sam got into the big soft bed and ……fell asleep. A. normally B. accidentally C. extremely D. promptly 18. Harry has…….for several posts and is still waiting for a reply. A. appointed B. applied C. sought D. presented 19. The train had broken down, so we had to wait on the……..for one hour. A. engine room B. muster station C. platform D. port 20. Sam is quite ….. and finds it hard to talk to new people. A. reserved B. well-groomed C. scruffy D. sloppy |
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1. The knights had to promise to serve the king in battle, …….for grants of land . A. in return B. in turn C. but D. in case 2. In a lord’s household a future knight…… good manners. A. taught B. had taught C. was taught D. were taught 3. By about 8500 BC Britain was almost as warm as it is today. The ice had retreated everywhere, the sea level…… . A. had raised B. rose C. raised D. was risen 4. The new farmers came in boats from …… northern Europe, carrying seeds of barley and wheat for growing annual crops. A. a B. – C. the D. an 5. In 750 DC, the population of the British Isles was only about 150,000. ……, there were enough people to make a great change to the landscape. A. In spite of B. However C. Although D. Also 6. There …..hilltop forts in Britain since Iron Age times, but the Norman kings deliberately built a chain of castles to impose order. A. were B. have been C had been D. was 7. From a fortified base, chieftains……. patrol the district for about 16 km around in the times of Norman Conquest. A. could B. were able B. must D. can 8. In some orders, monks laboured in the gardens, kitchens and workshops themselves, in ….. , manual work was done by servants. A. the other B. the others C. another D. others 9. They also brought animals…….for meat. A. for rearing B. to rear C. rear D. reared 10. Gradually the new settlers……their nomadic lives to build permanent homes and storehouses. A. gave up B. had given in C. gave in D. gave on |
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