Listening comprehension test

I. Find true and false statements

1) In most European countries there’s no censorship on videos.

2) censorship in Great Britain is very strict.

3) Violent films on TV cause violence in reality.

4) Teenagers sometimes cannot see the difference between reality and fiction.

5) The film producers think that too strict censorship might destroy the film industry.

6) Parents may not be worried about the quality and content of the films their kids watch on TV.

II. Complete the sentences.

1) Film censors are worried that young people might copy screen … .

a) fights; b) violence; c) kisses; d) movements

2) A recent … showed that many young, violent criminals watch violent films.

a) discussion; b) investment; c) research; d) investigation

3) But don’t young people know the difference between reality and … ?

a) fiction; b) fantasy; c) film; d) flowers

4) France has no limitations for … .

a) music; b) films; c) videos; d) clips

5) Countries vary in their opinion of video … .

a) cruel scenes; b) murders; c) fights; d) violence.

6) Spain and … have almost no limitations for the cinema or video.

a) Ukraine; b) Portugal; c) Peru; d) Germany.

III. Answer the questions.

1) Why can the censorship become stricter in Great Britain?

2) Why do people prefer to watch “Beavis and Butt-Head”?

3) What countries don’t almost have censorship?

4) What might destroy film industry?

IV. Ask 6 questions of different type to the text.

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Semester II writing

1. Choose correct answer.

1) My mother was … of making a cake when front door bell rang.

a) at the center b) on her way c) in the middle d) halfway through

2) … you do better work than this, you won’t pass the exam

a) Although b) If c) Unless d) When

3) If you want to join the history society, you must first … this application form.

a) make up b) write down c) fill in d) do up

4) He has just taken an examination … History.

a) on b) about c) for d) in

5) The police have asked that … who saw the accident get in touch with them.

a) somebody b) someone c) one d) anyone

6) It was impossible for her to tell the truth so she had to … a story.

a) invent b) combine c) manage d) lie

2.Here are fifteen pairs of words. One words functions as a noun while the other one as an adjective. Write each word in the proper column.

Ease, heroic, fame, foolish, care, supplement, troublesome, wooden, statuesque, comfort, truthful, famous, traditional, Texas, comfortable, death, statue, tradition, action, heroism, easy, truth, active, supplementary, careless, trouble, Texan, wood, fool, deathly.

Nouns: Adjectives:

3. Find the mistakes in the sentences and correct them.

1)“Aeneid”, a masterpiece of national humour, written in colloquial Ukrainian language.

2) I don’t know when “Aeneid”, written by I Kotlyarevsky, was first publishing.

3) Nobody couldn’t show me the way to the Art Gallery.

4) Nothing was never written in the newspaper about the new play.

5) We went either to the museum nor to the theatre last week.

6) We couldn’t buy tickets nowhere.