In every day speech Great Britain …. To mean the United Kingdom.

A) is used;

B) is madе;

C) consists;

D) is situated;

E) is located.

№ 751

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

The UK … of four countries

A) is made up;

B) consist ;

C) has made up;

D) is consist;

E) was consist.

№ 752

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

In the mourning English people have just a cup of coffee with a toast or something similar. This…a “continental breakfast”.

A) is call ;

B) is called;

C) was called;

D) are called;

E) can called.

№ 753

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

The British Isles…from the European continent by the North Sea, and the English Channel.

A) are separated;

B) is separated;

C) are separate;

D) is separate;

E) can separate.

№ 754

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

The UK … as a highly developed industrial country.

A) is known;

B) has known;

C) known;

D) is know;

E) knew.

№ 755

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

The UK …. by the elected government with the prime minister at the head

A) is ruled;

B) rules;

C) is rule;

D) ruled ;

E) has ruled.

№ 756

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

English kings and queens … in Westminster Abbey.

A) have been crowned ;

B) are crowned;

C) had crown ;

D) crowns;

E) has crowned .

№ 757

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Washington … after the first president of the USA, George Washington.

A) was named;

B) is named;

C) had been named;

D) will be named;

E) must be named.

№ 758

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

New York … in the natural harbor of the mouth of the Hudson River.

A) is located;

B) located;

C) was located;

D) can locate;

E) will be located;

№ 759;

Choose the Russian equivalent :

New-York is known for its restaurants.

A) В Нью -Йорке очень много ресторанов;

B) Нью -Йорк известен своими ресторанами;

C) Все знают, что в Нью -Йорке очень много ресторанов;

D) Я знаю хороший ресторан в Нью –Йорке;

E) В Нью -Йорке нет хороших ресторанов.

№ 760

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Skyscrapers … to build in Washington.

A) is not allowed ;

B) are not allowed;

C) has been not allowed ;

D) had been not allowed;

E) will be not allow .

№ 761

Choose the English equivalent

Ученикам объяснили правило.

A) The pupils were explained the rule;

B) The rule was explained to pupils;

C) The rules was explained to pupils;

D) The teacher explained the rule to the pupils;

E) A pupils was explained to the rule.

№ 762

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Don’t come in! Students … examined

A) are been;

B) are being;

C) has being;

D) will;

E) can.

№ 763

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

It was noisy. He .. Not being listened to

A) is;

B) was;

C) has;

D) have;

E) will.

№ 764

Put the phrase in Active voice into Passive voice

Everybody listened to him with great attention.

A) Everybody was listened to him with great attention;

B) He was listened to with great attention;

C) Everybody has listen to him with great attention ;

D) He listened to everybody with great attention;

E) No one listened to him .

№ 765

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

He … after in the hospital much better

A) will look;

B) will be looked ;

C) had looked;

D) has looked;

E) will be look.

№ 766

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Does he realize that he …at.

A) was being laughed;

B) is being laughed ;

C) has being laugh;

D) will be laugh;

E) is being laugh.

№ 767

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

When the fire brigade came, the building … destroyed by the fire already.

A) has been;

B) had been;

C) is been ;

D) will been;

E) was been.

№ 768

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

All the business letters … answered by noon.

A) have been;

B) will have been;

C) had been;

D) was been;

E) is been.

№ 769

Choose the Russian equivalent

The papers will have been received by tomorrow.

A) Мы получим бумаги к утру;

B) К утру бумаги будут на столе;

C) Бумаги будут получены к утру;

D) Бумаги пропали утром;

E) Бумаги были доставлены туром.

№ 770

Choose the Russian equivalent

The doctor has been sent for.

A) Доктор сейчас подойдёт;

B) Доктор только что выехал;

C) За доктором уже послали;

D) За доктором сейчас пошлют;

E) Вам вызвать врача?

№ 771

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

The successful performance of the young actress … much about.

A) will talk ;

B) must talk;

C) will be talked;

D) is talk;

E) talk.

№ 772

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Where are the magazines …?

A) are keep;

B) keep;

C) kept;

D) has kept;

E) will keep.

№ 773

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

He didn’t know when the mail ….

A) will be brought;

B) were be brought;

C) was brought;

D) brought;

E) be brought.

№ 775

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Yesterday I … to ring.

A) were asked;

B) asked;

C) was asked ;

D) asks;

E) have asked.

№ 776

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

Can’t you hear, we …spoken about now?

A) have been;

B) will;

C) are being;

D) has;

E) be.

№ 777

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

We … much interesting yesterday.

A) are shown;

B) have shown;

C) were shown;

D) shown;

E) show.

№ 778

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

The breakfast … just….by mother.

A) have been cooked;

B) is be cooked;

C) has been cooked;

D) has cooked;

E) cooked.

№ 779

Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.

She said that the picture … with a pen.

A) is being drawn;

B) have been drawn;

C) had been drawn ;

D) drawn;

E) to draw.

№ 780

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive.

Этот фильм показывали по телевизору, когда я вернулся домой

A) to show;

B) shows;

C) shown;

D) was being shown;

E) will be show.

№ 781

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive.

Новые фильмы показывают по телевизору каждый день.

A) shown;

B) will show;

C) shows;

D) are shown;

E) was shown.

№ 782

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive.

Я уверен, что фильм покажут к Новому Году.

A) shows;

B) will show;

C) shown;

D) will have been shown;

E) has shown.

№ 783

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive.

Сейчас здесь показывают новые фильмы

A) was shown;

B) shows;

C) show;

D) is being shown;

E) had show.

№ 784

Этот фильм был уже показан, когда я уже приехал сюда.

A) shows;

B) will show;

C) be show;

D) had been shown;

E) to show.

№ 785

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive. Много фильмов будет показано в следующем месяце.

A) to show;

B) to be shown;

C) is show;

D) will be shown;

E) has show.

№ 786

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive. Этот фильм показывали в этом году.

A) have been shown;

B) is show;

C) was show;

D) has been shown;

E) shows.

№ 787

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive. Этот фильм показывают уже пять месяцев.

A) will show;

B) will be shown;

C) to show;

D) has been shown;

E) to be show.

№ 788

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive. Мне не заплатили за работу

A) paid;

B) have paid;

C) will pay;

D) wasn’t paid ;

E) to pay.

№ 789

Choose the correct form of the English verb in Passive. Мою машину только что украли.

A) have stolen;

B) stolen ;

C) was stolen;

D) has been stolen;

E) will be stolen.

№ 790

Choose the correct form of the modal verb. One Englishman … beat three Frenchmen

A) is to ;

B) ought;

C) need;

D) may;

E) can.

№ 791

Choose the correct form of the modal verb. God … not be everywhere, therefore he created mothers.

A) may ;

B) might;

C) must;

D) need;

E) could.

№ 792

Choose the correct form of the modal verb. He who falls today, … rise tomorrow.

A) can ;

B) could;

C) should;

D) to be to;

E) may.

№ 793

Choose the correct form of the modal verb. … each day bring you closer to your better health.

A) should;

B) must;

C) have to;

D) can;

E) may.

№ 794

Choose the correct form of the modal verb. … not walk on the grass!

A) can;

B) could;

C) might;

D) need;

E) must.

№ 795

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.Do I … do this job for her?

A) ought to;

B) need;

C) should;

D) may;

E) have to.

№ 796

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.It was the first and the last ceremony I … see

A) to be to;

B) will;

C) shall;

D) can;

E) was to.

№ 797

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.A gentleman … be honest in his actions.

A) may;

B) must;

C) might;

D) need;

E) should.

№ 798

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.Law makers … not be law breakers.

A) can;

B) could;

C) must;

D) need;

E) should.

№ 799

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.Kings … be Kings in all things.

A) can;

B) may;

C) must;

D) to be to;

E) ought to.

№ 800

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.A liar … have a good memory.

A) ought to;

B) can;

C) may;

D) might;

E) need.

№ 801

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.I … nobody to keep me occupied.

A) need;

B) will;

C) can;

D) could;

E) should.

№ 802

Choose the correct form of the modal verb in Passive.She … be phoned immediately.

A) should;

B) will;

C) can;

D) must;

E) have to.

№ 803

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.An interesting offer … be made to you.

A) can;

B) may;

C) must;

D) need;

E) have to.

№ 804

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.The documents … be send as quickly as possible.

A) must;

B) need;

C) can;

D) could;

E) ought to.

№ 805

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.Ecologist say that our planet … be taken care of

A) should;

B) can;

C) may;

D) must;

E) could.

№ 806

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.Their kitchen is large, and it .. be used as a dining room

A) can;

B) may;

C) might;

D) ought to;

E) need.

№ 807

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.The job …be found by her easily.

A) can;

B) may;

C) might;

D) should;

E) need.

№ 808

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.Questions … be asked already.

A) may;

B) need;

C) can;

D) could;

E) must.

№ 809

Choose the correct form of the modal verb.The boss wants Mr. Black. He .. be found.

A) must;

B) can;

C) may;

D) should;

E) will.

№ 810

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.Fog held up the trains

A) Fog is held up the trains;

B) The trains were held up by the fog;

C) Fog hold up the trains;

D) Fog can held up the trains;

E) Fog has held up the trains.

№ 811

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.You are to live it here. Someone will call for later on.

A) This was to be left here;

B) This is to be left here;

C) This has to be left here;

D) This have to be left here;

E) This will to be left here.

№ 812

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.We called in the police

A) Police was called in;

B) Police were called in;

C) We have called in the police;

D) We was called in the police;

E) We has called in the police.

№ 813

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.They didn’t look after the children properly.

A) Children was not properly looked after;

B) Children were not properly looked after;

C) They didn’t looked after the children properly;

D) They didn’t looks after the children properly;

E) They don’t look after the children properly.

№ 814

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.Everyone looked up to him

A) He is looked up to by everyone ;

B) He was looked up to by everyone;

C) Everyone looks up to him;

D) Everyone have looked up to him;

E) Everyone has looked up to him.

№ 815

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.All the ministers will see him at the airport.

A) All the ministers see him at the airport;

B) He will be seen off at the airport by all the ministers;

C) All the ministers have see him at the airport;

D) All the ministers could see him at the airport;

E) He will seen off at the airport by all the ministers.

№ 816

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.He hasn’t slept in his bed.

A) The bed isn’t been slept in;

B) The bed hasn’t been slept in;

C) The bed haven’t been slept in;

D) The bed wasn’t been slept in;

E) The bed didn’t been slept in.

№ 817

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.We can build on more rooms

A) More rooms is be built on;

B) More rooms can be built on;

C) More rooms was be built on;

D) More rooms can built on;

E) More rooms can’t be built on.

№ 818

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.They threw him out.

A) They throw him out;

B) He was thrown out;

C) He is thrown out;

D) They have threw him out;

E) He were thrown out.

№ 819

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.Her story didn’t take them in.

A) They haven’t taken in by her story;

B) They wasn’t taken in by her story;

C) They weren’t taken in by her story;

D) They didn’t taken in by her story;

E) They aren’t taken in by her story.

№ 820

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.They took down the notice.

A) They take down the notice;

B) They have took down the notice;

C) Notice was taken down;

D) They has took down the notice;

E) They can took down the notice.

№ 821

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.People must hang in their weapons

A) Weapons must handed in ;

B) People must be hang in their weapons;

C) Weapons must be handed in ;

D) People must to hang in their weapons;

E) People must handed in their weapons.

№ 822

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.People often take him for his brother.

A) He was often taken to his brother;

B) He has often taken to his brother;

C) He is often taken to his brother;

D) He have often taken to his brother;

E) He was often take to his brother;

№ 823

Put the sentence in Active voice into Passive.The crowd shouted him down.

A) He have shouted down;

B) He has shouted down;

C) He was shouted down;

D) He was shout down;

E) He is shouted down.

№ 824

Choose the correct form of the verb.

Things …. from the house.

A) have stolen;

B) are steal;

C) were stolen;

D) stolen;

E) has been stolen.

№ 825

His clothes ... usually very cheap, but he is actually well-off.

A) are;

B) is;

C) was;

D) were;

E) to be.

№ 826

We ... friends with Oleg in childhood.

A) did;

B) took;

C) made;

D) called;

E) began.

№ 827

The concert usually ... about 3 hours.

A) begins;

B) starts;

C) lasts;

D) finishes;

E) continues.

№ 828

Shame on you. Why you don’t ... classes.

A) miss;

B) go;

C) attend;

D) visit;

E) show.

№ 829

Choose the correct variant.

A) I not usually have lunch at home;

B) I usually have not lunch at home;

C) I doesn’t usually have lunch at home;

D) I usually have lunch at home;

E) I haven’t have lunch at home.

№ 830

Choose the correct variant

A) Do his father drive a car very fast?

B) Is his father drive a car very fast?

C) Does his father drive a car very fast?

D) Do his father drive a car very fast?

E) Have his father drive a car very fast?

№ 831

Choose the correct variant

A) Do the shops close at 8 o’clock in the morning?

B) Does the shops close at 8 o’clock in the morning?

C) Do the shops closes at 8 o’clock in the morning?

D) Are the shops close at 8 o’clock in the morning?

E) Is the shops close at 8 o’clock in the morning?

№ 832

Choose the correct variant

A) You often play basketball?

B) Do you often play basketball?

C) Is you often play basketball?

D) Are you often play basketball?

E) You does often play basketball?

№ 833

Choose the correct variant

A) How you often play basketball?

B) How do you often play basketball?

C) How often do play basketball?

D) How often do you play basketball?

E) How play you often basketball?

№ 834

Choose the correct variant

A) She come home early;

B) She not comes home early;

C) She don’t come home early;

D) She come home early;

E) She doesn’t come home early.

№ 835

Choose the correct variant

A) Why doesn’t you come to the youth club?

B) Why you not come to the youth club?

C) Why not you come to the youth club?

D) Why don’t you come to the youth club?

E) Why isn’t come you to the youth club?

№ 836

Choose the correct variant

A) My brother never waits for us;

B) My brother doesn’t never wait for us;

C) My brother don’t ever wait for us;

D) My brother does never wait for us;

E) My brother never has wait for us.

№ 837

Choose the correct variant

A) We always go abroad for our holidays;

B) Always we go abroad for our holidays;

C) We go always abroad for our holidays;

D) We go abroad always for our holidays;

E) We are always go abroad for our holidays.

№ 838

Choose the correct variant

A) Does Sandra always get up early in the morning;

B) Does Sandra get up early always in the morning;

C) Does Sandra get up always in the morning early;

D) Does Sandra get up always early in the morning;

E) Do Sandra always get up early in the morning.

№ 839

Choose the correct variant

A) When next year do you start at the university?

B) When at the university do you start next year?

C) When do start you at the university next year?

D) When do you start at the university next year?

E) When next year do at the university you start?

№ 840

Choose the correct variant

A) We enjoy the theatre, but we don’t go very often there;

B) We enjoy the theatre, but we don’t very often go there;

C) We enjoy the theatre, but very often we don’t go there;

D) We enjoy the theatre, but we aren’t go very often there;

E) We enjoy the theatre, but we don’t go there very often.

№ 841

Choose the correct variant

A) How much does cost it for the return ticket?

B) How much for the return ticket does it cost ?

C) How much does it cost for the return ticket?

D) How does much it cost for the return ticket?

E) How much do cost it for the return ticket?

№ 842

Choose the correct variant

A) They don’t often phone my mother in London;

B) They often don’t phone my mother in London;

C) They don’t phone my mother in London often;

D) They don’t often phoned my mother in London;

E) They don’t phone my mother often in London.

№ 843

Choose the correct variant

A) The next train leaves in the morning at two fifteen;

B) The next train leave in the morning at two fifteen;

C) The next train leaved in the morning at two fifteen;

D) The next train leaving in the morning at two fifteen;

E) The next train are leaving in the morning at two fifteen.

№ 844

Choose the correct variant

A) What is the girl doing now?

B) What the girl is doing now?

C) What doing the girl now?

D) What is the girl doing now?

E) What does the girl doing now?

№ 845

Choose the correct variant

A) What those people are looking for?

B) What are those people looking for?

C) What is those people looking for?

D) What do those people looking for?

E) What do those people are looking for?

№ 846

Choose the correct variant

A) who’re shouting at the dog?

B) who’s shouting at the dog?

C) who shouting at the dog?

D) who does shouting at the dog?

E) who’ve shouting at the dog?

№ 847

Choose the correct variant

A) Do the children are listening to the teacher?

B) Are listening the children to the teacher?

C) Is the children are listening to the teacher?

D) Are the children listening to the teacher?

E) Have the children are listening to the teacher?

№ 848

Choose the correct variant

A) When you are going to have a meal?

B) When do you going to have a meal?

C) When are you going to have a meal?

D) When going you to have a meal?

E) When to have a meal you are going ?

№ 849

Choose the correct variant

A) How do many students sitting on the stairs?

B) How many students are sitting on the stairs?

C) How many are sitting on the stairs students?

D) How many is sitting students on the stairs?

E) How do many students sitting are on the stairs?

№ 850

Choose the correct variant

A) Why do they looking at me like that?

B) Why is they looking at me like that?

C) Why are they looking at me like that?

D) Why have they looking at me like that?

E) Why they are looking at me like that?

№ 851

Choose the correct variant

A) The cat isn’t hiding from the dog, isn’t it?

B) The cat hiding from the dog, isn’t it?

C) The cat is hiding from the dog, doesn’t it?

D) The cat is hiding from the dog, isn’t it?

E) The cat aren’t hiding from the dog, aren’t it?

№ 852

Choose the correct variant

A) Is the girl speaking rudely or politely?

B) Are the girl speaking rudely or politely?

C) Does the girl speaking rudely or politely?

D) The girl is speaking rudely or politely isn’t she?

E) Has the girl speaking rudely or politely?

№ 853

Choose the correct variant

A) The policeman is pointing at the dog;

B) The policeman haven’t pointing at the dog;

C) The policeman are pointing at the dog;

D) The policeman doesn’t pointing at the dog;

E) The policeman hasn’t pointing at the dog.

№ 854

Choose the correct variant

A) It doesn’t not raining now;

B) It isn’t rain now;

C) It’s not raining now;

D) It doesn’t raining now;

E) It is doesn’t not raining now.

№ 855

Choose the correct variant

A) Mrs. Bell is no buying for her children ice-cream;

B) Mrs. Bell is buy for her children ice-cream;

C) Mrs. Bell buying for her children ice-cream;

D) Mrs. Bell is buying for her children ice-cream;

E) Mrs. Bell no buying for her children ice-cream is.

№ 856

Choose the correct variant

A) The students aren’t drawing nothing;

B) The students are drawing nothing;

C) The students drawing nothing;

D) The students don’t drawing nothing;

E) The students isn’t drawing nothing.

№ 857

Choose the correct variant

A) John’s having a ride;

B) John has having a ride;

C) John having no ride;

D) John is have no ride;

E) John’s has a ride.

№ 858

Choose the correct variant

A) Why they not cleaning the window?

B) Why aren’t they cleaning the window?

C) Why they aren’t they cleaning the window?

D) Why don’t they cleaning the window?

E) Why they cleaning not the window?

№ 859

Choose the correct variant

A) Did Bill at home last night?

B) Did Bill was at home last night?

C) Was Bill at home last night?

D) Did Bill be at home last night?

E) Were Bill at home last night?

№ 860

Choose the correct variant

A) Who did be at home last night?

B) Who was at home last night?

C) Who did at home last night?

D) Who did was at home last night?

E) Who be at home last night?

№ 861

Choose the correct variant

A) When did Bill at home?

B) When did Bill was at home?

C) When was Bill at home?

D) When did Bill be at home?

E) When Bill did be at home?

№ 862

Choose the correct variant

A) Who cleaned clothes last night?

B) Who did cleaned clothes last night?

C) Who was cleaned clothes last night?

D) Who did clean clothes last night?

E) Who clean clothes last night?

№ 863

Choose the correct variant

A) When Bill cleaned his clothes?

B) When did Bill cleaned his clothes?

C) When was Bill cleaned his clothes?

D) When did Bill clean his clothes?

E) When Bill clean his clothes?

№ 864

Choose the correct variant

A) What he did first?

B) What was he do first?

C) What was he did first?

D) What did he do first?

E) What he do first?

№ 865

Choose the correct variant

A) Where he put them?

B) Where was he put them?

C) Where he was put them?

D) Where did he put them?

E) Where put he them?

№ 866

She (to learn) French and German two years ago.

A) lernt;

B) is learnt;

C) learnt;

D) was learnt;

E) were learnt.

№867

We (to keep) our car in the garage last winter.

A) were kept

B) kepted;

C) was kept;

D) kept;

E) is kept.

№868

They often (to make) mistakes lаst lesson.

A) made;

B) maked;

C) had make;

D) was made;

E) were made.

№ 869

When I lived with my parents I (to help) my mother about the house.

A) help;

B) helpt;

C) was helped;

D) helps;

E) helped.

№ 870

They (not to do) their shopping every day last year.

A) do not do;

B) did not do;

C) does not do;

D) not did;

E) did not to do.

№ 871

We (to go) to the university by metro yesterday.

A) go;

B) gone;

C) goes;

D) went;

E) did go.

№ 872

The classes (to begin) at 8 yesterday.

A) begined;

B) begun;

C) began;

D) begint;

E) begand.

№ 873

I (to stay) at school yesterday.

A) was stay;

B) stay;

C) stayed;

D) were stay;

E) stayd.

№ 874

It often (to rain) last October.

A) raint;

B) raind;

C) rain;

D) rains;

E) rained.

№875

Tom (to get) excellent marks in English yesterday.

A) got;

B) getted;

C) get;

D) gott;

E) was got.

№ 876

It often ( to rain) in autumn and spring last year.

A) rainet;

B) rain;

C) raint;

D) rained;

E) raned.

№ 877

Yesterday the boys (to spend) their free time on the bank of the river.

A) spent;

B) spend;

C) spended;

D) spented;

E) spond.

№ 878 She (to studiy) English hard at school.

A) study;

B) studied;

C) studed;

D) studing;

E) will study.

№ 879

Yesterday he (not to eat) breakfast because he (to get) up late.

A) didn’t ate, get;

B) didn’t ate, got;

C) didn’t eat, get;

D) didn’t eat, got;

E) don’t eat, got.

№ 880

I (to read) books yesterday.

A) will read;

B) readed;

C) read;

D) was read;

E) were read.

№ 881

I (to write) a lot of letters yesterday.

A) was write;

B) write;

C) written;

D) will write;

E) wrote.

№ 882

I (to go) to the library and (to take) a book yesterday.

A) went, took;

B) went, take;

C) go, took;

D) go, take;

E) gone, taken.

№ 883

Вчера я написала письмо маме.

A) Yesterday I wrote a letter to my mom;

B) Yesterday I write a letter to my mom;

C) Yesterday I written a letter to my mom;

D) Yesterday I writed a letter to my mom;

E) Yesterday I will write a letter to my mom.

№ 884

Two weeks ago I (to go)to London to see a friend of mine.

A) gone;

B) went;

C) goes;

D) go;

E) goed.

№ 885

This house (to cost) 35.000$ in 1980.

A) cosed;

B) costed;

C) cost;

D) coset;

E) cose.

№ 886

I was angry because Tom and Ann (to be) late.

A) are;

B) were;

C) is;

D) was;

E) am.

№ 887

Ann: Did you go out last night, Tom?

Tom: Yes, I (to go) to the cinema. But I didn’t enjoy the film.

A) goes;

B) gone;

C) go;

D) went;

E) got.

№ 888

When … Mr Edward’s …?

A) do, die;

B) did, die;

C) did, died;

D) does, die;

E) was, die.

№ 889

What you (do) at the last week–end?

A) do,do;

B) did,do;

C) has,done;

D) is done;

E) was done.

№ 890

We didn’t invite her to the party, so she (not to come) come.

A) did not come

B) not came

C) is not coming

D) are coming

E) will come

№ 891

Tom (to arrive)?-Not yet.

A) have arrived;

B) has arrived;

C) is arrived;

D) are arrived;

E) arrives.

№ 892

I didn’t have enough money (to buy) anything to eat.

A) to buy

B) is bought

C) was bought

D) are bought

E) has bought

№ 893

These crazy scientists (to find) treasures on Antarctica.

A) founded;

B) found;

C) find;

D) finded;

E) fond.

№ 894

Look what a fashionable blouse I (to buy). – Well, I (to wear) such blouse about two seasons ago.

A) buy, wear;

B) bought, worn;

C) buy, wore;

D) bought, wear;

E) have bought, wore.

№ 895

I (to have) be there right in time, but I was late as usual.

A) have to;

B) had;

C) have;

D) has to;

E) had to.

№ 896

I (to fly) from one continent to another last summer.

A) flew;

B) flow;

C) flown;

D) flied;

E) flyed.

№ 897

I accidentally (to cut) my leg yesterday.

A) cutted;

B) cat;

C) cuted;

D) cut;

E) cute.

№ 898

Find a mistake: I founded (1) myself in a desert (2) completely (3) exhausted (4) and without any water in a bottle (5).

A) 2;

B) 3;

C) 1;

D) 5;

E) 4.

№ 899

She (to be)in America two years ago.

A) are;

B) were;

C) is;

D) was;

E) am.

№ 900 Tom (to live) in Africa five years ago. .

A) lifted;

B) lived;

C) lives;

D) live;

E) life.

№ 901

They (to move) Moscow ten years ago.

A) move;

B) is moved;

C) has moved;

D) moves;

E) moved.

№ 902

Ann (to visit) London two years ago.

A) has visited;

B) visits;

C) visited;

D) are visited;

E) visit.

№ 903

Jane and Tom (to marry) two years ago.

A) married;

B) has maried;

C) are married;

D) marries;

E) marry.

№ 904

Mike (to swim) in the river every day.

A) swam;

B) swum;

C) swim;

D) are swum;

E) swims.

№ 905

The music at the party (to be) very loud and could be heard from far away.

A) are;

B) were;

C) am;

D) was;

E) be.

№ 906

They (to be glad) to meet him yesterday

A) am;

B) was;

C) are;

D) is;

E) were.

№ 907

Tom: Look! It’s raining again.

Ann: Oh no, not again. It (to rain) all day yesterday too.

A) is rained;

B) rains;

C) rained;

D) are rained;

E) rain.

№ 908

I (to enjoy) the last party very much.

A) are enjoyed;

B) is enjoyed;

C) enjoyed;

D) enjoyes;

E) has enjoyed.

№ 909

Mr Edward’s (to die) ten years ago.

A) dies;

B) died;

C) is died;

D) has died;

E) die.

№ 910

When I lived in Manchester, I (to work) in a bank.

A) work;

B) works;

C) is worked;

D) worked;

E) has worked.

№ 911

We (to invite) them to our party but they decided not to come.

A) invited;

B) invites;

C) had invited;

D) invite;

E) was invited.

№ 912

I was watching TV when my father (to come) back from work.

A) went;

B) come;

C) has come;

D) comed;

E) came.

№ 913

Listen, John! Who (to be) with you at yesterday’s party? – It (to be) my new girlfriend.

A) was, were;

B) was, was;

C) were, was;

D) were, were;

E) had been, had been.

№ 914

Bank of New York (to deal) with Halyk Bank last year, didn’t it?

A) did deal;

B) dealed;

C) dealt;

D) was dealing;

E) has dealt.

№ 915

I (to make) up my mind not to visit training courses any more.

A) was making;

B) has made;

C) makes;

D) made;

E) make.

№ 916

The speech of our President (to awake) us to the sense of patriotism and duty.

A) awoken;

B) awaked;

C) awoke;

D) has awoken;

E) are awoken.

№ 917 I (to understand) clearly what the teacher was explaining yesterday.

A) is understood;

B) understand;

C) had understood;

D) have understood;

E) understood.

№ 918

I (to go) to a basketball match last Friday.

A) went;

B) gone;

C) had gone;

D) was going;

E) have gone.

№ 919

This guy (to begin) using drugs several years ago. Now he is a finished man.

A) begun;

B) began;

C) is begun;

D) has begun;

E) begins.

№ 920

We (to send) him a letter last week but he hasn’t answered us yet.

A) send;

B) sent;

C) were sending;

D) have sent ;

E) sand.

№ 921

He owes me because I (to do) him a great favor.

A) were doing;

B) do;

C) done;

D) did;

E) was doing.

№ 922

I (to speak) to him last evening and he promised to come.

A) speaked;

B) spoken;

C) spoke;

D) speak ;

E) spoks.

№ 923

Have you seen my papers? – I guess I (to throw) them away.

A) had thrown;

B) is thrown;

C) thrown;

D) throw;

E) threw.

№ 924

Whom do you think I (to see) yesterday? – Tell me the truth I don’t know.

A) saw;

B) sew;

C) seed;

D) seen;

E) had seen.

№ 925

Can I wear your pink T-shirt? – I (to sell) it on a Christmas Sale.

A) sold;

B) seld;

C) is sold;

D) sell;

E) sells.

№926

Look! What a fashionable jeans I (to buy).

A) are bought;

B) bought;

C) buys;

D) have bought;

E) buy.

№927

She (to break) this vase yesterday and today it appeared to be glued.

A) has broken;

B) break;

C) have broken;

D) broke;

E) haden broken.

№928

Two years ago we (to be) students.

A) be;

B) was;

C) are;

D) been;

E) were.

№ 929

We (live) in Moscow for five years.

A) lives;

B) live;

C) lived;

D) have been living;

E) were live;

№ 930

When I (to be) student, I sometimes (stay) after classes (to play) volleyball.

A) were, stayed, to play;

B) was, stayed, play;

C) was, stayed, played;

D) was, stayed, to play;

E) was, stay, to play.

№ 931

Ann (translate) a lot of foreign letters at the office last week.

A) translates;

B) translate;

C) translated;

D) will translate;

E) translating;

№ 932

(To do) you (play) volleyball every week-end?

A) do, play;

B) did, play;

C) did, played;

D) does, play;

E) done, played;

№ 933

A week ago my friend (come) to Moscow from Leningrad.

A) came;

B) come;

C) comes;

D) comed;

E) will come;

№ 934

Yesterday (to be) my day off.

A) be;

B) were;

C) are;

D) been;

E) was;

№ 935

I (to get) up at 8 o’clock yesterday.

A) gets;

B) get;

C) got;

D) gotten;

E) will get;

№ 936

When you (to have) breakfast yesterday?

A) did…have;

B) have;

C) has;

D) had;

E) do…had;

№ 937

Mr Smith (to fix) his car yesterday morning.

A) were fix;

B) fix;

C) was fix;

D) fixed;

E) fax;

№ 938

Yesterday I (to get up) very early.

A) will get up;

B) get up;

C) gets up;

D) got up;

E) gotten up.

№ 939

I (to go) to the bathroom and ( to wash ) my hands.

A) went, wash;

B) went, washed;

C) go, washed;

D) go, wash;

E) gone, washed;

№ 940

Yesterday I (to have) breakfast with my son.

A) was having;

B) have;

C) has;

D) will have;

E) had.

№ 941

I (no to drink) tea,I prefer milk .

A) don’t drunk;

B) don’t drink;

C) didn’t drink;

D) didn’t drank;

E) didn’t drunk;

№ 942

Yesterday I (to drink) coffee.

A) drink;

B) drank;

C) drunk;

D) drinks;

E) are drunk;

№ 943

I (to leave) home with my son.

A) left;

B) leaved;

C) leaves;

D) has left;

E) was left;

№ 944

Yesterday in the evening I (to be) at home.

A) am;

B) were;

C) will be;

D) was;

E) been;

№ 945

They (walk) very quickly to be in time.

A) walked;

B) walk;

C) walks;

D) will walk;

E) was walk.

№ 946

If I studied hard, I would … the test yesterday.

A) Be passed;

B) Had passed;

C) Passed;

D) Have passed;

E) Pass.

№ 947

They are sure that nobody (to arrive) on Sunday if the weather (to be) bad.

A) Had arrived/will be;

B) Has arrived/is;

C) Will arrive/is;

D) Would arrive/was;

E) Arrived/would be.

№ 948

Nobody (to expect) that the expedition (to be found).

A) Is expected/will find;

B) Expected/would be found;

C) Expect/would find;

D) Expected/will be found;

E) Expects/had found.

№ 949

Choose correct variant

А) I would like to join the party;

B) I would to join the party;

C) I would to like to join the party;

D) I would to be like to join the party;

E) I would has liked to join the party.

№ 950

Choose correct variant

A) Will you promise to step on your toes if I not dance with me?

B) Will you promise not dance with me if I step on to your toes?

C) If I promise not to step on your toes you will dance with me?

D) Will you dance with me if I promise not to step on your toes?

E) Will you dance with me if I promise not step on to your toes?

№ 951

Could you speak…, I can not catch you?

A) More slow;

B) Most slowly;

C) Slowliest;

D) More slowly;

E) Many slowly.

№ 952

What film (to be) on now?

A) is;

B) were;

C) are;

D) had been;

E) was.

№ 953

What a boring film! It is the most boring film I ...ever ... .

A) have...seen;

B) is...seen;

C) are...seen;

D) will...seen;

E) has...seen.

№ 954

Find right question

You wish to know if your friend can lend you money.

A) Could you lend me some money?

B) You can borrow me money, can you?

C) You can lent me money?

D) Can you to lend me money?

E) Can you lent me money?

№ 955

We will be late, if you do not drive a bit…

A) Fastly;

B) More quick;

C) More fast;

D) Fast;

E) Faster.

№ 956

If the letter… in English he will easily translate it without a dictionary.

A) Writes;

B) Is written;

C) Will write;

D) Wrote;

E) Will be written.

№ 957

If a marriage finishes, you get…

A) Children;

B) Alone;

C) A family;

D) Divorced;

E) A ticket.

№ 958

The plants will grow better if…

A) You water them regularly;

B) The sun will shine brightly;

C) You will take care of them;

D) It will not be snowing;

E) It will be a fine weather.

№ 959

We… for the examination if I had known that it would be so difficult.

A) Had entered;

B) Did not have;

C) Could have entered;

D) Would be entering;

E) Would not have entered.

№ 960

If you look carefully, you… find writing scratched on the glass.

A) Can;

B) Are going to;

C) Shall;

D) Will;

E) Shall not.

№ 961

You… mad if you think I am going to lend you any more money.

A) Should be;

B) Are supposed to be;

C) Must be;

D) Ought to be;

E) Must not be.

№ 962

If I had not come along at that moment, Jim… the one arrested instead of the real thief.

A) Might have been;

B) May have been;

C) Can have been;

D) Could have been;

E) Should have been.

№ 963

He … it if he tried.

A) Can do;

B) Could do;

C) Could be done;

D) Could been done;

E) Could doing.

№ 964

If you… so much noise,I… able to sleep.

A) Make, will not be;

B) Will make,will be;

C) Will make, am;

D) Will not make, will be;

E) Will make, be.

№ 965

If I… in your shoes, I… her.

A) Was,help;

B) Were help;

C) Were,would have helped;

D) Shall be,would have helped;

E) Was, will help.

№ 966

I thought that he… her that he… to go to the Crimea.

A) Will tell, intended;

B) Would tell, intended;

C) Would tell, intends;

D) Would tell, has intended;

E) Would tell, had intended.

№ 967

If it …, we … go to the country.

A) Will rain, shall not;

B) Rains, shall not;

C) Rained, shall;

D) Will rain, will;

E) Rains, shall.

№ 968

If he… to Moscow he… sightseeing.

A) Will go… will go;

B) Goes… will go;

C) Has… will go;

D) Will have…will go;

E) Had… will go.

№ 969

If she… time then,she… to the theatre.

A) Had…would go;

B) Has… will go;

C) Will have…will go;

D) Shall have…shall go;

E) Do have…will go.

№ 970

If I… about it, I… them.

A) Shall know… visit;

B) Shall know… shall visit;

C) Knew… should visit;

D) Should know… visit;

E) Would know… visit.

№ 971

If he… time yesterday, he… the film.

A) Had had… would have seen;

B) Had… would see;

C) Would have… would see;

D) Had have… will see;

E) Will have… would see.

№ 972

If it… last Monday, they… to the park.

A) Had not rained… would have gone;

B) Did not rain… will go;

C) Would not rained… would go;

D) Do rained… will go;

E) Did rained… will not go.

№ 973

I wish he … here.

A) Were;

B) Was;

C) Is;

D) Are;

E) Was not.

№ 974

I wish you… earlier.

A) Come;

B) Had come;

C) Came;

D) Have come;

E) Comes.

№ 975

If he … here he would do this work.

A) Was;

B) Is;

C) Were;

D) Been;

E) Are.

№ 976

He ran as if he… a sportsman.

A) Was;

B) Is;

C) Were;

D) Been;

E) Are.

№ 977

She spoke as if she… the problem.

A) Knew;

B) Know;

C) Had known;

D) Have known;

E) Has known.

№ 978

They suggested that the work… next week.

A) Would be done;

B) Will be done;

C) Will have done;

D) Will have being;

E) Shall be done.

№ 979

It is important that they… at work at seven o clock.

A) Were;

B) Should be;

C) Are;

D) Been;

E) Being.

№ 980

He speaks as if he… his lesson.

A) Knows;

B) Known;

C) Knew;

D) Is known;

E) Are known.

№ 981

I wish I…

A) Can swim;

B) Can swam;

C) Could swim;

D) Have to swim;

E) Are swim.

№ 982

The teacher ordered that the text… immediately.

A) Should be translated;

B) Was translated;

C) Will translated;

D) Will be translated;

E) Is translated.

№ 983

It was necessary that they… there in time.

A) Would go;

B) Gone;

C) Went;

D) Going;

E) Are going.

№ 984

She wished now she… the bag.

A) Had forgotten;

B) Forgot;

C) Have forgotten;

D) Forgoted;

E) Forget.

№ 985

If only he … free!

A) Was;

B) Be;

C) Were;

D) Being;

E) Be not.

№ 986

Success… you!

A) Attend;

B) Attends;

C) Be attended;

D) Was attended;

E) Were attended.

№ 987

If she… not so absent-minded, she… her keys.

A) Was… will not have lost;

B) Be… would not lose;

C) Were… would not have lost;

D) Is… would not have lost;

E) Are… would be not.

№ 988

We wish our exams … over.

A) Were;

B) Are;

C) Be;

D) Is;

E) Was.

№ 989

It is difficult to get there by bus. I wish I … a car.

A) Have;

B) Had;

C) Has;

D) Having;

E) Have to.

№ 990

Sue is taking her English test tomorrow, but she does not know grammar well enough. She wishes she … it better.

A) Learns;

B) Learnt;

C) Had learnt;

D) Have learnt;

E) Learning.

№ 991

Dad is angry with you.

I am sorry. I wish I … those offensive words;

A) Did not say;

B) Had not said;

C) Have said;

D) Has said;

E) Having said.

№ 992

We had a wonderful holiday in France. I wish we … there again next summer.

A) Will go;

B) Go;

C) Went;

D) Would go;

E) Shall go.

№ 993

Will your sister come to the party? I wish she… some of my friends.

A) Would meet;

B) Meet;

C) Meets;

D) Have met;

E) Had met.

№ 994

Mag`s lost her key. She wished … so careless.

A) Was not;

B) Were not;

C) Had not been;

D) Have not be;

E) Is not been.

№ 995

I wish … I so much money. Now I have to borrow some from my parents.

A) Had not spent;

B) Did not spent;

C) Have not spent;

D) Is not spent;

E) Has not spent.

№ 996

Terry had a terribly headache yesterday. He wished he …less at the party.

A) Drank;

B) Had Drunk;

C) Are drunk;

D) Be drunk;

E) Have drunk.

№ 997

Sarah looks upset. Her husband wishes she … about their son s troubles.

A) Did not worry;

B) Does not worry;

C) Do not worry;

D) Be not worry;

E) Are not worry.

№ 998

I am hungry. I wish it … time for lunch.

A) Is;

B) Was;

C) Were;

D) Are;

E) Be.

№ 999

The cake was so delicious,but I wish there ... so much fat in it.

A) is not;

B) Had not been;

C) Was not;

D) Are not;

E) Be not.

№ 1000

Are you going to the seaside alone?

I wish my friends… to me.

A) Would come;

B) Come;

C) Came;

D) Will come;

E) Shall come.

Тест 1000 (английский язык)

Номер задания	Вариант ответа	Номер задания	Вариант ответа	Номер задания	Вариант ответа
1	A	400	E	800	Е
2	D	401	D	801	А
3	C	402	C	802	А
4	C	403	D	803	А
5	B	404	D	804	А
6	A	405	D	805	А
7	B	406	B	806	А
8	A	407	E	807	А
9	B	408	A	808	А
10	C	409	C	809	А
11	A	410	B	810	А
12	B	411	A	811	В
13	A	412	B	812	В
14	C	413	A	813	В
15	E	414	D	814	В
16	C	415	D	815	В
17	A	416	E	816	В
18	A	417	E	817	В
19	B	418	D	818	В
20	A	419	B	819	С
21	B	420	B	820	В
22	C	421	B	821	С
23	B	422	B	822	С
24	B	423	C	823	С
25	C	424	D	824	С
26	A	425	D	825	А
27	A	426	D	826	C
28	C	427	B	827	C
29	B	428	C	828	A
30	C	429	E	829	D
31	A	430	A	830	C
32	C	431	D	831	B
33	D	432	C	832	B
34	C	433	B	833	B
35	B	434	A	834	E
36	A	435	C	835	D
37	B	436	D	836	D
38	B	437	A	837	A
39	C	438	E	838	A
40	D	439	D	839	D
41	A	440	E	840	A
42	A	441	B	841	C
43	C	442	E	842	A
44	A	443	C	843	A
45	D	444	B	844	D
46	A	445	D	845	B
47	B	446	B	846	B
48	C	447	A	847	D
49	B	448	A	848	C
50	C	449	C	849	B
51	B	450	A	850	C
52	B	451	B	851	D
53	A	452	C	852	A
54	B	453	B	853	A
55	D	454	D	854	C
56	B	455	D	855	D
57	C	456	D	856	A
58	D	457	B	857	A
59	C	458	A	858	B
60	B	459	B	859	C
61	B	460	E	860	B
62	C	461	A	861	C
63	C	462	B	862	A
64	C	463	C	863	D
65	C	464	C	864	D
66	B	465	E	865	D
67	C	466	B	866	A
68	A	467	D	867	D
69	C	468	B	868	A
70	C	469	B	869	E
71	A	470	C	870	B
72	C	471	B	871	D
73	C	472	A	872	C
74	D	473	A	873	C
75	A	474	E	874	E
76	E	475	D	875	A
77	B	476	A	876	D
78	A	477	D	877	A
79	C	478	B	878	B
80	B	479	B	879	D
81	C	480	B	880	C
82	C	481	B	881	E
83	B	482	B	882	A
84	A	483	C	883	A
85	В	484	A	884	B
86	B	485	B	885	B
87	C	486	A	886	B
88	B	487	C	887	D
89	C	488	A	888	B
90	D	489	C	889	B
91	D	490	A	890	A
92	C	491	B	891	B
93	D	492	C	892	A
94	A	493	D	893	B
95	B	494	B	894	E
96	C	495	A	895	E
97	C	496	C	896	A
98	B	497	B	897	D
99	C	498	D	898	C
100	C	499	A	899	D
101	D	500	B	900	B
102	B	501	C	901	E
103	C	502	B	902	C
104	B	503	C	903	A
105	С	504	C	904	E
106	A	505	B	905	D
107	E	506	D	906	E
108	A	507	A	907	C
109	C	508	C	908	C
110	D	509	A	909	B
111	A	510	C	910	D
112	C	511	C	911	C
113	A	512	B	912	E
114	B	513	D	913	B
115	B	514	D	914	C
116	B	515	C	915	D
117	B	516	D	916	D
118	А	517	B	917	D
119	B	518	C	918	A
120	A	519	C	919	B
121	B	520	A	920	B
122	A	521	C	921	D
123	A	522	B	922	C
124	B	523	A	923	E
125	D	524	A	924	A
126	E	525	E	925	A
127	А	526	C	926	D
128	B	527	E	927	D
129	C	528	A	928	E
130	C	529	A	929	D
131	D	530	B	930	C
132	A	531	D	931	C
133	A	532	A	932	A
134	C	533	B	933	A
135	C	534	C	934	E
136	E	535	D	935	C
137	B	536	A	936	A
138	D	537	D	937	D
139	B	538	C	938	D
140	E	539	C	939	B
141	C	540	A	940	E
142	B	541	B	941	B
143	A	542	C	942	B
144	E	543	A	943	A
145	C	544	B	944	D
146	D	545	A	945	A
147	B	546	C	946	E
148	C	547	E	947	C
149	A	548	C	948	B
150	E	549	A	949	A
151	B	550	A	950	D
152	C	551	C	951	B
153	A	552	B	952	A
154	C	553	A	953	A
155	A	554	C	954	E
156	D	555	B	955	E
157	E	556	B	956	B
158	B	557	C	957	D
159	D	558	E	958	A
160	D	559	C	959	A
161	B	560	B	960	A
162	A	561	C	961	C
163	D	562	B	962	D
164	C	563	A	963	B
165	E	564	C	964	A
166	E	565	D	965	C
167	B	566	C	966	E
168	D	567	B	967	B
169	B	568	A	968	B
170	C	569	A	969	B
171	A	570	B	970	C
172	D	571	C	971	B
173	E	572	D	972	A
174	C	573	A	973	A
175	A	574	A	974	C
176	C	575	C	975	C
177	A	576	A	976	C
178	B	577	D	977	C
179	E	578	A	978	A
180	A	579	B	979	B
181	D	580	D	980	A
182	A	581	C	981	C
183	B	582	E	982	A
184	A	583	B	983	A
185	A	584	B	984	A
186	B	585	A	985	C
187	E	586	D	986	A
188	A	587	B	987	C
189	A	588	C	989	A
190	C	589	D	990	B
191	E	590	B	991	B
192	E	591	A	992	D
193	B	592	C	993	A
194	B	593	D	994	C
195	B	594	D	995	A
196	D	595	B	996	B
197	C	596	E	997	A
198	D	597	D	998	C
199	B	598	C	999	B
200	D	599	A	1000	A
201	A	601	D
202	D	602	D
203	B	603	A
204	C	604	C
205	D	605	D
206	B	606	E
207	A	607	D
208	C	608	B
209	D	609	C
210	D	610	B
211	B	611	C
212	E	612	B
213	B	613	B
214	C	614	A
215	A	615	A
216	D	616	E
217	B	617	B
218	C	618	C
219	B	619	C
220	A	620	A
221	B	621	D
222	D	622	D
223	C	623	C
224	E	624	A
225	B	625	B
226	B	626	D
227	A	627	C
228	C	628	B
229	E	629	A
230	B	630	D
231	E	631	A
232	B	632	D
233	C	633	C
234	B	634	D
235	A	635	C
236	C	636	A
237	B	637	A
238	C	638	A
239	C	639	A
240	D	640	A
241	B	641	A
242	B	642	A
243	C	643	A
244	B	644	B
245	C	645	A
246	B	646	B
247	B	647	B
248	A	648	B
249	B	649	A
250	С	650	A
251	B	651	B
252	C	652	C
253	D	653	A
254	C	654	B
255	B	655	A
256	B	656	C
257	C	657	B
258	C	658	C
259	C	659	A
260	C	660	A
261	B	661	A
262	C	662	A
263	В	663	A
264	А	664	A
265	C	665	C
266	В	666	A
267	Е	667	D
268	C	668	B
269	В	669	D
270	D	670	C
271	E	671	A
272	A	672	D
273	B	673	D
274	C	674	C
275	E	675	C
276	E	676	A
277	C	677	C
278	B	678	D
279	C	679	C
280	B	680	C
281	B	681	B
282	C	682	C
283	B	683	A
284	C	684	D
285	D	685	C
286	D	686	B
287	C	687	A
288	D	688	B
289	A	689	D
290	A	690	A
291	A	691	A
292	C	692	D
293	B	693	E
294	C	694	C
295	C	695	A
296	D	696	B
297	C	697	A
298	C	698	C
299	A	699	C
300	C	700	A
301	C	701	A
302	C	702	A
303	D	703	B
304	B	704	A
305	B	705	A
306	C	706	E
307	B	707	C
308	D	708	A
309	A	709	C
310	D	710	B
311	E	711	A
312	B	712	C
313	C	713	B
314	A	714	B
315	B	715	D
316	C	716	A
317	A	717	A
318	D	718	A
319	B	719	D
320	B	720	A
321	A	721	A
322	A	722	B
323	E	723	A
324	B	724	B
325	A	725	A
326	D	726	A
327	C	727	B
328	C	728	B
329	B	729	A
330	D	730	B
331	A	731	A
332	C	732	B
333	B	733	A
334	A	734	A
335	E	735	A
336	B	736	E
337	C	737	D
338	B	738	A
339	E	739	E
340	B	740	B
341	C	741	A
342	B	742	D
343	C	743	A
344	A	744	C
345	C	745	A
346	D	746	B
347	A	747	B
348	C	748	B
349	B	749	A
350	C	750	А
351	A	751	А
352	B	752	B
353	B	753	А
354	E	754	А
355	E	755	A
356	A	756	А
357	D	757	А
358	С	758	А
359	А	759	В
360	A	760	В
361	D	761	В
362	A	762	В
363	B	763	В
364	C	764	В
365	A	765	В
366	D	766	В
367	D	767	В
368	D	768	В
369	C	769	В
370	B	770	С
371	A	771	С
372	C	772	С
373	C	773	С
374	D	774	С
375	D	775	С
376	B	776	С
377	D	777	С
378	D	778	С
379	A	779	С
380	A	780	Д
381	B	781	Д
382	D	782	Д
383	B	783	Д
384	A	784	Д
385	D	785	Д
386	B	786	Д
387	E	787	Д
388	C	788	Д
389	A	789	Д
390	C	790	Е
391	D	791	Е
392	A	792	Е
393	A	793	Е
394	B	794	Е
395	D	795	Е
396	A	796	Е
397	C	797	Е
398	B	798	Е
399	C	799	Е