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Billy connolly (born 1941)

(1)… a miserable childhood, Connolly trained (2) … a welder in Glasgow shipyards. He also played the banjo and sang in folk clubs, telling jokes (3) … songs. These were (4) … popular that Connolly became a fulltime comedian, (5) … on stage and television in Britain, the USA and Australia. His quick, sharp wit and willingness to shock (6) … him many fans. He was also praised (7) … serious acting roles and for (8) … charities.

Taken from The History of Scotland for Children

1

A During

B After

C Before

D Because

2

A like

B for

C as

D alike

3

A between

B behind

C back

D instead

4

A such

B too

C enough

D so

5

A appear

B appearing

C appeared

D appears

6

A won

B wins

C is winning

D have won

7

A of

B with

C for

D over

8

A support

B supports

C supported

D supporting

III. Writing

Share your opinion (60–80 words) on the topic: “Nature protection”. Follow this plan:

• describe the problems of the environment;

• what will happen if we don’t take action;

• what individuals can do to help;

• what authorities should do to help.

EXAMINATION CARD 12

II. Use of english

Choose the correct item A, B, C or D.

Today we take many inventions for granted but one of the most useful ones is the ‘not so (1) ’ supermarket trolley. Before the 1930s women shoppers went into grocery stores with their own baskets. (2) , they would only buy a few things because their baskets wouldn’t (3) much.

Sylvan Goldman of Oklahoma (4) this and decided that he had to think of a way to encourage people to buy more, especially since business was not (5) very well.

He took a folding chair, (6) wheels to the legs and placed two baskets on top. He put the trolleys near the door and waited to see his customers’ (7) . He was very disappointed. No one (8) any notice. Nevertheless, being a very determined man, he didn’t give up. He hired people to push them around the store filled with gro­ceries. Customers were offered one to try out and his success story began.

1

A critical

B significant

C meaningful

D serious

2

A Furthermore

B In particular

C However

D Apart from that

3

A put

B keep

C hold

D take

4

A noticed

B watched

C regarded

D viewed

5

A making

B running

C doing

D heading

6

A included

B added

C combined

D accompanied

7

A replies

B remarks

C reports

D reactions

8

A took

B got

C made

D had

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