Kate and little Ann are in their room. A terrible storm is blowing outside. Kate is looking through the window. She can see a big tree on the ground. She says: « ... »

<variant> What a strong wind!

<variant> How brightly the moon is shining.

<variant> It is a nice day, isn’t it?

<variant> What a terrible rain!

<variant> We all like stormy weather.

<question> Find the antonym to the word “modern”

<variant> Ancient

<variant> Interesting

<variant> Curious

<variant> Popular

<variant> Silly

<question> Find the synonym to the word “storey”

<variant> Floor

<variant> Ladder

<variant> Step

<variant> Attic

<variant> Grade

<question> Find the antonym to the word “hard-working”

<variant> Lazy

<variant> Sociable

<variant> Cheerful

<variant> Reliable

<variant> Restless

<question> Choose the best answer: The book “Sister Carrie” was writtan … Theodore Dreiser.

<variant> by

<variant> to

<variant> in

<variant>at

<variant> of

<question> Give synonym: To be absent

<variant> to be away

<variant> to pass away

<variant> to go away

<variant> to go on

<variant> to go on

<question> Give synonym: Comfortable

<variant> convenient

<variant> delicious

<variant> unfavorable

<variant> significant

<variant> furious

<question> Give synonym: Children’s room

<variant> nursery

<variant> pantry

<variant> childry

<variant> study

<variant> laundry

<question> The 4^th of July is the biggest national holiday of the USA. It is …

<variant> Independence Day

<variant> Easter Day

<variant> Thanksgiving Day

<variant> St. George’s Day

<variant> Mother’s day

<question> The capital of the USA is:

<variant> Washington

<variant> New-York

<variant> New-Ark

<variant> Boston

<variant> Manhattan

<question> Use the proper form of the verb: Water ….at 100 degrees centigrade.

<variant> boils

<variant> is boiling

<variant> to boil

<variant> has boiled

<variant> boilt

<question>Choose the correct model verb: The planet Venus ... be seen clearly in the night sky during this month.

<variant> may

<variant> could

<variant> can

<variant> might

<variant>must

<question>Complete the proverb: Early to bed early to rise makes a man healthy, ... and ...

<variant> Wealthy/ wise

<variant> Clever/ wealthy

<variant> Clever/ wise

<variant> Wealthy/ serious

<variant> Serious/ wealthy

<question> She … (to talk) by phone when I came.

<variant> was talking

<variant> has been talking

<variant> had been talking

<variant> had talking

<variant> would talking

<question> Choose the right word. I don’t want to eat. I’m just …

<variant> thirsty

<variant> hungry

<variant> not hungry

<variant> not thirsty

<variant> angry

<question> Put the appropriate preposition: Knowledge …. power.

<variant> is

<variant> from

<variant> for

<variant>in

<variant>to

<question> Put in the correct prepositions or adverbs: Look ….the baby while I am out.

<variant> after

<variant> to

<variant> till

<variant> by

<variant>at

<question> What time .........

<variant> did you get to work this morning ?

<variant> did you get to the work this morning ?

<variant> will you arrive the work this morning ?

<variant> did you reach the work this morning ?

<variant> does you get to work this morning ?

<question> Can you give me ......... about train times please?

<variant> some information

<variant> an information

<variant> the information

<variant> some informations

<variant> a information

<question> You ......... a licence to ride a bike in Cambridge.

<variant> haven’t have

<variant> haven’t to have

<variant> don’t have to have

<variant> mustn’t have

<variant> haven’t have

<question> Choose the correct preposition: America was named ... an explorer who was born in Italy.

<variant> after

<variant> over

<variant> for

<variant> on

<variant>at

<question> Make the right choice: There … a sofa, two armchairs, coffee-table and journals on it in the guestroom.

<variant> is

<variant> are

<variant> were

<variant> no correct answer

<variant>be

<question> Fill in the appropriate modal verb: The news … be true! I don’t believe you.

<variant> can’t

<variant> can

<variant> be able to

<variant> couldn’t

<variant> able

<question> Choose the right form of the verb: Provided it ... raining, we’ll go for a walk this afternoon

<variant> stops

<variant> has stopped

<variant> is stopped

<variant> stopped

<variant> is stopping

<question> Choose the correct pronoun: Be careful! They are looking at ...

<variant> us

<variant> we

<variant> our

<variant>I

<variant>ours

<question> How .......... to get to London by train?

<variant> long does it take

<variant> long time does it take

<variant> long it take

<variant> much time it takes

<variant> far do you

<question> Choose the correct form of the verb: I didn’t have time to check the composition. I handed it in as soon as I ... it.

<variant> finishes

<variant> has finishes

<variant> finished

<variant> finish

<variant>will be finished

<question>You haven't really been to England, ___ you?

<variant> have

<variant> had

<variant> were

<variant> did

<variant> do

<question> A chemist is a place ..........

<variant> where you can buy medicine

<variant> at which you can buy medicine in

<variant> which you can buy medicine

<variant> where you can buy picture

<variant> where you can buy food

<question> Choose the correct tense: You are so quiet. What (think/you) about?

<variant> are you thinking

<variant> do you think

<variant> think you

<variant> is thinking

<variant> be thinking

<question> Fill in the blanks with the correct form: She speaks in … voice than the last time.

<variant> a louder

<variant> a more loud

<variant> the loudest

<variant>a loudest

<variant> a loud

<question> Fill in the blanks with the correct form: Is it … to go there by car or by train?

<variant> cheaper

<variant> more cheap

<variant> the cheapest

<variant> cheap

<variant> a cheapest

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