Возможное КР с диска по инглишу №4

ТЕСТ V

Подберите к каждому определению соответствующий термин.

1.Gaseous form to which certain substances may be reduced by heat.

a.vapor

b.gas

c.liquid

2.A liquid that holds another substance in solution, i. e. dissolves it.

a.acid

b.solvent

c.base

3.Something which is mixed with another substance.

a.solution

b.compound

с. admixture

4.Any chemical compound that has a sour taste (given by the hydrogen ion).

a.liquid

b.solution

c.acid

5.The attraction toward the earth that makes any mass exert downward force or have weight.

a.gravity

b.connection

c.strength

6.The smallest possible quantity of a di-, tri-, or polyatomic substance that retains the chemical properties of the substance.

a.molecule

b.atom

c.element

МОСКОВСКАЯ МЕДИЦИНСКАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ им. И.М. СЕЧЕНОВА

Кафедра иностранных языков

Контрольная работа №4 для студентов I курса заочного отделения фармацевтического факультета

Вариант 5

Москва 2002

ТЕСТ I

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Our atomic age is more than 2000 years old. More than 2000 years ago Greek philosophers discussed the structure of the atom. Democritus suggested that all matter consisted of particles which are invisible, and indivisible. The Greeks called them atoms. The idea of atomic structure of matter was later almost forgotten. It came to life again at the beginning of the 19th century when the English chemist, John Dalton, introduced into science the following theory of atoms:

1.- all elements are composed of minute particles called atoms

2.atoms of. the same element are of equal weight, although they may differ in weight from atoms of other elements

3.atoms always combine and unite as wholes.

Since the time of Dalton knowledge of chemistry has advanced greatly. Outstanding achievements have been made in determining the fields of the structure of atom, biochemical fundamentals of life, chemical technology and mass production of chemicals and medicines.

From the point of view of the atomic theory a chemical element is a species of atoms characterized by a definite set of properties. The properties of all the atoms of any one element are the same and differ from those of the atoms of any other element. A simple substance is the result of combination of like atoms, it being the mode of existence of elements in their free state. The combination of different atoms gives rise to a complex substance. A molecule is the smallest possible quantity of a di-, tri-or polyatomic substance that retains the chemical properties of the substance. Molecules that are found in all substances travel fastest in gases, less rapidly in liquid and very slowly in solids. The weights of molecules are determined by the weights of the atoms that compose the molecules. Oxygen whose weight is given as 16, is taken as the standard for determining the relative weights of the atoms of elements. Every atom consists of one nucleus and one or more electrons. The nucleus is a small, heavy particle containing almost the mass of the atom.

1.Согласно Демокриту, все вещества состоят из крошечных невидимых частиц.

2.Джон Дальтон дал каждому элементу определенный символ.

3.Простые вещества состоят из одинаковых атомов.

4.Скорость движения молекул зависит от состояния вещества.

5.Современная химия изучает свойства микрочастиц.

6.Атомно-молекулярное учение позволило объяснить основные понятия и законы химии.

ТЕСТ II

Укажите нужную форму причастия, пропущенную в предложении.

1.The substance ___________ a magnetic field is metallic.

a.affecting

b.being affected

c.affected

2.The results _________ are very good.

a.obtained

b.obtaining

c.having obtained

3.The temperature of the liquid _________remained constant.

a.obtained

b.having obtained

c.obtaining

4.__________ results have great importance.

a.having obtained

b.obtaining

c.obtained

5.The number of hydrocarbons __________ in the literature is more than one hundred thousand.

a.mentioning

b.mentioned

c.having mentioned

6._______a very inert gas it is used for filling electric light bulbs.

a.being

b.having been

c.been

ТЕСТ III

Выберите правильный вариант перевода подчеркнутой части предложения.

1. The experiment having been carried out, they made up their mind to have a rest.

а. проводя эксперимент

b. во время проведения экспериментов с. после окончания эксперимента

2. The article being ready, she will show it to her friends.

а. когда статья будет готова…

b.так как статья была готова… с. если статьи будут написаны…

3.Having obtained the necessary compound he could finish his experiment.

а. получив…

b.когда он получил…

с. при получении…

4. The professor came into the lecture hall, the students following him.

а. когда студенты последовали за ним b. студенты, идущие за ним…

с. и студенты последовали за ним

5. When heated, metals melt.

а. нагреваясь…

b.при нагревании… с. когда нагревали…

6.The method being discussed has been developed in this laboratory.

а. рассмотренный

b.который обсудили

c.обсуждаемый

ТЕСТ IV

Укажите перевод подчеркнутых слов.

1.Acid rain results from the release into the atmosphere of nitrogen oxide and sulfur oxide.

а. кислота

b.кислотный с. кислотность

2.Data provided by the tests were processed by computers.

а. получили

b.полученные

с. при условии

3. Starches are widely distributed throughout the plant world.

а. растительный

b.во всех растениях с. по всему растению

4.They will be able to isolate the substance provided they understand its chemical properties.

а. если

b.полученные

с. обеспечили

5. That strong solution should be examined.

а. раствор

b.решение с. лекарство

6.Unlike oxygen, nitrogen is very unreactive.

а. различный

b.не похожий

с. в отличие

ТЕСТ V

Подберите к каждому определению соответствующий термин.

1.Substance causing death or harm if absorbed by a living thing (animal or plant).

a.poison

b.gas

c.medicine

2.The dissolved substance in a solution.

a.solvent

b.base

c.solute

3.Something which is mixed with another substance.

a.solution

b.compound

c.admixture

4.A mutual incorporation of two or more substances, without chemical union, the physical characteristics of each of the components being retained.

a.solution

b.mixture

c.suspension

5.Gaseous form to which certain substances may be reduced by heat.

a.vapor

b.gas

c.liquid

6.The smallest possible quantity of a di-, tri-, or polyatomic substance that retains the chemical properties of the substance.

a.molecule

b.atom

c.element

МОСКОВСКАЯ МЕДИЦИНСКАЯ АКАДЕМИЯ им. И.М. СЕЧЕНОВА

Кафедра иностранных языков

Контрольная работа №4 для студентов I курса заочного отделения фармацевтического факультета

Вариант 6

Москва 2002

ТЕСТ I

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The states of matter are few. There are three physical states of substance: gaseous, liquid and solid states. The existence of different kinds of solids, such as iron, wood and of some kinds of liquids has been recognized from the earliest times. But that similar difference existing amongst invisible gases has only been ascertained within a recent period. Solids have both a definite form and a definite volume tending to keep it. The particles of a solid are so rigidly connected to one another that they cannot move from place to place, they having minute vibrations about definite points. They are held in a pattern that repeats itself in three dimensions. Crystals are highly ordered form of a geometrical solid made by natural process. A gas or a gaseous body has neither a definite shape nor a definite volume. A gas cannot be kept in an open vessel. A liquid body must be kept in a vessel and adapts itself to the shape of the vessel. Liquids spread under the influence of gravity. To keep its upper surface horizontal liquid flows from a higher to a lower level. Liquids and gases are both called fluids. Many kinds of matter can be obtained in each of the three states. We know water to be a colorless liquid, but in very cold conditions it becomes a solid called ice, and heated on a fire becomes a vapor called steam. Water, consisting of molecules, is composed of two atoms of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen. Chemically there is no difference between the liquid, the solid and the gas, all made up of molecules with the formula H2O. Most substances are only familiar to us in one state because temperature required to turn them into solids is very low or the temperature required to turn them into gases is too high.

The main difference between the states is the relative quantities of energy molecules possess in different states.