Английский язык. Учебно-тренировочный тест для подготовки к централизованному тестированию и экзамену
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PART B
?В каждом предложении заполните пропуск словом, образованным от указанного в скобках.
B1. Ann's … qualities made her an ideal primary school teacher (mother).
B2. The success of teaching a foreign language … depends on choosing the correct method (large).
B3. Unfortunately some of the teaching materials are hardly … (use).
?Переведите на английский язык фрагмент предложения, данный в скобках.
B4. It (не составляет разницы) whether the teacher is a man or a woman.
B5. Traditionally (большинство) of primary school teachers are women.
B6. It's quite a task to teach a class of students who are all (скучающие).
Прочитайте текст. Заполните каждый из пропусков
?только одним словом, подходящим по смыслу. Слово должно содержать не более 15 символов.
Even if the teacher is a real pro, not (B7) … goes smoothly. It is not infrequent that teachers can lose (B8) … of the situation in class. Besides, students are (B9) … always prepared for friendliness and warmth on the part of teachers. Really, in education, just like (B10) … else, things take time.
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Test 09 |
YOUTH AND JOBS |
PART A
К каждому заданию даны варианты ответов, из ко-
?торых только один является верным. Выберите правильный ответ из четырех предложенных.
A1. Job satisfaction is a top priority but wages … also vital for the young.
1)is
2)are being
3)have been
4)are
A2. It takes me an hour to get to my office. It’s the … place of work
I’ve ever had.
1)most farther
2)farther
3)most farthest
4)farthest
A3. More than … local students do the dishes in cafes, pubs to make a living.
1)thousand of
2)the thousand
3)a thousand
4)an thousand
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A4. There were two applicants for the job. A form was given to …
1)every one
2)each
3)every
4)each one
A5. It's very unfortunate but you … here because you … the test.
1)wouldn’t work, didn’t pass
2)aren’t working, aren’t passing
3)wouldn’t work, hadn’t passed
4)won’t work, haven’t passed
A6. If you … the cleaning thoroughly and quickly, you … a higher wage.
1)will do, will get
2)do, would get
3)did, would had got
4)do, will get
A7. Once I … to my mate that I … as an apprentice to a dentist.
1)tell, would be working
2)said, would work
3)told, will work
4)say, will be working
A8. He… the window cleaning since morning. It’s good that he … to have breaks.
1)has been doing, is allowed
2)was doing, is being allowed
3)is doing, has been allowed
4)had been doing, is allowed
A9. The office … at the moment. We … for new employees.
1)is repaired, looked
2)has been repaired, have been looking
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3)is being repaired, are looking
4)was being repaired, were looking
A10. The young waitress … up to the couple and … the order.
1)had come, took
2)came, took
3)came, was taking
4)has come, has been taking
A11. I … the address where to deliver pizza. I said I … it by 4 p.m.
1)have been given, will bring
2)am being given, will have brought
3)am given, will bring
4)was given, would have brought
A12. He promised that it … the only time he … late for work.
1)was, had been
2)had been, was
3)was, was
4)has been, was being
A13. The babysitter … after five children until their parents … to hire one more to help her.
1)has been looking, had decided
2)was looking, have decided
3)had been looking, decided
4)has looked, have decided
A14. My boss … that it … always easier to find a job for a youngster if he has some experience and qualifications.
1)said, were
2)told, has been
3)said, is
4)claimed, had been
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A15. I’ve just seen her. She … that she … through the job ads in the
Work for You and ... me some phone numbers.
1)said, will look, give
2)said, would look, give
3)said, looked, gave
4)said, had looked, given
A16. Luckily I … to work on Sunday. It was my day off.
1)didn’t need going
2)needn’t had gone
3)didn’t need to go
4)needn’t have gone
A17. My elder brother works as a street vendor. I would prefer him
…for another job.
1)to look
2)looking
3)looked
4)to be looking
A18. My current salary is not very high. It needs …
1)raised
2)to be raising
3)to have risen
4)raising
A19. "My friend helps me with my odd jobs that's why I have to give him half of the money." – "If I … you, I … this work alone."
1)was, can do
2)be, could have done
3)were, could do
4)will be, will do
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A20. If only I … that highly-paid job… But I failed to come for a conversation with the employer.
1)could get
2)have got
3)would have got
4)had got
A21. I work in … Emma’s Pub. And you? – I work in … White Bear. It’s also a pub.
1)- / the
2)the / -
3)the / the
4)an / a
A22. … number of working students has increased since … last year.
1)The / the
2)A / -
3)The / -
4)A / the
A23. British employers worry … the number … youngsters interested … working in other countries.
1)with / of / with
2)about / of / in
3)at / among / on
4)about / in / in
A24. I applied … the post of a secretary … three organizations and was accepted … all of them.
1)in / to / among
2)at / for / by
3)to / in / with
4)for / to / by
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A25. The young man was dismissed … being careless… his duties
…the utmost.
1)by / for / about
2)on / with / over
3)for / about / to
4)at / on / through
A26. The cleaner had washed all the windows in the office … the boss came.
1)as soon as
2)by the time
3)after
4)until
A27. I got sick and tired of washing up … I’d been doing the dishes since morning.
1)for
2)due to
3)so
4)despite
?Укажите номер подчеркнутого фрагмента, в котором допущена ошибка.
A28. According to a recent report, more students are choosing to work
1
in part-time jobs instead using their weekends to study during term time.
2 3 4
A29. Things will be better if I will get a job and earn some money so I
1 2 3 4
don't have to live with my parents.
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?Определите тему, к которой относится данный ряд слов. Укажите выбранный вариант.
A30. salary, pay, wages, earnings
1)science
2)research
3)learning
4)employment
Из предложенных вариантов выберите слово, отно-
?сящеесявариант. к заданному ряду слов. Укажите выбранный
A31. example, role model, ideal, paragon
1)showcase
2)advice
3)pattern
4)resume
?Определите ряд, в котором не все слова относятся к одной теме. Укажите выбранный вариант.
A32. 1) aptitude, talent, flair, gift
2)career, employment, leisure, vocation
3)inclination, fondness, affection, liking
?Прочитайте текст, выберите один из предложенных вариантов ответа. Укажите выбранный вариант.
After police arrested a man for breaking into a supermarket, they discovered that the thief was actually a teenage girl dressed as a man. Although they informed (A33) … she didn't have to (A34) … them anything, the girl confessed (A35) … she had done it (A36) … her
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family because they had no money and were hungry. The girl (A37) … said it was impossible to find a job at the moment.
A33. |
1) her that |
2) that |
3) that her |
4) to her that |
A34. |
1) admit |
2) explain |
3) report |
4) tell |
A35. |
1) that |
2) that to them |
3) them that |
4) them to that |
A36. |
1) by |
2) for |
3) that |
4) to |
A37. |
1) too |
2) as well |
3) either |
4) also |
Выберите ответную реплику, подходящую по смыслу
?к предложенной реплике-стимулу. Укажите выбранный вариант.
A38. He is looking for a job to pay for his college course.
1)That's silly!
2)What for?
3)Is he really?
4)He should not.
Выберите реплику-стимул, подходящую по смыслу к
?предложенной ответной реплике. Укажите выбранный вариант.
A39. Well, it's a change. I'm earning some coins too.
1)Do you enjoy your part-time job?
2)Have you had a good rest?
3)Why are you here?
4)What's the matter, huh?
?Прочитайте вопрос. Выберите один из вариантов ответа. Укажите выбранный вариант.
A40. Which is the appropriate set of papers one needs for job hunting?
1)resume, application, cover letter, reference
2)resolution, declaration, letter of complaint, essay
3)regulations, appeal, reference, dictionary
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Прочитайте текст и выберите вариант ответа,
?соответствующий содержанию прочитанного текста. Укажите выбранный вариант.
I.According to one National Union of Students survey, four out of ten students attending universities in the UK had a job during termtime. With more tuition fees and other additional costs, it seems reasonable to assume that this figure is increasing. The students we talked to confirmed that this is the case.
II. For many of the students we interviewed, the idea of a parttime job on top of their full-time studies is no longer an option, but a necessity. At the same time, some of them said that their universities offer little help regarding employment or simply advise students against having a job. They expect students to be working on their degrees and nothing else.
III. Most students are employed in part-time or temporary jobs and, as a result of this, don't have job security and don't qualify for sick leave or holiday pay. Most students are hired in place of regular workers, but are generally paid less than them. Some students don't actually work for pay, but do jobs in exchange for lower rent and/or meals.
IV. With the exception of those able to find jobs inside their universities, the majority of students have jobs at night or during the weekend. One student reported that, apart from working, her weekends were spent sleeping because she was generally too tired to do anything else. Another student said that she works 22 hours a week in addition to her 20 weekly hours of lectures: "I wouldn't say it has had any effect academically, but it means I can't go out much."
V. According to the NUS employment study, more than 10 per cent of students had missed lectures or failed to submit work because of job commitments. For those with term-time jobs, 30 per cent had missed lectures, while 20 per cent had not handed in assignments. It seems almost inevitable that, due to financial pressures, the university experience will change. Increased costs in education together with pressures to succeed in a competitive world are defining the circumstances in which today's students struggle to complete their degrees. Student life really does involve a lot more work these days.
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