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Файл:Тренажер по английскому языку – 2 углубленный курс подготовки к централизованному тестированию и экзамену
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Часть III
1. Do you ever go to ... church?
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
2. Where is ... coffee? It’s in the cupboard.
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
3. I must show you ... photographs I took when I was on holiday.
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
4. Nancy is good ... math. But she is bad ... languages.
1. in, at 2. at , at 3. on, on
5. Harry isn’t interested ... sports.
1. in 2. at 3. of
6. Are you afraid ... spiders?
1. on 2. with 3. of
7. Kate is different ... her sister.
1. with 2. from 3. of
8. It is very nice ... you to help us. Thank you very much.
l. with 2. about 3. of
9. They found that the only means to cross the river ... to swim.
l. was 2. were
10. ... people he worked with are very friendly.
1. some of 2. any of 3. some of the 4. nobody
11. We’ve got too ... petrol. We must have the car filled at the nearest
service station.
1. a little 2. little 3. much 4. many
12. The damage to the car could be ... than we expected.
1. bad 2. worse 3. the worst 4. the worse
13. The cake is ... the one you made last night.
1. sweeter than 2. sweetest
3. sweet as 4. more sweeter than
14. My sister is fond of reading. She .. the whole day yesterday and now
she ... again.
1. was reading, are reading
2. was reading, is reading
3. has read, reads
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15. You … up with excuses for not having done your homework. It’s so
annoying!.
1. are always coming
2. always come
3. have always came
16. We … the bridge when the earthquake … .
1. crossed … struck
2. were crossing … struck
3. were crossing … striked
4. crossed … striked
17. Suddenly they saw the man and ... whispering.
1. stop 2. stopped 3. were stop 4. were stopped
18. The noise grew louder, we ... ourselves any longer.
1. hadn’t hear 2. were not heard
3. didn’t hear 4. didn’t heard
19. You ... for handsomely.
1. will be provided 2. will provide
3. will been provided 4. will provided
20. ... use the phone, please?
1. Must I 2. Have I to
3. May I 4. Am I to
21. I have always dreamt … China.
1. of visiting 2. to visit
3. visit 4. visiting
22. I wish Sandy … that we are not trying to interfere in her life.
l. understands
2. has understood
3. would understand
23. If she lived in the country she ... a dog.
1. will have 2. would have 3. have 4. has had
24. During the carnival, the streets were ... with people from all over the
world.
1. crowded 2. full 3. congested 4. occupied
25. The total ... of money needed for this project is over one million
pounds.
1. mass 2. amount 3. number 4. bulk
26. Do you remember … to school for the first time?
1. going 2. of going 3. go 4. to go
27. No sooner … down than the phone rang..
1. I had sat 2. do I sit 3. was I sitting 4. had I sat
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28. I’ve been studying French since I’ve started school.
1 2 3 4
29. The film starts at 7:30, so I think I go.
1 2 3 4
30. There are a lot of food in the fridge so help yourself.
1 2 3 4
31. I decided changing my job because my boss makes me work overtime.
1 2 3 4
When Mark Ellingham went to Greece in the late 1970s, he couldn’t
find a guidebook he liked. There was nothing available which ….
Greece as a twentieth-century, living culture, and which didn’t … you
feel inadequate for not having a lot of money. So Mark, together with
his partner Natania Jansz and John Fisher, … out to write his own
guidebook. The Rough Guide to Greece, published in 1982, was a
…success.
After Creece, this small … of recent college graduates wanted to
write a guide to Sri Lanka, which was where Natania’s family came from.
32. 1. treated 2. dealt 3. handled 4.faced
33. 1. cause 2. result 3. make 4. lead
34. 1.made 2. put 3. gave 4. set
35. 1. bright 2. great 3. strong 4. loud
36. 1. team 2. crew 3. gang 4. committee
When I was a kid, I never thought I’d be a businessman one day.
At the age of 22, I was running a small but publishing
company.
The I put in various magazines were extremely effective.
I needed to take on three people to help me with duties.
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More 230 years after his death, the Venetian painter Canaletto
is helping to save his beloved city. Scientists discovered that his
highly accurate paintings of eighteenth-century Venice provide
with a record of sea levels a century and half before modern
measurements began. They hope that this information will help them to
save Venice and its rich cultural heritage being lost beneath the
waves.
1. Mrs Kelly goes to ... church every Sunday.
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
2. ... South of England is warmer than ...North.
1. –, the 2. –, – 3. the, the 4. –, a
3. ...United Kingdom consists of ... Great Britain and ...Northern Ireland.
1. a, –, – 2. a, the, the 3. the, a, – 4. the, –, –
4. It was very kind ... Mary to lend me some money,
l. with 2. about 3. of
5. I’m sorry ... not listening to you.
1. on 2. a 3. for
6. I write letters ... nobody.
1. – 2. to 3. with
7. We waited ... him till night but he didn’t come.
1. – 2. for 3. to
8. … my opinion, maths shouldn’t be a compulsory subject.
1. in 2. from 3. to 4. at
9. The kitten left its …on the sofa.
1. hairs 2. hair
10. While peeling potatoes my small brother cut... with a sharp knife.
1. oneself 2. him 3. his 4. himself
11. I’m going to the wedding on Sunday. ... is getting married.
1. a friend of me 2. a friend of mine
3. mine friend 4. a friend of my
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12. Could you speak ..., please?
1. distinct 2. most distinct
3. less distinctly 4. more distinctly
13. The benefit was ... great a success that the promoters decided to repeat it.
1. so 2. such 3. as 4. like
14. No one enjoyed the show very much, ... ?
1. had they 2. hadn’t they
3. didn’t they 4. did they
15. We … for a few hours when finally we saw a village.
1. walked 2. have walked
3. had been walking 4. have been walking
16. Alex ... married next month.
1. is getting 2. will get
3. gets 4. get
17. The adventure of the previous night ... him so easily.
1. won’t be forgive 2. won’t be forgiven
3. won’t forgive 4. won’t been forgiven
18. He ... a handsome sum of money but never paid it back.
1. had been lend 2. had been lent
3. had been lended 4. lent
19. He ... you either his hand or his heart.
1. won’t offer 2. won’t be offered
3. won’t been offered 4. won’t offers
20. Jenny ... go to Turkey this summer.
1. may 2. might to
3. will to 4. is
21. She wishes she … to see that play last night.
1. had gone 2. would have gone
3. would go 4. went
22. If he … better off, he … a house a lot more.
1. had been…would buy
2. were…would buy
3. would buy…would buy
4. were…will buy
23. Unless you … how to swim, you have to wear a life-jacket.
1. don’t now 2. know
3. will have known 4. will know
24. Please don’t forget … your essays during Monday’s lesson.
1. handing in 2. to handing in
3. hand in 4. to h
and in
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25. ... she couldn’t afford it, she bought new dress.
1. But 2. However
3. Although 4. Despite
26. Pete ... a great deal of damage already.
1. has done 2. has made
27. It is your turn to ... the washing up today.
1. do 2. make
28. Before she became a film star, she has been a stand-up comedian.
1 2 3 4
29. We are going to study tonight until we will finish this chapter.
1 2 3 4
30. The news are starting so let’s watch TV in the living room.
1
31. Most students appreciate their head teacher try to improve school
conditions.
Journalism has a very … history. It dates back at from
ancient Rome, when written announcements of deaths, marriages and
military appointments were .. up regularly in public places. It wasn’t
until the fifteenth century, () … the invention of the printing press made
the rapid … of journalism possible.
2 3 4
1 2 3 4
32. 1) long 2) far 3) large 4) deep
33. 1) once 2) first 3) least 4) all
34. 1) taken 2) put 3) given 4) shown
35. 1) therefore 2) however 3) whereas 4) indeed
36. 1) increase 2) ascent 3) extent 4) growth
I had a few… problems in the 1980s,but I somehow managed to
survive.
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Buying an old warehouse near the port was one of the best )
I ever made.
Due to the of my company, I had to look for more staff. My
greatest ) has been to publish books that teenagers really wanted to
read.
I first met my girlfriend Lucy through what known as a dating
agency. We had each sent in our personal details inclusion in the
agency’s database. The agency decided that we were a good match
paper and put us in touch with each . Our first meeting took
in a restaurant in London.
1. Have you ever visited ... Tower of London.
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
2. «Which hotel are you staying at?» «At ... Hilton».
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
3. This morning I have ... boiled egg and toast for breakfast.
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
4. Everybody should take care ... nature.
1. at 2. of 3. about
5. I won’t go there. Everybody will laugh ... me.
1. at 2. with 3. to
6. I don’t have enough money to pay ... the meal.
1. – 2. to 3. for
7. Hello, can I speak ... Jane, please?
1. – 2. to 3. on
8. He got angry and shouted ... me.
1. at 2. with 3. on
9. The majority of students … in the conferences.
1. participates 2. participate
10. They’re saving all their money so they can buy a car ... .
1. themselves 2. of their own
3. their own 4. their
11. That’s not ... umbrella, ... is yellow.
1. me, my 2. my, myself 3. my, mine 4. mine, my
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12. I found it difficult to answer him. I was ... to be able to think clearly.
1. enough confused 2. confusing too
3. very confusing 4. too confused
13. Don’t even talk to him. He is ... impolite!
l. so 2. so an
3. such 4. such an
14. Peter is my oldest friend. I met him a long time …..
1. ago 2. before 3. until 4. yet
15. No sooner … his umbrella than it began to rain again.
1. has he closed 2. had he closed
3. he had closed 4. closed
16. My father … Japan but I haven’t.
1. has been to 2. has been in
3. has gone in 4. was
17. They ... a famous actress to advertise the product.
1. will choose 2. will be chosen
3. will chosen 4. will be choose
18. I didn’t know who they ... about.
1. speak 2. are speaking
3. were speaking 4. spoke
19. She said she ... home at that time the following week.
1. would be traveling 2. will travel
3. will be traveling 4. would travel
20. I’d better go to the cinema, ...?
1. hadn’t I 2. wouldn’t I
3. didn’t I 4. had I
21. According to the contract, the goods ... at the port at the end of the
week.
1. will arrive 2. are to arrive
3. should arrive 4. could arrive
22. You’d rather ... with the bank manager.
1. to meet 2. meet
3. meeting 4. have met
23. I really regret … that tattoo when I was fifteen.
1. get 2. getting
3. to get 4. got
24. If he were better off, he ... a flat of his own.
l. buys 3. would buy
2. would have bought 4. will buy
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25. I started doing my homework when I came home from school but
I stopped … my favourite soap.
1. watch 3. watching
2. to watch 4. for watching
26. I like ... somebody a favour.
l. to do 2. to make
27. It appears that she ... a fortune when she graduated from the Belarusian
National Technical University and found a good job.
1. did 2. made
28. How much coffee did you been drinking last night?
1 2 3 4
29. By April, I’ll have been driven my new car for a year.
1 2 3 4
30. Smith was an unpopular MP so he had a few friends in politics.
1 2 3 4
31. I succeeded in to find a job so my parents didn’t make me go to
university.
Visitors to the Tate Gallery in London can now … the
British artist David Hockney talk about one of the paintings which is
…The Bigger Splash. Following the example of the French, who have
…such a system in the Louvre in Paris, technology is coming to both
the Tate and the National Gallery, two of Britain’s … prestigious art
institutions.
1) known 2) familiar 3) famous 4) accustomed
1) hear 2) listen 3) attend 4) observe
1) told 2) said 3) announced 4) called
1) brought in 2) brought on 3) brought 4) brought along
1) much 2) wholly 3) most 4) great
1 2 3 4
CREATE, MIX, ORIGIN, PREPARE
Good cooking is always a strange () …… of science and art and you
certainly have to be fairly () …… if you want to come up with your own
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recipes. All cooking also demands a fair amount of () ….., and this is
doubly true when you are producing ()…. dishes.
The summer season makes … of us feel good, and scientists believe
that they () … discovered the reason for this. «Bright light makes you
feel more awake and helps you sleep better,» says Dr. Arent, from Surrey
University, () … is studying the effect of light ( … the human body.
Light travels through the eye and sends a message to the part of the brain
that controls sleep and appetite. So in the summer months sunlight
is increased, your energy level goes up, thus decreasing the need to eat and
sleep.
1. What will you do if they cut ... electricity off?
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
2. We arrived at Heathrow and got ...taxi which took us to ... Oxford
Street.
1. a, the 2. an, the 3. the,the 4. a, –
3. ... audience clapped and cheered.
1. a 2. an 3. the 4. –
4. The children stopped talking when the teacher entered ... the room.
l. at 2.– 3. to 4. in
5. Did they invite you ... the party?
1. at 2. – 3. to
6. Cut the meat... small pieces before frying it.
1. at 2. into 3. for
7. They are leaving ... London.
1. at 2. in 3. for
8. Have you ever been ... Moscow?
1. at 2 in 3. to
9. Ten minutes ... too little time to finish this report.
1. is 2. are
10. «Have you read all these books?» «Yes, ....
1. every 2. everything
3. every of them 4. every one
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