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22.

He had injured his arm badly and had to keep it in a … for several weeks.

a) cradle

b) fitter

c) sling

d) stretcher

23.

When he finally …, he couldn't remember what had happened.

a) came round

b) held back

c) stood back

d) wore off

24.

Be careful you don't … yourself when you are cutting those roses.

a) pick

b) prick

c) sting

d) wound

25.

I fell off my bicycle when I was five and I still have a … on my knee.

a) freckle

b) scar

c) hole

d) scratch

26.

He has a medical … full of nervous trouble.

a) ancestry

b) history

c) story

d) tree

27.

"Deep breathing will help you … down", the doctor advised.

a) calm

b) relax

c) remain

d) rest

28.

Betty is almost well again now, but she still looks rather …

a) faded

b) light

c) pale

d) poor

29.

Bitterly cold grey weather together with the after-effects of influenza

made her feel very …

a) bored

b) depressed

c) disgusted

d) worried

30.

She has been working so hard she feels quite …

a) careful

b) dull

c) exhausted

d) wasted

Task 2. Match the term with the definition

1.

kidney

a. organ in the chest which controls the flow of

blood by pushing it round the body

2.

lung

b. long pipe leading from the stomach which takes

waste matter from the body

3.

liver

c. two small, fleshy organs in the throat

4.

heart

d. baglike organ in which food is broken down for

use by the body

5.

intestine

e. one of twenty-four bones protecting the chest

6.

tonsils

f. one of a pair of organs which separate waste liq-

uid from the blood

7.

rib

g. one of two bony parts of the face in which teeth

8.

stomach

are set

9.

jaw

h. large organ which cleans the blood

10. throat

i. one of a pair of breathing organs in the chest

j. passage from the back of the mouth down inside

the neck

Вариант 8

Task 1. Choose the correct word.

1.

Could I have a copy of the ... issue of the "National Geographic", please?

a) actual

b) circulating

c) latest

d) recent

2.

He took out a(n) ... to "The Times".

a) conscription

b) inscription

c) prescription

d) subscription

3.

You must look in the ... section of the newspaper to find what films are

showing,

a) diversion

b) entertainment

c) recreation

d) variety

4.

Every morning I do the crossword ... in the newspaper.

a) problem

b) puzzle

c) question

d) test

5.

Many newspapers are holding lotteries to … sales.

a) advertise

b) progress

c) promote

d) publicise

6.

They sometimes play together in a …

a) quarto

b) quintet

c) solo

d) triplet

a) artful

b) competent

c) gifted

d) ingenious

8. As a child, Mozart was considered to be an infant ...

a) fantasy

b) miracle

c) prodigy

d) sensation

9. She ought to … singing with a voice like that.

a) take on

b) take to

c) take up

d) undertake

10.

The next … on the programme will be a sonata by Beethoven.

a) bit

b) item

c) part

d) piece

11.

On examination by experts, the picture turned out to be a ...

a) fabrication

b) fake

c) fraud

d) sham

12.

In the … right-hand corner of the portrait there is a flower.

a) from

b) high

c) top

d) up

13.

He is sometimes considered to be an outstanding artist, but I consider his

work to be quite …

a) common

b) intermediate

c) mediocre

d) moderate

14.

All visitors are requested to … with the regulations.

a) agree

b) assent

c) comply

d) consent

15.

He made some ... sketches which would serve as guides when he painted

the actual landscape.

a) elementary

b) introductory

c) preliminary

d) primary

16.

The dentist told him to open his mouth …

a) broad

b) greatly

c) much

d) wide

17.

He … when the dentist touched the bad tooth.

a) alarmed

b) dreaded

c) laughed

d) winced

18.

The teachers at the school went … with flu one after another.

a) down

b) off

c) out

d) under

19.

Malaria is … by the female mosquito.

a) broadcast

b) sent

c) transmitted

d) transported

20.

Can you … a good pill against airsickness?

a) advise

b) propose

c) recommend

d) suggest

21.

The … is a teaspoonful, to be taken three times a day. You must not

exceed it.

a) dose

b) measure

c) medicine

d) quantity

22.

The doctor told her that her temperature was …

a) current

b) familiar

c) habitual

d) normal

23.

He is … dark glasses to protect his eyes from the sun.

a) bearing

b) carrying

c) fitting

d) wearing

24.

He got a terrible … on the head when he forgot to bend as he went

through the low doorway.

a) bump

b) hunch

c) ripple

d) wrinkle

25.

This … dates from my operation last year.

a) cut

b) scar

c) scratch

d) sore

26.

Robert has suffered from epileptic … ever since his accident.

a) disorders

b) disturbances

c) falls

d) fits

27.

Anyone would lose their … living with that madman.

a) brain

b) brains

c) health

d) sanity

28.

His long illness left him so … that he had to spend four months regaining

his strength before he could go back to work.

a) decreased

b) invalid

c) unhealthy

d) weak

29.

My grandma is not very well, in fact, we are rather … about her.

a) anxious

b) careful

c) troublesome

d) urgent

30.

His illness made him … of concentration.

a) incapable

b) incompetent

c) powerless

d) unable

Task 2. Match the term with the definition

1. belching

a. difficult or infrequent emptying of the bowels

2. colic

b. weariness from bodily or mental exertion

3. constipation

c. to become senseless and motionless

4. cramp

d. feeling as if everything were turning round

5. diarrhea

e. act of sending out gas from the stomach noisily

through the mouth

6. dizziness

f. a burning sensation in the stomach from indigestion

7. faint

g. severe pain in the stomach and bowels

8. fatigue

h. too frequent and too watery emptying of the bowels

9. fever

i. sudden and painful tightening of the muscles

10. heartburn

j. condition of the body with temperature higher than

usual

Вариант 9

Task 1. Choose the correct word.

1.

Jimmy is the … critic of the local newspaper.

a) lettered

b) literal

c) literary

d) literate

2.

There are five … mistakes in this picture. Can you find them?

a) deliberate

b) instrumental

c) intensive d) presumptuous

3.

What was the … of that article on Romania? I haven't had time to read it.

a) digest

b) draft

c) gist

d) synopsis

4.

The information was … to the press before it was officially announced.

a) dripped

b) dropped

c) leaked

d) seeped

5.

Many of the new newspapers have a pronounced right-wing …

a) balance

b) bearing

c) bias

d) setting

6. His performance was ....; the audience was delighted.

a) faultless

b) imperfect

c) unmarked

d) worthless

a) arc

b) bow

c) rod

d) stick

9. Which … do you propose to play this piece in?

a) chord

b) key

c) notes

d) score

10. The piano is badly out of … I'm afraid.

a) melody

b) practice

c) tune

d) use

a) allowed

b) free

c) nothing

d) paid

12.

The paintings are hung in heavy gold …

a) easels

b) frames

c) fringes

d) rims

13.

This beautiful portrait is … to Rubens.

a) assigned

b) attached

c) attributed

d) prescribed

14.

He earns his living by … works of art.

a) recovering

b) renewing

c) restoring

d) reviving

15.

That landscape is somewhat … of Rembrandt's early work.

a) memorable

b) mindful

c) reminiscent

d) similar

16.

Robert is very … about the cost of his dental treatment.

a) ashamed

b) pained

c) sorry

d) worried

17.

I'm … having to pay yet another visit to the dentist.

a) afraid

b) dreading

c) frightened

d) terrified

18.

Mary is in bed with a … attack of flu.

a) hard

b) heavy

c) large

d) severe

19.

My brother was … ill yesterday and is now in hospital.

a) broken

b) caught

c) fallen

d) taken

a) cure

b) healing

c) improvement

d) treatment

21.

Many herbs are well known for their healing …

a) contents

b) medicines

c) parts

d) properties

22.

The ambulance men took the injured climber down the mountain on …

a) a bedstead

b) a cot

c) a couch

d) a stretcher

23.

Although the patient's condition is serious, she seems to be out of …

a) control

b) danger

c) order

d) place

24.

A sword will only draw blood if it actually … the skin.

a) pierces

b) pricks

c) plunges

d) thrusts

25.

I have a … on my leg where you hit me.

a) blister

b) bruise

c) hole

d) wound

26.

The doctors say he'll take a long time to get … the shock.

a) above

b) over

c) past

d) through

27.

As she is so heavily overworked, there is a … possibility that she will

have a nervous breakdown.

a) distinct

b) little

c) manifest

d) tiny

28.

We realised that he was under great … because of his wife's illness.

a) crisis

b) excitement

c) nervousness

d) strain

29.

The patient was … to hear that he had not broken his leg.

a) reconciled

b) refreshed

c) relaxed

d) relieved

30.

If you have got measles, your body is covered in ...

a) blots

b) dots

c) freckles

d) spots

Task 2. Match the term with the definition

1.

hiccups

a. pain in a nerve

2.

indigestion

b. feeling of sickness as caused by bad food

3.

inflammation

c. yellowness of the skin and the whites of the

4.

insomnia

eyes

5.

itch

d. inability to sleep

6.

jaundice

e. a sensation in the skin causing a desire to

scratch

7.

nausea

f. the soft yellowish substance formed in and com-

8.

neuralgia

ing out from poisoned place in the body

9.

pus

g. patch of tiny red spots on the skin

10. rash

h. a spasm of the respiratory muscles

i. a redness and swelling attended with heat, pain

j. difficulty in digesting food

Вариант 10

Task 1. Choose the correct word.

1.

An advertising … should be short, striking and easily remembered.

a) caption

b) epigram.

c) motto

d) slogan

2.

He … the newspaper in the hope of finding news of his daughter.

a) glanced

b) glimpsed

c) observed

d) scanned

3.

He was angry because of the many ... of his privacy by journalists.

a) infiltrations

b) interferences

c) interruptions

d) invasions

4.

She used her weekly column in the local newspaper as a

... for her politi-

cal views.

a) means

b) passage

c) vehicle

d) vessel

5.

This paper intends to … fearlessly all forms of corruption in public life.

a) expose

b) present

c) uncover

d) unveil

6.

As a pianist his ... is brilliant, but 1 don't care much for his interpretation.

a) exhibitionism

b) mastery

c) technique

d) technology

7.

In this sonata, the first violin ... a nightingale.

a) reflects

b) represents

c) reproduces

d) resembles

8. He never … his early promise as a musician.

a) carried out

b) discharged

c) fulfilled

d) performed

9. The choir stood in four rows according to their … heights.

a) respectable

b) respectful

c) respective

d) respected

10.

Of course, I'll play the piano at the party but I'm a little out of …

a) practice

b) reach

c) tune

d) use

11.

The portrait you see here is a very good … of my mother.

a) appearance

b) likeness c) reproduction

d) resemblance

12.

I would love to go to the exhibition with you, but I'm afraid I can't … the

time.

a) leave

b) lose

c) save

d) spare

13.

He said he had never … across a painting which pleased him more.

a) come

b) happened

c) seen

d) viewed

14.

I made it quite clear that I had no ... of selling the portrait.

a) aim

b) intention

c) meaning

d) purpose

15.

Mr Cheater made a living ... works by famous painters.

a) devising

b) taking

c) pretending

d) shamming

16.

The … in one of my teeth has come out, so I'm going to the dentist.

a) cover

b) completion

c) filling

d) replacement

17.

He made a note of the appointment with his dentist in his …

a) diary

b) directory

c) journal

d) register

18.

The school is half empty as a serious epidemic of measles has broken …

a) down

b) in

c) out

d) up

19.

Several … of malaria have been reported.

a) cases

b) doses

c) occurrences

d) types

20.

The doctor prescribed tablets to help … the pain.

a) calm

b) lighten

c) relieve

d) rid

21.

He threatened to drink the … chemical.

a) deadly

b) deathly

c) dying

d) mortal

22.

If he loses consciousness, give him a sip of brandy to bring him …

a) back

b) over

c) round

d) up

23.

If you are so senseless to go on long walks in tight-fitting shoes, you must

expect to get ...

a) blisters

b) bruises

c) scars

d) scratches

24.

Some psychiatrists argue that, in the final … parents are to blame for their

children's behaviour.

a) analysis

b) case

c) collapse

d) experiment

25.

He showed signs of mental disturbance so they sent him to a … hospital.

a) brain

b) lunatic

c) psychiatric

d) psychological

26.

My son is ill so I must go home and look … him.

a) about

b) after

c) for

d) towards

27.

My grandfather's condition got … worse during the cold weather.

a) evenly

b) firmly

c) steadily

d) smoothly

28.

The baby is very fretful he must be ... some teeth.

a) cutting

b) grinding

c) making

d) producing

29.

There is a small hard ... on my wrist I think I'd better see the doctor.

a) bruise

b) lump

c) rash

d) swelling

30.

After a fall from a horse, his speech became rather …

a) anxious

b) confused

c) confusing

d) clear

31.

She cried so much that her face became …

a) fat

b) soft

c) swollen

d) torn

Task 2. Match the patients with the correct wards or departments

1.

Intensive Care Unit

a. Mary who has just had a baby

2.

Casualty and Emergen-

b. John who has broken his leg

cy Department

3.

Paediatric Ward

c. My grandmother who is suffering from

pneumonia complications

4.

Maternity Unit

d. Peter who will have his appendix removed

5.

Orthopaedic Ward

e. Betty's mother who is suffering from women's

disease

6.

Surgical Ward

f. My mother who will be operated on for an

eye cataract

7.

Geriatric Ward

g. Samuel who is unconscious

8.

Ophthalmic Ward

h. Paul who has just been in a car crash

9.

Gynaecological Ward

i. Your son who has measles