Вариант № 2

1. Match each description with one of the hotel classes given below:

5-star, 4-star, 3-star, 2-star, 1-star

1. ______Hotels with more spacious accommodation, with two thirds of the bedrooms containing a private bathroom/show with lavatory. Fuller meal facilities are provided.

2. ______Hotels offering a high standard of comfort and service with all bedrooms providing a private bathroom/show with lavatory.

3. ______Hotels and inns generally of small scale with good facilities and furnishings; adequate bath and lavatory arrangements.

4. ______Hotels offering a higher standard of accommodation; 20 per cent of bedrooms containing a private bathroom or show with lavatory.

5. ______Luxury hotels offering the highest international standards.

2. Use the clues to fill in the missing letters in these words.

1. Guests can enjoy a long drink here. C_ _ _ _ _ _ _ b_ _

2. Guests can leave suitcases here. L_ _ _ l_ _ _ _ _ _

3. A cool, dark room where the wine is kept. C_ _ _ _ _

4. Here guests can eat and drink outside. T_ _ _ _ _ _

5. Guests can sit comfortably and relax here. L_ _ _ _ _

3. Complete the sentences. Use one of these prepositions. Some of them are used more than once.

About, on, to , of, from, for

1. Could you take care ……the seating arrangements …..the conference?

2. Mrs. Brown complained…….the manager …..the food.

3. The number of staff depends….the season.

4. Something seems to have happened …..this plant. It’s dead!

5. We still haven’t heard ….those clients who requested flowers.

4. Fill in the gaps

1. … is a small amount of money given as thanks for a service.

a) Eurocheque b) Traveller’s card c) Credit card d) trip

2. … excursion is a long distance travel by bus.

a) Coach b) Hiking c) Flight d) Voyage

3. … is a complete planned holiday arranged by a company at a fixed price.

a) Package tour b) Hiking c) Excursion d) camping

5. Put the words in the correct order.

1. room/kind/you/like/What/of/would?

2. Form/Will/fill/you/please/in/this?

3. Breakfast/want/Do/you/room/in/your?

4. Afraid/am/I/don/t/lunch/we/serve/11 a.m./before.

5. I’m/left/have/afraid/we/nothing

6. Give the possible guests’ replies.

1.-Do you mind a view from the window?-…..

2.–Would you like a room with a shower or with a bath? -…..

3.-Could I have your names, please?- ….

4.–Shall I ask the porter to help with your luggage? …..

7. Choose the correct words to complete the dialogue.

W. Here is/are the menu for this evening.

G. Thank you. Could you give me the wine menu/list first.

W. Yes, please, here you are. Would you like/have to order a drink while you are looking at the menu?

G. Yes, please. I’d want/like a glass of beer, and a martini for/with my wife.

W. Here are you/your aperitifs. Are you ready to order/to offer now?

G. Yes, please.

W. What would you like as/in a starter?

G. We’d like to begin with/from a prawn cocktail and a green salad, please.

8. Read the text

A guide book can be extremely helpful when you’re visiting a place for the first time. Guide books provide loads of practical information, such as the opening times and entrance fees of the main attractions, and often recommend sights to visit and places to stay. They can also provide interesting information about the history of the place and famous people who lived there.

Finish the sentence

Guide books can also provide interesting information about the history of the place and famous people who … Variants

worked there lived there died there studied there

9. Read the text below and decide whether the information in sentences 1-6 is TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN.

Visit the island state of TASMANIA

Getting there

Tasmania is well serviced by air, but the cost of flights varies enormously, so make sure you shop around for the best price. The over-sea route to Tasmania is covered by two fast ships from Melbourne. These vessels offer an overnight service in both directions, seven days a week, all year round, with additional daytime services in the high season (December-January). Ships also sail from Sydney and ticket prices vary seasonally. The ferry takes cars and motorbikes.

Getting around

Coach services link all the main towns, as well as bus tours geared for independent travellers, though services can be limited in the low season, so check with the bus company. Cycling is a good option for people with strong legs, and several excellent tours cater for cyclists throughout the island. Car rental is sometimes the best choice to go further and at your own pace. For general info on getting around Tasmania, contact Tourism Tasmania (03) 6230 8235.

1. It is a good idea to investigate the airfares carefully.

2. There is a reduced ferry service from Melbourne in December.

3. The price of travelling by boat from Sydney is the same throughout the year.

4. There is a charge for transporting vehicles.

5. The buses may run less frequently when there are fewer visitors.

6. Renting a car is recommended for longer trips.

10. Ask questions according to the model:

You'd like to know if it is allowed to smoke in the lobby. - May I smoke in the lobby?

You'd like to know, if it is allowed

1. to pay when you check out

2. to bring in a guest

3. to make a long distance call from the room

4. to pay by personal cheques

5. to book a table in advance

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