Міністерство освіти і науки, молоді та спорту україни

Івано-франківський державний коледж

Технологій та бізнесу

Затверджую

Заступник директора

з навчальної роботи

_________В.І.Кавчук

20 Березня 2012р. Державна підсумкова атестація

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НАВЧАЛЬНА ДИСЦИПЛІНА ІНОЗЕМНА МОВА (англійська)

Група фк-36-іі екзаменаційний білет № 27

1. Read and render the text “Mass Media in Britain”.

In the morning, before work, and in the evening, when they come home, people in the English-speaking countries like to read newspapers and magazines, watch TV or listen to the radio. The newspapers, which are produced in Great Britain, the USA and other English-speaking countries, are divided into national and local. The national newspapers are those, which are sold all over the country: they are “The Times”, “The Guardian”, “The Independent”, “The Daily Telegraph” and “The Financial Times” in Great Britain and “The Wall Street Journal”, “The New York Times”, “The Washington Post” and “The Christian Science Monitor” in the USA. There are two main types of national newspapers — the “popular” papers and the “quality” papers. Most of the popular papers are tabloids — that is the papers with small-size pages. The tabloids place a lot of pictures, big headlines and short articles. The popular newspapers are easy to read and often contain little real information — they usually have stories about ordinary people and events, which are amusing or odd. Examples of this type of newspapers in Great Britain are “The Daily Mail”, “The Sun” and “The Daily Mirror”. “Quality” papers give more reading material about politics and foreign affairs: their articles are bigger in size and have much news. They have different pages for home news, foreign affairs, articles on literature, business, fashion and so on. All types of newspapers publish a lot of advertisements. Local newspapers usually give more attention to local than to world or national news. Some of them are weekly newspapers — they are printed once a week. Some weekly papers are usually printed in small towns or even villages where people know each other and are interested to know some news about their neighbours and friends.

Weeklies often print reports on weddings, births, deaths and news of local business and politics. People in the English-speaking countries buy more newspapers on Sundays than on weekdays. The Sunday papers have a higher circulation than the dailies.

2. Give information on the topic “Meals in Britain”.

3. Choose the correct answer in the test.

Next month he … his work. finished; will finish; will finishes. They … to the cinema tomorrow. will go; goes; go. … it cold in your room? Are; Am; Is. I … in a big city. leves; lives; live. I … this book last year. read; readed; reads. He … in Lviv when he was young. lived; live; lives.

The workers … a new house. build; builds; biled. She … up early. get; gets; gots. I … in a big city. leves; lives; live. Literature is … than grammar. interester; more interesting; interessing. Summer is … than winter. hotter; warm; the hottest. Kyiv is … than Ivano-Frankivsk. smaller; larger; the larger.

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Викладачі: Н.І. Гришко

О.В. Кузьмінська