76. There are three … , five … and one … in the pictue.
A) mouses /geese / cat B) mouses / geeses / cats
C) mice / gooses / cat D) mice / geese / cat
77. They watched a … on TV last night.
A) war film B) war’s film
C) film about war D) film of war
78. I was received … unusual request .
A. -- B) an
C) a D) the
79. Mark and Susan met during their holiday in Sweden . It was love at … first sight .
A. --- B) the
C) an D) a
80. Why can’t he persuade … ? I think you should agree with … .
A. your / him B) you / her
C) you / us D) you / him
81. Look at this house. All … windows are broken .
A. her B) his
C) it D) its
82. There isn’t … you can do .
A) nothing B) something
C) anything D) somebody
83. Can I help ? Yes , I would like … .
A) a information B) to inform
C) any information D) some information
84. Sam is very dull person . He has never got … interesting to say .
A) anything B) something
C) nothing D) some
85. Convicted twice of reckless driving, Victor will lose his license if he comments … serious traffic offense.
A) another B) others
C) the others D) the other
86. I have an American friend who speaks Russian … .
A) beautifully B) beauty
C) beautiful D) unbeautiful
87) He threw away the key with a … motion of his hand .
A) quick B) quickly
C) more quick D) quicken
89) Has he got … money than you?
A. much B) more
C) most D) many
90) … live in the Russian Federation .
A) millions people B) million peoples
C) million people D) millions of people
91. David broke his leg . He … go to hospital.
A) need B) had to
C) must D) could
92. The bus … at half past five tomorrow morning.
A. is leaving B) will leave
C) leaves D) leave
93. We wonder how many more snowstorms we will have this winter . We … four snowstorms so far.
A) have had B) are having
C) had D) have
94. No one noticed James enter the house , …. ?
A) had they B) didn’t he
C) did they D) didn’t they
95. The children shouldn’t take that medicine , and …. Should she .
A) either B) neither
C) so D) too
96. … happened the other day ?
A) whom B) when
C) where D) what
97. I hate … so much money on gasoline .
A. spending B) to have spent
C) to spend D) spent
John liked chocolates very much. But his mother never gave him any, because she thought they were bad for his teeth. But John had a very nice grandfather. The old man loved his grandson, and sometimes he brought John chocolates when he came to visit him. Then John's mother let him eat them, because she wanted to make the old man happy. One evening, a few days before John's seventh birthday, he was saying his wishes in his bedroom before he went to be “Please, God,” he shouted, “make them give me a big box of
chocolates for my birthday on Saturday.”
His mother was in the kitchen, but she heard the small boy shouting and went into his room quickly. “Why are you shouting, John?” she asked her son, “God can hear you when you talk quietly. I know,” answered the boy with a smile on his face. After his mother went out, John said to himself, "My grandfather is in the next room, and he can’t.”
According to the passage, John's mother ...
didn't like John's culinary tendencies
gave no chocolates to his son
swore to God not to give chocolates to her son
gave her son chocolates only once a week
How did John's grandfather give him chocolates?
He sent them from time to time by parcel.
Now and then when he came to his grandson.
When he wanted chocolates himself.
Every time he came to his grandson.
Why did John's mother let him eat chocolates then?
She wanted to do something pleasant to her father.
She liked chocolates too.
She occurred to learn that it would do her son good.
She wanted God to help him.
Why was John shouting one evening in his bedroom?
He wanted his birthday come sooner.
He was full of chocolate and he couldn't eat more.
He wanted his grandfather to hear him.
He dreamt about chocolates.
No meeting was attended by more controversy beforehand than the Mexico Games. The major problem was the high altitude of Mexico City- over 2134 m. above sea level-which meant that no middle or long distance runner from a low altitude
country had any real chance of beating the ‘men of
the mountains'. Australia's Ron Clarke, for example, went to Mexico as a multiple record-breaker but came close to collapse during the final stages of the 10.000 meters and had to be revived afterwards with an oxygen mask. On the other
hand, the thin air was an
