A in the library b on the bus c at the restaurant d at the airport

1.Choose the correct answer. I have been every country of ... Europe except for ... Comboja. A)the/the B)-/- C) the/- D) -/the
2.Choose the correct answer. One can make a conclusion from this notice that this sign can be seen . . .
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A) in the library B) on the bus C) at the restaurant D) at the airport
3.Look at the street map and choose the correct answer. - Excuse me! Where is the football stadium? - It is situated in front of the Access Road, which is opposite the Open Courtyard.

A) D B)G C)J D) I
4.Choose the correct answer. My cousin and I have an ambition. Hers is to be a doctor. ... is to be a politician. A)My B) Mine C) Hers D) She
5.Choose the correct answer. I don't mind ... in the living-room. A) Tom's smoking B) Tom's smokes C) Tom is smoking D) Tom's to smoke
6.Choose the correct answer. If he hadn't told a lie, his face ... red. A) wouldn't get B) wouldn't have got C) won't get D) didn't get
?.Choose the correct answer. The book was so ... that I couldn't put it down. A) excited B) exciting C) to excite D) excitingly
8.Choose the correct answer. I ... my phone. Haven't you seen it? A) have lost B) lose C) will lose D) would lose
9.Choose the correct answer. Alice is told: "Clean your teeth twice a day!" Alice is told ... A) clean her teeth twice a day B) if she cleans her teeth twice a day C) clean your teeth twice a day D) to clean her teeth twice a day
10.Choose the correct answer. Nobody is perfect, ... ? A) isn't it B) are they C) aren't they D) is it
11.Choose the correct answer. Miss Ann teaches the students ... native language is Russian. A)who B) that C) whom D) whose
12.Choose the correct answer. Don't touch the door. It ... just .. . A) is / being painted B) has / been painted C) is / painted D) will / be painted
13.Choose the correct answer. Our school . . . to go to different historical places every year. A)organizes B) pauses C) lets D) enjoys
14.Choose the correct answer. All people in Italy are very kind ... we go. A)whatever B) whoever C) wherever D) whomever
15.Choose the correct answer. She has just left. She . . . at the station now. A) ought not to have been B) can't have been C) shouldn't have been D) might have not been
16.Choose the correct answer. Do you want white bread or wheat? - "I don't care. ... one is fine." A) Neither B) Either C) Both D) None
17.From the marked areas 1,2,3 and 4, identify the one that is wrong. A great number (1) of schools (2) in England run (3) by local education (4) authorities. A)1 B) 2 C) 3 D) 4
18.Choose the correct answer. What is he?

A) a janitor B) a worker C) a warder D) a prisoner
Read the text and answer the questions according to it. Dear Manager, You know that I work for your company as a guide. It's my job to make everything go well for the tourists. But something unpleasant happened last weekend. Last Saturday I met a group of tourists at the airport. I normally take our tourists to "The Sheraton Hotel", but this time it was hosting an international conference. So I took them to another hotel "The Navruz Hotel". I hadn't used the service of "The Navruz Hotel" before and didn't quite know what kind of service they had. When I arrived at the reception, they said the hotel was full and didn't have any free room. Although I had booked rooms beforehand, the manager said that somebody phoned a day before and said that we wouldn't need the rooms. The manager insisted it was I who made that phone call. I was very annoyed but the manager phoned other hotels and found rooms but in four different hotels. I don't know who made that phone call. I hope you will understand and won't blame me for what happened that day. Sincerely, Salima Anvarovna,
19. According to the passage, Salima is writing to the manager because she wants to … A) tell the manager how she was enjoying the job. B) speak about her work experience and hard life. C) say that what happened is not her fault. D) say that "The Navruz Hotel" had a good service.
20. According to the passage, "The Navruz Hotel" couldn't receive the guests because ... A) it was too late and they were hungry. B) the manager didn't like the guide. C) there weren't any free rooms D) it had an international conference.
21. According to the passage, who found the rooms for the tourists in the end? A) The tourists themselves. B) The manager of "The Navruz Hotel". C) The guide herself. D) The manager of "The Sheraton Hotel"
22. According to the passage, what is the writer trying to do in her letter? A) argue B) apologise C) inquire D) entertain
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The human race's progress on the Earth has been due to in part to the animals that people have been able to use throughout history. Such domesticated animals carry people and their burdens. They pull machinery and help cultivate fields. They provide food and clothing. As pets they may amuse or cheer up their owners. Domesticated animals are those that have been raised in captivity for many generations. While a single animal may be domesticated, only a species of animal can be considered domesticated. In the course of time, certain animals have changed greatly in appearance and behaviour from their wild parents. There is a vast difference between the thin red jungle bird of southern Asia and its child, the meaty, egg-laying farm chicken. Not all domestic animals are domesticated at all times. Some creatures confined in zoos are raised in captivity. The lion is an example. These animals are not domesticated for they remain wild and dangerous.
23. The author suggests that ... A) it would be impossible to transport machines without the help of animals B) without the help of animals, people wouldn't have progressed so far C) animals are generally better at working on farms than people are D) people have contributed greatly to the advancement of animals
24. According to the passage, the lions kept in zoos ... . A) are capable of helping with many jobs B) are not domesticated and still wild C) much altered from their parents D) cannot be raised in captivity
25. According to the passage, over the time A) friendly animals may become very dangerous B) certain animals altered their appearance and behaviour C) domestic animals are taught to choose their owners D) any wild bird is changed into a chicken
26. According to the passage, all statements are TRUE, EXCEPT A) Domesticated animals may amuse or cheer up their owners B) Domesticated animals help cultivate fields and carry burdens C) Domesticated animals provide food and clothing for people D) All animals in the world are domesticated and kept in cages
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The world's first robot police officer has started working. Its name is "RoboCop". It went into service for the Dubai Police last year. RoboCop's first official duty was to meet guests at the opening of a security conference in Dubai. Apart from greeting visitors, its job was to answer questions and give directions. RoboCop has a tablet, a small portable computer, for people to communicate with. People can use this tablet to pay traffic payments and use other police services. The tablet is linked to a police station, so people can talk to human police officers. In addition, RoboCop can speak six languages, including English and Arabic. The 170-centimetre-tall robot can also shake hands, recognize people's emotions and face expressions. Dubai Police say RoboCop is the first of many robot police officers for the city. They say by 2030, 25 per cent of the Dubai police force will be robots. The officials commented that "The future is here now. The age of the robots is no longer coming. It has already arrived."
27. According to the passage, what was the robot's first official duty? A) to open a conference . B) to comment news C) to welcome people D) to catch robbers
28. According to the passage, what can RoboCop do? A) It can jump very high. B) It can run very fast. C) It can write in Arabic. D) It can shake hands.
29. All of the following statements are FALSE, EXCEPT ... . 2
A) The officials said the age of the robots had arrived. B) RoboCop's first duty was to catch thieves in streets. C) By 2030, half of the Dubai's police force will be robots. D) RoboCop can speak more than eight languages.
30. According to the passage, how many language can RoboCop speak? A) twenty-five B) four C) six D) eight