«Confirmed» Head of the Foreign Languages Department Хоliyorov B. Final exam on English language for the 3rd course students studying at the faculty of «Oil and Gas»

5. Speak about your future profession

Compilers: X. Abdinazarov
L. Badalova
«Confirmed»
Head of the Foreign Languages Department
___________________Хоliyorov B.
Final exam on English language for the 3rd course students studying at the faculty of «Oil and Gas», for the 6th semester of Karshi engineering-economics Institute


Variant № 9

1. 
   Translate the following words and word-combinations into Uzbek(Russian):
   

Equipment, designing, turning and shaping, double-hulled tankers, the gear, replacing the bearing, pump, protective equipment, hydrocarbons, petroleum.

2. 
   Speak about “Future Indefinite tense” with examples
   

3. 
   Speak about your house or flat where you would like to live in (sitting-room, dining-room, kitchen, bathroom, a garden, stable, henhouse, work, wash, cultivate, planting the trees, decorating the house, terrace)
   

4. 
   Translate the following text into Uzbek (Russian) :
   

In the early 1900s, the petrochemical business began to grow. There were a lot of oil refineries, and they created chemical by-products. Oil companies wanted to find ways to use these chemicals. Soon scientists and engineers learned to change the hydrocarbon molecules in coal, petroleum, and refinery by-products. From the 1920s to the 1940s, familiar man-made products like nylon, polystyrene, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) were developed. Synthetic dyes, paints, and medicines were invented. Today, petrochemical products are everywhere. They are very useful, but they also have some problems. People throw away a lot of plastic products because they are inexpensive. One problem with plastics is that generally they do not rot or break up like natural materials. Plastic bags are already polluting oceans and killing wildlife.