Ingiliz tili

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1. Choose the correct answer. The work the children are given to do often involves . . . risks to their health. A) perfect B) serious C) proud D) famous
2. Choose the correct answer. This is . . . watch. A) an B) a C) − D) hers
3. Choose the correct answer. You . . . tell anyone else. It’s our little secret. A) must B) need not C) need D) mustn’t
4. Choose the correct answer. The teacher said, "Study chapter 5 for the final test." The teacher told us . . . chapter 5 for the final test. A) you study B) that we studied C) to study D) if we studied
5. Choose the correct answer. This is the . . . test I’ve ever done. A) easier B) most easiest C) easiest D) easy
6. Choose the correct answer. You and Olim should be able to do all of the work by . . . . A) ourselves B) yourself C) themselves D) yourselves
7. Choose the correct answer. If the parents bought the cat, their children . . . very happy. A) would be B) had been C) will be D) are
8. Choose the correct answer. The teacher congratulated all the students . . . passing the exam. A) for B) at C) on D) with
9. Choose the correct answer. − When . . . Mike and Suzan . . . married? − In 2015. A) do/get B) did/get C) has/got D) had/got
10. Choose the correct answer. Bobur stopped . . . at weekends. A) to have worked B) to working C) working D) to work
11. Choose the correct answer. − I have four meals a day, and what about you, Malika? − . . . . A) So do they B) Neither does Peter C) So do I D) So has she
12. Choose the correct answer. I want . . . to write these words on the blackboard. A) someone B) something C) some D) any
13. Choose the correct answer. They’ve got some . . . and . . ., but they haven’t got any . . . . A) egg’s/potato’s/tomato’s B) egg/potato/tomatoes C) eggs/potatos/tomato D) eggs/potatoes/tomatoes
14. Choose the correct answer. You wish he . . . you last week . A) helps B) will help C) has helped D) had helped c
15. Choose the correct answer. . . . a lot of water in the jug. A) There is B) There are C) Those is D) It isn’t
16. Choose the correct answer. The boy who got full marks . . . the exam was suspected . . . cheating. A) in/of B) from/by C) about/at D) on/for
17. Choose the correct answer. − Is your brother . . . ? − No, he isn’t. He is fat. A) thinner B) thinnest C) the thin D) thin
18. Choose the correct answer. . . . don’t you like your present? I thought that’s what you asked for this year. A) Where B) What C) Why D) When
Read the text and answer the questions according to it. Substance can be a liquid, a solid, or gas. Water can change into three forms. It only depends on water temperature. When water is a liquid, we drink it. When water is cold, it is a solid, such as ice or snow. When water is a gas, we call it water vapour. When water boils, it changes into vapour or steam. The water vapour is collected in clouds. Then it falls to the ground as rain or snow. Some people think that the amount of water changes when the water moves from one state to another. Actually the amount of water always stays the same, no matter which state the water is in. People are tricked because of the amount of space which water uses in its different forms. Solid form takes up more space than liquid form. Vapour form takes up the least amount of space.
19. According to the passage, what makes water change its form? A) space B) snow C) cloud D) temperature
20. According to the passage, when water boils it becomes . . . . A) vapour B) ice C) liquid D) solid
21. All of the following statements are TRUE about water vapour, EXCEPT . . . A)Water vapour is collected in clouds. B)Water vapour changes its amount. C)Water vapour turns into rain or snow. D)Vapour is actually water in gas form.
22. According to the passage, which form of water takes the most amount of space? A) liquid B) solid C) steam D) vapour
Read the text and answer the questions according to it. The great painter Sir James Thornhill was employed for decorating the interior of the dome of St. Paul’s in London. One day he stepped back on the scaffolding to see how the work looked at a distance. His servant, who was standing near, was terrified to see his master within some inches of the edge of the scaffolding. At the last moment the painter would be thrown and fall down on the pavement. How could he be warned of this danger? If the servant cried out, he would probably in his alarm take a fatal step. So the man threw a pot of paint over the piece of work the painter was just admiring. Sir James, in a rage, rushed forward to punish him. Thus his life was saved. On finding out why the servant had spoilt his painting, Sir James was glad to reward him instead of punishing him.
23. The text is mainly about . . . A)the servant who helped his master with decoration. B)the servant who saved the life of his master. C)St. Paul’s Cathedral and how it was decorated. D)the servant who constructed his master’s painting.
24. Why did the servant throw the pot of paint over the painting? A)He did not like the painting of his master. B)He was afraid of his master and stood quietly. C)He hated his master and never understood him. D)He wanted to prevent his master’s falling down.
25. All of the following statements are FALSE, EXCEPT . . . A)St.Paul’s Cathedral is the world’s greatest palace. B)The painter didn’t fall off the scaffolding. C)Sir James Thornhill decorated the outside of St.Pauls’s Cathedral. D)Sir James Thornhill punished his servant.
26. The servant proved that he was . . . A) silly B) smart C) modest D) polite
Read the text and answer the questions according to it. Two different types of educational systems developed in ancient Greece. In Sparta, the government encouraged games, exercises, and athletics. Boys lived in camps and were trained for wars and may not have learnt to read or write, since these were considered not useful for a soldier. But music and dance were regarded as good skills for a military man, and were therefore a part of a Spartan’s education. Girls received similar training to boys, although they didn’t leave home. In contrast to the Spartans’ military skills, the people of Athens put a stress on education, both in arts and in physical skills. The schools were private but cheap, and even the poorest people could send their children. Athenian girls didn’t attend schools but were taught at home. Boys learned to read and write, to develop an interest in music, poetry, and other arts. Homer’s poems, the Odyssey and Iliad, were taught to all pupils. As soon as the children were able to write, the teacher would dictate passages from Homer poems for the children to write down and memorize.
27. What is the passage mostly about? A)Education in ancient Greece B)Spartans’ military skills C)Girls’ role in early education D)Physical skills in Athens
28. According to the passage, why did the Spartan boys not learn to read and write? A)These subjects were thought to be not much useful. B)The Spartan boys had natural abilities to read books. C)There weren’t educational systems in ancient Greece. D)The government didn’t encourage any education.
29. According to the passage, what did the Spartans think about music? A)Music was considered bad for everyone. B)Music was regarded the same as reading or writing. C)Music was considered as a useful skill for them. D)Music was considered not good for military man.
30. All of the following statements are TRUE, EXCEPT . . . A)The Athenian boys had chance to study reading and writing. B)The private schools were cheap for all families in Athens. C)Athenian girls could attend schools only in the evenings. D)Boys didn’t learn how to read and write in Sparta