The final control work variant for the course students department of

3. Put the words into the correct order.

a) Dinner, after,go ,to the, room, sitting.

b) Me ,toget,twenty,takes,it,minutes,university,the,to.

c) What,usually, get up,time,Sundayson,do?

4. Translate into English.

a) Men ularnijudayaxshiko’ramanvatez-tezko’rganiboribturaman.

b) Sizo’zbekmisizyokirus?

d) KupasrlaravvalingliztilidafaqatAngliyadaso’zlashilgan.

5.Make up a short story on the topic “My flat”
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TERMEZ STATE UNIVЕRSITY «INTERFACULTIES CHAIR OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES»

THE FINAL CONTROL WORK VARIANT FOR THE COURSE STUDENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSICAL EDUCATION

Variant 13.

1. READING. Read the text and answer the questions.

London is situated about 40 miles (64km) from the mouth of the river Thames. It is divided by the river into two unequal parts. Most of the important buildings stand on the north bank. London is the heart of Britain. The oldest part of London is the City. The City is the financial and business center of the Commonwealth. Now about half a million people work in the City during the day. Among the sights of the City are the British Museum, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, the Central Criminal Court and St. Paul’s Cathedral, the bells of which ring at 9a.m. to mark the beginning of the new working day. The rest of London is traditionally divided into the West End and the East End. The West End is famous for shopping and entertainment. It includes theatres, cinemas, museums, pubs, galleries and famous London parks. The best known and largest park is Hyde Park. It is visited by thousands of Londoners every day. Together with Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square in front of the Houses of Parliament, Hyde Park is sometimes the scene of political demonstrations and marches. The East End is the working-class area with docks, industrial plants and factories. London plays a very important role in the industry of Great Britain.