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№ 372 Give antonym: Clean: A) dirty; B) greedy; C) open; D) nasty; E) fat.
№ 373 When …the concert start last night? - It …at 8 o’clock: A) were/ did; B) did/ was; C) was/was; D) had started/ was; E) is/ did.
№ 374 The cat ... eating ... food: A) am/the; B) are/ it’s; C) is/its; D) is/it’s; E) is/ his.
№ 375 He’s ... his dog not to dirty the house: A) passing; B) training; C) teasing; D) visiting; E) studying.
№ 376 Mr. Brown is a very .... person. He always helps the people and opens doors for ladies: A) cruel; B) unfriendly; C) nervous; D) polite; E) tidy.
№ 377 A mathematician is a person ... maths: A) that studies; B) who study; C) which study; D) who studies; E) which studies.
№ 378 Ей шестнадцать лет: A) She has sixteen year; B) She is in sixteen; C) She is sixteen years; D) She is sixteen; E) She is in her sixteen years.
№ 379 She will be playing tennis on Sunday, .... she? A) won’t she be; B) won’t; C) will she; D) won’t be she; E) shan’t she.
№ 380 Give right sentence: A) Put on this dress; B) Put at this dress; C) Put of this dress; D) Put out this dress; E) Put in this dress.
№ 381 They ... going ... shopping: A) are/to; B) are/to do; C) are/to going; D) are/ to make; E) is/ to go.
№ 382 What places did you visit? A) I am going to visit the Science Museum; B) I shall visit London next year; C) I am not a tourist; D) I visited Moscow last year; E) I visited many historical places.
№ 383 The weather isn’t cold today, but it ... cold yesterday: A) was; B) wasn’t; C) were; D) did; E) is.
№ 384 ” She used to collect stamps”, means: A) She doesn’t like stamps; B) She doesn’t collect stamps anymore; C) She didn’t like stamps; D) Collecting stamps is her hobby; E) She don’t like stamps.
№ 385 How far is ... from Almaty to Tashkent? A) ways; B) definition; C) it; D) meters; E) kilometers.
№ 386 Did you buy any bread? – No, I ... any bread, but I... some milk: A) bought / am buying; B) am buying/ bought; C) didn’t buy/ bought; D) bought/ bought; E) don’t buy/ bought.
№ 387 Are you going to finish your study .... 2003? A) At; B) On; C) - ; D) For; E) In.
№ 388 She usually ... her glasses, but now she is not wearing… : A) wear/ them; B) wears/ them; C) wore/ them; D) wore/ it;
№ 389 Before we leave what we don’t often say? A) see you later; B) have a good day; C) it was nice to meet you D) I was tired while I was here; E) bye.
№ 390 You .... chew gum in class, but you .... chew it at home: A) must/ can’t; B) mustn’t/ can; C) must/ must; D) can/ can; E) ought to/ can.
№ 391 -Which party will you go next Friday? - I must go to Jack’s party, because he ... me two weeks ago: A) pretended; B) invited; C) punished; D) prepared; E) liked.
№ 392 Their favorite singer is Sting, .... he? A) wasn’t; B) doesn’t; C) isn’t; D) is; E) aren’t.
№ 393 She is fond ... classical music: A) in; B) of; C) in; D) by; E) at.
№ 394 ... always speaks in a loud voice: A) he; B) we; C) you; D) they; E) I.
№ 395 You must put ... your coat. It’s cold outside: A) on; B) off; C) away; D) at; E) in.
№ 396 Don’t look ... me the way like that! A) on; B) through; C) for; D) in; E) at.
№ 397 I am waiting ... my friend. He is late: A) on; B) at; C) into; D) for; E) in.
№ 398 Do you know the way ... making good tea: A) of; B) in; C) to; D) for; E) about.
№ 399 I invited my friend to .... place: A) me; B) his; C) mine; D) my; E) his.
№ 400 She can’t do it properly. Help ... please: A) me; B) her; C) their; D) my; E) mine.
№ 401 ... comes home at 8 o’clock: A) I; B) she; C) they; D) you; E) we.
№ 402 ..always speak in a loud voice: A) she; B) I; C) he; D) yours; E) our.
№ 403 They did not have any meat. So they ... cook a soup: A) can; B) could not; C) can’t; D) be able to; E) will be able to.
№ 404 Translate:Lifeless: A) жизненный; B) безжизненный; C) жизнь; D) жить; E) мертвый.
№ 405 He is very lazy. He does ..... work: A) few; B) much; C) little; D) many; E) less.
№ 406 Look! They are eating dinner now: A) Who is eating dinner now; B) What are they doing now; C) What are they eating now; D) What do they eat; E) Why are they eating.
№ 407 Look! The girls … rock-n-roll: A) dance; B) are dancing; C) is dancing; D) danced; E) are danced.
№ 408 … you prepare breakfast for me ? I am hurry: A) can; B) should; C) must; D) need; E) shall.
№ 409 You … buy milk . I prefer tea without milk: A) need; B) can; C) needn’t; D) may; E) ought to.
№ 410 I know the town well so I … advise you where to go to have dinner: A) can; B) may not; C) must; D) need; E) to be to
№ 411 I lost my key yesterday and … open the door: A) can; B) could; C) couldn’t; D) may not; E) have not.
№ 412 … breakfast English people usually have cornflakes or porridge with milk: A) for; B) at; C) on; D) to; E) in.
№ 413 Liquid food made by cooking meat, beet, cabbage, etc in water: A) Shuchi; B) Borshch; C) Fish soup; D) Okroshka; E) Meat.
№ 414 I prefer strong tea … bitter coffee: A) on; B) by; C) to; D) at; E) for.
№ 415 Pass … me the salt, please: A) to; B) at; C) on; D) -; E) for.
№ 416 The pepperoni pizza is … my taste: A) on; B) to; C) at; D) with; E) for.
№ 417 … the third course we have a glass of juice: A) For; B) At; C) On; D) To; E) In.
№ 418 ... white curtains on the window: A) There is; B) This is; C) There are; D) – ; E) Those are.
№ 419 It is … the third floor: A) in; B) on; C) at; D) under; E) for.
№ 420 I live … a block of flats: A) on; B) at; C) from; D) in; E) with.
№ 421 Where do we cook meal? A) stove; B) desk; C) balcony; D) piano; E) study-table.
№ 422 It is ... the corner near the window: A) From; B) In; C) On; D) At; E) Under.
№ 423 Translate: Keep the house clean: A) содержать дом в пыли; B) убирать дом; C) содержать дом в чистоте; D) сорить в доме; E) убираться в доме.
№ 424 There are some pictures ... the wall: A) in; B) on; C) from; D) at; E) under.
№ 425 What usually lies on the floor? A) chandelier; B) fork; C) carpet; D) cupboard; E) armchair.
№ 426 It’s Thursday today, … : A) is it; B) doesn’t he; C) isn’t it; D) are they; E) wasn’t it.
№ 427 You’ve got two sisters… : A) hasn’t he; B) haven’t you; C) are they; D) isn’t it; E) wasn’t it.
№ 428 Where can we wash ourselves? A) bed-room; B) sitting-room; C) living – room; D) bath-room; E) balcony.
№ 429 Where do people hang their clothes? A) hall – stand; B) mirror; C) arm-chair; D) sofa; E) wall unit.
№ 430 Найдите слово не соответствующее теме « My flat» : A) kitchen; B) nursery; C) plane; D) bedroom; E) balcony.
№ 431 My name is Alex. I…18 years old: A) am; B) are; C) is; D) were; E) was.
№ 432 They aren’t French, … … : A) aren’t they; B) haven’t they; C) are they; D) isn’t it; E) was it.
№ 433 They … an English lesson every day: A) has; B) had; C) have; D) have had; E) had have.
№ 434 Mary studies at the University. She … a student: A) Are; B) Is; C) Am; D) Was; E) Were.
№ 435 One of the oldest Universities in Britain is… : A) Sorbona; B) Harvard; C) London; D) Oxford; E) РSU.
№ 436 Выберите слово не подходящее по смыслу: A) university; B) lecture; C) tutor; D) season; E) teacher.
№ 437 Выберите слово не подходящее по смыслу: A) semester; B) term; C) kitchen; D) credit; E) debts.
№ 438 Выберите слово не подходящее по смыслу: A) part-time student; B) rector; C) department; D) patient; E) teacher.
№ 439 Before exams start students are to pass… : A) control; B) credits; C) pairs; D) holidays; E) lectures.
№ 440 His name … Bob: A) am; B) are; C) is; D) were; E) am.
№ 441 They … an English lesson every day last year: A) has; B) have; C) had; D) have had; E) had have.
№ 442 Mary and Ann study at the University. They … students: A) are; B) Is; C) am; D) was; E) have.
№ 443 I feel some pain … my back: A) on; B) at; C) in; D) of; E) into.
№ 444 I (to use) to read a lot about famous people: A) uses; B) used; C) are used; D) is used; E) had used.
№ 445 … you … to live in village in your childhood? A) did, use; B) do, use; C) does, use; D) used; E) had, use.
№ 446 She (not to ask) him about anything: A) did not ask; B) is not asked; C) not asked; D) not asking; E) do not ask.
№ 447 He (to play) tennis twice a week last year: A) play; B) playd; C) had play; D) is played; E) played.
№ 448 She (to learn) French and German two years ago: A) lernt; B) is learnt; C) learnt; D) was learnt; E) were learnt.
№ 449 We (to keep) our car in the garage last winter: A) kepting; B) kepted; C) was kept; D) were kept; E) kept.
№ 450 They often (to make) mistakes at the lessons: A) make; B) maked; C) had make; D) was made; E) were made.
№ 451 When I lived with my parents I (to help) my mother about the house: A) helped; B) helpt; C) was helped; D) help; E) helps.
№ 452 They (not to do) their shopping every day last year: A) do not do; B) did not do; C) does not do; D) not did; E) not do.
№ 453 We (to go) to the university by metro yesterday: A) go; B) gone; C) goes; D) went; E) did go.
№ 454 The concert (to begin) at 6 p.m yesterday: A) began; B) begun; C) begined; D) begint; E) begand.
№ 455 I (to stay) at school yesterday: A) stay; B) stayed; C) was stay; D) were stay; E) stays.
№ 456 It often (to rain) last autumn: A) rain; B) raind; C) rained; D) rains; E) rraint.
№ 457 Tom (to get) excellent marks in English yesterday: A) gott; B) getted; C) get; D) got; E) was got.
№ 458 ... always go abroad during their summer holidays: A) they; B) he; C) she; D) us; E) her.
№ 459 Give ... the book, please: A) I; B) she; C) we; D) me; E) their.
№ 460 He is an old friend of ... : A) my; B) your; C) mine; D) her; E) their.
№ 461 He washed and dressed ... : A) he; B) herself; C) himself; D) ourself; E) his.
№ 462 ... sister made some mistakes in her test: A) My; B) He; C) Mine; D) Them; E) Yours.
№ 463 Is ... absent today? A) somebody; B) anybody; C) nobody; D) anywhere; E) some.
№ 464 I can’t help you. I have ... free time: A) much; B) many; C) little; D) few; E) a lot of.
№ 465 If you ever have ... problems, let me know: A) any; B) some; C) no; D) every; E) something.
№ 466 Did ... meet him yersterday? A) somebody; B) anybody; C) nobody; D) everybody; E) anything.
№ 467 How ... new grammar rules do you know? A) many; B) much; C) little; D) few; E) more.
№ 468 Don’t worry. We have ... time before the train comes in: A) little; B) few; C) much; D) many; E) more.
№ 469 These books are ... , take ... if you want: A) my / it; B) our / them; C) mine / it; D) her / them; E) mine / them.
№ 470 I have lost ... pencils, may I take ... ? A) mine / your; B) your / your; C) my / yours; D) her / your; E) yours / my.
№ 471 ... often wait for me at the entrance: A) They; B) He; C) She; D) Our; E) Them.
№ 472 She’ll go to the South with ... son and ... daughter: A) her / her; B) hers / her; C) her / hers; D) my / mine; E) mine / my.
№ 473 This is my dictionary and that is … : A) here; B) my; C) yours; D) this; E) her.
№ 474 ... of you knows his permanent address? A) Who; B) Which; C) What; D) How; E) How many.
№ 475 I have many close friends in ... native town: A) my; B) our; C) ours; D) theirs; E) them.
№ 476 They should do it ... : A) ourself; B) myself; C) themselves; D) theirself; E) theirs.
№ 477 She put on ... coat and left for work: A) she; B) her; C) hers; D) herself; E) mine.
№ 478 I’ve got no pen to write with. I’ll ask Peter to give me ... : A) her; B) his; C) herself; D) mine; E) my.
№ 479 We shall listen to ... suggestions, then we shall put forward ... : A) their / our; B) theirs / our; C) their / ours; D) theirs / ours; E) they / our.
№ 480 ... apperance my father is a well-built man: A) on; B) by; C) for; D) the; E) in.
№ 481 I’ve got good relations ... my parents: A) to; B) by; C) with; D) at; E) from.
№ 482 She is interested ... ancient coins: A) at; B) in; C) by; D) on; E) of.
№ 483 My younger sister is very popular ... her friends at parties: A) at; B) by; C) with; D) from; E) of.
№ 484 He is keen ... sport: A) in; B) on; C) at; D) with; E) by.
№ 485 Are you an economist?-Yes, ... : A) I’m; B) I do; C) I have; D) I’m not; E) he is.
№ 486 Does he visit his relatives in Russia? A) Yes, I do; B) No, he does; C) Yes, he does; D) Yes, I am; E) No, I am not.
№ 487 Have the pupils done their homework?-Yes, ... : A) I have; B) they have not; C) they do; D) they have; E) they are.
№ 488 He is handsome, ... ? A) is he; B) does he; C) isn’t he; D) doesn’t he; E) has he.
№ 489 He is popular and famous.-... : A) So do I; B) So am I; C) So I am; D) Neither do I; E) Neither I am.
№ 490 Kate knew it, ... ? A) didn’t she; B) does she; C) doesn’t she; D) did she; E) is she.
№ 491 There is no milk in the fridge, ... ? A) is there; B) isn’t there; C) there is; D) are there; E) is here.
№ 492 There are many students in the group, ... ? A) isn’t it; B) aren’t there; C) are there; D) is there; E) are they.
№ 493 You can’t sing, ... ? A) can she; B) can’t you; C) can you; D) may I; E) can.
№ 494 Where ... my glasses? – I have just lost ... : A) is / it ; B) are / it; C) is / them; D) are / them; E) was / it.
№ 495 Your advice ... very useful. I usually use your ... when I am in trouble: A) is / advice; B) is / advices; C) are / advice; D) are / advices; E) were / advices.
№ 496 They say money ... the soul of business: A) is; B) are; C) were; D) to be; E) have.
№ 497 Too ... knowledge ... the head bold: A) much / make; B) many / makes; C) much / makes; D) many/ make; E) little / make.
№ 498 The newspaper contains ... interesting information: A) much; B) many; C) little; D) few; E) a few.
№ 499 He has ... friends in this town and he feels lonely: A) much; B) many; C) little; D) few; E) a little.
№ 500 His clothes ... very stylish: A) are; B) is; C) was; D) were; E) to be.
№ 501 ... character my father is a strict man: A) On; B) By; C) For; D) The; E) At.
№ 502 He … with his family now. His son … so much exited: A) will be, will; B) were, will; C) was, were; D) is, is; E) are, will be.
№ 503 The students … in the Russian museum last night. Last month they … in the Hermitage: A) are, was; B) were, will be; C) will be are; D) were, are; E) were, were.
№ 504 The children … not upset, they … very angry: A) were, are; B) are, are; C) will be, were; D) is, is; E) is, are.
№ 505 The neighbours …not happy because her children … too noisy: A) was, were; B) will be, are; C) was, are; D) are, are; E) were, will be.
№ 506 I … sorry. They … not at the office at the moment: A) am, are; B) am, were; C) was, will be; D) were, were; E) will be, are.
№ 507 How … you? – I … not very well today: A) was, was; B) is, am; C) will be, was; D) are, am; E) are, are.
№ 508 … you a doctor? – yes, I … : A) is, is; B) are, am; C) am, am; D) am, is; E) are, are.
№ 509 The shelf … brown. It … on the wall: A) are, is; B) was, will be; C) is, is; D) were, was; E) is, are.
№ 510 Where … Lisa and John? - They … at college: A) were, are; B) are, is; C) will be, were; D) are, are; E) is, is.
№ 511 She … the kindness person I’ve ever seen. My grandmother … really wonderful: A) was, were; B) is, is; C) is, are; D) will be, will be; E) were, were.
№ 512 … you busy? – No, I … not: A) are, am; B) am, am; C) is, is; D) was, were; E) will be, was.
№ 513 Do you have any idea where he…? – he … at work: A) was, were; B) will be, were; C) is, is; D) are, am; E) is, was.
№ 514 Which sport, do you think, … the most dangerous? A) am; B) was; C) were; D) is; E) are.
№ 515 His family … not in St. Petersburg, it … in Moscow: A) was, will be; B) are, was; C) is, will be; D) is, is; E) was, were.
№ 516 An interesting film … on at the nearest cinema. It … Bumer: A) is, are; B) is, is; C) was, will be; D) were, were; E) was, is.
№ 517 The lesson … interesting. We studied a new theme: A) will be ; B) is; C) are; D) am; E) was.
№ 518 I … glad to help you. You may come tomorrow: A) was; B) are; C) is; D) will be; E) were.
№ 519 I … writing a letter at the moment: A) was; B) will be; C) am; D) were; E) is.
№ 520 They … playing football from 5 till 7: A) were; B) am; C) is; D) will be; E) are.
№ 521 My father … a programmer. He … interested in politics: A) was, will be; B) is, will be; C) are, were; D) is, is; E) were, was.
№ 522 Who are Prince William and Prince Henry’s parents? A) Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer are; B) Queen Victoria and Prince Albert are; C) Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson are; D) Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips are; E) Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip are.
№ 523 Nelson’s Column is situated in … in London: A) Fleet Street; B) Downing Street; C) Trafalgar Square; D) Piccadilly Circus; E) Harley Street.
№ 524 The capital of England is … : A) Cardiff; B) Chicago; C) Washington D.C. D) London; E) Manchester.
№ 525 London is on the ... : A) Severn; B) Irtysh; C) Mississippi; D) Thames; E) Avon.
№ 526 Sherwood Forest is famous for the legendary … : A) Shrek; B) Robin Hood; C) Sir Arthur; D) Mary Poppins; E) Harry Potter.
№ 527 The British currency is … : A) Dollars; B) Pounds; C) Franks; D) Crones; E) British dollars.
№ 528 What is the national emblem of England? A) Maple leaf; B) Rose; C) Tulip; D) Violet; E) Narcissi.
№ 529 British people celebrate Halloween on the … : A) 31st of October; B) 25th of December; C) 5th of November; D) 8th of March; E) 4th of July.
№ 530 How many parts does Great Britain consist of? A) 2; B) 5; C) 4; D) 6; E) 3.
№ 531 … is Great Britain’s oldest University: A) Cambridge; B) Oxford; C) London University; D) Leicester University; E) Birmingham University.
№ 532 The ravens in the Tower of London are taken care of because … : A) They are very old; B) They are very rare; C) Of a legend; D) The oldest name of the Tower; E) The ravens.
№ 533 The British Parliament consists of … : A) The house of Lords and the house of Commons; B) The Senate and the house of Representatives; C) The Senate and the Mazhilis; D) The house of Lords and the house of Representatives; E) The house of Lords and the Mazhilis.
№ 534 Who is the official head of the state in Great Britain? A) Parliament; B) Labour Party; C) Liberal Party; D) The queen or the king; E) Conservative Party.
№ 535 What is “Big Ben”? A) University; B) Museum; C) Exhibition; D) Clock; E) Theatre.
№ 536 Which of the following can not be found in London? A) Trafalgar Square; B) The East End; C) The Statue of Liberty; D) The City; E) The West End.
№ 537 The City is the … : A) Business part of London; B) Largest museum in London; C) Central square of London; D) Poorest part of London; E) Industrial part of London.
№ 538 The chairman of the House of Commons in the English Parliament is … : A) The Lord-Chancellor; B) The Speaker; C) Prince of Wales; D) The Queen; E) The Prime-Minister.
№ 539 The chairman of the House of Lords in the English Parliament is … : A) The Lord-Chancellor; B) The Speaker; C) Prince of Wales; D) The Queen; E) The Prime-Minister.
№ 540 The most popular English sport is … : A) Tennis; B) Basketball; C) Chess; D) Rugby; E) Swimming.
№ 541 The British Prime Minister Tony Blair belongs to the … Party: A) Conservative; B) Liberal; C) Democratic; D) Labour; E) Nur-Otan.
№ 542 Madam Tussaud’s museum is in … : A) England; B) America; C) Canada; D) Russia; E) France.
№ 543 … separates Great Britain from France: A) English Channel; B) Gulf of Mexico; C) Saint George’s Channel; D) I rish Sea; E) North Atlantic Ocean.
№ 544 London is divided into … : A) The City; the West End, the East End and Westminster; B) The City; the West End, the 5th Avenue; C) The North End, the South End and Westminster; D) The North End, the West End, the City and Westminster; E) Squares, Avenues and Westminster.
№ 545 Who wrote “Hamlet”? A) Shakespeare; B) Mark Twain; C) Jack London; D) W. Saroyan; E) Robert Burns.
№ 546 The northern and western parts of the country is … : A) Mountainous; B) A vast plain; C) A plain; D) Desert; E) Industrious.
№ 547 The northern and western parts of the country is called … : A) Highlands; B) Lowlands; C) Goldenlands; D) Desert; E) Steppes.
№ 548 About … of the population is urban: A) 80%; B) 70%; C) 40%; D) 50%; E) 60%.
№ 549 … are the most famous educational centres of England: A) Sorbonne and Oxford; B) Oxford and Cambridge; C) Harvard and California University; D) KBU and KIMEP; E) Cambridge and California University.
№ 550 How long …you…English? A) Have been learning; B) Have learnt; C) Did learn; D) Does learn; E) Is learning.
№ 551 When…you…learning English? A) Have been beginning; B) Have begun; C) Did begin; D) Does begin; E) Is beginning.
№ 552 I …for 12 days and stopped at the small hotel for the night.. A) Has travelled; B) Had been travelling; C) Travelled; D) Is travelling; E) Are travelling.
№ 553 You …much work to do tomorrow. A) Has; B) Had had; C) Will have; D) Has had; E) Had.
№ 554 Your brother hasn’t finished school yet,…? A) Hasn’t your brother; B) Has he; C) Did he; D) Does he; E) Do you.
№ 555 As soon as I…your article I’ll ring you up. A) Shall find; B) Shall have found; C) Find; D) Found; E) Am finding.
№ 556 He … his daughter went to school. A) Was told; B) Is told; C) Was being told; D) Were being told; E) Is being told.
№ 557 I was asked how I usually…to the Institute. A) Have got; B) Has got; C) Getting; D) Get; E) Got.
№ 558 The doctors didn’t expect the sick man …better so soon. A) Feels; B) Feel; C) Has felt; D) To feel; E) To be felt.
№ 559 A strong wind began…. A) Blow; B) Blew; C) Have blown; D) To blow; E) Has been blowing.
№ 560 We are going to see the film tomorrow.-So… A) Are we; B) We are; C) We do; D) Does he; E) Is she.
№ 561 I…just…to sleep when something woke me up. A) Had gone; B) Gone; C) Is going; D) Are going; E) Will go.
№ 562 He … translate these articles tomorrow. A) Will able to; B) Will be able to; C) Am to; D) Has to; E) Are to.
№ 563 We …for a walk in the evening. We’ll be watching TV. A) Goes; B) Were going; C) Was going; D) Is going; E) Won’t be going.
№ 564 You’ve got a brother,…...? A) Did you; B) Has he; C) Haven’t you; D) Will we; E) Is she.
№ 565 Kate... if she’ll find Peter’s address at home. A) Know; B) To know; C) Doesn’t know; D) Had not know; E) To be known.
№ 566 I was asked which subjects we usually…at the University during this semester. A) To take; B) Had taken; C) Is taken; D) Was taken; E) Took.
№ 567 I wanted the girl...on singing because her song reminded me of my childhood. A) Goes; B) Be gone; C) Is going; D) to go; E) To be gone.
№ 568 He went…something to us but we couldn’t understand anything as it was very noisy. A) On telling; B) To tell; C) Told; D) Was told; E) Was telling.
№ 569 It was the longest snake I…ever…in my life. A) Saw; B) To see; C) To be seen; D) See; E) Have seen.
№ 570 In practice the United Kingdom is ruled by the … : A) Prime-Minister; B) Queen; C) King; D) President; E) Sultan.
№ 571 The longest river in England is the … : A) Trent; B) Severn; C) Thames; D) Mississippi; E) Avon.
№ 572 The highest mountain –Ben Nevis (1343)- is in … : A) Wales; B) Scotland; C) England; D) Colorado; E) Northern Ireland.
№ 573 Westminster Abbey was built by the architect … : A) Sir Christopher Wren; B) William Wilkins; C) Rembrant; D) Rubens; E) Federik August Bartholdi
№ 574 Many famous people are buried in … : A) Westminster Abbey; B) The Clock Tower; C) The Tower of London; D) St. Paul’s Cathedral; E) Trafalgar Square.
№ 575 Where is the Statue of Liberty? A) Massachusetts; B) California; C) New York; D) Washington D.C.; E) Boston.
№ 576 Where is the tallest skyscraper in the world? A) New York; B) Chicago; C) San Francisco; D) Washington D.C.; E) Boston.
№ 577 When do Americans celebrate Independence Day? A) July 4; B) February 14; C) December 25; D) November; E) October 31.
№ 578 What is the national sport in America? A) Football; B) Soccer; C) Baseball; D) Tennis; E) Bowling.
№ 579 Who was the first president of the USA? A) Abraham Lincoln; B) George Washington; C) Franklin D. Roosevelt; D) Christopher Columbus; E) John Trumbull.
№ 580 Which is the United States capital? A) New York City; B) Los Angeles; C) Washington D.C.; D) San Francisco; E) Atlanta.
№ 581 In which city is Hollywood? A) Los Angeles; B) San Francisco; C) Florida; D) New York; E) Atlanta.
№ 582 What is the name of the awards given to the best movie actors and actresses each year in the U.S.? A) Oscar; B) Grammy; C) Golden Palm; D) Nika; E) Golden Globe.
№ 583 What is the capital of Georgia? A) Atlanta; B) Chicago; C) California; D) Los Angeles; E) Washington.
№ 584 Washington, D.C. is a ... : A) Town; B) City; C) State; D) District; E) Country.
№ 585 Which ocean separates Europe from the States? A) The Indian Ocean; B) The Atlantic Ocean; C) The Pacific Ocean; D) The Northern Ocean; E) The Arctic Ocean.
№ 586 Who discovered America? A) America Vespucci; B) The pilgrims; C) Christopher Columbus; D) George Washington; E) David Livingstone.
№ 587 What is the national symbol of America? A) The sun; B) The moon; C) The rose; D) The bald eagle; E) The shamrock..
№ 588 The Statue of Liberty was a gift from... : A) Greece; B) Ireland; C) England; D) France; E) Turkey.
№ 589 Where does the President of the USA live and work? A) In the White House; B) In Congress; C) In the Pentagon; D) In the Supreme Court; E) In the Empire State Building.
№ 590 What is Disneyland? A) Name of the Square; B) Memorial; C) Children’s Park of Wonder; D) Name of the town; E) Industrial town.
№ 591 Who is the main figure in the emblem of the USA? A) Swan; B) Owl; C) Cuckoo; D) Eagle; E) Hen.
№ 592 When did the United States win its independence? A) 1680; B) 1881; C) 1776; D) 1784; E) 1888.
№ 593 July 4th is … : A) Halloween; B) Friendship Day; C) Victory Day; D) Independence Day; E) Father’s Day.
№ 594 The US centre for art and business is … : A) New York; B) Washington; C) Colorado; D) Los Angeles; E) Las Vegas.
№ 595 Who is officially the head of the state and the government of the USA? A) Congress; B) Republicans Party; C) Democratic Party; D) President; E) Communist Party.
№ 596 What is the tallest sight in Washington, D.C.? A) US Capitol; B) The Statue of Liberty; C) The White House; D) Fenwick Gallery; E) The National Mall.
№ 597 What is the White House? A) University; B) Monument; C) Sky-scraper; D) The residence of President; E) Park.
№ 598 Where does the capital of the USA belong to? A) The District of Columbia; B) The State of Alaska; C) The State of Maryland; D) The State of Pennsylvania; E) The State of Georgia.
№ 599 What is the highest spot in the USA? A) Mt. McKinley; B) Mt. Rushmore; C) Death Valley; D) Honolulu; E) The Appalachian.
№ 600 Astana is situated on the bank of the river … : A) Irtysh; B) Ishim; C) Syrdarija; D) Tobyl; E) Tenteksu.
№ 601 Pavlodar is situated on the bank of the river … : A) Irtysh; B) Ishim; C) Syrdarija; D) Tobyl; E) Tenteksu.
№ 602 What countries does Kazakhstan border on? A) Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan; B) Russia, China, Georgia, Mongolia; C) Russia, China, Pakistan, Turkmenistan; D) Russia, China, Pakistan, Mongolia; E) Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Turkmenistan;
№ 603 When is the Independence Day of Kazakhstan? A) September 5; B) August 30; C) February 14; D) Nauryz 22; E) December 16.
№ 604 What chambers does Kazakhstani Parliament consist of? A) The Senate and the House of Representatives; B) The House of Lords and the House of Commons; C) The Senate and the Mazhilis; D) The House of Lords and the House of Representatives; E) The House of Lords and the Mazhilis.
№ 605 What is the capital of Kazakhstan? A) Astana; B) Almaty; C) Kyzylorda; D) Taldykorgan; E) Tashkent.
№ 606 When did Kazakhstan become independent? A) 1992; B) 1997; C) 1991; D) 1917; E) 2000.
№ 607 Who wrote “The Path of Abai”? A) Abai Kunanbaev; B) Mukhtar Auezov; C) Mukhtar Maghauin; D) Sultanmakhmut Toraighyrov; E) Mukhtar Shakhanov.
№ 608 What part of Kazakhstan is densely populated? A) The south part; B) The north part; C) The west part; D) The north-west part; E) The east part.
№ 609 The Tobol river flows through the territory of … : A) South Kazakhstan; B) West Kazakhstan; C) North Kazakhstan; D) Saryarka; E) Zhetisu.
№ 610 When was the Constitution of Kazakhstan adopted? A) August 30, 1991; B) August 30, 1995; C) September 5, 2000; D) September 5, 1995; E) January 13, 1993.
№ 611 When was Pavlodar founded? A) 1900; B) 1720; C) 1820; D) 1880; E) 1770;
№ 612 The monument of miners is the symbol of ... : A) Astana; B) Ekibastuz; C) Temirtau; D) Karagandy; E) Atyrau.
№ 613 What is the national currency of Kazakhstan? A) Tenge; B) Rouble; C) Dollar; D) Pound; E) Euro.
№ 614 How many zones is Kazakhstan divided into according to climatic and economic conditions? A) 5; B) 4; C) 3; D) 2; E) 8.
№ 615 The territory of the RK is ... : A) 2.7 mln. square km.; B) 3 mln. square km.; C) 3.7 mln. square km.; D) 1 mln. square km.; E) 1.7 mln. square km.
№ 616 When was the capital transferred from Almaty to Akmola? A) 1997; B) 1991; C) 2000; D) 1999; E) 1995.
№ 617 When did Akmola get a new symbolic name – Astana? A) 1992; B) 1998; C) 1997; D) 2000; E) 2005.
№ 618 Who are the famous painters of Kazakhstan? A) A.Galymbaeva, A.Kasteev; B) R.Rymbaeva, B.Tolegenova; C) K.Satpaev, A.Margulan; D) S.Toraighyrov, Sh.Kudaiberdiev; E) M. Auezov, M.Maghauin;
№ 619 How is the milk of the camel called? A) Kymyz; B) Shubat; C) Milk; D) Airan; E) Kurt.
№ 620 What was K.Satpaev? A) A scientist; B) A painter; C) A chemist; D) Doctor of Philosophy; E) A writer.
№ 621 What lakes are in Bayanaul? A) Toraighyr, Sabyndykol, Zhasybai; B) Alakol, Balkhash; C) Toraighyr, Balkhash; D) Alakol, Sabyndykol; E) Tengiz, Zaisan, Issykkol.
№ 622 Where is “Baiterek” situated? A) In Almaty; B) In Astana; C) In Pavlodar; D) In Karagandy; E) In Kostonai.
№ 623 What are the national games of Kazakhstan? A) Football, Baseball; B) Kyzkuu, Audaryspak; C) Tennis, Soccer; D) Kyzkuu, Soccer; E) Football, Tennis.
№ 624 When was introduced national currency of Kazakhstan? A) 1993; B) 1991; C) 1999; D) 2000; E) 2005.
№ 625 When did Kazakhstan enter the UNO? A) 1991; B) 1992; C) 1995; D) 1999; E) 2000.
№ 626 The national food served during Nauryz is ... : A) Nauryz milk; B) Nauryz kozhe; C) Kurt; D) Beshbarmak; E) Manty.
№ 627 Kazakhstan is a ... republic: A) Parliamentary; B) Presidential; C) Constitutional monarchy; D) Autocratic; E) Federal.
№ 628 ... is the first Kazakh spaceman: A) Yuri Gagarin; B) Talgat Bigeldinov; C) Nurken Abdirov; D) Kanysh Satpaev; E) Tokhtar Aubakirov.
№ 629 Kazakhstan borders on ... in the East: A) Russia; B) Kirghizia; C) Uzbekistan; D) China; E) Turkmenistan.
№ 630 Kazakhstan borders on ... in the North: A) Russia; B) Kirghizia; C) Uzbekistan; D) China; E) Turkmenistan.
№ 631 The Parliament of the RK consists of ... : A) The House of Lords and the House of Commons; B) The Senate and the House of Representatives; C) The House of Lords and the House of Representatives; D) The Senate and the House of Commons; E) The Senate and the Mazhilis.
№ 632 The Mazhilis is the ... house of the Parliament: A) Upper; B) Lower; C) Higher; D) Left; E) Right.
№ 633 The Senate is the ... house of the Parliament: A) Upper; B) Lower; C) Higher; D) Left; E) Right.
№ 634 ... is the national game performed on horse in Kazakhstan: A) Altybakhan; B) Khantalapai; C) Togyzkumalakh; D) Kyz kuu; E) Aksuyek.
№ 635 “Semei-poligon” testing area was closed in ... : A) 1991; B) 1995; C) 1993; D) 1999; E) 2000.
№ 636 ... forms the natural border between Kazakhstan and China: A) The Tjan-Shan; B) The Urals; C) The Alatau; D) The Alps; E) The Highlands.
№ 637 Otan Party ... on March 1, 1999: A) is formed; B) was formed; C) has formed; D) formed; E) be formed.
№ 638 Kazakhstan ... a member of the UNO on March 2, 1992: A) become; B) became; C) has become; D) will become; E) had been become.
№ 639 When did the Constitution of Kazakhstan come into force? A) August 30, 1999; B) August 30, 1995; C) September 5, 2000; D) September 5, 1995; E) January 13, 1993.
№ 640 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. The UK …..on the British Isles: A) is situated; B) situates; C) were situated; D) was situated; E) is being situated.
№ 641 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. The UK … of four countries: A) is made up; B) consist ; C) has made up; D) is consist; E) was consist.
№ 642 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. The British Isles…from the European continent by the North Sea, and the English Channel: A) are separated; B) is separated; C) are separate; D) is separate; E) can separate.
№ 643 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. The UK … as a highly developed industrial country: A) is known; B) has known; C) known; D) is know; E) knew.
№ 644 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. The UK …. by the elected government with the prime minister at the head: A) is ruled; B) rules; C) is rule; D) ruled ; E) has ruled.
№ 645 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. English kings and queens … in Westminster Abbey: A) have been crowned ; B) are crowned; C) had crown ; D) crowns; E) has crowned .
№ 646 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. Washington … after the first president of the USA, George Washington: A) was named; B) is named; C) had been named; D) will be named; E) must be named.
№ 647 Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive. New York … in the natural harbor of the mouth of the Hudson River: A) is located; B) located; C) was located; D) can locate; E) will be located;
№ 648 Choose the Russian equivalent : New-York is known for its restaurants: A) В Нью -Йорке очень много ресторанов; B) Нью -Йорк известен своими ресторанами; C) Все знают, что в Нью -Йорке очень много ресторанов; D) Я знаю хороший ресторан в Нью –Йорке; E) В Нью -Йорке нет хороших ресторанов.
№ 649 Tom (to live) in Africa five years ago: A) lifted; B) lived; C) lives; D) live; E) life.
№ 650 They (to move) to Moscow ten years ago: A) move; B) is moved; C) has moved; D) moves; E) moved.
№ 651 Ann (to visit) London two years ago: A) has visited; B) visits; C) visited; D) are visited; E) visit.
№ 652 Jane and Tom (to marry) two years ago: A) married; B) has maried; C) are married; D) marries; E) marry.
№ 653 Mike (to swim) in the river every day: A) swam; B) swum; C) swim; D) are swum; E) swims.
№ 654 The music at the party (to be) very loud and could be heard from far away: A) are; B) were; C) am; D) was; E) be.
№ 655 They (to be glad) to meet him yesterday: A) am; B) was; C) are; D) is; E) were.
№ 656 Tom: Look! It’s raining again. Ann: Oh no, not again. It (to rain) the whole day yesterday too: A) is rained; B) rains; C) rained; D) are rained; E) was raining.
№ 657 I (to enjoy) the last party very much: A) are enjoyed; B) is enjoyed; C) enjoyed; D) enjoyes; E) has enjoyed.
№ 658 Mr Edward’s (to die) ten years ago: A) dies; B) died; C) is died; D) has died; E) die.
№ 659 When I lived in Manchester, I (to work) in a bank: A) work; B) works; C) is worked; D) worked; E) has worked.
№ 660 We (to invite) them to our party but they decided not to come: A) invited; B) invites; C) had invited; D) invite; E) was invited.
№ 661 I was watching TV when my father (to come) back from work: A) went; B) come; C) has come; D) comed; E) came.
№ 662 Listen, John! Who (to be) with you at yesterday’s party? – It (to be) my new girlfriend: A) was, were; B) was, was; C) were, was; D) were, were. E) had been, had been.
№ 663 Bank of New York (to deal) with Halyk Bank last year, didn’t it? A) did deal; B) dealed; C) dealt; D) was dealing; E) has dealt.
№ 664 I (to make) up my mind not to visit training courses any more: A) was making; B) has made; C) makes; D) made; E) make.
№ 665 The speech of our President (to awake) us to the sense of patriotism and duty: A) awoken; B) awaked; C) awoke; D) has awoken; E) are awoken.
№ 666 I (to understand) clearly what the teacher was explaining yesterday: A) is understood; B) understand; C) had understood; D) have understood; E) understood.
№ 667 I (to go) to a basketball match last Friday: A) went; B) gone; C) had gone; D) was going; E) have gone.
№ 668 This guy (to begin) using drugs several years ago. Now he is a finished man: A) begun; B) began; C) is begun; D) has begun; E) begins.
№ 669 We (to send) him a letter last week but he hasn’t answered us yet: A) send; B) sent; C) were sending; D) have sent ; E) sand.
№ 670 He owes me because I (to do) him a great favour: A) were doing; B) do; C) done; D) did; E) was doing.
№ 671 I (to speak) to him last evening and he promised to come: A) speaked; B) spoken; C) spoke; D) speak ; E) spoks.
№ 672 Have you seen my papers? – I guess I (to throw) them away: A) had thrown; B) is thrown; C) thrown; D) throw; E) threw.
№ 673 Whom do you think I (to see) yesterday? – Tell me the truth I don’t know: A) saw; B) sew; C) seed; D) seen; E) had seen.
№ 674 When I (to be) a student, I sometimes (stay) after classes (to play) volleyball: A) were, stayed, to play; B) was, stayed, play; C) was, stayed, played; D) was, stayed, to play; E) was, stay, to play.
№ 675 Ann (translate) a lot of foreign letters at the office last week: A) translates; B) translate; C) translated; D) will translate; E) translating.
№ 676 (To do) you (play) volleyball every week-end? A) do, play; B) did, play; C) did, played; D) does, play; E) done, played.
№ 677 A week ago my friend (come) to Moscow from Leningrad: A) came; B) come; C) comes; D) comed; E) will come.
№ 678 Yesterday (to be) my day off: A) be; B) were; C) are; D) been; E) was.
№ 679 I (to get) up at 8 o’clock yesterday: A) gets; B) get; C) got; D) gotten; E) will get.
№ 680 When you (to have) breakfast yesterday? A) did…have; B) have; C) has; D) had; E) do…had.
№ 681 Mr Smith (to fix) his car yesterday morning: A) were fix; B) fix; C) was fix; D) fixed; E) fax.
№ 682 Yesterday I (to get up) very early: A) will get up; B) get up; C) gets up; D) got up; E) gotten up.
№ 683 I (to go) to the bathroom and ( to wash ) my hands: A) went, wash; B) went, washed; C) go, washed; D) go, wash; E) gone, washed.
№ 684 Yesterday I (to have) breakfast with my son: A) was having; B) have; |
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