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Task 7
rad the text below. Choose from (A -H ) the one which best tits each space (33-38). There arc two
oices you do not need to use.
TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA
We were driving in a car from Switzerland toward the beautiful old Italian city of Verona. Just outside the
ty we met two boys, who were selling strawberries.
My friend spoke to the boys and found out that they were brothers, Nicolo, was 13, Jacopo, the smaller one,
as almost 12. We bought their strawberries and continued (33)________ .
The next morning we saw the two boys again near our hotel in Verona. They were shining the shoes of the
ien (34) . They were very busy, but they said ‘hello’ to us in a friendly way.
T thought you sold strawberries,’ Tsaid. ‘We do many things, sir,’ Nicolo answered seriously.
In the week (35) ________ wre saw Nicolo and Jacopo several times. These two brothers worked all day
aider the hot sun, shining shoes, selling fruit and newspapers. They always looked very busy.
One morning while Nicolo was shining my shoes 1 said: ‘You and Jacopo work very' hard. Tell me, how do
,ou spend your money?’
‘We have plans, sir’, the boys said. As we were soon leaving Verona we wanted to do (36) _ _ _ _ _ for the
soys who were friendly to us.
‘Well,’ I said, ‘can \vc do anything for you before wre go?’
‘Every Sunday we go to a village not far from Verona,’ Nicolo began. ‘We usually go by bus; bat tomorrow,
sir, may be you will take us in your car.’
On Sunday I took the boys to the village. I stopped my car where the boys asked. It was a lovely big house.
The boys promised not to be long and entered the building. I waited a few minutes and then I followed the boys.
‘Excuse me,’ I said ю a nurse who came to the door, T just brought tw'o small boys here.’
‘Ah, yes,’ she said with a smile, ‘Nicolo and Jacopo came to visit their sister. They are alone in the world,
except for their sister. Their mother and father died before the war. When the fascists came to Verona the boys
began to carry (37) _ _ _____ to the mountains. When the war ended they found their sister sick with tuberculosis.
They brought her to our hospital. And every week the boys come to pay for their sister.’
I thanked the nurse and wailed outside. Soon the boys came back to the ear. They sat (38) ________ , looking
serious and proud, these two gentlemen of Verona.
A which followed li died after the war
C who passed by It something pleasant
E secret messages in their shoes F beside me
G not far from Switzerland И our way to Verona
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read and complete the text below. For each o f the empty space (39-48) choose the correct answer (A,
В, C or D),
MR, SELLYER IS SELLING BOOKS
One day I (3 9 )________ to a bookshop to look through new books, Mr, Sellyer showed me to the back o f the
shop where ) could find some interesting books. While 1 was looking (40) _ _ _____ the books, I could watch Mr.
Sellyer at work and see some o f his methods.
A fashionably dressed woman was standing at the corner and Mr. Sellyer was showing a book to her,
‘You are quite sure it’s the (4 1 )________ T the lady was saying to Mr. Sellyer. ‘Oh, yes, Mrs, Rassel’,
answered the manager. ‘This is Mr. Slush’s latest book. It’s having a wonderful sale.’
I looked at the title, the name of the book was Golden Dreams.
Another lady (42) the bookshop. .She was in deep mounting and looked (4 3 )________ a widow,
She asked the manager to show her some new books, something new in fiction, ‘Yes, Madam, here’s a charming
thing Golden Dreams. The critics say that, it’s one of the (44)________ things, written by this author’.
'Is it a good book?’ asked the lady.
‘A charming one’, said ihe manager, ‘It’s a Jove story— very simple and sweet and wonderfully charming.
My wife was reading it aloud only last night, She was crying all die time while she was reading it.’
The lady bought Gofden Dreams and (4 5 )________the shop.

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 ‘Have you (46) _ _ _ _ _ _ good light reading for vacation time?’ asked the next lady. 'Y es’, said iVJr. Sdlycr
' Golden Dreams is the most humorous book of the (47) . My wife was reading it aloud only yesterday.
She was laughing all the time while she was reading it.*
The lady paid (4 8 )________ the book and went out.
So every customer wrho entered the shop went away with Golden Dreams. To one lady the manager sold
Golden Dreams as the reading for a holiday, to another as the book to read after the holiday, another bought it to
read on a rainy day and the fourth as the right book for a fine day.
When 1 was leaving the bookshop, 1 went up to the manager and asked him, ‘Do you like the bonk yourself?’
‘Dear me!’ said the manager. T v e no idea o f the book. I’ve no time to read every^mok. I’m selling.’ ‘And
did your wife reaily like the book?* ‘1 am not married, Sir’, answered the manager smiling.
39 A came В walked C -went D left
40 A after В dirough C for T> over
41 A latest В later C late D lately
42 A went В arrived C came D entered
43 A as В like C such D so
44 A sweetest В sweet C sweeter D sw eeten
45 A went В left C moved D departed
46 A every В some C any D no
47 A time В period C interval "Dseason
48 A for В to C out DolT
Task 9
Read flic text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) choose the correct answer (Л, В, C or l>).
FAMILY WORRIES
It Was a three-block walk from the bus to the nursery school where Juanita had left her liule daughter this
morning on her way to work. Juanita hurried, (49)__ ;___ _ she was late. The little girl (5 0 )___ __ toward her
as she entered the small playroom in the basement.of a private house. Though the house, like others in the area,
was old and in disrepair, the school rooms were clean and cheerful — the reason Juanita (51) the school
in preference to others, though the cost was higher and it was hard tor her to pay. It was obvious from the stillness
around that the other children were all gone. Miss Ferroe, who (5 2 )________ and ran the school, came in and
looked pointedly at her watch. ‘Mrs Nunez, as a special favour I agreed that Estolla (5 3 )________ after the others.
hut this is too late... Other parents observe the school’s closing lime,’
Tt won’t happen again, I promise,’ said Juanita. ‘Very well. But since you are here, Mrs. Nunez, may I
remind you that last month’s hill for Esiellu (54) Л .’ *T really am sorry, Miss Ferroe. It will be paid on
Friday. Ml have my paycheck then.1 The school fees, Juanita decided, would have (55) •_____o f her pay this
week, as she had said, and somehow she must manage until the payday after that. She wasn’t sure how.
Her wage as a teller at the bank -was Ь83. Out o f that there was food to buy for the two of them, Estella’s
school fees, plus rent o f (he tiny Hat they lived in; also the finance company (56) _ __ a payment since she
(57) the last. Before Carlos, her husband, left her, simply (5 8 )________ and disappearing a year ago,
Juanita had been naive enough to sign finance papers together with her husband. He had bought suits, a used car, a
colour TV on credit, all of which he took with him. Juanita, however, was still paying and the installments seemed
to stretch on into a limitless future.
49 A know В knowing C had known D knows
50 A ran В run C has run D runs
51 A choosing В choose C had chosen D chose
52 A owning В own C owns D owned
53 A could stay В can stay C will stay D shall stay
54 A isn’t paid В wasn’t paid C had not been paid В hasn’t been paid
55 Л come out В to come out C came out 1) coming out
56 A had demanded В demanded C demanding D would demand
57 A had missed В missed C missing 1) has missed
58 A walk out В walking out C walked out P had walked

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A presents beautiful dresses

В welcomes applications
X worries about the lost pet
D provides clothes denning
Д offers special attractions

Task 7
Read the test below. Choose from (A -H ) the one which best fits each space (33-38). There are two
choices you do uot need to use.
WANTED: Л GOLDFISH
A professor of physiology, whose name was Floyd, was out visiting one winter night, and the people ai the
house showed him a goldfish that had died because the water that it was in (3 3 )______ , The professor looked at
the fish and said, ‘Let me take it home and I think that tomorrow Tcan treat it in the laboratory and (34) ■ .*
So when he started for home they wrapped the goldfish in a bit of paper and professor Floyd put it iti his
overcoat pocket, It was a cold night, very late and with lots of deep snow along the street, On the way home Floyd
put his hand into his coat pocket and accidentally flipped out the goldfish and it (3 5 )__ •
Floyd knelt down to pick it up, but he couldn’t find it and stayed there on his knees looking for it, Just then a
policeman came along- Ho stopped and said, ‘What are you doing there?*
Professors (36)______ . Floyd just looked over his shoulder and said, T am trying to find a goldfish.’
The policeman then understood that be was dealing with a madman, and be said, ‘Now you just come along
with me and I’ll take you m a place where we’ve a whole lot of goldfish — all you want.* ‘All right,’ Floyd said,
‘only just help me (3 7 )______
To please him the policeman knelt down and began looking in the snow and out came a goldfish! He w'as
very much surprised.
‘Great heavens!’ he said, ‘Are there any more?* ‘Maybe a whole lot,’ Floyd said. As the professor started off
for home again, the policeman was (38)______ looking for goldfish,
A treat it in the laboratory В had got frozen
C fell into the snow' D on the way home
E still on his knees F hate to be questioned
G revive it И to get this one first
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read and complete the text below. For each of the empty space (39-48) choose the correct answer (Л,
В, C or D).
JAZZ
Jazz has many homes. Kansas City, Chicago, New York, San Francisco ■ - each (3 9 )______ its own (40)
_style o f this musical form. But jazz has only one birthplace and that, indisputably, is New Orleans.
Some musical scholars (4 1 )______ its origins back to slave gatherings in the city’s Congo Square, where
rhythmic dances were a ( 4 2 ) ___attraction before the Civil War. Others find its (4 3 )_______ in Storyville, the
former red-light district, where black musicians performed before a mainly white clientele. There w’ere the ‘spasm*
(44) _ _ _ _ _ on the city streets, ( 4 5 ) _____ a musical phrase from ihc blues, another from the church, another
from some old Fiend*. or Spanish tune that was (4 6 )___ to anyone from New Orleans-
Sometime around 1900 this new music started rolling out of the city’s black neighbourhoods. Legendary
figures such as Bunk Johnson and Jelly Roll Morton and King Oliver were playing it, in the nightclubs and on the

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riveifcoats, Then in 1917 two lot"! groups — The New Orleans Rhythm Kings and the Original Dixieland Jass
Bund signed recording (47)______and the music suddenly (484______ to the rest of the world.
Calling for a high degree of improvisational skill within a structured framework, jnzz demanded discipline
and creativity, genius in a mould. It changed from Dixie to swing to bop and swept the world as America’s most
distinct sound. But it almost died in the dry that invented it.
By the late 1950s, traditional jazz musicians could not get work here and the music they had played in Lheir
youth was seldom heard.
39 A gives В claims t demands r, D in sist^
40 A characteristic В unique ■ C distinctive ,TD D unordniaTy
41 A record В date c depict D tracp
42 A local В regional C small town. D national ■;
43 A nucleus В roots C source D surfing point
44 A crews В orchestras ' C bands D companies
45 A borrowing В lending C adopting „ D stealing
46 A ordinary В routine C knowledgeable D familiar
47 A treaties В contacts C bargains I> agreements
48 Л spilled on В spilled into C spilled out D spilled over

Task 9
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C or I>).
MONEY
Money is used for buying or selling goods, for measuring value and for storing wealth. Almost every society
now7has a money economy based on coins and paper Pills o f one kind or another, However, this (49) _ _true.
In primitive societies.a system o f barter (5 0 )______ . Barter was a system of direct exchange o f goods. Somebody
could exchange a sheep, for example, idr anything in the marketplace that they considered to be of equal value.
Barter, however, was a very7(5 1 )______system, because people’s precise needs seldom coincided.
People needed (52) ___ _ _ practical system of exchange, and various money systems de veloped based on
goods which the members of a society recognized as having value. Cattle, grain, teeth, shells, feathers, skulls, salt,
elephant tusks, and tobacco (53) _ .j__ ' ,..
Precious metals gradually (5 4 )______ over because, when made into coins, they were portable, durable.
recognizable, and divisible into larger and smaller units of value, A coin is a piece of metal, usually disc-shaped,
which bears lettering, designs or numbers showing its value. Until the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, coins
(5 5 )_____ monetary worth based on the exact amount of metal contained in them, but most modem coins arc
based (56) ____ face value — the value that governments (57)______ to give them, (58)_______tire actual metal
content.
Most governments now issue paper money in thy form of bills, which are really 'promises to pay’, Papei
money is obviously easier to handle and much more convenient in the modern world. Checks and credit cards are
being used increasingly, and it is possible to imagine a world where ‘money’ in the form o f coins and papei
currency will no longer be used,

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5b A was used В have been used C bad been used D has been used
51 A dcssalisfacLory В insatis factory C dissatisfactory D unsatisfactory
52 A most more В much C more D most
53 A had been u^ed В have been used C was used D lias been used
54 A would be taken В took C take D were taken
55 A were given В had been given C bad given П have been given
56 Л to Bat C on D in
57 A chose B bad been chosen C choose D would choose
58 A irrespective with В irrespective by C irrespective from Ю irrespective of

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 Task 7
Read the text below. Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (33-38). There are two
choices you do not need to use.
Movies
Also known as movies, film, or cinema, the motion p'jture is one of the most popular forms of art and
entertainment throughout the world. It is also a major (33) _ : ___ .
Every week, millions of people go to the movies. Many millions more watch movies that (34).. .. or are
played back on a videotape player.
But movies are much more than just entertainment. The motion picture is a major art form, as are, for
example, painting and drama. Artists express themselves by using paint and dramatists by using words.
Filmmakers express their ideas through (35) _ _ _ ■ By using the camera in different ways, the filmmaker can
express different points of view. A filmmaker may film scenes for a picture in a desert, on a mountain, and in a
large city.
We can enjoy many forms of art and entertainment by ourselves. We can enjoy reading a story or looking at a
painting alone. But films are intended to be viewed in theatres. As a result, we usually enjoy a motion picture the
most when we watch it as part of a large audience. Although, movies are increasingly watched at home on
television or videocassette, most films have their strongest (36)_____ in theatres.
In addition to their artistic and entertainment values, movies are also widely used in education, especially as
(37)__ ___ . Teachers use such films in classes on Geography, History, Mathematics, and the Physical and Social
sciences. Movies use slow motion, animation, and other special techniques to demonstrate processes that could not
be seen or studied well. For example, a film can show the formation of crystals at fast speed so a class can studs
this process.
Television stations use motion pictures to inform as well as to entertain their viewers. TV stations often
present documentaries. A documentary tries to present information in a dramatic and entertaining was
Documentaries deal with a variety of subjects, such as environmental pollution and the history of presidential
elections.
Millions of people enjoy taking own motion pictures with small motion-picture cameras or with video
cameras, also knosvn as camcorders. Home movies began to develop as a hobby during the 1920’s, following the
invention of ( 38) ______that could be used in small cameras. The popularity of movies has increased over the
years with the improvement in cameras and projectors, the introduction of colour and sound film, and the
development of home video recorders that play back on TV sets.
A a motion-picture camera В low-cost film
C are presented in theatres D impact on viewers
E teaching aids . F source of information
G are broadcast on television H a course of action
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read and complete the text below. For each of the empty space (39-48) choose the correct answer (A.
В, C or D).
Americans: Myths, Stereotypes and Paradoxes (Part I)
When we think of Americans, we usually associate them with colourful clothes, noisy (39) ar.c
overweight. But what are they really like? What values do they have? It is not possible to answer this question (4C
____ _ but it seems that some American characteristics are a legacy of the Puritan ideology.
The Puritans thought of themselves as a special people able to build ‘a city upon a hill’. They considered the::
success and increasing (41) V a sign of God’s grace and did not respect those who (42) _■____. The .
promoted hard work, self-reliance and believed in man’s (43) ability to make progress. Even today the
ideas are still popular. The special significance of succeeding in life has come to characterize the American culture
ever since.
American children are taught that (44) ______ , initiative and activity are the essence of life. It is believed th_~
passivity (45) _ _ _ _ _ the mind and that is why it is not accepted. Generally, Americans are characterized by a ver«
practical sense and optimism. They never (46)______and even if they have problems, they are always trying ::
find some (47) . Their (48) _ _ _ _ _ is simple: You have no money? No job? Don’t wait! Do something! Be
flexible! There is always a way out! Take a course in gardening, cooking, ceranjics, embroidering, typing..
Promote yourself! You must find some way to achieve success! If you don’t, you are a muff and a crock.
Americans see their country as a vast continent of unlimited possibilities, the Promised Land where everyore
has a chance to become perfect and successful. Success means money, hence Americans seem to be preoccupies
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with the thought of how to make money. Many of them stilt believe in the myth ‘from rags to riches’. However,
not everyone becomes a millionaire in the richest country in the world. The vast majority of Americans have their
own house, a good car and a well-paid job. The less fortunate ones rent a sleazy apartment and live on
unemployment benefits. It is also commonly accepted that in that country of welfare there are some people living
in cardboard boxes, sleeping on the pavement and carrying their belongings in plastic bags.
Another American obsession, apart from money, is being tit and healthy. Illnesses make life complicated,
hence Americans put a lot of effort into prevention. They regularly see specialists, take tons o f vitamins, minerals
and pills, practise sports (especially jogging), and keep a healthy, low-fat diet. Paradoxically, there are more
overweight people in the States than anywhere else, It is not. surprising since they are constantly temped by
calorific ‘junk food’ snacks, fry-ups, hot-dogs, hamburgers, pizza, chocolate bars, chips, cookies and so on.
39 A manners В behaviour С doings D habits
40 A explicitly В positively С specifically D categorically
41 A luxury В richness С prosperity D boom
42 A neglected її declined С disappointed D failed
43 A full В unlimited С great D absolute
44 A action В push С drive D campaign
45 A waips В corrupts С changes 1) misshapes
46 A leave її abandon С surrender D give up
47 A remedy В solution С result D explanation
48 A recipe В formula С method D process
Task 9
Read the tex t below. F or each o f the em pty space (49-58) choose the correct answ er (А* В, C o r D).
Americans; Myths. Stereotypes and P aradoses (Part IT)
Anil what about the American model o f family? Most Americans live in one-storeyed houses with a lawn,
two cars in the garage, two television sets and (4 9 )______ telephones. A typical family consists of parents and
two children (although nowadays there are more and more one-parent families in the U.S.). When the children (50)
_____ independent (very early), they (51)_______and live on their own. Hence, the family bonds in America aie
not verv strong. It is also not customary to live with grandparents. Americans protect in this way their privacy and
(52) _ .
Although Americans care a lot about not (5 3 )______, they are open and friendly. They are always ready to
start a conversation (54) _____ the street, in a store or subway. However, this is usually a meaningless ‘small
talk’ which does not tell you (55) about the person you are talking to. Still, Americans are very
straightforward and always speak their minds. So if you (5 6 )______ help or have a problem, you have to tell them
directly. Otherwise, they (57)______ so ns not to interfere with your private life.
It is often said that Americans are a nation without roots. Indeed, they do not seem to be attached (5 8 )______
to the house in which they live or the place of their wrork. Everything that counts in thc-fr lives is Lnday; today’s
home, today’s job, today’s friends... Nothing is regarded as constant Americans are more mobile than any other
nation in the world. They arc always on the move, restlessly looking for better prospects and a better life.
In Europe there are people who have lived in the same house and been in the same job for 20, 30, 40 years
and who would hate to pull up their roots and change to something new, That's nor the American way of life. They
love change, they call it ‘the spirit of adventure’. So they still like to ‘move away’, to change homes and jobs.
Americans are often surprised when others question their achievements, values or even their way o f life.
They are convinced that they are a unique nation which invented almost everything from the telephone to the
artificial heart, and created the best of alt possible worlds. True or not, they are proud of themselves and their
country.
49 A few її many C a few I) much
50 A becomes В become C have become D became
51 A move from В move C move up В move nut
52 A dependence В independent Cindependency D independence
53 A been disturbed В being disturbed C having been disturbed D have been tfisiurbed
54 A in В at C on D by
55 A something В everything C anything D nothing
56 A would need'.#?' В will need C should need 1) need
57 A would not react В will not. react C should not react 1) don’t react
5fi A either В neither C also 1) but

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T ask 7
Read the text below. Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (33-38). There are two
choices you do not need to use.
ON PARROTS
Parrots arc
becoming one of the most popular pets in America — and for good reason. The parrot is (33) i
______ that can be taught to talk, can be easily cared for, and can (34) ______ anywhere. With the help of an
energetic parrot owner, a parrot can develop (3 5 )______ , in addition, a parrot can be trained to say ‘pretty boy" or
‘Polly wants a cracker,’ and it also can learn to whistle or even to imitate human singing.
(3 6 )______what an owner decides to teach a bird, training a parrot (3 7 )______ , but the reward is a scream
o f chatter. Another reason for the parrot’s popularity is that this pet does not require much care. For example, even
a spoiled parrot does not need a housesitter for the purpose o f daily walks and daily feeding. In fact, a parrot owner
may leave his or her pet with enough food for five days anti have no fear that the parrot will overeat. Still another j
advantage of owning a parrot is its inexpensive diet, which consists of an assortment o f seeds, nuts, com, and
grain — along with an apple, banana, or carrot.
Perhaps the most likely reason the parrot is becoming such a w(eli-liked pet is that it is a combination of
tameness and wildness. Because the parrot can live (38)______ , it makes a fine, tame companion for many people.
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give it an air o f the mystery o f the parrot’s native home, the jungle. Thus, the parrot, otiee a highly valued gift
presented to kings and noble families, is now appreciated by a growing number o f people.
A popular pets В an extraordinary bird
C takes much patience D create a fantasy-like atmosphere
E an enormous vocabulary F No matter
G light year II in almost any environment
USE OF ENGLISH
T ask 8
Read and complete the text below. For each of the empty space (39-^48) choose the correct answer (A,
B ,C o r l) } .
MAESTRO MYROSLAV SKORYK:
AT TIMES IT SEEMED TO ME THAT MOSES WOE LI) BE MY SWAN SONG5
Lviv’s Krushelnytska Opera and Ballet Theatre staged the international (3 9 )________ o f Myroslav Skoryk's
opera, Moses. The author and composer (4 0 )________ that the opera deals with an international subject, and
addresses ail nations and peoples, especially those struggling for (4 1 )________ and building their nation states.
Like the characters o f Ivan Franko's poem (the (4 2 )________ , written by Bohdan Stelmakh, is based on it),
Ukraine is also trying to find its way in tire stormy sea of life’s problems. The poem was written in 1905, yet it
seems to reflect (43)_______ _realities.
T had the idea o f Moses long ago.’ says the composer, ‘It was (4 4 )________ by my father, lie was a
historian. It took me two years. I wrote the opera on three continents. 1 started in Lviv and then continued in
America, and later in (4 5 )________ . Australia. Muses is about a leader and a people and their relationships. Ivan
Franko’s poem is first of all philosophical. My task was to convey Franko’s poetic (46) ■ in music, 250
persons worked on the project, almost the whole company actors, and about 2,(K>0 people. In Moses my task was
(47) and difficult at the same time. I wanted this opera to be (48) _______ .1 kept its style modem but
close to classical canons. Composing music is a very individual process; every composer does it in his own way. A
melody can come suddenly, at any moment, even in your sleep, I think that being, able to compose music and use
one's talent is what you call happiness.’
39 A premiere В debut C first night D matinee
40 A belives 11 accepts C guesses l) trusts
41 A liberty В autonomy L independence D sovereignty
42 A scenario В outline C libnelio 1) display
43 A modern В presenl-dav C mediocre D contemporary
44 A advised IS prompted C inspired D motivated
45 A remote В dismant C absent D faraway
46 A overtones В nuances C traces D distinctions
47 A simple R intricate C elementary D n a tu r a l
48 A popular В great C exclusive |) fashionable
Task 9
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C or D).
MONDAY MORNING
Monday morning is the worst time of the week for a lot of people, because it is the end of the weekend and
the beginning o f another week of work. More things (49) _ to go wrong on Monday morning than on other
days,
Jane, a friend o f mine, has two children, a boy and a girl, who often make her life very difficult, especially on
Monday morning.
One Monday morning (5 0 )________ than usual. She warned to do some baking, so she (51) _____ the
children into Lhc garden to play. She (52) L________ her husband’s favourite cake and (53)_________it in die oven.
When she (5 4 )________ . she (5 5 )________ into the garden and saw David climbing a tree. She was not worried
because he had never fallen before.
Then she went upstairs to make the beds. When she was upstairs she suddenly heard a branch break. She
looked out quickly and saw David on the ground. His arm was in a funny position and she thought he (56)
_ _ _ _ _ it. Her neighbour came to help. Jane asked her to phone the doctor.

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In half an hour the doctor Came and took David to hospital. Jane sent her daughter to play next door. As she
went into the house she smelt something burning, ‘Oh, no! The cake!’ she cried. It was burnt black. She sat down
to have a rest.
When John came home for lunch he saw his wife sitting there and felt that something was wrong. He also
smelt something burning.
,‘Tell me the w orst/ he said. ‘Well, (5 7 )________ you the good news first’., Jane replied. (58) * ______
your favourite cake this morning, the house isn’t on fire and our daughter hasn’t broken her arms.’
49 A seems В seem C will seem P seemed
50 A was worse В is worse C will be worse would be worse
51 A send В sends C sent D not sent
52 A made В make C makes В will make
53 A puts В put C will put D had put
54 A had finished В finished C would finish D finish
55 A had looked out В looked out C look out 1) would look out
56 A broke В has broken <j had broken D would break
57 А Г11 tell В I tell C I’d tell D I’m telling
58 A I made В I’d make C I’m making D I’ve made

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Task 7 Test 5
Head (he text below. Choose from (4-H ) (he one which best fits each space (33-38). There are t**
choices you do not need to use.
VEGETARIANS
The word ‘vegetarian’ was- coined jn about 1840 to mean people who lived (3 3 )... ........ ...... either for moral
or health reasons, or both. 15at the practice is (34) __ __ Greek philosophers recommended vegetarianism and
famous people who have practised it in the past include Leonardo da Vinci, Tolstoy and Voltaire, Milton, Newtoe

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and Bernard Shaw. Surely this proves that mental activity does not depend on (35) ________ . What are the
arguments that might stop us from eating meat?
Mail’s body is more like those of (36) ________ . (such as our "cousins* the apes) than like those of ties'll-
enting animals. For millions of years man must have lived on fru it nuts and leaves and so developed a (37)
________ .. Perhaps the more we move away from this diet towards meat-eating, the less likely we are to be
healthy. Cancer, tuberculosis arid heart disease are certainly more common in meat-eating communities, Man may
have started eating the flesh of animals during the lee Ago when most of the vegetation was destroyed.
Л diet o f vegetables, fruit, grains and nuts together with a few dairy products can give us all the vitamins and
minerals we need, By eating meat we are getting (38) _______...... after they have been digested by the animal. It is
worth considering how wasteful meat-eaters are with land. A meat-eater nerds about three rimes as much land to
support himself and his animals as л vegetarian does. For every 45 kilos of dry food eaten by cattle only 1.8 - 7,3
kilos come back as food for us humans ■■■- an expensive method o f producing food
A fruit-eating animals В flesh products
C without killing for food D much older dun that
E the basic food elements secondhand F digestive system
G flesh foods 13 vegetable-eating animals
USE OF ENCLESIi
Task 8
Read and complete the text below. For each of (he empty space (39-48) choose (he correct answer (A,
В, C or D).
JUAN IN BRITAIN
Juan wanted to go to Britain to speak bnglish with (3 9 )______ English people, lib sister’s husband was an
English doctor and when Juan wrote to her. his sifter, whose name was Rosa, invited him to stay with her. She met
him at (be airport in her English car and (4 0 )______spoke Spanish all the time. 'Never mind’, he thought, ‘the
husband speaks English’. But this Englishman spoke Spanish and he liked Spanish food and a Spanish (41)
_ _ _ _ _ when he came home in the evening, Juan’s sister had only Spanish friends and Juan did not speak a word
of English. Ctnc morning about nine o ’clock he (4 2 )______ the milkman who was putting two bottles o f milk on
the doorstep.
He ( 4 3 ) _____ opened the door and said ‘Good morning’. The milkman said ‘Good morning’ and walked
away. (4 4 )______ , his big day came. One of Rosa’s friends had a party and invited Juan. At last he was going t;>
meet real English people of his (4 5 )______age. He wanted to go up to people but could not. Suddenly a very (46)
______girl came up to him and said, ‘How (47) _____ you are .Spanish, I’m having a Spanish exam soon, 1 can
practise on you.’ And she invited him to dance in Spanish. From that moment he (4 8 )______ . And two months
later he went home qui te happy.
39 A certa in It teal C sincere D true
40 A naturally В absolutely C normally U typically
41 A air В spirit C atmosphere D tone
42 A assailed В attacked C invaded D charged
43 A suddenly В abruptly C unexpectedly D swiftly
44 A definitely Ft lastly C finally 1) decisively
45 A private В individual C personal D own
46 A beautiful В handsome C appealing D fair
47 A lucky В successful C fortunate D prosperous
48 A stopped В gave up C capitulated D abandoned
Tusk 9
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C or D).
Л GOOD MORNING
When I was a boy I (4 9 3 )____ a long way from school. ) had to walk through the forest to get to our
school. .1usually (5 0 )______my father’s gun with me.
One day, coming from school, I heard cries from Mr. Epperly’s house. His dog, Old Ranger, (51)
with a mad dog, half an hour before. Now all the people (5 2 )______ o f Old Ranger because the dog could have
become mad too. Thefctill asked Mr. Epperly to shoot Old Ranger.
Mr. Epperly said he could not do it himself. He asked some people to do it but nobody agreed. Mr, Epperly
came up to me and said:
‘Joe, why can't you take the dog with you to the forest on your way home and shoot it?'

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 I told Mr. Epperly I did not want to shoot Old Ranger.
‘(53)______you one dollar, if you do it,’ he said.
I had never had a dollar. I did not want to shoot Old Ranger but now it seemed to me that ail the people
wanted it.
Mr. Epperly gave me one dollar, I took Old Ranger and went to the forest. I knew I could never shoot Old
Ranger. So I (54)__ _ to take him secretly home. At home I explained everything to my mother. She let me
keep the dog in the yard for a month.
It was the most difficult time in my life. The Epperly children did not want to walk to school witfrTrte. And
the other children at school asked me, ‘What (55)______with your dollar?’ They didn’t want to play with me. I
could not explain anything to them.
Then came the happy morning. ‘You can take Old Ranger home now, Joe,’ my Mother said. ‘A month (56)
____ _ . The dog isn’t dangerous any more.’
I took the dog. He was very happy to go with me. We were not far from-Mr. Epperly’s house when Old
Ranger barked. All the family (57)_____ of the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Epperly (58)______to see me and Old Ranger.
Then I gave the dollar back to Mr. Epperly.
49 A live В lives C lived D had lived
50 A took В take C takes D had taken
51 A fought В fights C has fought D had fought
52 A was afraid В were afraid C will be afraid f> would be afraid
53 A I’ll give В I’d give C I’m giving D I give
54 A decides В decide C had decided D decided
55 A had you done В did you do C have you done D do you do
56 A was over В is over C has been over D had been over
57 A ran out В rans out C has ran out D had ran out
58 A are very glad В have been very glad C was very glad D were very glad
(59) You are going to take p a rt In the international conference. W rite a report about the protection of
nature in your country where you will:
— express the organizing committee your gratitude for the invitation
— inform about the problems of air. land and w ater pollution in Ukraine
— inform about the measures to ensure pure air. oceans and seas done by the United Nations
and G reat Britain in particular
Dear members of the organizing commettee! Let me express my deepest gratitude to all of you for the
invitation. I’m so happy to become one of the participants of this conference.
The protection of nature has become one of the most burning problems of the 21st century. We need certain
things to stay alive and healthy. We need clean air to breathe, and pure water to drink. We need also food that is
safe to eat and housing to shelter us. The Earth provides people with mineral resources, rivers, forests, fields —
everything that makes the foundation of industrial and agricultural production. The development of industry' has a
bad influence on the nature of the whole world. People often do the things, that pollute lands and waters greatly. It
is very dangerous because it hurts the health of people and provokes different diseases. We live in a community so
we can save our health only working together.
An intensive development of industry results in air pollution.
Today many factories use devices to reduce smoke, dust or harmful gases. Special kinds of gasoline for cars are
effectively used in many countries, including Great Britain.
It is very important to ensure pure air, oceans, and seas by improving technological progress, the quality of
raw materials and fuel, to do everything possible to protect people and nature from radioactive and air pollution. I
consider that the only way to overcome the catastrophe is to put the air, oceans great seas and lakes, under
international control, perhaps under that of the United Nations.
The accident at the Chornobyl nuclear power plant, Ukraine, in 1986, caused radioactive contamination of a
vast area around the plant. Ukrainian government, together with international community, has taken all possible
measures, including the closure of the plant, to neutralise the perilous effect of radiation on the environment.
In Ukraine public organisations and individuals support campaign for environmental protection.
In conclusion, 1 must say, many scientists and world leaders realize that the Earth is in danger. There is only
one way out of this terrible situation. Either we stop killing the Earth or we kill ourselves.
Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations. Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.
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USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read the text below. For questions (39—4H>choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D),
PAMELA’S SCHOOL
When Pamela Jarrell left university to become a primary school teacher, il was by no (39)________ easy t<
find a job. She therefore decided to go abroad as a volunteer teacher for a year. When she. realised she would bi
teaching deaf and blind children, she was a (40) _ _ _ _ _ taken aback. But after a month's training she fd t mon
confident that she would be able to (41)________ with the situation.
The basic living cortditioxrs also (4 2 )________ as something of a shock. Pamela’s school was situated in ;
remote Ethiopian village, where her accommodation (43)________ of one room and a shared bathroom. Not onl;
was the space cramped, (44) _ ... ... '-here was no electricity, Internet or telephone access, so she felt totally cu
(4 5 )_______ j from the outside world.
Now back home in Britain, Pamela has used her (4 6 )__ ^ experience to set up a similar school. Tb
specialised help she offers to the deaf and blind has made a huge (4 7 )________ to dozens of children who wouh
(48)________ find themselves struggling to leam,
39 A means В way C account. D extent.
40 A somewhat В quile C rather D little
41 A handle В manage C cope D succeed
42 A appeared В proved C arrived D came
43 A consisted В contained C composed D combined
44 A and В also C then R but
45 A out В down C off D away
46 A priceless В valuable C worthy D precious
47 A change В difference C transformation D contrast
48 A otherwise В besides C alternative! D instead
Task 9
Read the text below. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D).
RISK OF HAVING ACCIDENTS
According Lo a recent study, personality could determine how likely' you are to be involved iti an accident. Ij
fact, it could be the most important (49)________ behind around a quarter of all mishaps.
The (5 0 )________ have found that there arc three key personality traits that may make some people mor
accident prone than others. Firstly, (51) _ __ __ levels o f aggressiveness or selfishness may (52) _______
people more at risk of having accidents as individuals with these characteristics are often highly competitive ani
therefore more likely to not follow instructions and to (53)________ rules. It also seems that those who have v er
open personal іtics may also have more accidents as these (54) _ _ o f people can be dreamy and (55
__ _____ concentration. Finally people who aren't very dependable or (56) __...___ may also be more at risk
Not everyone, (57)________ agrees with the study’s (58)_________.
49 A factor Б point C item D detail
5b Л investigators В inventors C explorers I) researchers
51 A steep В wide C high D Lop
52 A put В bring C carry D make
53 A refuse В ignore C reject I) deny
54 A portions Б kinds C forms D varieties
55 A lose В need C lack D miss
56 A responsible В acceptable C appropriate D suitable
57 Л therefore В however C nevertheless I) moreover
58 A solutions В discoveries C findings D answers

W RITING
(59) Write a letter to your Ukrainian friend about your trip to Great Britain and explain: what mean
of transport to Great Britain you chose; w hat the purpose of your journey was; your impressions of th
visit.

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According to the advertisements which high school (college)

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А сі aims to be a high school in which children are encouraged

to aim for excellence
Б provides a rich and supportive school life
C prepares not only for school but but for life in Australia and
all over the world , ■
D offers a first-rate education for international students
fc claims to be an excellent high school built in faith and great
opportunities
/'r^\ в*1*у**1рft»ГУ»*и F provides meetings with the school staff
I D,V.T^--,"yt-vOtr*
G encourages exploration of the unknown facts of science and
technology
1 ask 7
Read the text below. Choose from (A—H) the one which best fits each space (33-38). There are two
choices you do not need to use*
THE CIRCULATION ОТ THE BLOOD
William Harvey (1578-1657) undertook (3 3 )________ into the circulation of the blood and the function of
the heart, lie dispelled the contemporary belief that blood was propelled through the body by a pulsing action in
the arteries; instead, he argued., the heart was at the Centre of the (34) ___ _
While at the University of Padua in Italy, Harvey (3 5 )________ , by the scientist and surgeon Hieronymus
Fabrieius. Fabricius recognised that the veins in the human body had one-way valves, but was puzzled as to what
their function could bo. It was Harvey who went on to (36)________ . In 1628,'he published his findings in a book
(3 7 )________ An Anatomical Study of the Motion of the Heart and of the Blood in Animals. His discovery was
received with great interest and accepted in England at once, although it was greeted with Some scepticism on the
Continent.
Apart from offering insight into the function of the heart, Harvey's work also debunked misconceptions about
the role оГ Lhe liver, the brain and the blood itself. His discovery left scientists with (38) _____ hut to
reconsider the vast majority of medical theories which were up until then accepted, and to place medicine on a new
footing. In effect, it was the beginning of modem medicine,
A circulatory system Б sobs tire riddle
C groundbreaking research D receives credit
F was tutored F search for
G entitled H no choice
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read and complete the test below. For each of the empty space (39-48) choose the correct answer (A,
В, C or D).
WHAT IS HEALTHY FOOD?
We all know that eating too much junk food is bad for. our health, but did you know that eating some kinds of
health roods could be just as bad for you?
Michel Simon, who (3 9 )________ the Centre for Informed Food Choices in the USA, says there arc sugary
sports drinks that are as unhealthy as cola. -These drinks may be (40)________ for marathon runners, hui far kids
doing ordinary exercise, they may end up doing more (4 1 )________ than good,’
Breakfast cereals, which of course are very (4 2 )________ with kids, have also been eritieized. Whilst they
are often high in fibre, some of Lhem (43) ___ a lot more sugar and salt than you would expect. In addition,
some of the foods we have (44) _ _ _ _ _ to know as 'health snacks' have also been added to the black
(4 5 )________ . Although they look and sound nutritious, in most (4 6 )_________ they are much tasLicr than they
are healthy for you, For example, some types of dried fruit were (4 7 )________ to have more fat and sugar than the
fruit they were (48)________ from.
39 A arranged В invented C constructed D founded
40 A precious В worthy C beneficial D valuable
41 A loss В injur)' C harm D damage

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42 A common В known C popular L> famous
43 A involve В contain C consist li include
44 A come В started C brought ІЇ arrived
45 A guide В account C column I> list
46 A cases В purposes C occasions D situations
47 Л searched В found C discovered D realized
48 A produced В created C formed D developed
Task 9
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) choose the correct answer (A„ В, C or D),
STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Starting your own business could be the way lo achieving financial independence, (49)________ it could just
as well land you in debt for the rest of your life. (5 0 )________ , that is the view o f Charles and Brenda Lcggat, a
Scottish couple, who last week saw their fislx farm business put into the hands of the receiver. ‘We sinned the
business at a time when everyone was being encouraged by the banks to borrow money. (5 1 )________ , we fell
into the same trap and asked for a big Joan. ( 3 6 )________, at the time we were sure that we could make it into a
going concern,' said Charles LeggaL a farmer from the Highlands. ‘The bank analysed .the proposals we put
forward and they agreed that it would be a highly profitable business’.
Sure enough, within five years the Leggats were exporting trout and salmon products to hotels all over
Europe, and (3 7 )________ they took on over fifty staff. (38) _ __ ___ 7 with the advent of the recession, they
began to Jose ground as orders dried up. ‘(3 9 )________ , said Brenda the business has now been valued by the
bank at a fraction of its true worth, If they had left us to work our way out of our difficulties, (4 0 )________
virtually bankrupting us, I am sure that we could have gone back into profit. As it is, wo have been left without a
livelihood, and the bank has not recovered what it lent us". The Leggats both felt that their banks had not treated
them fairly. ‘(4 1 )____ , they were falling over themselves to lend us money initially, (42) __ ______now they
are doing very little to keep the business going, and fifty local people in work’, A spokesman from the bank
concerned refused to comment.
49 A Moreover В On the other hand C As well as D Whereas
50 A At least В However C To make matters worse U Besides
51 A Incidentally В At any rate C As a result D On the other hand
52 A To put it another way В Nevertheless C In contrast D However
53 A whaL’s more В on the other hand C to tell the truth D At least
54 A Hence В Consequently C However D At any rate
55 A In contrast В Whereas C To make matters worse D To tell die truth
56 A as opposed to В as well as C in addition to D Consequently
57 A However В To tell the truth C As a result D Incidentally
58 A as well as В whereas C on the other hand I) hi contrast
(59) Write a letter to your friend about the impressions of reading an English book. Write: who the
author of this book was; what the name o f this book was; whether the book had any illustrations; why
yuu liked this book.
Dear Oksana,
1 was looking forward to writing you this letter. The matter is 1 had no time before because I was very busy at
school. T had many books to read. Those books were mainly by foreign authors. To tell the truth, I was greatly
impressed by the ‘Atlantic Crossing’ bv T. Fitiqiatric. This book tells the story o f T. Fitzpatric who crossed the
Atlantic Ocean alone in a small wooden boat. That boat was built in Ireland and designed like the boats that were
used by Irish fishermen one thousand years ago, He thinks America had been discovered many years before
Columbus was bom, The design for the boat was taken from old books which had been found in an Irish
monastery.
The book is beautifully illustrated with a lot of photographs and maps. The pictures were made by Fitzpatrick
himself during the voyage. I liked them greatly. In general, I admired this book, its plot, the characters, the style
and recommend you to read. 1 hope to hear from you soon. My best regards to every member o f your family.
Best wishes,
Tanya.

Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations. Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.

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damaged, prostaglandins trigger fever (by acting on brain centres) and swelling, prevent blood vessel dilation and
(35) _ _ _ ____ of pain receptors.
Taking aspirin (3d) _ _ many of the effects of prostaglandins, It (37) _ temporary' headache
relief, muscular aches and pains, toothaches and arthritis. It is also effective in the treatment o f fever and
inflammation, and is known to (38) _!_______ strokes and heart attacks.
A circulatory system В can relieve
C to treat aches D chemical reaction
E increase the sensitivity1 F search for
G is used for H reduce the risk of
USE OF ENGLISH
Task Я
Read and complete the text below. For each of the empty space (39-48) choose the correct answer (A,
В, C or D).
OXFORD
Some people say that Oxford із the most attractive city in England. Whether this is (39)______ or not, it is
certainly worth a visit. It is also ideal for a day (4 0 )______from London, as there are regular trains and buses at
fifteen-minute (41)______ which only take about an hour to get there.
You should (42)______ plenty of time to visit Oxford’s unique and varied range of histone attractions. What
is probably of most ( 4 3 ) _____to the visitor is the famous University with its different colleges. You can (44)
______ several of these elegant historic buildings in a day, as the majority of them are ( 4 5 ) ______ walking
distance o f one another. Many o f the oldest and most remarkable colleges are certainly (4 6 )______ , and most are
open to visitors in the afternoon, it is a good idea to check before visiting, (4 7 )______ , as opening days and times
vary.
The two rivers that (48) _ _ _ _ _ through the city are another major attraction for residents and tourists alike.
Both the Thames and the Cherwcl! rivers ate lined with lush green vegetation, and a stroll along their banks or a
leisurely boat ride is the perfect way to round off a day o f sightseeing.

39 A real В genuine C honest D true

4U A trip В travel C joumey D voyage
41 A gaps В breaks C intervals D spaces
42 A allow В permit C agree D let
43 A attention В notice C interest D curiosity'
44 A look around В see through C find out В check up
45 A inside В under C within D beneath
46 A placed В located C addressed l) positioned
47 A yet В despite C however D although
48 A flow В move C pour D lead
Task 9
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) chouse the correct answer (А, В, C or D).
EXAMS O R CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT?
How do you feel when you (49) _ _ _ _ _ an exam? Do you always (5 0 )______жin getting all your ideas down
on paper, or do you sometimes feel that you're (5 1 )__ _ a mess o f it? Apart from those lucky few who (52)
___ ... through exams, most secondary school (53)_______ find them very- stressful,
Many teachers are (54)______ o f the problems their students face and use a different method for measuring
their progress: continuous assessment. With continuous assessment, students are given various (55) _ _ _ _ _ to do
throughout the year. All their marks are added together to produce a loLa! mark at the (56) ___ of the year.
Students have to (57)______ more responsibility tor their education because they can’t rely on doing well on just
one day. Also, they have more time to (58) _ _ _ _ _ over their work, meaning that they are able to do their best,
49 A write В make C sit I) give
50 A manage В succeed C achieve D pass
51 A doing В having C taking В making
52 A sail В go C move D drive
53 A colleagues В prefects C classmates 0 pupils
A recognizable В knowledgeable C aware В intelligent
55 A efforts В tasks C achievements В results

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work! today and are, in fact, synonymous with the game. Other shapes and sizes exist, hut these are by far the most
common. Interestingly enough, however, the idea of chess competitions is relatively recent when we consider how
long (38) _ . The first championship was played in 1866 in London and was won by a man from Bohemia
called Stdnitz. He was, in effect, the world's first official champion and he held the title until 1894 when he was
beaten by a German called Emanuel Lasker, who in turn lost the title in 1921 to a Cuban called Capablanca. Many
people today consider Capablanca as one of the top three players ever to live. His game influenced many who
followed him and keen professional players today still study his game.

Л dates back to В by the sea-faring Vikings

C have you ever stopped D was received with great interest
E existed earlier than F were up until then accepted
G stands our in the history of chess H the game has been in existence
USE OF ENGLISH
T ask 8
Test 9
Head and complete the text below. For each of the empty' space (39—4S) choose the correct answer (A,
B? C or D).
GARDENING IN TH E CITY
Even if you live in lire heart o f the city, there's no reason why you shouldn’t (3 9 )_______ up gardening. We
can’t all afford a large garden, but we can all create a space where we can follow the 'seasons. Whether it’s a
window box, a balcony or a tiny yard, anyone can have the pleasure o f looking (4 0 ).......... .... _ plants.
A window box is a small box o f plants that literally sits outside your window. Ere. the choice of plants is
what counts. You ward a splash of colour all year (4 1 )________ , so choose flowers that bloom at different times
of the year. Daffodils, for example, are beautiful spring flowers and will soon have you looking forward to
summer. Their bright colours will also attract butterflies, bringing a touch o f life.
If you’ve got a balcony, you’ve got a little more freedom. Ln this case, the key is to (42)__ maximum
use of the space you’ve got available. -Put tal !cr plants against the wall of the house, with shorter plants and flowers
along the ( 4 3 ) __ _ of the balcony. You can also add a water feature; a small fountain creates interest and car.
have a cooling effect on a hot summer’s day. If your neighbours' balcony is next to yours, why not use a fast-
growing plant like wisteria to form a natural barrier, giving you more privacy?
Those of you who arc lucky enough to have a small yard can really go to town. Think about how you're
going to use it. Do you want to be able to sit and enjoy the sun? Or do you want to be (4 4 )________ to entertain
friends and have a barbecue? Divide the yard into separate areas and plan each one carefully. Garden furniture is
very important. A fable that folds in half can give you a lot o f flexibility, and chairs that fold away also allow you
to change your garden to (45) _ your mood. As (46) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ as plants are (47)__________choose
varieties that don’t mind a bit of shade, unless your yard gets a Jot o f sun. Yards often have walls that keep the sun
out for long periods and you don’t want your careful plans (48) ' ____because a few of your plants start to die.

39 A A take В set C put D make

4П A on В up C after D down
41 A round В over C along L> across
42 A get В make C have i) do
43 A edge В boundary C rim D frame
44 A capable В possible C able D probable
45 A til В suit C copy D go
46 A much B long C few D far
47 A concerned В referred C discovered I> realized
48 A spoiled В mixed C missed D corrupted
Task 9
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-58) choose the Correct answer (А, В, C or D).
BEING A BUSINESS TRAVELLER
Are you (49) ________of travelling? A lot of people think that there is nothing better than to travel and have
travelling experiences. Journeys are things in themselves, each one an individual and no two alike. People don’t
take trips — trips take people. Especially this statement is true for business travelers. At first sight, having a job
which (50) going on long business (5 1 )________ looks glamorous. The reality, however, often (52)
____ ___from the image. Many business travellers soon (53)_________ o ff living out o f a suitcase. As a business

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E called William Webb Ellis F search for
G highly questionable H a fine disregard for the rules of football
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Task 8
lead and complete the text below. For each of the empty space (39-48) choose the correct answer (A,
З, C or D).
MODERN TECHNOLOGY
Modern technology is changing and improving all the time. Every month, scientists ( 3 9 ) ________ new
gadgets and (4 0 )____ ___ help us with our daily lives, and (4 1 )..... ..... ____ ways to make existing technology
aster and better. Our homes are full of hardware, such as DVD players and computers and (4 2 )________ such as
computer games and MP3s.
(4 3 )________ suggests, however, that it’s young people who are best able to deal with this change. Whereas
eenagers have no problem (4 4 )_____ _ a DVD player, their mums and dads and grandparents often find using
lew technology (4 5 )________ and difficult. Bui if you are a teenager who criticizes your parents for their (46)
______ _ of technological awareness, don’t be too hard on them! Sometime ( 4 7 ) ________ the future, when
you’ve got children of your own, your ability to deal with newr technology will probably (4 8 )________ , And your
children will feel more comfortable with newr technology then you do, You won’t want them to criticize you, will
you?
39 A estimate В invent C involve D experiment
40 A experiments В effects C laboratories I) equipment
41 A involve В discover C decrease D connect
42 A screens В gadgets C software D laptops
43 A Research В Experiment C Program D Technology
44 A involving В operating C discovering D inventing
45 A automatic В unique C sudden D complicated
46 Л research В experiment C effect D lack
47 A to В in C on D at
48 A decrease В involve C lack D estimate

Task 9 Test 10
Read the text below. For each of the empty space (49-5Я) choose the correct answ er (А, В, C or D).
MODERN SCIENCE
It seems entirely (4 9 )________ to us that there are teams o f scientists in universities and other institutions
around the world, attempting to (50) _______ the way the world works. However, it hasn’t always been a (51)

Although the scientific method is nowr four or five hundred years old, the ancient Greeks, for example,
believed that they could work out the (5 2 )________ o f natural events just by the power o i'thought, During the 17
th century, more and more people began to realise that they could (5 3 )......... their scientific ideas by designing
a relevant (54) ________ _ and seeing what happened. A lot o f (55) ________ was made in this way by individual
scientists.These men and women often worked alone carrying out (5 6 )________ into many different areas of
science, and they often received very little (57) . for their hard work. At the start o f the 31 th century,
though, it became (58) _ _ _ _ _ that science was becoming more complicated and more expensive. The
individual scientist disappeared, to be replaced by highly qualified teams of experts. Modem science wras bom.
49 A physical В natural C typical D real
50 A create В invent C construct D discover
51 A route В method C way D technique
52 A aims В reasons C causes D impulses
53 Л calculate В estimate C measure D test
54 A experiment В research C attempt D analysis
55 A development В movement C progress D evolution
56 A research В experiment C discovery D education
57 A aw ard В prize C gift D reward
58 A clear В true C accurate D actual

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A the works of art across the whole globe A в c D E F G H

В a masterpiece of art deco and spectacular revues 27p
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c modem painting, sculpture and graphic arts 28
D business and entertainment 29
E classical and popular music concerts 30
F playhouses, hotels and shops 31
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Task 7
Read the text below. Choose from (A -H ) the one which best fits each space (33-38).
ADANGEROUS COOK
When my friend Tom sets (33)_____ , disaster often results. Once he tried to make toasted cheese
sandwiches for us (34) _____ along with the bread; and he ruined the toaster. Unfortunately, the toaster was a
fairly new one that I had just bought for him three weeks before, on his birthday, <35)__ _ , he. had cut up some
beans and put them in a pot to steam. I was really looking forward to the beans, for I eat nothing but canned
vegetables, i, frankly, ana not much of a cook either. The water in the Teflon pan steamed away while Tom was on
the telephone, and both the beaus and the Teflon coating in the pan were ruined, f inally, another time Tom made
spaghetti for usTand (3 6 )_____ so tightly that we had to cut off slices with a knife and a fork. (37) _______, the
meatballs were "burned on the outside but (38).____ inside.

A by putting slices o f cheese in the toaster A a C D E FG U

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В almost raw 33 “ Г
C on another occasion 34
D the noodles stuck 35 I
E to work in the kitchen 36
F the oven 37 “1—
G chance
H in addition
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Task 8
Read the text below. For questions (39-48) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D),
A DIFFICULT JOB
Working as a baby-sitter was the most (3 9 )___job I ever had, 1 discovered this fact when my sister asked
me to stay with her two sons tor the evening. I figured I would get them dinner, let them watch a little TV, and then
put them to bed early. The rest of the night 1 planned to watch TV and collect an easy twenty dollars. It (40) ___ to
be anything but easy. First, right before we were about to sit down for a pizza dinner. Rickie (41) _ _ _ the
parakeet____of its cage. This bird is really (4 2 )_____and can repeat almost any phrase. The dog started (43)
_____ it around the house, so 1 decided to catch it before the dog did. Rickie and Jeff (44) __ __to help, following
at my heels. We had the bird cornered by the fireplace when Rickie jumped for it and knocked over the hamster cage.
Then the bird (45) _____ again, and the hamsters began scurrying around their cage like crazy creatures. The dog had
( 4 6 ) ___ by this point, so I decided to clean up the hamsters’ cage and try to (47) ........them down. While I was
doing this, Rickie and Jeff caught the parakeet and put it back in the cage. It was time to return to the kitchen and
eat cold pizza. But upon entering the kitchen, 1 discovered why the dog had lost the interest in the bird chase. What
was left of the pizza was lying on the floor, and tomato sauce was dripping from the dog’s chin. ! cleaned up the
(48) and then served chicken noodle soup and ice cream to the boys.

ЗУ A abstract В frustrating C obscure D worst

40 A presented В appeared C turned out D produced
41 A let off В let down C let out () let in
42 A sharp В quick C intelligent I> instructed
43 A chasing В hunting C running D rushing
44 A put forward В volunteered C advanced D extended
45 A escaped В flew C passed D shook off
46 A come back В occurred C appeared D disappeared

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47 A please В calm C assure D relief
48 A confusion В untidiness . C disorder D mess
Task 9
Rend the text below. For questions (45-511) choose the correct answer (A, BPC, or D).
THE PARKING SPACE
My husband and T (45)_____to buy a new house, ami I’d made an appointment Ю see our bank manager. l’d
never met him before, and I was a little nervous. T (50)____ into town, and T wras lucky enough to find a parking
space outside the bank. I had just started backing into the space when another car drove into it; I was furious! I
opened my window and shouted at the other driver. He ignored me and walked (51)_____ . It took me twenty
minutes to find another space. As soon as 1 (52)_____ the саг, I rushed back to .the bank. I was ten minutes late for
my appointment, I went to the manager's office, knocked, and walked in. The manager was sitting behind his desk,
fie was the man (53)____ had taken my parking spaed

49 A decide В was decided C decided D had decided

50 A drives В drove C was driving D had driven
51 A inside В away C outside ■ В off
52 A would park В parked C had parked I» was parked
53 A whom В who C .whose D which
A MESSAGE TO THE STARS
Our planet Earth is one of nine planets revolving around the Sun, a fairly small and ordinary star, which (54)
______ in the outer areas o f the Milky Way galaxy. There are about 250 billion stars in our galaxy and billions o f
galaxies iii the universe. People have always rendered about the possibility of intelligent life forms on other
planets. In recent years this (55) ______ serious scientific speculation. Some scientists believe that there must be
large numbers of stars with planets which could (56)______ living intelligent beings. Perhaps we will never know.
The nearest star is 4,3 light years away. A light year is the distance ( 5 7 ) _____ by light travelling at about
186.000 miles a second in one year. It (5 8 )______ the fastest Earth spacecraft about 40,000 years to reach the
nearest star.
54 A lie В lies C lay D lying ■
55 A has become В become C became D had become
56 A supports В to support C support I> supported
57 A covering В cover C covered I> tet cover
58 A takes В would take C is taking I) was taken

WRITING
59. You were staying in England for some weeks at your friend’s house. You have just returned home
and have decided to write a ‘thank you’ letter to the family:
—- say Thank you’ again
— praise their hospitality
— invite your English friend to come in Ukraine any possible time

Dear Mary,
How arc you? .1 hope you are fine. I'm writing to thank you for the memorable days which I had with your
family. As long as I live I ’ll continue to enjoy the weeks I have just spent in your home with your relatives. All-of
you did everything possible to make me happy. The parties, the picnics, and the lunches were planned very well.
I’ll always remember our afternoon tea when your friends visited us and wc had long chats about music and sport,
drinking tea arid eating cakes and biscuits. Thanks again for your hospitality.
I am already counting the days undt you come in Ukraine to stay with me and with my family. Best regards
to your mother and all relatives.
With love,
Olenka
Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal injbrmaxkms. Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.

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A regrets the decision made years ago? A B C D E F G H
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В gained promotion after impressing a senior colleague? 27
C mentions the need to take the right decisions under pressure? 28:
I)warns about the decreasing opportunities for jobs in one area? 29 \
E stresses the need to provide tire clients with a balance between freedom and 30 I і|
control? 31 і
F looks forward to developing a new career? 32 ■
G says people shouldn’t feel discouraged if they do not earn much at first?
H has been able to combine studying with work?
Task 7
Read the test below. Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each spate (33-38). There are two
choices you do not need to use.
WHY I’M A STAY-AT-HOME BASEBALL FAN
I would much rather (33) _ _ _ and watch ball games on television than go lo Lhc ball park. First of all, it’s
cheaper to watch a game at home, Tdon't have to spend S8 for a ticket and another $5 for a parking space. If I (34)
_, 1 can have what’s already in the refrigerator instead o f shelling out another S3.50 for a limp, lukewarm hoi
dog and a watery Coke. Also, it’s more (3 5 )____і 1 (36)____ a bumper-to-bumper drive to the ball park and pushy
crowds who want to go through the same gate T do. I can lie quietly on my living-room sofa instead of sitting on a
hard stadium seat with noisy people all around me. Most o f all, watching a game on television (37) , Not only
do I see all the plays wliich I might miss from my $8 seat, but I see some of them two and tlirec times on instant
replay, hi addition, I get each play explained to me in glorious detail. 1П were in the ball park, 1 wouldn’t know
that the pitch our third baseman hit was a high and inside slider or that his grand-slam home run was a record­
setting seventh in his career. So, Г11 let (3 8 )____ spend their money, put. up with traffic, crowds, and hard seats,
and guess at the plays. I’ll take my baseball lying down ■at home,
A avoid A B C D E F G H
В rather cosy 33 I
C want some refreshments 34 .....

D very useful 35 Ґj. .

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E comfortable at home 36
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F the other fans 37j
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G is more informative 381 __L_ ■
H stay at home
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Task 8
Read the text below. For questions (39-48) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D).
A CAR ACCIDENT
I was on my way home from work when my terrible car accident took place. As I drove my car around the
(39)____ o f the expressway exit, 1 saw a number of cars ahead of me. backed up because of a red light at the
(40)____road 1 slowly came to a stop behind a dozen or mom cars. In my back-view mirror, I then noticed a cai
coming up behind me that did not (4 1 )_____ or stop. I bad a horrible. (42)____ feeling as I realized the car would
hit me. T knew there was (43)____I could do to signal the driver in time, nor was there any way I could get away
from the car. Minutes after the (44)____ , 1 picked up my glasses, which were on the seat beside me. My lip was
bleeding, and Ї got out a ( 4 5 ) _ _ to wipe it. The police arrived quickly, along with the ambulance for the driver oi
the car that (46)____ _ me. My car (47)____s o _____that it had to be towed away. Today, eight years after the
accident, Tstill relive the details of the (48) whenever a car gets too close behind me.
39 A mm В trajectory C curve D back
40 A special Й great C general D main
41 A delay В relax C slow’ down D retard
42 A dependent В helpless C disabled D friendless
43 A anything В everything C something D nothing
44 A crash В opposition C smash D collision
45 A mass В tissue C stuff D collection
46 A knocked В hit C stroke D thumped
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47 A was damaged В was hurt C was ruined D was spoilL
48 A knowledge В participation C adventure D experience
Task 9
Read the text below. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В. C, n r D).
ALL BROKEN UMBRELLAS
The weather was bad yesterday. It began to rain early in the morning, We had five umbrellas at home, but
when Ї wanted to take one, Tsaw they (4 9 )___ a ll____ , I decided to take all the five utnbrdlas to the umbrella-
maker. So 1 (50) ___ them there and said. T d be back tor my umbrellas on my way iiijljJlb evening.’
In the afternoon I went to have lunch. I entered the cafe, sat dow n (51) ___the table and began to eat. After
a few minutes a young lady (52)____ and sat down next to me. 1 finished my lunch, got up and took her umbrella
by mistake. But she said, 'This isn’t your umbrella. It’s (53)____Л saw my mistake and said, ‘Ob, excuse me, it’s
yours, of course, i ’m very sorry.’ "That’s all right,’ she answered laughing.
In the evening I. went to the umbrella-maker and look all my five umbrellas. Then 1 bought a newspaper and
got on a bus. The young lady was on that bus, too. She looked at’my five umbrellas and said, ‘Not a bad day for
you. eh?5
49 A have been broken В would be broken C were broken D are broken
51) Л had taken В cook C would take D take
51 A at В oil C in D to
52 A came up В came to C came into D came in
53 A my В mine C me 1) your
CHICKEN — OUR BEST FRIEND
Chicken is the (54) - selling meat today for a number of reasons. First of all, it’s reasonable cost
(551 it within everyone’s reach . Chicken is popular, too, because it (56) in Sri many ways. It can be
cooked by itself, by spaghetti sauce, or with noodles and gravy. It can be baked, boiled, broiled, or fried. Chicken
is also convenient. Last and (57) , chicken has a high nutritional value. Four ounces of chicken (58)
twenty-eight grams of protein, which іis almost half the recommended daily dietary allowance.
54 A had В best C good I) worst
55 A put В is pulling C puts D was putting
50 A may be prepared B io must be prepared C can be prepared D should be prepared
57 Л more important В most important C important D D less important
58 A contains В will contain C would contain D contain
WRITING
59, You are going to celebrate jou r birthday party. Write u letter of Invitation to your friend and say;
— why you ask him to come
- - when and where the birthday party will be held
— what activities you are going to have
— what menu you are planning to prepare
Dear Tom.
How arc you doing? 1 hope you’re tine. Actually I haven’t heard from you lor such a long time and 1 am a
little bit worried ІГyou’re OK. Why don’t you write? O f course, you're busy with the close of school so near; but
do take time to assure me that yon will be here for my birthday. You have a standing invitation to attend all my
birthday parties, and this is to warn you not to fail to attend this ouu.
My birthday celebrations will be held on the 25th of June in Walton Club, which is situated not far from our
house. Please, don’t forget your tenuis racket. The court is heller this summer than ever. Moreover, the owners of
the club offer a wide variety of activities including golf, hang gliding, horse riding, canoeing and, o f course,
dancing. Г11 think over the menu o f our celebration loo. We’ll begin with hors d’oeuvres followed by a clear soup
with meat pasties, the second course will, include chicken with rice and vegetables, salad and so on. Then See cream.
Гот the sweet and fruit for dessert. What a lovely birthday party we’ll have, won’t we?
1 wonder if you can come and share with all other guests my celebrations on the occasion of my birthday. Lot
me kndw about it as fast as possible.
Best wishes,
Adam
Write a letter (postcard) o f at least WO words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations, Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.

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Task 7
Read the text below. Chouse from (Л-Н) the one which best fits each space (33-38).
A DEPRESSING PLACE
The pet shop in the mall is a depressing place. A display window attracts a passerby (33)______ . In the right-
hand side of the window, two puppies press their forepaws against the glass and attempt to lick the human hands
(34) A cardboard barrier separates the dogs from several black-and white kittens piled together in the
opposite end of the window. Inside the shop, rows o f wire cages line one wall (35)______ . Running down the
centre of the store is a line o f large wooden perches (36)______ . When customers pass hyT;the parrots chained to
these perches flutter their dipped wings in a useless attempt to escape. At the end o f this centre aisle is a large
plastic tub of dirty water (37)_______ . The smell inside the entire shop is an unpleasant "mixture of strong
chemical deodorizers, urine-soaked newspapers, and musty sawdust. Visitors hurry out o f the shop, anxious
(38) . The birds and animals stay on.
A to feel fresh air and sunlight A B C D E F G H
В that press from outside 33
C containing a few motionless turtles 34
D that play with boxes 35
E who stares at the prisoners penned inside 36
F from top to bottom 37
G from now and then 38
H that look like coat racks
USE OF ENGLISH
Task X
Read the text below. For questions (39-48) choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D).
HEARTBREAK
Bonnie and I had got (3 9 )____ in August, just before she left for college at Penn State. A week before
Thanksgiving, 1 drove up to see her as a surprise. When I knocked on tire door o f her dorm room, she was indeed
surprised but not in a pleasant way. She introduced me to her roommate, who looked (40) and quickly left. I
asked Bonnie how classes were going, and at the same time I tugged on the sleeve o f my heavy sweater in. order to
pull it off. As 1 was pulling it off, a large (41)____ caught my eye, It was (42) _ _ with paper flowers and yellow
ribbon, and it said, ‘Bonnie and Blake.5 ‘What’s going on?’ I said, I stood there (4 3 )____and then felt an anger
that grew1 rapidly, ‘Who is Blake?5 1 asked. Bonnie laughed nervously and said, ‘What do you want to hear about
— my classes or Blake?* 1 don’t really remember what she then told me. except that Blake was a student. 1 felt a
terrible (44) ___ irt the pit of my stomach, and I wanted to test my head on &omeone*s shoulder and cry. 1 wanted
to tear down the (45)_____ and run out, but I did (46)____ . Clumsily I (47)_______my sweater again. My knees frit
weak, and 1 barely had control of my body. 1 opened the room door, and suddenly more than anything I wanted to
slam the door shut so hard that the dorm walls would collapse, instetid, 1 managed to close the door quietly. I walked
away understanding what was meant by a (48)__ heart.
39 A engaged В absorbed C employed D occupied
40 ' A awkward 13 troubled C uncomfortable U disturbed
41 A poster В stieker C bill D notice
42 A wallpapered В enriched C decorated D renovated
43 A arrested ІІ disturbed C amazed D stunned
44 A distress В affliction C agony D pain
45 A symbol В sign C emblem D notice
46 A something В nothing C anything D alt
47 A pulled in В pulled out C pulled on D pulled through
48 A broken В destroyed C shattered D burst

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T ask 9
Read the taxi below, For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D).
EVERYDAY CHEATING
Cheating is common in everyday life. For one thing, cheating at school is common. Many students (4 9 )____a
friend’s homework and copy it in their own handwriting. During a test, students will use a tiny sheet of answers
stored in their pockets or sit near a friend to copy answers, People also cheat on tire job. They use the postal meter
(5 0 )____work for personal mail or take home office supplies such as tape, paper, or pens. Some people who (5 1)
closely or who arc out on the road may cheat an employer by taking dozens of breaks or using work
time for personal chores. Finally', many people cheat when they deal (5 2 )____ large businesses. For instance, tew
customers ( 5 3 ) ____an incorrect bill in their favour. Visitors in a hotel may take home towels, and restaurant
patrons may take home silverware. A customer in a store may change price tags because ‘This is how much the
shirt cost last month.1 For many people, daily cheating is an ticceptable way to behave.
49 A borrow В will borrow C are borrowing D would borrow
50 A in В on C at D during
51 Л A have nor been supervised В would not be C are not supervised D has not been
supervised supervised
52 A of В with C on D at
53 A report її are repotTing C have reported D will report
SMOKING IS A LLFE-AND-DEATH MATTER
I was way overdue to stop smoking cigarettes and I finally did. I had a friend who (54)_____ to the hospital
with lung cancer. No one ean say that he's going to recover. He’s in Eagleville Hospital. When I heard about him,
it was tlie last1straw for me. Smoking is a 1і Ге-and-death matter. My friend is the one who brought this message
home to me, Smoking is a life-and-death matter just like the ads say. When I think about it, 1 bated the fact that 1
(55) corporations make a lot o f money all the while that I smoked. The corporations (56)_____ all this slick
advertising and T felt I was one of the puppets who listened (57) it. I marched to their tune. I didn't want to
make wealthy corporations even richer, and I hated it every time I (58)____ over hard-earned dollars for a carton
of cigarettes. Cigarettes were a very expensive habit.

54 A has gone В went C was going D goes

55 A was helped В helped C was helping D help
56 A produced В had produced C was producing D had been produced
57 A— В to C in D about
58 A would give ІЇ was given C gave D had given
W RITING
59. M r. L. W. Stevens has received a letter from Mr. Fred Warner, asking for a reference for
Collins who has been working for Mr. L. W. Stevens’s company for five years. Mr. H. F. Collins has
now applied for a job in Mr. Fred W arner’s company. Write the letter of recommendation using
general comments about the person you would like to recommend, including the following items:
— full name
— age
— work experience
— personal qualities
Dear Mr, Warner,
It is with pleasure that I recommend Mr. H. F. Collins, about whom you inquire in your letter of July 3, He is
a 35-year old young man who has been working in our company for five years and I’ve found him thoroughly
dependable and efficient all the time. Mr. Collins is a persistent and tireless worker and he continues to grow' in
efficiency as an insurance salesman and he is nowr among our largest and most consistent producers of quality
business. It is because of this development that he now wishes to enter a larger field, such as you can offer him.
You may be sure that Mr. Collins will give you excellent service. It will be difficult for me to find another person
lo replace him when he removes to your city.
Yours sincerely,
rj'V L. W. Stevens
Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations. Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.

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W hich film _________________________
A is about a person who moves to another part o f the country for work? AB CUE F G H
В concerns people for whom work is the only thing that matters? 27! ■FP
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C show's how a new- situation can change a person’s character? 28 1
1
D might be rather dull if it w ere not for the scenery in it? 29 \
E involves a person going abroad after a death? 30; .. -7
F is successful largely because of a young actress? 31 ■
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G has people bringing different values to another community 32 i t
H began life as a play in the theatre?
Task?
Read the test below. Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (33-38). There are two
choices you do not need to use.
MY HUSBAND’S STUBBORNNESS
My husband’s worst problem is his stubbornness. He simply will not let any kind of weakness show. If he
doesn’t feel well, he (3 3 )____ . He (34) ____ whatever he is doing and will wait uniil the symptoms (35}__
before ho will even him that anything is the matter with him. Then things are so far along that he has to spend more
time recovering than he would if he (3 6 )____. He also hates to be wrong. If he is wrong, he will be the last to
admit it. This happened once when we went .shopping, and he spent an endless amount o f time going from one
plaec to the next. He insisted that one of them had a fantastic sale on the tilings he wanted, We never found (37)
____, but the tact that this situation hap petted will not change his attitude. Finally, he (38)____on a car trip. He
always knows lie is on Lhe right road, and the results have led to a lot of time waited getting back in the right
direction, Hvery lime one of these incidents happens, it only means it is going to happen again in the future.
A get almost unbearable A В C i) L F G H
1
В happened 33 rT' і
G a sale 34 !
В will keep on doing 35 ». .
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E never listens to anyone d s e ’s suggestions 36
F had a different attitude 1
37
G along 38 . 1■ _ ;_u
H refuses to admit it
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
R ead the text below. F o r questions (39-48) choose the co rrect answ er (A, BTC , o r D),
INCONSIDERATE DRIVERS
Some people arc inconsiderate drivers. In the city, they will at times stop right in the middle o f the street
while looking for a certain home or (3 9 )____ . If they had any (4 0 )____ for the cars behind them, they would pull
over to the (41) _ first. Other drivers will suddenly slow down unexpectedly at a city (4 2 )____ to make a righi
or lefi turn. The (43) _ they could do is use their turn signals to let those behind Lhem know (44) ___ o f theii
intention On the highway, a (45)______example o f inconsiderateness is night drivers who fail to turn o ff their high
beams, creating glare for ears approaching in the other (4 6 )____. Other rude highway drivers move to the second oi
passing (47)_____ and then stay there, making it impossible for cars behind to go around them. Yet other drivers whe
act as if they have special (48) _ arc those who do not wait their turn in bottleneck situations where the cars ir
two lanes must merge alternately into one lane. Perhaps the most inconsiderate drivers ate those who throw trash ou
their windows, creating litter that takes away some of the pleasure o f driving and that must be paid for everyone’s ta>
dollars.
39 A feature В landmark C curve D signpost
40 A consideration В aitem ion C point D factor
41 A control В curb C limitation D check
42 A signpost В division C interchange D intersection
43 A little В least C less D worst
44 A beforehand В in advance C ahead 1> previously
45 A eonnnpip, В customary C average D universal
46 A supervision В guidance C direction D control
47 A way В road C avenue D lane
48 A benefits В concessions C privileges D advantages

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1 Task 9
Read the text below, For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D).
FROM THE LIFE OF THE NATIVES OF AUSTRALIA
It is thought that 200 years ago in Australia there were as many languages as there were tribes, which means
about 500—600! Linguists have not found any other language in the world related to those of the Australian tribes.
However, after years of study they (49) _ _ to establish that the grammar o f the old Australian languages was
very' complicated, comparable to those of ancient Greek or Latin,
Aborigines, the natives of Australia, did not wear any clothes and also slept nakeu^Tbis was extremely
interesting for white ethnographers, who wanted to discover why the aborigines (5 0 )__ _ from cold and did not
get ill. After various medical examinations it turned out that the aborigines ( 5 1 ) ___ an extraordinary' blood
circulation system. The blood which reached the heart was warm, but the blood flowing through the limbs could be
cooled down to 12 degress Centigrade without any bad consequences for the individual. The arms and legs of the
natives (52) ____ ice-cold, but it was enough for the aborigines to do.some exercises in the morning to speed up
blood circulation and the (53) ■ organism worked as normal.
49 A could Bean C were able D are able
50 A do not suffer В did not suffer C would not suffer D does not suffer
51 A developed В had been developed C have developed D had developed
52 A might seem В must seem C may seem D can seem
53 A all В another C whole 0 other
JOINING A HEALTH CLUB
You (54)____some investigating before you decide to join a health club. Make sure thaL the contract you (55)
____is accurate. Cheek the agreement to be certain that the fees listed are correct, that the penalties for breaking
the contract are specified, and that no hidden charges are included. As soon as you begin thinking about joining a
health club, make a list of your needs and requirements. Decide if you (5 6 )____ facilities such as a swimming
pool, jogging track, steam room, weight machines, racquet-ball courts, or a bar and lounge. Your requirements will
determine what kind of club you (5 7 )____and where you will truly get your money s worth. After you (5 8 )____
what type of exercise dub is best for you, visit some local clubs and check out the facilities.
54 A could do В should do C ought do D must do
55 A would sign В will sign C sign Ї) should sign
56 Л will want В are wanting C wants D want
57 A could join В should join C may join L> ought join
5k A had decided В decided C have decided £> decide
WRITING
S9. W rite a letter o f application for я job. Include the following items:
— what position you apply for
— educational qualifications
— some special skills you have
— your job experience
— the names o f referees from the previous work
Dear Mr. Hamilton,
I have just learned from Mr, tones, one o f your salesmen, that you wish to employ a reliable boy to help with
deliveries and to do odd jobs about the store after school hours and on Saturdays, 1 would like very much to have
you consider me for this work.
I am sixteen years old and am now in the tenth form. As for my qualifications are concerned for two summer
holidays l have been.working in the Gray Drug Company as the delivery boy and general helper. There I have
gained some valuable professional experience, to addition to this Ї am a very hardworking and honest person.
1 am ready to attend an interview at your earliest convenience. I am enclosing the names o f two referees (Mr.
H W. Gray, the president of Drug Company, and Principal H. G. White o f Lowell High School) whom you cun
contact for further information.
Г look forward to your answer.
Yours faithfully,
Harold Roberts
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Task 7
Read the test below. Choose from (A-H) the one which best fits each space (33-38). There are two
choices you do not need to use.
TH E POPULARITY OF SINGLE-PARENT FAM ILIES
Many women nowadays choose ( 3 3 ) ______ without getting married. They are usually well-off, single
professionals who, in their thirties, find (34) is not everything and so decide to have a baby, They do not want
to find a husband and have (35) _________but only want to be mothers. They find a partner to be the father of
their baby, but the man often doesn't know that the baby will be his.
The women claim (36) _ _ _ _ _ to keep a family and bring up a child: they prefer to do it on their own.
Psychologists say (37) in a complete family: with a loving mother and a loving father. The child who
grows up without a father lacks his love and guidance, and also the role-model that a father provides. This 'is
especially important in the case o f boys. In some cases such children can even develop serious psychological
disorders. Also, the social situation of a single mother and a child whose father is cither unknown or far away has
to be taken into account. Although the years (3 8 )_____ would be ostracised are luckily gone, it still happens that
children without fathers can feel awkward at school, especially when their peers boast about their own fathers.
A that a child can develop normally only A В C D E F G H
В when a single mother ЗЗІ
C that they do not need a man 34
D develop 35
E to have a baby 36
F lucky 37
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G a regular family 38 .
H that w ork
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read the text below, For questions (3SM8) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D),
QUALITIES IN A FRIEND
There are several (3 9 )____ 1 look for in a friend. A friend should give support and (4 0 )______ A friend
should also be fun to be around. Friends can have (41)____, like anyone else, and sometimes it is hard
(4 2 )___ them, But a friend can’t be dropped because he or she has faults. A friend should stick by you,
even in bad times, There is a saying that ‘a friend in need is a friend indeed.’ I believe this means that there are
good friends and fair-weather friends. The second type is not a (4 3 )____friend. He or she is the kind o f person
who runs when there’s (44) . Friends don’t always last a lifetime. Someone you believed to be your best
friend may lose (45) _____ with you if you move to a different area or go around wrilh a different (46) of
people. A friend should be (47) ______ and understanding, A friend docs not have to be exactly like you.
Sometimes friends arc (4 8 )_____ , but they still like each other and get along. Since I am a very quiet person, I
can’t say tliat I have many friends. But these are the qualities J believe a friend should have.
39 A classes В aspects C qualities D peculiarities
40 A defence В cover C surety D security
4] Л errors В faults C mistakes D omissions
42 A to overlook В disregard C to ignore D to miss
43 A true В actual C honest D nice
44 A concern В difficulty C suffering D trouble
45 A meeting В behaviour C contact D union
46 A group В class C company D formation
47 A charitable В kind C generous D noble
48 A opposites В contraries C diverges D hostilcs

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Task 9
Read the test below. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or 1>),
MY JOB IN AN APPLE PLANT
Working in an apple plant was (49)_____job I ever had First of all, the work was physically hard. For ten
hours a night, Гtook cartons that rolled down a metal track and stacked them onto wooden skids in a tractor trailer.
Each carton contained twelve thirty-twa-oimce cans or bodies o f apple juice, and they were heavy. The second bad
feature of the job was the pay. I (5 0 )_____ the minimum wage at that time, two dollars an hour, plus the minimum
of a quarter extra for working the night shift. Even after working over sixty hours a week, Г still did nor take home
much more than S i00. The worst feature of the apple plant job was the working conditions, During work we (51)
_____ to two ten-minute breaks and an Unpaid half hour for lunch. Most of my tittle was spent outside on the
truck-loading dock in near-zero-degree temperatures. And 1 was very lonely on tine job, since 1 badflO interests in
common with the other truck loaders. I felt this isolation especially when tire production iine (5 2 )___ _ _ for the
night, and 1 worked by (53)_____■for two hours cleaning the apple vats. The vats were an ugly place io be on a
cold morning, and the job was a bitter one to have.
49 A the best В better C good 1) the worst
50 Л had got В get C was getting 17 got
51 A had been limited В were limited C would limit D have been limited
52 A shut off В shut away C shut dawn D shut up
53 A me В mine C myself D ourselves
LIVING ALONE
Living alone is quite an experience. People who live alone, for one thing, (5 4 )____to learn to do all kinds o f
tasks by th cm selves, they must learn even if they (5 5 )____ no experiertce-to change fuses, put up curtains and
shades, temporarily dam an overflowing toilet, cook a meal, and defrost a refrigerator. When there is no father,
husband, mother, or wife to depend (56)____a person can’t fall back on the excuse, T don't know how to do that.’
Those who live alone also need the strength to deal with people. Alone, singles must face noisy neighbours, (57)
____ landlords, dishonest repair people, and aggressive bill collectors. Because there are no buffers between
themselves and the outside world, people living alone have to handle every' visitor-friendly or unfriendly-alone.
Finally, singles need a large dose of courage to cope with occasional panic and unavoidable (58) .
54 A must В can C should I) have
55 A had В have had C had had L>have
56 A at В in C on її Up
57 A disresponsive В inresponsive C unresponsive f) irresponsive
5S A atone В lonely Clameness D loneliness
W RITING
59. You are on a holiday in Africa. Write a postcard to your friend in which you will:
-—tell the exact place where you are
— describe the weather and climate there
— express your feelings concerning the places of interest
Hi Debbie,
At last we arrived to Kenya, You know it was my great dream to visit Africa, and Kenya in particular. I
prefer a holiday that offers a bit of adventure and 1 don’t like going around with a large group of tourists. We live
here in a large safari tent with verandah, prepare meals under the sun and there is a separate toilet tent and shower
tent erected on each campsite. Tents arc mosquito-proof and for two persons and include bedrolls, mattresses,
camp chairs, and gas lights. We need to use tough safari clothes, good shoes, a hat for the sun and dust, a torch, a
sweater for cold evenings, toilet kit and towels. The only horrible tiling for me here is the weather.; some days are
too hot; some - too rainy!!! Yesterday we spent the day driving round the game park, and with the benches facing
outwards, animals were easy to see. Expenses here are minimal. Much cost comes on photographs. But service
generally is admirable. Everything is really fascinating! I’ve made many wonderful photos that would remind me
o f Africa, Later ҐЦ send you some of them,
АЛ the best,
Dan
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T a sk ?
Read the text below. Choose Гґойі (A -H ) the one which best fits each space {33-3#). There arc two
choices you do not need to use.
SQUASH
Squash is otic of the world’s fastest-growing sports and it is very popular in Great Britain. It is very mobile
and it makes you be fit (3 3 )_____ .
The court consist? o f a square room. Two players with rackets similar Ю tennis rackets have to strike a small
rubber hall. The ball must strike the front wall of the room before (34)_____ . The players hit the ball in turn. The
ball must not bounce on the floor more than once before each player hits it, if a player fails to return the ball to the
front wall or to hit the bail before it bounces twice, he (35)
The court is covered and you do not have to (3 6 )_____ . You do not have to be a very skilful player to play
this game. Squash is very similar to tennis and badminton, though it is much faster, At top level, players have to be
very fit and talented, but any person can get a good exercise and enjoy himself greatly even at his first attempt. It
(37) a sound feeling of a competition and gives an excellent opportunity to test your (38)

A it touches the around ^ ® P ® F (ж H

В fitness and determination 34
C loses the point 35
D rely on the weather 36
E all the year round 37
F a skilful player 38
(Ї hit the ball
H stimulates
USE O F ENGLISH
Task 8
Read the text below. F o r questions (39-48) choose the co rrect answ er (А, В, C, or D).
SPORT IN AM ERICA
Practising sports is a popular leisure activity. It is generally known that people who do physical exercises
keep lit and healthy. Moreover, taking up sports has also many (39)____ benefits. First, it (40)____ the stresses of
everyday life and second, it helps individuals identify with a group and replace their loneliness with the sense of
belonging.
Sports play a very' important part in the American lifestyle. The President himself jogs every morning, plays
tennis and goif, and is a leading advocate of fitness. The present-day interest in physical education and great
enthusiasm for diets, exercising and jogging, (41)_____ from the late sixties when Kenneth Gordon published his
bestseller ‘Aerobics', Since that time the (42) _____ way of life has been popularized by such cult figures like
Jane Fonda, Victoria Principal or Sylvester Stallone.
The favourite American sports today are baseball, basketball, soccer and football. Jogging has also (4 3 )____
very popular (4 4 )____ . The early morning joggers have their jogging shoes, their jogging suits, their jogging
watches and even their jogging magazines!
Unfortunately, many Americans (45) ____ watching sports on television. Every year about 150 million
people (46)____basketball matches. Tennis, ice-hockey and skating also (47)____ millions of viewers. The great
popularity of these sports itself bears some of the responsibility for turning America into a nation of spectators.
However, it is important to remember that only active participation in sports activities may ensure
and well-being.

39 A useful В psychological C good D best

40 A presents B appears C relieves D produces
41 A comes В goes C dates D arrives
42 A quick В slow C sporting D healthy
43 A become В start C begin D appear
44 A lately В recently C yesterday D a few days ago
45 A prefer В make C pass D do
46 A participate' В observe C see I> watch
47 A please В attract C assure D inform
48 A confusion В sports C leisure D fitness

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T ask 9
Read the text hehm. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (A? В, C, or D).
MY BIRTHDAY PARTY
Last weekend my parents organised a lovely birthday party for me. I usually (49)_____ only my best friends
and relatives for my birthday party. My mother baked a large tasty cake and put 17 candles in, one tor each year.
There were many presents on the table. When I (50)_____ them I cut the strings as fast as 1 could, I wanted to
know what was inside the parcels. It was so exciting to observe all presents. On my birthday 1 got. a lovely picture
from my brother, two interesting English books Alice in Wonderland by I.. Carrol and' Robinson Crusoe by
D. Defoe from my aunt and uncle, A nice leather bag with love and good wishes was my parents, and an
enormous bos of chocolates was from my best friend Tanya. They all wished me many happy returns of the day.
Besides, there were many birthday cards which T had got before. My grandmother congratulated me with a
beautiful bunch of roses that she (52)_____ specially for my birthday. We spent a wonderful time together. We
(53)_____ , sang songs, listened to popular music, played different Пишу games. Hiked my birthday party greatly.

49 A have invited В had invited C invited D invite

50 A see В saw C have seen D had seen
51 Л get В had got C got D have got
52 A cut В has cut C had cut. I) have cut
53 A were dancing В danced C dance I) bad danced
THE FLAG OF THE USA
June 14 is Flag Day in the USA, On that day in 1777, tire Americans (54) _______ their own flag. No one
really (5 5 )______ who sewed the first American flag, but many Americans believe it (5 6 )______ by Betsy Ross
in her own home. You can sec Betsy Ross sewing Lhe flag on an American siamp2.
The flag o f the USA is one of the most complicated in rhe world. It (5 7 )______ of 13 stripes, seven red and
six white and 50 stars. It is called LThe Stare and Stripes1, The stripes represent the thirteen colonies, which in
1776 declared themselves free and independent of England. The 50 five-pointed white stars representing the
present number of states in the union (58)______ on the blue field in the upper left comer of the flag.

54 A had adopted В adopted C adopt D have adopted

55 A knows В know C knew В had known
56 A has been made В made C was made D had been made
57 A consisting В has consisted C consists D to cover
58 A place В are placed C is placing D was placed

WRITING
59. Write a letter to your friend and share your thoughts about your relationships with your teachers.
Use examples to illustrate a time when a teacher challenged you and positively impacted your growth.
Dear Katin,
How are you? I hope you are fine. I’m writing to share my thoughts about the relationships with our teachers.
Г think that Lhc teacher-student relationship is very important for us as we spend nearly 5 to 7 hours a day with
teachers for almost 10 months during all tire period of our studies at school.
Needless to say, a teacher meets a lot o f challenges and hardships in his work, so he must be very wise,
patient and mature to face any problem and deal with it in a proper way, 1 remember the time when I had problems
with mathematics and needed my teacher's help with multiplying and dividing fractions, 1 admitted to my teacher
and he helped me to feel secure and less confused at the lessons. As a maLter of fact, he changed my attitude
Towards mathematics, showed me die beauty and the logics of this subject. Indeed, my mathematics teacher
positively impacted my growth, made me think logically and creatively.
AM in all, when you reflect on the quality of the relationship between yourself and your teachers, it is because
you are trusted and vou feel safe. What is more, you consider that your teachers believe in you.
What is your point оГ view? Hope to hear from you soon.
Best wishes,
Nina.

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USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Head the text below. For questions (39-48) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D),
IN THE BOOKSHOP
During last winter holidays I had a lucky (39)____to visit Great Britain together with my parents. Of course,
1 was happy to spend my holidays there, because it was my (4 0 )____ dream to visit Great Britain. Thanks to our
English teacher 1 didn't have much (41) _ _ _ _ with my English, but sometimes it was very difficult to find
necessary words to express my thoughts and understand the speech o f the English people. That's why 1 decided to
buy a good English 4 2 )____ . Our English teacher advised us to buy English Oxford Learner's Dictionary, So, I
(43)____ to buy it in London.
Leaving our hotel, 1 asked the hotel manager about the way to the (44) bookstore. He gave me a city map,
a guidebook and explained the route. It took me fifteen minutes to get there.
It was a three-storey building with many departments. An inquiry clerk (45)____ me to go to the second
floor where the dictionary' department was. There I asked a salesgirl, to help me to find the dictionary 1 needed.
After a while she returned apologizing that the dictionary was out of stock. Then she advised me several ways out:
to order it in their bookshop and get it a few days (46)__ ; or to got it by post from the publishing house, whose
address t could find in the catalogue. But the fastest and most convenient means of getting it was through e-mail;
eU_uiquiiy@oup.co.uk.
1 thanked the salesgirl (4 7 )____and a few' days later the dictionary l wanted was in my room. You see how
easy it was, f was happy to (4 8 )______ that we were able to order any book from any country through the Internet
without leaving our town.
39 A fortune В affair C chance D deal
40 A favourite В happiest C largest Юgreatest
41 A error В mistake C trouble D problem
42 A vocabularyt В dictionary C newspaper D literature
43 A wanted В realized Cthought D made up my mind
44 A next В close C near D nearest
45 A proposed В suggested C showed D said
46 A after В later C before D late
47 A cordially В sincere C frankly D honestly
48 Л get В understand C realize D find out
Task 9
Read th e text below. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answ er (А, В, C, or D).
FOOD AND HEALTH
In the modem world o f processed and preserved foods, many nutritionists ( 4 9 ) ____ that you can stay
healthy with a well-balanced diet of plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables and not too much lean meat, salt or sugar-
in fact, eating natural, unprocessed foods that (50)____ from scratch, instead of artificial and junk foods, may not
only keep you healthy, but save your money too.
To stay healthy, you (5 1 )____ careful to avoid food poisoning, a common, unpleasant, and often dangerous
illness that affects one out оГ every six Americans each year. Food poisoning (52) by salmonella bacteria in
food, especially raw meats and dairy products. Heat usually kills the bacteria, and refrigeration keeps them from
gtowing. Also, be sure to keep your hands and cooking utensils clean so you don't transfer germs to the food while
you (53) it,
49 A suggested В had suggested C are suggesting D were suggesting
59 A are making В are made C make D made
5і A must also he В can also be C are also be D could also be
52 A causes В cause C caused D is often caused
53 A have prepared В are preparing C prepared D will prepare
EATING AS ONE OF THE JOYS OF LIFE
Whether you eat to live or live to eat, food should help keep you well. If you (54)_____ canned food, always
check the cans for leaks or puffiness. A puffed can could mean botnlism, a fatal type o f food poisoning that you
cannot see or smell. Never taste any food that you suspect (55)_____ . instead, return any damaged cans or spoiled

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A each other’5 company A B C D E F G H
В Tilled the room
C blows violently
f> that play with boxes
E around the fireplace
F its liny bed
G from now and thanz
II high up
USE OF ENGLISH
Task Я
Head the text below. For questions (39-48) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, nr D),
YOUNG UKRAINIANS TODAY
Youth problems in Ukraine arc caused noi only by today’s economic ( 3 9 ) ___ . The 14 0 )____ destabilizing
factor in the modem Ukrainian community is the crisis of consciousness, o f cultural and moral values.
On the one hand most young people support today's political (4 1 )____ aimed at building an independent,
free and sovereign democratic state. On the other hand, young people have never (42) ___ too much trust in any
of the three branches o f power. They simply do not expect any support from the state. In tackling their problems,
young people (43)____their own resources in the first place. All the government has to do is to give youth a bit of
(44)_____ .
Young Ukrainians today are more pragmatic and actively independent. They show less public activity in (45)
_____ political parties and volunteer organisations (youth organisations included). They are eager to get an
education and well-paid jobs. They want to take a confident (46) _ _ _ in life and show their self-realization. They
rely more on their own (47) and do not expect the state or (48 )_____to solve their problems for them.
39 A hardships її troubles С orders Deontrasls
40 A bad В troubled С worst D disturbed
41 A c ourse В sucker С objective D notice
42 A delivered В enriched С placed D renovated
43 A show , В give С decide D rely on
44 A suggestion її suffrage С supply l) support
45 A entering В joining С making D developing
46 A progress В stand С proficiency D interest
47 A forces В sources С resources D efforts
48 A anyone else Bsomcorjc С none Dnobody

Task 9
Read the text beluw. Fur questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (A, ft, C, or D),
M ARTIN ’S VISIT TO TH E EDITOR
The weeks passed, All Martin’s money (4 9 )____and publishers continued to send his manuscripts back. Day
by day he worked on acid day by day the postman delivered to him his manuscripts. He had no money for stamps,
so the manuscripts (50)____on the floor under the table, Martin pawned his overcoat, then his watch.
One morning the postman brought him a short thin envelope. There was no manuscript in that envelope,
therefore, Martin thought, they (5 1 )____the story. Ti was «The Ring of Bells». In the letter the editor o f a San
Francisco magazine said that the story was good. They (52) _ _ the author five dollars for it, And lie would
receive the check when the story was published,
Martin thought that five dollars for five thousand words (53)____very little. After a few weeks the story was
published but die check did not arrive. Martin wrote to the editor asking him for the money. But wrhcn answering
his letter the editor asked for more o f his works and did not. send any money.
One morning Martin decided to go and get the five dollars from the editor of the magazine. He entered the
office and said that he (54)_____ to see Mr, Ford - the editor. He was taken to the editor's room.
‘1 am Martin Eden», Martin began the conversation. He wanted to ask for his five dollars, but it was his first
editor and he'did not want to scare him. To his surprise Mr. Ford quickly stood up with the words ‘You don’t say so!’
and the next moment, with both hands, (55)______ Martin’s hand.

33* Валігура О., Дз виделко /І, Англійська мова. Комплексна підготовка до ЗНО
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‘Can’t say how glad I am to see you, Mr. EdenE Here he (56)____ _ Martin at a distance and looked at his
suit .that was old and shabby,
‘I thought you were a much older man than you arc, Your story, you know, showed such maturity. A
masterpiece, that story — I (57)____ it when Ї (58)____ the first lines’.
49 A were spent В was spent C spent D has been spent
50 A lie В lied Clay [) had been lying
51 A took В take C had taken D would take
52 A pay В would pay C will pay D pajd
53 A is В ate C were It was
54 A want В wanted C had wanted Dwauts
55 A was shaking В shook C shakes D is shaking
56 A held В had hold 1 C was holding D had been held
57 A know В knew C had known T) would know
58 A would read ti was read C had read D read
WRITING
59. You are on a holiday tn Lviv. Write a postcard to your friend in which you will:
— describe some interesting place and its atmosphere
— your feelings concerning this place

Hi Lesia,
Last Sunday my friend invited me to Cafe ‘A t the Old W atchm aker's’ in the Old Town. And I was
totally absorbed by the atmosphere of the place. Elegant lace tablecloths brought in a festive mood. On each
table there were a candle and a menu in a leather cover. And clo ck s.. , There were about 30 clocks on the
walls. They showed different time and every ten minutes some clock bet or played its own tune.
The menu was enormous: rolls, tarts cakes, buns, strudels, cupcakes and what-not, 1 tried raspberry tart
and it was fantastic. And everything on the lowrest prices! Definitely, ‘At the Old W atchmaker’s* is a cafe
with its own mood and taste and if you <tre looking for something special, that is the right place.
See you soon,
Olia.

Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations. Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.

TEST 19 (ТЕСТ У ФОРМАТІ Ш О)

LISTENING
Task 1
Listen to the speakers. For questions (1-6) choose the correct answer (A, В or C).
1, W here would this conversation most probably fake place?
A at the theatre В at the dancing party C at the eafa
2. W hat ideas did a TV report on Asia give to the speaker?
A ideas for the arts lesson, В ideas for Ihc music lesson.
C ideas for the geography essay.
3, W hat information would the speaker like to have?
A about Liverpool train В about Victoria train. C about London underground.
4. W hat was the main aim o f training in America?
A to talk about political events В to teach the new lessons. C to discuss economic problems
5. W hat can this training improve?
A poor results in learning. В exam results. C bad temper.
6. W hat kind o f exercises help pupils to keep calm?
A physical. В dancing. C breathing

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A general taxation. А В C D E F G H
В happened 33
C didn’t feel any pain 34
D health insurance 35
E was a success 36
F made several more tests 37
G along 3S
H to be consulted
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read the text below. For questions (39-48) chouse the correct answ er (A, BTC, or D),
IN THE FOREST
The forest was full of shadows as a little girl hurried through it one summer evening in June. It was already
eight o ’clock and Sylvie wondered if her grandmother would be angry ( 3 9 ) ____her for being so late. Every
evening Sylvie left her grandmother’s house at five-thirty to bring their cow home. The old animal spent her days
out in the open (40) _ _ eating sweet grass. It was Sylvie’s job to bring her home to be tnilked. When the cow
heard Sylvie’s voice calling her, she would (41) _ _ _ _ _ among die bushes.
This evening it had taken Sylvie longer than usual to find her cow. The child hurried the cow through the
dark forest, following a narrow (4 2 )____that led to her grandmother’s home. The cow stopped at a small stream
to drink,
She had never before been (43) _ _ _ in the forest as lute as this. The air was soft and sweet. Sylvie felt as if
she were a part of the grey shadows and die silver leaves that moved in the evening ( 4 4 ) _____, She began
thinking how it was only a year ago that she came to her grandmother’s farm. Before that, she had lived with her
mother and father in a dirty (4 5 )_____ . factory town. One day Sylvie’s grandmother had visited them and had
chosen Sylvie from all her brothers and sisters to be the (4 6 )____. to help her on her farm in Vermont.
The cow (4 7 )_____ thinking, and as the nine-year old child hurried (4 8 )____ the forest to the home she
loved, she thought again about the noisy town where her parents still lived.
39 A on В with C to D in
40 A country В village C townt D city
41 A stay В hide C leave D live
42 A wayt Broad C avenue D path
43 A lonely В alone G desolate D solitary
44 A air В wind C breeze D flow
45 A full В crowded CJense D populated
46 A one В only C some D first
47 A completed В ceased Cended D finished
4S A along Bin C through D to
T ask 9
Read the text below. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D).
MRS. SMITH AND MRS. GRAY
Mrs, Smith was alone on the farm with her three children. Mary was nine years old. Tommy was six and little
Teddy hud just turned four. Mrs. Smith (4 9 )____ about her husband, when the chickens (50)____ her that Sunday
morning. She got out of bed, got dressed, and went out to feed the chickens. Then she saw the broken fence near
the chicken house. She (51)____ to fix it again and again. Mrs. Smith sat down and cried.
The farmer w ho (52) _ _ to take care of the farm while her husband was away had been lazy and dishonest.
The first year he shared the wheat with Mrs, Smith, But the next year, he took almost all of it for himself. She (53)
____him away. Now, the fields were full o f wheat. But there was no man on the farm to cut it down and sell it.
Six weeks before, her husband told her in a letter that he ( 5 4 )____home soon, Other soldiers (5 5 )_____
home, but her husband (56)____ Everyday, she (57)______ the road leading down the hill.
This Sunday morning, she could no longer stand being alone. She jumped up. ran into the house, and quickly
dressed the children. She carefully locked the door and started walking down the road to the farmhouse o f her
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Mary Gray was a widow with a large family of strong sons and pretty daughters. She was poor, but she never
said «по» to a hungry person who came to her farm and asked for food. She worked hard, laughed often, and was
always in a cheerful mood. When she sawr .Mrs. Smith and the children coming down the road, Mrs. Gray went out
to meet them. «Please come right in, Mrs. Smith. We (5 8 )____ready to have dinner!»
49 A dreams В dream C had been dreaming D was dreaming
50 Л awaken В awakened C awakening D had awakened
51 A try В had been tried C tried D had tried
52 A had promised В promised C was promising D promise
53 A had been sent В was sent C had sent P sent
54 A will be coming В would be coming C is coming D was coming
55 A are returning В will be returning C were returning D returned
56 A did not come В would not come C not come D had not come
57 A watches В watched C watch D had watched
5S A are just getting В are getting C were just getting D will be just getting
WRITING
59. Write a letter to your friend in which you describe your visit to an interesting exhibition and your
feelings concerning this event:
Hi Nina,
1 have just visited the exhibition of Tetiana Chebrova’s works which was in display in our city’s Museum of Art.
Tetiana Chebrova is a well-known Ukrainian artist. Her art style TRALFrealism (Transformation of Reality
through Art, Love and Fantasy) is one of the few brands in the modem art of Ukraine.
I must say T am really impressed, especially by her project “Butterflies in the Abdomen”. I could have never
thought that it is possible to depict the harmony with the Universe on the paintings! It is amazing! Well, it is impossible
to express it in w ords. You must see it.
Best regards.
Marta
Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words, Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations. Start your letter (postcard) in cm appropriate way.
TEST 20 (ТЕСТ У Ф О Р М А Т І ЗНО)
LISTENING
Task і
Listen to the speakers. For questions (1-6) choose the correct answer (Л, В or C).
1. Where would this conversation most probably take place?
A at the theatre В at the dancing party C at the cafe
2. W hat are the actor’s future plans?
A to become a film director. В to retire. C to make few documentaries.
■ i
3. What do the speaker like to do after work?
A to go to the pub. В relax at the pool. C to listen to music.
4. W hat docs the word telepathy mean?
A a state in which someone’s thoughts and actions can be influenced by someone else
В a W'ay of communicating in which thoughts are senL from one person’s mind in another’s person’s mind
C person’s ability to float in the air
5. What does the word hypnosis mean?
. A person’s ability to float in the air
В a way of communicating in which thoughts arc sent from one person’s mind in another’s person’s mind
C a state in which someone’s thoughts and actions can be influenced by someone else
6. What docs the word levitation mean?
A a way of communicating in which thoughts are sent from one person’s mind in another’s person’s mind
В a state in which someone’s thoughts and actions can be influenced by someone else
C person’s ability to float in the air

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M other Rigby ate a quick breakfast, and then started to work on her broomstick. She was planning to
make something that would look like a man. It would fill the birds with ( 3 8 ) ______ and scare them from
eating her com — the way most farmers protect themselves from those black birds. She decided to name the
scarecrow «Feathertop».
A the tops o f the houses A B C D E F G H
В fear 33 [
C strange powers 34 f
t
D develop 35
1 (

E at last 36 — —

F lucky chance 37 1
G to eat her com 3g I
H pushed through the soil
USE OF ENGLISH
Task 8
Read the text below. For questions (39-48) choose the correct answer (А, Б, C, or D).
THE RETURN OF A SOLDIER
Mrs. Smith went into the noisy house. Mrs. Gray’s children were laughing and talking all at the same time.
Soon she was laughing and singing w ith the rest o f them.
The long table in the kitchen (3 9 )____ with food. There were potatoes, fresh com, apple pies, hot bread,
sweet pickles, bread and butter, and honey. They all (4 0 )___until they could eat no more. Then the men and
children left the table. The women stayed to drink their tea.
«М ала», said one of Mrs. Gray’s daughters, «please read our (4 1 )___in the tea leaves! Tell us about our
future!»
Mfs. Gray picked up her daughter’s cup and stirred it first to the left, then to the right. Then she looked into it
with a serious expression. «Ї see a handsome man with a red beard in your future», she said. Her daughter (42)
_ _ _ with laughter.
Mrs. Smith trembled with excitement when it was her turn. «(43) _ _ _ is coming home to you», Mrs, Gray
said slowly, «He’s carrying a rifle on his back and he’s almost there», Mrs, Smith felt as if she could (44) _
breathe. «And there he is!» Mrs, Gray cried, (45) _ _ _ to the road. They all rushed to the door to look.
A man in a blue coat, with a gun on his (4 6 )____, was walking down the road toward the Smith farm. His
face was hidden by a large pack on his back.
Laughing and crying, Mrs, Smith grabbed her hat and her children and ran out o f the house. She hurried
down the road after him, calling his name and pulling her children along with her. But the soldier was too far away
for her voice to (4 7 )____him.
When she got back to their farm, she saw the man standing by the fence. He was looking at the little house
and the field of yellow wheat. The sun was almost touching the hills in the west. The cowr bells rang (48)___ as
die animals moved toward the bam, Mr. Smith was happy to return home.
39 A was crowded В was arranged C was piled D was covered
40 A cooked В baked C drank D ate
41 Л chances В fortunes C fates D destinies
42 A screamed В cried C smiled D amused
43 A anybody В somebody C nobody D anyone
44 Л hard В hardly C almost D not
45 A demonstrating В showing C pointing D suggesting
46 A back В neck C arm D band
47 A sec В lake Cteach D get
48 A softly В nice C fine D delicate
Task 9
Read the text below. For questions (49-58) choose the correct answer (А, В, C, or D).
MARTIN AND RUTH
A w e ek d f heavy reading (4 9 )____since the evening he first (5 0 )_____ Ruth Morse, and still he did not
dare to go and see her. He was afraid of making mistakes in speech and manners.
Martin tried to read books that required years of preparatory work, One day lie read a book on philosophy,
and the next day a book on art. He read poetry; he read books by Karl Marx, He did not understand what he (51)

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_ but he warned to know, He (52) _____ interested in economy, industry and politics. He sat up in bed and tried
to l ead, but the dictionary was in fmnt of him more often than the hook. He looked up so many new words that
when he (53) _ _ them again, he ( 5 4 ) ___ their meaning and had to look them up again. He decided to write the
words down in a note-book, and fitted page after page with them. And still he could not understand what lie (55)
____. Poetry was not so difficult He loved poetry and beauty, and there he found beauty, as he found it in music.
At last Martin Eden had enough courage to go and see Ruth. She met him at the door herself and took him
into the living-room. They talked first of the books he (56)____ from her, then of poets. lie told her of his plans to
educate himself.
«You (5 7 )___ _ and finish grammar school, and then go through the high school and umveraffi$b>, Ruth said,
«Hut that takes money», he said.
«Oh!» she cried. «1 had not thought o f that. Hut then you have relatives, somebody who could help you?» He
shook his head,
«My father and mother arc dead. I’ve two sisters and some brothers, — I ’m the youngest, — but they
never helped anybody. 1 (5 8 )____of m yself since 1 was eleven — that’s when my mother died. I think Tmust
study by myself, and what 1 want to. knowr is where to begin».
49 A passed В pass C had been passing I> had passed
50 A met В meets C was meeting I> meet
51 Л read В was reading C would rqadt I> have been read
52 A has become В become C had become D became
53 A saw В see C has seen 1) had seen
54 A forgets 11 forgot C has forgo lien D had forgotten
55 A had read В was reading C read D havq read
56 A would borrow В borrowed C had borrowed D borrow
57 A went back В go back C should go back D had been back
58 A took care В had taken care C take care D have taken care
WRITING
50. W rite an announcement about (he sporting events which would take place at your school.
Attention everyone!
School Sport Club announces the annual Competition Week, during which our students will contest in the
following sports and games: football, handball, basketball and track-and-field events. The event takes place
the hist week of March. For further information concerning registration and schedule, please, contact our
Sport Committee (Room 5) on Monday, March 6, and Tuesday, March 7, from 10 a.in. to 2 p.m or call
0677754532. All students and teams arc welcomed and good luck to our participants!
Write a letter (postcard) o f at least 100 words. Do not write your name, any dates, addresses or other
personal informations. Start your letter (postcard) in an appropriate way.

TAPESCRIPT SECTION
TEST 1 (ТЕСТ У ФОРМАТІ Ш О)
Task 1
Question 1
A; Union Station Lost and found Department Can I help you?
B: Oh, hello. Yes, I hope so, I left my briefcase on the train this rooming. 1wondered if it has been turned in,
A: Which (rain?
B: Oh, the 8:40 from Bradyville.
Question 2
Л: And what does your briefcase look like?
B: Well, it’s ,..uh ...an average-sized, rectangular, brown leather attach^ ease with brass locks.
A: We have ;|uitc u few thnt fit that description, Did it have your name on it?
B: No, not my name, but it has my initials by the handle: J. F. A.
A: Hold unjust a minute. Let me take a look.
Question 3
A; Hello? Susan Baker speaking.
B; Hi, Susan. This is George Fein at Ivy Realty. 1 think I’ve found a house you’ll be interested in.
A: Oh, terrific! What's it tike? Tell me about it.

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