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Test_2

1. A noun of similar

• similarity

• similarous

• similary

2.Hilarious meaning (Смешной)

•  arousing great merriment; extremely funny

•  succesful

•  boring

3. Have to in  Report speech

• had to

• hadn't to

• has to

4. The correct plural form 

• cactus

• atrium

• fungus

• cacti

5. Find the synonym for the word cautious

• Negligent

• Reckless

• Circumspect

• Foolish

The Great Romantic.

Lord Byron (1788-1824) didn’t live a long life. He was an aristocrat and a fashionable man. But he loved freedom and a simple country life. His personality attractedt Britaint and all Europe. He brought to his poetry romanticism of his times. He was talented and handsome, noble and brave. London admired him.

George Gordon Byron was born on January 22nd , 1788. He was the san of John Byron and his wife, Catherine, whose ancestors were of the royal house of Stuart. He spent his early years outside the capital. He lived in the north. Later his mother took him to Aberdeen Grammar School and there is a monument to him outside the school. Now it is a museum and art gallery. Later he studied at Harrow School and the University of Cambridge.

When Byron was 19, he came to London. One day the poet wrote, YI woke up and found myself famous. It happened after the publication of his autobiographic poem YChilde Harold in 1812.

The fact is that from 1809 to 1811 he had travelled in different parts of Europe and in the poem he described everything that had happened to him, In the summer of 1816 Byron left Britain forever. He ravelled around Europe and soon he became a member of the Greek liberation movement, for which he died. But he did not lead the Greeks in battle as he wished. He died of fever.

6. Lord Byron described in the poem

• Anything

• Nothing

• All things

• something

7.Lord Byron died in 

• 1816

• 1817

• 1811

• 1824

8. The true statement

• Byron became particularly noted after the publication of “Childe Harold”

• Byron grew up in London.

• c. Byron was born to a middle class family

• d. Byron got involved into the anti-monarchy movement of his country

9. These days, the farmer school where Byron studied is 

• a sport centre

• a cinema

• concert hall

• a museum

10. The cause of Byron’s death

• poisoning

• disease

• fight

• accident

11. Show someone the ropes”-idiom means

• to teach or explain to someone the customary ways of doing somethin

• учить или объяснять кому-либо общепринятые способы сделать что-либо

12. Present perfect in Report Speech

• Past Perfect

• Past Perfect Continuous

• Past Simple

13. To pay through the nose это идиолм означает:

• to pay too much money for something

• to pay too many money for something

14. Loyalty meaning-  верность

• a person who is not loyal to their country or to another person, often doing something harmful such as giving information to an enemy

• faithful to a person to whom allegiance or affection is due.

15. Synonym of  Loyalty

• devotion, fealty, fidelity, and piety

• allegiance,devotion, fealty, fidelity, and piety преданность, преданность, верность, верность и благочестие

16. *The similar meaning to _addiction_*

• addition

• being a good friend

• dependence

• disappearing

17. The correct phrasal verb: Marzhan won’t be at work today as she … the flu 

• has come down with

• has come up with

• has not come around

• has not come across

18. Find correct irregula verb : 

• *Mistake - mistook- mistaken*...

 ...

19. The correct function of the modal verb: have to

• prohobition

• obligation

• ability

20. Verb followed by verb+ing form 

• manage

• refuse

• suggest

• offer

21. Skiing is ___  snowboarding

• as thrilling as

• so thrilling as

22. The........  paintings haven't  been found yet.

• having stolen *

• stealing

• stolen

23. Take an ubrella ____ it rains

• in case.

 ..24. The verb followed by the gerund and infinitive

• Begin

• know

• wait

• agree

25. Phrasal verb    To be after

• to look for - to search for someone or something

26. Steal сөзінің participle 1

• Stealing

• to steal

• steal

27. Precursor synonom:

• something that comes before

• somebody that comes before

Sharks

There are many species of sharks found in the oceans around the world. Some of them are very big while others are quite small. Some of them are to be feared while others mind their own business and they are very calm. You may be surprised to learn some of the largest species of sharks in the ocean are the nicest ones to encounter. This information will help you identify some of the common species of sharks. There are 440 different species of sharks in the world today classified into eight different orders described below with some examples of known sharks species for each group. One of the most  types of sharks there are known as angel sharks. Many people mistake them for some other types of sea creature. It isn’t uncommon for them to be thought of as large stingrays. But the simplest way to tell them apart is by looking at the location of the fins. On the angel shark, they won't be on the head.

This type of shark isn’t a meat eater. Instead it focuses on what it can find along the bottom of the ocean. Clams and mollusks often are a big part of their overall diet. The coloring of angel sharks allow them to blend in well with the bottom of the ocean though so they often go undetected.

28, Species of sharks are classified into

• the largest species of sharks

• eight different orders

• 400 types

• types of sea creature

• several unusual types

29. The most dangerous fish is the stonefish. They swim very close to the bottom of the sea? Why?

• It’s not dangerous

• It’s very good idea to put foot on a stonefish

• It is the fastest fish

• Because it is a stone fish

• It is not agressive

30.Angel sharks ________

• focuse on what ca find along the bottom of the oce

• are very big while others are quite small

• are the smallest

• are well-known

• are meat eaters

31. Sharksare a big part of angel sharks’ overall diet.

• are a big part of angel sharks’ overall diet

• Clams and mollusks

• Sea creatures

• Many species of sharks

32. Shark

There are many types of fish in the world. We eat fish because_______

• It-can hurt you

• it lives everywhere

• It’s usefill for our health

• Fish aren’t great pets

№1  Carnival

Notting Hill Carnival - Europe's biggest

When, in 1964, members of a Trinidadian steel band were invited to take part in a street festival in Notting Hill, in the west of London, none of them realised that they were going to give birth to Europe's greatest street carnival.

There had been racial tension in Britain in the late 1950's, and the Black people who had come over from the West Indies to work in London found it hard to mix with Londoners.

As a way of breaking the ice, the idea of a street festival was suggested; street festivals being popular events on the Caribbean islands, the original organisers suggested that the sight and sound of a Trinidadian steel band playing on the streets of Notting Hill would encourage local residents, both black and white, to come out on the street and enjoy themselves for an afternoon.

The first festival was an immediate success; once the black people of Notting Hill heard the music of the steel band, they came out into the street to dance and enjoy themselves as they might have done back home in the West Indies; attracted by the unusual and rhythmic sound of the steel band, others too came along to share in the experience. In short, the first festival was such a big success that the organisers decided to organise another one the following year.

Since then, the Notting Hill Carnival has evolved into a huge multi-cultural arts festival, attended by up to two million people; besides being the annual high point of London's Afro-Caribbean community, it now attracts hundreds of thousands of people from all over Britain and other countries, and has become the world's second biggest carnival

33. What is the writers main aim in writing the text?

•  - To understand and describe the Notting Hill Carnival

•  dont understand and describe the Notting Hill Carnival

34.According to the passage, Notting Hill Carnival 

•  - is held annually in August

•  - is held annually in October

35.During the Notting Hill Carnival

•  music and colour fill the streets of London

•  music and colour fill the part of London

36. The writer claims that

Since then, the Notting Hill Carnival has evolved into a huge multi-cultural arts festival, attended by up to two million people; besides being the annual high point of London's Afro-Caribbean community, it now attracts hundreds of thousands of people from all over Britain and other countries, and has become the world's second biggest carniva

• dancers in the carnival wear special clothes

• dancers in the carnival dont wear special clothes

37. Although the Carnival is a celebration of the traditions of black British

• everyone seems to participate in it

• everything seems to participate in it

38. № 1  Текст Scotland,

Why  are there so many castles? 

• The defened the Empire of Rome

• didn't defend themselves

39.№ 2 Scotland

What  is famous  in Scotland?

•  dressed

•  decoration

40. №3  Scotland

How  did the (scots) prove  themselves

• romantic

• realistic

• practical

41. The right order of adj. 

• Old French rock

• French old rock

42. Would you mind ...... The window.....
(После mind всегда герундий.)

• open ....

• Opened

• Opening

• To open

№ 1   Text Silicon Valley

It is not made of silicon; and it is not a river valley; but forgetting that, Silicon Valley is probably the most famous valley in the world. Although it is not the place where the first computer was built (that was Manchester, England), Silicon Valley, near San Francisco,  was the birthplace of the modern computer industry.
For this, we can say thankyou to scientists at the universities in California, and to the Hippies of the 1960's.
It was in the nineteen-sixties that American "youth culture" really began. California, of course, already existed; but the Sixties Generation rediscovered it.
At the time there were really two different forms of youth culture; the "Beach Boy" culture on the one hand, and the anti-establishment hippies and radical students on the other hand; and they all dreamed of California.
For the Beach Boys, that meant southern California, where they could sing about surfing and cars; for the Hippies and radicals, it meant San Francisco, "flower power" and revolutionary new ideas. The campuses at Berkeley and Stanford University, near San Francisco, were hot-beds of new ideas, new technology, new culture, and new ways of living.
When they finished university, many of the best students did not look for jobs with big companies like Ford or Exxon. Instead they wanted to be free and run their own operations.... and stay in California, not far from San Francisco. Silicon Valley is thus a group of small towns, including Palo Alto and San José,  a few miles south of San Francisco.

Today, young people from all over come to Silicon Valley to learn about computers.

The high-technology industry was already present around San Francisco. Intel had been founded in 1968, and in the same year the first computer mouse was built at Stamford University. In 1970, Xerox opened a research center in Palo Alto. There were also other electronics companies, like Hewlett Packard, and Fairchild, the world's first "semiconductor" company.
Then, in 1976, an electronics student called Steve Jobs started a small computer company in his garage; he gave it the same name as the Beatles' record company: Apple.
Very soon,  more  companies, like Seagate and Google appeared. "Silicon Valley" had arrived. There was even a sort of primitive Internet connecting many addresses in Silicon Valley, called the Arpanet.
Today, Silicon Valley is still the home of the computer industry; it is still full of high technology, but it is not the only center for high-tech in the USA.  Today here are computer firms all over the USA.... and all over the world; but Silicon Valley still has the largest concentration of high-tech companies and research centers.
Microsoft, the world's biggest high-tech company, is not based in Silicon Valley. It is further north, near Seattle in the state of Washington

43.Where the first computer was built 

• ( Manchester, England), Silicon Valley, near San Francisco

• in the distance San Francisco

44.№ 2 The story of Silicon Valley

• Who radical students on the other hand and they all dreamed of California.

•  Beach Boy

•  young people

•  the Beatles

45. №3 Many of the best students did not look for jobs with big companies.They want......

• No they want stay in California.

• They want to work big companies

46. №4 What called the Arpanet?

• It was a sort of primitive Internet

• high technology

47. Verb followed by verb+ing form

• suggest .

• appear

• ask

• care

48. Too__people...

• Many

• a lot of

• much

49. Abstract noun

• Book

• idea

• tea

50. ............  of these games can be played on your console.

• All

• Several

• Every

• Each

Answers

1.  similarity 

2. arousing great merriment; extremely funny

3. had to 

4.  cacti 

5.  Circumspect 

6. All things 

7. 1824 

8. Byron became particularly noted after the publication of “Childe Harold” 

9. a museum 

10. disease 

11. to teach or explain to someone the customary ways of doing somethin 

12.  Past Perfect 

13.  to pay too much money for something 

14.  faithful to a person to whom allegiance or affection is due. 

15. allegiance,devotion, fealty, fidelity, and piety преданность, преданность, верность, верность и благочестие 

16. dependence 

17.  A) has come down with 

18. Mistake - mistook- mistaken*... 

19. obligation 

20. suggest 

21. as thrilling as 

22.  stolen 

23. in case. 

24. Begin 

25.  to look for - to search for someone or something 

26.  Stealing 

27.  something that comes before 

28. eight different orders 

29. Because it is a stone fish 

30. focuse on what ca find along the bottom of the oce 

31 Clams and mollusks 

32.  It’s usefill for our health 

33. To understand and describe the Notting Hill Carnival 

34. - is held annually in August 

35. music and colour fill the streets of London

36. dancers in the carnival wear special clothes

37. everyone seems to participate in it 

38. The defened the Empire of Rome 

39.  dressed 

40. romantic 

41. Old French rock 

42.  Opening 

43.  ( Manchester, England), Silicon Valley, near San Francisco 

44. Beach Boy 

45. No they want stay in California. 

46.  It was a sort of primitive Internet 

47. suggest . 

48.  Many 

49.  idea 

50.  Every