Задания заочной олимпиады для школьников по дисциплине «Английский язык» (направления «Лингвистика», «Перевод и переводоведение»)
TEST I
TASK 1 Check up your grammar and vocabulary
1. Irregular Verbs
Find the simple past and past participle of each irregular verb.
fly
bring
eat
write
learn
hit
teach
put
dream
fall
pay
2. Mark the correct answer about animals and you will find the spelling of an idiom that means «exaggerated».
True False
a. A pigeon is a type of fish. P O
b. A horse has four hoofs. V A
c. A cat eats with a beak. K E
d. Eagles have wings. R S
e. Dogs breathe through gills. A T
f. Rabbits shed their scales every year. N H
g. Parrots can learn to talk. E S
h. Fish have fur to keep them warm. R T
i. Gerbils are common house pets. O T
j. Tortoises can fly. A P
Idiom:-------
3. Positive and Negative
Render the positive sentences negative and the negative ones positive.
a. She's French.
She isn't French.
b. I don't like cooking.
c. She doesn’t speak Spanish.
d. They want to learn English.
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e. We’re tired and want to go to bed.
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f. I smoke, I drink and I don’t go to bed early.
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g. He doesn’t swear, he doesn’t lie, and he likes children.
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4. Complete the family tree by following the clues. Fill in the boxes below with the name and the profession.
Susan is married to a butcher.
The actor has three children.
The butcher is the son of a teacher.
The nurse is called Susan.
The teacher is married to Robert.
The teacher has two sons and one daughter.
The actor's daughter is called Jane.
Jane works in a bank.
Jane's brother is called Richard.
Richard's mother is called Liz.
Susan's brother-in-law is unemployed.
Robert's employed son is called Philip.
5. Give and Take
Insert the missing pronouns.
a. I want to see him, but he doesn't want to see me.
b. They want to see me, but don't want to see__
c. You need to visit her, but___ doesn’t need to visit ___.
d. He wants to meet us, but ____ don’t want to meet ____.
e. We like to support them, but ____ don’t like to support _____.
f. I want to trust them, but ____ don’t want to trust _____.
g. She enjoys listening to him, but _____ doesn’t enjoy listening to ____.
h. They fear speaking to her, but _____ doesn’t fear speaking to ____.
i. We need to help them, but _____ don’t need to help ____.
6. Tom looks at himself in the mirror. Find 14 things (horizontally or vertically) that he can see!
N | В | T | H | R | 0 | A | T |
E | Y | E | В | R | 0 | W | S |
С | j | E | M | L | E | G | s |
К | Q | T | U | I | V | A | H |
С | E | H | I | P | s | N | A |
H | A | N | D | S | X | К | I |
I | R | N | 0 | S | E | L | R |
N | Z | F | I | N | G | E | R |
7. Mrs Smith needs to reach her husband. Find the missing words of her conversation with the receptionist. Then unscramble the hidden word.
R: Good morning.
S: Could I speak to Mr Smith, (1.) __ 0 ?
R: Certainly. Who's (2.)__ 0 0 _?
S: Mrs Smith.
R: (_ on, please.
R: I'm afraid Mr Smith is not at his desk. He is in a meeting until 5 o'clock.
S: Can I leave a (4.) _ 0__ ?
R: Certainly.
S: Could you (5)_ 0______him to phone me before he leaves the office?
R: No problem, Mrs Smith, I'll (6.) 0______on the message.
S: (7.) 0____ you. Goodbye.
Hidden word:__________________________________________
8. Match the question tags with the statements below, (didn't you, did you, doesn't he, hasn't it, weren't you, haven't you, hasn't he, aren't, they, is it, was he)
a. it's cold, isn't it?
b. You stole it,____________?
c. You didn't say that,_____________?
d. You've got two brothers,___________________?
e. They're working hard,_______________________?
f. He's spoken to her,__________________________?
d. He loves you ______________________________?
h. You were there,_____________________________?
i. He wasn't at home,______?
j. It’s happened before,____________?
k. That isn’t their house,___________?
TASK 2. Choose the right option.
1. Have you ever visited other countries? - Yes, I... to Italy and France.
a) was c) had been
b) have been d) would be
2. I feel really tired. We... to the party last night and have just returned home.
a) went c) had seen
b) has gone d) was going
3. At the beginning of the film I realized that I... it before.
a) see c) had seen
b) saw d) have seen
4. When the bus stopped in the small square, Helen... her magazine and didn't realized at first that she had arrived at her destination.
a) read c) was reading
b) reads d) had read
5. My sister's son... in tomorrow's race, because he is too young. They do not allow riders under sixteen.
a) won't ride c) wouldn't ride
b) shan't ride d) doesn't ride
6. A beautiful bridge... in our city. It will be finished next year.
a) builds c) is being built
b) is built d) has been built
7. It has been raining for two hours. I hope it... raining soon.
a) stops c) would stop
b) shall stop d) stop
8. Television has many advantages. It keeps us informed about the latest news, and also... entertainment at home.
a) provide c) is provided
b) provides d) provided
9. On the other hand television... for the violent behaviour of some young people, and for encouraging children to sit indoors, instead of doing sports.
a) blames c) is blamed
b) blamed d) would blame
10. Some millionaires have lots of money and... what to do with it.
a) don't know c) won't know
b) didn't d) knows
11. How... at college? You didn't say much about it in your last letter.
a) do you get on c) will you get on
b) are you get on d) are you getting on
12. When you... in this city again? - In a month.
a) arrive c) have you arrived
b) arrived d) will you arrive
13. Every time that I miss the bus, it means that I... walk to work.
a) has to c) had to
b) have to d) could
14. Every time when I missed the bus, I... to return home late.
a) must c) can
b) had d) may
15. That was great! It was... meal you have ever cooked.
a) good c) best
b) better d) the best
16. This exhibition is... interesting than the previous one.
a) little c) least
b) less d) the least
17. We saw... good film last night. The film was about the love of a girl to her cat and dog.
a) a c) -
b)the d) an
18. Everybody agrees that... happiness is very important in the life of people.
a) - с) а
b) the d) many
19. In the past people lived in... harmony with the environment.
a) a c) the
b) an d) -
20. When they arrived... the station, they rushed to the platform not to miss the train.
a)to c)in
b) at d) for
TASK 3 Check up your comprehension.
1. Read the text twice and do the following exercises.
Woodmanshythe is a small town. About 3,000 people live here. It is unusual for a town of this size to have a good cinema. It is even more unusual, however, to have a cinema that is run by a group of 12 people. The group is a real mixture: there is a businessman, two teenage school-children, three housewives, four old-age pensioners, a school-teacher, and the local vicar. Major Richard Danby is the oldest of the group. He is 73 and he lives in the small flat above the cinema. He is the caretaker and is always ready — and proud—to show visitors the cinema, and to talk about it.
«It all started ten years ago. There was a large store here which was for sale. A couple of us old people thought that it would be the ideal place for an activity centre. Not just for pensioners, but for the young ones too. There wasn't anywhere where people could get together. Then by chance we heard that the cinema in Workshop — that's our nearest big town — was closing down. So we thought «Bingo!» All its equipment was for sale. I contacted Jim Breasley, who is our financial brain, and before we knew where we were, we had plans drawn up for a cinema here. He did all the calculations, and we were promised a lot of help by the town council. A couple of companies has given us money as well. We made a broad group of twelve people representing all ages and interests — as far as possible, anyway — and this very nice cinema is the result of it!»
The cinema shows films five nights a week (not on Sundays and Mondays). There are also two afternoon programmes a week for children. Old age pensioners have the cinema two mornings a month, and there is a film club that uses the cinema once a fortnight.
«We try to show a mixture of films: we try to get the very newest ones, we show some of the old classics, and we have had one or two of the violent films as well. That always gives a good bit of discussion afterwards!»
The discussions take place in the cafeteria, which is a large room at the side of the foyer. It is open in the mornings and afternoons as well, and many people enjoy just dropping in here for a chat and something to drink. «It's all part of the centre-idea, you see,» says Major Danby proudly.
2. Are the following statements true or false?
1. Small towns with the population of about 3000 people seldom have a good cinema.
2. Woodmanshythe didn't have an activity centre 10 years ago.
3. The cinema in Workshop — the nearest big town — closed after the cinema in Woodmanshythe was started.
4. Major Richard Danby knows everything about the cinema in Woodmanshythe.
3. Answer the following questions.
1. Who is the cinema in Woodmanshythe run by?
2. Who is the cinema for?
3. Who had helped to organise the cinema financially?
4. What kind of films are shown at the cinema?
4. Correct the false statement.
1. There is a cafeteria next door to the cinema.
2. The firm club uses the cinema twice a week.
ТАSK 4. Check up your translation skills!
Give your variant of translation.
Three young men were playing with a gun in a street in a quiet area of the town after dark when one of them fired it by mistake without aiming it at anything. The bullet broke a window in an old lady's house.
The young men made off at once when they saw the damage they had done, but the old lady looked out of a window when she heard the explosion, and she recognized one of them as the son of a man and a woman who lived not far from her.
The old lady complained to the police, and a detective came to her house. The old lady gave him a detailed account of everything that had happened, and then the detective asked her if she knew where the young man lived. The old lady told him that too, so the detective went to the young man's house. He and his companions tried to hide, but the detective found them and the gun and took them to the police station.
There his chief officer questioned the young men to find out which of them owned the gun, but none of them was willing to say. The young man who owned the gun did not dare to admit that he did, because he did not have a licence for it.
At last the chief officer decided to put an end to the conversation, so he turned to the detective and demanded to know whether he had got an officer's permission to take the gun away from the young man who owned it.
The detective felt anxious when he heard this question. «No, sir,» he answered nervously, «I didn't get it.»
«In that case,» the officer declared angrily, «you were quite wrong to take it away from him. You'd better return it immediately, or there'll be trouble!»
This made the young men smile happily at each other, and as soon as the detective held the gun out and said, «Here you are,» one of them put his hand out in order to get it back. -
That is how the officer finally discovered whom the gun belonged to.
TASK 5. Check up your knowledge of Great Britain and the USA
1. Unscramble the words to discover popular British sports. The letters highlighted will spell another exciting sport.
a. O L T O L A F B
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b. N N S E T I
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c. L B A E T N L
() _ _ _ _ _ _
d. E S O R C I A B
_ _ _ _ _ _ () _
e. E C K R I C T
_ _ () _ _ _ _
f. N L I Y C C G
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
g. R Y U B G
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2. Traditional Dishes
Find the matching pairs to create typical British foods.
a. roast cream
b. fish pudding
c. shepherd’s beef
d. pork dick
e. Yorkshire chop
f. mince chips
g. ice pie
h. apple potatoes
i. spotted pie
j. rice pies
k. baked pudding
3. Pop Artists of the 1970s
Test your knowledge with the questions below.
a) He was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight in 1947 and is an English pop/rock singer, composer and pianist.
Sir E______________J_______________
b) One of the most innovative pop artist ever. His alter ego “Ziggy Stardust” is an idol of the glam rock era.
D_________B__________
c) This singer was once seen as the British equivalent of Elvis Presley. One of his greatest hits is “We Don’t Talk Anymore”.
Sir C______________R_________________
d) One of this groups most famous songs is “Another One Bites the Dust”. Its lead singer died of AIDS in 1991.
Q______________
4. Famous British Comedians
Mark the correct responses.
1. Which British comedian of the 1920s partnered Oliver Hardy in silent movies?
a) Stan Laurel
b) Norman Wisdom
c) Charlie Chaplin
2. Which film did John Cleese of “Monty Python” not appear in?
a) “James Bond 007: Die Another day”
b) “The Matrix”
c) “A Fish Called Wanda”
3. Which British actor made the cartoon “The Pink Panther” famous?
a) John Cleese
b) Spike Milligan
c) Peter Sellers
4. What is the real name of “Mr Bean”
a) Charlie Chaplin
b) Ali G
c) Rowan Atkinson
TEST II
TASK 1 Check up your grammar and vocabulary
1. Uncountable and Countable Nouns
Put the words into pairs ( one countable and one uncountable) that express similar ideas.
Uncountable
traffic accommodation work
money bread time
furniture information baggage
travel food homemork
Countable
table flat fact
loaf dish banknote
job suitcase school assignment
watch journey cars
2.Insert some, any, no, somebody, anybody, nobody, something, anything or nothing:
1) Is there … news? – Yes, there are… letters on the desk.
2) Can … of you help me? - … problem.
3) Is … at home?
4) The room is empty. There is … in it.
5) I’m sure there is … inside, just knock louder.
6) There is always … that I don’t understand.
7) I don’t want … at all.
8) … ever interests him.
9) Are there … students from Japan?
10) I take … sugar with my tea, I don’t like sugar.
3.Dos and Don’ts
Below are typical dinner party situations that could be quite embarrassing. Mark the correct answer to find an idiom meaning “listening closely”.
True False
a. Do not discuss business at dinner in someone’s
Home unless the host initiates the conversation. A F
b. When finished eating, place knife and fork side
by side on the plate at the 5:25 position. R L
c. When the host folds his napkin, this signals that
the meal is over. E L
d. Take a bottle of wine or some flowers for
the hostess. E S
e. You should leave a very small amount of
Food on your plate when finished eating. H A
f. In England arrive at least 10-20 minutes
After the stated time for social events at
home but in Scotland and Wales, arrive on time. O R
g. Leave a dinner party shortly after dinner ends. P S
4.There are 12 words hidden in the grid that relate to cars. Can you find (horizontally or vertically) them?
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5. Match Up
Match the words with their correct preposition.
a. agree of
b. suffer against
c. insist by
d. believe from
e. multiply with
f. bad off/from
g. insure in
h. belong for/at
i. borrow to
j. jealous away
k. scare to
l. refuse on/upon
6.Sound the Same
The words given sound the same. Choose the correct one to complete the sentence.
a) She blew out the candle. blue – blew
b) I am very …….. of my job. bored – board
c) It has been a difficult …….. . weak – week
d) This is a …… of time. waist – waste
e) It is fashionable to ……… your die – dye
jeans.
f) ………… you are. I’ve been looking
for you. there – their
g) I was taught to know……. from wrong. write – right
h) I’m not sure what my exact ……is. wait – weight
i) I have heard that the ….. will be bad at
the weekend. weather – whether
7.Simple Past or Present Perfect?
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb.
a) Did you like the movie “Star Wars”? I don’t know, I (see, never) ……. it.
b) Sam (arrive) ……. in Manchester a week ago.
c) My best friend and I (know) ……… each other for over fifteen years.
d) I (have, not) …….this much fun since I (be) …….a kid.
e) Things (change) …….. a great deal here.
f) When we first (start) ……… working here three years ago, the company only (have) ……. six employees.
g) Since then, we (expand) …… to include more than 2000 full-time workers.
h) They (visit) …… Mrs Smith after they had left Mary Green.
8.Words that only appear in the plural.
a) You use these to listen to music. ____________________________
b) A tool for cutting paper and cloth.___________________________
c) These make faraway objects seem neare._______________________
d) They show if you have gained any weight. ______________________
e) A garment that covers each of your legs separately. _______________
f) Policemen put these around the wrists of prisoners._________________
g) You wear these to stop your trousers from falling down.__________________
h) You wear these to read the newspaper. ________________________________
i) A type of clothes that people wear in bed. ______________________________
j) Swimmerz use these to protect their eyes from the chlorine.________________
9.Many English words come from Latin. Find the correct prefix to complete the words described.
con de ex im in
con intro post re trans
a) to look up to someone re-spect
b) to move goods ____port
c) miserable ___pressed
d) to lead an orchestra ________duct
e) to move to a later date ____pone
f) to examine closely _____spect
g) to move goods out of a country ______port
h) to present oneself to someone else ______duce
i) to change religion ________vert
j) to bring goods into the coutry ________port
TASK 2. Choose the right option.
1. When you... older, you'll change your mind about this.
a) will grow c) have grown
b) grow d) grew
the time the police get there, the burglars... .
a) vanish c) will have vanished
b) will vanish d) vanished
3. As soon as the taxi arrives, I... you know.
a) let c) had let
b) have let d) will let
4. My friend has been writing to me for years already, but he never... a photo.
a) sends c) will send
b) has sent d) sent
5. Why are you busy packing? - My train... in two hours, so we'll leave the house in an hour.
a) is leaving c) leaves
b) will be leaving d) left
6. When was this building finished? - They say the end of last year.
a) had been finished c) will be finished
b) was finished d) finishes
7. I thought that I... my key and was very glad when I found it.
a) lose c) had lost
b) lost d) was losing
8. What's the matter? You look upset. Last week I lost my scarf and now I just... my gloves.
a) lost c) had lost
b) have lost d) lose
for this bank for five years already but I have decided to change my job.
a) am working c) have been working
b) has worked d) worked
10. Martin said that he... the tickets the next day.
a) bought c) will buy
b) had bought d) would buy
11. The house opposite our college.., that's why we are using the back entrance at present.
a) pulls down c) is being pulled down
b) is pulled down d) pulled down
12. You... an umbrella when you left the house, didn't you?
a) have c) had had
b) was having d) had
the time we got to the cinema the film... .
a) will begin c) had begun
b) would begin d) began
14. Is there anything I... do to help you?
a) can c) am to
b) may d) as to
15. The last film I saw was... frightening than this one.
a) little c) least
b) less d) the least
16. Someone is calling you. Will you answer... phone?
a) a c) -
b) the d) these
17. To tell the truth I don't like... pair of trousers that I bought last month.
a) those c) that
b) this d) a
18. Whose house is it? - It's... .
a) my c) her
b) mine d) our
19. Today is... cold than yesterday. So, I'm wearing my
shorts.
a) little c) least
b) less d) the least
20. "Come home... Christmas Day, we'll be waiting for you", my mother always says to me.
a)in c) -
b) on d) at
TASK 3. Check up your comprehension.
If you leave the main street and turn right, you are in Amina's world. The people in the street are «foreign-looking» — they look like Indians or Pakistanis, and they or their parents certainly originated from Asia. The shops in this area sell foreign goods. The windows are filled with saris and turbans, exotic shawls, unusual perfumes, incense, and books written in letters that an ordinary European cannot read. The grocers sell spices and vegetables not normally to be found in English kitchen, and the cinemas advertise Indian films. The travel agents offer cut-price flights to New Delhi and Karachi.
If you come here in the evening or on Sunday, the streets are almost as busy as they are during an ordinary weekday. The grocers are open and life goes on as usual.
Amina stands behind the counter in her little grocer's shop on the corner. Her two children play in the back. Most of her customers are Asians, two or three are Europeans. «We are open every day,» she says. «I open at 9.30 every day, except for Sundays, when I open at 10 o'clock. The shop closes at 10.30 in the evening — again Sunday is different, we close at 5 o'clock. Of course I close in the middle of the day for a good long break. I would like to close the shop altogether on Sundays, but it is not possible. There is too much competition here. We are saving up to buy a bigger shop with a back garden for the children to play in while I am working. We don't want to move far away, because the people are friendly here. There is no real prejudice against us. We try to fit into the English way of life as much as possible. I draw the line at wearing English clothes, though! I am too fond of my sari. The children are a little divided. They have been on one trip to India, where my parents still live. They liked it very much there, but when we came back to London, they settled down very quickly. My husband has got a good job here with a computer firm, so I am sure we will stay here. I don't know how the children will grow up. I hope they will fit into the English society without too much trouble. It isn't always so easy. At the same time I hope they will remain good Indians—good Hindus. The most important thing for them is to be happy — to have a good education, and for us to find good marriage partners for them. Then I will be happy too.»
2. Are the following statements true or false?
1. Amina doesn't close the shop on Sundays because it is the only shop for Asians in the area.
2. Amina and her husband are saving up for a trip to India.
3. Amina doesn't wear English clothes.
4. Amina and her husband will have to find marriage partners for their children when they grow up.
3. Answer the following questions.
1. What do people in Amina's world look like?
2. Where in England does Amina with her family live?
3. What does Amina's husband do?
4. Why don't Amina and her husband want to move far away from where they live?
4. Correct the false statement.
1. Amina's children have never been to India.
2. The cinemas in Amina's world advertise American films.
TASK 4. Check up your translation skills!
Give your variant of translation.
When Polly left school, she had no idea what she wanted to do. A friend of hers, who was a year older, and whose name was Josephine, was at art college, and she persuaded Polly to join her there.
Polly's father worked in a factory, and her mother worked in a shop. They were saving their money to buy their own house, and they had hoped that Polly would start earning too as soon as she left school, so when she told them that she wanted to go to art college, she expected to have an objection. But in fact they had none.
«You'll have to find some kind of a job to pay for your college,» Polly's mother warned her. «Your father and I will be very happy to keep you at home, but we have no money for your college course, and none for paints and all the other things you'll need.»
«Thank you very much,» Polly answered. «I'm really very grateful to you both. And there's no problem about getting a job; the head of the art college has offered me one in their library.»
After a few months, Polly's parents really felt very proud that their daughter was going to college, especially when she brought home some of the things she had painted, for which she had received high praise from her teachers.
Polly sometimes went to museums to see paintings by famous artists, and one day she said to her parents, «Why don't you come to a museum with me one day? Then I can tell you all about the paintings, and you can see the kinds of things I'm trying to do myself.»
Polly's mother was free on Thursday afternoons and on Saturdays, but her father sometimes had to work on those days. They waited until Saturday when he didn't have to work, and then they all went off to the museum that Polly had chosen.
She showed her parents some famous paintings, and then they came to one that they recognized.
«This,» Polly said, pointing to it, «is Van Gogh's "Sunflowers".» «What a cheek!» her father answered. «He's copied the picture we've had in our hall for the last ten years!»
TASK 5. Check up your knowledge of Great Britain and the USA
1. Do You Know…
Mark the correct responses.
1) Who is the current monarch?
a) Queen Elizabeth I
b) Queen Elizabeth II
c) Queen Elizabeth III
2) Which of the following is an area of sea water adjacent to the UK?
a) Pacific Ocean
b) Indian Ocean
c) Atlantic Ocean
3) The highest point in the UK is?
a) Snowdon, Wales
b) Ben Nevis
c) Scafell Pike, England
4) How would you describe England, Scotland, Wales?
a) British Isles
b) Great Britian
c) UK
5) What does the Union Jack represent?
a) The end of war
b) The union of the nations of Britian
c) The official colours of the Royal Family.
2. Britain’s Most Popular Drink
Unscramble the sentences to learn how to make a nice cup of tea.
a) kettle fill cold the with water
b) water the to bring boil the
c) two the teabags put teaport into
d) pour water the over boiling teabags the
e) few it for brew a minutes let
f) you tea a will perfect of cup have
3. Pop Artists of the 2000s
Test your knowledge with the questions below.
a) He is the most successful male solo artist in British history.
R______________W________________
b) The controversial lead singer of this funk pop group is called Jay Kay.
J___________________________________
c) The lead singer of this funk alternative rock band from London is married to actress Gwyneth Paltrow.
C___________________________________
d) This is a virtual band, composed of four fictional animated members: 2D, Murdoc, Noodle and Russel.
G_________________________________
e) This girl band was formed in 1998. In 2005 their single “Push and Button” reached number one in the UK.
S________________________________________
4. Finish the sentences
1) J. Kennedy Centre is
a. the one for the Performing Arts b. the political organization c. a branch of the democratic party
2) Queens is …
a. a district situated on Manhattan b. a residential borough of New York c. a suburb of Washington
3) The Declaration of Independence was signed in …
a. Washington b. New York c. Paris d. Philadelphia
4) There are … in the United Kingdom
a.74 boroughs b.45 districts c.82 areas d.71 counties and regions
e.39 non-metropolitan and 7 metropolitan regions
5) The 650 election areas of the UK guaranteed one representative in the House of Commons are called…
a. boroughs b. counties c. districts d. constituencies e. voting regions
6) The Shamrock is the national emblem of …
a. Wales b. Scotland c. England d. Northern Ireland e. the UK
7) Sidney Porter was the real name of…
a. Mark Twain b. Jack London c. Th. Dreiser d. O’Henry F. Cooper
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· If the score is low, don’t get upset. You still have enough time to improve your knowledge. See what is wrong and in what section of the test you fail most. Make conclusions and find textbooks to help you.
