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B) The pilgrims;
C) Christopher Columbus;
D) George Washington;
E) David Livingstone.
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What is the national symbol of America?
A) The sun;
B) The moon;
C) The rose;
D) The bald eagle;
E) The shamrock..
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The Statue of Liberty was a gift from... :
A) Greece;
B) Ireland;
C) England;
D) France;
E) Turkey.
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Where does the President of the USA live and work?
A) In the White House;
B) In Congress;
C) In the Pentagon;
D) In the Supreme Court;
E) In the Empire State Building.
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What is Disneyland?
A) Name of the Square;
B) Memorial;
C) Children’s Park of Wonder;
D) Name of the town;
E) Industrial town.
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Who is the main figure in the emblem of the USA?
A) Swan;
B) Owl;
C) Cuckoo;
D) Eagle;
E) Hen.
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When did the United States win its independence?
A) 1680;
B) 1881;
C) 1776;
D) 1784;
E) 1888.
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July 4th is … :
A) Halloween;
B) Friendship Day;
C) Victory Day;
D) Independence Day;
E) Father’s Day.
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The US centre for art and business is … :
A) New York;
B) Washington;
C) Colorado;
D) Los Angeles;
E) Las Vegas.
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Who is officially the head of the state and the government of the USA?
A) Congress;
B) Republicans Party;
C) Democratic Party;
D) President;
E) Communist Party.
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What is the tallest sight in Washington, D. C.?
A) US Capitol;
B) The Statue of Liberty;
C) The White House;
D) Fenwick Gallery;
E) The National Mall.
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What is the White House?
A) University;
B) Monument;
C) Sky-scraper;
D) The residence of President;
E) Park.
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Where does the capital of the USA belong to?
A) The District of Columbia;
B) The State of Alaska;
C) The State of Maryland;
D) The State of Pennsylvania;
E) The State of Georgia.
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What is the highest spot in the USA?
A) Mt. McKinley;
B) Mt. Rushmore;
C) Death Valley;
D) Honolulu;
E) The Appalachian.
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Astana is situated on the bank of the river … :
A) Irtysh;
B) Ishim;
C) Syrdarija;
D) Tobyl;
E) Tenteksu.
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Pavlodar is situated on the bank of the river … :
A) Irtysh;
B) Ishim;
C) Syrdarija;
D) Tobyl;
E) Tenteksu.
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What countries does Kazakhstan border on?
A) Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan;
B) Russia, China, Georgia, Mongolia;
C) Russia, China, Pakistan, Turkmenistan;
D) Russia, China, Pakistan, Mongolia;
E) Kyrgyzstan, Ukraine, Turkmenistan;
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When is the Independence Day of Kazakhstan?
A) September 5;
B) August 30;
C) February 14;
D) Nauryz 22;
E) December 16.
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What chambers does Kazakhstani Parliament consist of?
A) The Senate and the House of Representatives;
B) The House of Lords and the House of Commons;
C) The Senate and the Mazhilis;
D) The House of Lords and the House of Representatives;
E) The House of Lords and the Mazhilis.
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What is the capital of Kazakhstan?
A) Astana;
B) Almaty;
C) Kyzylorda;
D) Taldykorgan;
E) Tashkent.
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When did Kazakhstan become independent?
A) 1992;
B) 1997;
C) 1991;
D) 1917;
E) 2000.
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Who wrote “The Path of Abai”?
A) Abai Kunanbaev;
B) Mukhtar Auezov;
C) Mukhtar Maghauin;
D) Sultanmakhmut Toraighyrov;
E) Mukhtar Shakhanov.
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What part of Kazakhstan is densely populated?
A) The south part;
B) The north part;
C) The west part;
D) The north-west part;
E) The east part.
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The Tobol river flows through the territory of … :
A) South Kazakhstan;
B) West Kazakhstan;
C) North Kazakhstan;
D) Saryarka;
E) Zhetisu.
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When was the Constitution of Kazakhstan adopted?
A) August 30, 1991;
B) August 30, 1995;
C) September 5, 2000;
D) September 5, 1995;
E) January 13, 1993.
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When was Pavlodar founded?
A) 1900;
B) 1720;
C) 1820;
D) 1880;
E) 1770;
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The monument of miners is the symbol of... :
A) Astana;
B) Ekibastuz;
C) Temirtau;
D) Karagandy;
E) Atyrau.
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What is the national currency of Kazakhstan?
A) Tenge;
B) Rouble;
C) Dollar;
D) Pound;
E) Euro.
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How many zones is Kazakhstan divided into according to climatic and economic conditions?
A) 5;
B) 4;
C) 3;
D) 2;
E) 8.
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The territory of the RK is... :
A) 2.7 mln. square km.;
B) 3 mln. square km.;
C) 3.7 mln. square km.;
D) 1 mln. square km.;
E) 1.7 mln. square km.
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When was the capital transferred from Almaty to Akmola?
A) 1997;
B) 1991;
C) 2000;
D) 1999;
E) 1995.
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When did Akmola get a new symbolic name – Astana?
A) 1992;
B) 1998;
C) 1997;
D) 2000;
E) 2005.
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Who are the famous painters of Kazakhstan?
A) A. Galymbaeva, A. Kasteev;
B) R. Rymbaeva, B. Tolegenova;
C) K. Satpaev, A. Margulan;
D) S. Toraighyrov, Sh. Kudaiberdiev;
E) M. Auezov, M. Maghauin;
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How is the milk of the camel called?
A) Kymyz;
B) Shubat;
C) Milk;
D) Airan;
E) Kurt.
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What was K. Satpaev?
A) A scientist;
B) A painter;
C) A chemist;
D) Doctor of Philosophy;
E) A writer.
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What lakes are in Bayanaul?
A) Toraighyr, Sabyndykol, Zhasybai;
B) Alakol, Balkhash;
C) Toraighyr, Balkhash;
D) Alakol, Sabyndykol;
E) Tengiz, Zaisan, Issykkol.
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Where is “Baiterek” situated?
A) In Almaty;
B) In Astana;
C) In Pavlodar;
D) In Karagandy;
E) In Kostonai.
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What are the national games of Kazakhstan?
A) Football, Baseball;
B) Kyzkuu, Audaryspak;
C) Tennis, Soccer;
D) Kyzkuu, Soccer;
E) Football, Tennis.
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When was introduced national currency of Kazakhstan?
A) 1993;
B) 1991;
C) 1999;
D) 2000;
E) 2005.
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When did Kazakhstan enter the UNO?
A) 1991;
B) 1992;
C) 1995;
D) 1999;
E) 2000.
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The national food served during Nauryz is... :
A) Nauryz milk;
B) Nauryz kozhe;
C) Kurt;
D) Beshbarmak;
E) Manty.
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Kazakhstan is a ... republic:
A) Parliamentary;
B) Presidential;
C) Constitutional monarchy;
D) Autocratic;
E) Federal.
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... is the first Kazakh spaceman:
A) Yuri Gagarin;
B) Talgat Bigeldinov;
C) Nurken Abdirov;
D) Kanysh Satpaev;
E) Tokhtar Aubakirov.
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Kazakhstan borders on... in the East:
A) Russia;
B) Kirghizia;
C) Uzbekistan;
D) China;
E) Turkmenistan.
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Kazakhstan borders on... in the North:
A) Russia;
B) Kirghizia;
C) Uzbekistan;
D) China;
E) Turkmenistan.
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The Parliament of the RK consists of... :
A) The House of Lords and the House of Commons;
B) The Senate and the House of Representatives;
C) The House of Lords and the House of Representatives;
D) The Senate and the House of Commons;
E) The Senate and the Mazhilis.
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The Mazhilis is the... house of the Parliament:
A) Upper;
B) Lower;
C) Higher;
D) Left;
E) Right.
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The Senate is the ... house of the Parliament:
A) Upper;
B) Lower;
C) Higher;
D) Left;
E) Right.
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... is the national game performed on horse in Kazakhstan:
A) Altybakhan;
B) Khantalapai;
C) Togyzkumalakh;
D) Kyz kuu;
E) Aksuyek.
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“Semei-poligon” testing area was closed in... :
A) 1991;
B) 1995;
C) 1993;
D) 1999;
E) 2000.
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... forms the natural border between Kazakhstan and China:
A) The Tjan-Shan;
B) The Urals;
C) The Alatau;
D) The Alps;
E) The Highlands.
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Otan Party... on March 1, 1999:
A) is formed;
B) was formed;
C) has formed;
D) formed;
E) be formed.
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Kazakhstan... a member of the UNO on March 2, 1992:
A) become;
B) became;
C) has become;
D) will become;
E) had been become.
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When did the Constitution of Kazakhstan come into force?
A) August 30, 1999;
B) August 30, 1995;
C) September 5, 2000;
D) September 5, 1995;
E) January 13, 1993.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
The UK …..on the British Isles:
A) is situated;
B) situates;
C) were situated;
D) was situated;
E) is being situated.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
The UK … of four countries:
A) is made up;
B) consist ;
C) has made up;
D) is consist;
E) was consist.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
The British Isles…from the European continent by the North Sea, and the English Channel:
A) are separated;
B) is separated;
C) are separate;
D) is separate;
E) can separate.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
The UK … as a highly developed industrial country:
A) is known;
B) has known;
C) known;
D) is know;
E) knew.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
The UK …. by the elected government with the prime minister at the head:
A) is ruled;
B) rules;
C) is rule;
D) ruled ;
E) has ruled.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
English kings and queens … in Westminster Abbey:
A) have been crowned ;
B) are crowned;
C) had crown ;
D) crowns;
E) has crowned.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
Washington … after the first president of the USA, George Washington:
A) was named;
B) is named;
C) had been named;
D) will be named;
E) must be named.
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Choose the correct form of the verb in Passive.
New York … in the natural harbor of the mouth of the Hudson River:
A) is located;
B) located;
C) was located;
D) can locate;
E) will be located;
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Choose the Russian equivalent :
New-York is known for its restaurants:
A) В Нью - Йорке очень много ресторанов;
B) Нью - Йорк известен своими ресторанами;
C) Все знают, что в Нью - Йорке очень много ресторанов;
D) Я знаю хороший ресторан в Нью –Йорке;
E) В Нью - Йорке нет хороших ресторанов.
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Tom (to live) in Africa five years ago:
A) lifted;
B) lived;
C) lives;
D) live;
E) life.
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They (to move) to Moscow ten years ago:
A) move;
B) is moved;
C) has moved;
D) moves;
E) moved.
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Ann (to visit) London two years ago:
A) has visited;
B) visits;
C) visited;
D) are visited;
E) visit.
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Jane and Tom (to marry) two years ago:
A) married;
B) has maried;
C) are married;
D) marries;
E) marry.
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Mike (to swim) in the river every day:
A) swam;
B) swum;
C) swim;
D) are swum;
E) swims.
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The music at the party (to be) very loud and could be heard from far away:
A) are;
B) were;
C) am;
D) was;
E) be.
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They (to be glad) to meet him yesterday:
A) am;
B) was;
C) are;
D) is;
E) were.
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Tom: Look! It’s raining again.
Ann: Oh no, not again. It (to rain) the whole day yesterday too:
A) is rained;
B) rains;
C) rained;
D) are rained;
E) was raining.
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I (to enjoy) the last party very much:
A) are enjoyed;
B) is enjoyed;
C) enjoyed;
D) enjoyes;
E) has enjoyed.
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Mr Edward’s (to die) ten years ago:
A) dies;
B) died;
C) is died;
D) has died;
E) die.
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When I lived in Manchester, I (to work) in a bank:
A) work;
B) works;
C) is worked;
D) worked;
E) has worked.
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We (to invite) them to our party but they decided not to come:
A) invited;
B) invites;
C) had invited;
D) invite;
E) was invited.
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I was watching TV when my father (to come) back from work:
A) went;
B) come;
C) has come;
D) comed;
E) came.
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Listen, John! Who (to be) with you at yesterday’s party? – It (to be) my new girlfriend:
A) was, were;
B) was, was;
C) were, was;
D) were, were.
E) had been, had been.
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Bank of New York (to deal) with Halyk Bank last year, didn’t it?
A) did deal;
B) dealed;
C) dealt;
D) was dealing;
E) has dealt.
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I (to make) up my mind not to visit training courses any more:
A) was making;
B) has made;
C) makes;
D) made;
E) make.
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The speech of our President (to awake) us to the sense of patriotism and duty:
A) awoken;
B) awaked;
C) awoke;
D) has awoken;
E) are awoken.
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I (to understand) clearly what the teacher was explaining yesterday:
A) is understood;
B) understand;
C) had understood;
D) have understood;
E) understood.
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I (to go) to a basketball match last Friday:
A) went;
B) gone;
C) had gone;
D) was going;
E) have gone.
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This guy (to begin) using drugs several years ago. Now he is a finished man:
A) begun;
B) began;
C) is begun;
D) has begun;
E) begins.
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We (to send) him a letter last week but he hasn’t answered us yet:
A) send;
B) sent;
C) were sending;
D) have sent ;
E) sand.
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He owes me because I (to do) him a great favour:
A) were doing;
B) do;
C) done;
D) did;
E) was doing.
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I (to speak) to him last evening and he promised to come:
A) speaked;
B) spoken;
C) spoke;
D) speak ;
E) spoks.
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Have you seen my papers? – I guess I (to throw) them away:
A) had thrown;
B) is thrown;
C) thrown;
D) throw;
E) threw.
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Whom do you think I (to see) yesterday? – Tell me the truth I don’t know:
A) saw;
B) sew;
C) seed;
D) seen;
E) had seen.
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When I (to be) a student, I sometimes (stay) after classes (to play) volleyball:
A) were, stayed, to play;
B) was, stayed, play;
C) was, stayed, played;
D) was, stayed, to play;
E) was, stay, to play.
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Ann (translate) a lot of foreign letters at the office last week:
A) translates;
B) translate;
C) translated;
D) will translate;
E) translating.
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(To do) you (play) volleyball every week-end?
A) do, play;
B) did, play;
C) did, played;
D) does, play;
E) done, played.
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A week ago my friend (come) to Moscow from Leningrad:
A) came;
B) come;
C) comes;
D) comed;
E) will come.
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Yesterday (to be) my day off:
A) be;
B) were;
C) are;
D) been;
E) was.
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I (to get) up at 8 o’clock yesterday:
A) gets;
B) get;
C) got;
D) gotten;
E) will get.
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When you (to have) breakfast yesterday?
A) did…have;
B) have;
C) has;
D) had;
E) do…had.
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Mr Smith (to fix) his car yesterday morning:
A) were fix;
B) fix;
C) was fix;
D) fixed;
E) fax.
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Yesterday I (to get up) very early:
A) will get up;
B) get up;
C) gets up;
D) got up;
E) gotten up.
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I (to go) to the bathroom and ( to wash ) my hands:
A) went, wash;
B) went, washed;
C) go, washed;
D) go, wash;
E) gone, washed.
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Yesterday I (to have) breakfast with my son:
A) was having;
B) have;
C) has;
D) will have;
E) had.
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I (no to drink) tea, I prefer milk :
A) don’t drunk;
B) don’t drink;
C) didn’t drink;
D) didn’t drank;
E) didn’t drunk.
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Yesterday I (to drink) coffee:
A) drink;
B) drank;
C) drunk;
D) drinks;
E) are drunk.
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I (to leave) home with my son:
A) left;
B) leaved;
C) leaves;
D) has left;
E) was left.
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Yesterday in the evening I (to be) at home:
A) am;
B) were;
C) will be;
D) was;
E) been.
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They (walk) very quickly to be in time:
A) walked;
B) walk;
C) walks;
D) will walk;
E) was walk.
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If I studied hard, I would … the test yesterday:
A) be passed;
B) had passed;
C) passed;
D) have passed;
E) pass.
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They are sure that nobody (to arrive) on Sunday if the weather (to be) bad:
A) had arrived/will be;
B) has arrived/is;
C) will arrive/is;
D) would arrive/was;
E) arrived/would be.
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Nobody (to expect) that the expedition (to be found):
A) is expected/will find;
B) expected/would be found;
C) expect/would find;
D) expected/will be found;
E) expects/had found.
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Choose correct variant:
А) I would like to join the party;
B) I would to join the party;
C) I would to like to join the party;
D) I would to be like to join the party;
E) I would has liked to join the party.
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Choose correct variant:
A) Will you promise to step on your toes if I not dance with me?
B) Will you promise not dance with me if I step on to your toes?
C) If I promise not to step on your toes you will dance with me?
D) Will you dance with me if I promise not to step on your toes?
E) Will you dance with me if I promise not step on to your toes?
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Could you speak…, I can not catch you?
A) more slow;
B) most slowly;
C) slowliest;
D) more slowly;
E) many slowly.
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What film (to be) on now?
A) is;
B) were;
C) are;
D) had been;
E) was.
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What a boring film! It is the most boring film I...ever... :
A) have...seen;
B) is...seen;
C) are...seen;
D) will...seen;
E) has...seen.
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Find right question
You wish to know if your friend can lend you money:
A) Could you lend me some money?
B) You can borrow me money, can you?
C) You can lent me money?
D) Can you to lend me money?
E) Can you lent me money?
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We will be late, if you do not drive a bit… :
A) fastly;
B) more quick;
C) more fast;
D) fast;
E) faster.
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If the letter… in English he will easily translate it without a dictionary:
A) writes;
B) is written;
C) will write;
D) wrote;
E) will be written.
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1 | С | 211 | D | 491 | C |
2 | C | 212 | A | 492 | B |
3 | C | 213 | A | 493 | C |
4 | C | 214 | C | 494 | D |
5 | C | 215 | B | 495 | A |
6 | B | 216 | C | 496 | A |
7 | C | 217 | C | 497 | C |
8 | A | 218 | D | 498 | A |
9 | C | 219 | C | 499 | D |
10 | A | 220 | C | 500 | A |
11 | C | 221 | A | 501 | B |
12 | C | 222 | C | 502 | D |
13 | B | 223 | C | 503 | T |
14 | A | 224 | C | 504 | B |
15 | E | 225 | D | 505 | D |
16 | B | 226 | B | 506 | A |
17 | A | 227 | B | 507 | D |
18 | C | 228 | C | 508 | B |
19 | B | 229 | B | 509 | C |
20 | C | 230 | D | 510 | D |
21 | C | 231 | A | 511 | B |
22 | B | 232 | D | 512 | A |
23 | A | 233 | E | 513 | C |
24 | В | 234 | B | 514 | D |
25 | B | 235 | C | 515 | D |
26 | B | 236 | A | 516 | B |
27 | C | 237 | B | 517 | E |
28 | D | 238 | C | 518 | D |
29 | D | 239 | A | 519 | C |
30 | C | 240 | D | 520 | D |
31 | D | 241 | B | 521 | D |
32 | A | 242 | B | 522 | A |
33 | B | 243 | A | 523 | C |
34 | C | 244 | A | 524 | D |
35 | C | 245 | E | 525 | D |
36 | B | 246 | B | 526 | B |
37 | C | 247 | A | 527 | B |
38 | C | 248 | D | 528 | B |
39 | B | 249 | C | 529 | A |
40 | C | 250 | C | 530 | C |
41 | C | 251 | B | 531 | B |
42 | A | 252 | D | 532 | C |
43 | E | 253 | A | 533 | A |
44 | A | 254 | C | 534 | D |
45 | C | 255 | B | 535 | D |
46 | A | 256 | A | 536 | C |
47 | C | 257 | E | 537 | A |
48 | A | 258 | B | 538 | B |
49 | B | 259 | C | 539 | A |
50 | B | 260 | B | 540 | D |
51 | B | 261 | B | 541 | D |
52 | A | 262 | B | 542 | A |
53 | B | 263 | C | 543 | A |
54 | A | 264 | B | 544 | A |
55 | A | 265 | C | 545 | A |
56 | A | 266 | A | 546 | A |
57 | B | 267 | C | 547 | A |
58 | D | 268 | D | 548 | A |
59 | E | 269 | A | 549 | B |
60 | B | 270 | C | 550 | A |
61 | C | 271 | B | 551 | C |
62 | D | 272 | C | 552 | B |
63 | A | 273 | A | 553 | C |
64 | A | 274 | B | 554 | B |
65 | C | 275 | B | 555 | C |
66 | C | 276 | E | 556 | A |
67 | B | 277 | E | 557 | E |
68 | D | 278 | A | 558 | D |
69 | B | 279 | D | 559 | D |
70 | E | 280 | D | 560 | B |
71 | C | 281 | B | 561 | A |
72 | A | 282 | B | 562 | B |
73 | E | 283 | D | 563 | E |
74 | D | 284 | A | 564 | C |
75 | B | 285 | B | 565 | C |
76 | C | 286 | C | 566 | B |
77 | A | 287 | A | 567 | D |
78 | E | 288 | D | 568 | A |
79 | B | 289 | C | 569 | E |
80 | C | 290 | D | 570 | A |
81 | C | 291 | C | 571 | B |
82 | A | 292 | B | 572 | B |
83 | D | 293 | A | 573 | A |
84 | E | 294 | C | 574 | A |
85 | B | 295 | C | 575 | C |
86 | D | 296 | D | 576 | B |
87 | B | 297 | D | 577 | A |
88 | D | 298 | B | 578 | C |
89 | E | 299 | D | 579 | B |
90 | E | 300 | D | 580 | C |
91 | B | 301 | A | 581 | A |
92 | D | 302 | A | 582 | A |
93 | B | 303 | B | 583 | A |
94 | B | 304 | D | 584 | D |
95 | D | 305 | B | 585 | B |
96 | E | 306 | A | 586 | C |
97 | C | 307 | D | 587 | D |
98 | A | 308 | B | 588 | D |
99 | C | 309 | E | 589 | C |
100 | A | 310 | C | 590 | D |
101 | B | 311 | A | 591 | C |
102 | E | 312 | C | 592 | D |
103 | A | 313 | D | 593 | D |
104 | D | 314 | A | 594 | D |
105 | A | 315 | A | 595 | D |
106 | B | 316 | B | 596 | A |
107 | A | 317 | D | 597 | D |
108 | A | 318 | A | 598 | A |
109 | B | 319 | C | 599 | A |
110 | E | 320 | B | 600 | A |
111 | A | 321 | C | 601 | A |
112 | A | 322 | E | 602 | A |
113 | C | 323 | D | 603 | E |
114 | E | 324 | C | 604 | C |
115 | E | 325 | D | 605 | A |
116 | B | 326 | D | 606 | C |
117 | B | 327 | D | 607 | B |
118 | B | 328 | B | 608 | A |
119 | D | 329 | E | 609 | B |
120 | C | 330 | A | 610 | B |
121 | D | 331 | C | 611 | B |
122 | B | 332 | B | 612 | D |
123 | D | 333 | A | 613 | A |
124 | A | 334 | B | 614 | A |
125 | D | 335 | A | 615 | A |
126 | B | 336 | D | 616 | B |
127 | C | 337 | D | 617 | C |
128 | D | 338 | E | 618 | A |
129 | B | 339 | E | 619 | A |
130 | A | 340 | D | 620 | A |
131 | C | 341 | B | 621 | A |
132 | D | 342 | B | 622 | B |
133 | D | 343 | B | 623 | B |
134 | B | 344 | B | 624 | A |
135 | E | 345 | C | 625 | B |
136 | B | 346 | B | 626 | B |
137 | C | 347 | D | 627 | B |
138 | D | 348 | D | 628 | E |
139 | D | 349 | B | 629 | D |
140 | B | 350 | C | 630 | A |
141 | C | 351 | E | 631 | E |
142 | B | 352 | A | 632 | B |
143 | A | 353 | D | 633 | A |
144 | B | 354 | C | 634 | D |
145 | D | 355 | B | 635 | A |
146 | C | 356 | A | 636 | C |
147 | E | 357 | C | 637 | B |
148 | B | 358 | D | 638 | B |
149 | B | 359 | E | 639 | B |
150 | A | 360 | E | 640 | A |
151 | C | 361 | D | 641 | A |
152 | E | 362 | E | 642 | A |
153 | B | 363 | B | 643 | A |
154 | E | 364 | E | 644 | A |
155 | B | 365 | C | 645 | A |
156 | C | 366 | B | 646 | A |
157 | B | 367 | D | 647 | A |
158 | A | 368 | B | 648 | B |
159 | C | 369 | A | 649 | B |
160 | B | 370 | A | 650 | E |
161 | C | 371 | A | 651 | C |
162 | C | 372 | A | 652 | A |
163 | D | 373 | B | 653 | E |
164 | B | 374 | C | 654 | D |
165 | B | 375 | B | 655 | E |
166 | C | 376 | D | 656 | E |
167 | B | 377 | D | 657 | C |
168 | C | 378 | D | 658 | B |
169 | B | 379 | B | 659 | D |
170 | B | 380 | A | 660 | A |
171 | A | 381 | B | 661 | E |
172 | B | 382 | E | 662 | B |
173 | C | 383 | A | 663 | B |
174 | B | 384 | B | 664 | E |
175 | C | 385 | C | 665 | B |
176 | D | 386 | C | 666 | E |
177 | C | 387 | E | 667 | A |
178 | E | 388 | B | 668 | B |
179 | C | 389 | D | 669 | B |
180 | C | 390 | B | 670 | B |
181 | C | 391 | B | 671 | C |
182 | C | 392 | C | 672 | E |
183 | C | 393 | B | 673 | A |
184 | B | 394 | A | 674 | B |
185 | C | 395 | A | 675 | C |
186 | B | 396 | E | 676 | A |
187 | A | 397 | D | 677 | A |
188 | C | 398 | A | 678 | E |
189 | B | 399 | D | 679 | C |
190 | E | 400 | B | 680 | A |
191 | C | 401 | B | 681 | D |
192 | B | 402 | B | 682 | D |
193 | D | 403 | B | 683 | B |
194 | E | 404 | B | 684 | E |
195 | A | 405 | C | 685 | B |
196 | B | 406 | A | 686 | B |
197 | C | 407 | B | 687 | A |
198 | E | 408 | A | 688 | D |
199 | E | 409 | C | 689 | A |
200 | C | 410 | A | 690 | D |
201 | B | 411 | C | 691 | C |
202 | C | 412 | A | 692 | B |
203 | B | 413 | B | 693 | A |
204 | B | 414 | C | 694 | D |
205 | С | 415 | D | 695 | D |
206 | B | 416 | B | 696 | A |
207 | C | 417 | A | 697 | A |
208 | D | 418 | C | 698 | A |
209 | D | 419 | B | 699 | E |
210 | C | 420 | D | 700 | B |
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