2A for 13.01.23 HS1 2021 Unit5 p88 act39

Match the words with the pictures

Match

Correct the mistakes. Mind the usage of the articles and particles 'to'.

1. a magasine           

2. a faryteil            

3. to borow          

4. to lent        

5. a baiografy            

6. a dicshionary             

7. a bookwarm           

8. a tekstbook           

9. a poim       

10. fiktion        

11. ilustrations              

12. an enciclopedia                

Complete by changing the form of the word in capitals.

1. My mother has a strong           to buy that cookery book with illustrations.TO INTEND

2. The             of his new novel will be next month. TO PUBLISH

3. We had the best book festival that is ever            . TO IMAGINE

4. The first         of this atlas was published in 1984. TO EDIT

5. An actor must be able             his lines. MEMORY

6. He likes         articles in sci-fi magazines. TO EDIT

7. Can you just         that you have just won a great discount in online book-shop. IMAGINATION

8. Now he works as a           but he dreams of becoming an editor or a publisher one day. TO PUBLISH

9. Jenny is the most           character in that adventure novel. TO MEMORIZE

10. He is the        of a daily paper.TO EDIT

11. Mike has really rich             that`s why he writes science fiction. TO IMAGINE

12.The           of this newspaper has changed its format. TO PUBLISH

Open the brackets using either the Present Perfect Continuous or the Present Perfect Tenses

12)(you / retire)                       by the time you're 60?

13)Julie (not work)                     at this time next week. She'll be on holiday!

14)I'm only halfway through my homework. I (not finish)                        it before the teacher arrives.

15)Do you think that Les(fix)                 the car by tomorrow?

Fill in the table with 3 forms of the verbs

General Test - Unit 5 #5

Choose the correct variant:

1) She has produced a surprising amount of fiction in a   [a, b, c, d] short time.

a) relative b) relatively c) relatives d) relate

2) Its major enemies   [a, b, c, d] fish and crabs.

a) was b) is c) are d) had been

3) Her skin was red and tender when you   [a, b, c, d] it.

a) tasted b) touched c) smelled d) heard

4) She ... her first collection of short stories two years after she ... her master's degree.   [a, b, c, d]

a) published / had received

b) had published / had received

c) has published / receives

d) publishes / receives

5) There are a lot of unusual ... on that imaginary planet   [a, b, c, d].

a) creator b)creatures c) creative d) creativity

6) We will stay at our parents’ as long as the repair   [a, b, c, d].

a) will last b) lasted c) has lasted d) lasts

7) We've got a   [a, b, c, d] from one of our teachers about offensive behaviour.

a) complaint b) complain c) complaining d) complained

8) Something in your words has made me excited and now I   [a, b, c, d] to understand what it was to get rid of this bothering feeling.

a) tried b) am trying c) will be trying d) tries

9) Susy was … the concert of her favourite group ... September 2013.   [a, b, c, d]

a) in / on b) on / in c) during / during d) at / in

10) I usually spend an hour buying   [a, b, c, d] I need at the supermarket.

a) everything b) nothing c) everyone d) someone

11) The tuition is high. He got a   [a, b, c, d] as an administrative assistant and worked at night to earned the money to pay it.

a) course b) job c) holiday d) detention

12) My friends   [a, b, c, d] nothing about the happening.

a) didn't know b) knows c) knew d) haven't known

13) This truant missed many lessons   [a, b, c, d] the term.

a) while b) at c) during d) across

14) I   [a, b, c, d]imagine anybody who can be so strong.

a) mustn't b) may not c) doesn't have to d) can't

15) I will stay at home tonight   [a, b, c, d] my boyfriend offers some extraordinary outing.

a) as well as b) unless c) besides d) because

16) We   [a, b, c, d] to the lecture about old-fashioned guitars and are discussing it with our groupmates as it was really astonishing.

a) have just listened b) are just listening

c) will just listen d) were just listening

17) As a rule, they   [a, b, c, d] group cooperation.

a) requires b) will be requiring c) require d) has required

18) If you suffer from back pain, consult your doctor   [a, b, c, d]trying this exercise.

a) before b) after c) with d) because of

19) Last week Carol was invited to the interview, she was   [a, b, c, d]excited.

a) great b) greatly c) greatest d) greater

20) Where are the pictures   [a, b, c, d] on this wall?

a) that hangs b) which is hanging c) what hung d) that hung

21) I forgot to bring my notes, so I had to   [a, b, c, d] .

a) improvisation

b)improvise

c) improvising

d) improvisor

22) At this time next Tuesday, ... my classmates ... I will be listening to the lecture.   [a, b, c, d]

a) both / nor b) as / as c) neither / nor d) either / nor

23)   [a, b, c, d]decision was not at all unexpected.

a) Jacks' b) Jack's c) Jack d) Jack'es

24)   [a, b, c, d]your homework by the time the comedy starts?

a) Were you finishing b) Did you finish

c) Will you finish d) Has one finished

25) If a person has a London degree, that means he has graduated   [a, b, c, d] the University of London.

a) by b) from c) with d) of

26) This musical film   [a, b, c, d] very popular by the end of 2010.

a) had become b) became c) is becoming d) will become

27) On entering the hall I noticed some familiar faces   [a, b, c, d]the guests.

a) between b) beside c) from d) among

28) Read   [a, b, c, d] the scrips carefully.

a) each b) every c) all d) most

29) Hardcovers ... very expensive in our country that`s why I usually ... paperbacks.   [a, b, c, d]

a) are / buy b) was / bought c) will be / bought d) is / have bought

30) His flowers are a real   [a, b, c, d] in numerous exhibitions and are often bought to design offices and private houses.

a) attract b) attractively c) attractive d) attraction

31) That jazz musician equipped the stage   [a, b, c, d]all the necessary musical instruments.

a) with b) by c) from d) of

32) Mm… the cake is just delicious! - Thanks! I made it like my granny   [a, b, c, d] make.

a) was used b) uses to c) is using d) used to

33) It is a typical novel of   [a, b, c, d].

a) the 1960's b) the 1960s c) 1960 d) 1960th

34) Liz often turns ... to parents if she needs some help with money   [a, b, c, d]

a) out

b)into

c) to

d) over

35) Warner Brothers company released an   [a, b, c, d]adventure film last year.

a) astonishing b) astonished c) astonishment d) astonish

36) The librarian ran   [a, b, c, d] the stairs.

a) across b) between c) down d) into

37) If you feel sad or upset, please turn ...this song. It will cheer you up   [a, b, c, d] it was to get rid of this bothering feeling.

a) on b) over c) into d) upside down

38) Do you like to   [a, b, c, d] books to your friends?

a) borrow b) buy c) look through d) lend

39) Before the teacher allowed us to use the reference book, we   [a, b, c, d] two tasks.

a) wrote b) had written c) will write d) are writing

40) If this flautist practices on a regular basis he   [a, b, c, d] a pleasant result.

a) will get b) got c) has got d) was getting

41) They drove ... the tunnel, turned right and stopped the car ... the end of the street.   [a, b, c, d]

a) in / in b) across / by c) through / at d) along / on

42) At school the kids are taught to read, write and count,   [a, b, c, d], they are taught to communicate.

a) despite b) moreover c) unfortunately d) although

43)If Bob feels worse tomorrow we will have to call ... our party   [a, b, c, d].

a) back b) on c)in d) off

44) It helps them to protect   [a, b, c, d] from danger.

a) himself b) themselves c) ourselves d) itself

45) Most of her work is based on personal   [a, b, c, d].

a) experiencing b) expire c) experience d) experienced

Listen to the recordings and do the tasks.

Part 4

Questions 16-20

You will hear a telephone conversation about a show at a theatre.

Listen and complete questions 16-20.

You will hear the conversation twice.

THEATRE VISIT

Play: Cinderella

There are tickets for: 16                      April.

A child's ticket costs: 17 £            

Name of main actor: 18 Sophie       

Show begins at: 19           p.m.

For information about Children's Club, phone: 20        

Part 5

Questions 21-25

You will hear a man leaving a message.

Listen and complete questions 21-25.

You will hear the information twice.

Phone Message

From: Bike shop

Colour of bike: 21     

Bike costs: 22 £           

Shop has also got: 23 bicycle       

Come tonight before: 24           p.m.

Address to go to: 25    King Street

Reading

Match choices (A—Ж) to (1—5).

Choose the correct variant

a lighthouse-маяк

a beacon- сигнальний ліхтар(на маяку)

starboard-side-правий борт

port-side - лівий борт

Why Does Red Mean Stop?

The      [19, 19s, 19th]-century Scottish engineer Robert Stevenson, who was active in designing early lighthouses, ______            [has looked, looked, looks, looking] for an alternative colour to white — most lighthouses had a white beacon — when he          [build, builded, built, building] a lighthouse near to one that already           [excited, existed, exhibited, exited] because he was afraid that ships wouldn`t be able to tell which was which. Of the light sources and ______             [colour, colours, colourfully, coloured] glasses available at the time, he         [find, finded, found, founded] that red was a particularly intense light, meaning it ______               [could see, being seen, could be seen, can see]from the greatest distance. So in maritime signalling red became an alternative to white, and was later adopted by the Admiralty in 1852 ______            [to mark, marked, mark, was marked]the port-side on steam vessels. Green was adopted for the starboard-side, and vessels seeing the green light on other ships had the right of way.

When train tracks were developed, engineers adopted this system of         [sights, signals, mark]as meaning stop and go — and the same system continued with cars in the          [modern, mody, moderate, misty] world.