hs1 2021 unit3 act33 p46

Connect the pictures with the names of the music genres.

Connect the music idioms with their translation.

Connect the verb "turn" with the preposition to fit the meanings.

Write the correct translation. Mind the usage of the ARTICLE and the PARTICLE "to".

сцена        

диригент            

соліст              

фальшивити                    

без музичного слуху        

навушники           

гарнітура        

колонки             

бек-вокаліст                

набридлива мелодія           

причепливий       

Choose the correct variant.

1.           [Someone, Somewhere, Anything] is sleeping in my bed.

2. He saw           [anything, something, anywhere] in the garden.

3. There is          [nothing, anything, any] to eat.

4. Keith is looking for           [somewhere, something, anything] to live.

5. There is           [nowhere, anywhere, somewhere] as beautiful as Paris.

6. They can choose          [anything, no, some] from the menu.

7. We can go          [nothing, nowhere, anywhere] you'd like this summer.

8. He would give           [anything, nothing, something] to get into Oxford.

9. Fido would follow you           [anywhere, somewhere, something].

10. I thought I heard            [ someone,  somewhere, anyone] knocking.

11. You've never done            [something, nothing,  anything]for anyone.

12. I swear it on my life,          [anybody, anything, nothing] happened.

Connect the formulas with the grammar tense.

Open the brackets.

1) Look! He            (to play) the accordion.

2) We usually                  (to sing out of tune), but we like it.

3) My friends                (to listen) to a thrilling violin concert the whole last night.

4) I                (to present) my friend with a violon recently.

5) You did it wrong, so you                     (to face the music) soon.

6) Last school year Sally               (to be fluent in) English.

7) My boyfriend        (to buy) a ukulele after the concert last weekend.

8) I                     (just, to graduate) from the music school.

9) While he             (to play) drums, his sister             (to play) the guitar.

10) Where      (to be) you last Monday? - I               (to record) a new song the whole week.

11) Where    (to be) she now? - She             (to visit) the rock concert.

12) Yesterday we          (to listen ) to our friend playing the drum.

Choose the correct relative pronouns to complete the following defining relative clauses.

1) I have a friend         [which, that he, who]speaks four languages.

2) The Internet is a place       [that, where, which] you can get cheap technology products.

3) E-mails       [who, where, which] advertise things are called "spam".

4) A "technophobe" is someone       [where, that, which] is scared of technology.

5) We should only buy products       [that, who, where] can be recycled.

6) That's the shop       [which, that, where] I bought those shoes.

7) I can't find the CD      [that, what, who] I borrowed from you.

8) Do you remember the park       [which, that, where] we met?

9) There were three people at the party       [who, which, that] they knew me.

10) I want to see the film         [who, that it, which] everybody's talking about.

Choose the correct article.

1.     [a, an, the, -] Carpathians

2. on     [a, an, the, -] whole

3.     [a, an, the, -] Sun

4.     [a, an, the, -]Harvard University

5.     [a, an, the, -]Crimea

6.     [a, an, the, -] Portal (cinema)

7. At     [a, an, the, -] first sight

8.     [a, an, the, -] blind

9.     [a, an, the, -]St Paul’s Cathedral

10.     [a, an, the, -] Tate Gallery

11.     [a, an, the, -]Philippines

12. By     [a, an, the, -] mistake

HS 1 – UNIT 3 - General TEST 2

1. In some countries today there’s only one party at elections. No … at all!

       [choose, chose, chosen, choice]

2. - Do you think we’re created equal? – No, not … all.

     [in, over, at, to]

3. Your explanation … reasonable.

                [is not sound, does not sound, is not sounded, is not sounding]

4.Jupiter spins faster than … planet.

            [any, any other, any others, any other's]

5. – I thought you bought a new pen yesterday. – Yes, I did but I’ve left it at home. Can I borrow … for a moment?

                     [the one of you, one of yours, one pen of your, the one of your pens]

6. She cannot swim, and I can’t … .

        [too, neither, either, also]

7. Put … money in your pocket.

      [this, those, there, these]

8. I went to Madrid and stayed … friends.

            [in house of, by, at, with]

9. I told them about it, but … listened.

         [somebody, anybody, nobody, anyone]

10.When I see Barbara in the street, she always … at me.

             [smiled, has smiled, was smiling, smiles]

11. Your friends won’t be here for long, ... ?

            [do they, will they, would they, won’t they]

12. What’s … the radio this morning?

      [about, at, on, with]

13.What’s her job? - … nurse.

         [She’s, She’s a, Her jobs, Hers a]

14. Some people … eat meat.

           [do never, ever, don't ever, never]

15. I can wear the blue socks or the … .

             [greys, grey ones, my grey ones, grey one]

16. How … ?

                   [much tall are you, tall you are, you are tall, tall are you]

17.Close the door … : it’s cold here.

   [-, up, to, on]

18. I … the Prime Minister’s speech very carefully.

             [heard to, heard, listened to, overheard]

19. Don’t … slowly.

        [walks, walk, to walk, walking]

20.The police haven’t found the car … was in the accident.

         [which, which it, it which, it]

21. Ask the girl … sitting over there.

            [who’s, whose, which is, which she’s]

22. They’ve got three children, but I can’t remember … names.

      [its, them, there, their]

23. TV programmes and records usually … singers very popular.

          [makes, making, make, is making]

24. This man has a … .

         [beard, barber, brows, facehair]

25. Laura got a … new stereo for Christmas.

      [young, kind, feel, brand]

26. I live about twenty km … here.

          [away of, away from, away for, near]

27. Don’t talk to me now because I … to understand what I am reading.

          [to try, try, am trying, trying]

28. When do you usually arrive … the office?

   [in, to, on, at]

29. - Have you got a lighter? - … .

                 [Yes, I have, Yes, I have got, That’s all right, Yes, I has.]

30. … class rushed into the dining room.

          [The all, Whole, The every, The whole]

31. He owes you a lot of money, … ?

            [isn’t it, doesn’t he, hasn’t he, has he]

32.Friday is the … day of the week.

       [five, fivth, fiveth, fifth]

33. Have you read … paper?

         [today, today’s, of today, in today]

34. David has lived in Peru for ten years. – Yes, but he … doesn’t understand Spanish.

        [already, yet, still, anymore]

35.Our people began this flight … 1973.

      [from, at, since, in]

36.One of the windows of my car is very hard… .

        [open, to open, opened, opener]

37. What did you want to talk about, Bill? – I’m considering … home.

            [go, going, to go, about going]

38.The nations of the world desire … .

        [peace, a peace, piece, a piece]

39. Listen! The telephone … .

           [ring, rings, is ringing, ringing]

40.They moved to Manchester… May 17.

     [on, at, in, with]

41. … loves her, she is so sweet.

               [All people, All the people, Everybody, Nobody]

42.I … old clothes when I’m working in the garden.

      [wear, carry, dress, do on]

43. We usually go there once … .

            [the week, a week, all weeks, in the week]

44. Have you been to New York? - … .

              [Until now not, Not yet, Still not, Yet not]

45. Don’t ask me for information: I haven’t got … .

     [one, any, some, them]

Part 5

Questions 21-25

You will hear a tour guide talking about a town in Scotland.

Listen and complete questions 21-25.

You will hear the information twice.

21     

22     

23       

24   

25         

Part 3

Questions 11-15

Listen to Carlos asking for information about a library.

For questions 11-15, tick (ü) A, B or C.

You will hear the conversation twice.

11   [a, b, c]

12   [a, b, c]

13   [a, b, c]

14   [a, b, c]

15   [a, b, c]

Part 1

Questions 1-5

You will hear five short conversations.

There is one question for each conversation.

For questions 1-5, put a tick (ü) under the right answer.

Example: …?

  [a, b, c]

  [a, b, c]

  [a, b, c]

  [a, b, c]

  [a, b, c]

  [a, b, c]

  [a, b, c]

Read the text and choose the correct item.

A couple of years ago my Father got a new job. The town where he got it was 100 km from our home. My parents 1)   [a, b, c, d]we would have to move because it took much time for Father to come to his working place every day.
When they 2)   [a, b, c, d]me about their plan I was upset because I enjoyed my home and school. I was sure I would 3)   [a, b, c, d]all my friends and teachers a lot.
Well, half a year 4)   [a, b, c, d]that, we moved to another town. The house was more comfortable than the old one, and 5)   [a, b, c, d]my bedroom window I could see the sea.
I was worried about the first day at my new school. I felt really 6)   [a, b, c, d]about meeting new classmates and teachers. But when I got there everyone was great! My class teacher was nice and I 7)   [a, b, c, d]friends with some girls from my class. Changing home isn't that bad, after all!

Read the text. Choose one of the variants A, B, C or D.

Americans are not big gift-givers. They have learned something of the role that gift-giving plays in certain other cultures, but among themselves, they don’t see the need for presents.

Even friends may never exchange presents. When they go abroad, they try to bring back little souvenirs for close friends, but nobody would feel upset if I didn’t. I rarely remember a friend’s birthday, and few people outside of my family remember mine. If someone gave me presents too often, I’d get annoyed. However, a gift from a foreigner — typical of his or her homeland — won’t go wrong, except to government employees who aren’t allowed to accept gifts.

You usually open a present immediately and in front of the person who gives it. The only exceptions to this are Christmas, birthday and wedding presents. The best reaction is delight at receiving something so lovely/thoughtful.

Christmas is the one occasion when they give gifts to the family and sometimes friends. They also give gifts to people who have been helpful during the year — doormen, babysitters, house cleaners, and newspaper deliverers — anyone who has served them regularly.

1) When you travel abroad, ...   [a, b, c, d]

A you aren't expected to bring anything back

B you shouldn't bring back souvenirs

C you are expected to brink back souvenirs for close friends

D people would be annoyed if you give them a souvenir

2) A gift from a foreigner which is typical of his or her homeland, would..   [a, b, c, d]

A be unwelcome

B be received with pleasure

C cause embarrassment

D annoy the receiver

3) At Christmas, it is customary to give presents to ...   [a, b, c, d]

A business colleagues

B members of the family only

C people who have served you during the year

D close friends and family only

4) In the writer’s opinion, gift-giving in the US is ..   [a, b, c, d]

A not an important social custom

B culturaly unacceptable

C only traditional within the family

D only acceptable at Chistmas

5) “...I try to bring back little souvenirs for close friends.” Is a close friend someone ...   [a, b, c, d]

A you have only just met?

B you know very well?

C you haven't seen for a long time?

D of your own gender?