HS1 U2 p27 act25

TASK 1. Read the texts below. Match choices ( A — H ) to (11—16).

Look through the unknown words:

misdirected неправильно спрямований

be assured буть впевненим

dissatisfaction незадоволення

influence вплив

gatherings збір

the planetary line-up поярдок, в якому вилаштувались планети

flexible гручкий

11   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H] 12   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

13   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]14   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

15   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]16   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

TASK 2. Read the text below. Choose from ( A — H ) the one which best fits each space (17—22). There are two choices you do not need to use.

Look through the unknown words:

a birthplace місце народження

audience аудиторія (люди)

high-spirited бадьорий

to become caught up стати захопленим (якимсь дійством)

to reach one's prime досягти свого розквіту

to plunge зануритись, стрімко йти вниз/нирнути

otherwise інакше

17   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H] 18   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

19   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]20   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

21   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]22   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

Part 1

Questions 1-7

There are seven questions in this part.

For each question, there are three pictures and a short recording.

Choose the correct picture and put a tick (ü) in the box below it.

Example: What will the boy take back to the shop?

1. What time will Paula pick Julie up?   [A, B, C]

2. What will they get first?   [A, B, C]

3. Where did the woman leave her keys?   [A, B, C]

4. What does the man decide to eat?   [A, B, C]

5. What time is the woman’s new appointment?   [A, B, C]

6. What was cancelled?   [A, B, C]

7. What did Jason enjoy doing on Saturday?   [A, B, C]

Part 3

Questions 14-19

You will hear someone talking on the radio about the Willingham Museum.

For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space.

14         

15      

16           

17         

18         

19      

Match the pictures with the words.

Connect the parts of the words and phrases.

Make up the correct pairs of the words/phrases with their translation.

1.           [attand, to attend, to atend] -             [пропускати, доглядати, відвідувати]

2.                [to partisipate, to partisipete, to participate] -              [віддавати, брати, брати участь]

3.            [overloaded, overloadad, ovarloaded]-                [завантажений, перевантажений, розвантажений]

4.         [commen, come on, common]-           [інший, великий, загальний]

5.          [on first, in first, at first]-          [перший, спочатку, в кінці]

6.                 [to work on, to work aside, to work through]-                 [працювати від, працювати над, працювати через]

7.                   [to set a tent, to set up a tent, to setting a tent] -                   [ставити намет, розводити багаття, накривати на стіл]

8.                             [to do smth at one's lesure, to do smth at one's leisure, to do smth in one's leisure] -                         [робити щось кожен день, робити щось на перерві, робити щось на дозвіллі]

9.                        [to do general clean, to do general tidy, to do general cleaning] -                                [робити обов'язкове прибирання, робити загальне прибирання, робити генеральне прибирання]

10.               [to have a map, to have a tap, to have a nap] -             [міцно спати, подрімати, заснути]

11.                           [to catch up the housework, to catching at home, to catch up on housework] -                           [підігнати домашні справи, закинути домашні справи, розпочати домашні справи]

12.                                [to sort up and do the laundry, to sort in and do the laundry, to sort out and do the laundry] -                          [відсортувати та викинути, відкрити та підмести, відсортувати та випрати]

Complete the sentences with the necessary preposition from the box.

to look out of - виглянути

to look round - озиратись

1. All the students of our class were looking            the celebration of Christmas.

2. Our grandmother is constantly looking         the years she spent in her lovely village.

3. Alice, could you look       my puppy while I`m in London, please.

4. Don`t look    him like this! He hasn't done anything!

5. I had a couple of minutes before the lecture to look         my notes.

6. You shouldn`t look         that man. He is an honest and reliable person.

7. Jack`s schedule was hectic, so he was just happy to have a couple of minutes to just sit and look    the people going by.

8. Samuel was looking     his book the whole evening and couldn`t find it.

9. Megan was looking      the text a lot of times to find the necessary sentence.

10. If you do not know what the word means , look it    in a dictionary.

11. Steve, look        the window! What a nice car driving!

12. John, you should peacefully look       . There is a snake behind you.

Fill in the correct article.

1.      [a/an, the, -] modern life is stressful.

2. What’s      [a/an, the, -] capital of your country?

3.      [a/an, the, -] doctor earns more than      [a/an, the, -] teacher.

4. Do you know who invented      [a/an, the, -] computer?

5. Have you seen      [a/an, the, -] newspaper? I can’t find it anywhere.

6. Is this      [a/an, the, -] first time you’ve stayed at      [a/an, the, -] Hilton?

7. Is      [a/an, the, -] Nile or      [a/an, the, -]Amazon      [a/an, the, -] longest river on      [a/an, the, -] earth ?

8. Several million visitors      [a/an, the, -]year are attracted to      [a/an, the, -] ski slopes of      [a/an, the, -] Alps.

9. I’ll meet you outside      [a/an, the, -] post office. I’ll be there in      [a/an, the, -]quarter of      [a/an, the, -] hour.

10.      [a/an, the, -] young people tend to think that      [a/an, the, -] life was more difficult in      [a/an, the, -]past.

11. In my opinion      [a/an, the, -] education should be free.

12.      [a/an, the, -]education I got at      [a/an, the, -]school was excellent.

13. In some cities,      [a/an, the, -]cars have been banned from the centre.

14. I went to      [a/an, the, -] Buckingham Palace today. It was great.

15. I took      [a/an, the, -] train to London and then      [a/an, the, -] underground to      [a/an, the, -]Victoria Station. It’s      [a/an, the, -] short walk from there.

16. Would you like to come with us to see      [a/an, the, -] Titanic at the cinema tomorrow?

17. I had      [a/an, the, -] bad experience at work today.

18. The car sped past at 100 miles      [a/an, the, -]hour.

19.      [a/an, the, -]Mount Everest is the highest mountain in      [a/an, the, -] wold.

20.      [a/an, the, -] Middle East is one of the world’s hot spots.

21. We lived in      [a/an, the, -] Netherlands before moving here.

22. If you ever go to London you must see      [a/an, the, -] Tower of London and      [a/an, the, -]Tate Gallery.

23. She lives in      [a/an, the, -] England, which is part of the UK.

Choose the correct preposition.

1. The wine is    [in, on, at] the bottle.

2. Pass me the dictionary, it's    [in, on, at]the bookshelf.

3. Jennifer is    [in, on, at] work.

4. Berlin is    [in, on, at] Germany.

5. You have something    [in, on, at] your face.

6. Turn left    [in, on, at] the traffic lights.

7. She was listening to classical music    [in, on, at] the radio.

8. He has a house    [in, on, at] the river.

9. The answer is    [in, on, at]the bottom of the page.

10. Julie will be    [in, on, at] the plane now.

11. There are a lot of magnets     [in, on, at] the fridge. 12. She lives    [in, on, at]London.

13. John is    [in, on, at] a taxi. He's coming.

14. I'll meet you    [in, on, at]the airport.

15. She stood    [in, on, at]the window and looked out.

16. The cat is    [in, on, at] the house somewhere.

17. Why you calling so late? I’m already    [in, on, at] bed.

18. I waited for Lucy    [in, on, at] the station. 19. There was a picture of flowers    [in, on, at]her T-shirt.

20. She has a house    [in, on, at]Black Street.

21. Her new country house is    [in, on, at]15 Wild Street.

Open the brackets.

1.- Be careful! The baby            (to put) those keys in his mouth!
2.- When                         (Barack Obama / to become) president of the USA?
3.- My students                (to listen) while I (to give) the instructions yesterday at our English lesson.
4.- Gonzalo is thirsty! I          (to get) him a glass of water!
5.- If it               (not to rain) we          (to lie) on the beach.
6.- It’s my birthday next week- Don’t worry! I                    (not to forget) it.
7.- I think it                  (to rain) this afternoon.
8.- John              (to speak) to Susan a minute ago.
9.- If you ask him nicely, he           (help) you.
10.- Would you like a coffee? No, thanks. I                  (already /to have) four cups today.
11.-                   (you /ever / have) an argument
with your parents about clothes?
12.- I’m sure they                   (to lose) the match.
13.- My neighbour has broken his leg. He                      (not to play) tennis this weekend.

14. - If my brother                 (not to arrive) soon, I’ll send him a text message.
15.-I               (not to see) my grandparents since last summer.

HS1 2021 unit2 test4
1. ‘What’s your new neighbour like?’ – I don’t know. I haven’t met her         [already, just, yet, soon].

2.     [-, the, an, a] Times Square is very colorful in the evening.

3. His grandmother      [has, been, is, was]born in France.

4. She was          [seeing, watching, looking, noticing] TV when the phone rang.

5. Susan        [often, by now, ever, still] visits her grandmother on Wednesdays.

6. Is there somewhere I can           [look out, try out, try on, look over] this jumper?

7. The teacher           [explained, replied, promised, discussed] them the answer to the question.

8. I’ll be very surprised if you                [don’t pass, won’t pass, aren’t passing, wouldn’t pass] the exam.

9. The children did not know the         [facts, customs, orders, rules] by which the game was played.

10. You’re looking very pale, do you        [fall, faint, feel, become]sick?

11. Rodney is fluent      [at, with, in, by] five languages.

12. He sent               [her a card, to her a card, card to her, to her card] from Mallorca.

13.Children will work hard if the lessons are             [boring, interesting, attracting, beautiful] .

14. I will leave            [until, while, whole, as soon as] Paul is ready.

15. In about a week Tom             [start, started, will start, has started]his summer holiday.

16. Oh no! When I was cooking these vegetables, I forgot to         [to give, giving, to put, to do] any salt in.

17.My uncle is great. In our family, he’s famous       [about, with, in, for] his cooking.

18. He congratulated me       [on, about, of, in] my birthday.

19. When I came in, he                 [tried, has been trying, tries, was trying] to fix his TV set.

20. He got up, took some         [stages, starts, steps, actions] and he couldn’t go any farther.

21. I tried          [catching, to catch, catch, catch up] the bus, but I missed it.

22. I am sorry      [with, for, to, on]asking you.

23. Are you interested      [on, in, with, at] opera?

24. If you have finished your homework, you         [should, would, will, were to] check it through carefully.

25.It took about twenty minutes                [for him to get, that he got, that he went, to him to get] to the station.

26.Good        [chance, luck, run, sort]! I hope you will win.

27.The police officer asked us what         [we had, we were, we did, were we] doing.

28. Children depend      [to, for, from, on] their parents for a long time.

29. The hardest thing I                 [had never, have ever had, yet have, have always had] to do was to look after some children for a week.

30. The plane crashed into a bridge because it was flying too        [deep, wide, low, narrow] .

31. Going to the pub too often can easily become a bad           [use, tradition, custom, habit] .

32.He says he’s sorry for what he did, so you need not get angry      [at, to, on, with] him.

33. There are several ways of saving money if you travel      [with, on, by, in] train.

34. The girl you                   [told me, told me about, told about, told me about her] yesterday is waiting for you in the room.

35.Michael is the              [younger, more younger, youngest, most young] member of the team.

36.They never do         [there, they’re, their, they]homework on time.

37. It is the most beautiful building      [in, of, from, on] the world.

38.I’m talking to you. Please, listen to      [me, I, him, mine] .

39. I will            [try to, to try, have tried, tried] find this address for you in the afternoon.

40.But I saw him in Frankfurt                [3 years ago, for 3 years, before 3 years, since 3 years] .

41.Are       [the, this, those, that]your glasses?

42.There isn’t         [some, of, any, nothing] bread in the house.

43. Are the best schools              [in south, at the south, at south, in the south] of England?

44.I spoke slowly, but he              [can’t, didn’t can, could not, didn’t could] understand me.

45.She bought                  [a leather coat, leather coat, leathered coat, a leathered coat] .