(Копія) HS1 2021 unit1 p5 act 14

Look at these words. There are only consonants in them, the vowels are missed. Guess the words and write them down in the blank space. Use the article or particle “to”, if necessary.

1.vrldd           
2.skp lssns                
3.prtcpt               
4.cmbn           
5.schdl           
6.cmmn       
7.hctc       
8.ttnd          

Match pictures with words

poeevlers             
eeprs      
eadsi tup             
ckpi pu               
hgthour tsi               
no rkow           

Read the sentences and fill in the blanks with the correct preposition.

1) Liz has slept    three times this week.
2) Can you give me your phone? I want to call my mother. She promised to pick me    after school and she hasn’t come yet.
3) Nobody likes to cook in our family, that’s why we often eat out in different cafes and restaurants.
4) – Have you already completed your report? – No, I don’t like to work    this topic, it’s so boring!
5) Can you leave me alone? I have sat         the conference and I don’t want to speak to anybody now!
6) Alice, you promised to put       her book and listen to me carefully, but you are reading, while I am talking!
7) Our neighbours are so loud that I can’t fully concentrate    my article!
8) Jack is not allowed to hang     with peers until he does all the tasks properly!
9) My mother likes to spend time at home that’s why it was extremely diffiluct to make her go     yesterday evening.
10) Listen, don’t give    , everything will be much easier as soon as you get used to this job.

Open the brackets, fill in the blanks with the correct predicate.
1. I hope, father (to pick me up)                 tomorrow after the lessons and drive me home.
2. I think, Nat (to go out)          on Sunday evening, because I knocked at her door and nobody opened.
3. While Lily (to sit through)                     six classes at the university, her ffiend Tina (to have)            a nice walk with her groupmates.

4. Their teacher (not to like)              when pupils skip his lessons.
5. Jack (to never combine)                    studies with work, that’s why he is surprised with his hectic schedule now.
6. Listen! Our teachers (to speak)              about common mistakes in our test.

7. Sorry, I`m late. I have (to sleep in)          .

8. (She, to manage)                 to combine family life with her future career?

1.The pen is         [out of, between, inside, among] the book and the file.

2.Bob           [taking, takes, take, has taken] Susan to dinner at least three times this week.

3.Someone offers you a drink. You don’t want it. What do you say? -               [thank you, please, no, thank you, no, please]

4.                       [Always Robert catches, Robert always catches, Robert catches always, Robert always catch] the bus to work.

5.They have been married        [for, during, since, while] sixteen years.

6.Choose the correct question.
                                [Trouble may I you for a napkin?, I may you trouble for a napkin?, May trouble I you for a napkin?, May I trouble you for a napkin?]

7.I              [call, will call, will calling, called] (to call) you when I           [will come, come, will came, came] (to come) home?

8.Clark agreed         [tells, telling, to tell, told] (to tell) me the truth.

9.I’ll go on holiday            [as soon as, as, until, how]I can.

10.They                        [never see, are never going to see, have never seen, didn't see] our new transistor radio before.

11.I bought                    [a trouser, a pair of trousers, a trousers, the trouser] yesterday.

12.What does he do for a living? – He is                [bus driver, a bus driver, bus’ driver, a bus’s driver] .

13.Mr Brown           [sends, send, sent, have sent] me a very nice letter a few days ago.

14.She           [found, find, finds, had found] a very amusing article in one of the newspapers yesterday.

15.They                    [participated, have participated, participate, are participating] in the competition now.

16.Take the juice         [into, out of, out, between] the fridge.

17.They              [have studied, had studied, study, studied]Spanish for about two years so far.

18. We eat      [a, the, -, many]soup with     [a, the, -, a] spoon.

19. I’m looking       [at, for, after, on] my hat: I can’t find it anywhere.

20.I won’t go to Cambridge if it           [rain, will rain, rains, raining] tomorrow.

21.How much time do you          [make at, bring to, give up, spend on] your homework?

22.Do you know that woman? Yes, I know      [hers, she, her, him] .

23.Why                 [don’t you got, haven’t you got, haven’t you get, haven’t got you] a car?

24.Your father usually has lunch at home         [hasn’t, does, doesn’t, didn’t] he?

25. We know their address, but they don’t know         [ours, their’s, our’s, our] .

26. I           [go, have been, have go, went] to London several times.

27.Choose the sentence with the right word order.
                                         [You easily can lose your friend’s trust., You can lose easily your friend’s trust., You can easily lose your friend’s trust., Easily you can lose your friend’s trust.]

28.The travel company made us          [an, a, nothing, the] adventurous tour.

29.It’s cold outside. You have to dress up           [warm, warmful, warmfully, warmly]

30.Put the butter        [off, into, out, out to] the fridge.

31.We           [will, can, are going, will be] to take a walk now.

32.We start      [the, a, -, any] work at a quarter to nine.

33. I don’t know her very well, but my friends       [do, does, did, are] .

34. He speaks neither English        [or, both, nor, either] French.

35. I find that difficult to believe. Do you trust       [his, me, my, their] ?

36.You and your wife have borrowed things and not given       [I, their, they, them] back.

37.In that case just look at the table and tell     [me, I, my, his] what you see.

38. The proud parents brought home       [them, hers, their, she] new baby girl.

39.What is the name of that picture which you                [are looking at, is looking at, look at, looks at] on the wall.

40.Why          [is he be, is he, he is, we are]late every time we arrange to meet?

41.                           [I’ve often travelling, I’m not often travel, I’ll not often travelling, I don’t often travel] by air because the cost of flying is very high.

42.         [I’m, I’ve, I’m not, I’ll] go if you like because I have to do some shopping.

43. I       [shall, was, am, do] simply wait until she comes back.

44.I really hope I        [shall, should, am, did] see you again.

Part 1

Questions 1-5

You will hear five short conversations.

There is one question for each conversation.

For questions 1-5, choose the right answer.

Example:What time will they meet?

1. What time does the bus leave?

  [A, B, C]

2. Which room does the man want?

  [A, B, C]

3. Which is Abigail’s family?

  [A, B, C]

4. Which toy is Cerys going to buy?

  [A, B, C]

5. How much does the ticket cost?

  [A, B, C]

Part 2

Questions 6-10

Listen to Isobel talking to a friend about her birthday. What did she do on each day? For questions 6-10, write a letter A – H next to each day.

You will hear the conversation twice.


6.   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]
7.   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]
8.   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]
9.   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]
10.   [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]

Part 3

Questions 11-15

Listen to Patrick making a phone call.

For questions 11-15, choose A, B or C.

You will hear the conversation twice.

11. This week's course                     [is expensive., has no places left., is too long.]
12. Patrick doesn't want to do a 2-week course because                                    [he hasn't got enough money., he is very busy., he wants to study for a Math test.]
13. Students pay                      [£40 for the course., £100 for the course., £60 for the course.]
14. To pay the student price Patrick                                   [should go to school at 9 o'clock., should bring his student card., should pay by cheque.]
15. Patrick's course starts on                  [Monday May 8th., Monday May 18th., Monday May 9th.]

Part 4

Questions 16-20

Listen to a telephone conversation.

A girl wants to speak to Edward, but he’s not at home.

For questions 16-20, complete the message to Edward.
Use only ONE WORD or ONE WORD and A NUMBER, if necessary.

16.      
17.            
18.                     
19.            
20.               

Choose the correct variant (A-D) to fill in the blanks.

Badgers

Not many people have ever seen a badger. These black and white animals can sometimes       [being, be, been, is]the size of a large dog. They live in undergroundholes in woods and forests in Europe and many of their homes have been there        [just, since, during, for] centuries. Scientists have even found bones of badgers from 250,000 years ago. The old English word for a badger was “brock” and a few English villages, for example Brockenhurst and Brockley, have         [keeping, keep, kept, keeps] that name.
      [Here, There, They, Where]are lots of children’s books about badgers. In       [some, any, every, much] stories badgers are very old and clever, but in others they’re not nice at all. Certainly, badgers are not very friendly and only        [came, coming, comes, come] at night. They live on insects and small animals, but also eat young plants and eggs.

1) Read the text and find the correct heading to each paragraph.

A Jane`s troubles on one Monday morning

B Monday morning is the worst time of the week for many people.

C The burnt cake.

D David on the ground.

E Jane`s desire to tell the good news first.

Monday Morning

1.   [A, B, C, D, E]Monday morning is the worst time of the week for a lot of people, because it is the end of the weekend and the beginning of another week of work. More things seem to go wrong on Monday morning than on other days.

2.   [A, B, C, D, E]Jane, a friend of mine, has two children who often make her life very difficult, especially on Monday morning. One Monday morning was worse than usual. It started with a little mess because the alarm clock didn`t ring and they overslept. Jane`s son had to miss lessons because of coughing and sneezing.She had to catch up on the housework but at first she decided to make some baking. So, she sent the children into the garden to play. She made her husband`s favourite cake and put it into the oven. When she had finished she looked out into the garden and saw David climbing a tree. She was not worried, as he had never fallen before.

3.   [A, B, C, D, E]Then she went to the bathroom to sort out and do the laundry. She fully concentrated on her work when she suddenly heard a branch crack. She looked out quickly and saw David on the ground. His arm was in a funny position and she thought he had broken it. She had to put aside all her work and run quickly there.

4.   [A, B, C, D, E]In half an hour the doctor came and took David to hospital. Jane tried to send her daughter to play next door. But the girl wanted to have a picnic with her dolls. After some minutes of arguing, she agreed at last. As Jane came into the house she smelt something burning. ‘Oh no! The cake!’ she cried. It was burnt black. She sat down to have a rest.

2) Mark the correct variant.

1. Monday morning is the worst time of week because   [A, B, C, D]

A many people are tired after Sunday

B it`s the beginning of another working period after some rest

C Monday is said to be a difficult day

D some people don`t like it

2. Jane has two children who   [A, B, C, D]

A help her, especially on Monday

B often have coughing and sneezing on Monday

C cause her some problems on Monday

D don`t like to go to school on Monday

3. One Monday morning Jane   [A, B, C, D]

A was too overloaded with problems

B had to cook her husband`s favourite cake

C wanted to have a rest

D didn`t want to do anything because her son was coughing and sneezing

4. David climbed a tree   [A, B, C, D]

A and broke its branch

B fell and broke his arm

C but did not fall

D and saw a strange man

5. Jane`s daughter   [A, B, C, D]

A didn`t agree to play inside because she wanted to have a picnic with dolls

B wanted to play with her dolls next door.

C in the end agreed to play with her dolls next door

D wanted to have a picnic after playing with her dolls

6. Jane made her husband`s favourite cake   [A, B, C, D]

A and it burnt

B because he liked her to make it

C and he was pleased

D and he said that something was wrong with it

7. Jane told her husband   [A, B, C, D]

A the worst news

B about her day starting with the good sides of the events

C that she was tired and wanted to have a rest

D told everything at once