Prepare 7 Diagnostic Test (units 11-12)

Listening

Listen to the text and choose the correct answer.

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How much time did Lewis Abernathy spend to write the scenario of "Titanic"?

Listening

Listen to the text and choose the correct answer.

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What can you say about the underwater camera?

Listening

Listen to the text and choose the correct answer.

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Where did the shooting of the film begin?

Listening

Listen to the text and choose the correct answer.

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What is true according to the text?

Listening

Listen to the text and choose the correct answer.

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What was the budget of the film by the time it was released?

Listening

Listen to the text and choose the correct answer.

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How many Oscars did the film win?

Reading

Read the text and match.

Places of Interest in Paris

The Eiffel Tower

You couldn’t possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to

visit this world-famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300

metres tall; when it was completed at the end of the 19th century, it was twice as high as the

Washington Monument, at that time the tallest structure in the world.

Montmartre

Above all, Montmartre located north of downtown Paris is known for its many artists who

have been omnipresent since 1880. The name Montmartre is said to be derived from either

Mount of Martyrs or from Mount of Mars. Until 1873, when the Sacré-Coeur was built on top

of the hill, Montmartre was a small village, inhabited by a farming community. At present the

Sacré-Coeur Basilica located on top of the Montmartre hill is one of Paris’s major tourist

draws.

The Notre Dame

Not the largest cathedral of the world, the Notre Dame might be the most famous of all

cathedrals. The gothic masterpiece is located on a small island in the heart of the city. The site

of the Notre Dame is the cradle of Paris and has always been the religious centre of the city.

The Celts had their sacred ground here, the Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter. AChristian basilica was built in the 6th century and the last religious structure before the Notre

Dame construction started was a Romanesque church.

The Centre Pompidou

The Centre Pompidou is home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art,

but it also contains a very popular library, a bookshop, a movie theatre and a panoramic

terrace. The Public Information Library or BPI boasts a collection of 450,000 books, 2,600

magazines and a large number of new media items.

The library occupies the first three floors of the building, while the museum’s permanent

collection is located on floors 4 and 5. The first and top floors are used for large expositions.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art. Its more than 59,000 works

cover a broad spectrum of the 20th-century arts. The 4th floor contains works from 1905 to

1965 and covers art movements such as fauvism, abstract art, surrealism and cubist art. Some

of the featured artists include Matisse, Kandinsky, Miró and Picasso.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art.

Reading

Read the text and match.

Places of Interest in Paris

The Eiffel Tower

You couldn’t possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to

visit this world-famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300

metres tall; when it was completed at the end of the 19th century, it was twice as high as the

Washington Monument, at that time the tallest structure in the world.

Montmartre

Above all, Montmartre located north of downtown Paris is known for its many artists who

have been omnipresent since 1880. The name Montmartre is said to be derived from either

Mount of Martyrs or from Mount of Mars. Until 1873, when the Sacré-Coeur was built on top

of the hill, Montmartre was a small village, inhabited by a farming community. At present the

Sacré-Coeur Basilica located on top of the Montmartre hill is one of Paris’s major tourist

draws.

The Notre Dame

Not the largest cathedral of the world, the Notre Dame might be the most famous of all

cathedrals. The gothic masterpiece is located on a small island in the heart of the city. The site

of the Notre Dame is the cradle of Paris and has always been the religious centre of the city.

The Celts had their sacred ground here, the Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter. AChristian basilica was built in the 6th century and the last religious structure before the Notre

Dame construction started was a Romanesque church.

The Centre Pompidou

The Centre Pompidou is home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art,

but it also contains a very popular library, a bookshop, a movie theatre and a panoramic

terrace. The Public Information Library or BPI boasts a collection of 450,000 books, 2,600

magazines and a large number of new media items.

The library occupies the first three floors of the building, while the museum’s permanent

collection is located on floors 4 and 5. The first and top floors are used for large expositions.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art. Its more than 59,000 works

cover a broad spectrum of the 20th-century arts. The 4th floor contains works from 1905 to

1965 and covers art movements such as fauvism, abstract art, surrealism and cubist art. Some

of the featured artists include Matisse, Kandinsky, Miró and Picasso.

The Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter in its place.

Reading

Read the text and match.

Places of Interest in Paris

The Eiffel Tower

You couldn’t possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to

visit this world-famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300

metres tall; when it was completed at the end of the 19th century, it was twice as high as the

Washington Monument, at that time the tallest structure in the world.

Montmartre

Above all, Montmartre located north of downtown Paris is known for its many artists who

have been omnipresent since 1880. The name Montmartre is said to be derived from either

Mount of Martyrs or from Mount of Mars. Until 1873, when the Sacré-Coeur was built on top

of the hill, Montmartre was a small village, inhabited by a farming community. At present the

Sacré-Coeur Basilica located on top of the Montmartre hill is one of Paris’s major tourist

draws.

The Notre Dame

Not the largest cathedral of the world, the Notre Dame might be the most famous of all

cathedrals. The gothic masterpiece is located on a small island in the heart of the city. The site

of the Notre Dame is the cradle of Paris and has always been the religious centre of the city.

The Celts had their sacred ground here, the Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter. AChristian basilica was built in the 6th century and the last religious structure before the Notre

Dame construction started was a Romanesque church.

The Centre Pompidou

The Centre Pompidou is home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art,

but it also contains a very popular library, a bookshop, a movie theatre and a panoramic

terrace. The Public Information Library or BPI boasts a collection of 450,000 books, 2,600

magazines and a large number of new media items.

The library occupies the first three floors of the building, while the museum’s permanent

collection is located on floors 4 and 5. The first and top floors are used for large expositions.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art. Its more than 59,000 works

cover a broad spectrum of the 20th-century arts. The 4th floor contains works from 1905 to

1965 and covers art movements such as fauvism, abstract art, surrealism and cubist art. Some

of the featured artists include Matisse, Kandinsky, Miró and Picasso.

This name is said to be derived from Mount of Mars.

Reading

Read the text and match.

Places of Interest in Paris

The Eiffel Tower

You couldn’t possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to

visit this world-famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300

metres tall; when it was completed at the end of the 19th century, it was twice as high as the

Washington Monument, at that time the tallest structure in the world.

Montmartre

Above all, Montmartre located north of downtown Paris is known for its many artists who

have been omnipresent since 1880. The name Montmartre is said to be derived from either

Mount of Martyrs or from Mount of Mars. Until 1873, when the Sacré-Coeur was built on top

of the hill, Montmartre was a small village, inhabited by a farming community. At present the

Sacré-Coeur Basilica located on top of the Montmartre hill is one of Paris’s major tourist

draws.

The Notre Dame

Not the largest cathedral of the world, the Notre Dame might be the most famous of all

cathedrals. The gothic masterpiece is located on a small island in the heart of the city. The site

of the Notre Dame is the cradle of Paris and has always been the religious centre of the city.

The Celts had their sacred ground here, the Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter. AChristian basilica was built in the 6th century and the last religious structure before the Notre

Dame construction started was a Romanesque church.

The Centre Pompidou

The Centre Pompidou is home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art,

but it also contains a very popular library, a bookshop, a movie theatre and a panoramic

terrace. The Public Information Library or BPI boasts a collection of 450,000 books, 2,600

magazines and a large number of new media items.

The library occupies the first three floors of the building, while the museum’s permanent

collection is located on floors 4 and 5. The first and top floors are used for large expositions.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art. Its more than 59,000 works

cover a broad spectrum of the 20th-century arts. The 4th floor contains works from 1905 to

1965 and covers art movements such as fauvism, abstract art, surrealism and cubist art. Some

of the featured artists include Matisse, Kandinsky, Miró and Picasso.

It’s a home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art.

Reading

Read the text and match.

Places of Interest in Paris

The Eiffel Tower

You couldn’t possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to

visit this world-famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300

metres tall; when it was completed at the end of the 19th century, it was twice as high as the

Washington Monument, at that time the tallest structure in the world.

Montmartre

Above all, Montmartre located north of downtown Paris is known for its many artists who

have been omnipresent since 1880. The name Montmartre is said to be derived from either

Mount of Martyrs or from Mount of Mars. Until 1873, when the Sacré-Coeur was built on top

of the hill, Montmartre was a small village, inhabited by a farming community. At present the

Sacré-Coeur Basilica located on top of the Montmartre hill is one of Paris’s major tourist

draws.

The Notre Dame

Not the largest cathedral of the world, the Notre Dame might be the most famous of all

cathedrals. The gothic masterpiece is located on a small island in the heart of the city. The site

of the Notre Dame is the cradle of Paris and has always been the religious centre of the city.

The Celts had their sacred ground here, the Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter. AChristian basilica was built in the 6th century and the last religious structure before the Notre

Dame construction started was a Romanesque church.

The Centre Pompidou

The Centre Pompidou is home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art,

but it also contains a very popular library, a bookshop, a movie theatre and a panoramic

terrace. The Public Information Library or BPI boasts a collection of 450,000 books, 2,600

magazines and a large number of new media items.

The library occupies the first three floors of the building, while the museum’s permanent

collection is located on floors 4 and 5. The first and top floors are used for large expositions.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art. Its more than 59,000 works

cover a broad spectrum of the 20th-century arts. The 4th floor contains works from 1905 to

1965 and covers art movements such as fauvism, abstract art, surrealism and cubist art. Some

of the featured artists include Matisse, Kandinsky, Miró and Picasso.

It rises 300 metres tall.

Reading

Read the text and match.

Places of Interest in Paris

The Eiffel Tower

You couldn’t possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to

visit this world-famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris. The tower rises 300

metres tall; when it was completed at the end of the 19th century, it was twice as high as the

Washington Monument, at that time the tallest structure in the world.

Montmartre

Above all, Montmartre located north of downtown Paris is known for its many artists who

have been omnipresent since 1880. The name Montmartre is said to be derived from either

Mount of Martyrs or from Mount of Mars. Until 1873, when the Sacré-Coeur was built on top

of the hill, Montmartre was a small village, inhabited by a farming community. At present the

Sacré-Coeur Basilica located on top of the Montmartre hill is one of Paris’s major tourist

draws.

The Notre Dame

Not the largest cathedral of the world, the Notre Dame might be the most famous of all

cathedrals. The gothic masterpiece is located on a small island in the heart of the city. The site

of the Notre Dame is the cradle of Paris and has always been the religious centre of the city.

The Celts had their sacred ground here, the Romans built a temple to worship Jupiter. AChristian basilica was built in the 6th century and the last religious structure before the Notre

Dame construction started was a Romanesque church.

The Centre Pompidou

The Centre Pompidou is home to one of the world’s most important museums of modern art,

but it also contains a very popular library, a bookshop, a movie theatre and a panoramic

terrace. The Public Information Library or BPI boasts a collection of 450,000 books, 2,600

magazines and a large number of new media items.

The library occupies the first three floors of the building, while the museum’s permanent

collection is located on floors 4 and 5. The first and top floors are used for large expositions.

The museum has one of the important collections of modern art. Its more than 59,000 works

cover a broad spectrum of the 20th-century arts. The 4th floor contains works from 1905 to

1965 and covers art movements such as fauvism, abstract art, surrealism and cubist art. Some

of the featured artists include Matisse, Kandinsky, Miró and Picasso.

This is one of Paris's major tourist draws.

Writing

Write the correct word: who or which

Do you know any famous buildings_______ are situated in London?

Writing

Write the correct word: who or which

Look at the girl______ is dancing in the centre of the hall.

Writing

Write the correct word: who or which

Tourists______ come to Kyiv enjoy visiting its museums and churches.

Writing

Write the correct word: who or which

I took pictures with the camera_____ my brother had

presented me for my birthday.

Writing

Write the correct word: who or which

Jack ______________ is the student of Oxford University is going to visit me in January.

Writing

Write the correct word: who or which

In the park I met my friend __________________ was watching the birds.

Writing

Complete the sentences using all, both, other and another.

1 The museum and the stadium are _______ in the town centre.

Writing

Complete the sentences using all, both, other and another.

There is ______ amazing statue next to the school.

Writing

Complete the sentences using all, both, other and another.

_____ the students in the class went to the local café.

Writing

Complete the sentences using all, both, other and another.

The cathedral is older than_______ buildings in the city.

Writing

Complete the sentences using all, both, other and another.

The church, temple, and mosque

are _______ famous for their unique

architecture.

Writing

Complete the sentences using all, both, other and another.

The biggest hotel is closed, but we found________ cheaper one.

Speaking

Imagine you are at the airport.How would you ask about your luggage?

Speaking

You are decorating a room and need to buy some furniture.Choose the correct sentence.

Speaking

You hear a surprising story.How do you react?

Speaking

You are talking about your rings and necklaces. What do you say?

Speaking

A teacher asks you about your tasks.What is your reply?

Speaking

You are in a hurry,but the road is very busy.How do you describe the situation?