Пробне НМТ

Reading

Task 1

Read the texts below. Match choices (A–H) to (1–5). There are three choices you do not need to use.

(1) __________ Don’t just show up for the interview. The more information you have learnt in advance, the better impression you will make on the interviewer. Take the time to get working papers (if you need them) and references, before you start looking for a job.

(2) __________ It’s essential to have good manners being interviewed. Shake your interviewer’s hand. Don’t sit until you are invited to. Don’t slouch in your chair. Doesn’t use slang or swear. Be positive, and professional throughout the interview.

(3) __________ Know what days and hours you are available to work. The employer will ask. Flexibility is definitely an asset, because the more time you are available, the easier it is for the employer to organize your work. Also know how you are going to get to and from work, if you don’t drive.

(4) __________ Arrive at the interview site a few minutes early. If you’re not sure where to go, get directions ahead of time. If you don’t have a driver’s license, make sure you have a ride.

(5) __________ If your mom or dad brings you for an interview, don’t bring them into the interview room with you. Go by yourself. It’s important that you speak for yourself and connect with the interviewer, without someone else’s assistance.

Task 2

Read the text below. For questions (6–10) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

6 According to paragraph 1 ___________.

7 It is stated in paragraph 2 that __________.

8 In paragraph 3 the author says that the sisters _____________.

9 Which of the following is TRUE about Olivia?

10 Which of the following is NOT mentioned among the results of the girls’ work?

Task 3

Read the texts below. Match choices (A–H) to (11–16). There are two choices you do not need to use.

11 Welcome to Stage Hotel. Our spacious family rooms are perfect for three or more people who’d like to stay together without getting under each other’s feet! Relax in our lounge and bar, where you can enjoy a wide selection of hot and cold beverages and tasty meals throughout the day. We will cater for all tastes and dietary requirements, including an excellent choice for vegetarians.

Which hotel is the best choice if you __________?

12 Carmel Hotel has a heated pool, a fitness room, free parking and complimentary Wi-Fi. First rate accommodations can make a vacation a great one. From the soothing decor and plush furnishings to the unbelievable attractions and leisure activities just minutes away. If you are looking for a pet friendly hotel, we have a limited number of rooms available and we ask that you please call the hotel for the restrictions.

Which hotel is the best choice if you __________?

13 196 Bishopsgate offers serviced apartments close to Liverpool Street Station. Cater for fussy eaters and save money by cooking in a fully equipped kitchen in the apartments. There’s plenty of room for a family to spread out in the one, two-bed or penthouse suite apartments.

Which hotel is the best choice if you __________?

14 Fraser Place Queen’s Gate where you’ll be close to some of London’s best family friendly attractions including the Science Museum and Natural History Museum. Fraser Place Queen’s Gate also offers airport transfer and breakfast (charges apply).

Which hotel is the best choice if you __________?

15 The High Beech is a beautiful 3-star country house hotel nestled between the historic towns of Hastings and Battle. It is the ideal location for both touring and beach. The hotel offers luxury accommodation, rooms with Jacuzzi bathrooms available. Extensive menus offering superb French/English cuisine. Banqueting and Conference facilities for up to 200 guests make the hotel the ideal venue for weddings, dinner dances, private parties and seminars.

Which hotel is the best choice if you __________?

16 Kids at The Ritz are treated just as well as their parents, if not better! Children staying at The Ritz enjoy free ice cream, a teen concierge, milk and cookies and their own bathrobes and slippers. The hotel also offers interconnecting rooms, babysitting and complimentary baby cots.

Which hotel is the best choice if you __________?

Task 4

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.

Use of English

Task 5

Read the text below. For questions (23–27) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

True Friendship

My wife Olga is still in (23) _____ with the head girl of her high school, who lives in the Midlands and (24) __ with us when in London. Another occasional house (25) __ is a man I met while we were serving Queen and country as National Servicemen in the 1950s. A horse-racing fan, he persuaded me some years ago to share ownership of a thoroughbred racehorse. It was a sensationally poor (26) ____, but such are the bonds of friendship that we still see each other (27) ______ and without a feeling of anger. True friendship means taking the rough with the smooth.

True Friendship

My wife Olga is still in (23) _____ with the head girl of her high school, who lives in the Midlands and (24) __ with us when in London. Another occasional house (25) __ is a man I met while we were serving Queen and country as National Servicemen in the 1950s. A horse-racing fan, he persuaded me some years ago to share ownership of a thoroughbred racehorse. It was a sensationally poor (26) ____, but such are the bonds of friendship that we still see each other (27) ______ and without a feeling of anger. True friendship means taking the rough with the smooth.

True Friendship

My wife Olga is still in (23) _____ with the head girl of her high school, who lives in the Midlands and (24) __ with us when in London. Another occasional house (25) __ is a man I met while we were serving Queen and country as National Servicemen in the 1950s. A horse-racing fan, he persuaded me some years ago to share ownership of a thoroughbred racehorse. It was a sensationally poor (26) ____, but such are the bonds of friendship that we still see each other (27) ______ and without a feeling of anger. True friendship means taking the rough with the smooth.

True Friendship

My wife Olga is still in (23) _____ with the head girl of her high school, who lives in the Midlands and (24) __ with us when in London. Another occasional house (25) __ is a man I met while we were serving Queen and country as National Servicemen in the 1950s. A horse-racing fan, he persuaded me some years ago to share ownership of a thoroughbred racehorse. It was a sensationally poor (26) ____, but such are the bonds of friendship that we still see each other (27) ______ and without a feeling of anger. True friendship means taking the rough with the smooth.

True Friendship

My wife Olga is still in (23) _____ with the head girl of her high school, who lives in the Midlands and (24) __ with us when in London. Another occasional house (25) __ is a man I met while we were serving Queen and country as National Servicemen in the 1950s. A horse-racing fan, he persuaded me some years ago to share ownership of a thoroughbred racehorse. It was a sensationally poor (26) ____, but such are the bonds of friendship that we still see each other (27) ______ and without a feeling of anger. True friendship means taking the rough with the smooth.

Task 6

Read the texts below. For questions (28–32) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D).

An Eager Refugee

She may be four years older than the other girls in her class, but Parisa looks forward to (28) ___ to school every day. “I love school so much,” says Parisa. “My favourite subject is maths, because maths is (29) ____ in the world.”

Parisa, now aged 16, and her family fled Afghanistan ten years ago to escape fighters who were terrorising their neighbourhood. Arriving in Iran, they found (30) ______, but barely had enough money to live on, let alone cover the fees for school.

But in 2015, Iran said it (31) __________ all Afghan children to attend the country’s state schools. Thanks to the government and the United Nations, Parisa got her first taste of a proper education when she was able to go to a brand-new primary school.

“I am so happy that I can study side by side with Iranian students,” says Parisa, who (32) _______ to use her education to help children in her native country.

An Eager Refugee

She may be four years older than the other girls in her class, but Parisa looks forward to (28) _ to school every day. “I love school so much,” says Parisa. “My favourite subject is maths, because maths is (29) __ in the world.”

Parisa, now aged 16, and her family fled Afghanistan ten years ago to escape fighters who were terrorising their neighbourhood. Arriving in Iran, they found (30) ______, but barely had enough money to live on, let alone cover the fees for school.

But in 2015, Iran said it (31) __________ all Afghan children to attend the country’s state schools. Thanks to the government and the United Nations, Parisa got her first taste of a proper education when she was able to go to a brand-new primary school.

“I am so happy that I can study side by side with Iranian students,” says Parisa, who (32) _______ to use her education to help children in her native country.

An Eager Refugee

She may be four years older than the other girls in her class, but Parisa looks forward to (28) _ to school every day. “I love school so much,” says Parisa. “My favourite subject is maths, because maths is (29) __ in the world.”

Parisa, now aged 16, and her family fled Afghanistan ten years ago to escape fighters who were terrorising their neighbourhood. Arriving in Iran, they found (30) ______, but barely had enough money to live on, let alone cover the fees for school.

But in 2015, Iran said it (31) __________ all Afghan children to attend the country’s state schools. Thanks to the government and the United Nations, Parisa got her first taste of a proper education when she was able to go to a brand-new primary school.

“I am so happy that I can study side by side with Iranian students,” says Parisa, who (32) _______ to use her education to help children in her native country.

An Eager Refugee

She may be four years older than the other girls in her class, but Parisa looks forward to (28) _ to school every day. “I love school so much,” says Parisa. “My favourite subject is maths, because maths is (29) __ in the world.”

Parisa, now aged 16, and her family fled Afghanistan ten years ago to escape fighters who were terrorising their neighbourhood. Arriving in Iran, they found (30) ______, but barely had enough money to live on, let alone cover the fees for school.

But in 2015, Iran said it (31) __________ all Afghan children to attend the country’s state schools. Thanks to the government and the United Nations, Parisa got her first taste of a proper education when she was able to go to a brand-new primary school.

“I am so happy that I can study side by side with Iranian students,” says Parisa, who (32) _______ to use her education to help children in her native country.

An Eager Refugee

She may be four years older than the other girls in her class, but Parisa looks forward to (28) _ to school every day. “I love school so much,” says Parisa. “My favourite subject is maths, because maths is (29) __ in the world.”

Parisa, now aged 16, and her family fled Afghanistan ten years ago to escape fighters who were terrorising their neighbourhood. Arriving in Iran, they found (30) ______, but barely had enough money to live on, let alone cover the fees for school.

But in 2015, Iran said it (31) __________ all Afghan children to attend the country’s state schools. Thanks to the government and the United Nations, Parisa got her first taste of a proper education when she was able to go to a brand-new primary school.

“I am so happy that I can study side by side with Iranian students,” says Parisa, who (32) _______ to use her education to help children in her native country.