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Test 1
05.01.2021
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Task 1
Listen to the texts. For questions (1-6) choose the correct answer (A, B or C).
1 When is Nick's birthday?
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2 What did the woman order for herself?
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3 What is the weather like on Thursday?
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4 What can festival guests visit only at the weekend?
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5 What does Andy want Frank to do?
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6 What's the speaker's main point?
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Task 2
Listen to the text. For statements ( 7 - 11) choose True if the statement is true according to the text, False if it is false.
7 Kate Sanders is a Foreign Language Centre receptionist. [True, False]
8 The caller has been already registered for a course. [True , False]
9 The caller is not satisfied with the price of the course. [True, False]
10 The course the caller is interested in starts in autumn. [True, False]
11 The centre doesn't have a website. [True, False]
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Task 3
Listen to the text. For questions (12-16) choose the correct answer (A, B or C).
12 Eric comes from [A, B, C]
A Portugal
B London
C Lima
13 Eric's passion for music started with [A, B, C]
A playing in a band
B attending concerts
C watching musical TV shows
14 What did Eric particularly love about London? [A, B, C]
A Its musical culture
B Job opportunities
C People of London
15 Which of the following is not true about The Who? [A, B, C]
A They were known for the first rock opera
B They popularized bass guitar solo
C They had one of the best drummers, keyboard players, bassists, and singers
16 Eric's own group [A, B, C]
A was never created
B existed for two months only
C had four members
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Reading
Task 4
Read the texts below. Match choices (1-5) to (А-Ж). There are three choices you do not need to use.
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Our Summer Centre offers English language training and excursion programmes for young people aged 8 to 17 who are looking to learn, have fun and experience UK culture in safe, supervised environments. We accept group bookings through existing and new agents and bookings from individuals and parents.
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A letter of thanks
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Dear Mrs Knight,
thank you for all your hard work this year. Britt loves school and it's easy to see why. We hear about the dynamic way you deliver lessons and encourage participation and are pleased that our daughter is learning so much.
Enjoy the rest of the school year. You're doing a fantastic job!
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Sightseeing information
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Please,
DO NOT LITTER
Thank You
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Making plans with friends
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Dear client,
we would like to inform you that the Circuit City store can deliver your new tablet tomorrow or you can take it from the shop today.
Please contact us at 97224517.
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Service advertisement
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Kathy,
just to let you know that I managed to get 2 tickets for the Rain-man concert at the London Palladium Theatre on Friday. It starts at 8.30, so shall we meet outside the theatre at about 8.15?
We could have a bite afterwards if you like.
See you soon,
Dan
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Employment
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A notice in a public place
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Customer service information
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Celebration
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Task 5
Read the text below. For questions (22-26) choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D)
22 The Ig Nobel Prize is [A, B, C, D]
A awarded for a discovery that usually makes its way to textbooks.
B a mockery and an imitation of the Nobel Prize award.
C given out twice a year.
D intended to celebrate the significance of science.
23 Sir Andre Geim [A, B, C, D]
A made a frog fly.
B won actually two Ig Nobel Prizes (in 2000 and 2010).
C successfully levitated another scientists.
D never won the Nobel Prize.
24 What does not happen during the ceremony? [A, B, C, D]
A Each Ig Nobel Prize winner has 60 seconds to tell about his/her research.
B A little girl, "Miss Sweetie Poo", makes the speakers stop talking.
C Audience members throw paper airplanes at the stage.
D The winners are presented with prizes by actual Nobel laureates.
25 It was discovered that [A, B, C, D]
A cows who are given names produce better milk.
B an alarm clock can run.
C rats cannot at times tell the difference between Japanese and Dutch recordings played backwards.
D listening to country music affects suicide rates.
26 What conclusion does the writer come to? [A, B, C, D]
A The Ig Nobel Prize researchers are silly and unimportant.
B Science has to be serious and earth-changing.
C Ridiculous things can be as important as the most serious ones.
D If something makes someone laugh, it won't make them stop and consider the amazing things that exist in the world.
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Task 6
Read the texts below. Match choices () to (). There are two choices you do not need to use.
Malware is a type of a computer code that includes viruses, worms, and Trojans horses that are potential threats to computer systems today. Let's look at some of them.
This malware __________.
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Worms are designed to replicate themselves quickly to spread to other computers often through a computer network. Most worms are only designed to spread as quickly as posible, so they do not usually try to change the computer systems they pass through. However, worms can create a threat to the security, deleting files or even sending files via email. This is a common method for spam senders to spread junk email quickly, as the more computers are infected, the faster the spam mail will spread.
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gets facts about a computer user without informing him/her
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Trojan Horses, or Trojans for short, are different from warms because they don't replicate themselves. Rather, Trojans are designed to trick you into downloading them to cause data loss and sometimes total-system harm. Just as in the ancient Greek story of the wooden horse that was to deceive the soldiers of Troy, Trojans present themselves as useful, interesting or routine programes to trick you into installing them on your computer.
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is usually hidden deep inside your computer
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Spyware is designed to gather information about you knowledge. This information can be send to another party without your consent, and it can even be used to take control over a computer. Spyware is capable of collecting any type of data, including your Internet history and banking information. Some forms of Spyware can even install additional software or change your Internet settings, which can be a mere annoyance, or a problem that can take days to fix.
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functions with the user's informed permission
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Ransomware infects your computer with the aim to restrict access to your computer system, perhaps preventing you from surfing the Internet or accessing the hard drive, and then demanding a payment to the malware creators. Some of the trickiest ransomware designers have acquired millions of dollars from unsuspecting users.
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can easily copy itself
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Rootkits are secret types of malware that tries to gain administrator access on your computer and then hide itself so you don't know it is in your system. This type of malware is generally difficult to detect and remove.
Malware is not limited to these five examples, fortunately, antivirus software is designed to combat these threats by preventing the programs from entering your system.
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id usually hidden within another program
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Bots are type of software designed so as to automatically do certain tasks. Although some bots are created for relatively harmless purposes, bots can be also used for placing advertisements on websites, DDoS attacks, or malware distributing.
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runs automated tasks
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refers to an ancient myth
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limits your opportunity to us your computer
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Task 7
Read the text below. Choose from (A-H) the one which the best fits each space. There are two choices you do not need to use.
Traveling by plane can be emotional, either you are leaving loved ones behind or traveling [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]. KLM Royal Dutch Airlines understands how hard it is to be away from the ones you love, so it started inviting people to leave handwritten message [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H].
Having said their goodbyes at the departure gate, passengers on a recent KLM flight were amazed to board the plane and find that on their headrests there were messages from their loved ones. The airline had secretly asked friends and family to write and draw pictures for the passengers in felt-tip pen, and just before the flight, a flight attendant [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]. KLM filmed the passengers' happiness at finding their personalized headrests on board. There was a particularly touching one from the grandparents of a young woman; they drew a picture of an orange alongside their message because they peeled an orange [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]. "She loves that", the grandpa explained. there were lots of others saying "I'll miss you" with pictures of hearts, good luck wishes [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H].
This is the latest in a series of initiatives that show KLM understands travelling is an emotional journey [A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H]. For example, thanks to the airline's previous service initiative friends and families of passengers send gifts and personal notes which the crew surprise them during the flight.
In fact, KLM's experience shows that even though we live in an age of the Internet, tablets and smartphones, there will always be something touching about a sincere, handwritten message.
A had placed each of these on the correct seat of the aircraft
B and helping them to feel less sad about leaving loved ones behind
C as well as a physical one
D on the headrest of the seat of a friend or a family member
E and drawings by young relatives
F to give free chocolate to their heart’s desire
G to be with people you haven’t seen for a long while
H for her every night of her visit
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Task 8
Read the text below. For questions 39-48 choose the correct answer.
This is a short story about how hard work is rewarded.
There was an old man living in his village. He had four sons and they were very lazy. The old man felt sick and was counting his (39)
[least, last, latest, lately] days in bed. He worried a lot about his sons' future as the young men hesitated a lot to work. The sons believed that luck would favour them.
The old man's health got (40)
[badly, worse, worsen, better] every day and he decided to talk to his sons about their future. (41)
[However, Moreover, So, Because], his sons did not listen to him. The old man played a trick to let their sons realize the importance of work.
One day, the old man called all his sons and let them (42)
[sit, sat, to sit, sitting] near him in his bed. He said he had a treasure box with gold coins for them and wanted them to share the treasure equally and lead a happy, prosperous life. The young men were very happy and asked (43)
[that, when, where, which] his father had placed the treasure. The old man said: "I cannot exactly remember the place where I have hidden the treasure from the (44)
[another, other, other's, others]. However, the treasure box is buried in our land. I'm really not sure about the place where I have hidden the treasure box."
Even though the lazy young sons were happy, they were (45)
[sad, pleased, glad, delighted] that the old man forgot the place where the treasure was hidden. A few days later, the old man died. The sons decided to dig the land to find the treasure box.
They worked very hard and dug their land. They could not find any treasure box in the land. They decided to dig a spot in their land that remained a bit different from the rest of the area. The sons believed that the treasure was buried there. They dug the specific spot so deep, but got (46)
[anything, nobody, nothing, something] but water.
A passerby who noticed the dug land and water flowing from a spot talked to the sons about agriculture. They planned fruit and vegetables on (47)
[there, then, those, their ] land. The land became very fertile with abundant water, within a few weeks the land became beautiful garden with vegetables and fruit. The young sons sold the vegetables at a good price and earned a big (48)
[quality, quantity, amount, number] of money.
Then they realized that it was the hard work that was mentioned as a "treasure box" by their father. They defeated their laziness, worked hard, earned much money and lived happily.
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Task 9
Read the text below. For questions 49-58 choose the correct answer.
As Chinese scientists (49)
[have, has, had, having] recently discovered, eating too (50)
[many, more, much, few] fat may be bad for your health.
Two hundred young, healthy people (51)
[what, then, whose, who] took part in the 6-month experiment were supposed (52)
[eat, to eat, eating, ate] either a low, moderate or high-fat food. Those is the high-fat diet group saw "negative changes" in the way they (53)
[feel, felt, feeling, feeled].
WHAT ARE DONGLES?
Dongles (54)
[is used, are used, used, are using] by millions of people on their daily basis. They are also known (55)
[as, like, when, called] USB dongles. Dongles are used by plugging into a USB port of a device (56)
[such, so, that, same] as PC, laptop, or even a television or Blu-ray player. Dongles come in different variations; what their functions are and how to use them often depends (57)
[in, at, on, from] the dongle type and on the manufacturer's software. The (58)
[many, much, most, more] common dongles are memory or Wi-Fi dongles.
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Writing
You received a letter form a pen friend:
Hi,
I know I spend too much time playing computer games! How much time do you spend on the Internet? What do you use it for? What else do you do to relax?
Best wishes,
Nick
Write a letter of at least 100 words. Do not write your own name, any dates, addresses or other personal information. Start your letter in an appropriate way.
Take a screenshot of this task and finish the text by clicking the button below.
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