Test Writing 11 form

He never --- you if I hadn't reminded him to do that.

I --- it if you did not ask me.

If it --- , the children will play snowballs.

If I --- you, I would study Law.

If Steve --- half an hour earlier, he wouldn't have been late for school.

If we have a new car, we --- across Ukraine.

Big Ben is probably the UK's most famous clock and one of London's ____                                 [good, better, most well, best]known landmarks, sitting on the bank of____     [a, an, the, -]Thames and forming an important part of the city's sky scape. It's popular both with tourists and locals alike. There is some confusion as to the name Big Ben. Some people use it to refer to the entire clock tower, ___             [others, the others, other, others']use the name to refer to just the clock. In fact strictly speaking the name Big Ben applies just to one bell, the largest bell in the clock. However you define it, Big Ben is massive. The tower is 316 foot high.       [Every, Each, All, Both]______of the four faces of the clock is 23 foot square and the figures are each 4 foot tall. The origin of the name Big Ben is uncertain. Some people have said it               [has come, came, had come, was coming]___ about during the parliamentary debate to consider naming the clock - after Sir Benjamin Hall, who was known as "Big Ben". Another possibility is that the namereferred to Benjamin Caunt, a heavyweight boxing champion of the time _____       [who, which, whose, whom] nickname was "Big Ben".

Ukraine is a ----           [monarchy, sovereign, united] state. The independence of Ukraine was proclaimed on the -----                       [28th of June, 1996, 1st of December, 1991, 24th of August, 1991]. Ukraine has its own state symbols, Constitution, currency and government.

The power in the country is divided into legislative, executive and judiciary. According to the Constitution of Ukraine its territory is one and indivisible.

The main legislative body of Ukraine is ---                    [the Verkhovna Rada, The President, The Court], which consists of ---      [350, 450, 250] deputies. The elections to the Verkhovna Rada are held ---                [every 3 years, every 5 years, every 4 years]on the last week of March. The head of the state is ---                    [the President, the Prime-Minister, the Judge]. He can veto any decision of the Verkhovna Rada. The highest executive body is ---                           [the Verkhovna Rada, the President,  the Cabinet of Ministers], which is headed by ---                    [the President, the Prime Minister, the Judge]. The judiciary power belongs to ---                    [the Supreme Court, the Verkhovna Rada, the Prime Minister]and regional courts.