1. across

2. in

3. opposite

4. through

1. found

2. to be found

3. to find

4. to have been found

1. being felt

2. feeling

3. to be feeling

4. to feel

1. had been able

2. is being able

3. will be able

4. would be able

1. had they come

2. have they come

3. they had come

4. they have come

1. −

2. a

3. an

4. the

1. booked

2. had booked

3. were booked

4. were booking

1. more hardworking

2. not hardworking as

3. not so hardworking as

4. so hardworking

1. a mother’s-in-law’s

2. mother’s-in-law

3. mother’s-in-law’s

4. mother-in-law’s

1. should

2. shouldn’t

3. would

4. wouldn’t

1. By

2. For

3. In

4. On

1. Did you have go

2. Did you have to go

3. Had you go

4. Had you to go

1. talk

2. talking

3. to talk

4. to talking

1. had been given

2. had been giving

3. had given

4. will be given

1. come in

2. comes in

3. will come in

4. will have come

1. –

2. a

3. an

4. the

1. got

2. will get

3. would get

4. would have got

1. a little bit slower

2. a little slowest

3. less slower

4. little bit slower

1. are…, aren't they

2. is …, isn't it

3. was …, isn't it

4. were …, isn't it

1. hadn’t spend

2. hadn’t spent

3. won’t spend

4. wouldn’t have spent

1. people        

2. dwellers

3. population

4. dwarves

1. stormy

2. furious

3. angry

4. heated

1. strike

2. hit

3. beat

4. knock

1. alive

2. lively

3. live

4. living

1. up        

2. through        

3. with

4. –

1. weather

2. whatever

3. whenever

4. whether

1. painting

2. music

3. handwork

4. architecture

1. take

2. pass

3. examine

4. check

1. infection

2. affection

3. affectation

4. protection

1. mostly

2. exactly

3. truly

4. strictly

1. the Gulf of Alaska

2. the Gulf of California

3. the Gulf of Mexico

4. the Gulf of St. Lawrence

1. In Cambridge

2. In Leicester

3. In London

4. In Oxford

1. Charles Dickens

2. Jane Austen

3. Robert Burns

4. William Shakespeare

1. the diversity of life

2. the national rivers

3. the original states

4. the oceans' waves

1. Abraham Lincoln

2. George Washington

3. Ronald Reagan

4. Theodore Roosevelt

1. Christmas pudding

2. Apple pie

3. Carrot cake

4. Cherries jubilee

1. St Andrew’s Cross

2. St George’s Cross

3. St Patrick’s Cross

4. The Union Jack

1. Victory Day

2. The Day of Peace

3. Eternal Light Day

4. Remembrance Day

1. Bishops’ Wars

2. The Gunpowder Plot

3. The Battle of Hastings

4. The Battle of Trafalgar

1. throne

2. trone

3. thron

4. throun

1. embarrasment

2. embarrassment

3. embarassment

4. embarrassement

1. knok

2. nock

3. knock

4. nok

1. accidentally

2. accidentelly

3. accidentaly

4. acidentally

11. War photography is associated with black-and-white images taken in the heart of action, such as Robert Capa's shots. Such pictures helped make Capa one of the most famous photojournalists. Yet he is all but absent from "Conflict, Time, Photography", a new exhibition at Tate Modern. The focus is on those who looked back on the action years later.

1. World politics

2. Economics

12. Richard Mudabe sacked his vice-president, Joyce Mugaru, and seven ministers in a purge that cleared the way for Emerson Mnangagwa, the hardline former justice minister, to become his likeliest successor. Ms Mugaru denied accusations of corruption and plotting to kill Mr Mudabe.

3. Science and technology

13. Driving an electric car confers a badge of greenery, or so the marketing departments would have you believe. Yet a report which analyses the car emissions presents a different picture. A battery-powered car recharged with electricity generated by coal-fired power stations is likely to cause more than three times as many deaths from pollution as a conventional petrol-driven vehicle.

4. Culture

14. More people speak English than any other language, but according to English language expert David Crystal, …

1. these new English speakers aren't just learning the language
2. new words are being invented
3. there are hundreds of different types of English
4. non-native speakers now outnumber native speakers by three to one
5. is also changing
6. in Asia had reached 350 million
7. about half the world's population will speak it

15. By the end of last year, the number of adult English speakers …

16. And according to the British Council, in ten years' time 2 billion people will study English and …

17. The way that people study English …

18. … they are changing it.

19. … every day all over the world.

1. True

2. False

20. The place was deserted. It looked as if no one was there for quite a while.

1. Неправильное местоимение

21.  A house was beautiful. Martin looked at it in amazement.

2. Неправильная форма причастия

22. “Would you like nothing to eat?” she suggested, knowing she had to be polite.

3. Неправильная форма глагола
4. Неправильный артикль

23. If the children didn’t come home so late that night, they would have been scolded.

1. Неправильная форма прилагательного
2. Неправильный артикль
3. Неправильная форма инфинитива
4. Неправильная форма глагола

24. He seems to be sleeping for a long time, we should wake him up.

25. It’s time Derek should start looking for the better-paid job.

26.  I watched the car having disappeared down the street.

1. Неправильная форма глагола
2. Неправильная форма существительного
3. Неправильное местоимение
4. Неправильная форма причастия

27.  He saw that the sheep was all grazing in the field.

28.  I’ve been watching this show since her premiere in 2003.

29.  Why can’t you two get …?

1. off

30.  She usually gets … by bus.

2. along

31.  She got … her cold quite quickly.

3. over

4. around

32.  What’s the purpose of your visit to the United States?

1. At the theatre
2. In the cinema

33.  Can I have the bill now?

34.  I'm here to see Shakespeare's famous play "Hamlet".

3. Passport control
4. At the restaurant

35.  The Hunger Games is an American science fiction … directed by Gary Ross and based on the novel of the same name.

1. book

2. the guidance

3. take her younger

sister's place

4. take part

5. fight to the death

6. adventure film

36. The story takes place in a post-apocalyptic future in the nation of Panem, where boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18 must … in The Hunger Games.

37.  The competition is a televised annual event in which the "tributes" are required to … until there is one remaining who will be crowned the victor.

38.  Katniss Everdeen volunteers to … in the games.

39.  Joined by her district's male tribute Peeta Mellark, Katniss travels to the Capitol to train for the Hunger Games under …. of former victor Haymitch Abernathy.

40.  We were still cleaning the house when the guests started to arrive.

1. rebuke
2. calm down
3. motionless
4. as yet

41. The water appeared still from a distance.

42.  Her quiet words still the animal.

43. A man should know where the golden mean is.

1. greedy
2. balance
3. average
4. have in mind

44.  He is mean about money.

45.  What do you mean?

46.  The ​houses on this ​side of the ​street all have odd ​numbers.

1. curious

47.  I had a very odd ​dream about you last ​night.

2. regular
3. ordinary
4. even

48.  I used to do a lot of ​sport, but now I just ​play the odd ​game of ​tennis.

49.  She ​wore a … ​black ​dress.

1. plane

50.  We'll be ​boarding the …. in about 20 ​minutes.

2. plain