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He … the ball hard and this time it... into the back of the net.

hitted, flew

hit, flew

hit, flowed

was hitted, flied

If the Spanish team ... to do so well, they ... the World Cup.

will continue, will be winning

continues, will win

continues, will be won

is continued, will be winning

I don't think your brother... the party. He ... looking at his watch.

enjoys, kept

is enjoying, keeps

was enjoying, had been kept

has been enjoying, is kept

It is difficult … through swamps because of tangled roots and shallow waterways.

to navigate even for small boats

for even small boats to navigate

even small boats for to navigate

even to navigate for small boats

So complicated … that consumers who use a product are seldom aware of where all its components come from.

today trade is international

today international trade is

is international trade today

international trade is today

… great apes, the gibbon is the smallest.

Four of the types of

The four types of

Four types of the

Of the four types of

Most southern state had set up primary school systems by the late eighteenth century, but only in New England … and open to all students.

primary schools were free

were primary schools free

free were primary schools

were free primary schools

… begin their existence as ice crystals over most of the Earth seems likely.

Raindrops

If raindrops

What if raindrops

That raindrops

Scientists cannot agree on … related to other orders of insects.

that fleas are

how fleas are

how are fleas    

fleas that are

 … is a narrow strip of woods along the stream in an open grassland.

Ecologists use the term “gallery forest”

What do ecologists call a “gallery forest”

“Gallery forest” is the term ecologists use

What ecologists call a “gallery forest”

Reinforced concrete is concrete that is strengthened by metal bars …

in it that are embedded

embedded that are in it

are that it embedded in

that are embedded in it

 The Franklin stove, which became common in 1790s, burned wood … an open fireplace.

efficiently much more than

much more efficiently than

much more that efficiently

more efficiently much than

Alfalfa is … for livestock.

a primarily grown crop

grown primarily crop

a crop grown primarily

a grown crop primarily

Not until the seventeenth century … to measure the speed of light.

did anyone even attempt

anyone did even attempt

did anyone attempt even

did even attempt anyone

… of the chamber music is the string quartet.

The famous most form

The most famous form

The form most famous

Most the form famous

Hills known as land islands, or salt domes, are … Louisiana’s marshlands.

extremely interesting features of

of extremely interesting features

interesting extremely features

extremely interesting of features

… industries, such as banking and travel, in which computers are not a convenience but a necessity.

Where some

In some

Some

There are some

 A substance that is harmless to a person who has no allergies can cause mild to serious reactions in a person … allergies.

has

which having

can have

with

The bark of a tree thickens …

with age

it gets older

as older

by age

… seed of a flowering plant is covered by a dense protective coat.

On each

Each

Each of

That each

Energy can be defined as the ability …

do working

to do work

doing work

work to be done

… was one of the most difficult tasks pioneers faced on their journeys west.

Crossing rivers

While crossing rivers

Rivers being crossed

By crossing rivers

The purpose of cost accounting is … involved in producing and selling a good or a service.

as determination of its costs

the costs determined

that determines the costs

to determine the costs

… at home requires only three types of chemicals, several pieces of simple equipment, and running water.

For the development of film

To develop film

When film is developed

In developing film

Power tools require careful handling … injures.

by avoiding

they avoid

to avoid

that avoid

A baby’s first teeth … are generally the lower incisors.

appearance

appear

to appear

in appearing

… for career in dance generally begins at an early age.

People train

That people train

If training

Training

Elfreth’s Alley in Philadelphia is the oldest residential street in the United States with … from 1725.

houses are dated

the dates of the houses

the dating of houses

houses dating

… methane can be used as fuel

It’s produced by the fermentation of organic matter

Produced by the fermentation of organic matter

The production by fermentation of organic matter

The fermentation of organic matter is produced

… developed so rapidly in Alabama primarily because of its rich natural resources.

That heavy industry

Heavy industry

Heavy industry that was

When heavy industry

In order to grow vegetables properly, gardeners must know …

what the requirements for each vegetable are

that the requirements for each vegetable

what are each vegetable’s requirements

that is required by each vegetable

For many years people have wondered … that exists elsewhere in the universe.

that life

life which

whether life

life as it

Frozen orange juice must be packed, …, and stored when the fruit is ripe.

be frozen

must be frozen

frozen

it must be frozen

Roger Williams was a clergyman, … the colony of Rhode island, and an outspoken advocate of religious and political freedom.

founded

the founder of

was the founder of

he founded

Paint can be applied to the surface with rollers, …, or spray guns.

brushes

brushes can be used

with brushes

by brush

Throughout the history, trade routes have increased contact between people, …, and greatly affected the growth of civilization.

have resulted in an exchange of ideas

an exchange of ideas gas resulted

resulted in an exchange of ideas

resulting in an exchange of ideas

Barbara Jordan was the first woman in the South to win an election to the House of Representatives, … as a Congresswoman from Texas from 1973 to 1979.

to serve

served

serving

has served

Atlanta is the commercial, financial, and … of Georgia.

center of administration

administrative center

center of administering

administering center

In 1989 the space probe Voyager 2 … by the planet Neptune.

fly

having flown

flying

flew

Sara Knight … a fascinating account of a journey she made from Boston to New York in 1704.

written

writes

wrote

writing

Porous rocks such as chalk and sandstone allow water … through them.

soaks

is soaked

to soak

can soak

… for their strong fiber include flax and hemp.

Plants are grown

Plants grown

Plants that grow

To grow plants

Geometry is useful … carpentry and navigation.

as in such diverse occupations

such as in diverse occupations

in such diverse occupations as

diverse occupations such as in

… of the early years of space exploration was the discovery of the Van Allen radiation belt in 1958.

Perhaps the greatest triumph

The triumph perhaps greatest

The greatest perhaps triumph

The triumph greatest perhaps

Today … major new products without conducting elaborate market research.

corporations hardly introduce ever

hardly ever corporations introduce

hardly ever introduce corporations

corporations hardly ever introduce

Across the Chesapeake Bay from the rest of the state …, whose farms produce beans, tomatoes, and other green vegetables.

there lies Maryland’s Eastern Shore

lies Maryland’s Eastern Shore

Maryland’s Eastern Shore lies there

Maryland’s Eastern Shore lies

Acidophilus bacteria are … in an acid medium.

those that grew best

those grow best that

that those grow best

grow best those that

Specialty stores, unlike department stores, handle only one line of merchandise … a limited number of closely related lines.

either

but

instead

or

Thomas Eakins studied not only painting … anatomy when he was training to become an artist.

moreover

but also

as well

and

Although topology is the youngest branch of geometry, … is considered the most sophisticated.

but it

so it

it

however it

In 1923 Jean Toomer wrote a book titles Cane which combined fiction … poetry to describe the experience of being black in United States.

and

to

also

or

Endive can be used … as a salad green or as a cooking vegetable.

such

both

either

neither

Glucose does not have to be digested, … it can be put directly into the bloodstream.

so

while

and since

such

Natural fiber comes from either animal … plant sources.

or

otherwise

and

nor

Paint is … used to protect wood.

not only the substance

the substance which is not only

not only a substance which is

not the only substance

When acoustic engineers design a factory, their goal is to suppress sound, … they design a concert hall, their goal is to transmit sound faithfully.

or when

and so

but when

when

Demographers believe most metropolitan areas will continue to grow in … population and area in the future.

moreover

both

together

besides

Most crustaceans live in the sea, … some live in fresh water, and a few have ventured onto land.

both

also

but

and

Wild strawberries are … cultivated strawberries.

not sweeter

not as sweet as

less sweeter than

not sweet as

Sea bass … freshwater bass.

are larger than

the larger the

are as large

than are larger

Automobiles, airplanes, and buses use more energy per passenger …

as do trains

than trains do

trains do

like trains

The larger a drop of water, … its freezing temperature.

the higher is

its higher

higher than its

the highest

… San Diego and San Francisco, Los Angeles has no natural harbor.

Dissimilar

Unlike

Dislike

Different

The water of the Great Salt Lake is … seawater.

saltier than that of

as salty as that of

saltier than

so salty as

A psychosis is a severe mental disorder, … a neurosis.

the most serious

as serious

more serious than

as though serious

The social system of bumblebees is not as complex …

than honeybees

as honeybees

that honeybees are

as that of honeybees

The administration of private colleges is nearly … that of public colleges.

same

just as

the same as

similar

A butterfly … a moth in a number of ways.

is different

different from

the difference is

differs from

The Democratic Party is older than the other major American political party, …

which the Republican party

the Republican party

it is the Republican party

the Republican party is

… relations with friends and acquaintances, play a major role in the social development of adolescents.

What are called peer group relations are

Peer group relations are

Peer group relations, the

By peer group relations, we mean

Joseph Henry, … director of the Smithsonian Institute, was Presidents Lincoln’s advisor on scientific matters.

the first

to be the first

was the first

as the first

The Wasatch Range, … extends from southeastern Idaho into northern Utah.

which is the part of Rocky Mountains,

a part of the Rocky Mountains that

is a part of the Rocky Mountains

a part of the Rocky Mountains, it

… Ruth St. Denis turned to Asian dances to find inspiration for her.

It was the dancer

The dancer

That the dancer

The dancer was

… a vast network of computers that connects many of the world’s businesses, institutions, and individuals, primarily through modems and phone lines.

The Internet,

That the Internet, as

The Internet is

The Internet, which

In 1878 Fredrick W. Taylor invented a concept called scientific management, … of obtaining as much efficiency from workers and machines as possible.

it is a method

a method which

a method

called method

Aerodynamics is the study of the forces … on an object as it moves through the atmosphere.

acting

act

are acting

acted

Norbert Wiener, … mathematician and logician, had an important role in the development of the computer.

who, as a

was both a

whom a

a

Vanilla, … is grown chiefly for its seedpod, which yields a flavoring extract.

a tropical plant of the orchid family that

a tropical plant of the orchid family

it is a tropical plant of the orchid family that

as a tropical plant of the orchid family

The organs of taste are the … which are mainly located on the tongue.

groups of cells, are taste buds

taste buds, are groups of cells

taste buds, these are groups of cells

taste buds, groups of cells

Fearing economic hardship, …

many New Englanders emigrated to the Midwest in the 1820s

emigration from New England to the Midwest took place in the 1820s

it was in the 1820s that many New Englanders emigrated to the Midwest

an emigration took place in the 1820s from New England to the Midwest.

Rich and distinctive in flavor, …

there is in the southern United States a very important nut crop, the pecan

the most important nut crop in the southern United States, the pecan

farmers in the southern United States raise pecans, a very important nut crop

pecans are the most important nut crop in the southern United States

Orbiting from 2.7 to 3.6 billion miles from the Sun, …

the astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto in 1930

Pluto was discovered by the astronomer Clyde Tombaugh in 1930

It was in 1930 that the astronomer Clyde Tombaugh discovered Pluto

The discovery of Pluto was made by Clyde Tombaugh

While living in New Orleans, … the Creole people of Louisiana.

a book of folklore, Bayou Folk, was written by Kate Chopin about

Bayou Folk, a book of folklore, was written by Kate Chopin about

the subject of Kate Chopin’s book Bayou Folk was a folklore of

Kate Chopin wrote Bayou Folk, a book about the folklore of

Named for its founder, … in Ithaca, New York.

in 1865 Ezra Cornell established Cornell University

Cornell University was established in 1865 by Ezra Cornell

it was in 1865 that Cornell University was established by Ezra Cornell

Ezra Cornell established Cornell University in 1865

Unlike most modernist poets, … based on ordinary speech.

Robert Frost’s poems were

the works of Robert Frost were

Robert Frost wrote poems that

the poetry written by Robert Frost was

Early carpenters, having … nails, had to use wooden pegs to secure their constructions.

no

not

without

neither

Until the 1960s, customers could open small savings accounts at U.S. post offices, but that service is … offered.

no longer

not longer

no long

not along

Old Faithful is the most famous but … the most powerful geyser in Yellowstone National Park.

none of

no

nothing

not

A serious study of physics is impossible … a knowledge of mathematics.

not with

no

not having

without

… single person can be said to have invented the computer.

There was not a

Never a

Not one of

No

Early astronomers believed that the fainter a star, …

it was was farther away

the farther away was it

that it was farther away

the farther away it was

Jupiter’s moons can be easily seen through ... binoculars or a small telescope.

either

if

whether

or

Subtropical zones … temperate zones but they still have distinct summer and winter seasons.

that are warmer

warmer

are warmer as

are warmer than

Smaller and flatter than an orange, …

a tangerine is easy to peel and its sections separate readily

the peel of tangerine is easily removed and its sections are readily separated

it’s easy to peel a tangerine and to separate its sections

to peel a tangerine is easy, and its sections can be readily separated

Originally settled by Polynesians around 700 AD, …

Hawaii received its first European visitor in 1778, when Captain James Cook landed there

Hawaii’s first European visitor, Captain Cook, visited Hawaii

in 1778 the first European, Captain James Cook, visited Hawaii

the first European to visit Hawaii was captain James Cook

Like a federal government, …

taxation provides most of the funds for state and local governments as well

state and local governments obtain most of their funds through taxation

through taxation is how state and local governments obtain most of their funds

funds are provided from taxation for state and local governments

Desertification is the creation of deserts where … had existed before.

never

no one

none

not one

The art of landscape architecture is … that of architecture itself.

almost as old as

as almost old

almost as old than

old as almost

Elfego Baca, … legendary Mexican-American folk hero, was a lawman in New Mexico in the late 1880s.

a

who, as a

was a

and he was a

Burning rubber produces an … smoke.

adept

arid

acrid

Anthrax is generally an … of a sheep and cattle, but may also be transmitted to humans.

ailment

aroma

aversion

Turtles … their eggs after they lay them and never see the young.

abandon

appraise

adorn

Perhaps the most … evolutionary development in penguins is a gland that can remove salt from seawater.

arid

astonishing

amiable

Many flowers … in spring.

blend

brace

bloom

The Virgin Islands, located in the Caribbean, have a … climate.

blurry

brittle

balmy

Penicillin can have an … effect on a person who is allergic to it.

adverse

anxious

awkward

Steel is not as … as a cast iron; it doesn’t break as easily.

brisk

brittle

brilliant

The glass factories of Toledo, Ohio … after Michael Owens invented a process that could turn out bottles by the thousands.

barred

bolstered

boomed

The Red Cross and Red Crescent provide relief in case of … such as floods, earthquakes and hurricanes.

clashes

commodities

calamities

When writing a research papers, writers must … the sources they use.

coax

cite

clog

… remarks can offend people.

Charming

Caustic

Clever

Sculptors use hammers and chisels to … statues from stone.

cherish

compel

carve

The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. features a … statue of the sixteenth president created by Daniel Chester French.

colossal

caustic

casual

Artists of the so-called “Ashcan School” of American art portrayed their subjects in a … fashion that concealed none of the flaws.

candid

choice

charming

The use of seat belts is … many states, failure to wear them may result in fines.

covert

cruel

compulsory

Automated teller machines provide a … means of banking twenty-four hours a day.

cordial

crooked

convenient

Trouble-shooting is the process of indentifying and … problems.

conceding

coping with

craving

The snow on the mountaintop was … in the bright morning sun.

dazzling

dogged

dim

Roses have a … beauty.

dense

delicate

dire

An odometer is a … for measuring distance.

device

delusion

dwelling

The amount of open space has … as more and more land is developed.

dominated

dwindled

dispersed

A person who has been accused of a crime cannot be forced to … any information that is self-incriminating.

divulge

desist

disperse

Richard Byrd and his pilot Floyd Bennett undertook a … flight to the North Pole in May of 1926.

daring

defiant

distinct

All bookkeeping systems have certain advantages and certain …

drawbacks

delusions

downfalls

A carburetor … air into an engine and mixes it with fuel.

desists

draws

dots

In 1906 much of San Francisco was destroyed by an earthquake and the fires that …

evaded

ensued

encountered

Riding a roller coaster is … experience.

an exhilarating

a fancy

a feeble

In the United States, citizens are … to vote at the age of eighteen.

fitting

elderly

eligible

A common carrier is a company that provides public transportation for a …

fee

fable

flaw

People make more mistakes when they are … than when they are fresh.

exhaustive

eminent

fatigued

The 26 miles long Boston Marathon is a … foot race.

gorgeous

grueling

hasty

Think it over for a while; don’t make a … decision.

genuine

gullible

hasty

Gorillas look ferocious but actually are quite … creatures,

gaudy

gentle

gorgeous

At Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, the Potomac River has a cut picturesque … through the Blue Ridge Mountains.

grip

glory

gap

Wool from different sheep, or even wool from different parts of the same sheep, is not all of the same …

harmony

grade

hardship

Many people feel that Hawaii has an almost … climate.

idle

impartial

ideal

Jesse James was an … outlaw, well known as a bank robber and a gun fighter.

inept

ingenuous

infamous

A virus is so … that it can be seen only with an electron microscope.

infinite

intricate

infinitesimal

The equator is … line running around the center of the Earth.

an imaginative

a jagged

an imaginary

Medieval books called bestiaries contained pictures and descriptions of … creatures such as unicorns and dragons.

mandatory

lax

mythical

Parents often sing to children to … them to sleep.

lurk

lure

lull

One of the … exhibits of Impressionism art is found at the Art Institute of Chicago.

mildest

most memorable

most lucid

The black clouds of gathering thunderstorm look quite …

ominous

negligible

overcast

Pulitzer Prizes are awarded to … journalists, novelists, poets and other writers.

objective

outstanding

notorious

The town planning commission said that their financial … for the next fiscal year was optimistic; they expect increased tax revenues.

outlook

oversight

notion

The new play was so successful that the demand for the tickets was …

odd

overwhelming

negligible

Turquoise is not valuable enough to be classified as a … stone.

perpetual

pale

precious

X-rays cannot … lead.

provoke

penetrate

pursue

Trade with Britain and the West Indies allowed colonial seaports such as Boston to …

postpone

provoke

prosper

Motorists can be fined for driving …

recklessly

reliably

rigidly

Wetlands provide … for many species of birds, reptiles, mammals, and amphibians.

riddles

refuge

rugged

Musicians have … before performing.

rehearse

resent

recollect

… materials have less economic value than processed materials.

Raw

Rash

Renowned

Many medieval stories dealt with …, such as the story of the search for the Holy Grail.

quarrels

quandaries

quests

The Tennessee Valley Authority helped bring cheap electricity to farmers in the … South.

reliable

rural

rugged

Quite logically, early roads in North America tended to follow the … of rivers.

remedies

routes

quandaries

… workers are more valuable to employers than beginners.

Shrill

Seasoned

Sluggish

A home aquarium should … a fish’s natural habitat as closely as possible.

soak

simulate

salvage

Severe thunderstorms may … tornadoes.

spoil

strive

spawn

Salt can be used to keep oil from …

struggling

spoiling

stalling

According to studies, most people who divorce … remarry.

specifically

subsequently

stubbornly

The geographical center of he North American continent is a … near Drake, North Dakota.

spot

stage

summit

Many people find chocolate …

tempting

tender

telling

… such as hair color and eye color are inherited genetically form one’s parents.

Traits

Tangles

Tints

To be fair, laws must be … applied to all persons.

urgently

vaguely

uniformly

In his novel The Red Badge of Courage, Steven Crane … describes a Civil War battle.

vividly

uniformly

vitally

The Great Plains cover … area.

a vast

a viable

an ultimate

The airline … It sent me to Atlanta but my luggage to Montreal.

buttressed

baffled

blundered

I... that our conversation ...

wasn’t realized, was being recorded

didn’t realize, has been recorded

didn’t realize, was being recorded

hadn’t realized, had recorded

New working methods ... by 2007, and they ... in higher earnings of the workers.

are introduced, will result

will be introduced

will have been introduced, will result

will have introduced, will be resulting

Mike warned us that we... bathe in the rivers as they... full of piranhas — a South American fish with sharp teeth.

can’t, were

couldn’t, were

couldn’t, have been

can’t had been

It's almost impossible ... boys ... soldiers.

to forbid, to play

forbid, play

to forbid, playing

forbidding, playing

We suggested sleeping in hotels but the children ... out.

were anxious camping

have been anxious to camp

were anxious to camp

have been anxious camping

I wish they ... to the weather forecast and ... in such stormy weather.

had listened, hadn’t sailed

have listened, haven’t sailed

would listen, wouldn’t have sailing

has listened, wouldn’t have sailed

A few days ago I received ... letter from Julia.

a ten-page's

a ten-page

a tenth-page

a ten pages

A man armed with a shotgun escaped with rings and bracelets worth ... dollars.

fifty-five thousands

fifty-five thousand

fifty-fifth thousand of

fifty-five thousands of

1. With Mars so active, there is no time to … things easy this month.
2. A family crisis may take you by … so watch out for any signs of frustration in your partner and kids.
3. When an argument does happen, try to keep … head.
4. I’m not terribly impressed by John’s achievements but, on the … his work is better than we expected.
5. The pilot made an … landing when he noticed that one of the engines was on fire.
6. When the snake bit Mike in the forest, he knew he was … serious danger.
7. Hello? Yes, I’d like to … an appointment for tomorrow with Dr Fletcher, please.
8. My grandfather’s over 95 and is … pretty poor health these days.
9. I was told to … the medicine three times a day, before meals.
10. I can’t choose … chocolate cake and fruit salad.
11. The problem with drinks like that is they’re full … sugar.
12. Most people associate English food … fish and chips and shepherd’s pie.
13. There’s a lack … good restaurants round here.
14. The meat was well cooked, but the sauce was totally lacking … flavor.
15.  Everyone complimented her … the wonderful buffet she laid on.
16.  Get me some chewing gum when you go to the shop, … you?
17. There are some differences … British and American English.
18. Everything can be explained. There’s a reason … everything.
19. If I give you a camera, can you take a photograph … me?
20. Money isn’t the solution … every problem.
21. There has been an increase … the amount of traffic using this road.
22. When I opened the envelope, I was delighted to find a cheque … $500.
23. The advantage … having a car is that you don’t have to rely on public transport.
24. I don’t have much contact … Bill now.
25. What was the answer … question 3 in the test?
26.  There’s not really much point waiting, … there?
27.  Nobody seems to like Jessica, … they?
28.  I’m not making much sense now, … I?
29.  Somebody left the door open, … they?
30.  Could you tell me what the letters “CJD” stand …?
31.  They’re planning to tear … the old cinema and build a new shopping center on the land.
32.  I’d love to be able to visit every country … the world.
33.  See you … August!
34. See you … Tuesday!
35. See you … eight o’clock!
36.  “Have you read any books … Margaret White?” “No, I’ve never heard of her.”
37. Tim is away at the moment. He’s … holiday.
38. You’ve got a dirty mark … your cheek.
39.  Bombay is … the west coast of India.
40. Have you ever been … Tokyo?
41. I’ve been delighted … the present you gave me.
42. It was very nice … you to do my shopping for me.
43. Linda doesn’t look very well. I’m worried … her.
44. Are you angry … what happened?
45. Are you really as healthy … you think?
46. Jill starts her new job next week. She’s quite excited … it.
47. I’m sorry … the smell of paint in this room.
48. We’ve got plenty to eat. The fridge is full … food.
49. She is very honest person. I don’t think she’s capable … telling a lie.
50. He’s very selfish. He doesn’t care … other people.
51. Are you hungry? Would you care … something to eat?
52. Please let me borrow your camera. I promise I’ll take good care that.
53. Three students were suspected … cheating in the examination.
54. When you paid the hotel bill, did you pay … cash?

Put the words in brackets in the right form.

55. I didn’t remember … for telephone and my line was cut off. (pay)
56. Just as I … for the meal, the manager came and said there was an error in my bill. (pay)
57. … for something expensive is never a nice experience. (pay)
58. Peter had a horrible car crash. He seems … for all his careless driving. (pay)
59. Why is it taking him so long? He may … for some overdue bills. (pay)
60. Look at this Mercedes. He must … loads of money for his last book. (pay)
61. He admitted that he … over five hundred dollars for that ring. (pay)
62. Before the holiday we didn’t realize that we … so much for the hotels. (pay)
63. Where … when I saw you on the bus last night? (you/go)
64. It is no use … him now. He is at work. (call)
65. You ought … languages if you want to succeed in the future. (learn)
66. I don’t know why he was arrested, he may … doing something wrong. (see)
67. The minister failed … the press that his decision is right. (convince)
68. Look! The birds appear … on water. (float)
69. I was made … my word. (regret)
70. We saw the girl … to steal some sweets in the supermarket. (try)
71. Teachers don’t approve of students … during tests. (cheat)
72. … the film? (you/enjoy)
73. Elvis … famous for the song Blue Suede Shoes. (become)
74. I’ve never been to Iceland but I’d like …there. (go)
75.  When we shared the room, Zoe … my things. It was so annoying. (always take)
76. It’s the first time …an octopus! (I/ever/eat)
77. Sandy … his sister since she went to university. (not see)
78.  … the book yet so I can’t tell you what happens. (I/not finished)
79. I wouldn’t recommend … in this restaurant. (eat)
80. Carol’s parents encouraged her …hard at school. (study)
81.  The film was very sad. It made me…. (cry)
82. The robber denied … the money. (steal)
83. I don’t enjoy … very much. (drive)
84. I don’t want … out tonight. (go)
85. I can’t afford … out tonight. (go)
86. Has it stopped … yet? (rain)
87. The burglar got in because I forgot … the window. (shut)
88. The criminal admitted … fifteen cars. (steal)
89.  I hoped … the office earlier. (leave)
90. I regretted … such an expensive thing. (buy)
91. Young people nowadays expect to have a lot of .... (depend)
92. When I was in trouble she was very …. (help)
93. He can’t work on his own, he need a lot of .... (guide)
94. You have to do it and I won’t tolerate … . (obey)
95. Collect all your … and get out of here! (possess)
96. The new school has all the facilities for …. (able)
97. His attitude is totally …. – I don’t know what he wants. (comprehend)
98. The cakes looked so delicious that I found them absolutely …. (resist)
99. This monument … all those who died in the Warsaw uprising. (memory)
100. This dress is too short, we must … it. (long)

Тест по методике английского языка

1. Соотнесите конкретизированные типы коммуникативных задач (1-4) с основными функциями иноязычного общения (А-Р)

1. Информационно-познавательная
2. Регулятивная
3. Ценностно-ориентационная
4. Конвенциональная

              А) обращение

Б) Одобрение

В) объяснение

Г) совет

Д) запрос информации

Е) подтверждение

Ж) описание

З) критика

И) убеждение

К) поздравление

Л) выражение просьбы

М) сообщение информации

Н) рассказ

О) запрещение

П) возражение

Р) выражение мнения

2. Соотнесите типы трудностей аудирования с их содержанием

1. Трудности, связанные с особенностями акта слушания и речевой деятельности слушающего
2. Трудности, связанные с особенностями речи говорящего
3. Трудности, связанные с особенностями культуры страны изучаемого языка

А) темп речи

Б) незнакомые слова

В) реалии страны изучаемого языка

Г) омонимические грамматические формы

Д) культурно маркированная лексика

Е) индивидуальная манера речи

Ж) фоновая лексика

З) лексическая омонимия

И) имена исторических персонажей, названия населенных пунктов

К) тембр голоса

Л) знание широкого контекста

М) количество прослушиваний

Н) источник информации

3. Определите целесообразную последовательность включения в педагогический процесс следующих источников информации

А) видеофильм

Б)речь преподавателя плюс диафильм

В) аудиозапись (незнакомый голос)

Г) радио

Д) речь преподавателя

Е) диафильм плюс незнакомый голос

Ж) аудиозапись (речь преподавателя)

З) речь преподавателя плюс картинная наглядность

4. Организуйте в целесообразной последовательности действия учителя и учащихся, направленные на осмысление содержания текста для аудирования в 7 классе

1. Изложение основного содержания текста

2. повторное аудирование текста

3. снятие языковых и смысловых трудностей

4. тест для проверки общего понимания

5. первое прослушивание текста

6. беседа с учащимися с целью выявления дефицита знаний по вопросу , затронутому в тексте

7. беседа с целью уточнения основных смыслов текста

8. высказывания учащихся по проблеме текста.

5. Выделите индуктивный путь работы над диалогической речью из приведенных ниже описаний

А) обучение диалогической речи начинается с овладения диалогом-образцом, освоения его основных элементов путем вычленения диалогических реплик и варьирования их в новых комбинациях

Б) обучение диалогической речи начинается с усвоения отдельных реплик диалога путем их соединения в диалогическом едичнстве и подключения в целые диалоги, составленные на основе учебно-речевых  ситуаций с помощью разнообразных опор, побудительных реплик учителя.

6. Соотнесите указанные виды упражнений (А-М) с соответствующими уровнями формирования диалогической речи (1-4)

1 уровень

2 уровень

3 уровень

4 уровень

А) односторонний диалог-расспрос

Б) составление по аналогии официально-ритуального диалога-договора (встреча, знакомство и т.д.)

В) двусторонний диалог расспрос типа «А у вас?», «А ты?»

Г) драматизация диалогического текста

Д) воспроизведение по памяти диалога-образца

Е) серия условно-речевых упражнений или учебный разговор

Ж) обсуждение прочитанного или прослушанного текста в форме диалога, полилога

З) видоизменение диалога-образца с лексическими заменами в связи с новой ситуацией

И) ролевые игры по развернутому плану-сценарию

К) построение диалога по образцу заученного диалога-образц

7. Из приведенных ниже упражнений выберите речевые

А) Если ты делаешь то же самое, подтверди

Б) Сообщи кратко своему однокласснику о предстоящем собрании

В) Вырази несогласие на основе ЛСС

Г) Я знаю, что ты много читаешь. Что ты посоветуешь мне прочитать?

Д) Я встаю утром в 7 часов, а ты?

Е) Спроси своего друга, что он будет делать сегодня вечером.

Ж) Если к нам в город приедет делегация из другой страны, что вы им покажете?

8. Организуйте учебные действия учащихся в 8 классе на трех занятиях, направленные на овладение устной темой «Путешествия» на этапах совершенствования навыков и развития речевого умения

1 занятие

2 занятие

3 занятие

1) рассказ о путешествии по опорным словам

2) изложение основного содержания прочитанного текста

3) беседа на основе прочитанного текста

4) Рассказ по серии юмористических картин

5) аудирование рассказа учителя по теме

6) высказывания учащихся по ситуации на уровне сверхфразового единства

7) чтение тематического текста

8) беседа на основе текста для аудирования

9. Соотнесите указанные виды упражнений (А-И) с соответствующими уровнями монологического высказывания

1 уровень

2 уровень

3 уровень

4 уровень

А) Что ты думаешь об этом фильме?

Б) Опиши картинку

В) Объясни, почему ты не любишь собирать почтовые марки.

Г) на основе серий фотографий расскажи о своей поезде на юг.

Д) У меня дома есть собака, а у тебя?

Е) Расскажи, что тебе понравилось в этом фильме?

Ж) Летом я поеду в деревню, а ты?

З) Расскажи своим одноклассникам о своей поездке в Англию.

И) Дай совет своему другу, который собирается поехать в Торонто в    языковую школу. Ты однажды был там.

10. Какому виду чтения соответствует указанный слева объем информации

1. Общее содержание, основная тема

2. Послание текста и факты, аргументирующие отношение автора

3. основные факты в логической последовательности

А) изучающее чтение

Б) ознакомительное чтение

В) просмотровое чтение

11. Расположите задания (А-М) соответственно действиям, составляющим основу чтения как вида речевой деятельности

1. Звуко-буквенное соотнесение

2. Морфолого-синтаксический анализ предложения

3. Антиципация основного содержания текста

4. Вычленение единиц основной информации

5. Сокращение текста

6. Интерпретация текста

А) прочитайте заголовок и скажите, какова основная тема рассказа

Б) прочитайте абзац и найдите предложение, в котором дана оценка поведению героя.

В) прочитайте слово и скажите, сколько в нем звуков и букв.

Г) прочитайте последний абзац и скажите, какое содержание может предшествовать данному выводу.

Д) скажите, что во внешности героя вызывает симпатию к нему

Е) выделите действия, совершенные персонажем

Ж) прочитайте абзац и передайте его содержание в виде телеграммы

З) прочитайте предложение и определите подлежащее и сказуемое

И) прочитайте текст и расположите в хронологическом порядке действия в тексте

К) прочитайте текст и подчеркните предложения, которые помогают понять заголовок и его смысл.

Л) прочитайте сложное предложение и объясните способы соподчинения его простых предложений

М) прочитайте слова и скажите, какими буквами обозначен звук…

12. Соотнесите понятия с их определениями

А) письмо

Б) письменная речь

1) процесс письменного выражения мыслей

2) общение в письменной форме

3) система графических знаков

4) процесс соотнесения зрительных образов со звукомоторными и с их значением

5) умение сочетать слова в письменной форме для выражения своих мыслей в связи с потребностями общения

6) графика, орфография,запись.

7) фиксация устной речи с помощью графических знаков

13. Соотнесите типы уроков с содержанием деятельности на уроке.

1 тип –формирование речевых навыков

2 тип- совершенствование речевых навыков

3 тип- развитие речевого умения

А) основное содержание учебной деятельности учащихся составляют высказывания по теме на основе разнообразных содержательных и смысловых опор в основном иллюстративных, а также межтемное общение в процессе решения довольно сложных коммуникативных задач

Б) ознакомление и тренировка лексического и грамматического материала на основе выполнения условно-речевых упражнений. Работа проводится устно

В) работа в основном ведется на основе «разговорного текста», который выступает как содержательная база говорения. Основное содержание работы составляет выполнение условно-речевых и частично речевых упражнений. Выражая свое отношение к прочитанному, учащиеся решают новые коммуникативные задачи путем комбинирования усваиваемого речевого материала с ранее изученным.

14. Соотнесите цели обучения активной и пассивной лексике

1-активная лексика

2-пассивная лексика

А) обеспечить учащимся возможность выражать свои мысли понимать мысли других в письменной и устной речи

Б) обеспечить учащимся возможность выражать свои мысли в устной речи

В) обеспечить учащимся возможность выражать свои мысли в диалогической речи , а также понимать читаемое

Г) обеспечить сохранение в долговременной памяти графического образа слова

Д) обеспечить учащимся возможность узнавать и понимать слова в процессе чтения и аудирования

Е) сформировать способность догадываться о значении слова по его структуре

Ж) обеспечить учащимся возможность выражать свои мысли в письменной форме

15. Организуйте учебные действия учащихся 6 класса с цель. Усвоения активной лексики

А) учитель проверяет понимание значения слова

Б) учащиеся выполняют подстановочные упражнения

В) учитель знакомит с новым словом в микротексте

Г) учащиеся выполняют имитационные упражнения

Д) учащиеся высказываются по микроситуации

Е) учащиеся высказывают одну законченную мысль

Ж) учащиеся отвечают на вопросы учителя, используя новые слова

16. Какие из приведенных ниже приемов соответствуют принципу сознательности на этапе ознакомления с новым грамматическим материалом

А) использование правил (правило-обобщение, правило-инструкция, ориентирующее замечание)

Б) сопоставление двух языков (иностранного и родного) с целью выявления сходств и различий

В) демонстрация речевого образца

Г) сопоставление внутри языка и опора на сходные элементы в ранее изученном материале

Д)выполнение действий по аналогии с речевым образцом

Е)использование перевода на родной язык

Ж) выполнений действий на схему, таблицу

З) выделение объектов усвоения

17. Организуйте в необходимой последовательности учебные действия, направленные на ознакомление и тренировку грамматического материала на двух уроках

1 урок

2 урок

А) комбинирование

Б)подстановка

В)восприятие и осмысление

Г)трансформация

Д)имитация

18. Организуйте в необходимой последовательности учебные действия, направленные на овладение иноязычным произношением

А) многократное произнесение фразы

Б)восприятие учащимися на слух фразы

В) вычленение учителем особо трудного звука, пояснение его артикуляции

Г)осмысление учащимися фразы (на основе средств наглядности или перевода)

Д) многократное воспроизведение звука учащимися

Е) проговаривание слова, содержащего новый звук

Ж) вычленение учителем подлежащего фонетической обработке слова

19. Соотнесите данные требования с отдельными средствами обучения

1- учебник

2-ситуативная картинка

3-видеофильм

А) аутентичность

Б)практичность

В) эстетическое оформление

Г) соответствие возрасту

Д) новизна сюжета

Е) речевой характер упражнений

Ж) коммуникативная направленность  процесса усвоения

З) комплексная реализация целей обучения

И) развитие познавательного интереса

К) взаимосвязанное обучение всем видам речевой деятельности

Л) всестороннее развитие личности

20. Какие из предложенных положений выражают суть апроксимального подхода к обучению иноязычному произношению.

А) включение в фонетический минимум всех звуков, звукосочетаний, фонетических явлений и интонационных моделей

Б) ограничение количества звуков и интонационных моделей, подлежащих отработке в специальных упражнениях

В) предъявление минимальных требований к иноязычному произношению

Г) проведение сопоставительного анализа фонетических систем родного и иностранного языка

Д) приблизительное артикулирование некоторых звуков