1. I’m taking my sister out as she any sun for a long time

10-sinflar uchun test
1. I’m taking my sister out as she ___ any
sun for a long time.
A) hasn’t had B) haven’t had C) hadn’t
been
D) will have
2. He ___ ill for three months already.
A) was B) has been C) is
D) have been
3. Who goes sightseeing?
A) Nina does. B) We shall. C) We did.
D) I did.
4. I usually ___ a blouse and jeans at
home, but today I ___ on a new
dress.
A) wear/have put B) have worn/have put
C) wore/has put D) wears/has put
5. What ___ the president ___?
-He ___ a contract.
A) does/do/has signed B) is/doing/is
signing
C) will/do/was signing D) is/ going to
do/would sign
6. Look! The cat ___ your cutlet.
A) is eating B) was eating C) eats
D) has been eating
7. You look pale. You ___ too hard these
days.
A) have been working B) worked C) were
working
D) work
8. What ___ you ___ since I saw you last?
A) do/do B) are/doing
C) have/been doing D) did/do
9. It is 8.30. Ben and Ann ___ breakfast.
A) have B) are having C) is having
D) was having E) were having
10. She ___ a journalist nowadays.
A) are B) was C) is D) were
11. You ___ always ___ your things. Put
them into their bag.
A) are/losing B) -/lost
C) have/lost D) shall/have been losing
12. What place ___ the youth of our
country occupy in all branches
now?
A) did B) shall C) is
D) does
13. I ___ home for lunch on Mondays. I
have lunch in the canteen.
A) didn’t go B) was going C) don’t go
D) doesn’t go
14. You can’t hide the truth ….. me!
A. across B. against C. off D. from
15. Ann was ashamed … herself for stealing the money.
A. of B. for C. on D. at
16. Have you noticed that Croline has started to …. a bit strangely recently?
A. bully B. behave C. regret D. upset
17. Bob joined the ……. about six years old.
A. ambition B. fame C. pension D. company
18. My grandfather stopped working two years ago and now he gets
a …. .

1. 
   Pressure B. leader C. pension D. department
   

Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (19-21).
A "SISSY" OR A "TOM-BOY"
In most societies differences in play between boys and girls are not merely
expected, but actively encouraged. In our own culture, only very young boys may be
allowed to play with their sisters' dolls occasionally without ridicule or remonstrance.
And even they are rarely given dolls of their own, although teddies and stuffed
animals may be allowed. A seven-year-old boy who enjoys tucking teddies up in cots
is likely to be ridiculed if he does it too often. Similarly, girls do enjoy playing with toy
cars and train sets, but are rarely given these as presents. Older girls particularly are
discouraged from playing boisterous games and may be labelled "torn-boys" if they
do not conform to the quieter, gentler, less aggressive activities expected of them.
Boys who abstain from rough games, or prefer reading or playing the piano are in
danger of being labelled "sissy".