2012 yilning testlar. 101 varianti. Variant №101 Liz encouraged me away my old running shoes with holes and got me to buy a new pair
Why did the writer become a market research telephone interviewer?
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34. Why did the writer become a market research telephone interviewer? A) it was the first job that he was offered B) he had the right university degree C) he had completely run out of money 0) he knew it was only for six months 35. The writer had doubts about the company when... A) they told him he wouldn’t receive payment for his training. B) they told him he didn’t need any training. C) he was told what the hourly rate would. D) be they only offered him a week of training.
A) silent and dirty B) untidy and crowded C) charming and comfortable D) fashionable and pleasant VARIANT № 107 1. His pale appearance made a bad ... on everybody. A) impression B) to impress C) impressive D) impressed
A) sooner B) as soon as C) the sooner D) the soonest
A) children they have B) they do have children' C) do they have children D) children do they have
A) along B) to C) over ' D) across 8. I try to be in with my neighbors, but the woman...next door is not very friendly. A) living B) lived C) having lived D) fives 9. It was often very cold during the years I spent in Sweden, and... winter the temperatures fell to around - 30 degrees Celsius during the day. A) some В) a C) one 0) the 10. The exam had been a difficult one,... I didn’t expect to get a good mark. A) but B) so C) however D) although 11. The cottage was beautiful and the smell of... roses filled each room. A) freshness B) freshen C) freshly D) fresh 12. We are sorry to inform you that our firm.... We apologize for any inconvenience. A) closes B) will dose C) had closed 0) has been dosed
A) had cooked B) cooked C) has been cooking D) is cooking
A) on B) for C) In D) to 15. When Tom’s aunt sent him off to school, he sometimes would go part of the way and then turn ... and go to the river to swim. A) inside B) outside C) aside 0) side 16. I’ll have to convince him that I’m telling... truth. A) a B) the C) an D)- 17. If the Troyans hadn’t taken the wooden horse into Troy, the Greeks... the city. A) had not captured B) would not capture C) didn't capture D) wouldn’t have captured
A) sat B) are sitting C) sit D) have been sitting 19. Humor can ease the trials and tribulations of life. Sometimes we... to be able to laugh at ourselves. A) must B) should C) has D) have 20. My roommate never... things back in their place during my college years. A) used putting B) was used to put C) didn't use to put D) used to put
A) few B) a few C) a little D) lots 22. I've found your house without... difficulty. A) no B)none C)any D)some 23. They were dose friends... the difference in their age. A) in spite B) although C) despite D) even though 24. This year there has been... demand for videos than last year. A) much B) fewer C) less D) little 25. Look! You... use the stairs. There is a lift over there. A) don't have to B) can’t C) mustn’t D) may not 26. The river flooded because it... raining heavily for weeks. A) would be B) is C) was D) had been Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for the gaps 27-28 in the text. Many people think that Alaska is always cold, but it isn't. Ocean winds (27) ... warm air to the outer parts, so they are (28).... The inside part of the state has cold winters but summers can be hot. 27. A) are bringing B) brings C) bring D) will bring 28. A) calm B) severe C) mild D) peaceful Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for the gaps 29-31 in the text. London is situated on the river Thames about forty miles from its (29).... It is divided into two unequal portions (30)... the river; the more important, with most of the chief buildings (31)... on the north and south banks. 29. A) leg B) shoulder C) arm D) mouth 30. A) with B) at C) by D) near 31. A) to stand B) stood C) stand D) standing Read the text. Then choose the correct answer to questions 32-33. The best present I got on my 16th birthday was the chance to play the National Lottery. I was really jealous of my parents and my older friends who put a bet on every week, so when I became old enough, I couldn't wait to try it. I picked a set of numbers and from then on I used the same ones every time I played. My school exams finished on 13th June, so to celebrate, I put £3 on a Lottery ticket. That evening, just Mum and I were at home watching the numbers being drawn on TV. As the numbers were called, my heart started pounding as I matched them to my ticket. "Mum. I've won the Lottery!", -1 shouted. We were so shocked we couldn’t speak! Dad came home from work and I made him check the numbers too, just to make sure we weren't going mad. But even after he'd checked them, I still wouldn't allow myself to believe it, until finally I nervously dialed the number on the back of my ticket. "Well, Mr. Selby, at the moment it looks as if you’ve got a winning ticket. Go to your regional center and they’ll confirm it". 32. Why did Selby start playing the Lottery? A) He wanted to celebrate his birthday B) He knew his family needed money C) People around him were playing. D) He had carefully chosen a set of numbers.
A) he dialed the number on the back of his ticket. B) he went to an office in Lottery. C) he watched the numbers being drawn on TV. D) his father checked the winning numbers.
A) It only cools the indoor air. B) It sometimes cleans the air. C) It controls the indoor environment. D) It changes climatic condition.
A) They are sleepy and exhausted. B) They feel active and not so tired. C) They make more mistakes. D) They enjoy fresh air.
A) a person who works for somebody B) a person who gives lectures C) a person that employs other people D) the owner of the company
A) then B) from C) as D) than 2. I’ve noticed that... Spanish eat a lot of vegetables. A) - В) a C) the D) an 3. Sea water is salty. If the oceans consisted of fresh water, there... plenty of water to irrigate all deserts in the world A) is B) would be C) was D) will be 4. The boy who got good marks was suspected cheating. A) for B) by C) of D) about 5. - It's supposed to rain tomorrow. -1 know, but the weather forecast... be wrong. They are far from 100 percent accuracy. A) ought B) needn’t C) doesn’t have to D) could 6. If either of my brothers... the race, I will be happy. A) win B) will win C) wins D) won 7. - Have you posted the invitations? - Yes, they... already been posted. A) has B) had C) have D) were 8. Luise showed great... with me when I was ill and irritable. A) patiently B) patient C) impatiently D) patience 9. It is very hard to earn money. Mind, don't waist it for... things you don't need. A) being bought B) to buy C) buy D) buying 10. "Where did you learn English?" she asked me. She asked me where... English. A) did I learn В) I had learned C) you had learned D) I learned
A) whom B) that C) who D) when 12. Martin Luther King... for civil rights for more than a decade when he received the Noble Peace Prize in 1964. A) has been working B) had been working C) worked D) was working
A) little B) a little C) few D) a few 14. The teacher always makes the children... in their seats. A) staying B) to stay C) stayed D) stay 15. This list of names appears.... so no more names need to be added. A) completely B) completion C) completedly D) complete
A) no B) none C) any D) - 17. Let me explain what you have to do. First you take the photos and sort them into categories. Then you ... them according to subject. A) filed B) have filed C) are filing D) file 18. The wind was blowing so hard that people on the road could... stand on their feet. A) hard B) harder C) hardest D) hardly 19. She managed to do everything yesterday only because she... cook. A) didn’t have to B) mustn’t C) couldn’t D) had to 20. The famous actress doesn’t respond... questions about her personal life. A) at B) on C) to D) for 21. He asked me, 'Will you be able to come to the reception?" He asked me... to come to the reception. A) will you be able B) if I will be able C) whether I would be able D) would you be able
A) may B) will C) shall D) can 23. The stay begins on... quiet afternoon at the end of July. A) the B) an C) - D) a 24. - These flowers are great. - They... to me yesterday by one of my fans. A) were sent B) had been sent C) were sending D) sent
A) too little B) too few C) so little D) as little 26. I’ve just had a letter with the date... I have to go into hospital for my operation. A) when B) where C) why D) which Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for the gaps 27-28 in the text. Thomas Edison, the inventor of the electric light (27)..., said that his best ideas came to him in dreams. So (28) the great physicist Albert Einstein. 27. A) bulb B) balloon C) fire D) candle 28. A) has B) did C) does D) said Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for the gaps 29-31 in the text. Hunters wear orange and other bright (29)... in order to be as noticeable as possible, and there by avoid (30)... by other hunters (31)... mistake. 29. A) shoes B) colors C) guns D) boots 30. A) being shot B) to be shot C) be shot D) shooting 31. A) for B) by C) on D) with
Carnegie Hall once again has the quality of sound that it had when it was first built. Carnegie Hall owes its existence to Andrew Carnegie, the wealthy owner of a steel company in the late 1800s. The hall was finished in 1891 and quickly gained a reputation as an excellent performing arts hall where accomplished musicians gained fame. Despite its reputation, however, the concert hall suffered from several renovations over the years. During the Great Depression, when fewer people could afford to attend performances, the directors sold part of the building to commercial businesses. The renovations seriously damaged the acoustical quality of the hall. But now the builders restored the hall to its original appearance and it has never sounded better, and its prospects for the future have never looked more promising. 32. The passage is mainly about... A) more and more people attending the concert hall. B) changes to Carnegie Hall. C) the appearance of Carnegie Hall. D) the Great Depression years.
A) mayor of New York City 8) a musician C) a steel mill owner D) an architect
A) Skins B) Wood C) Cloth D) Silk 35. Approximately how long have high-heeled shoes been worn? A) 600 years B) 100 years C) 300 years D) 500 years
A) the part of a sock B) the higher part of a shoe under the heel of your foot C) the back part of your foot D) a type of covering for the foot
A) many numerous B) the most numerous C) most numerous of D) most numerous
A) is studying B) have been studying C) study D) had studied
A) a few less B) any less C) any more D) much less 5. That’s the old lady... brother won the Nobel Prize. A) whose B) whom C) who D) that 6. Mrs. Curry was shown two ready-made suits, but she didn’t like ... of them. A) either B) some C) neither D) every 7. The river is the main transportation route in the region, with many ancient cities ... its banks. A) along B) over C) across D) to 8. In 1938 Pearl S. Buck became the first American ... to receive the Noble Prize for Literature. A) woman B) women C) woman’s D) women’s 9. Ann was feeling ill last night. She ... leave the party early. A) had to B) must C) may D) ought to 10. I wouldn’t feel so cold in winter if our heating... property. A) would be working B) would work C) worked D) is working
A) At the end B) By the end C) In the end D) To the end
A) didn’t know B) wouldn’t know C) won’t know D) hadn’t known
A) that B) what C) when D) who 14. Sally spent six month out of... work. A) a B)some C)- D)the 15. Alice is out of job now. She isn’t interested in... for a new job. A) looked B) has been looking C) being looked D) looking
A) a little B)any C) a few D) few 17. If you keep a horseshoe in your house, it’ll bring you... luck!. A) the В) a C) an D) - 18. ‘England won’t win the tournament." He doesn't think England... the tournament. A) will win B) wins C) won D) would win 19. I like both of them, but I think Tim is... to talk to. A) easiest B) easier C) easy D) the easiest 20. The actress suddenly felt ill while she... so the ambulance was called to the theatre. A) was being interviewed B) being interviewed C) was interviewing D) interviewed
A) didn't turn B) weren’t turning C) haven’t turned D) hadn’t turned
A) let we B) don't we C) let us D) shall we 23. She is a good story teller, I can't help... to her whenever I can. A) be listened B) listening C) listen D) to listen 24. The park gates... at 6.30 p.m. every evening. A) had been locked, B) are locked C) is locked D) were locking
A) had been locked B) were locking C) is locked D) are locked
A) careful B) careless C) carefully D) carelessly 26. - How are things with you, Daniel? - Fine. I... a very interesting job. A) have been offered B) will offer C) were offered D) offered
The fur trade is an issue which arouses strong feelings. On the one hand, fur farmers and sellers are fighting (27)... to continue producing fur goods, and, on the other hand, people concerned about (28)... rights are trying to get the trade stopped. 27. A) to be allowed B) to allow C) allow D) be allowed 28. A) animal B) traders’ C) farmers’ D) human Read the passage and choose the correct answer for the gaps 29-31 in the text. The Washington National Monument is a tapering shaft or obelisk (29)... white marble, 555 feet five and one-eighth inches (30)... In 1833. the Washington National Monument Society was organized “for the purpose of (31) ...a great National Memorial to Washington". Fifteen years later the cornerstone was laid. 29. A) for B) to C) of D) off 30. A) higher B) highs C) highly D) high 31. A) erect B) erecting C) to erect D) erected Read the passage. Then choose the correct answer to questions 32-33. One day in 1963, a dolphin named Elvar and a famous astronomer, Carl Sagan, were playing a little game. The astronomer was visiting an institute which was looking into the way dolphin communicate with each other. He was standing at the edge of one of the tanks where several of these highly intelligent, friendly creatures were kept. Elvar had just swum up alongside him and had turned on his back. He wanted Sagan to scratch his stomach again, as the astronomer had done twice before. But this time Elvar was too deep in the water for Sagan to reach him. Elvar looked up at Sagan, waiting. Then, after a minute or so, the dolphin leapt up through the water into the air and made a sound just like the word "More!” The astonished astronomer went to the director of the institute and told him about the incident. “Oh, yes. That’s one of the words he knows”, the director said, showing no surprise at all. 32. The dolphin leapt into the air because ... A) it was part of the game they were playing, B) Sagan wanted him to do so. C) he wanted Sagan to scratch him again. O) Sagan had turned his back.
A) told Sagan about other words the dolphin knew. B) didn’t think it was unusual. C) thought Sagan was joking. D) asked him if he knew other words.
Mr. Scotty from San Francisco flew from America to his native Italy to visit his relatives. Approaching New York the plane made a one hour fuel stop at Kennedy Airport. Thinking that he had arrived, Mr. Scotty got out and spent two days in New York believing he was in Rome. When his nephews were not there to meet him, Mr. Scotty thought they had been delayed in the heavy Roman traffic mentioned in their letters. He also noticed that many people spoke English with American accent. After twelve hours traveling round on a bus, the driver handed him to a policeman who spoke only English. Mr. Scotty expressed surprise at the Roman police employing someone who didn’t speak his own language 34. How long did Mr. Scotty’s visit to New York last? A) twelve hours B) three days C) forty eight hours D) one hour
A) It needed refueling. B) It happened because of the accident. C) It was because of non-flying weather. D) Hi-jackers made the pilots land.
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