Exam card I i reading Charles Darwin (1809—1882)

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II Grammar
1. Great Britain consists of ..... parts.
three
a three
the three
2. Yesterday I did some shopping and ..... .
also I went to the bank
I also went to the bank
I went to the bank also
3. I saw Mrs Jones waiting ..... the bus stop.
in
at
on
4. You ….. have left your purse in the shop.
should
ought to
shall
could
5. Jake is a good footballer. Do you know since when ..... football?
he has been playing
he plays
has he been playing
is he playing
6. While I ..... the dishes last night, I dropped a plate and broke it.
washed
was washing
had washed
had been washing
7. You can’t stop me ... what I want.
doing
do
to do
that I do
8. ..... riding Anna's bicycle in the forest?
Who did Nick see
Who Nick saw
Who saw Nick
9. I felt sorry for ..... because I didn’t get that job.
me
myself
by myself
10. I don't know what ..... doing there, do you?
it's
there
their
they're

III Essay Writing
Foreign languages in our life.

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EXAM CARD XVII
I Reading
The Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery was established on June 15, 1864, on land originally the estate of George Washington.
Prominent among the many memorials in this national cemetery is the Tomb of the Unknowns, and among the unknown dead are 2,111 who died on the battlefields in the Civil War.
Many famous Americans were buried here. On November 25, 1963, Arlington Cemetery became the burial ground of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, President of the United States.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The polished black granite walls are inscribed with the names of more than 58,000 men and women who gave their lives or remain missing in the Vietnam War.
Names of the service men and women are inscribed "in the order they were taken from us". Alphabetical directories at the memorial help visitors find specific names by panel and line number.
A flag-staff and bronze statue of three servicemen stand at the entrance plaza.