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III -VARIANT
1)Complete the sentence.
The … won an international competition for the design of Canberra. Construction began in 1913 but was interrupted by World War I.
A American architect Walter Burley Griffin
B British architect Walter Burley Griffin
C Canadian architect Tom Nelson
D Australian architect Walter Mandela

3. Complete the sentence.

The British colony of New Zealand became an independent dominion …
A in 1907
B in 1905
C in 1906
D in 1908

4. Complete the sentence.

The total territory of New Zealand is … kilometers.
A 268,680 square
B 260,680 square
C 256,680 square
D 258,680 square

5. Complete the sentence.

… are both official state languages of the country.
A English, Maori
B English, French
C English, German
D English, Italian

6. Complete the sentence.

Government type is parliamentary democracy. Administrative division is …
A 93 counties, 9 districts, and 3 town districts
B 91 counties, 10 districts, and 4 town districts
C 96 counties, 8 districts, and 5 town districts
D 95 counties, 8 districts, and 5 town districts

7. Complete the sentence.

… is the present capital of New Zealand since …, and one of its busiest ports, located at the southern end of North Island, lying among hills in the western side of a natural harbour.
A Wellington/1865
B Auckland /1865
C Christchurch /1865
D Wellington/1862

8. Complete the sentence.

My mother is a … woman. She does all her work …
A careful/carefully
B Carefully/careful
C Carefully/carefully
D Careful/careful

9. Complete the sentence.

Our teachers are very …. They always behave … toward us.
A Helpful/helpfully
B Helpfully/helpful
C Helpfully/helpfully
D Helpful/helpful

10. Complete the sentence.

Asl? shouted very … and the teacher got … She felt …
A Loudly/angry/ bad
B Loudly/angrily/ bad
C Loudly/angry/ badly
D Loudly/angrily/ badly

11. Complete the sentence.

My father is a very … driver. He drives … The police warned him …
A Fast/ fast/ seriously
B Fast/ fastly/ seriously
C Fast/ fastly/ serious
D Fastly/ fastly/ seriously

12. Complete the sentence.

The tourists speak very ... I cannot understand their speeches …
A Quickly/ completely
B Quick/ completely
C Quickly/ complete
D Quick/ complete

13.Complete the sentence.

The British colony of New Zealand became an independent dominion …
A. in 1907 B.in 1905 in 1906 in 1908
14.Complete the sentence.
The total territory of New Zealand is … kilometres
.A.268,680 square B.260,680 square C.256,680 square D.258,680 square
15.Complete the sentence.
… are both official state languages of the country. English, Maori English, French English, German English, Italian
16.Complete the sentence.
Government type is parliamentary democracy. Administrative division is …
A.93 counties, 9 districts, and 3 town districts B.91 counties, 10 districts, and 4 town districts C.96 counties, 8 districts, and 5 town districts D.95 counties, 8 districts, and 5 town districts
17.Complete the sentence.
… is the present capital of New Zealand since …, and one of its busiest ports, located at the southern end of North Island, lying among hills in the western side of a natural harbour.
A.Wellington/1865 B.Auckland /1865 C.Christchurch /1865 C.Wellington/1862

18. Complete the sentence.

My mother is a … woman. She does all her work … careful/carefully Carefully/careful Carefully/carefully Careful/careful
19. Complete the sentence.
Our teachers are very …. They always behave … toward us. Helpful/helpfully Helpfully/helpful Helpfully/helpfully Helpful/helpful
20. Complete the sentence.
Aslı shouted very … and the teacher got … She felt … Loudly/angry/ bad Loudly/angrily/ bad Loudly/angry/ badly Loudly/angrily/ badly
21. Complete the sentence.
My father is a very … driver. He drives … The police warned him … Fast/ fast/ seriously Fast/ fastly/ seriously Fast/ fastly/ serious Fastly/ fastly/ seriously
22. Complete the sentence.
The tourists speak very ... I cannot understand their speeches … Quickly/ completely Quick/ completely Quickly/ complete Quick/ complete

23. Complete the sentence.

Australia is a highly developed industrial-agrarian country. Its area is about … 8 million km2 7 million km2 9 million km2 10 million km2
24. Complete the sentence.
The capital of Australia is …, which became the capital only in … Canberra/1927 Canberra/1928 Ottawa/1926 Edinburg/1925
25. Complete the sentence.
Almost one half of Australian territory is … by … Occupied/ deserts and semi-deserts Consists of/ deserts and mountains Occupies/ hills and mountains Consists of/ hills and mountains
26. Complete the sentence.
As for the nature, the commonest trees of Australia are … the eucalyptus, the acacia, the mimosa The Fir, the maple, the plane the maple, the plane, the acacia the eucalyptus, the acacia, the maple
27. Complete the sentence.
Such unusual animals as a kangaroo or a koala-bear … from Australia. originate Belongs to belong originates

28. Complete the sentence.

The capital of Canada is … Ottawa Montreal Toronto Vancouver
29. Complete the sentence.
Ottawa lies on gently rolling hills along the south bank of the … River. Ottawa the St. Lawrence the Yukon The Mackenzie
30. Complete the sentence.
In 1826, … troops founded the first settlement in the area that's now Ottawa British French Spanish Italian