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Grammar Notes Online Test #6 (14.03.2020 )
– your guide to success
1. Choose the correct answer. The family had just had a new gas cooker … in their kitchen. A) fitted B) fitting C) to be fitted D) for fit
2. Choose the correct answer. He wished she … have to spend so much time away.
A) didn’t B) hadn’t C) doesn’t D) couldn’t
3. Choose the correct answer. You …… have worried because the test wasn’t difficult, was it? A) could B) needn’t C) must D) wouldn’t
4. Choose the correct answer. Now it’s time … a short composition. A) you write C) you are writing B) for to write D) you wrote
5. Choose the correct answer. I had two eggs for breakfast and … of them was fresh. A) either B) neither C) no D) none
6. Choose the correct answer. She is staying with her parents … the time being because she can’t afford to rent an apartment. A) during B) for C) since D) in
7. Choose the correct answer. They really don’t know … . A) when does the football game begin B) when the football game begin C) when the football game begins D) when begins the football game
8. Choose the correct answer. We … helped you even if we had wanted to because we did not know how to do it. A) may not have B) can’t have C) might not have D) couldn’t have
9. Choose the correct answer. This morning you … me about your father’s accident when we were interrupted. I’d like to hear the rest of the story. A) have told B) were telling C) told D) are telling
10. Choose the correct answer. The Government publish health warnings on cigarettes … people would become aware of the dangers of smoking. A) even though B) so that C) as soon as D) in case
11. Choose the correct answer. No one …… to enter the building until the police have checked the victim’s identification. A) will allow B) will be allowing C) has been allowed
12. Choose the correct answer. Wild animals instinctively know how to avoid poisonous plants, … may cause them harm. A) what B) which C) why D) whose
13. Choose the correct answer. - As a teenager, Dean did a lot of stupid things that he now feels shame about. - …… . A) I didn’t either B) Neither do I C) So do his parents D) So I do
14. Choose the correct answer. The boy … by the dog was given an injection against rabies. A) biting B) was bitten C) bitten
D) having bitten 15. Choose the correct answer. Don’t perish the thought of adding every one of these words to your vocabulary, ……? A) do you B) aren’t they C) will you D) does it Grammar Notes kanali va Elshodbek Alisherovichdan maxsus Shanbalik testlar
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Photosynthesis is the process by which a green plant manufactures …… own food. A) its B) itself C) it D) their
17. Choose the correct answer. The Civil War was the first American war when anesthesia was … used in surgery on soldiers. A) wide B) width C) widen D) widely
18. Choose the correct answer. The department ordered … new furniture to redecorate its offices. A) many
B) a large number of C) a large amount of D) several
Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (19-22). The study of history is commonly regarded as essential to a full education. It figures prominently in school syllabuses; history departments in universities are well- populated; and publishers' lists are crowded with historical titles. Why? Because it is widely believed that the modern world cannot be properly conceived without a knowledge of the past: as a historian once said, the most significant benefit of studying history is discovering "the origin of things present which are to be found in things past; for a reality is never better understood than through its causes." Besides this, the study of history can help men predict the future on the basis of the past, often by reasoning about parallel events. However, very frequent appeals to the past as a means of solving problems in modern society can sometimes be misleading. Thus, when studying history, men shouldn't expect past events to repeat themselves infallibly, nor should they try to predict the future merely on the basis of very fragmentary evidence, underestimating the genuinely radical changes in society over the years.
19. The main use of studying history, expressed in the passage, is that A) it enables us to discover the reasons underlying present events B) people can get knowledge about their ancestors, from whom they descended C) decision makers can plan the future by taking past events as examples D) people can draw lessons from past events so as not to make the same mistakes
20. The writer warns that when applying to the past for the solution of present or future events
A) one has to be careful to choose events in the past which are very similar to the present situation B) one should have a good knowledge of both past and present C) one has to pay special attention to whether the sample event is in the distant or the near past
D) one shouldn't ignore the essential changes
21.
According to the passage, there is an agreement in the community that A) the study of history should be given more importance in school syllabi B) history departments in universities are satisfactory in terms of number of students C) future events can't be predicted on the basis of very fragmentary historical information D) a complete education can only be achieved by the study of history
22. The word “conceived” in the first paragraph is closest in meaning to A) changed B) imagined C) read
D) written
Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (23-26). Most of us feel quite satisfied with the amount of care we show to our teeth merely by brushing them frequently enough. However, we don't realize the damage we give to our teeth if we don't know the proper way of brushing. Experts state that the way we brush
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health. In Finland, for instance, the Academy of General Dentistry has warned against wielding your toothbrush in what it called the "death-grip" - that is, clenching the brush in the palm and scrubbing your teeth vigorously. Such overzealous cleaning can cause the gums to recede and damage the exposed roots of the teeth. Researchers in Finland studied one brushing technique that can help you exert less pressure: grip the brush as you would a pen - between your thumb and first two fingers. Done correctly, this method can cause less damage to the gums and clean as effectively as the standard grip. Select a brush with soft bristles and use short, gentle, circular strokes.
23. It's stated in the passage that A) the standard grip is the most effective way of holding the brush B) teeth should be brushed regularly in order to prevent the gums from receding C) when the bristles of a toothbrush are too soft, they can't clean the teeth effectively D) you'll hurt the gums of your teeth if you scrub them strongly
24. It's advised, in the passage, that in order to obtain better results one should A) consult an expert for the proper way of tooth-brushing B) take great care of the teeth for complete well-being C) brush the teeth gently, moving the brush in circles D) not exaggerate the frequency of tooth- brushing
25. According to the results of the research carried out in Finland, A) holding the brush like a pen reduces the harm done to the gums B) most people are not aware of the proper way to brush their teeth C) people feel great happiness when their teeth are well-cared for D) people in general are quite careless about their teeth
26. The word “vigorously” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to A) strongly B) gently C) quickly D) slowly
Read the text. Then choose the correct answer for each question below (27-30). Nearly five thousand years after a Chinese Empress discovered, quite by chance, how to unwind the fine thread of the cocoon of a silkworm, a Frenchman, experimenting with the crushed leaves of the mulberry tree on which the silkworm feeds found out how to produce a fine silk-like fibre which we now call artificial silk. His discovery stimulated other scientists to search for new fibres, and it was not long before several more were produced, but all of them had as their starting-point some natural organic material, such as cellulose, casein, etc. It is only fairly recently that man has succeeded in synthesizing new fibres from inorganic materials. Everyone has heard of nylon, and scarcely one of us can say he doesn't use something made from this product every day. But nylon was the first of an ever- lengthening list of new synthetic fibres. Now hardly a year passes without some new fibre making its appearance and some unfamiliar name finding its way into our everyday speech. 27. It doesn't date far back, according to the passage, that A) a fine thread was obtained by unwinding the cocoon of a silk-worm B) a Frenchman produced a silk-iike fibre C) man discovered certain natural organic materials from which they produced fine threads D) man began to produce fibres entirely artificially
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C) are growing in number almost every year D) have been given similar names
29. According to the writer's statement, A) hardly anyone today seems too eager to use anything made from nylon B) synthetic fibres were much more popular when they were first produced than they are today C) nylon products are used in everyday life by almost everybody D) artificial materials are used more than natural ones
30. The word “synthesizing” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to A) producing B) selling C) working D) joining
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