Sherzod to’rayev testlari

Read the text and answer the questions according to it (98-101).
William Rosenberg was grown up in Boston, Massachusetts. His father was a grocery store owner. Because the family had money problems, William left school in eighth grade to help his father at his store. In his teenage years, he worked at many different jobs and got a lot of
experience in food industry. When he started his own food lorry service, he was surprised that about half of his sales came from coffee and donuts. William had a plan. In 1948, William opened a coffee and donut shop which he named ‘ ‘Open Kettle” in Quincy, Massachusetts. A coffee was ten cents and a donut was five cents. At that time, it was very expensive, but his customers loved his products and the store was a big success. William, however, was unhappy with the name “ Open Kettle” and decided to make a change. He noticed that customers often dunked or sank their donuts into their coffee. Thus, the name “Dunkin Donuts” was born.
83. According to the passage, why did William leave school in eighth grade?
A) to sell lorries B) to help his family
C) to make a plan D) to start a donut shop
84. What observation did William make when he started his own food lorry service?
A) He noticed nobody liked donuts as they were expensive.
B) He noticed that people ate donuts
without their coffee.
C) He noticed there were no coffee shops in his hometown.
D) He noticed half of sales came from coffee and donuts.
85. According to the passage, the coffee and donuts in “ Open Kettle” was initially ... .
A) dear B) unhappy C) boring D) inexpensive
86. According to the passage, what is NOT true about “ Open Kettle”?
A) It went out of business. B) Its name was changed.
C) It was opened in 1948. D) It appeared in Quincy.
Read the text and answer the questions according to it 102-105.
China is the only country in the world which has had literature in one writing for more than 3,000 years. This order results largely from the nature of the written language itself. It is the use of symbols, not letters as in Western languages that is the most important in the Chinese language. The symbols represent things or ideas; unlike groups of letters they cannot be sounded. Thus Chinese writing remains the same and can be read by people in all parts of the country in spite of gradual changes in pronunciation, the appearance of regional dialects. The advantage of the written language has had significant effects on the development of the literature. In handwriting or in print, a piece of literature has visual appeal. This has given a rise to calligraphy or writing in China, where it has been regarded the same as painting. The main disadvantage of written Chinese, however, is the great number of symbols it contains. Even basic reading and writing require knowledge of more than 1,000 symbols.