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1-variant Abdilaziz: We had a lovely room in the hotel last week. We _____ the lake. Were able to see B) managed to see C) would see D could see It is natural that Orasta ______ very quickly in the lesson. Speak B) Speaks C) spoke D) speaking Last year, for the time being, Zohid____ with our teacher in the village. Has lived B) lived C) was living D) has been living Can we stop at the next village? Sanjar asked Bakhodir_____ . Could we stop at the next village If we can stop at the next village Whether we could stop at the next village. Could they stop at the next village ____ Independent is one of _____ UK`s most popular newspapers. - / the B) -/a C) an/the D) the/the I have never seen such ____ man. The tallest B) tall C) taller D) a tall ____ I translate this sentence? Asked Madina. No, you needn`t, said our teacher. Can B) must C) may D) would “ Take accurate notes”. Our tutor ordered us ____. Taking accurate notes B) to take accurate notes C) to taking accurate notes D) take accurate notes If I ____ lazy, I _____ all my tasks in the last session. Yet, I am idle person by nature. Hadn`t been/would have done Hadn`t been/ would do Weren`t / would have done Weren`t / would do ____ her, all actors are very impressive. Except B) since C) after D) near She was lying in the middle of the road, ____ for help. Cried B) having cried C) cry D) crying Muhayyo: I can`t make up my ____ what to do next. Opinion B) ideas C) mind D) decision Zahriddin and his groupmates want to be the best pupil in the class in may. Either Zahriddin or his groupmates ____ able to be tha best. Is B) were C) was D) are Durdona loves complaining. She complains ____ everything. Of B) about C) for D) to Dilnoza: I will not miss a single part of the game, _____. So won`t I B) neither won`t I C) either will I D) neither will I Americans eat 350____ of pizza per second. Lump B) segments C) slices D) loaves You need to put more effort into your work, ____ you will not get a passing grade. Instead B) more over C) otherwise D) unless Asila: Can I have my shoes ____ in that shop on the corner? Repairing B) repaired C) to repair D) repair Read the text (19-22). Stonehenge is an ancient monument situated about ten miles north of Salisbury in England. It was built about 4500 years ago, but why whom and what for that purpose remains a mystery. The builders must have known of geometry. They may have been influenced by the Mycenaen`s, whose architecture was similar. Some of the stones must have been brought from west Wales, over 135 miles away. These stones weigh more than fifty tons. They may have been brought on rafts and rollers. Experts say that it must have taken 1500 men more than five years to transport them. Stonehenge was probably built in three stages. First, settlers from continental Europe built a temple for sun worship. Later the “ Baker” people added the stone circles. Finally, people of the Wessex Culture transformed Stonehenge into an observatory. They could calculate the exact time of Mid summer an midwinter of equinoxes. We understand from the passage that Stonehenge ____ Was built 4500 B.C. by some mysterious creatures Was constructed by the builders having some idea of geometry Spread about ten miles north of Salisbury in England Was build of the stones of 135tons According to the passage, there are serious doubts about ____ Who Stonehenge was built by and what for Who Stonehenge was built Is Stonehenge still used to calculate the changes of seasons? What kind of stones were used in the construction of Stonehenge The author states that ___ These stones weigh more than one thousand fifty tons It must have taken one and a half thousand men to transport stones Mycenaen`s deeply influenced the architecture of Stonehenge They may have been brought on rafts and trailers. We understand from the passage that ____ Stonehenge wasn`t probably built in three stages The settlers from Europe could calculate the exact time The “Beaker” people built the temple for the Sun worship Stonehenge was probably built in more than one stage. Read the text ( 23-26). King Tutankhamun was just a teenager when he died. He was the last king of a powerful family that had ruled Egypt for centuries. When he died in 1322 BC. Tut ( as Tutankhamun is often called today) was placed in a luxurious, gold-filled tomb. There he lay forgotten until the tomb`s eventual discovery in 1922. Although we now know a lot about his life, the reason for Tutankhamun`s death at such a young age has remained a mystery, with murder the most extreme possibility. Now improved X-ray technology is offering new clues into king Tutankhamun`s death. The British archeologist Howard Carter opened Tut`s tomb in 1922. Although it had been robbed in ancient times, it was still full of gold and other amazing items. Carter spent months carefully recording the treasures. When he and his team then attempted to remove king Tut`s mummy, they found that it had become attached to it`s solid gold coffin. Unfortunately, they did a great deal of damage to the mummy while removing it. According to the passage, Tutankhamun _____. Was the son of the last powerful paraoh of A.D in Egypt Is the name of the mummy made according to the order of the King Was the last descendant of influential clan to govern Egypt Is the name of teenager who robbed the treasure of the King The passage informs that the tomb of Tutankhamun _____ Was neglected fill the first half of the last century Was X-rayed to clarify the worthiness of treasure Was plundered in 1922 year Egyptians Was the place where the King buried his treasure While taking mummy out of coffin Howard Carter ____ Calculated the amount of jewels in the tomb Noticed the corpse fixed to the casket toughly. Defined the reason of the death of Tutankhamun Used X-ray to dissolve the mummy It can be inferred from the passage that ____ . The death of Tutankhamun at his teen is still mystique British archeologist succeded in getting a mummy without any harm out of coffin Howard Carter discovered the secret of Tutankhamun With the help of X-ray technology the problem was solved Read the text ( 27-30). When people in the USA moved west in covered wagons. Things came slowly. Letters and news took a long time to get from one side of the country to the other. People had to wait for months to hear news from other places. Some times the man took as long as one year and other times it didn`t arrive at all. The Pony Express was established in 1860 to help mail and news more quickly from one place to another. Riders brought mail and messages to people who were willing to pay for it. The Pony Express gave the riders 8100 dollars each month. Each reader had to weigh less than 55 kg. they rode in rain or snow day or night. They often rode in very dangerous conditions. Mail carriers had to ride very fast. They would change horses every 10-15 miles at a relay station. After 100 miles a new rider would take over. The Pony Express did not last long because it had many problems. The people who gave money to get it started didn`t get much money back. The letters cost too much to send. In 1862, The Pony Express ended. The Pony Express was____ A service delivering mail across the USA A special service using ponies instead of horse A place to keep ponies A special service transporting furniture in the USA All of the following statements are True, Except _____ They Pony Express riders had to ride very fast to deliver the mail They Pony Express riders had to use the same horse all the way The Pony Express riders had to be slim The Pony Express service didn`t last long The Pony Express riders had to weigh ______ Less than 50 kg No more than 55 kg As much as they wanted More than 55 kg According to the passage, why the Pony express started? To give the riders a change to practice riding across the country The transfer messages and information quickly from place to place To save ponies in the U.S To teach pioneers how to ride. Created by Farmonov Bahodir. Download 19.84 Kb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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