Тест англ.яз

1. My name is Anton, I … born in Bryansk on the 20^th of April 1993.

a. is

b. am

c. were

d. was

2. I enjoy … time and relaxing with my true close friends as much as gardening.

a. spend

b. spending

c. to spend

d. spent

3. My mother is in her early … .

a. 40ing

b. 40^th

c. 40

d. 40s

4. My father’s dad is … pensioner.

a. the

b. a

c. (no article)

d. an

5. She is good … cooking.

a. with

b. of

c. in

d. at

6. My hobby is … to music.

a. listened

b. listen

c. listens

d. listening

7. I learned some woodcarving … school.

a. from

b. on

c. at

d. into

8. It is necessary to … work safety rules.

a. follow

b. see

c. check

d. use

9. When I … a child, I used to collect coins.

a. were

b. is

c. was

d. am

10. I … tennis for 5 years.

a. was playing

b. play

c. have been playing

d. am playing

11. Travelling is becoming … nowadays.

a. popularer

b. more popular

c. the most popular

d. the more popular

12. It is said that travelling … your mind.

a. stretches

b. broadens

c. develops

d. expands

13. You … the flight and the hotel, organize the entertainment part and enjoy it.

a. book

b. take

c. buy

d. rent

14. it is normally … and peaceful there.

a. quiet

b. noisy

c. silent

d. loud

15. It was a real pleasure to stay out … town.

a. off

b. across

c. of

d. in

16. Most people in our country work five days … week.

a. in

b. for

c. a

d. the

17. On this day I wake … later than usual.

a. over

b. on

c. up

d. off

18. In … a certain pattern of genres was established.

a. thirties

b. the thirties

c. three

d. thirty

19. Soon the film industry began to rise from its … .

a. knees

b. toes

c. elbows

d. back

20. When you are faster and stronger than your friends, you … .

a. will win

b. win

c. wins

d. are winning

21. Higher education has experienced a … expansion.

a. strong

b. dramatic

c. big

d. great

22. The number of students in Britain almost … between 1979 and 1993.

a. twiced

b. twoed

c. two timed

d. doubled

23. Every university is responsible … its governing body.

a. for

b. before

c. in front of

d. to

24. The regulations … from university to university.

a. is different

b. differ

c. differs

d. different

25. The new, … “red-brick” Universities are divided into various faculties.

a. so-calling

b. the so-called

c. so-called

d. so-call

26. It is a long and slow process that … a lot of time and effort.

a. brings

b. takes

c. gives

d. affords

27. It is not surprising that many … are polyglots.

a. good-educated

b. well-educated

c. better-educated

d. good-educating

28. Nowadays English … the world’s most important language.

a. has been becoming

b. is become

c. had become

d. has become

29. Foreign languages … as the main means of information exchange.

a. needed

b. are need

c. are needed

d. need

30. English is the major international language for communication in … science and business.

a. as areas as

b. so areas as

c. such areas so

d. such areas as

31. It is a long and slow process that … a lot of time and effort.

a. brings

b. takes

c. gives

d. affords

32. It is not surprising that many … are polyglots.

a. good-educated

b. well-educated

c. better-educated

d. good-educating

33. Nowadays English … the world’s most important language.

a. has been becoming

b. is become

c. had become

d. has become

34. Foreign languages … as the main means of information exchange.

a. needed

b. are need

c. are needed

d. need

35. English is the major international language for communication in … science and business.

a. as areas as

b. so areas as

c. such areas so

d. such areas as

36. Most people can’t … a newspaper in the underground.

a. do without

b. go without

c. make without

d. come without

37. It is also a habit … is impossible to resist.

a. which

b. when

c. who

d. whose

38. Mass media … for various purposes.

a. can use

b. use

c. can be used

d. be used

39. Those who … journalism, are known as journalists.

a. perform

b. use

c. train

d. practice 

40. In the 20^th century, discs were … used for music.

a. main

b. most

c. major

d. mainly

41. The history of the USA … to the 15^th century.

a. has been dating back

b. dates back

c. is dating back

d. dated back

42. The economy is marked … steady growth.

a. with

b. in 

c. by 

d. along

43. It is about half … of Russia.

a. the size

b. large

c. bigger

d. sized

44. … cannot speak about Britain without speaking about its traditions and customs.

a. Two

b. Three

c. One

d. Four

45. It’s over 50 feet … .

a. up

b. high

c. long

d. tall

46. British religion … closely connected with kings, queens and politics.

a. used be 

b. used to be 

c. used to being

d. use to be 

47. In 1525 King … decided to divorce his queen, Catherine of Aragon, because he fell in love with Anne Boleyn.

a. Henry VIII

b. Henry VII

c. Henry VI

d. Henry V

48. In … Parliament named Henry head of the Church of England.

a. 1534

b. 1540

c. 1530

d. 1538

49. Over the next years many people changed … this new religion.

a. in

b. by

c. to

d. for

50. … she was Queen, many Protestants were burned for their beliefs.

a. As

b. During

c. Until 

d. While

51. In Great Britain people attach … importance to traditions and customs than in other European countries.

a. biggest

b. greater 

c. the bigger 

d. greatest 

52. Englishmen are proud of their traditions and carefully keep them … .

a. on

b. up

c. after

d. down

53. Another example is the Boat Race, … takes place on the River Thames.

a. who

b. whose

c. when

d. which

54. Halloween is a day on which many children dress … in unusual costumes.

a. down

b. over

c. across

d. up

55. Guy Fawkes was … to realize his plan and was caught.

a. unable

b. couldn't

c. managed

d. able

56. Culture … all activities people practice.

a. uses

b. consists 

c. comprises 

d. shows

57. The modern world can be called multicultural due to racial, cultural and ethnic … .

a. discrepancy

b. diversity

c. difference

d. diversion

58. It enables people to participate fully in the social life … of their race.

a. disrespective

b. unrespective

c. non-respective 

d. irrespective

59. People’s prejudices and fears may result … ethnocentrism.

a. into 

b. for

c. by

d. next to

60. … white people make up over 90% of the UK population, there are also many other groups living in the UK.

a. As

b. Although

c. Nevertheless

d. Notwithstanding

61. Many famous writers and poets … born and lived in Great Britain.

a. was

b. are

c. had been

d. were

62. One of the best known English … was William Shakespeare.

a. playrighters

b. playwrights

c. playwriters

d. payrights

63. He drew ideas for his tragedies … the history of England.

a. on

b. from 

c. through

d. in

64. He was a poet whose life and work truly … the Romantic spirit.

a. embodied

b. encrusted

c. enchanted

d. endeavored

65. The division of “popular literature” and “high literature” is … absolute.

a. with any means

b. in no means

c. by any means

d. by no means

66. Older people are … of jazz, rock and pop.

a. fond

b. enjoy

c. keen

d. crazy

67. There are a lot of famous composers whose music … nowadays.

a. are played

b. is being played

c. is played

d. have been played

68. Musical clips are short films accompanied … music.

a. for

b. by

c. in

d. with

69. Mystery and miracle plays were … events in the Bible.

a. basing in 

b. based across

c. based on

d. basing on

70. Sir Edward Elgar was a … musician.

a. self-learned

b. self-composed

c. self-taught

d. self-studied

71. Painters use a number of materials to produce … they need.

a. the effectiveness

b. the effects

c. the effigy

d. the efficiency

72. … the various media used by artist are fresco, watercolour and oil.

a. Within

b. Among

c. From

d. In

73. Painting and drawing are not always clearly … from each other.

a. distinguish

b. distinguishing

c. distinguishable

d. distinguished

74. In ancient Greece and … Europe most buildings and sculptures were painted.

a. mediival

b. midieval

c. medieval

d. medeival

75. … of the Renaissance a large proportion of the works were decorations of walls and altarpieces.

a. In the height

b. On the high

c. At the height

d. Of the high

76. They have four … .

a. childrens

b. child

c. childs

d. children

77. He likes … a lot.

a. herself

b. her

c. she

d. hers

78. There were two … on the table.

a. knives

b. knifes

c. kniveses

d. knife

79. He’s … good man.

a. the

b. an

c. -

d. a

80. She knew a lot of funny … .

a. stores

b. storys

c. stories

d. story

81. I … him for ten years.

a. have known

b. have been knowing (неправильный)

c. am knowing (неправильный)

d. know

82. When she … home, Paul … TV.

a. was coming, watched

b. came, watched

c. was coming, was watching

d. came, was watching

83. Lots of cars … every day.

a. have been made

b. are made

c. is made

d. are being made

84. Sorry, I don’t know his address. If I … , I … you.

a. know, will tell

b. knew, would tell

c. know, would tell

d. knew, will tell

85. If you … him yesterday, you … surprised.

a. had seen, would have been 

b. saw, would be

c. had seen, would be

d. saw, would have been

86. He’s … than his brother.

a. the bigger

b. the biggest

c. biger

d. bigger

87. It’s … film I’ve ever seen.

a. best

b. the best

c. better

d. the better

88. The …, the … .

a. more, better

b. most, best

c. most, better

d. much, good

89. She’s … in art.

a. interested 

b. more interested

c. interest

d. interesting

90. It was a very … film.

a. boredom

b. bore

c. boring

d. bored

91. He was born in 1867.

a. one thousand eight hundred and sixty seven

b. one eight six seven

c. eighty sixty seven

d. eighteen sixty seven

92. What’s your phone number? – It’s 245 74 78.

a. two forty-five seventy-four seventy-eight

b. two four five seventy four seventy-eight

c. two hundred and forty-five seventy-four seventy-eight

d. two four five seven four seven eight

93. School starts September 1.

a. at the one of September

b. in the first of September

c. on the one of September

d. on the first of September

94. Rock-n-roll was popular … .

a. in sixtieth

b. in sixties

c. in the sixtieth

d. in the sixties

95. How much is the watch? – It’s £10.

a. ten pounds

b. ten dollars

c. ten yens

d. ten Euros

96. … is fun.

a. Having sung

b. Sing

c. Singing

d. To sing

97. She enjoys … .

a. to reading

b. reading

c. to read

d. read 

98. Thank you for… the vase.

a. not break 

b. not breaking

c. no breaking

d. you didn't break 

99. … by the blow, Mike quickly gathered his senses.

a. Having stunned 

b. Stun

c. Stunning

d. Stunned

100. Don’t waste time staring at the … door.

a. closing

b. closed 

c. having closed 

d. close

101. Да, дорогие машины ему нравятся.

a. Expensive cars loves he.

b. He loves expensive cars.

c. Expensive cars he loves.

d. Loves he expensive cars.

102. Там у двери какой-то мужчина.

a. A man at the door.

b. There is a man at the door. 

c. At the door there is a man.

d. There a man at the door.

103. Сколько заплатил ты за компьютер?

a. How much you paid for the computer?

b. How much you did pay for the computer?

c. How much paid you for the computer?

d. How much did you pay for the computer?

104. Кто это сделал?

a. Who did do this?

b. Who this did?

c. Who did this? 

d. Who did this do?

105. Меня не ждите.

a. No wait for me.

b. Don’t for me wait.

c. Me don’t wait.

d. Don’t wait for me.