1) Did you ……… anywhere interesting last weekend?

a) go

b) going

c) was

d) went

2) I work as a teacher and my wife ………, too.

a) do

b) is

c) work

d) does3) I think ……… taxi driver

a) her job is

b) she's a

c) her job is an

d) she's

4) What is your home town ……… ?

a) situated

b) age

c) like

d) located

5) I’m afraid I ……… here for your birthday party.

a) have not to be

b) am not being

c) will be not

d) can't be

6) How ……… are you?

a) high

b) wide

c) long

d) heavy

7) How long ……… married?

a) have you been

b) are you

c) have you

d) been

8) Would you like ……… help?

a) a

b) some

c) me

d) I

9) They ……… go to the cinema

a) tomorrow

b) much

c) rare

d) seldom

10) He hasn’t played since he ……… the accident.

a) had

b) has had

c) has

c) had had

11) This is the best tea I’ve ……… tasted.

a) never

b) ever

c) already

d) still

12) I’m looking ……… the summer holidays.

a) before

b) forward

c) for

d) forward to

13) My girlfriend ……… born on the 2nd of September 1974.

a) is

b) was

c) had

d) has been

14) This beer tastes ……… .

a) badly

b) lovely

c) well

d) normally

15) In life ……… can make a mistake; we’re all human.

a) anyone

b) some people

c) not anybody

d) someone

21) I don't have a cent to give you. I ...... bought a new computer.

a) just buy

b) had just bought

c) 've just

d) soon will

22) Mum gave ……… her job when I was born.

a) in

b) up

c) off

d) away

23) It's all right, we ……… hurry. We have plenty of time.

a) mustn't

b) shouldn't

c) can't

d) needn't

26) Mr Haines wants ……… to his office.

a) that you come

b) you come to

c) you come

d) you to come

27) There are ……… around to start a cricket team

a) enough young boys

b) boys enough young

c) young boys enough

d) enough youngest boys

28) These bottles ……… of plastic.

a) are making

b) are make

c) are made

d) made are

29) Do you know where ……… ?

a) did I put the keys

b) put I the keys

c) I put the keys

d) I the keys put

30) Magda knows a lot about badgers, but she ……… a live one.

a) doesn't ever see

b) hasn't ever seen

c) hasn't ever saw

d) didn't ever see

31) We wash the curtains ……… year.

a) three times a

b) once

c) three every

d) every couple

32) The loudspeakers won't work unless you ……… those cables.

a) connected

b) connect

c) don't connect

d) can't connect

33) You should give ……… .

a) to your mother this letter

b) this letter your mother

c) letter this to your mother

d) this letter to your mother

34) Marian has ……… old books.

a) very much

b) a lot of

c) lots

d) a very lot

35) Hania has got two children, ....... ?

a) hasn't she

b) has she got

c) has she

d) haven't she

82) Hubert is an uncle of ……… .

a) Kim

b) Kims

c) Kim's

d) Kims'

83) We discussed the house plans ……… our way to the shops.

a) by

b) on

c) in

d) to

84) George goes to ……… by car.

a) a work

b) the work

c) an work

d) work

85) Have you found a job ……… ?

a) soon

b) still

c) longer

d) yet

86) My boots are dirty. I'd better take them ……… before I come in.

a) off

b) away

c) on

d) up

87) What did the man say ……… ?

a) at you

b) to you

c) for you

d) you

88) Do you think I should move to Ireland? You shouldn't do anything ……… you think it's the right thing to do.

a) when

b) unless

c) in case

d) if

89) We can finish the rest of the eggs for ……… .

a) a breakfast

b) the breakfast

c) breakfast

d) a breakfasts

90) If she doesn't ……… my sight at once, I'll scream!

a) go out from

b) go off

c) get away from

d) get out of

1) Present simple, complete the sentences:

She (go) to school by bus.

He (watch) television in the evening.

They (play) football on Sundays.

Past simple,complete the sentences without any contracted form:

She (go) to London.

They (play) tennis.

He (write) a letter.

Complete with much or many:

We can see birds in the sky.

There is not butter left.

He drinks too alcohol.

Complete with for or since:

He has been waiting here two o’clock.

They have played football two hours.

They have been married a long time.

Turn the sentences into the simple future:

She goes to Paris in June. .

He can swim for a long time. .

Walking on the grass is prohibited. .

17. When Gregory arrived at the disco, Hania ..... .

already left

has already left

had already left

18. If I ..... on holiday to Poland, I wouldn't have met Donata.

didn't go

haven't gone

hadn't gone

19. By the time you get this letter I .... .

will have left

am going to leave

would leave

20. A: What are you doing tonight? B: I'm not sure, I .... to the cinema.

will go

would go

might go

Now remember, you ..... the test until the teacher tells you to.

are not starting

are not to start

haven't started

30. ...She wasn't ...... to reach the ceiling.

tall enough

so tall

as tall

Have you ordered yet? .........

(a) No, I manage the software team.

(b) I'm always late.

(c) I didn't see that.

(d) No, I haven't.

I think I have a flat tire. .........

(a) She's pushy.

(b) I don't want it.

(c) Pull over and I'll check it out.

(d) No, it's fiction.

I am pretty sure John ......... going to make it to the practice today. It starts in two minutes and he

hasn't arrived yet.

c

I just ......... myself and found that I have lost five pounds since last week.

d

Which of these is a passive sentence? It is ..........

(a) aren't

(b) weren't

(c) isn't

(d) won't

(a) wade

(b) waited

(c) weight

(d) weighed

b

Which of these is a preposition? It is ..........

c

Which of these tenses is Past Perfect Simple? It is ..........

a

......... was the youngest person to be elected President of the United States?

d

......... year did the first commercial aviation flight take place?

b

A) Which answer is correct?

1) A woman who has never married is called a:

bachelor

spinster

virgin

2) Which sentence is correct?

The woman was arrested and charged because of murder.

(a) He's been there

(b) He's been taken there

(c) He's been going there

(d) He will have been there

(a) thorough

(b) trough

(c) through

(d) throng

(a) She had laughed

(b) She has been laughing

(c) She laughed

(d) She was laughing

(a) Which

(b) What

(c) Where

(d) Who

(a) When

(b) What

(c) Where

(d) Which

The woman was arrested and charged for murder.

The woman was arrested and charged with murder.

3) What is part of a flower?

a kernel

a nib

a stem

4) Which is wrong?

daybreak

daydream

dayorder

5) The middle of an apple which we don't eat is called the:

centre

core

heart

6) Which is wrong?

a chalk stick

a lipstick

a walking stick

7) Which is wrong?

the consecutive year

the next year

the succeeding year

8) Which word is not an adjective?

friendly

fully

silly

9) Which sentence is wrong?

He is very sleepable.

He looks sleepy.

He wants to sleep.

10) Which is wrong?

apple skin

orange skin

peach skin

1. A woman who has never married is called a:Correct answer: spinster

2. Which sentence is correct?Correct answer: The woman was arrested and charged with murder.

3. What is part of a flower?Correct answer: a stem

4. Which is wrong?Correct answer: dayorder

5. The middle of an apple which we don't eat is called the:Correct answer: core

6. Which is wrong?Correct answer: a chalk stick

7. Which is wrong?Correct answer: the consecutive year

8. Which word is not an adjective?Correct answer: fully

9. Which sentence is wrong?Correct answer: He is very sleepable.

10. Which is wrong?Correct answer: orange skin

Bodie - a ghost town in California

Bodie was named after Waterman S. Body (also known as William S. Bodey), who discovered gold here in 1859. The town of Bodie became famous with the decline of mining along the western slope of the Sierra Nevada. Prospectors¹ crossing the eastern slope in 1859 to search for gold, discovered what was to be the Comstock Lode at Virginia City and started a wild rush to the surrounding high desert country.

By 1879, Bodie boasted² a population of about 10,000 and was second to none for wickedness, badmen, and "the worst climate out of doors." One little girl, whose family was taking her to the remote and infamous town, wrote in her diary: "Goodbye God, I'm going to Bodie." This phrase came to be known throughout the west.You can see the Standard Mine and Mill on the west slope of Bodie Bluff. Because the old mill buildings and surrounding area are extremely unsafe, they are closed to the public.

Today more than 200,000 people a year visit this genuine California gold-mining ghost town, where more than 170 buildings are protected in a state of "arrested decay" on more than 1,000 remote acres.

Bodie State Historic Park is open year round. It opens at 8 am every day but closing time changes seasonally (mid summer closing is at 7 pm, mid-winter at 4

pm). However, because of the high elevation (8,375 feet), it is accessible only by over-snow equipment during the winter months. Many four wheel drive vehicles get stuck each year in powdery snow that is deeper than it first appears. Spring thaws bring mud, and wheeled vehicles are not advised. Snowmobiles must stay on designated roads within the park. Winter weather is often unpredictable. Sub-zero temperatures, strong winds and white-out³ conditions are not uncommon.

You have to pay $3.00 per person to enter the park, pets must be leashed. There are no services, camping, lodging, food vending or stores. There is one bathroom, one museum open during the summer where books on Bodie and a few other items are available for sale.The park is northeast of Yosemite, 13 miles east of Highway 395 on Bodie Road, seven miles south of Bridgeport.

Text used with the permission of DesertUSA.Com

1) Bodie State Historic Park is open from 8 am to 7 pm every day.

true

false2) Pets are not allowed in the park.

true

false3) More than 200,000 people visit the park every year.

true

false4) About 10,000 people lived in Bodie around 1879.

true

false5) You can visit the mine in Bodie.

true

false6) It is easy to reach Bodie in winter.

true

false7) There is a camping site in Bodie.

true

false

1) Bodie State Historic Park is open from 8 am to 7 pm every day. false 2) Pets are not allowed in the park. false 3) More than 200,000 people visit the park every year. true

4) About 10,000 people lived in Bodie around 1879. true 5) You can visit the mine in Bodie. false 6) It is easy to reach Bodie in winter. false 7) There is a camping site in Bodie. false

Anna Szewcyzk, perhaps the most popular broadcaster in the news media today, won the 1998 Broadcasting

Award. She got her start in journalism as an editor at the Hollsville County Times in Missouri. When the

newspaper went out of business, a colleague persuaded her to enter the field of broadcasting. She moved to

Oregon to begin a master's degree in broadcast journalism at Atlas University. Following graduation, she was

able to begin her career as a local newscaster with WPSU-TV in Seattle, Washington, and rapidly advanced to

national television. Noted for her quick wit and trenchant commentary, her name has since become synonymous

with Good Day, America! Accepting the award at the National Convention of Broadcast Journalism held in

Chicago, Ms. Szewcyzk remarked, "I am so honored by this award that I'm at a total loss for words!" Who would

ever have believed it?

8. What is the purpose of this announcement?

A. to invite people to the National Convention of Broadcast Journalism

B. to encourage college students to study broadcasting

C. to recognize Ms. Szewcyzk's accomplishments

D. to advertise a job opening at the Hollsville County Times

9. The expression "to become synonymous with" means

A. to be the same as.

B. to be the opposite of.

C. to be in sympathy with.

D. to be discharged from.

10. What was Ms. Szewczyk's first job in journalism?

A. She was a T.V. announcer in Washington.

B. She was a newscaster in Oregon.

C. She was an editor for a newspaper in Missouri.

D. She was a talk show host in Chicago.

Rezultati – test 2, zadatak 3), 4.(a), (b)

(a) It was difficult for the citizens to adapt (adapt) to the new situation after the earthquake.

(b) I felt (feel) a little better after I had taken/took (take) the medicine.