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| Part I. Tasks in this part are connected with different aspects of grammar material. Choose from A, B, C, and D which variant applies to the concreate sentence.
КОНТРОЛЬНАЯ РАБОТА По английскому языку Для студентов заочного отделения второго курса обучения (первый вариант) Part I. Tasks in this part are connected with different aspects of grammar material. Choose from A, B, C, and D which variant applies to the concreate sentence. 1. Alumni of the university has got invited to the graduation ceremony. A. is B. have got C. are D. has got 2. Neither the education library nor the psychology library make the books that the professor recommended. A. have B. has C. make D. took 3. Unlike Americans who seem to prefer coffee, the English drinks a great deal of tea. A. drinks B. are drunk C. is drinked D. drink 4. Before he let us to go he made us to promise not to tell anybody what we had seen. A. to go, to promise B. go, promise C. gone, promised D. has gone, has promised 5. I will finish reading this book before I go to bed. A. will finish, will go B. finish, go C. will finish, go D. finish, will go 6. After the accident, the injured man recovered consciousness in hospital. He remembered crossing the road, but he didn’t remember being knocked down. A. crossing, knocking B. crossed, knocked C. being crossed, knocked D. crossing, being knocked 7. I will live in a big house with all modern conveniences, and so have we. A. do B. will C. haveD. live 8. Ireland is famous as its contributions for world literature. A. for, in B. of, of C. for, to D. as, for 9. He was very fond of his sister and meant always to take care of her. She was glad with his company too. A. of, of, of B. for, for, of C. of, of, withD. with, for, for 10. for the whole, he never said much to me, but he was never harsh at me. I don’t remember his ever shouting to me. A. For, at, to B.In, to, at. C. On, with, at D.On, by, ___ 11. They decided to go in their car, and I was looking forward to our trip with all my heart. A. by, upon, by B. in, forward, with C. into, to, at D. in, forward to, with 12. A little house stood on the corner of the street. On a distance it seemed white and pink because from the bushes of roses surrounding it. A. at, In, ___ B. on, On, from C. at, At, of D. in, From, ___ 13. Look? He is sleeping again! – Yes, he can’t break out his habit of lying a bit after dinner. A. off, laying B. out, lying C. with, lying D. ___, laying 14. Though it was clear that she was taken ___, she ___ no comment on it, except by a scornful movement of the lips. A. back, made B. aback, made C. amiss, did D. along, did 15. They looked ___ a roof to live under before the cold weather set ___. A. for, out B. looked forward to, on C. upon, off D. for, in 16. And he never sees what an ass he is ____ of himself, and how he is annoying a lot of people who never ___ him any harm. A. doing, did B. making, made C. doing, made D. making, did 17. Trafalgar Square is ___ to have been ___ about a hundred years ago. A. said, lain B. told, lay C. said, laid D. told, lied 18. He feels he ____ responsible. He has never got ___ well with his ___ relatives. A. may have been, on, daughter– in – law’s B. must be, along, daughter’s – in – law C. might have been, ____, daughter– in – law’s D. can’t have been, on, daughter’s – in – law 19. Are you trying to make me _____ that I need not___ grateful ____ you? A. feel, to be, to B. feeling, be, for C. to feel, to be, with D. feel, be, to 20. It is the first really ____ party and I ____, and I feel a little ____. A. grown – ups, have invited, uncomfortably B. growns – up, have invited, uncomfortable C. grown’s – up, was invited to, uncomfortably D. grown – up, have been invited to, uncomfortable 21 ____ evening I found a photo of ___ taken ____ after I came to live at Warley. A. Another, me, short B. Other, mine, shortly C. The other, myself, shortly D. The other, mine, short 22. He was the last man in world ____ by____ considerations. A. to trouble, so B. to be troubled, so C. being troubling, such D. to be troubled, such 23. He was so ____ in his thought that he did not ____ me enter. A. absorbed, hear B. attracted, hear C. attentive, listened D. seized, listened 24. A ___ of birds often fly in a “V” ____. A. herd, size B. pack, figure C. flock, shape D. collection, view 25. English is the _____ language of most Englishmen. A. mother B. home C. native D. nature 26. He has been studying physics for a year already, but he has not _____any progress. A. done B. got C. received D. made 27. You must ____ the word in the dictionary if you don’t know its meaning. A. look for B. look up C. look in D. look 28.____ to my reading and don’t ___ to correct me if I make a mistake. A. Hear, mind B. Attend, pause C. Listen, hesitate D. Estimate, be afraid. 29. I think her clothes are not at all ____ for our party. A. matching B. suiting C. identical D. suitabale 30. Unless special actions ____, the case _________. A. won’t be taken, will be lost B. will be taken, is lost C. are taken, will be lost D. aren’t taken, is lost 31. ___ to London? – Yes, I ____ there when there _____ an exhibition of our goods. A. Have you ever been, was, was B. Have you ever been, have been, was C. Were you ever been, was, was D. Had you ever been, had been, had been 32. A woman who _____ in the compartment said that the place ___ by a passenger who ___ out to the diner. A. was sitting, is taken, went B. sat, had been taken, has gone C. was sitting, was taken, had gone D. had been sitting, had taken, went 33. You ___nothing unless you ____a microscope. It is the most interesting specimen I __________. A. see, don’t use, ever see B. will see, don’t use, have ever seen C. will see, use, have ever seen D. won’t see, won’t use, ever saw 34. What’s the matter? _______? – Yes, my mother __badly ill since yesterday. A. Have you cried, is B. Have you been crying, has been C. Did you cry, was D. Are you crying, had been 35. The fishing industry, which traditionally ___ underdeveloped, __________. A. had been, is expanding B. has been, had expanded C. is, had been expanding D. has been, is expanding 36. He___ to make enemies as his business ___ and he ___ more powerful. A. began, was developing, was growing B. had begun, is developing, is growing C. has begun, had developed, had grown D. was beginning, developed, grew 37. Look at him! He___ the same clothes for years. A. wears B. has been wearing C. had worn D. had been wearing 38. Rapid changes in technology in the last several decades ___ the nature of culture and cultural exchange. A. changed B. have changed C. had changed D. change 39. I felt I ___, but there was nobody in the sight. A. had watched B. was watched C. was being watched D. had been watching 40. How ___ the citizens of Babylon or Ur actually___ their bills, however, depended on who___. A. did, pay, were they B. ___, paid, they were C. did, pay, they were D. ___, paid, were they Part II. |
