Тестові завдання для перевірки залишкових знань студентів

2 Курсу Практичний курс англійської мови

Варіант 1

1. Insert the necessary word:

It’s impolite … at people like that.

a) to look;

b) to stare;

c) to gaze;

d) to watch.

2. Chose a word? Which is add among synonymy:

a) to look;

b) to glance;

c) to gaze;

d) to see.

3. Insert the necessary word:

a) looked;

b) seemed;

c) looked like;

d) was.

4. Paraphrase the sentence:

Will you come with us?

a) unite;

b) join;

c) go with;

d) accompany.

5. Insert the necessary combination:

Our car … the bus.

a) ran across;

b) ran over;

c) ran into;

d) ran.

6. I feel a sharp … in my right knee.

a) cold;

b) pain;

c) ache;

d) headache.

7. This boy is at the … of his class. He is the best.

a) top;

b) foot;

c) head;

d) leg.

8. After the piano was taken out, the room seemed quite …

a) vacant;

b) bare;

c) empty;

d) clean.

9. What can you … for my headache?

a) tell;

b) prescribe;

c) describe;

d) advice.

10. He can sing very well, but tonight he is in no … to do it.

a) position;

b) situation;

c) condition;

d) case.

11. His question ... me. I didn’t know how to answer it.

a) surprised;

b) astonished;

c) striked;

d) puzzled.

12. Pick up the … of the broken cup and throw them out.

a) parts;

b) pieces;

c) lumps;

d) slices.

13. There are many … monuments in Moscow.

a) historical;

b) historic;

c) unhistoric;

d) history.

14. Are you interested in the … or in the sciences?

a) Humanities;

b) Humanity;

c) Mankind;

d) Human.

15. Books of that kind are not … reading.

a) important;

b) interesting;

c) worth;

d) uninteresting.

16. At night I always … my window opens.

a) take;

b) keep;

c) do;

d) give.

17. You have treated her very badly. Rudeness will … do.

a) ever;

b) always;

c) never;

d) rarely.

18. I would … hire a taxi

a) rather;

b) worse;

c) better;

d) doubtful.

19. What … we had when we were together. We were so glad!

a) tragedy;

b) shock;

c) surprise;

d) fun.

20. Such incidents … every day.

a) occur;

b) come;

c) do;

d) make.

21. The children … came to see their grandmother on Sunday, and she would give them delicious pastries.

a) never;

b) ever;

c) always;

d) jet.

22. She always left the … unwashed in the kitchen sink and went away.

a) dishes;

b) clothes;

c) vases;

d) book.

23. What prompted you to… him in our town?

a) make in;

b) give up;

c) look for;

d) look at.

24. Everybody was … and day at the party.

a) dark;

b) bright;

c) dim;

d) white.

25. The decision to keep Mother’s Day caused great … in the family.

a) shock;

b) disappointmen;

c) excitement;

d) surprise.

26. The mother … the bread in two and gave each child a piece.

a) broke;

b) stuck;

c) curled;

d) rubbed.

27. The nickname … to him.

a) nodded;

b) stuck;

c) went;

d) wrote.

28. The gymnast … his hands with talk.

a) stuck;

b) broke;

c) rubbed;

d) built.

29. She … to me as she passed.

a) nodded;

b) ruined;

c) rubbed;

d) went.

30. He … the horses into the forest.

a) went;

b) drov;

c) broke;

d) stuck.

31. Market prices often …

a) change;

b) differ;

c) vary;

d) different.

32. I’ll give you … exercises on that rule.

a) various;

b) different;

c) another;

d) other.

33. I don’t believe you realize the … of his advice.

a) meaning;

b) value;

c) valuable;

d) vary.

34. We all … a holiday after a year of hard work.

a) have;

b) value;

c) appreciate;

d) spend.

35. I looked out of the window enjoying the …

a) weather;

b) garden;

c) flowers;

d) scenery.

36. At the age of thirteen Frank was able … a little money now and then.

a) to serve;

b) to obey;

c) to earn;

d) to move.

37. After his lonely dinner Soames … his cigar and walked out again

a) did;

b) impressed;

c) lit;

d) earned.

38. No one could … Captain Flint’s orders

a) serve;

b) impress;

c) earn;

d) light.

39. Illness … him from doing the work

a) prevented;

b) served;

c) did;

d) earned.

40. Тhe children have been … today.

a) impressive;

b) light;

c) familiar;

d) obedient.

41. All children over seven … school in our country.

a) hold;

b) catch;

c) attend;

d) make.

42. At the party she … her wedding dress and he said she looked nicely.

a) wore;

b) was;

c) did;

d) made.

43. The little children … much noise.

a) attend;

b) make;

c) wear;

d) do.

44. Can you show me … to Trafalgar Square?

a) the part;

b) the bed;

c) the way;

d) the report.

45. This style of dress is in general… now.

a) wear;

b) make;

c) hold;

d) keep.

46.You show your …and go into a train carriage.

a) luggage;

b) platform;

c) crowd;

d) ticket.

47. Looking down you gain a view of a charming …

a) journey;

b) earth;

c) landscape;

d) air.

48.At last you manage to … your way through the crowd.

a) see;

b) make;

c) carry;

d) hurry.

49. Would you care for a cup of …?

a) sugar;

b) meat;

c) coffee;

d) porridge.

50. Lunch is taken in the …of the day.

a) middle;

b) start;

c) end;

d) beginning.

Варіант 2

1. The mother … the bread in two and gave each child a piece.

a) broke;

b) stuck;

c) curled;

d) rubbed.

2. The nickname … to him.

a) nodded;

b) stuck;

c) went;

d) wrote.

3. The gymnast … his hands with talk.

a) stuck;

b) broke;

c) rubbed;

d) built.

4. She … to me as she passed.

a) nodded;

b) ruined;

c) rubbed;

d) went.

5. He … the horses into the forest.

a) went;

b) drov;

c) broke;

d) stuck.

6. Market prices often …

a) change;

b) differ;

c) vary;

d) different.

7. I’ll give you … exercises on that rule.

a) various;

b) different;

c) another;

d) other.

8. I don’t believe you realize the … of his advice.

a) meaning;

b) value;

c) valuable;

d) vary.

9. We all … a holiday after a year of hard work..

a) have;

b) value;

c) appreciate;

d) spend.

10. I looked out of the window enjoying the …

a) weather;

b) garden;

c) flowers;

d) scenery.

11. She always left the … unwashed in the kitchen sink and went away.

a) dishes;

b) clothes;

c) vases;

d) book.

12. What prompted you to… him in our town?

a) make in;

b) give up;

c) look for;

d) look at.

13. Everybody was … and day at the party.

a) dark;

b) bright;

c) dim;

d) white.

14. The decision to keep Mother’s Day caused great … in the family.

a) shock;

b) disappointmen;

c) excitement;

d) surprise.

15. All children over seven … school in our country.

a) hold;

b) catch;

c) attend;

d) make.

16. At the party she … her wedding dress and he said she looked nicely.

a) wore;

b) was;

c) did;

d) made.

17. The little children … much noise.

a) attend;

b) make;

c) wear;

d) do.

18. Can you show me … to Trafalgar Square?

a) the part;

b) the bed;

c) the way;

d) the report.

19. This style of dress is in general… now.

a) wear;

b) make;

c) hold;

d) keep.

20.You show your …and go into a train carriage.

a) luggage;

b) platform;

c) crowd;

d) ticket.

21. Looking down you gain a view of a charming …

a) journey;

b) earth;

c) landscape;

d) air.

22.At last you manage to … your way through the crowd.

a) see;

b) hurry;

c) carry;

d) make.

23. Would you care for a cup of …?

a) sugar;

b) meat;

c) coffee;

d) porridge.

24. Lunch is taken in the …of the day.

a) end;

b) start;

c) middle;

d) beginning.

25. Insert the necessary word:

It’s impolite … at people like that.

a) to look;

b) to stare;

c) to gaze;

d) to watch.

26. Chose a word? Which is add among synonymy:

a) to look;

b) to glance;

c) to gaze;

d) to see.

27. Insert the necessary word:

a) looked;

b) seemed;

c) looked like;

d) was.

28. Paraphrase the sentence:

Will you come with us?

a) unite;

b) join;

c) go with;

d) accompany.

29. Insert the necessary combination:

Our car … the bus.

a) ran across;

b) ran over;

c) ran into;

d) ran.

30. I feel a sharp … in my right knee.

a) cold;

b) pain;

c) ache;

d) headache.

31. This boy is at the … of his class. He is the best.

a) top;

b) foot;

c) head;

d) leg.

32. After the piano was taken out, the room seemed quite …

a) vacant;

b) bare;

c) clean;

d) empty.

33. What can you … for my headache?

a) tell;

b) prescribe;

c) describe;

d) advice.

34. He can sing very well, but tonight he is in no … to do it.

a) position;

b) situation;

c) condition;

d) case.

35. At the age of thirteen Frank was able … a little money now and then.

a) to serve;

b) to obey;

c) to earn;

d) to move.

36. After his lonely dinner Soames … his cigar and walked out again

a) did;

b) impressed;

c) lit;

d) earned.

37. No one could … Captain Flint’s orders

a) serve;

b) impress;

c) earn;

d) light.

38. Illness … him from doing the work

a) prevented;

b) served;

c) did;

d) earned.

39. Тhe children have been … today.

a) impressive;

b) light;

c) familiar;

d) obedient.

40. His question ... me. I didn’t know how to answer it.

a) surprised;

b) astonished;

c) striked;

d) puzzled.

41. Pick up the … of the broken cup and throw them out.

a) parts;

b) pieces;

c) lumps;

d) slices.

42. There are many … monuments in Moscow.

a) historical;

b) historic;

c) unhistoric;

d) history.

43. Are you interested in the … or in the sciences?

a) Humanities;

b) Humanity;

c) Mankind;

d) Human.

44. Books of that kind are not … reading.

a) important;

b) interesting;

c) worth;

d) uninteresting.

45. At night I always … my window opens.

a) take;

b) keep;

c) do;

d) give.

46. You have treated her very badly. Rudeness will … do.

a) ever;

b) always;

c) never;

d) rarely.

47. I would … hire a taxi

a) rather;

b) worse;

c) better;

d) doubtful.

48. What … we had when we were together. We were so glad!

a) tragedy;

b) shock;

c) surprise;

d) fun.

49. Such incidents … every day.

a) occur;

b) come;

c) do;

d) make.

50. The children … came to see their grandmother on Sunday, and she would give them delicious pastries.

a) never;

b) ever;

c) always;

d) jet.