Is breathing air necessary for keeping humans alive.

|a general question+

|a tag question

|a special question

|a mixed question

|an alternative question

~Choose an answer to the question

Where does the large intestine push poop.

|Into the rectum.+

|The large intestine is wider and shorter than the small intestine.

|The large intestine is 6.7 to 7.6 metres in length.

|Yes, it does.

|No, it doesn’t.

~Define the type of the question.

You have hair follicles all over your body, don’t you.

|a tag question+

|a special question

|a general question

|an alternative question

|a mixed question

~Haldane ... remembered for his work on population genetics.

|is+

|are

|am

|to be

|were

~Hair follicles rely on the ... glands.

|sebaceous+

|thyroid

|sweat

|salivary

|pineal

~Complete the special question.

... did Pasteur begin experiments on rabies. - In 1881.

|When+

|Where

|How

|What

|Why

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

The air finally ends up in the 600 million alveoli.

|the present simple+

|the past simple

|the present continuous

|the future simple

|the present perfect

~The heart ... the oxygenated blood out to all the cells in the body.

|sends+

|send

|to send

|sending

|have sent

~Your diaphragm ... and moves up, pushing air out of the lungs.

|relaxes+

|relax

|to relax

|relaxing

|have relaxed

~This part ... smooth and very hard.

|is+

|are

|am

|to be

|being

~Complete the special question.

... jawbone can you move. – The lower jawbone.

|What+

|Which

|How

|Why

|Where

~Bones are held together at the joints ... ligaments.

|by+

|on

|at

|in

|of

~Complete the special question.

... is the circulation called. - The movement of the blood throughout the body.

|What+

|How much

|Where

|Who

|How often

~Lung is one of the pair of organs of …

|respiration.+

|digestion.

|circulation.

|skeletal system.

|reproductive system.

~Diaphragm is a dome-shaped …

|muscle.+

|layer.

|passage.

|air sac.

|system.

~Trachea is ...

|a windpipe.+

|a blind-ended air sac of microscopic size.

|a tiny ridge.

|a box voice.

|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.

~Cilium is ...

|a tiny hair.+

|a slick special layer.

|any of the air passages beyond the trachea.

|a box voice.

|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.

~Pleural membrane is ...

|a slick special layer.+

|a tiny hair.

|a blind-ended air sac of microscopic size.

|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.

|a box voice.

~Vocal cord is ...

|a tiny ridge.+

|a blind-ended air sac of microscopic size.

|the tiniest tube without cartilage or mucous glands.

|one of the pair of organs of respiration.

|a box voice.

~Larynx is ...

|a voice box.+

|one of the pair of organs of respiration.

|a slick special layer.

|a tiny ridge.

|a layer.

~Stomach is ...

|a distensible saclike organ.+

|a muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.

|a part of the digestive system divided into the duodenum, jejunum and ileum.

|a part of the alimentary canal divided into calcium, appendix, colon and rectum.

|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage, situated behind the root of the tongue.

~Esophagus is...

|a muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.+

|the short thin blind-ended tube.

|a thick alkaline fluid secreted by the liver.

|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage.

|a part of the alimentary canal divided into cecum, colon, rectum and anus.

~The small intestine is ...

|divided into the duodenum, jejunum and ileum.+

|divided into cecum, appendix, colon and rectum.

|situated behind the root of the tongue.

|situated above the stomach.

|located in the chest.

~Epiglottis is ...

|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage, situated behind the root of the tongue.+

|a distensible saclike organ.

|one of the pair of organs of respiration.

|a slick special layer.

|a muscular tube that extends from the pharynx to the stomach.

~Appendix is ...

|a short thin blind-ended tube.+

|a thick alkaline fluid that is secreted by the liver.

|a thin leaf-shaped flap of cartilage.

|one of the pair of organs of respiration.

|a slick special layer.

~Bile is ...

|a thick alkaline liquid that is secreted by the liver.+

|a thick liquid which is secreted by saliva gland.

|a liquid which flow by the vessels.

|a liquid which accumulate in urine bladder.

|a liquid that is secreted by uterus.

~Skin is ...

|the outer covering of the body.+

|the fatty layer situated under the dermis.

|the inner layers of the body.

|a slick special layer.

|the inner covering of the body.

~Subcutaneous layer is ...

|a fatty layer situated under the dermis.+

|the outer covering of the body.

|a slick special layer.

|a thick layer of living tissue that lies beneath the dermis.

|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance.

~Epidermis is ...

|an outer layer of the skin.+

|a rigid framework of the body.

|a bony structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.

|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.

|a layer of the dense connective tissue providing attachment for muscles, tendons and ligaments.

~Erector pili is ...

|a muscle, which forces the skin hair to stand up straight.+

|a muscle which pushes food.

|a slick special layer.

|a small opening of the skin.

|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance.

~Pore is ...

|a small opening of the skin.+

|a small follicle of hair.

|a slick special layer.

|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance.

|a special tiny muscle.

~Sebaceous gland is. ..

|a simple gland in the skin that secretes an oily substance, sebum.+

|a small opening of the skin.

|a muscle which pushes food.

|a special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.

|a special gland which secretes saliva.

~Skeleton is ...

|a rigid framework of the body.+

|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.

|an outer layer of the skin.

|a bony structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.

|a slick special layer.

~Pelvis is ...

|a bony structure formed by the hip bones, sacrum and coccyx.+

|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.

|a layer of the dense connective tissue providing attachment or muscles.

|a shoulder blade.

|a lumbar vertebra.

~Cartilage is ...

|a dense connective tissue composed of a matrix.+

|a layer of the dense connective tissue providing attachment for muscles.

|a shoulder blade.

|a special tiny muscle, which forces the skin hairs to stand up straight.

|a small opening of the skin sweat glands.

~Choose a correctly composed question.

|Is butter made from milk?+

|Butter is made from milk?

|Made butter is from milk?

|From milk butter makes?

|Butter from milk made is?

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

What type of cosmetics does she like?

|the present simple+

|the past simple

|the future simple

|the present continuous

|the present perfect

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

We met at Kung Fu classes a few years ago.

|the past simple+

|the present simple

|the future simple

|the present continuous

|the present perfect

~We usually see each … once a week.

|other+

|another

|that

|this

|those

~How many children ...

|does she have?+

|have she do?

|she do have?

|does she had?

|she have do?

~What time ... you ... yesterday.

|did ... arrive+

|did ... arrived

|do ... arrived

|did ... arrives

|does ... arrived

~What ... they ... to do this afternoon.

|do ... want+

|does ... wants

|do ... wants

|does ... wanted

|did ... wants

~He … from England.

|is+

|am

|have been

|are

|to be

~You're from London, ... you.

|aren’t+

|weren't

|are

|were

|do

~... distinguished scientists have you met.

|How many+

|How much

|How often

|How long

|How

~Complete the special question.

... is your daughter-in-law.- She is 21.

|How old+

|How

|What

|Where

|Who

~He is ... child in their family.

|the eldest+

|elderly

|older

|more old

|the most old

~There are ... computers in the classroom?

|many+

|much

|lot

|plenty

|few

~He has got no room, and he can't do ... work.

|any+

|no

|some

|anything

|something

~My son ... go to bed early.

|doesn't+

|don't

|haven't

|hasn't

|isn’t

~She can't have ... friends in the house.

|any+

|no

|some

|anybody

|nothing

~The bedroom ... a bit dirty.

|is+

|are

|were

|been

|being

~What colour …? - It's red.

|is your car+

|are your car

|your car is

|have your car

|your is car

~Choose an answer to the question.

How do you usually get to work?

|By car, but sometimes I walk.+

|It is a long way.

|It takes me 20 minutes to get to work.

|Yes, I do.

|No, I don’t.

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.

This morning I got up at 9.30.

|the past simple+

|the present simple

|the present continuous

|the future simple

|the present perfect

~We went to the cinema but we … the film.

|didn't enjoy+

|don't enjoy

|didn't enjoyed

|hasn't enjoyed

|doesn’t enjoy

~My mother … never ... by air.

|has ... traveled+

|are ... traveled

|has ... travel

|were ... traveled

|have ... traveled

~These houses … 100 years ago.

|were built+

|was building

|built

|has built

|build

~Jane is in the kitchen. She ... dinner.

|is cooking.+

|are cooking.

|am cooking.

|cook.

|have cooked.

~Define the tense of a verb in the sentence.