I ____ him since childhood.

- have known

-has known

-has been knowing

- have been knowing

-knows

The erythrocytes are ____.

- red blood cells

- white blood cells

- blood platelets

- plasma

- leucocytes

The leucocytes are ____.

- white blood cells

-red blood cells

- blood platelets

- plasma

- erythrocytes

The thrombocytes are ____.

- blood platelets

-red blood cells

-white blood cells

- plasma

- erythrocytes

The verb in the Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Active Voice) is:

- had been reading

- had been read

-was reading

-reading

-has been reading

The verb in the Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Active Voice) is:

- had been working

- were working

-has been working

- be working

-have been working

The verb in the Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Active Voice) is:

- had been operating

- operating

-had been operated

-has operated

- operated

The verb in the Future Perfect Continuous Tense is:

- shall have been performing

-will perform

-shall have performed

-to have been performing

-to be performed

The synonym to the word “inner” is:

- internal

-external

-various

-important

-simple

The Infinitive is:

- to discharge

- discharged

- have discharged

- have been discharged

- discharges

The Infinitive is:

- to be observed

-have observed

-observe

-have been observed

- observing

The antonym to the word «conditioned» is:

- unconditioned

- formed

- examined

- qualified

- fixed

The antonym to the word “to increase” is:

- to decrease

- to enlarge

- to extend

- to impress

- to perform

Many experiments were performed ____ Pavlov.

- by

- in

- to

- out

- on

The verb Tense in the sentence “Conditioned reflexes begin to develop in infancy” is:

- Present Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Active

- Present Perfect Active

The verb Tense in the sentence “Pavlov called these individually obtained reflexes conditioned” is:

- Past Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Active

- Present indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Present Perfect Active

The adjective is:

- protective

- to protect

- protection

- protects

- protectively

The adverb is:

- additionally

- to add

- addition

- additional

-added

All reflexes are connected with our ____.

- brain

- liver

- heart

- eye

- nose

The synonym to the word «to reveal» is:

- to discover

- to send

- to try

- to form

- to destroy

The synonym to the word “protective” is:

- preventive

- dangerous

- great

- certain

- nice

The definition to the word-combination “to vary in shape” is:

- it means to be changed in form

- it means to be decreased in growth

- it means to supper from

- it means to be connected to something

- it means to be disconnected

The definition to the word-combination “to produce diseases” is:

- to cause diseases

- to prevent diseases

- to analyse diseases

- to protect diseases

- to treat diseases

The sentence in Present Indefinite Active is:

- Microorganisms produce diseases.

- Spherical bacteria have been called cocci.

- Mechnikov had made many investigations.

- The lecture on microorganisms was delivered yesterday.

- The microorganisms were examined under the microscope.

The sentence in Present Indefinite Active is:

- The process of microorganisms division depends on the condition of the environment.

- Virulent microorganisms were seen under the microspore.

- The microorganisms were divided into two groups.

- Microorganisms are subdivided into some groups.

- Microorganisms are examined at the laboratory.

The sentence in Present Indefinite Active is:

- The growing organism increases in size.

- Every student could see the microorganisms under the microscope.

- Skin and mucous membrane are considered to protect the organism.

- The scientist tried to examine the disease.

- He is known to be a good scientist.

he sentence in Past Indefinite Active is:

- Bacteria invaded the human body.

- Many conditions are favourable for the growth of microbes.

- Bacteria were divided into groups.

- The role of leucocytes is great.

- The growing organisms increase in size.

The sentence in Past Indefinite Active is:

- The microorganisms produced diseases.

- The human organisms can fight against the microorganisms.

- It is known that a local or general infection may occur.

- He had made many experiments.

- Phagocytes were found by Mechnikov.

The synonym to the word “to spread” is:

- to extend

- to fight

- to hold

- to improve

- to indicate

The synonym to the word “environment” is:

- surroundings

- position

- state

- improvement

- graduation

The synonym to the word “agent” is:

- factor

- phenomenon

- findings

- significance

- report

The synonym to the word “to complete” is:

- to finish

- to begin

- to start

- to observe

- to decide

The antonym to the word “ill” is:

- healthy

- prolonged

- examined

- discovered

- considered

The antonym to the word “to begin” is:

- to finish

- to start

- to prove

- to decide

- to find

The sentence in Present Perfect Active is:

- I have not seen him since then.

- The lecture is interesting.

- The delivered lecture is interesting.

- It was interesting to listen to her.

- I was asked many questions.

The sentence in Present Perfect Active is:

- Prof. Nikitin has just published the book.

- The book was published by him.

- The published book is interesting.

- The book published by him was interesting.

- I like the book published by him.

The sentence in Present Perfect Active is:

- The doctor has prolonged the treatment.

- The doctor has many patients everyday.

- The treatment was prolonged by the doctor.

- The doctor can prolong the treatment.

- The doctor is asked to prolong the treatment.

The sentence in Present Perfect Active is:

- The doctor has never lived in Moscow.

- The doctor lived in Moscow last year.

- The doctor had not lived in Moscow by that time.

- The doctor lives in Moscow.

- The doctor will be in Moscow next year.

The sentence in Future Perfect Active is:

- He will have delivered a lecture by 2 o’clock tomorrow.

- The delivered lecture was useful.

- The lecture delivered by him is useful.

- They will come in time.

- They will not come in time.

The definition to the word-combination “to make an experiment” is:

- it means to do research

- it means to graduate from

- it means to solve the problem

- it means to deliver a lecture

- it means to give some examples

The verb Tense in the sentence “Arteries carry blood from the heart” is:

- Present Simple Active

- Past Simple Active

- Present Simple Passive

- Past Simple Passive

- Present Perfect Passive

Gastritis is ____.

- the inflammation of the mucous membrane of the stomach

- the inflammation of the bronchi

- the inflammation of the gallbladder

- the inflammation of the heart muscle

- the inflammation of the pancreas

The verb Tense in the sentence “The doctor listened to the patient`s heart and lungs, then measured his blood pressure” is:

- Past Simple

- Present Simple

- Present Perfect

- Future Perfect

- Future Simple

The right form of the verb in the sentence “Some drugs ______ from plants” is:

- are made

- make

- making

- makes

- made

The right written word is:

- gastritis

- gastritiss

- gastrite

- gastritti

- gastretis

Every four-year-student _____ know how to make injections.

- must

- can

- can not

- should

- could

What are you looking ____?

-for

- by

-with

-in

-under

She never comes ____ time.

- in

-at

-by

-to

A____ camera.

- bought

- boughted

- boughting

- buyed

- buy

The inner organ is:

- heart

- arm

- leg

- foot

- nose

The doctor`s assistant is ____.

- nurse

- doctor

- round

- complaint

- injection

The odd word is:

- teeth

- lung

- bladder

- liver

- stomach

The verb Tense in the sentence “At the in-patient department of a hospital life begins early in the morning” is:

- Present Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Active

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Present Perfect Active

The part of the speech“unhelpful” is:

- adjective

- noun

- adverb

- verb

- pronoun

She never complains ____ a headache.

- of

- on

- in

- from

- with

The antonym to the word “leg” is:

- upper extremity

- foot

- knee

- shoulder

- lower extremity

The verb Tense in the sentence “The doctor made a correct diagnosis” is:

- Past Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Present Perfect Active

The pain radiated ____ the left arm.

- to

- above

- for

- in

- on

The part of the speech “infectious” is:

- adjective

- adverb

- verb

- pronoun

- noun

The synonym to the word-combination “severe case” is:

- acute case

- mild case

- slight case

- repeated case

- unexpected case

The verb Tense in the sentence “The patient looked ill and was pale” is:

- Past Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Present Perfect Active

The part of the speech“to cause” is:

- verb

- preposition

- pronoun

- adjective

- adverb

This operation is not performed ___ our surgeons.

- by

- to

- in

- from

- at

The verb Tense in the sentence “Loss of body weight is marked in acute forms of the disease” is:

- Present Indefinite Passive

- Present Indefinite Active

- Past Indefinite Active

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Present Perfect Active

The part of the speech “abnormal” is:

- adjective

- adverb

- verb

- pronoun

- noun

The synonym to the word “to dilate” is:

- to extend

- to vary

- right

- to mark

- generally

The verb Tense in the sentence “Sputum is mucopurulent” is:

- Present Indefinite Active

- Present Indefinite Passive

- Past Indefinite Active

- Past Indefinite Passive

- Present Perfect Active

The odd word is:

- remedy

- appendicitis

- cholera

- diphtheria

- typhoid fever

Often they have symptoms such as pain, sore throat, lack of appetite, ___or fever.

- fatigue

- hygiene

- vaccine

- virus

- tissue

The odd word is:

- dinner

- diphtheria

- typhoid fever

- insomnia

- cholera

I feel the sharp ____ in my right knee.

- pain

- painful

- painless

- pained

- painstaking

“Well, you’d better let me take your ____”, said the doctor.

- temperature

- nose

- skin

- pain

- throat

The doctor ____ patient`s throat.

- examined

- extended

- interested

- clocked

- closed

People sneeze and cough when they ___.

- have a cold

- have a toothache

- have a stomachache

- have an earache

- have a backache

As Joe was coming home a sudden ____in his heart made him stop and lean against the wall of a house.

- pain

- temperature

- hurt

- injury

- trouble

I can’t speak louder I have ___.

- a sore throat

- a bad earache

- a headache

- a stomachache

- a backache

The right definition to the word-combination “in-patients” is:

- sick people who stay in hospital

- trait of character

- people who are not patients

- people who are treated in health centers

- one kind of disease

The right definition to the word-combination “out-patients” is:

- people who are treated in policlinics

- people who stay in hospital

- people who treat sick men

- children who are very ill

- naughty children

Some people have a bad ______when the plane is loosing height.

- earache

- leg ache

- toothache

- stomachache

- backache

The right answer to the question “What are you complaining of?” is:

- Insomnia and pains in the stomach.

- I always take my temperature when I’m ill.

- I know the symptoms of flu.

- I’m afraid of injections.

- I want to know where the doctor is.

_____ tumors are known to cause metastases of internal organs.

- malignant

- benign

- former

- internal

- initial