II. Use of english

Veterinary Pet Insurance

A (0) A tail. A purr of (1)…… . In return for those moments of (2) …… , you've promised to take (3) …..of your dog or cat.

And (4) ….. it's an ear infection, injury or a serious illness; there will (5) ……. a time when your pet (6) ……. medical attention. When that day comes, the Veterinary Pet Insurance will help you keep your promise to care.

Besides, the coverage for accidents and illness, we offer routine care coverage (7)…….. pay for an (8) …….. veterinary exam, vaccinations - even prescription flea control. And, you can use (9)……… veterinarian worldwide. No wonder more and more pet owners depend (10) …… the Veterinary Pet Insurance, the nation's oldest, largest and number one.

0.	A	wagging	B	nodding	C	shaking
1.	A	delicious	B	delight	C	delightful
2.	A	love	B	ignorance	C	hate
3.	A	down	B	apart	C	care
4.	A	whether	B	weather	C	wherever
5.	A	go	B	come	C	arrive
6.	A	will need	B	need	C	needs
7.	A	to help	B	help	C	helps
8.	A	annuity	B	annoying	C	annual
9.	A	some	B	any	C	none
10.	A	on	B	from	C	at

III. Writing

7) You received a message from your friend asking you to go clothes shopping with him/her at the weekend

Write a message of 50-80 words to your friend in which you

• Tell your friend you are excited to go shopping with him/her

• Agree to go

• Suggest something to do after shopping

EXAMINATION CARD № 24

I. Reading

Read the text and decide if the statements are T (True) or F (False). Write your answers on the answer sheet.

Presidents' Day

The United States has at least one holiday in every month except August. On the third Monday of February, Americans celebrate the birthday of two former presidents. They are George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. They were both famous U.S. presidents and they both had birthdays in February. Even though they are different days, Americans celebrate both of them on the same day.

George Washington was born February 22, 1732. He was the first president of the United States, elected by unanimous vote in 1789. He is sometimes referred to as The Father of Our Country [the USA]. He was one of the people who fought in the Revolutionary War and later helped write the United States Constitution. There is a famous story about George Washington when he was a young boy. It says that he chopped down his father's cherry tree with an ax. When his father asked, "Who did this?" young George replied, "I cannot tell a lie. I did it." Many children have heard this story and are encouraged to always tell the truth.

Abraham Lincoln was born on February 12, 1809. He became the president in 1860. His presidency was difficult. The states in the north and the south were divided because of slavery. White people in the south owned black people. The north did not like it. A civil war began between the two sides. In the end, the northern states won and President Lincoln helped to free the slaves. He gave a very famous speech about how everybody had the right to be free and how all people were equal. After the civil war, Abraham Lincoln went to see a play. While he was there, he was assassinated.

Both George Washington and Abraham Lincoln were very famous presidents in the United States. Today you can see their faces on the American money. George Washington is depicted on the one dollar bill and Abraham Lincoln is on the five dollar bill. Many schools and some cities in the USA are named after each president. And the State of Washington and Washington D.C. were both named after President Washington.

1. President's Day is on the third Tuesday of every February.

2. Everybody wanted George Washington to be the president.

3. George Washington fought in the civil war.

4. George Washington chopped down an apple tree when he was a young boy.

5. Abraham Lincoln became the president in 1809.

6. Abraham Lincoln believed black people and white people should be equal.

7. Someone killed Abraham Lincoln.

8. You can see Abraham Lincoln's face on a U.S. one dollar bill.

9. Many schools and some cities in the USA are not named after each president.

10. The State of Washington and Washington D.C. were both named after President Washington.