Міністерство освіти і науки, молоді та спорту україни

Івано-франківський державний коледж

Технологій та бізнесу

Затверджую

Заступник директора

з навчальної роботи

_________В.І.Кавчук

20 Березня 2012р. Державна підсумкова атестація

СПЕЦІАЛЬНІСТЬ 5.03050801 ФІНАНСИ І КРЕДИТ

НАВЧАЛЬНА ДИСЦИПЛІНА ІНОЗЕМНА МОВА (англійська)

Група фк-36-іі екзаменаційний білет № 23

1. Read and render the text “The Underground”.

The famous London Underground (Tube, as most call it) is not only the oldest and the biggest in the world; it is one of the most modern and efficient. It comprises 11 lines covering most of London. Some have more than one branch, so it’s better to make sure to take the correct one. Use a London Underground Journey Planner to plan your route. Each line has a name and a different colour. The colour code signs point to where you can find the tube line you need. Make sure you go to the correct platform for the direction you want to travel.

Tube begins running about 5.30 a.m. and leave London on their last outward journey between 12.30 a.m. and 1 a.m. Some routes start later and finish earlier, particularly on Sundays. Trains finish earlier, though each line varies and some suburbs are lucky to be served by all-night services.

Avoid the busiest time on the Underground between 08.00 and 09.30 and 18.30.

You can buy your ticket from a machine or ticket office at any Underground station. The price of your fare depends on the number of zones you travel through. Don’t forget to buy the right ticket before you begin your journey or you may be stopped and have to pay a ₤10 penalty fare.

You can buy a single ticket for a one-way journey or a return ticket. Or choose one of travel cards or LT cards.

Many Underground stations have automatic ticket gates.

Insert your ticket and take it back as you walk through. If you have a pushchair or heavy luggage, ask a member of the staff to open one of the special wide gates. Once your journey is complete or your ticket has expired, the gate will open but the machine will retain your ticket.

For your safety, do not try to hold back the train door when they are closing and remember to take care of your personal belongings and take them with you when you leave the train.

When you use an escalator, keep to the right of the steps so people can pass you if they are in a hurry. Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the Underground.

If you need help or guidance, friendly, well-trained staff can assist you and you can also talk to them from “Help Points” at many stations.

2. Give information on the topic “Different ways of travelling”.

3. Choose the correct answer in the test.

Where … you from? is; am; are. … your wife a teacher? Is; Am; Are. … your hands cold? Is; Am; Are. I’ve got two… . brothers; brother; brother’s. She’s married and she has three … . childs; childrens; children. Most of my … are students. friends; frends; friend.

March is … than April. the longer; longer; the longest. February is … month of the year. the longest; the shortest; the warmest. The USA is … than Britain. smaller; the larger; larger. I … in a big city. leves; lives; live. I … this book last year. read; readed; reads. He … in Lviv when he was young. lived; live; lives.

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Викладачі: Н.І. Гришко

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