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Тест

Complete the dialogues with correct form of the verbs in brackets: present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, going to + infinitive, will I won't + infinitive. continuous, past simple, past continuous, going to + infinitive, will I won't + infinitive.

1 A They don't answer (not answer) the phone after six o'clock. The office is closed.

В OK, I’II call (call) them tomorrow.

2 A------------your brother (have) a girlfriend?

B Yes, he does. She's French.

3 A Our goalkeeper (not play) very well at the moment.

В That's unusual. He's usually good.

4 A The teacher (give) us an exam tomorrow.

В Are you sure? Isn't it next week?

5 A Why couldn't you sleep?

В Because the neighbours (argue) again.

6 A What time he usually (get) to work?

В About 9.30.

7A.Did you hear about the elections? В Yes, I heard it on the news when I (drive) home.

8 A How was your weekend?

В It was great. This time yesterday I (walk) on the beach

9 A My plane is arriving at one o'clock in' the afternoon.

В Fine, we airport.

10 A Doctor, I'm a bit nervous

B Don’t worry, this _______(not hurt)

Лексический тест по теме «Высшее образование в Англии и сша»

Задание: Выберите правильный вариант.

1. The … of higher education in Great Britain is very complex.

a) structure

b) construction

c) arrangement

d) composition

2. The oldest university in Great Britain is … University.

a) Britain’s Open

b) Oxford

c) Cambridge

d) Duke

3. A bachelor degree is … on the results of examinations.

a) rewarded

b) awarded

c) given

d) delivered

4. The highest degree is the … .

a) bachelor’s degree

b) doctor of philosophy degree

c) master’s degree

d) second university degree

5. A university consists of a number of … .

a) faculties

b) branches

c) disciplines

d) departments

6. They say that the University of London has a good … among young Londoners for its high standard of teaching.

a) repute

b) reputable

c) reputation

d) image

7. Britain’s Open University is also called … .

a) university of the second chance

b) university for all

c) university of bachelor’s degree

d) international university

8. According to recent statistics in the USA about 50 percent of the young people aged 18 enter some institutions of higher … .

a) learning

b) teaching

c) studying

d) training

9. The colleges and universities in the USA offer four-year courses of study, which generally lead to the degree of … .

a) Doctor

b) Master

c) Bachelor

d) Professor

10. If you are a fourth year student, you will be officially called a … .

a) senior

b) freshman

c) sophomore

d) graduate

11. If you are a second year student, you are a … .

a) junior

b) freshman

c) sophomore

d) undergraduate

12. All students who graduated from the senior class and who continue studying at a university are classified as … students.

a) undergraduate

b) graduate

c) postgraduate

d) overgraduate

13. There are required courses which all first year students must take and … courses at the University.

a) elected

b) elective

c) electoral

d) election

14. The members of the university community whose role is instruction and research are called … .

a) faculty members

b) department members

c) community members

d) committee members

15. The rank of the … is usually awarded to retired faculty members.

a) visiting professor

b) full professor

c) honourary professor

d) honest professor

16. American universities are divided into … .

a) junior and senior

b) private and state-supported

c) full-time and part-time

d) cheap and expensive

17. The University of Michigan has a very high standards, particularly in … .

a) science

b) arts

c) economics

d) business

18. The hierarchy of university teachers has at its top … .

a) assistant professors

b) full professors

c) associate professors

d) association professors

19. Seminars or sections are usually held by … .

a) instructors

b) teaching assistants

c) assistant professors

d) trainers

20. The minimum period of study accepted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy is about … after obtaining the Bachelor’s degree.

a) 3 years

b) 5 years

c) 4 years

d) 2 years

The keys:

1.a); 2.b); 3.b); 4.b); 5.a); 6.c); 7.a); 8.a); 9.c); 10.a); 11.c); 12.b); 13.b); 14.a); 15.c); 16.b); 17.a); 18.b); 19.b); 20.c).