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Вопросы	Ответ a)
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: I …. a student of the Mechanical engineering faculty.	am
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Elements in the periodic table ... arranged in periods (rows) and groups (columns).	are
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: A boiler … a closed vessel in which water or other fluid is heated.	is
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: It … an interesting reference book.	is
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Chemistry … my favorite subject at school.	was
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Where … you last Friday?	were
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: History … the first lesson tomorrow.	will be
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: Gold and silver ... metals.	are
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: I have three …. brothers.	0
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: There ... so many metals, they ... divided into groups: alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, and transition metals	are/are
Give the right variant of the verb “ to be”: The periodic table …first devised in 1869 by the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev.	was
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: Those students …. two exams.	have
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: Paul …. many friends at the English-speaking club.	has
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: My friends …. many new cameras.	have
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: …. your neighbor a family?	has
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: My sister …. much work now. She is free.	has not
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: They …. English lessons yesterday. They had Physics.	had not
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: He …. some interesting journals last month.	had
Give the right variant of the verb “ to have”: …. this student a nice room in the hostel?	has
Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: …. are the socks I‘ll wear with my suit.	these
Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: Is …. his notebook?	that
Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: …. is his latest composition.	this
Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: …. was a difficult situation.	that
Choose the correct form of the demonstrative pronoun: Give me …. pencil.	this
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: There aren’t …. easy ways of learning a foreign language.	any
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Don’t tell …. about it. It’s a secret.	anybody
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: …. knew anything about America before Columbus discovered it.	nobody
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: How much did you pay for these boots? – I didn’t pay …. .	anything
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: We didn’t play …. games in the yard because it was raining all day long.	any
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: It so happened that he had …. to go to. So last summer he stayed at home in his beloved city for his holidays.	nowhere
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Put …. sugar in her tea; she doesn’t like sweet tea.	no
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: We could not buy cherries, so we bought …. plums instead.	some
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: I am not a perfectionist. …. is perfect in this world.	nobody
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Do you need …. books to prepare your report?	any
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: …. knows that water is necessary for life.	everybody
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: Is there …. that you want to tell me?	anything
Choose the correct form of the indefinite pronoun: I understand …. now. Thank you for your explanation.	everything
Choose the necessary article: When spring comes, .... sun shines brighter, .... snow melts, .... days become longer.	the / the / the
Choose the necessary article: He took …. taxi and gave …. address to …. driver.	a / the / the
Choose the necessary article: Tomorrow is …. Sunday. If it is too hot in …. town, we shall go to …. country.	0 / 0 / the
Choose the necessary article: …. weather was very bad in …. October.	the / 0
Choose the necessary article: How lovely …. night is! There are no …. clouds in …. sky and …. air is so fresh.	the / 0 / the / the
Choose the necessary article: He’s looking for …. plain shirt, but all …. shirts are striped.	a / the
Choose the necessary article: I want to ask you to accompany me to .... shop. I must buy .... dress.	the / a
Choose the necessary article: .... fog is so dense that it is difficult to walk.	the
Choose the necessary article: I must buy .... pair of .... new gloves.	a / 0
Choose the necessary article: I bought .... new hat yesterday. .... shop assistant said it was .... latest style.	a / the / the
Choose the necessary article: We came to .... big store to find out if we could have .... suit made to order.	a / a
Choose the necessary article: I don’t like …. hat you have chosen …. color is not becoming to you.	the / the
Choose the necessary article: She’s looking for …. blouse. Polka-dot …. blouses are very popular this …. summer.	a / 0 / 0
Choose the necessary article: There is …. word in …. text which I cannot understand.	a / the
Choose the necessary article: I am afraid you will have …. lot of …. trouble with this business.	a / 0
Choose the necessary article: …. day was not bright yesterday. …. sky was covered with …. clouds.	the / the / 0
Choose the necessary article: Let’s go to the department store and see if we can buy …. nice pair of …. trousers for you.	a / 0
Choose the necessary article: We spent last summer in …. Ukraine, in …. little village on …. bank of …. big river.	the / a / the / a
Put the following sentence into plural form: In the farmyard we could see an ox, a sheep and a goose.	In the farmyard we could see oxen, sheep and geese.
Put the following sentence into plural form: Does your tooth still ache?	Do your teeth still ache?
Put the following sentence into plural form: The wolf has been shot.	The wolves have been shot.
Put the following sentence into plural form: I have hurt my foot.	We have hurt our feet.
Put the following sentence into plural form: This lady is that gentleman’s wife.	These ladies are those gentlemen’s wives.
Put the following sentence into plural form: The cat has caught a mouse.	The cats have caught mice.
Put the following sentence into plural form: What is it made of?	What are they made of?
Put the following sentence into plural form: This purse isn’t made of leather.	These purses aren’t made of leather.
Put the following sentence into plural form: Is that woman an accountant?	Are those women accountants?
Put the following sentence into plural form: The withered leaf has fallen to the ground.	The withered leaves have fallen to the ground.
Put the following sentence into plural form: I heard her voice.	We heard their voices.
Put the following sentence into plural form: That was a cookie jar.	Those were cookie jars.
Put the following sentence into plural form: Is this your scarf?	Are these your scarves?
Put the following sentence into plural form: She took off her hat.	They took off their hats.
Choose the right antonym: to destroy	to build
Choose the right antonym: always	never
Choose the right antonym: strong	weak
Choose the right antonym: to increase	to decrease
Choose the right antonym: high	low
Choose the right antonym: white	black
Choose the right antonym: to open	to close
Choose the right synonym: plenty of	much
Choose the right synonym: fall	autumn
Choose the right synonym: wood	forest
Choose the right synonym: main	chief
Choose the right synonym: to permit	to allow
Choose the right synonym: to make	to do
Choose the right antonym: the same	different
Choose the right antonym: artificial	natural
Give the right English equivalent: щелочные металлы / сілтілік металдар	alkali metals
Give the right English equivalent: высококачественный / жоғары сапалы	high grade
Give the right English equivalent: химическое вещество / химиялық зат	chemical substance
Give the right English equivalent: Перекись водорода / сутек пероксиді	hydrogen peroxide
Give the right English equivalent: система обозначений / белгілеулер жүйесі	notation
Give the right English equivalent: строительная площадка / құрылыс алаңы	construction site
Give the right English equivalent: вести переговоры / келіссөздер жүргізу	to conduct negotiations
Give the right English equivalent: налог на добавленную стоимость / қосымша құн салығы	value added tax
Give the right English equivalent: страхование / сақтандыру	insurance
Give the right English equivalent: реклама / жарнама	advertising
Give the right English equivalent: требование / талап	requirement
Give the right English equivalent: производство и потребление / өнім шығару және тұтыну	production and consumption
Give the right English equivalent: обязательство / міндеттеме	liability
Give the right English equivalent: свойства элементов / элементтердің қасиеттері	properties of elements
Give the right English equivalent: совместное предприятие / біріккен кәсіпорын	joint venture
Give the right English equivalent: мера длины / ұзындық өлшемі	measure of length
Give the right English equivalent: предотвращать / алдын алу	to prevent
Give the right English equivalent: деловое проедложение / іскери ұсыныс	business proposal
Give the right English equivalent: внутренний / ішкі	internal
Give the right English equivalent: способность / қабілет	ability
Give the right English equivalent: древний / ежелгі	ancient
Give the right English equivalent: доверенность / сенімхат	Power of attorney
Give the right English equivalent: научно-исследовательская работа / ғылыми-зерттеу жұмысы	scientific-research work
Give the right English equivalent: горное дело / тау-кен ісі	mining
Give the right English equivalent: превращать / айналдыру	to transform
Give the right English equivalent: вдохновение / шабыт	inspiration
Give the right English equivalent: подписать / қол қою	to sign
Give the right English equivalent: технологическое оборудование / технологиялық жабдықтар	processing equipment
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: In winter the days are …. than in autumn.	shorter
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: This grammar rule is …. than the first one.	more difficult
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: This is …. building in the city.	the most beautiful
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: Where is …. drugstore, please?	the nearest
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: These machines are …. than the technical devices operating in our shop.	more powerful
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: I know English …. than my aunt Ann.	better
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: Henry is not …. his elder brother Bob.	so strong as
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: It is well-known that honesty is …. policy.	the best
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: The day before yesterday I started to feel …. .	worse
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: He makes …. than you do.	more
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: The boy is as …. as his uncle.	tall
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: What is the …. news of today?	latest
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: The automobile complex on the Kama river is …. one in this country.	the biggest
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: Spanish is as …. as English.	difficult
Choose the right variant of the Degrees of comparison: My hair is not as …. as yours.	long
Put the necessary preposition: One of the main trends …. automobile building is the wide-scale utilization …. diesel engines on lorries.	in / of
Put the necessary preposition: Machining is only one part …. the overall production process …. the engineering workshop.	of / in
Put the necessary preposition: Water consists …. hydrogen and oxygen.	of
Put the necessary preposition: Water boils .... 100° C.	at
Put the necessary preposition: Three basic conditions …. the development …. flexible systems are technology, equipment and electronics.	for / of
Put the necessary preposition: The world has produced …. large numbers big and small computers, numerical programmed control systems …. machine-tools, presses and industrial robots.	in / for
Put the necessary preposition: In the 20^th century the engineer had …. his command many new sources …. power.	at / of
Put the necessary preposition: Many …. the early branches of engineering were based not …. science but on empirical information that depended …. observation and experience.	of / on / on
Put the necessary preposition: I´m a chemist ... profession.	by
Put the necessary preposition: The chemical engineer will have completed the experiments …. the 21^st …. June.	by / of
Put the necessary preposition: Michael Faraday gathered together and set in order all the works …. the scientists who had worked …. electrical problems before him.	of / on
Put the necessary preposition: When the aircraft goes into production, mechanical and industrial engineers are involved …. designing the machines necessary to fabricate the different parts as well as the entire system …. assembling them.	in / for
Put the necessary preposition: The engineer must combine many …. the characteristics …. the scientist, research engineer and technologist.	of / of
Choose the right variant: There was too …. light in the room, and I could not read this paper.	little
Choose the right variant: I’m sorry to say, I have read very …. books by Walter Scott.	few
Choose the right variant: Walk quicker, please. We have very …. time.	little
Choose the right variant: Does your sister read …. ? – Yes, she does.	much
Choose the right variant: His father earned …. money, but he enjoyed his job.	little
Choose the right variant: Bob wrote so …. letters that he’s never going to write a letter again.	many
Choose the right variant: Put two cups of flour into a mixing bowl, and add …. milk.	little
Choose the right variant: I know very …. about this writer. It is the first book I am reading.	little
Choose the right variant: He left us and returned in …. minutes.	a few
Choose the right variant: She ate so …. ice-cream that she’s going to have a sore throat.	much
Choose the right variant: Have you …. work to do today? – No, not very …. .	much / much
Choose the right variant: The hall was almost empty, there were very …. people in it.	few
Choose the right variant: I have …. work today.	much
Choose the suitable modal verb: One …. know at least two foreign languages.	must
Choose the suitable modal verb: It …. be very difficult to learn Chinese.	must
Choose the suitable modal verb: The scientist …. design products, machines and production systems.	has to
Choose the suitable modal verb: You …. take this book. I don’t need it.	may
Choose the suitable modal verb: Driver …. stop when he sees the red light.	must
Choose the suitable modal verb: You …. study much if you want to pass the exam well.	should
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: What …. a student …. ?	does / do
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: Water …. of hydrogen and oxygen.	consists
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: We always …. dinner at this canteen.	have
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: When …. they …. supper?	do / have
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: …. you …. to watch this TV program?	do / want
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: I always …. for him in this room.	wait
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Indefinite tense: My cousins …. to the theatre every Sunday.	go
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: One of her sisters …. a tour of Australia last month.	made
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: Last Saturday she …. a funny story about her pet.	wrote
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: Two weeks ago I …. for Astana.	left
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: I …. up early yesterday.	woke
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: Two years ago Kate …. a car.	bought
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Indefinite tense: We …. magazines from the library last Wednesday.	got
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: I …. this song with you if you tell me the words.	shall sing
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: You …. many towns and villages on your way before you arrive in Kiev.	will pass
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: She …. all the arrangements about it before she flies.	will make
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: The teacher …. the new grammar rule at the next lesson.	will ask
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: My elder brother …. school next year.	will finish
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Indefinite tense: You …. in Paris tomorrow evening.	will arrive
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: I …. a report now.	am writing
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Look at the sky: the clouds …. slowly, the sun …. from behind the clouds.	are moving / is appearing
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Listen! Who …. the guitar in the next room?	is playing
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Who …. to music on his personal stereo over there right now?	is listening
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: I …. a suit now.	am wearing
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Continuous tense: Listen to that man! Do you understand what language he …. ?	is speaking
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: It was impossible to stay indoors yesterday because it was so warm outside and the sun …. so brightly.	was shining
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: We …. in the river when the rain began.	were bathing
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: I …. TV the whole day yesterday.	was watching
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: We …. down the street in the direction of Tom’s house, when we saw him in the window of a bus that …. by.	were walking / was passing
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: When I went out into the garden, the sun …. and birds …. in the trees.	was shining / were singing
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Continuous tense: When Ann …. the street, she fell.	was crossing
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: I …. in the forest the whole day tomorrow.	shall be skiing
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: When I come home tomorrow, my family …. supper.	will be having
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: Don’t come to my place tomorrow. I …. a composition the whole evening.	shall be writing
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: She …. at her project from early morning till late at night tomorrow.	will be working
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Continuous tense: I shall not go to the theatre tomorrow. I …. TV the whole evening.	shall be watching
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: Sorry, I …. to bring you the book.	have forgotten
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: You have just …. tomorrow’s weather forecast.	heard
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: Who has …. you to write in this way?	taught
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: He has just …. something for us.	done
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: We have already …. a lot of English words.	learnt
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: Who has …. this report?	written
Choose the right form of the verb in Present Perfect tense: We have …. three lessons today.	had
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: By the time the train reached the town, he …. friends with many passengers.	had made
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: He opened his eyes, looked around and tried to remember what …. to him.	had happened
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: On my way to the University I remembered that I …. my report at home.	had left
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: Kate gave me the book which she …. the day before.	had bought
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: Nick showed the teacher the picture which he …. at home .	had drawn
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: Yesterday I found the magazine which I …. in summer.	had lost
Choose the right form of the verb in Past Perfect tense: It …. before we came here.	had happened
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Perfect tense: He …. his favorite article by 9 o’clock tomorrow.	will have finished
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Perfect tense: I …. my composition by the time you come.	shall have written
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Perfect tense: I …. my homework by 6 o’clock tomorrow.	shall have done
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Perfect tense: She …. her scientific work by Monday.	will have finished
Choose the right form of the verb in Future Perfect tense: I’m afraid the dance …. before we get there.	will have started
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: He didn’t approve of her …. so much coffee.	drinking
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: She burst out …. .	crying
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: Tom was proud of …. the champion’s cup.	being awarded
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: This job is not worth …. .	taking
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: The machine needs …. .	cleaning
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: After …., the papers were handed back to the students.	being checked
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: …. this problem is a very difficult task.	solving
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: The cat was afraid of …. and hid itself under the sofa.	being punished
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: I have no hope of …. him soon.	seeing
Choose the correct form of the Gerund: The doctor told her to avoid …. in the sun.	sitting
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive: It is necessary …. new equipment on the farms.	to use
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive: I saw him …. the room.	to enter
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive: Do you like …. to folk music?	to listen
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive: I like …. .	to draw
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive: I have nothing …. .	to read
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive …. your phonetics you should record yourself and analyze your speech.	to improve
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive Let me …. you with your control work.	help
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive …. this magazine, you must go to the library.	to get
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive My brother can …. French.	speak
Choose the correct form of the Infinitive ….. the truth, I am very tired.	to tell
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: The teacher advised us …. dictionaries.	to use
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: He made her …. the message.	repeat
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: Would you like me …. now?	to go
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: Please let me …. your decision as soon as possible.	know
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: I’d like him …. to an university, but I can’t make him …. .	to go / go
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: I want her …. English; I think everybody must know it.	to learn
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: The rain made us …. home.	return
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: Please don’t make me …. coffee.	drink
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: I hate you …. your duties.	to forget
Choose the correct form of the Complex Object: She does not like me …. with her.	to argue
Choose the right variant of the Participle: When we came nearer, we saw two boys …. towards us.	coming
Choose the right variant of the Participle: The wall …. the house was very high.	surrounding
Choose the right variant of the Participle: Everything …. here is correct.	written
Choose the right variant of the Participle: Who is that girl …. her homework at that desk?	doing
Choose the right variant of the Participle: His hat …. off by the wind was lying in the middle of the street.	blown
Choose the right variant of the Participle: I picked up the pencil …. on the floor.	lying
Choose the right variant of the Participle: Name some places …. by you last year.	visited
Choose the right variant of the Participle: Read the …. sentences once more.	translated
Choose the right variant of the Participle: A person …. a sunbath must be very careful.	taking
Choose the right variant of the Participle: The floor …. by Helen looked very clean.	washed
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The laboratory ... near the Institute.	is built
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: Many new houses ... in my town now.	are being built
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The work ... at last.	has been finished
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The equipment ... from metal.	is made
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The telegram ... yesterday.	was received
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: John … to Rome next week.	will be sent
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: I …. a very interesting journal at the library yesterday.	was given
Choose the right form of the verb in the Passive Voice: The roast chicken …. with appetite.	was eaten
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending A miss …..	is as good as a mile.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending Necessity …..	is the mother of invention.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending A new broom …..	sweeps clean.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending Once bitten …..	twice shy.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending More haste …..	less speed.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending Still waters …..	run deep.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending A rolling stone …..	gathers no moss.
Complete the following proverb by choosing an ending Honesty …...	is the best policy.