II Grammar

1. Tom usually works better ..... the morning.

in

at

on

2. Chris ___ angry. What's wrong with him?

seems

seem

has

have

3. If you were stopped by the police for speeding, what ___ you do?

will

shall

do

would

4. I was glad that ..... after his recent illness.

John looked so well

John looked such well

John so well looked

5. I ___ that libraries are a good thing and they should be open to the public in all countries.

seem

believe

want

have

6. Will these clothes ... by Saturday?

make

made

be make

be made

7. Neither Jim nor Jack ... there.

was invited

was been invited

were invited

were been invited

8 It is not my favorite job, but I like ... the kitchen as often as possible.

cleaning

clean

to clean

that I clean

9. If you _____ the dishes, I _____ dinner tonight.

wash; will cook

washed; would cook

had washed; would cooked

10 They explained to us that the Local History museum, which was usually open every Sunday

, ..... that day.

was closed

was being closed

had been closed

III Essay Writing

Will the Internet bring people of the world closer together?

Signature of the examiner_______________

EXAM CARD III

I Reading

THE SMITHSONIAN: A TREASURE-FILLED INSTITUTION

Every year millions of Americans and foreigners visit the Nation's Capital, and many of them pass fascinating hours there viewing such historic treasures as the Wright brothers' first airplane, Alexander Graham Bell's prototype telephone, and a wealth of American and foreign art at various museums scattered around the city.

Few of these visitors realize that they are guests of the Smithsonian Institution, one of the world's most far-reaching societies of scholars and scientists, with interests in such diverse fields as astrophysics and music, painting and ethnology, drama and zoology.

A vast complex of museums and galleries, laboratories and halls of learning, research centers and editorial offices, the Smithsonian Institution, though center in Washington, also maintains a variety of facilities throughout the Nation and the world. But to the general public the Smithsonian is best known for its exhibition halls in the Nation's Capital. These include, among others, the National Gallery of Art, the Museum of Natural History, the National Museum of American History, the Air and Space Museum, the Museum of History and Technology.

Supported in part by public funding and in part by private donations, the Smithsonian was established in 1846, thanks to a bequest of $508000 from a British scientist, James Smithson, for "an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge among men".

In becoming one of the world's foremost institutes of research and enlightenment, and establishing its public displays, the Smithsonian has more than carried out its benefactor's charge.

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II Grammar

1. Jane was so tired. She ..… have slept for a week.

could

should

would

must

2. I started work this morning ..... 8am.

in

at

on

3. Tom ..... his key.

has lost

has been lost

was lost

4. Ted is looking for a job. He is a good worker and I hope that by the end of the month he ..... a good job.

will find

is going to find

will have found

is finding

5. Could you tell me ..... to the railway station?

how I can get

how can I get

I how can get

6. Your new landlord ___ nice and friendly.

thinks

seems

believes

has

7. This car is not going ... in the race.

to drive

to be drive

to driven

to be driven

8. Your food ... .

is still being prepared

has still been prepared

is being prepare

will prepare yet

9 She tried to be serious, but she couldn’t help ... .

laughing

to laugh

that she laughed

laugh

10 If my dad _____ time next week, we _____ my room.

has; will paint

had; would paint

had had; would have paint