Фразові дієслова
TEST 1
Study the table.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
break in
|
to enter
by force
|
вдиратися; встрявати, втручатися
|
break out
|
to escape
|
втекти (із в’язниці)
|
break up
|
to end a
relationship
|
розходитися (про компанію, збори
тощо); припинити стосунки
|
break down
|
to stop
operating
|
зламатися
|
1. The car __________________ so they were
late for work.
2. Mary and Paul __________________ last week.
3. The robbers __________________ and stole a lot of
money.
4. The prisoner __________________ of jail but the
police arrested him soon after.
5. I lost my keys so I had to __________________ my
house.
6. The bus __________________ and the driver had to
call the mechanic.
7. Tom __________________ with his girlfriend.
8. Three men __________________ of prison.
TEST 2
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
come round
|
to visit
|
заходити ненадовго
|
come down
|
to become
less; be reduced
|
падати (про сніг, дощ);
спускатися, опускатися
|
come
across
|
to
find / see by chance
|
(випадково) зустріти когось,
наштовхнутися на щось
|
come out
|
to be
published, released
|
виходити; з’являтися (у пресі)
|
1. Her new book of poetry is __________________
at the end of the year.
2. The prices __________________ during the sales.
3. __________________ any time after school. I’ll be
waiting for you.
4. He was looking for a shirt at the department store
when he __________________ that cowboy hat.
5. The price of the jacket __________________ so I
decided to buy it.
6. They waited for the new cartoon to
__________________.
TEST 3
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
give in
|
to agree
to something you don’t want to do
|
поступатися
|
give up
|
to stop,
abandon an attempt/habit
|
відмовлятися від, залишати
|
give away
|
reveal
|
виказувати; виявляти; зраджувати
|
give out
|
to become
exhausted, fail
|
бути виснаженим, неспроможним
|
1. He __________________ smoking last year.
2. She didn’t __________________ my secret.
3. Yesterday our washing machine __________________.
4. My parents __________________ and allowed me to
take a dog as a pet.
5. Nelly’s parents finally __________________ and let
her go to the party.
6. I was terribly angry with Sally for
__________________ my secret.
7. Fred __________________ playing football because he
injured his leg.
8. Our microwave oven finally __________________.
We’ll have to buy a new one.
TEST 4
Study the table.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
look after
|
to take
care of
|
наглядати за, піклуватися про
|
look for
|
to search
|
шукати
|
look up
|
to find a
word, number
|
шукати (щось у довіднику)
|
look out
|
to be
careful
|
бути насторожі
|
look
forward to
|
to
anticipate
|
чекати з нетерпінням
|
1. We asked the neighbour to
__________________ the cat when we are away.
2. I am really __________________ to meeting you.
3. __________________! The bus is coming.
4. If I don’t know the word, I __________________ it
__________________ in the dictionary.
5. What are you __________________? - My pen.
6. I didn’t have time to __________________ the number
in the telephone directory.
7. __________________! There is a shark behind you!
8. Excuse me! I am __________________ Mr Wilson.
9. Could you __________________ my little daughter
tonight?
10. The cafe is __________________ the waiter.
TEST 5
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
make up
|
to invent
|
виготовляти; вигадувати
|
make up
for
|
to
compensate
|
компенсувати
|
make for
|
to go forward
|
прямувати, простувати до
|
make out
|
to
distinguish; fill in
|
розбирати; розуміти; заповнити
|
1. It was very hard to climb the mountain
but they decided to __________________ the top.
2. We found the letter but couldn’t __________________
what was written in it.
3. I need your name to __________________ the check.
4. Who’s __________________ this story?
5. I’d like to __________________ this application.
6. When the teacher arrived Mike __________________
the door very quickly.
7. Fred said he was sorry and told Sally he would
______________________________________ missing her party.
8. Please, speak a bit louder. I cannot
__________________ what you are saying.
TEST 6
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
pick at
|
to take
small amounts
|
вертіти в руках, їсти маленькими
шматками
|
pick on
|
to treat
sb badly
|
надокучати
|
pick up
|
to collect
sb
|
підвозити (когось)
|
pick out
|
to choose
|
висмикувати; вибирати
|
1. Father __________________ me
__________________ after school.
2. He didn’t eat much. He __________________ his food.
3. The trainer __________________ the most expensive
book from the list.
4. The girls always __________________ Jill and called
her names.
5. My granddad said that he’s __________________ me
__________________ from school if it’s rain.
6. The tourists looked around and __________________ a
nice place for the camp.
7. She wasn’t hungry so she __________________ the
food.
8. They __________________ Sam because they didn’t
like him.
TEST 7
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
take after
|
to
resemble
|
бути схожим на когось
|
take off
|
to leave
the ground
|
злітати, відриватися від землі
|
take up
|
to begin a
new activity
|
братися (до чогось)
|
take out
|
to take
somebody as your guest to a restaurant
|
запросити, повести (до ресторану)
|
1. Не __________________
golf as a hobby.
2. Our flight didn’t __________________ on time.
3. We are __________________ the Smith
__________________ tonight.
4. Sam doesn’t look like his father. He must
__________________ his mother.
5. Let me __________________ you __________________ to
dinner tonight.
6. Our plane __________________ at 1 p.m.
7. My granddaughter __________________ my son.
8. Jerry __________________ ice skating in his free
time.
TEST 8
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
turn on
|
to switch
on
|
відкривати (кран, шлюз); вмикати
(світло)
|
turn off
|
to switch
off
|
закрити (кран); вимкнути (світло)
|
turn into
|
to change
|
повернути
|
turn up
|
to
increase level or sound
|
збільшити (про звук)
|
turn down
|
to reduce level
or sound
|
зменшувати (світло)
|
turn down
|
to reject
|
відкидати (пропозицію)
|
1. __________________ the TV __________________
when you leave the room.
2. __________________ the computer __________________
so we can see how it works.
3. __________________ the CD player
__________________. I can’t hear the words.
4. The frog __________________ a nice prince.
5. We __________________ the music __________________
when it’s too loud.
6. He __________________ the proposal.
7. They didn’t __________________ the heating even
when it was very cold.
8. Ann __________________ a very beautiful woman.
TEST 9
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
hang up
|
to put on
a hook, hanger
|
повісити; відкладати в довгий ящик
|
hang
around
|
to
associate with (someone) loiter; wait around
|
бути поблизу, вештатися
|
hang about
|
to waste
time; loiter
|
оточувати; вештатися; нависати,
загрожувати
|
hang back
|
to remain
behind; to show reluctance to act or move
|
не наважуватися відступати
|
hang
together
|
to remain associated;
help or support each other
|
триматися гурту, підтримувати один
одного
|
1. Stephen __________________ for fear of
being seen.
2. Undercover officers spent most of their time
__________________ bars.
3. European neighbours will __________________ from
this.
4. Please __________________ your coat.
5. His good shirt’s ironed and __________________.
6. Your statements don’t quite __________________.
7. If you ____________ on someone you are speaking to
on the phone, you end the phone call suddenly and unexpectedly. 8. John __________________ with the thugs.
TEST 10
Study the table. Complete the sentences with the
correct form of the suitable phrasal verb.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
pay back
|
to repay;
to give or do (something equivalent) in return
|
повертати (гроші), відплачувати
|
pay down
|
to pay (a
sum of money) at the time of purchase
|
платити готівкою
|
pay out
|
to
distribute (money)
|
виплачувати, відплачувати
|
pay off
|
to pay the
complete amount of (a debt, bill, etc.)
|
розраховуватися; розплачуватися
сповна
|
1. He burst into tears, swearing to __________________
everything he had stolen.
2. Some day I’ll __________________ you
__________________ for this!
3. All the hard work I had done over the summer was
__________________.
4. Many policies __________________ only after a
period of weeks or months.
5. There are football clubs who __________________
millions of pounds for players.
6. She __________________ at the time of purchase.
TEST 11
Study the table and complete the given sentences with
the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
get at
|
to
criticize someone in an unkind way
|
критикувати
|
get around
|
to travel
to a lot of different places; if news or information gets around, a lot of
people hear about it
|
пересуватися; ставати відомим
|
get back
|
to return
to a place after you have been somewhere else
|
повертатися
|
get on
|
if two or
more people get on, they like each other and are friendly to each other
|
ладити; жити у злагоді
|
get up
|
to stand
up
|
вставати, підводитися
|
1. The whole audience got __________________ and
started clapping.
2. It’s a shame she doesn’t get __________________
better with her colleagues.
3. By the time we got __________________ to the hotel,
Lydia had already left.
4. I keep having to get __________________ to
answer the phone.
5. What time did you get __________________ last
night?
6. Do James and your father get __________________
together?
7. I think she felt a bit got __________________
during the meeting.
8. The letter was at home waiting for me when I got
__________________ from work.
9. Spain, Germany and Italy in one month? You
certainly get __________________!
10. I don’t want it to get __________________ that I’m
leaving.
11. Sue and I have always got __________________ well.
12. He keeps getting __________________ me and I
really don’t know what I’ve done wrong.
TEST 12
Study the table and complete the given sentences
with the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
go about
|
to start
to do something or deal with something
|
почати щось робити; мати справу з
чимось
|
go along
|
to go to a
place or to an event, usually informally and without careful planning
|
іти, рухатися (без попереднього
плану)
|
go into
|
to start
an activity, or start to be in a particular state or condition
|
зайнятися чимось
|
go on
|
to
continue to exist or happen
|
продовжувати; відбуватися,
траплятися
|
go through
|
to
experience an unpleasant or difficult situation or event
|
пройти наскрізь; іти напролом
|
1. A new model of the car has just gone
__________________ production.
2. She went __________________ absolute hell during
her divorce.
3. ’Do you use the bar much?’ ’I sometimes go
__________________ after work.’
4. The music festival goes __________________ until
August 31.
5. How can we go __________________ solving this
problem?
6. Let’s hope the situation will go __________________
improving.
7. He was in first place as he went __________________
the final.
8. The war had been going __________________ for three
years and there was still no sign of peace.
9. I thought I might go __________________ to the
party for an hour or so.
10. I’d like to help, but what’s the best way to go
__________________ it?
TEST 13
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
make for
|
to cause a
particular result or situation
|
сприяти; прямувати до
|
make off
|
to leave
somewhere quickly, especially in order to escape
|
тікати, втікати
|
make out
|
to
understand something, especially the reason why something has happened; to
write all the necessary information on an official document [e.g. cheque,
application, ticket]
|
зрозуміти; розібрати; побачити;
розрізнити складати (список, заповіт); виписувати (чек, свідоцтво);
|
make up
|
to forgive
someone who you have argued with and to become friendly with them again; to
say or write something that is not true [e.g. excuse, report, story] in order
to deceive someone; to invent something [e.g. story, game]
|
помирити, помиритися, примирити;
складати; збирати; видумувати, вигадувати
|
make over
|
to give
money or possessions to someone in an official way, so that they own them
legally; to change something in order to make it look different or use it for
a different purpose; to give somebody a different appearance by changing
their clothes, hair, etc.
|
віддавати у користування офіційно;
переробляти
|
1. Не made
__________________ his fortune to his wife.
2. We argue a lot, but we always have fun making
__________________!
3. The burglars made __________________ as soon as the
police arrived.
4. Make the cheque __________________ to D. Glennon.
5. I’d made __________________ some story about having
to go home to see my sick mother.
6. Ironically, food rationing made __________________
a healthier population.
7. We’re making __________________ the playroom into
an additional bedroom.
8. Can you make __________________ how they did it?
9. Sometimes I’ll read her a story from a book and
sometimes I’ll make one _________________
10. Have you made __________________ with Daryl yet?
11. Nobody can make __________________ what their
motives were.
12. Poor service does not make __________________
satisfied customers.
TEST 14
Study the table and complete the given sentences
with the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
put away
|
to put
something in the place where it is usually kept; to save an amount of money
|
забирати, ховати; відкладати,
збирати (гроші)
|
put in
|
to say
something while someone else is speaking
|
переривати, втручатися (у розмову)
|
put off
|
to decide
or arrange to do something at a later time
|
відкладати, відстрочувати
|
put on
|
to put a
piece of clothing onto your body; to put make-up or cream onto your skin; to
make a device [e.g. light, fire] work by pressing a switch; to pretend to
have a particular feeling, or to behave in a way which is not real or natural
for you
|
надягати; запускати, вмикати,
пускати в хід, набрати вигляду, робити вигляд, прикидатися; задаватися;
удавати, строїти з себе; наносити (крем)
|
put up
with
|
to accept
unpleasant behaviour or an unpleasant situation, even though you do not like
it
|
терпіти, миритися; примиритися
|
1. I can put __________________ a house being
untidy but I don’t like it to be dirty.
2. Put your coat __________________ if you’re going
outside, it’s cold.
3. I’ve put __________________ talking to him about
this for far too long.
4. I try to put a little __________________ every
month.
5. She put __________________ her glasses and stared
intently at the photograph.
6. He’s impossible! How do you put __________________
him?
7. What time do you want me to put the oven
__________________?
8. Anthea often puts __________________ a funny voice
w'hen she answers the phone.
9. I’ll wash and dry the dishes, if you put them
__________________.
10. Is there a mirror somewhere? I need to put my
make-up __________________.
11. ’But I don’t think she’s the right person for the
job’, she put __________________.
12. They had decided to put the wedding
__________________ until her brother came home from abroad.
TEST 15
Study the table and complete the given sentences with
the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
see about
|
to deal
with something, or to arrange for something to be done
|
мати справу з чимось; владнати
|
see off
|
to go to
the place that someone is leaving from in order to say goodbye
|
проводжати (тих, хто від’їжджає)
|
see
through
|
to realize
the truth about somebody/ something
|
розгадувати, розпізнавати, бачити
наскрізь
|
see over
|
to examine
a building in order to decide if you want to buy it
|
знайомитися, детально оглядати
|
1. You should see __________________ getting your hair
cut.
2. Some people are coming to see __________________
our house tomorrow.
3. We saw __________________ him from the start.
4. They have decided not to see us __________________.
5. It’s getting late — I’d better see
__________________ dinner.
6. My parents came to the airport to see me
__________________.
7. I’m not sure, but I’ll see __________________ the
cost of renting a van.
8. We need to see __________________ the house before
we can make you an offer.
9. I must see __________________ lunch.
10. I can see __________________ your little game.
TEST 16
Study the table and complete the given sentences
with the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
stand
about/ around/round
|
to spend
time standing in a place waiting for someone or doing very little
|
стояти, знаходитися (без особливої
мети)
|
stand by
|
to wait
and be ready to do something or to help
|
бути в(бойовій) готовності
|
stand out
|
to be much
better than other similar things or people
|
виділятися; вигідно відрізнятися
|
stand up
|
to rise
from a sitting or lying position to a standing position
|
піднятися
|
1. I stood __________________ to greet her.
2. Two books stand __________________ among the dozens
recently published on the Royal Family.
3. We had a lot of good applicants for the job, but
one stood __________________ from the rest.
4. Police in riot gear were standing in
__________________ case the demonstration got out of control.
5. The pilot told the cabin crew to stand
__________________ for takeoff.
6. We stood __________________ in the cold for half an
hour before we were allowed in.
7. After the lecture, we stood __________________
chatting and drinking coffee.
8. How can you stand __________________ and see him
accused of something he didn’t do?
9. There were no seats left so I had to stand
__________________.
10. You’ll look taller if you stand __________________
straight.
TEST 17
Study the table and complete the given sentences
with the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
wear off
|
to
disappear gradually (of feelings)
|
пом’якшуватися, проходити (про
горе); згладжуватися
|
wear down
|
to make
someone feel tired and less able to deal with a situation
|
послаблювати, вимотувати
|
wear out
|
to use
something so much that it becomes weak or damaged and cannot be used any more
|
зношувати
|
1. Extra troops were brought in to help the
army wear __________________ the guerillas.
2. Doris has already worn __________________ two pairs
of pointes this year.
3. There was an initial excitement but it’s started to
wear______________________________ __________________.
4. The stress at work and all the extra travelling is
starting to wear him __________________.
5. The anaesthetic wears __________________ after a
couple of hours.
6. The brake discs on the car have worn
__________________ and need to be replaced.
7. He used to spend all day playing with his computer
games, but the novelty soon wore __________________.
8. Look! The tread on this tyre has worn
__________________.
9. The effects of the drug will soon wear
__________________.
10. He wore __________________ two pairs of shoes last
year.
TEST 18
Study the table and complete the given sentences
with the appropriate particles.
Phrasal
verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
work
on/upon
|
to spend
time working in order to produce or repair something; to try hard to improve
something
|
впливати, мати вплив; переконувати
|
work out
|
to be the
result of a mathematical calculation; to happen or develop in a particular
way; to train the body by physical exercise
|
вирахувати, обчислити, визначити
шляхом обчислення; розроблювати (план)
|
work
through
|
to work
without stopping for a period of time
|
працювати безупинно
|
work up to
something
|
to develop
or move gradually towards something, usually something more exciting or
extreme
|
оброблювати; надавати
завершеного вигляду
|
1. The music worked __________________ to a rousing
finale.
2. His dancing technique is good, but he needs to work
__________________ his fitness.
3. I got married later that year but it didn’t work
__________________.
4. I began by jogging in the park and worked
__________________ to running five miles a day.
5. That works __________________ to a 5.5% price
decrease.
6. I often start at 7.30 and work __________________
until midnight.
7. The cost of a minibus works __________________ at
Ј7 per person.
8. Pete loves working __________________ old cars.
9. Buying a new radio worked __________________
cheaper than repairing the old one.
10. The arrangement worked __________________ rather
badly for Leo.
11. She’s based in the lab, working full-time
__________________ a cure for AIDS.
12. I work __________________ regularly to keep fit.
TEST 19
Study the table and complete the given sentences with
the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
set about
|
to start
doing something, especially something that uses a lot of time or energy
|
починати
|
set off
|
to start a
journey
|
відправлятися, рушати в дорогу
|
set out
|
to leave a
place and begin a journey; to start an activity, especially when you have
already decided what you want to achieve
|
відправлятися (у подорож);
виходити, виїжджати; мати намір, збиратися (що-небудь робити)
|
set up
|
to start a
company or organization; to start working for yourself in your own company;
to make a piece of equipment or a machine ready for use
|
засновувати; відкривати,
започатковувати (яку-небудь справу); споруджувати, встановлювати, ставити
|
1. I hear John’s set __________________ as a freelance
journalist.
2. I think you should set yourself __________________
as an interior designer.
3. He used to work for us but he’s since set
__________________ on his own.
4. At the age of 29 he set __________________ a
commercial property business.
5. What time are you setting __________________
tomorrow morning?
6. A committee has been set __________________ to
investigate the problem.
7. It was quite sunny when we set __________________.
8. She’d set __________________ with the aim of
becoming the youngest ever winner of the championship.
9. They said they’d set __________________ at about 7
o’clock, so they should be here soon.
10. I got home and immediately set __________________
cleaning the house.
11. Like so many young people before them, they set
__________________ to change the world.
12. I’m just about to set __________________ for the
station.
TEST 20
Study the table and complete the given sentences
with the appropriate particles.
Phrasal verb
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Definition
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Translation
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keep on
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to
continue to do something, or to do something again and again
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продовжувати (робити що-небудь);
продовжуватися
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keep up
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to
continue something at the same, usually high, level; to make something remain
at a high level; to continue to use or practise something
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триматися на колишньому рівні, не
мінятися, не змінюватися; продовжуватися, не припинятися; продовжувати, не
припиняти, не кидати
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keep from
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to prevent
someone from doing something, especially work, by spending time with them
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утримати від чого-небудь
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keep in
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to make a
child stay at school or at home, especially as a punishment
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залишати після уроків (у школі);
удома
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1. He was often kept __________________ after
school for bad behaviour.
2. Well done! Keep __________________ the good work.
3. The doctor told me to keep her __________________
for a day or so until her temperature comes down.
4. Do you still keep __________________ your Spanish?
5. Well, I’d better go — I don’t want to keep you
________________________________________ your studies.
6. The enemy kept __________________ the bombardment
day and night.
7. I keep __________________ thinking I’ve seen him
before somewhere.
8. We’re having difficulty keeping __________________
our mortgage payments.
9. They sang songs to keep their spirits_
__________________.
10. She kept __________________ asking me questions
the whole time.

Read the texts below. Match choices (A-E) to (1-2).
There are two choices you do not need to use.
Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. An
example (0) has been done for you.
WHY DO TEENS TAKE RISKS?
When teens drink or do other forbidden things, adults
often say we aren’t thinking about the risks of unsafe behaviour. But a recent
study shows that teens think things through far more than people realize. I
wanted to know more, so I decided to interview Dr. Valerie Reyna, a Cornell
University professor.
David Schmutzer
Interviewer: 0_________________
Dr. Valerie Reyna: The conventional wisdom has been
that kids do these activities because they think they’re invulnerable and
they’re going to live forever. The research has shown that’s not the case. In
fact, teens think that they’re more vulnerable than adults think they are.
Teens actually take longer than adults to think about
the risks and benefits of doing something dangerous. They even overestimate
their risk. But then they decide the benefits — like peer acceptance — outweigh
the risks. That’s why they engage in the risky behaviour.
Interviewer: 1_________________
Reyna: We used to think that you got to be an adult
and you began to calculate risks more. But now the evidence suggests that you
calculate less as you get older, and that’s why you don’t take risks.
The theory is that adults don’t need to go into the
precise details and weigh them to make a decision. Instead, they base their
decisions on their bottom-line “gist” of the situation.
Interviewer: 2______________
Reyna: There are certain situations that adults look
at and they say, “Wow, we know how this situation is going to turn out before
we hear the rest of the story.” For young people without experience, what
happens can be a surprise.
For example, let’s say it’s prom night and some kids
are renting a hotel room, there’s a lot of drinking going on, and there’s no
adult supervision. Most adults won’t be surprised that there might be some
behaviour problems in that situation: an adult immediately gets the gist. The
bottom-line decision is that you don’t get into that situation. If you’re not
in that situation, nothing bad will happen to you.
A What makes teens do risky things?
В How can public health officials help to inform
teens?
C Why do some teens choose not to take risks?
D When do teens start making more adult decisions?
E What’s “bottom-line” decision-making?
Правильні
відповіді: 0 — A; 1 — D; 2 — E
Непотрібні
варіанти: В та C
Зразок позначення
відповідей у бланку:

Як виконувати завдання на встановлення відповідності
· Уважно
прочитайте завдання-інструкцію.
· Уважно
прочитайте варіанти відповідей та підкресліть у кожному з них ключові слова.
· Прогляньте
наведені тексти та знайдіть, в якому з них йдеться про предмет запитання.
· Тільки-но
ви знайдете потрібний текст, прочитайте його уважно і підкресліть слова, які
відповідають варіанту, наведеному в завданні.
· Пам’ятайте,
що зазвичай слова у відповіді не будуть повторювати ті ж слова, що є у тексті.
Тому шукайте синоніми, схожі вирази та перефразування.
· Якщо
завдання вимагає пошуку заголовка чи узагальнюючого запитання, швидко
прочитайте текст або параграф і коротко сформулюйте його зміст своїми словами;
потім продивіться список заголовків і знайдіть правильну відповідь.
Переконайтеся, що заголовок чи питання узагальнюють увесь текст чи параграф, а
не його частину.
· Якщо
завдання потребує заголовку для всього тексту, швидко прочитайте увесь текст,
підкреслюючи головні ідеї, та сформулюйте свій заголовок тексту, після чого
шукайте варіант відповіді у списку. Вам також стануть у нагоді загальні
стратегії виконання тесту з читання.
б)
Завдання з вибором однієї правильної відповіді
Кожне
завдання має чотири варіанти відповіді, з яких лише один є правильним.
У цьому
типі завдання ви можете знайти початок речення, яке вам потрібно завершити,
обравши один з чотирьох наданих варіантів, або вам ставиться запитання і вам
потрібно обрати найкращу відповідь на нього із чотирьох можливих варіантів. Вас
можуть попросити знайти в тексті факти або чиюсь особисту думку. Цей тип
завдання може перевіряти ваше загальне розуміння тексту чи змусить вас шукати
специфічну інформацію у тексті. Це означає, що ви самі маєте вирішити, який вид
читання застосовувати: пошукове чи ознайомлювальне.
Приклад:
Read the text below. For question (1) choose the
correct answer (А, В, C or D). Write your answer on
the separate answer sheet. An example (0) has been done for you.
From The Sunday Times
KEEP CLICKING AND YOU’LL
BE A SNAPPY THINKER
The net is making us good
at quick decisions — but there is a cost
Brendan Montague and
Helen Brooks
The internet is changing the way the human brain
works, researchers have found. It is improving people’s ability to make snap
decisions and filter large amounts of information — but at the cost of subtle
skills such as picking up the nuances of facial expression.
Overall, a new study concludes, the brains of those
tested were markedly more active when carrying out internet searches than when
reading books.
However, the stimulation was concentrated in the areas
that control decision-making and complex reasoning. Areas linked to abstract
thinking and empathy showed virtually no increase in stimulation.
0 What approach was taken in the recent research to
prove the influence of the internet on the human brain?
A The brains’ subtleties were tested.
В Abstract thinking was stimulated.
C Net-browsing was compared to reading.
D Some areas were simulated virtually.

1 According to the text, which of the following is
true of the way the internet may improve the human brain?
A Our brains will be able to excel in subtle skills.
В Our brains will be able to take in a lot of
information.
C Our brains will be able to respond fast to life
options.
D Our brains will be able to do more complex tasks.

Правильні
відповіді: 0 - C; 1 - C.
Як виконувати завдання з
вибором однієї правильної відповіді
· Уважно
прочитайте завдання-інструкцію.
· Швидко
прочитайте усі запитання та варіанти відповідей:
—
підкресліть ключові слова (ті, що дають вам найбільше інформації);
—
намагайтесь визначити тему тексту, який ви будете читати, за допомогою слів, що
використані у запитаннях;
—
візьміть до уваги ілюстрації та діаграми, якщо вони супроводжують текст.
· Поверніться
до першого запитання та з’ясуйте: чи вам потрібна специфічна інформація чи
запитання потребує загального розуміння всього тексту. Потім використайте
пошукове чи ознайомлювальне читання для вибору відповіді.
· Прочитайте
відповідну частину тексту дуже уважно та підкресліть у тексті слова, які
містять відповідь на запитання.
· Не
залишайте жодного запитання без відповіді.
· Уважно
читайте запитання та вилучайте неправильні відповіді. Вам також стануть у
нагод: загальні стратегії виконання тесту з читання на с. 330-331.
в) Завдання на заповнення пропусків у тексті
У
завданнях такої форми пропонується доповнити абзаци/речення в тексті
реченнями/частинами речень/словосполученнями/словами із поданих варіантів.
Приклад:
Read the text below. Choose from (A-E) the one which
best fits each of (1-2). There are two choices you do not need to use. Write
your answers on the separate answer sheet. An example (0) has been done for
you.
I FELT LIKE A STRANGER IN
MY ADOPTED COUNTRY
I have been living in this country for ten years
already. So 1 decided it was time to apply for citizenship. (0) A .
It was to check my language skills and knowledge of the U.K. I had to buy a
special book to find out a vast spectrum of novelties, such as children’s
pocket money, how Christmas is celebrated and the structure of the government
and the Royal Family.
(1)________ . The road where the Learning Centre is
(where you take the exam) has two parts, separated by a huge roundabout, and
traps such as narrow one-way lanes. (2) ________ .
A I made an appointment to take the exam in Bristol.
В It
was tightly secured with shutters, its signs badly damaged and surrounded by
litter.
C I got lost in the maze of back streets trying to get
back to the beginning.
D Going to Bristol was quite an event for me.
E I was looking for someone to advise me about this
procedure.
Правильні
відповіді: 0 — A; 1 — D; 2 — C
Непотрібні
варіанти: В та E

· Уважно прочитайте
завдання-інструкцію.
· На відміну
від інших форм завдань, роботу над цим завданням треба
починати з читання тексту, тому що робота одразу над варіантами
заповнення пропусків може вас легко спантеличити.
· Швидко
прочитайте весь текст, щоб сформувати уявлення про тему тексту та мати змогу
передбачити, якої інформації бракує у кожному пропуску.
· Швидко
прочитайте варіанти відповідей, підкресліть у них ключові слова, спробуйте зрозуміти,
якої інформації у них бракує. Аналізуйте граматичну форму та лексичні одиниці,
які можуть передувати або випливати з варіанту відповіді.
· Обираючи
варіанти, шукайте зв’язки між фразою або реченням для заповнення пропуску та
текстом одразу перед чи після пропуску. Приділяйте увагу структурним зв’язкам,
наприклад, займенникам, які містять посилання на іменники, що їм передують, або
трапляються в тексті після пропуску.
· Не
ігноруйте прислівників або фраз, що з’єднують ідеї, наведені перед пропуском.
Наприклад, слова ‘however’ або‘but’ вказують, що їм передує протилежна думка.
· Не
забувайте про граматичну правильність речення: вислів, який ви обрали для
заповнення пропуску, має не тільки за змістом, а й граматично відповідати
структурі всього речення/тексту.
· Регулярно
повертайтесь до тих варіантів, які ви вже обрали як правильні. Коли вам важко
знайти наступну відповідь на заповнення пропуску, це може означати, що ви вже
неправильно використали цей варіант раніше. Залишайте досить часу, щоб ще раз
перевірити свої відповіді.
· Вам також
стануть у нагоді загальні прийоми виконання тесту з читання.
ПРИЙОМИ ЕФЕКТИВНОГО ЧИТАННЯ
Швидке
читання
1.
Перше, що треба зробити, починаючи виконувати тест з читання, це відповісти на
питання: «Якою є загальна тема тексту або текстів?» Це можна зробити, якщо
читати текст «по діагоналі». Подивіться на текст у цілому, на його заголовок,
підзаголовок, малюнки чи фотографії, якщо вони є, та спробуйте передбачити,
який його зміст. Швидко прогляньте кожен параграф, зупиняючись тільки на перших
реченнях кожного абзацу. Перше речення зазвичай відображає головну ідею та дає
вам уявлення про зміст усього параграфа. Таке швидке читання дасть вам
інформацію про текст та очікуваний зміст кожної його частини.
2.
По-друге, кожне питання містить ключ-підказку, де шукати відповідь у тексті.
Тому, з огляду на це, варто не безладно шукати відповідь по всьому тексту, а
використати науковий підхід. Знайдіть ключові слова або ідеї в запитанні, які
містять або натякають на правильну відповідь. Зазвичай це іменники, дієслова,
числівники або словосполучення, які, вірогідно, будуть повторюватись у тексті.
Визначивши ключові слова, швидко знайдіть їх у тексті. Правильна відповідь має
бути десь поряд.
Приклад:
Why are people attracted to online education?
Ключові слова запитання — ‘why’ та ‘attracted’. Знайдіть в тексті місце, що
містить ці або схожі слова, і шукайте там правильну відповідь.
Інколи
ключові слова запитання не повторюються в тексті. В такому разі шукайте
загальну ідею запитання.
Числівники
дуже допомагають при швидкому читанні тексту, оскільки їх легко помітити.
Слушно також простежити, чи немає в тексті хронології подій, яку відбивають
дати.
3. Коли
знайдено місце в тексті, де йдеться про головну тему запитання, зосередьтесь на
варіантах відповіді. Інколи варіант дослівно повторює частину параграфа,
близьку до правильної відповіді. Однак не дайте ввести себе в оману: це може
бути «пастка», що відвертає вашу увагу від правильної відповіді та перевіряє,
наскільки глибоке та точне ваше розуміння тексту. Правильна відповідь, швидше
за все, перефразовує або резюмує відповідну частину тексту, а не повторює її
дослівно.
Ті
варіанти відповідей, які ви вважаєте правильними, треба дуже уважно прочитати,
щоб бути впевненими, що вони справді відповідають на запитання. Відповідь може
бути фактично правильною, але вона повинна ВІДПОВІДАТИ НА ПОСТАВЛЕНЕ ЗАПИТАННЯ.
Крім того, два варіанти можуть обидва здаватися коректними, тому важливо
визначитися, який з них є НАЙКРАЩОЮ відповіддю на запитання. І нарешті,
правильним варіантом є той, що відповідає змістові тексту, а не вашим
припущенням чи знанням.
Деякі
питання не мають ключових слів.
Приклад:
What is the author’s main point?
В
такому разі шукайте ключові слова у варіантах відповідей. Потім знайдіть, де
йдеться про це в тексті. Використовуючи швидке читання, ви зможете зекономити
час на читання.
Інколи
важко знайти відповідне ключове слово в запитанні, тоді варто знайти ключові
слова для пошуку у варіантах відповідей. Часто варіанти відповідей можна знайти
в одному параграфі, що швидко звузить ваш вибір.
Фокус
параграфа
Зосередьте
увагу на першому реченні кожного параграфа, яке є найважливішим. Воно зазвичай
містить головну тему параграфа. Якщо зрозумілий зміст першого речення, зрозумілий
і зміст всього параграфа. Читаючи запитання, визначіть, у якому параграфі
міститься відповідь. Параграфи містять коротку тему, тож відповідь, якщо вона
там є, знайти легко. Тому намагайтеся запам’ятати зміст перших речень
параграфів, коли одразу від запитання ви переходите до пошуку відповідей у
тексті. Такий підхід заощаджує час на виконання завдання.
Головна
ідея тексту, як правило, міститься у всіх його параграфах, тоді як головна ідея
параграфа може цілковито відрізнятися від головної ідеї кожного наступного
параграфа, головна ідея всього тексту так чи інакше впливає на зміст усіх
параграфів.
Приклад:
What is the main idea of the passage?
Для
кожного варіанту відповіді визначте, скільки абзаців включає запитання. Можна
підрахувати, скільки речень відповідають кожному варіанту, але краще з’ясувати,
скільки параграфів стосуються відповіді, котру ви обрали. Зазвичай неправильні
варіанти відповіді — це головні ідеї окремих параграфів, а не всього тексту.
Тому важливо обирати той варіант, про який йдеться у більшості параграфів
тексту.
Усувайте
варіанти
Деякі з
запропонованих варіантів відповіді можна швидко відкинути. Однак, якщо ви
інтуїтивно відкинете правильну відповідь, ваші шанси впадуть до 0%. Відкидайте
неправильну відповідь лише за умови, якщо це ваша найліпша вмотивована
здогадка. Тоді варто ризикнути.
Наприклад,
відповідаючи на такі питання, як: “the text indicates all of the following EXCEPT...”, швидко перегляньте
текст, шукаючи згадку з кожного варіанту. Якщо згадка існує, викресліть цей варіант
зі списку. Якщо варіанти схожі між собою, їх також можна викреслити.
Контекстуальні
підказки
Шукайте
ключі-підказки в тексті. Відповідь може бути об’єктивно правильною, але не
хибною з огляду на зміст тексту та поставлене запитання. Саме
контекстуальні підказки допоможуть вам знайти відповідь, яка є найбільш
правильною.
Намагайтеся
зрозуміти контекст, в якому існує певний вислів. Якщо завдання запитує про те,
«що має на увазі» автор, або яке значення має та чи інша фраза в тексті (the implied meaning of a statement made in the text), одразу шукайте цей
вислів та читайте контекст, в якому ця фраза вживається.
Приклад:
What does Small mean predicting that people will be
“more autistic in tendency”?
Шукайте в тексті слова, які пояснюють тенденцію змін (tendency) та якісну характеристику цих змін (more
autistic).Правильна відповідь, імовірно, перефразує ці слова з тексту.
Факт чи
думка
Проаналізуйте,
про що йдеться у запитанні: про факт чи про особисту думку? Пам’ятайте, що ті
варіанти, які висловлюють факти, зазвичай не містять двозначних невизначених
слів. Наприклад, такі слова, як “ordinary” або“acceptable”, не є типовими для фактичних тверджень,
тому що для різних людей їхнє сприйняття є різним. Однак, якщо всі варіанти
містять такі невизначені слова, перевірте контекст запитання.
Факти
можуть висловлюватися у формі висновків дослідження, та їм передують такі
слова, як “The scientistsbelieved that ...”. Власні думки часто асоціюють зі словами “thought,
believed, understood, or wished”.
Протилежності
Ті
варіанти відповідей, які є прямими протилежностями, зазвичай виявляються
правильними. Параграф має свою логіку розвитку теми. Завдання може попросити
вас зробити висновок щодо цієї логіки та наводить два схожих варіанти як
протилежності.
Приклад:
A) increasing the interest rate will lead to a
decrease in housing starts
B) increasing the interest rate will lead to an
increase in housing starts
В
реальному тесті не так легко визначити такі протилежності. Нехай вас не введуть
в оману протилежні слова. Треба знайти значення в тексті та переконатися, що ці
варіанти є справжніми протилежностями з незначною різницею у фразуванні. Якщо
ви впевнені, що ці варіанти є протилежними, уважно їх вивчіть, перш ніж зробити
вибір.
Робіть
передбачення
Коли ви
прочитали текст та завдання, намагайтеся передбачити, якою може бути відповідь,
перш ніж прочитаєте варіанти відповідей. Пам’ятайте, що більшість варіантів є
неправильними і спеціально створені як відволікаючий прийом, тож тільки-но ви
їх прочитаєте, вони впливатимуть на ваш розум, намагаючись відволікти вас від
правильної відповіді. Тому відразу після швидкого читання тексту та завдань
зробіть передбачення щодо імовірної правильної відповіді. Потім прочитайте
варіанти відповідей та з’ясуйте, чи є серед них такі, що відповідають вашим
передбаченням. Якщо так, будьте певними, що це і є правильний вибір.
Звісно,
ви можете перевірити усі варіанти відповідей, якщо є час, але у більшості
випадків цей підхід спрацьовує.
Відповідайте
на запитання
Очевидно,
що треба обирати тільки ті варіанти відповідей, які відповідають на поставлене
запитання. Але інколи тест пропонує вам чудові варіанти відповідей, що є
неправильними. Не треба обирати відповідь тільки тому, що вона добре виглядає,
або ви вважаєте, що це — правда. Відповідь ПОВИННА ВІДПОВІДАТИ НА ЗАПИТАННЯ.
Коли ви обрали свою відповідь, поверніться до запитання, перевірте, чи
правильно ви його зрозуміли та чи відповідає ваш вибір на запитання.
Використовуйте
орієнтири
Прочитайте
перший варіант відповіді та з’ясуйте, правильна вона чи ні. Якщо ні, перейдіть
до наступного варіанту. Якщо він виглядає вірогідним, запам’ятайте його. Це не
означає, що ви зробили остаточний вибір: просто ви обрали найкращий варіант,
який поки що знайшли. Перейдіть до наступного варіанту, і якщо він гірший за
попередні, ідіть далі до наступної відповіді. Якщо цей варіант кращий за
попередні, запам’ятайте його як вірогідну відповідь.
Читаючи
далі список відповідей, ви подумки відзначаєте той варіант, який здається вам
правильним. Це — ваш новий стандарт. З ним ви порівнюєте усі подальші варіанти
відповідей. Цей вибір є правильним доти, доки ви не знайдете кращого варіанту.
Переконавшись, що кращого варіанту немає, ще раз перевірте, чи ваш вибір
відповідає на поставлене запитання.
Нова
інформація
Правильні
відповіді зазвичай містять інформацію, що є в тексті. Дуже рідко правильна
відповідь містить нові дані. Це може статися тільки тоді, коли завдання просить
вас інтерпретувати текст.
Ключові
слова
Шукайте
ті варіанти відповідей, які містять ті ж ключові слова, що і запитання.
Достовірна
інформація
Не
відкидайте жодну інформацію, що міститься у тексті, особливо тоді, коли текст
короткий. Кожна деталь може бути потрібною для визначення правильної відповіді.
Інформація в тексті не має за мету ввести вас в оману (на відміну від варіантів
відповідей). Якщо текст містить дві теми, які здаються непов’язаними, також не
варто їх ігнорувати. Мабуть, існує якийсь зв’язок між ними, інакше б їх не
включили до тексту. Ваша мета — встановити цей зв’язок та чи стосується він питання,
на яке ви відповідаєте.
Розрахунок
часу
Якщо
текст для читання містить багато незнайомих термінів, пропустіть їх та
рухайтесь далі: вам потрібне загальне розуміння тексту, а не його переклад.
Коли в
тексті є частина, важка для розуміння, найімовірніше вона не дуже важлива і її
можна пропустити. Витрачайте час на читання таких частин тексту, тільки коли ви
впевнені, що вони важливі для відповіді на питання. Намагайтеся зрозуміти важкі
фрази, тільки коли немає іншого виходу знайти правильну відповідь.
Визначте
форму кожного питання. Зазвичай те, як воно сформульоване, може підказати вам,
треба одразу шукати відповідь у тексті чи можна вжити логічні міркування.
Визначте для себе, які питання є найбільш важкими для вас особисто, а які
потребують менше часу, та дійте з використанням відповідних стратегій.
ТЕХНІЧНІ ПРИЙОМИ ДЛЯ ВИДАЛЕННЯ НЕПРАВИЛЬНИХ ВІДПОВІДЕЙ
Сленг,
або жаргон
Відповіді,
які звучать нейтрально чи науково, значно кращі для вибору, ніж ті, що висловлені
на жаргоні.
Екстремальні
твердження
Уникайте
відповідей, які проголошують дуже спірні, радикальні ідеї як незаперечний факт.
Схожі
відповіді
Якщо
дві відповіді є прямо протилежними, одна з них є правильною. Якщо три відповіді
є схожими між собою, то четверту можна видалити.
Приклад:
A) Plan I or Plan II can be conducted at
equal cost
B) Plan I would be less expensive than Plan II
C) Plan II would be less expensive than Plan I
D) Neither Plan I nor Plan II would be effective
Три
перші відповіді є схожими, тому що стосуються ціни, тоді як четверта говорить
про ефективність і, очевидно, не є правильною.
Маркери
Коли
завдання потребує зробити висновок, шукайте слова-«маркери», наприклад: likely, may, can, will often,sometimes, etc, often, almost, mostly, usually, generally, rarely. Автори завдань
використовують такі слова, щоб забезпечити різні можливості. Часто відповідь є
помилковою тільки тому, що не залишає місця для винятків. Уникайте варіантів,
які містять ультимативні слова, такі як “exactly” та “always”.
Приклад:
Animals live longer in cold places than animals in
warm places.
Цей варіант відповіді є помилковим, тому що існують винятки, коли у певному теплому кліматі тварини живуть довше, а ця відповідь не залишає жодної можливості для існування винятків. Правильна відповідь, як правило, містить маркери, які
допускають існування виключень:
Приклад:
In severe cold, a polar bear cub is likely to survive
longer than an adult polar bear.
Ця відповідь є правильною, тому що не тільки відповідає змісту параграфу, а й допускає винятки завдяки слову-маркеру “likely”, яке припускає випадки, коли дитинча білого ведмедя протримається в холоді не довше, ніж доросла тварина.
Питання
щодо значення слів у тексті
Коли
вас питають, в якому значенні вжито у тексті певне слово чи фразу, не
намагайтесь згадати знайоме вам значення цього слова. Таке питання виникає саме
тому, що це слово чи фраза мають в цьому тексті незвичайне контекстуальне
значення. Зверніться до тексту та за допомогою контекстуальних підказок
визначіть правильну відповідь. Не треба одразу вдаватися до вибору популярного
значення слова, яке вам давно знайоме.
Слова-організатори
тексту
Пам’ятайте
про слова, які організують логіку тексту та сигналізують про зміну напряму міркувань
або думки. Ці слова — універсальні й містяться у текстах різної тематики.
Найуживанішим з таких слів є слово “but”. Ось приклади інших слів такого характеру: although, however, nevertheless, on the other
hand, even though, while, in spite of, despite, regardless of.
Уникайте
«фактичних пасток»
Як
тільки ви визначили в якому параграфі йдеться про запитання, сфокусуйте на
ньому свою увагу. Але будьте уважними, щоб не обрати відповідь, яка фактично є
вірною щодо змісту параграфу, але не відповідає на запитання. Ви маєте знайти
відповідь на поставлене запитання, навіть коли воно стосується невеликої деталі
з параграфу. Не втрачайте фокус пошуку, коли натрапите на варіант відповіді, що
стосується інших деталей змісту параграфу. Завжди перевіряйте, чи обраний вами
варіант дійсно відповідає на питання, а не є просто правильним твердженням.
Тестові завдання з читання:
практикум
ЗАВДАННЯ 1
Read the text below. Match choices (A-H) to (1-5).
There are two choices you do not need to use.
Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. An
example (0) has been done for you.__________________________________________
AGAINST SCHOOL DRESS
CODES
From LoveToKnow Teens
If you are against school dress codes, you are not the
only one. Many students hate the restrictions administrators place on them
every year. Learn ways you can deal with these clothing attire guidelines in
this article.
0 A________________
You may not care why school officials created some of
the dress codes, but understanding why they exist may help you feel a little
better about them. One of the biggest reasons for these guidelines on clothing
attire is to make sure everyone comes to school dressed appropriately as to not
offend other students. If there were no rules, some students would wear
t-shirts with controversial messages or not wear much clothing at all. Keeping
students focused on their classes, rather than what the person next to them is
wearing, is one of the biggest reasons for dress codes.
1____________________________
Unfortunately, the fight against dress codes is
difficult. Many times it can be hard to sway administrators to make changes to
their policy. However, you can try some things that could help you gain some
leeway as far as your clothing goes.
2____________________________
Become familiar with all of the rules. You may find
some of them are outdated and could use an update. This will also help your
case when you start talking to administrators.
3_______________________ ____
Set up a meeting with your principal to discuss
exactly what you believe is unfair about the policy. Ask him or her for
suggestions on how you can have certain guidelines changed.
4____________________________
If other students agree with you, enlist their help in
your campaign in having the policy changed. Write a short introduction about
what changes you would like to see on a piece of paper and then have other
students sign it.
5 _____________________________
If there are board meetings you can attend, make a
point to go with a parent. Making yourself known by people that create the
rules will help you gain some advantage.
A Understand School Dress Codes В Become
Involved
C Read Policy
D Start a Petition
E Update the Rules
F Have a crack at it
G Start Picketing
H Communicate with Administrators

ЗАВДАННЯ 2
Read the text below. For (1-5) choose T if the
statement is true according to the text, F if it is false.
FIREFIGHTER SPEAKS AFTER 10 YEARS OF BEING MUTE &
BRAIN DAMAGED
By CAROLYN THOMPSON,
Associated Press
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Nearly 9 1/2 years
after a firefighter was left brain-damaged and mostly mute during a 1995 roof
collapse, he did something that shocked his family and doctors: He asked for
his wife. Staff members of the nursing home where Donald Herbert has lived for
more than seven years raced to get Linda Herbert on the telephone.
It was the first of many conversations the patient had
with his wife, four sons and other family and friends Saturday during a 14-hour
stretch, Herbert’s uncle Simon Manka said. “How long have I been away?” Herbert
asked. “We told him almost 10 years,” the uncle said. “He thought it was only
three months.”
Herbert, who will turn 44 Saturday, was fighting a
house fire Dec. 29, 1995, when the roof collapsed, burying him under debris.
After going without air for several minutes, Herbert was comatose for
2 1/2 months and has undergone therapy ever since.
News accounts in the days and years after his injury
describe Herbert as blind and with little, if any, memory. Video shows him
receiving physical therapy but apparently unable to communicate and with little
awareness of his surroundings.
Manka declined Monday to discuss his nephew’s current
condition, or whether the apparent progress was continuing this week. The
family was seeking privacy while doctors evaluated Herbert, he said. “He’s
resting comfortably,” the uncle said.
As word of Herbert’s progress spread, a steady stream
of visitors arrived at the Father Baker Manor nursing home in this Buffalo
suburb. “He stayed up ‘til early morning talking with his boys and catching up
on what they’ve been doing over the last several years,” firefighter Anthony
Liberatore told WIVB-TV, Herbert’s sons were 14, 13, 11 and 3 when he was
injured.
Staff members at the nursing facility recognized the
change in Herbert, Manka said, when they heard him speaking and “making
specific requests.” “The word of the day was 'amazing,’” he said.
Dr. Rose Lynn Sherr of New York University Medical
Center said when patients recover from brain injuries, they usually do so
within two or three years. “It’s almost unheard of after 10 years,” she said,
“but sometimes things do happen and people suddenly improve and we don’t
understand why.”
Manka said visitors let Herbert set the pace of the
conversations and did not bring up the fire in which he was injured. “The
extent and duration of his recovery is not known at this time,” Manka said.
“However we can tell you he did recognize several family members and friends
and did call them by name.”
There have been a few other widely publicized examples
of brain-damage patients showing sudden improvement after a number of years. In
2003, an Arkansas man, Terry Wallis, returned to consciousness 19 years after
he was injured in a car accident, stunning his mother by saying “Mom” and then
asking for a Pepsi. His brain function remained limited, his family said months
later.
Tennessee police officer Gary Dockery, who was brain
damaged in a 1988 shooting, began speaking to his family one day in 1996,
telling jokes and recounting annual winter camping trips. But after 18 hours,
he never repeated the unbridled conversation of that day, though he remained
more alert than he had been. He died the following year of a blood clot on his
lung.
http://www.mswm.org/amazing_pets_stories/humans/humansamazingliumans.storiesan)azinghumans.index.htm
0 Donald Herbert spoke with Linda Herbert just after a
roof collapsed in 1995. (F)
1 Donald Herbert was unconscious during almost 10
years in the hospital.
2 Herbert was in his mid thirties when he got injured
by the collapsed roof.
3 There was evidence that Herbert could not talk, see
and remember what had happened to him.
4 Father Baker is one of Herbert’s visitors who spread
the word about his progress.
5 Though amazed, the doctors know some reasons to
explain improvement of his condition.
6 Herbert’s uncle gave the Associated Press journalist
some facts of his nephew’s recovery.
7 Herbert’s story is quite rare, but it is not a
single case of a patient’s coming to oneself after a long period in a coma.
ЗАВДАННЯ 3
Read the text below. For questions (1-5) choose the
correct answer (А, В, C or D). Write your answer on
the separate answer sheet. An example (0) has been done for you.
From The Sunday Times
October 26, 2008
KEEP CLICKING AND YOU’LL
BE A SNAPPY THINKER
The net is making us good
at quick decisions - but there is a cost
Brendan Montague and
Helen Brooks
The internet is changing the way the human brain
works, researchers have found. It is improving people’s ability to make snap
decisions and filter large amounts of information — but at the cost of subtle
skills such as picking up the nuances of facial expression.
Overall, a new study concludes, the brains of those
tested were markedly more active when carrying out internet searches than when
reading books.
However, the stimulation was concentrated in the areas
that control decision-making and complex reasoning. Areas linked to abstract
thinking and empathy showed virtually no increase in stimulation.
Gary Small, director of the memory and ageing research
centre at the University of California, Los Angeles, who carried out the
research, said that, while computers have marked benefits in stimulating the
brain, their use needed to be moderated.
There was a possibility, he argued, that the
saturation use of digital technology could lead to long-term evolutionary
change.
“Young people are growing up immersed in this
technology and their brains are more malleable, more plastic and changing than
with older brains,” said Small.
“The next generation, as [Charles] Darwin suggests,
will adapt to this environment. Those who become really good at technology will
have a survival advantage — they will have a higher level of economic success
and their progeny will be better off.”
Small is to publish his findings in the American
Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry. He has set out his arguments in more depth in
a new book, iBrain.
His claims reignite the debate about the effects of
technology on the brain. Some scientists have blamed computer games for the
growth of attention deficit disorder among children.
Small scanned the brains of 24 volunteers. He found
that browsing websites stimulated the frontal, temporal and cingulate areas of
the brain, which control complex reasoning. Older users and those who had not
previously tried the internet all showed similar effects.
Baroness Greenfield, director of the Royal Institution
and author of ID: The Quest for Identity in the 21st Century, said: “The
hypothesis in iBrain is that natural selection will weed out people with brains
that are more emotional or more capable of abstract thought and that we will be
left with people who are more autistic in tendency. I would agree.”
However, Igor Aleksander, emeritus professor of neural
systems engineering at Imperial College London, said: “It may be that by using
the internet you stimulate different parts of the brain. However, it would be
difficult to show this could not be achieved through other situations.”
0 What approach was taken in the recent research to
prove the influence of the internet on the human brain?
A The brains’ subtleties were tested.
В Abstract thinking was stimulated.
C Net-browsing was compared to reading.
D Some areas were simulated virtually.

1 According to the text, which of the following is
true of the way the internet may improve the human brain?
A Our brains will be able to excel in subtle skills.
В Our
brains will be able to take in a lot of information.
C Our brains will be able to respond fast to life
options.
D Our brains will be able to do more complex tasks.
2 Why does Gary Small believe that the use of
computers should be moderated?
A Not all areas of our brain react similarly on the
internet activity.
В The intensive use of computers may have
far-reaching effects.
C The evolution of digital technology may take a long
time to occur.
D The next generation will change faster than the
people today.

3 Why does the author mention the fact that some
scientists have blamed computer games for the growth of attention deficit
disorder among children?
A To show that he condemns the use of computer games
by kids.
В To prove that there is no consensus among the
researchers.
C To illustrate the findings of Gary Small in the
brain stimulation.
D To debate with the belief that technology gives a
survival advantage.

4 What does Small mean predicting that people will be
“more autistic in tendency” (line 29)?
A People will avoid social interaction.
В People
will be focused on emotions.
C People will have deficit of attention.
D People will tend to abstract thinking.

5 What is the opinion of Igor Alexander on the
conclusions made by Small?
A He is skeptical about them.
В He takes them for granted.
C He disagrees with them.
D He is tentative about them.
ЗАВДАННЯ 4
Read the text below. For (1-5) choose T if the statement
is true according to the text, F if it is false.
Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. An
example (0) has been done for you.
FUNDRAISING FOR THE
DEVELOPING WORLD
School Events Raising $$
By Lacey Dionne
Thousands of students participate at school in events
and projects that fundraise to help the less-fortunate in the developing world.
From national UNICEF-sponsored programmes to projects put on by a single
individual, young Canadians are working to make a difference in the lives of
millions of poor, sick or abused men, women and children. Here is one young
Canadian’s experience with a 30-Hour Famine school fundraiser...
One of the best memories I have from high school was
participating in a WorldVision 30-Hour Famine fundraiser. I attended high
school in a small village in New Brunswick named Plaster Rock. It’s one of
those towns where everyone knows everyone. So something like the 30-Hour Famine
is going to draw a lot of attention in a small village like that. And did it
ever. Some parents were mad because they didn’t want their children to go that
long without food so they weren’t even allowed to participate.
I vividly remember how much fun we had. After handing
in our sponsor sheets with the donations that had been pledged by our family,
neighbours and friends, we had a meeting in the school lobby to officially
start “the fast”. Everyone who wasn’t participating was eating around us just
to rub it in our faces. But we didn’t care. We knew it was all for a good
cause.
That night there was a Much Music video dance at the
high school and everyone doing the famine went because we weren’t allowed to
leave the school property. Time flew by because everyone was so busy dancing
and having a good time socializing with each other. It was a typical party. The
boys got into fights and tried to show off for the girls by hitting each other.
Girls were breaking up with their boyfriends and hooking up with other guys.
It’s funny how cranky some people get when they have empty stomachs. But it was
also a great way to get to know people better and to make new friendships with
others sharing the experience.
After the dance, the student council had arranged for
us to watch movies in the lecture theatre all night. My group of friends lay on
the gymnastic mats on the floor and watched sappy chick flicks. And playing
hide and seek in an old, dark school was fun too. No one seemed to care they
were going without food until 3 a.m. came around.
When you’re on the famine, you are only allowed to
drink juice and water. But nothing with a lot of nutritious value. Nobody
seemed to mind they had gone all day without food.
The next morning everyone woke up to screaming and
hollering. The boys had decided to throw cold water on us. How typical is that.
The rest of the 30 hours was spent watching movies and running around the
school. Everyone by this point was super hungry but we didn’t care. We had too
much fun doing the Famine to care. Just as everyone was getting ready to leave,
student council brought in party pizzas.
Everyone ran to the pizzas which of course lasted
about five minutes. The famine was labeled a huge success and everyone had lots
to talk about at school that Monday morning.
http://www.fazeteen.com/reallife/aidsinafrica/fundraiser.htm
0 Fundraising initiatives can be put forward by anyone
who wants to help the less- fortunate people.(T)
1 Everyone in the town approved of the pupils’ staying
without food as it was all for a good cause.
2 The participants of the event had donated some cash to
the developing world before they officially started the famine.
3 Being committed to the idea, those who were on the
famine were not tempted by those who were eating around them.
4 When at a dance party, the kids on the famine were
eccentric yet open to enjoyment and new experience.
5 Despite staying without food for 30 hours, the high
school pupils did not mind doing the famine longer.
ЗАВДАННЯ 5
Read the text below. For questions (1-5) choose
the correct answer (А, В, C or D). Write your answer on
the separate answer sheet. An example (0) has been done for you.
PRACTICE SAFE CHATTING ON
THE NET!
By Waleed Ahmed
In this world of the online communities and other
adventures to discover, it is natural for all the kids to be interested in
getting on the bandwagon. It is but natural for them to be interested in
knowing about what goes on in the World Wide Web. But for those who are at the
tender age of below their teens, it is important to be cautious before they get
going! Kids of the under 12 age should be discovering this interesting internet
world of online communities and international chatting under parental guidance
and instructions.
It is a learning experience for sure to be chatting
with old friends and making new ones. But some times you may fall in the wrong
trap. You may fall in the hands of bad guys or perverts who are not there for
some healthy chatting but for other mean purposes. So what is it that, you kids
should do to make sure you are in a safe environment and having some healthy
fun while chatting with friends.
Tell your parents whatever you are doing online. This
is very important and will help in your parents guiding you to the good
chatting sites.
Chat with kids your age and not adults. Make sure that
you do not give away too much information to the other kids. Discuss the
information to be given away before hand with your parents.
Try and chat about educational things like science
projects, interactive learning etc. you could also chat about the culture of
your friend if he/she is from another country.
Keep a look out and if suspicious about anything then
inform your parents instantly.
Never make any other contact except for on the net. Do
not give away phone numbers etc without your parents verifying the other
child’s credentials.
Never receive any obscene videos or pictures from
others and if they try to entice you in to these things, inform your parents
and stop chatting with them.
Chat only from your computer and never from your phone
etc.
Never make chatting a habit. It should be a healthy
hobby that should transpire in to a learning experience for you.
Chat within limits set by your parents. Don’t lie to
them and chat beyond the time constraints set by them.
So make safe and healthy chatting a part of your
chatting routine and you will see that you enjoy it. Overdoing anything is bad!
0 What is the author’s main point?
A Kids should be wary of chatting online.
В Kids
should ask parents for advice.
C Kids should follow certain rules online.
D Kids should have skills to chat online.

1 In stating that kids are “interested in getting on
the bandwagon” (line 2), the author means that ______.
A They want to join the online community.
В They want to discover travel opportunities.
C They want to experience an adventure trip.
D They want to know what goes on in the world.

2 According to the text, which of the following is
true of chatting on the net?
A Chatting online is healthy and fun.
В Chatting can lead kids into danger.
C Chatting online is safe for kids.
D Chatting online is harmful for kids.

3 What does the author advise to kids who are going to
chat?
A Provide clear information about yourself.
В Verify your chat partner’s credentials.
C Meet your online contacts personally.
D Discuss your online activities with parents.

4 What does the author mean saying that overdoing
anything is bad (last line)?
A Too much chatting can be bad to kids.
В Too much enjoyment can be bad to kids.
C Too much supervision can be bad for kids.
D Too much information can be bad for kids.

5 The text supports which of the following
conclusions?
A Chatting online should be restricted for kids under
12.
В Chatting
online should become kids’ daily routine.
C Chatting online should bring enjoyment not harm.
D Chatting online should become an international hobby.
ЗАВДАННЯ 6
Read the text below. For (1-5) choose T if the
statement is true according to the text, F if it is false. Write your answers
on the separate answer sheet. An example (0) has been done for you.
MEET ERIN CROCKER, RACE
CAR DRIVER
By Susan Brody
Erin Crocker first got behind the wheel of a car at
the age of six. Even though it was a go-cart, it was still a motorized vehicle!
The following year, she started racing quarter-midgets—cars scaled down to
one-quarter the size of midget race cars—and she hasn’t taken her foot off the
accelerator since.
Erin, 27, became only the 11th female driver to
compete in the NASCAR (National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) Busch
Series, considered the “minor leagues” to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, the
highest level of professional competition and home to the Daytona 500. The
Wilbraham, Mass, native also races in the NASCAR Truck Series, which features
pickup trucks. Currently, Erin is one of two women racing in NASCAR where
speeds can reach 190 M.P.H. and races are won by milliseconds. But being a
pioneer isn’t new to Erin; she has been competing in the male-dominated sport
of racing since she was seven. “My father was into cars and had my older
brothers involved in racing,” she said. “I loved sports and always wanted to be
outside, so I just sort of got involved too.”
Get involved she did. After graduating from Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute with an engineering degree in 2003, Erin became the first
woman to qualify for the Knoxville Nationals (driving a 410 sprint car) and was
named the 2003 Knoxville Nationals Rookie of the Year. Most recently, she has
become the first woman to join the Evernham Motorsports driver development
program which positions her to ascend to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. “I’m
living my dream right now,” Erin said. “I worked really hard to get here, but
this opportunity (with Evernham) is the greatest.”
While Erin was growing up, cars weren’t the only
things that kept her busy. Between races, she found time to play on her high
school soccer, tennis and lacrosse varsity teams as well as be a member of the
ski team.
For girls interested in racing, Erin only offers words
of encouragement. “There are a lot of opportunities for women in the sport
right now. Many companies are hoping they can be on board when the first woman
wins a race.” (In NASCAR, racers need the help of corporate sponsors to pay for
their cars, equipment, crew, etc.)
While Erin’s got her eye on the future, she’s also
focused on the here and now. “I want to get to the next level, which is
obviously the Sprint Cup Series, but as of now, I am definitely living my dream
and there really aren’t too many people who can say that.”
0 Erin started her racing experience with driving a
kart.
1 She took to racing because the men in her family
were keen on cars.
2 Currently it is not unusual that women compete with
men in racing.
3 Racing was the only sport she enjoyed and went in
for.
4 The companies would rather sponsor a woman race car
driver than a man.
5 She is doing a hard job but she is absolutely happy
with it.

Синоніми
TEST 1
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
see (saw,
seen)
|
to
perceive with the eyes;
|
бачити, дивитися; спостерігати;
|
watch
|
to look at
or observe attentively over a period of time
|
спостерігати, стежити, наглядати;
|
notice
|
to become
aware of
|
помічати; звертати увагу;
|
look
|
to direct
one’s gaze in a specified direction
|
дивитися; оглядати; виглядати
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
She laughed when she __________________ the expression on his face.
A
watched В saw C
noticed D looked
2.
Tourists __________________ quietly as the villagers performed a traditional
dance.
A
noticed В seen C
watched D looked
3.
Dan __________________ at his watch.
A
looked В watched C saw D noticed
4.
I __________________ that the door was open.
A
saw В watched C looked D
noticed
5.
I spent most of the morning __________________ for my passport.
A
looking В seeing C watching D
noticing
6.
Did you __________________ how pale he looks?
A
see В watch C notice D look
7.
Millions __________________ the match on television.
A
saw В watched C looked D noticed
8.
Didn’t you __________________ him talking to her earlier?
A
look В notice C see D
watch
9.
I think our house is being __________________.
A
seen В looked C watched D noticed
10.
Susannah __________________ at herself in the mirror.
A
saw В looked C watched D noticed
11.
Richard doesn’t __________________ his age at all.
A
watch В look C
notice D see
12.
He __________________ about twenty.
A
saw В watched C noticed D
looked
TEST 2
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
gaze
|
to look
steadily and intently, especially in admiration, surprise, or thought
|
пильно дивитися (на - at, on); вдивлятися
|
glance
|
to take a
brief or hurried look; read quickly or cursorily;
|
кинути оком, глянути побіжно,
зиркнути
|
peep
|
to look
quickly and furtively at something, especially through a narrow opening
|
заглядати; дивитися
примружившись (at, into);дивитися крізь маленький отвір (through);підглядати
|
stare
|
to look
fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one’s eyes wide open
|
пильно дивитися; витріщати очі (на
когось - at,upon)
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
He __________________ at her in amazement.
A
peeped В stared C glanced D
gazed
2.
Ginny __________________ at her watch.
A
peeped В stared C glanced D
gazed
3.
I __________________ through your personnel file last night.
A
gazed В stared C glanced D
peeped
4.
He lay on the bed __________________ up at the ceiling.
A
staring В glancing C gazing D peeping
5.
The sun began to __________________ out.
A
glance В peep C
stare D gaze
6.
Her grey eyes __________________ back at him.
A
glanced В peeped C stared D
gazed
7.
He could only __________________ at her in astonishment.
A
peep В star C
gaze D glance
8.
Robyn sat __________________ into space, her mind numb.
A
staring В glancing C peeping D gazing
9.
She tried to __________________ through the gates to see the garden.
A
gaze В glance C peep D
stare
10.
His head __________________ out from under the blanket.
A
glanced В stared C gazed D
peeped
11.
We __________________ in wonder at the scene before us.
A
gazed В glanced C peeped D stared
12.
His door was ajar and she couldn’t resist __________________ in.
A
gazing В staring C peeping D
glancing
TEST 3
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
walk
|
to go on
foot for recreation and exercise
|
ходити; іти пішки
|
stride
(strode, stridden)
|
to walk
with energy and confidence
|
широко ступати (крокувати)
|
stroll
|
to walk
without hurrying, often for pleasure
|
прогулюватися; бродити
|
march
|
to walk in
a military manner with a regular measured tread
|
марширувати
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
You can __________________ in 21,000 acres of moorland.
A
stroll В walk C
stride D march
2.
She __________________ onto the platform.
A
strolled В strode C walked D
marched
3.
I was __________________ along the river when I saw an incredible thing.
A
walking В marching C strolling D
striding
4.
Has your little boy learned to __________________ yet?
A
walk В stroll C stride D
march
5.
A tall dark figure was __________________ up the path.
A
strolling В marching C walking D striding
6.
I like to __________________ around the lake at sunset.
A
stroll В walk C
stride D march
7.
They made us __________________ for hours.
A
stroll В walk C
stride D march
8.
We are __________________ confidently towards the future.
A
striding В marching C walking D strolling
9.
I didn’t hurry. I __________________ around the city.
A
walked В strolled C strode D
marched
10.
He told the sergeant to __________________ us for another five miles.
A
stroll В march C stride D
walk
11.
She __________________ over without hurry to join them.
A
walked В strolled C strode D
marched
12.
Alison __________________ through the entrance exam with little difficulty.
A
walked В marched C strode D
strolled
TEST 4
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
sit (sat,
sat)
|
to rest on
your bottom, as you do when you are on a chair
|
сидіти
|
set (set,
set)
|
to put
things ready to use
|
ставити, класти; поміщати;
розставляти; установлювати; розташовувати, розміщувати
|
seat
|
to arrange
for (someone) to sit somewhere
|
саджати, садовити; сідати,
посідати; забезпечувати стільцями
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
He __________________ himself behind his desk.
A
set В sat C seated
2.
It’s a traditional country house hotel, __________________ in its own
parklands.
A
seated В sat C
set
3.
Six of us were __________________ around the table talking.
A
set В sitting C seated
4.
__________________ still without moving while I brush your hair, Lucy.
A
Seat В Set C Sit
5.
The general __________________ them to his right.
A
set В sat C seated
6.
The bookcase was __________________ into the wall.
A
sat В set C seated
7.
They __________________ in silence, unable to look at each other.
A
seated В set C
sat
8.
Our house is __________________ back from the road.
A
set В seated C sat
9.
The new stadium will __________________ up to 80,000 people.
A
set В sit C seat
10.
You’ll never get anywhere if you don’t __________________ yourself any goals.
A
sit В seat C set
11.
The suspect has been accused of __________________ the restaurant on fire.
A
sitting В seating C setting
12.
The state’s youngest delegate to the convention was __________________ today.
A
seated В set C
sitting
TEST 5
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
live
|
to have
your home somewhere
|
жити; існувати; проживати
|
house
|
to provide
with shelter or accommodation; provide space for
|
давати притулок, забезпечувати
житлом; поселити; селитися, жити (в будинку); поміщати
|
inhabit
|
to live in
or occupy (a place or environment)
|
жити, мешкати, населяти
|
reside
|
to have
one’s permanent home in a particular place
|
проживати, мешкати, перебувати;
належати (про право)
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
The islands are __________________ by 177,000 people.
A
resided В housed C inhabited
2.
A large number of families are still waiting to be __________________.
A
housed В inhabited C resided
3.
Paris is a nice place to __________________.
A
house В live C
reside
4.
The club is __________________ in a magnificent 16th-century building.
A
housed В resided C inhabited
5.
She __________________ in the strange world of the media celebrity.
A
houses В lives C inhabits
6.
Do you still __________________ at home?
A
house В reside C live
7.
We can __________________ you and your friends if the hotels are full.
A
reside В inhabit C house
8.
He __________________ at 10 Railway Terrace.
A
resides В inhabits C houses
9.
They __________________ in a basement flat in South London.
A
lived В resided C housed
10.
They __________________ their old books in the attic.
A
inhabit В house C live
11.
The woods are __________________ by many wild animals.
A
inhabited В resided C housed
12.
He spent most of his time in Rutherglen, where his family __________________.
A
inhabited В resided C housed
TEST 6
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
politics
|
the
activities associated with the governance of a country or other area
|
політика; політичне життя;
політичні переконання
|
policy
|
a course
or principle of action adopted or proposed by an organization or individual
|
політика — лінія поведінки,
настанова, курс; розсудливість; спритність, хитрість
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
He entered __________________ at the age of 21.
A
policy
В politics
2.
It’s our __________________.
A
politics
В policy
3.
What is the party’s __________________ on immigration?
A
politics
В policy
4.
Now that I’m self-employed, I don’t have to worry about office
__________________.
A
policy
В politics
5.
She’s heavily involved in local __________________.
A
politics
В policy
6.
The company has set out its __________________ for future mineral development.
A
politics
В policies
7.
The party is trying to exploit the __________________ of class envy.
A
policy
В politics
8.
Her __________________ became more conservative as she grew older.
A
policy
В politics
9.
The government has undertaken to formulate new anti-racist __________________.
A
politics В policies
10.
Many people feel that their interests are not represented by mainstream
__________________.
A
policy В politics
11.
The new government is expected to pursue a vigorous environmental
__________________.
A
politics В policy
12.
Let’s not talk about __________________ now.
A
policy В politics
TEST 7
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
principle
|
a standard
or rule of personal conduct
|
засада, принцип; норма, правило;
доктрина; головне правило; першопричина, причина
|
principal
|
adj. first
in order of importance; n. the most important or senior person in an
organization or group
|
головний, основний principal sum — основний капітал; провідний
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
Excellent customer service should be our guiding __________________.
A
principle
В principal
2.
The __________________ aim of the project is to provide an answer to this
question.
A
principal
В principle
3.
It was against their __________________ to join the armed forces.
A
principals
В principles
4.
It is a basic __________________ of English law that a person is innocent until
proven guilty.
A
principle
В principal
5.
The salary is good, but that is not the __________________ reason I accepted
the job.
A
principle
В principal
6.
He seems to have absolutely no __________________.
A
principles
В principals
7.
The show had eight __________________ and more than twenty dancers.
A
principles
В principals
8.
Bennett stuck to his __________________, and refused to name the source of his
principals.
A
principals
В principles
9.
We are opposed on __________________ to any collaboration with terrorists.
A
principle В principal
10.
There are some basic issues of __________________ relating to the debate about
abortion.
A
principal В principle
11.
Windmills differ in design, but all operate on exactly the same
__________________.
A
principle В principal
12.
Her interests might conflict with those of her __________________.
A
principals В principles
TEST 8
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
rise
(rose, risen)
|
to go upwards;
to get up
|
підніматися; вставати; сходити
(про сонце); підвищуватися, збільшуватися, зростати (про ціни); просуватися
(соціальними сходами); набувати ваги (впливу) (в суспільстві); повставати
|
raise
(raised)
|
to lift up
or make something higher; to gather together the money or people needed for
something
|
піднімати; ставити, порушувати
(питання); споруджувати (будинок тощо); вирощувати (рослини); розводити
(худобу); ростити, виховувати (дітей); добувати; виховувати; вирощувати
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
He could hardly __________________ the injured arm at all.
A
raise
В rise
2.
The airplane __________________ slowly into the air.
A
raised
В rose
3.
A number of children __________________ their hands.
A
rose
В raised
4.
With a shaky hand he slowly __________________ the cup to his lips.
A
raised
В rose
5.
A column of thick black smoke could be seen __________________ from the town.
A
rising В raising
6.
They couldn’t __________________ the vessel because of bad weather.
A
raise В rise
7.
As the sun __________________ in the sky the temperature climbed.
A
rose В raised
8.
They had __________________ their prices to unreasonable levels.
A
raised В risen
9.
Duncan felt the hairs __________________ on the back of his neck.
A
raise В rise
10.
We need your help to __________________ money for urgent medical research.
A
rise В raise
11.
Bubbles __________________ to the surface of the liquid.
A
rise В raise
12.
Are there any other questions you would like to __________________ at the
meeting?
A
rise В raise
TEST 9
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
lie (lied)
|
to say
something that you know is not true
|
брехати
|
lie (lay,
lain)
|
to rest
with your body flat, as it is in bed
|
лежати; бути розташованим;
простягатися; полягати (у чомусь); залежати (від чогось)
|
lay (laid,
laid)
|
to put
something down; to produce an egg
|
класти, покласти (on); покладати (надії тощо); повалити; прим’яти
(посіви); прибити пил; накривати, стелити; накладати (фарбу); класти (яйця),
нестися
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.__________
the baby on her back.
A
Lain В Lie C
Lay
2.
We __________________ flowers on her grave once a week.
A
lay В lie C laid
3.
He had to________ about his age to get into the army.
A
lay В lie C lain
4.
He___________ his coat across the arm of the chair.
A
lay В laid C lied
5.
The project is intended to __________________ the groundwork for future
research.
A
lain В lie C lay
6.
She was_________ on the bed watching television.
A
lie В laying C lying
7.
The village________ in a valley.
A
laid В lay C lied
8.
Will you__________ the table while I get breakfast?
A
lie В lye C lay
9.
She admitted __________________ to the police.
A
lie В laying C lying
10.
Go and_________ on the bed until you feel better.
A
lain В lie C lay
11.
This goose __________________ very big eggs.
A
lays В lyes C lies
12.
Carmen ________ her head against my shoulder and fell asleep.
A
laid В lay C lain
TEST 10
Study
the use of the synonyms. Choose the best variant of answer.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
consequently
|
as a
result
|
отже, тому, в результаті
|
moreover
|
as a
further matter; besides
|
до того ж, крім того
|
otherwise
|
in
circumstances different from those present or considered; or else; in other
respects; apart from that; in a different way
|
інакше, по-іншому, іншим способом
|
although
|
in spite
of the fact that; even though
|
хоч; коли б навіть; незважаючи на
те, що
|
though
|
despite
the fact that; although; however
|
все-таки, проте, однак, втім; хоч,
хоча, незважаючи на; навіть якщо б
|
furthermore
|
in
addition; besides
|
до того ж; крім того
|
therefore
|
for that
reason; consequently
|
тому, отже; до такої міри
|
thus
|
as a
result or consequence of this; therefore; in this way
|
так, отже, таким чином; тому; так,
наприклад
|
1.
They’ve increased the number of staff and __________________ the service is
better.
A
moreover В otherwise C consequently
2.
Mr Brown has earned the respect of farmers everywhere. _______, they know they can
trust him.
A
Although В Moreover C Furthermore
3.
We must hurry; __________________ we’ll miss the train.
A
although В therefore C otherwise
4.
More and more people are opposed to the idea of increasing university fees.
________________ , there is now evidence that it discourages many students from
coming to the UK.
A
Moreover В Although C Consequently
5.
The new boots are lighter and softer, and __________________ more comfortable
to wear.
A
moreover В therefore C furthermore
6.
__________________ he’s got a good job now, he still complains.
A
Although В Thus C Moreover
7.
__________________ we are only a small country, we have a long and glorious
history.
A
Consequently В Otherwise C Though
8.
You’re in love with Robert. It does no good to pretend __________________.
A
moreover В thus C
otherwise
9.
I no longer have the support of the committee. I have __________________
decided to resign.
A
therefore В furthermore C otherwise
10.
She used to call me ’Tiny’, __________________ I was at least as tall as she
was.
A
thus В moreover C although
11.
It was also a highly desirable political end. ___________, it gave the English
a door into France.
A
Although В Otherwise C Furthermore D
Therefore
12.
Burke knocked out Byrne, __________________ becoming champion.
A
thus В furthermore C otherwise D
although
TEST 11
Study
the use of the synonyms.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
accuse
|
to charge
(someone) with an offense or crime
|
обвинувачувати (в
чомусь - of);висувати
обвинувачення
|
blame
|
to say
that some other person or thing is the cause of something bad that has
happened
|
ганити; вважати винним
|
indict
|
to
formally accuse or charge (someone) with a serious crime
|
обвинувачувати; висувати
обвинувачення; віддавати до суду (за -for)
|
incriminate
|
to
strongly imply the guilt of (someone)
|
обвинувачувати (в злочині),
інкримінувати
|
charge
|
to
formally accuse (someone) of something, especially an offence under law
|
обвинувачувати (особливо в
порушенні закону)
|
Choose
the best variant of answer.
1.
Two men have been __________________ in connection with the fire.
A
accused В charged C blamed
2.
Organizers __________________ the weather for the low turnout.
A
incriminate В blame C accuse
3.
Her employers __________________ her of theft.
A
accused В blamed C charged
4.
He was __________________ for crimes against humanity.
A
accused В blamed C indicted
5.
Be careful you don’t say anything to __________________ yourself.
A
incriminate В charge C accuse
6.
The hospital has launched an inquiry to find out who was to __________________
for the mistake.
A
blame В accuse C indict
7.
The Governor has been __________________ on 23 criminal counts including fraud.
A
accused В indicted C charged
8.
No __________________ evidence was found.
A
incriminating В accusing C blaming
9.
Crime is a complex issue — we can’t simply __________________ poverty and
unemployment.
A
blame В accuse C indict
10.
If it all goes wrong, don’t __________________ me.
A
incriminate В blame C charge
11.
Are you __________________ me of lying?
A
blaming В charging C accusing
12.
You can’t __________________ all your problems on your family.
A
indict В accuse C blame
TEST 12
Study
the use of the synonyms. Choose the best variant of answer.
Word
|
Definition
|
Translation
|
fed up
|
annoyed or
upset at a situation or treatment
|
надокучати, набридати
|
fill up
|
to
complete (a form, application, etc.); to make or become completely full
fill-up; the act of filling something completely, esp the petrol tank of a
car
|
наповнювати(ся); заповнювати
|
1.
I’m __________________ with this job.
A
filled up
В fed up
2.
Jenny __________________ my glass with champagne.
A
fed up
В filled up
3.
She’d got __________________ with waiting and gone home.
A
fed up
В filled up
4.
They __________________ with cakes and sandwiches.
A
fed me up
В filled me up
5.
I’m __________________ to the back teeth with him.
A
filled up
В fed up
6.
If you’re hungry, __________________ on pasta or rice.
A
fill up
В fed up
7.
I am __________________ with being put down and made to feel stupid.
A
fed up
В filled up
8.
I’m __________________ with your conduct.
A
filled up
В fed up
9.
He had become __________________ with city life...
A
fed up
В filled up
10.
When you are happy about yourself you won’t need to _________ yourself________
with food.
A
fill up
В fed up
11.
I’ m just __________________ and I don’t know what to do.
A
filled up
В fed up
12.
Potatoes __________________ without overloading us with calories.
A
fill up В fed up

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