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M ODULE 1
10. live, We, large, flat, the, of, the, city, in, a, centre, in.
4. If you need to get over the river, you have to cross the
11. Replace the phrases with the ones from the box.
When do you want to leave? Just to go or to
come back, too? Enjoy yourself! Here is the
money. Can I be of any service to you?______
1. Have a good time!
2. Single or return?
5. Here it is!
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2. My cousin is a very careful driver.
My cousin drives very________________________.
3. It is not a surprise that he speaks English so fluently.
It is n o t________________________ that he speaks
English so fluently.
4. I don’t know Maths well.
M y_______________________ of Maths is rather lim
ited.
5. I do think that the movie was very boring.
The movie________________________ me to death.
6. How do these two things differ?
What’s the_______________________ between these
two things?
7. He comes from China.
He is a _______________________ .
8. Did you describe the thief to the police?
Did you give the police a ________________________
of the thief?
9. Don’t make so much fuss!
Don’t be s o _______________________!
1 0 .1do medicine at university.
I am a _______________________ student.
READING
W R ITIN G
18. We’ve run out of petrol and have to stop (buy) some.
READING
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Natalie: Good. Did you look in the freezer for ice cream?
Julian: There isn’t any vanilla but there is some choco
late ice cream.
Natalie: You should get a tub of vanilla ice cream. It goes
best with cherry pie.
Julian: Really? OK, I trust you. So, it’s a long shopping
list.
Natalie: It’s good to make a list, so we don’t forget any
thing. Let’s go then.
Julian: Right. Let’s go.
1. Julian and Natalie need to buy____
a) milk.
b) milk and yoghurt.
c) yoghurt.
2. Natalie wants to cook______
a) a fruit salad.
b) a vegetable salad.
c) a tuna salad.
3. Natalie says she loves______
a) bread.
b) garlic.
c) celery.
4. For the cherry pie Julian______
a) doesn’t need to buy anything.
b) should buy everything.
c) should buy only cherries.
5. Julian and Natalie agree to get some
a) chocolate ice cream.
b) cherry ice cream.
c) vanilla ice cream.
2. M atch the titles (1 -5 ) to the texts (A -D ). There is
one extra title.
1. A National Dish
2. A Daily Menu
3. A Healthy Snack
4. A Good Start
5. An Unhealthy Food
A. Breakfast is a very important meal. If you have it at home,
choose milk, yoghurt, fresh fruit and cereal. These low-
fat foods can give you energy for the whole day. They also
contain a lot of vitamins and minerals you need. Children
who eat a healthy breakfast study better. They are more
active, creative, and concentrate better all day long.
B. You can get hungry at school between meals or classes. So
what should you do? Instead of a sandwich on white bread,
a bag of chips, and cookies try to have something healthier.
For example, some low-fat yoghurt, nuts or a whole-grain
sandwich with lean meat. It is also better to have water and
not juice, because most juices are full of sugar.
C. Gazpacho is a cold tomato soup typical of the south of
Spain. It originated there. In cities like Seville and Cor
doba summer temperatures are over plus 38°C and gaz
pacho /gasz'paetfau/ is the best choice for cooling down
quickly. There are various versions of gazpacho all over
Spain, but the basic ingredients are tomatoes, cucum
bers, onions and olive oil. Other gazpacho recipes
include pepper, bread, garlic and vinegar.
D. French fries are full of salt and calories. Even a small
serving from popular fast food cafes contains about 350
calories. And this leads to putting on weight. What’s
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more, French fries are loaded with fat. Frying robs the
vegetables of their natural nutritional value. To make
matters worse, many restaurants prepare fried foods
using unhealthy artificial oils that contain bad fats.
Text A В c D
Title
WRITING
Im agine you have a pen friend from Korea called
Mi-Yun. Read her letter and answer her three ques
tions. Ask her your own three questions.
Hello!
Great to hear from you. I hope you and your family are all
right.
In your last letter you asked me about the food we have
for breakfast in Korea.
Well, in Korea traditionally, food eaten in the morning
does not differ greatly from the other meals of the day. So for
breakfast we have rice, some soup, several kinds of vegeta
bles, Kimchi and grilled meat or fish. Kimchi is a traditional
Korean dish. It’s rather hot and spicy. It is made from Chinese
cabbage, garlic, spring onions, red pepper, salt and sugar.
Today, however, a lot of people often eat Western-style
breakfasts. They normally choose coffee, sandwiches, fried
eggs or cornflakes and yoghurt.
What about the breakfast people have in your country?
What do you usually have for breakfast? What is your
favourite dish?
Hope to hear from you soon.
Hugs,
Mi-Yun
M ODULE 3
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4. A: That sounds most interesting!
B: a) And it really was!
b) Yes, it did.
5. A: Who is Agatha Christie?
B: a) A famous British writer.
b) Very popular.
READING
1. Read the tex t and mark the statem ents True (Г),
False F (F) or Not Stated (N S ).
Thomas Alva Edison
Thomas Alva Edison was born on February 11, 1847, the
USA. He was the seventh and last child of Samuel and Nancy
Edison. When he was young, he went to school only for a few
months. His teachers disliked him because the boy always
asked a lot of questions. So he was taught reading, writing,
and arithmetic by his mother. But Thomas was always a very
curious child and taught himself much by reading scientific
and technical books.
Thomas Edison began working at an early age. At 12 he
sold fruit, snacks and newspapers on a train. Later he be
came a telegraph operator. But he was fired from his job be
cause he became bored and started playing jokes on his
boss. So Edison decided to change his profession and he
became one of the most talented inventors the world knows.
Edison’s first invention was not successful, but he didn’t
give up. He moved to New York and made many telegraphic
improvements. This brought him money. During this time he
married Mary Stilwell and they had three children.
They soon left New York and went to New Jersey where
Edison built his most famous laboratory “ Menlo Park” . He
hired eighty workers who were chemists and mathemati
cians, to help him with inventions at his “invention factory” .
The first great invention was the phonograph. It was the
first machine that could record someone’s voice. Edison re
cited the poem “ Mary Had a Little Lamb” , and the phono
graph played the words to him. The phonograph was a
sensation and brought Edison international fame.
Edison’s next invention changed the world and technology
forever. It was the light bulb (лампочка).Soon many
electricity at home. It was just a miracle! Everyone thought that
Thomas was a wizard and called him “Wizard of Menlo Park”.
Afterwards Edison also worked on X-rays, batteries, and
the first talking doll. Another of his greatest ideas was “movies”
and the first camera. Edison first demonstrated movies in 1891.
The whole world again called him a genius. But he knew that
having a good idea was not enough. Edison liked to say that
without hard work you could not create anything.
1. Thomas Edison was born to a big f a m i l y . ______
2. Thomas’s teachers could not answer
all his questions. ______
3. Thomas Edison was educated by his f a t h e r . ______
4. Thomas Edison’s first job was a telegrapher. ______
5. Thomas Edison worked
with helpers in his lab. ______
6. The children played with the p h o n o g r a p h . ______
7. The light bulb was
the most successful invention. ______
8. Thomas Edison invented lots of things. ______
9. Edison thought talent
was enough to be an inventor. ______
Dialogue A
A: Good morning. How can I help you?
B: Hello. I need to make a report about famous explorers. I
chose Captain James Hook. Where can I find some in
formation about him?
B: Books on explorers are on the top shelves over there.
A: Thanks. Here is my card. How many can I take home?
B: You can take three, but you can also use our online re
sources.
Dialogue В
A: Excuse me.
B: Yes?
A: Where can I see paintings by Salvador Dali?
B: In the next hall, just turn left.
A: And can I take pictures there?
B: You can take pictures, but don’t use a flash.
A: Thank you.
B: Welcome.
Dialogue С
A: Tea is ready. Help yourself.
B: Thanks.
A: Here are the biscuits. What are you watching?
B: Take a seat. It’s a news report about a painting that was
stolen from the museum.
A: Really? Was it a precious work of art?
B: It was, and the thieves escaped.
WRITING
A
1. Mary______ (cook) dinner as soon as she______ (be)
through with her homework.
2. It______ (be) 7 o’clock now. I ______ (not, know) when
he______(return) and whether he______ (come) at all.
3. T hey______ (leave) for Paris in two days’ time. The
plane______(start) at 3 pm sharp.
4. Tomorrow, if yo u ______ (feel) well, I ______ (let) you
go for a walk.
5. We______(go) on an excursion if w e______ (pass) the
exams successfully.
6. Everyone______ (know) that when i t ______ (not be)
hot, snow______(begin) to melt easily.
7. I ______(promise) I ______ (write) to you every day.
READING
1. Read the dialogue and choose the correct answer.
Anne: Hey Stephanie, how was your holiday?
Stephanie: Hi, Anne. You won’t believe it! I was on a jungle
safari with my parents.
Anne: What?! That’s so cool! Where were you? In Africa?
Stephanie: Yeah! We were in Kenya. It was so exciting.
Anne: I can imagine. What did you see out there?
Stephanie: We saw a lot of wild animals. There were many
antelopes and zebras. Then lions and rhinos... It
was all so impressive! Kenyan wildlife is amazing.
Anne: Did you see a tiger or a lion? Tigers are beautiful!
I saw them only on the screen, but I like them a
lot. I think they are so graceful.
Stephanie: No, we did not. We saw only lions, but no tigers.
Anne: Stephanie, and weren’t you scared? An animal
could attack your jeep or something? It’s still
dangerous.
Stephanie: Oh, no! It was a jungle safari for tourists. We
were in a jeep which was prepared for the tour.
And we also had a guide for our safety. Nothing
attacked us.
Anne: Did you visit any towns?
Stephanie: Yes, we actually stayed in a hotel not far from the
city called Mombasa. In the morning we usually
sunbathed on the beach. And after lunch we
went to the city to see some historical sights.
Mum also shopped for souvenirs, and me and
dad took a lot of photos.
Anne: I see you had a great time.
Stephanie: We surely did! And I brought a bracelet for you,
Anne. It’s traditional Kenyan handmade jew
ellery.
Anne: Oh, thanks, Stephanie.
1. Stephanie spent the holiday with her
a) friend Anne.
b) family.
c) sisters.
2. Anne says she likes______
a) tigers.
b) lions.
c) zebras.
3. Stephanie explains that the safari was______
a) safe.
b) dangerous.
c) boring.
4. Stephanie says they usually went______
a) surfing.
b) snorkeling.
c) sightseeing.
5. As a present Anne g o t______
a) an album of photos.
b) a piece of jewellery.
c) a toy lion.
Text A В c D
Title
WRITING
READING
3. You will never know the language unless you will work a
lot.
R E A D IN G
1. Read the tex t and m ark the statem ents are True
(T), False (F) or Not Stated (NS).
Tutankhamun
The kings of Ancient Egypt were called Pharaohs
/'fearauz/. One of them was Tutankhamun /,tu:t(9)nka:'mu:n/,
who lived more than three thousand years ago.
He became Pharaoh when he was about 9 years old, and
his rule was not very important. Tutankhamun also died
young. Historians believe that he died at the age of 18, but
they are not sure how. Probably he had a head injury from an
accident. Others say he died from an infection after breaking
his leg. Like all Egyptian Pharaohs Tutankhamun was buried
in a tomb on the west bank of the Nile.
All of the Pharaohs were buried in tombs like Tu-
tankhamun’s. However, most of these tombs were robbed
by thieves and all the treasures were stolen. But Tu-
tankhamun’s tomb was untouched. Only in 1922 it was dis
covered by the British archaeologist Horward Carter.
When the tomb was opened, Carter couldn’t believe his
eyes. “Can you see anything?” a friend asked him. ‘Yes,”
said Carter. “Wonderful things!” There were more than 5,000
objects, which included a wonderful golden mask of Tu-
tankhamun.
The ancient Egyptians believed in a life after death, so
they put a lot of personal things into the tomb. They believed
that a person would use them in that life. And in Tu-
tankhamun’s tomb there were clothes, beds, glasses, plates.
Carter also found models of ships, toys and games. There
were also other objects like chariots, swords, armoury, stat
ues of Tutankhamun and many Egyptian gods, and of
course, a lot of jewels. Many of these things are now dis
played in the Museum of Cairo in Egypt.
1. Tutankhamun was an Egyptian king. ______
2. Tutankhamun died in a road accident. ______
3. Tutankhamun’s tomb was not robbed. ______
4. Carter discovered lots of Egyptian tombs. ______
5. The tomb had a lot of everyday things inside. ______
6. The tomb’s walls showed Tutakhamun’s life. ______
7. Today the treasures can be seen in Britain. ______
Dialogue A
A: Good morning. Can I help you?
B: Good morning. Yes. I’d like to send this package to St.
Petersburg, Russia.
A: How would you like to send it?
B: How much will it be by airmail?
A: It’ll be $15. And it’ll take about five or seven days. And
don’t forget to write out the return address.
B: Okay, I’ll send it by air.
Dialogue В
A: Excuse me, could you help me, please?
B: Yes?
A: Is there a postbox near here? I’d like to send a postcard
home, but the post office is closed.
B: No wonder, it’s Sunday today. Well, go down this road
and turn left at the corner. You’ll see a postbox near the
History Museum.
A: Thank you very much indeed.
Dialogue C
A: How much are these postcards?
B: They’re 6 for $3.
A: But I need only three. I’ve bought so many already.
B: If you buy them individually, they’re $0,70 each.
A: Alright. I’ll take these three and three of those, over
there, with the city views. Where do I pay?
B: Go to the cash desk, please.
3. Read the statem ents (1 -4 ) and match them to the
speakers (A-C). There is one extra statem ent.
Speaker A В C
Statement
1. The speaker describes a huge shopping centre.
2. The speaker gives advice to shoppers.
3. The speaker talks about planned shopping.
4. The speaker talks about a favourite place to shop.
Speaker A
Actually I always make a list before I go shopping. I put down
the things I really need and can afford. When I’m in a shop I
don’t spend tons of time on it. I know exactly what I need and
go straight to that department. I try to stick to my list. It’s hard
at times, I agree, but it saves me both, time and money. I may
buy something extra but it’s usually a small thing or some
thing I’ve forgotten to put on my list.
Speaker В
I should say that I’m not a shopaholic, but I love going to Wal-
Mart shop. Wal-Mart is not far from where I live. There isn’t
anything I can’t buy there. And it’s so convenient. They have
a lot of really good and fashionable clothes for some really
good prices. I love buying groceries and school stationery
there. And they have the best chocolate cakes ever!
SpeakerC
I think I could spend a week there or even more. There are
streets of shops of all kinds and they all have names so that
you will not get lost. You can find any brand, any boutique or
fashion there. Really, it’s like a small city. I read there’re
8?
about a thousand shops. If you get tired of shopping, there’s
an amusement park, cinemas, a theatre and lots of cafes.
WRITING
WORD-BUILDING
Use the proper derivative of the word from the right
column.
Variant 1
1. One of the symbols of the 1 )______ BRITAIN
capital is the Tower of London, which
was built in the 2 ) ______century by ELEVEN
William the Conqueror. They say that
the 3) ____ __ of the Tower took CONSTRUCT
about twenty years. A few centuries
later King Henry III added many
4 ) ______to the Tower, including BUILD
even a zoo. Today, thousands of vis
itors come to the Tower 5 ) _____ to YEAR
learn more about this interesting
place.
2. Some TV and film stars perform in
the theatre, too, because giving a
live 6 ) ______ is quite 7 ) _______ PERFORM, DIFFER
from performing on film. But many
actors say they like that “real”
8 ) ______ , though in many ways it ACT
may even be more 9 ) ______ and DANGER
risky and 10) ______ not so well USUAL
paid.
3 . The 11) ______ writer Anton RUSSIA
Chekhov, who was born in 1860,
made an enormous 1 2 )______ to CONTRIBUTE
modern Literature. His works have
had a great influence on Literature,
particularly in terms of 1 3 )______ EMOTION
expression, plot structure and char
acter 14) ___ __ . Even now his DEVELOP
plays and stories are 15) ______ EXTREME
popular all over the world.
4. Marlon Brando, born in 1924, was
perhaps the greatest film
16) __of his generation. He ACT
was indeed very 17)______ , but he TALENT
was never interested in 1 8 )______ , EDUCATE
though he became a 1 9 )______ at STUDY
a drama school in New York. His first
real 2 0 ) ______ came to him with SUCCEED
the film “A Streetcar Named Desire”
(1947), when he became world fa
mous.
Variant 2
1. People 1) ______ think that the GENERAL
tomato is a vegetable, but in fact it is
a fruit. In 2 ) ______America they CENTRE
have been eating tomatoes for thou
sands of years. But only in the 1500s
tomatoes became known to Euro
peans, who thought they were
3 ) _____ . They refused to eat them POISON
and grew tomatoes as plants for
4 ) _____ . Since then, the tomato DECORATE
has become 5 ) ______popular. EXTREME
2. Package holidays, which include a
6 ) ____ __and hotel 7 ) _______in FLY, ACCOMMODATE
the same booking, are very popular.
8 ) ___ __ , however, a new holiday RECENT
has been introduced: the “all-inclu
sive” type. Many holidaymakers,
9 ) ___ __those with families, are PARTICULAR
attracted by the new package. This
is because all meals as well as
Ю )___ __are included in the price. ENTERTAIN
3. You are welcome to the 11)______ WONDER
Stratford-upon-Avon, a city where
the great Shakespeare was born. It
is not far from the 12)______capital BRITAIN
if you go by car. The city is an
1 3 )______ place to get acquainted EXCITE
with history and literature. Don’t for
get to go to the 1 4 )______ church FAME
and the house of Shakespeare’s
wife. If you are a theatre-goer, enjoy
a 1 5 ) ______ at the Royal Shake PERFORM
speare Theatre.
4. Greek 1 6 )______ is full of amazing MYTH
stories about gods and heroes.
These stories describe the
1 7 ) ___ __actions of people such HERO
as Daedalus /'diidalis/, for example, a
18) ____ __inventor, and his son SKILL
Icarus. Daedalus built giant wings
from wax and feathers and gave
Icarus 19) ____ __ not to fly too ADVISE
close to the Sun. Icarus forgot his fa
ther’s 2 0 ) ______ . The wax melted WARN
and he fell into the sea, where he
died.
V a ria n t 3
1. Many TV actors see the theatre as an
opportunity to do some “real”
1) ______ , despite the fact that the- ACT
atre work is not 2 ) ______well paid. USUAL
There, the actor cannot ask the
3 ) ______ if they can do the scene DIRECT
again. The 4 ) ______ must go on! PERFORM
The 5 ) ______ and response of the BEHAVE
audience is also important!
2. The 6 ) ______ Russian 7 ) _______ FAME, WRITE
Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) has had
a great influence on modern Litera
ture all over the world. Even today,
more than a hundred years after his
8) ___ __ , Chekhov’s stories are DIE
still 9 ) ______ popular and major EXTREME
new Ю )___ __of his plays are fre PRODUCE
quently mounted, to great success.
3. The film “A Streetcar Named Desire”
made Marlon Brando a 11)______ FAME
actor. When he was a schoolboy, he
never did well, but at a drama school
in New York he proved to be a good
1 2 )___ __ . There he learnt about STUDY
the ideas of the 13) ______ RUSSIAN
K. Stanislavsky, who had developed
a way to bring acting closer to
1 4 )___ __ , which helped Brando REAL
become a good 1 5 )______ . ACT
4. The Tower is one of the most
1 6 )____ __landmarks of London, FAME
the 17)______ capital, which is now ENGLAND
visited by thousands of tourists from
all over the world. The Tower was
begun by William the Conqueror and
its 1 8 )______ took 20 years. In the CONSTRUCT
19)______ century the English king THIRTEEN
Henry III added some more buildings
to the Tower, 2 0 ) ______ a church INCLUDE
and a zoo.
Variant 4
1. Nowadays the so-called “all-inclu
sive” package holidays are thought
to be very 1 ) ______ . They are ATTRACT
2) ___ of a lot of things: a INCLUDE
3 ) _____ , 4 ) ______ in a hotel, FLY, ACCOMMODATE
meals, drinks and snacks. Such
holidays are 5 ) _______ popular EXTREME
with those people who come to the
seaside with children or those on a
rather limited budget.
2. A warm welcome always awaits you
in 6 ) ______ Brighton. It is less than SUN
an hour by train from the 7 ) ______ ENGLAND
capital. The city is an ideal place for
8 ) ___ __and nightlife. Don’t forget RELAX
to look around the 9 ) ______ Royal AMAZE
Pavilion. And enjoy your meal at a
Ю )______cafe or restaurant. FASHION
3. The mythology of Greece is full of
11) ______ stories about heroes AMAZE
and gods. They are about the ac
tions of such 1 2 )______ people as HERO
Icarus and Daedalus, a skillful
1 3 )___ __ , who built giant wings INVENT
from feathers and wax and gave his
son Icarus 14)___ __not to fly very ADVISE
close to the Sun. But Icarus didn’t
follow the 1 5 )___ __of his father - INSTRUCT
the wax melted and he died.
4. The tomato is a fruit, but people
1 6 )____ __think that it is a vege USUAL
table. When it came to 1 7 )______ EUROPE
countries from the 1 8 )___ __con AMERICA
tinent in the early 1500s, people re
fused to eat it. They only used the
plant as a 19) ______ . Can you DECORATE
imagine our life without the tomato
today? I think it is 2 0 ) ______ . POSSIBLE
MODULE 1
Vocabulary and Grammar
1 . 1 . needn’t; 2. Must; 3. May; 4. could; 5. had to; 6. must; 7. ca n ’t;
8. needn’t; 9. had to; 10. May.
2.
1. Jack is the cleverest boy in (of) his class.
2. The Volga is one of the longest rivers in (of) Russia.
3. That exercise isn’t as (so) hard as this one.
4. This book is more interesting than that novel.
5. Alaska is bigger than any other state in (of) the USA.
6. Bob is the taller boy of the two.
7. Jane’s party is the best (that) I have ever been to.
8. Nick’s car is the fastest car (that) I have ever driven.
9. The weather today is (no) worse than yesterday.
10. The brightest student in (of) the group now is Helen.
3.
1. looking; 2. talking (speaking); 3. shining; 4. doing; 5. waiting/looking;
6. playing; 7. lying; 8. raining; 9. thinking; 10. listening.
4.
1a, 2d, 3h, 4c, 5f, 6i, 7g, 8e, 9b, 10j.
5.
1. is shining, is; 2. knows, goes; 3. does Mr. Green do, is, works; 4. are
leaving, starts; 5. are you looking, am trying; 6. believe, is thinking;
7. are you thinking, look (are looking), think.
6.
1. The cottage is not large, but it is com fortable.
2. Read the article and translate it into English.
3. What nice weather it is today!
4. Are there many new stamps in her collection?
5. Do you often do your homework at night?
6. Is your m other a doctor (teacher) or a teacher (doctor)?
7. The students listened to their teacher very attentively.
8. Mr. Brown always brings his son new books (magazines) and maga
zines (books).
9. What a wonderful story your father told us!
10. We live in a large flat in the centre of the city.
7.
1f , 2g, 3d, 4c, 5e, 6a, 7b.
8.
1. bus lane; 2. traffic light; 3. pavement; 4. bridge; 5. zebra cross
ing.
9.
I. through; 2. over; 3. along; 4. past; 5. across; 6. down; 7. through;
8. out of; 9. towards; 10. under; 11. along; 12. up; 13. across; 14. past;
15. down.
10.
1h, 2e, 3g, 4c, 5b, 6d, 7f, 8a.
II.
1. Enjoy yourself!
2. Just to go or to come back, too?
3. Can I be of any service to you?
4. When do you want to leave?
5. Here is the money.
12.
1. My friend doesn’t like travelling.
2. Bill doesn’t know what has happened.
3. He doesn’t (can ’t) cook well.
4. She doesn’t (can ’t) sing very well.
5. Jack reads “The Tim es” regularly.
13.
1. beautiful; 2. carefully; 3. surprising; 4. knowledge; 5. bored;
6. difference; 7. Chinese; 8. description; 9. fussy; 10. medical.
14.
1b, 2b, 3c, 4a, 5b, 6a, 7b, 8c, 9c, 10b, 11a, 12b, 13c, 14a, 15c.
Reading
1.
1a, 2c, 3b, 4b, 5c.
2.
Text A В C D
Title 4 5 1 3
MODULE 2
3.
1d, 2g, 3f, 4b, 5a, 6e, 7c.
MODULE 3
Vocabulary and Grammar
1.
1. philosopher; 2. singer; 3. geologist; 4. scientist; 5. mathematician;
6. musician; 7. sailor; 8. teacher; 9. painter; 10. physicist.
2.
1. talented; 2. imaginative; 3. ambitious; 4. creative; 5. skilful; 6. his
torical; 7. mysterious; 8. famous.
3.
1. painting; 2. sailor; 3. talented; 4. celebration; 5. mysterious; 6. navi
gator; 7. creative; 8. weaver; 9. commander; 10. ambitious.
4.
1. What was Bob doing when his Dad came home?
2. When ((at)what time) was his mom ironing?
3. When was it raining hard?
4. Who was listening to music at two in the morning?
5. Where was Jack playing football when his brother called him?
5.
1. hear; 2. returned; 3. did he go; 4. plan (am planning); 5. did he stay;
6. do you think; 7. went; 8. is; 9. is phoning.
6.
1a, 2b, 3a, 4a, 5a.
7.
1. She dances very well.
2. Close the window, will you?
3. -H e lives in London! - Does he?
4. He is having a shower now.
5. There are not any books on the desk.
6 . 1need a piece (word) of advice!
7. A book is a good present fo r a child.
8.
1. a; 2. a; 3. a; 4. - ; 5. - ; 6. - ; 7. - ; 8. the; 9. - ; 10. a; 11. the; 12. the;
13. the; 14. a; 15. The; 16. - ; 17. - ; 18. a; 19. - ; 20. the; 21. the; 22. - ;
23. - ; 24. a; 25. - ; 26. the; 27. - ; 28. the; 29. a; 30. - .
9.
1. founded; 2. felt; 3. rises; 4. run; 5. flew; 6. lying; 7. hung.
10.
1b, 2a, За, 4b, 5c, 6a, 7a, 8b, 9b, 10a, 11b, 12c, 13b, 14c, 15c.
Reading
1.
1. T; 2. NS; 3. F; 4. R 5. T; 6. NS; 7. NS; 8. T; 9. F.
2.
2.
1. T; 2. F; 3. NS; 4. T; 5. T; 6. F; 7. NS; 8. T.
3.
Speaker A В C
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MODULE 6
Vocabulary and Grammar
1.
1. expression; 2. painting; 3. attendance; 4. inspiration; 5. freezer;
6. singing, singer; 7. reaction.
2.
1. archeological; 2. impressive; 3. beautiful; 4. famous; 5. amazing;
6. natural; 7. wonderful.
3.
1d, 2f, 3a, 4b, 5g, 6c, 7e.
4.
1. tune; 2. band; 3. musician; 4. concert; 5. baker’s; 6. sketches; 7. m ar
ble; 8. conducted; 9. designer; 10. painted.
5.
1. is/was located; 2. singer; 3. were outraged; 4. going; 5. impressive;
6. touches; 7. is/was situated; 8. sketches; 9. influenced; 10. natural.
6.
1. conventions; 2. handmade; 3. percussion; 4. cello; 5. living; 6. tem
ples; 7. authentic; 8. jugglers; 9. Carnival; 10. replica.
7.
1. This text will be translated next year.
2. Her face was hidden by (with) the branches of the bush.
3. Some new metro lines are being constructed.
4. Russian is not spoken in English classes.
5. No money has been given (to) me yet. (I haven’t been given any
money yet.)
6. These dictionaries are often referred to by students.
7 . 1 was made to do the bed (by my mom).
8. He is said to be a good student.
9. A new rule has just been explained to us (by the teacher).
10. The boat was lost sight of in the fog.
8.
1c, 2b, 3d, 4a, 5c, 6a, 7d, 8d.
9.
1. A. - ; B. the
2. A. - ; B. the
3. A. the; B. -
4. А. В. а
5. A. the; В. -
6. А. а; В. the
7. А. а; В. -
10 .
1. Dick said that the following month they would be travelling
round Europe.
2. Jim said that he thought I might be coming down with flu.
3. I asked Mrs. Green if Dorian had always had to wear a suite
to work.
4. Liz said that the night before she had had Helen and Bill for
dinner.
5. Fred remembered asking Gloria a month ago if she loved him.
6. Dick asked Sue, “Who did you go out with last weekend?”
7. Barry said, “ Sam, com e over to me tom orrow .”
8. “Can I see Jill tonight?” asked Julian.
11 .
1. We landed at - Heathrow airport in London.
2. It is about 700 km from Moscow to St. Petersburg.
3. You will never know the language unless you w ork a lot.
4. Have you heard the latest news?
5. We have been here since we came in an hour ago.
6. Do you always work hard at your English?
7. Do you know him well?
8. What - nice weather we are having today!
9 . 1 think that Jack will come soon.
10. This dictionary is more expensive than that one.
11. The car is not yours. It is N ick’s.
12. The roses in the garden smell wonderful.
13. The police are coming in a minute.
14. Fruitarians are people who eat mainly fruit.
15. There was a bank near here two years ago.
12 .
1b, 2c, 3a, 4c, 5b, 6a, 7b, 8c, 9c, 10c, 11b, 12b, 13b, 14b, 15c.
Reading
1.
1. T; 2. F; 3. T; 4. NS; 5. T; 6. NS; 7. F.
2.
REVISION
Vocabulary and Grammar
Variant 1
1. b 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. b
6. b 7. c 8. b 9. b 10. c
11. b 12. a 13. a 14. b 15. c
16. a 17. a 18. a 19. a 20. a
Variant 2
1. a 2. b 3. c 4. c 5. b
6. b 7. b 8. c 9. c 10. b
11. c 12. a 13. b 14. a 15. b
16. a 17. c 18. c 19. b 20. a
Variant 3
1. a 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. c
6. a 7. b 8. a 9. c 10. c
11.a 12. a 13. b 14. b 15. a
16. b 17. b 18. a 19. b 20. b
Variant 4
1. c 2. c 3. a 4. a 5. a
6. a 7. b 8. a 9. a 10. b
11. b 12. c 13. b 14. c 15. c
16. b 17. b 18. b 19. a 20. b
Word-building
Variant 1
1. British; 2. eleventh; 3. construction; 4. buildings; 5. yearly; 6. per
form ance; 7. different; 8. acting; 9. dangerous; 10. usually; 11. Russian;
12. contribution; 13. em otional; 14. developm ent; 15. extremely;
16. actor; 17. talented; 18. education; 19. student; 20. success.
Variant 2
1. generally; 2. Central; 3. poisonous; 4. decoration; 5. extremely;
6. flight; 7. accom m odation; 8. Recently; 9. particularly; 10. entertain-
ment(s); 11. wonderful; 12. British; 13. exciting; 14. famous; 15. perform
ance; 16. mythology; 17. heroic; 18. skilful (skilled); 19. advice; 20. warn
ing.
Variant 3
1. acting; 2. usually; 3. director; 4. perform ance; 5. behaviour; 6. fa
mous; 7. writer; 8. death; 9. extremely; 10. productions; 11. famous;
12. student; 13. Russian; 14. reality; 15. actor; 16. famous; 17. English;
18. construction; 19. thirteenth; 20. including.
Variant 4
1. attractive; 2. inclusive; 3. flight; 4. accom m odation; 5. extremely; 6.
sunny; 7. English; 8. relaxation; 9. amazing; 10. fashionable; 11. amaz
ing; 12. heroic; 13. inventor; 14. advice; 15. instruction(s); 16. usually;
17. European; 18. American; 19. decoration; 20. impossible.