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76. Guest: "______________ "

Hostess: "Oh, I'm glad you enjoyed it."

A) Enjoy your meal. B) The meal wasn't as bad as I expected.

C) The meal was rather good. D) The meal was absolutely delicious

 

77. John: “I have been waiting for you for two hours!”

Ann: “________________”

A) Never mind! B) I don’t think so.

C) Sorry. It was wrong of me. D) That’s all right.

 

78. You: Can I borrow your mobile phone? I need to make a quick call to my mother.

Your friend: _____________________

A) You’ll do me a favour. B) What do you want?

C) OK. Here you are. D) I am pleased to hear it.

 

79. Daughter: “_______________________”

Mother: “You’d better return home now.”

A) I want to do the shopping just now.

B) It is great to be at home again.

C) I am going back home.

D) It looks like raining. I don’t know what to do.

 

80. Your friend: Would you like to come to our house on Sunday?

You: ________________________

A) Really? B) Thanks. I’d love to. That’s great.

C) Will you repeat it, please? D) No, I wouldn’t.

 

81. Your friend: “I’m sure we’ll have a great time at Joan’s party tomorrow night.”

You: “Yes, ______________________”

A) I disagree. All our friends will be there. B) I am not sure. All our friends will be there.

C) I agree. All our friends will be there. D) I’m afraid. All our friends will be there.

 

82. Shop assistant: "Can I help you?"

Customer: "________________________ "

A) Fine. B) No, it's all right, thanks, I'm just looking.

C) Oh, good. I'm so glad to have met you. D) No, that's not necessary.

 

83. Boss: “What is your opinion about this?”

Employee: “_____________________”

A) I don’t know B) I definitely agree with your arguments.

C) You are crazy. I don’t agree with you. D) I am thinking about it.

 

84. Caller: “Can I speak to the manager, please?”

Secretary: “______________________”

A) Why can’t you do it? B) This is the manager’s office. Can I help you?

C) Do you really need to do so? D) What do you want?

 

85. Your business partner: “I’d like you to meet Mr. White.”

You: “____________________”

A) Would you like something to drink?

B) What is your first impression of me?

C) Glad to meet you, Mr. White.

D) Let’s get down to business.

86. Student: "Have you had time to mark my composition?"

Teacher: "____________________________ "

A) Oh, dear, you look awful, what’s the matter with you?

B) Yes, and I do hope you don't mind my saying this but you’ve made one or two tiny mistakes.

C) Yes, it was quite good, and I've underlined the mistakes you've made.

D) Yes, I have.

 

87. Teacher: Read the passages and match the names with…

Student: ___________________

A) Could you repeat that please? B) What?

C) Slow down! D) What does that mean?

 

88. Your teacher: “You don’t seem to be making any progress.”

You: “___________________ “



A) Glad to hear it from you. B) Really?

C) Oh! I will work harder. D) It’s your fault!

 

89. Student 1: “I’ve failed my first exam.”

Student 2: “_________________”

A) That’s your opinion, not mine.

B) I think you should prepare better for the next one.

C) Thank you very much.

D) Think nothing of it.

 

90. Student: “Can you explain what the problem was with my composition?”

Teacher: “_____________________”

A) No, I can’t. B) Very bad.

C) I do hope you don’t mind my saying this but you’ve had some problems.

D) I’m afraid your handwriting wasn’t very good.

 

91. Boss: "Do you see what I mean?"

Employee: "_____________________________ "

A) Idon't think so. B) Yes, do, please.

C) Yes, and I don't agree with you. D) Yes, but I'm not sure I quite agree.

 

92. Nurse: Health Helpline, how can I help you?

Patient: _______________________

A) I don’t know it for sure.

B) Help!

C) I’m not feeling well. I wonder if you might be able to help me.

D) Look here! I need some help.

 

93. Waiter: “Would you like something to drink?”

Customer: “ ______________________”

A) Can I have a cup of coffee, please? B) You must bring me a cup of coffee.

C) Give me coffee. D) I wonder if I could have a cup of coffee, please.

 

94. Visitor: ________________________

Local resident: Oh, you can get a bus. Any bus will take you there.

A) I’m looking for Central Station. B) Central Station.

C) Excuse me…How can I get to Central Station, please? D) Where is Central Station?

 

95. Manager: “His results are of no practical importance”

Subordinate: “________________________”

A) You are quite right. I agree with you. B) His results are the best.

C) Really?

D) You see, we don’t need to carry out any tests of practical importance.

 

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96. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists of_________ .

A)five parts B) three parts

C) four parts D) two parts

 

97. London is situated on _________________.

A) the Severn B) the Hudson River

C) the Thames D) the Mississippi

 

98. The Royal family lives in ________________

A) Buckingham Palace B) 10 Downing Street

C) Tower of London D) Westminster Palace

 

99. The oldest university in Britain is _______________.

A) London B) Cambridge

C) Edinburgh D) Oxford

 

100. The official residence of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is ______________.

A) Buckingham Palace B) Scotland Yard

C) the West End D) 10 Downing Street

 

101. The USA consists of 50____ .

A)states B) counties

C) republics D) districts

 

102. The USA is a federal republic consisting of ___________ states.

A) 52 B) 54

C) 50 D) 48

 

103. The Library of Congress is situated in ______________.

A) Washington B) London

C) Oxford D) Boston

 

104. The New York underground is called ______________

A) the tube B) the downland

C) the metro D) the subway

 

105. The Statue of Liberty stands on an island in ______________ Harbour.

A) Washington B) New York

C) Philadelphia D) Boston

 

106. ______________ is not an American writer.

A) Agatha Christie B) O’Henry

C) Mark Twain D) Salinger

 

107. French is an official language in_____ .

A)Canada B) New Zealand

C) India D) Sweden

 

108. The capital of Canada is ____________.

A) Toronto B) Ottawa

C) Montreal D) Quebec

 

109. Janue Sale and David Pelletier are the Canadian ______________ who won gold medals at the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City in 2002.

A) bobsledders B) figure skaters

C) alpine skiers D) hockey-players

 

110. Canadian native people are _____________

A) British B) French

C) Americans D) Indians

 

 

111. Bill Gates is a founder of____ .

A)The Metropolitan Museum B) the largest automobile corporation

C) The Microsoft Corporation D) the first entertainment theme park

 

112. What was Martin Luther King famous for?

A) He was a bright student and a talented teacher.

B) He was an outstanding military man.

C) He aroused American people to protest against racial discrimination.

D) He was born in Atlanta in a large family.

 

113. A member of the Beatles who was murdered in the USA is ______________.

A) Stevenson B) Paul Mc Cartney

C) Rowling D) Lennon

 

114. The Beatles started their career in ______________

A) Birmingham B) London

C) Liverpool D) Oxford

 

115. Marilyn Monroe was a major US ____________ of the fifties.

A) sportsman B) dancer

C) musician D) movie-star

 

116. The telephone was invented by ________________

A) Isaac Newton B) Alexander Bell

C) Michael Faraday D) James Watt

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