Express in one word: to fight with a long thin pointed sword as a sport

e. fencing

Fill in the suitable word glasgow is the largest city, seaport and trading centre of

d. Scotland

Eliminate the extra word: island, harbor, ship, coast, meadow

c. meadow

Choose the correct word: a journey in which a short stay is made at a number of places

b. tour

52. choose the correct preposition: to put … the light

e. out

53. fill in the correct preposition: iaitsky town was renamed ….. uralsk in 1775

d. into

Choose the correct variant: the heart of London is

e. city

Choose the correct preposition: to be famous

e. for

Choose the correct translation of the word: practical classes

e. практикалық сабақтар

Choose the word close in meaning: to remain

a. to stay

58. choose the correct preposition: he never gives … ол ешқашан берілмейді

e. up

59. choose the proper English equivalent to: шотты теңестіру

d. to end in a shutout

Complete the disjunctive question: kitty doesn’t like cornflakes

b. does she

61. choose the correct Kazakh equivalent: there`s nothing the matter with the iron

e. үтік істеп тұр

Choose the proper Kazakh equivalent to: comfort

b. жубаныш

63. choose the proper Kazakh equivalent to: to time one`s pulse

С. Тамыр соғуын санау

64. choose the proper word: … people wear neither shoes nor stockings

d. barefoot

65.insert a suitable word in the following sentence: he thought the matter over from every point of view and the next day he went … (mind the text “the verger” w.s.maugham)

b. to look for a suitable shop

Finish the following sentence: the agent sent roger orders to view and (mind the text “the escape” w.s.maugham)

e. he took ruth to see some houses

67. complete the following sentence: if I had a pretty little wife I shouldn’t let her spend a year in … (mind the text “mr. know-all” w.s.maugham)

e.new York

68. I happened to know all about it, because I was the executor of the will of barton`s aunt. This sentence is from the text

e. “wager with destiny” e.e.gatti

69. England achieved industrial monopoly in the world … century

e. in the 19^th

This king encouraged the arts and culture first

e. king Alfred

71. finish the following sentence: when he read a letter in his box he hurried round the corner to the telephone office … (mind the text “letter in the mail” e.caldwell)

b. where sat grace

I saw tat the gentleman I was to face wore a large beard. He was a young man. His beard was full, loose and very black. These sentence are from the text

d. “the beard” by g.clark

I was up at seven – thirty the next morning and I remembered that I had a job to do. Our vegetable garden had a fence around it which needed a coat of paint. I look out a bucket half full of white paint and a brush and an old kitchen chair.” These sentences are from the text

e. “lautisse paints again”

74. complete the following sentence: the boy looked for a place to hide … (mind the text “the Filipino and the druncard” w. saroyan)

c. and rushed into the lavaratory

75. complete the following sentence: she got married …, just about the time you were watching the world series. (mind the text “the tv blackout” by art buchwald)

c. two years ago

76. complete the following sentence: on the … Clifford reached his study, turned on the light over the table and dropped into the chair before it. (mind the text “then in triumph” by f.l.parke)

e. second floor

77. complete the following sentence: we walked side by side through the quite village … (mind the text “the scholarship”)

a. to the lake

78. complete the following sentence: gavin was the only person on earth to whom I … (mind the text “the scholarship”)

a. could tell the truth

79. complete the following sentence: at last I came … (mind the text “a dog and three dollars” by m.twain)

e. to a big hotel

80. complete the following sentence: I waited for it to be time to give (mind the text “a day`s wait” by e. hemingway)

c. another capsule

81. complete the following sentence: one of the truest friends of the former duke had been a brave knight …. (mind the text “as you like it” by w.shakespeare)

e. called sir Rowland

82. these sentence are from: it seemed impossible that I should die on the shores of my own country and within view of men`s houses. but the second day passed; and though I kept a look out for boats or men, no help came.

e. “the shipwreck”

They are not antonyms

c. the words with one and the same meaning

American English is

b. the variety of English spoken in the usa