III. Переведите с русского языка на английский следующие предложения .

1. Мой брат давно интересуется политикой и не пропускает ни одной программы новостей.

2. Мама спросила мальчиков, кто из них разбил вазу и почему до сих пор ни тот ни другой не извинился.
3. Анна, что ты там готовишь на кухне? Так вкусно пахнет!
4. Ник абсолютно здоров. Ему даже никогда не приходилось жаловаться на головную боль, не так ли?

5. Мой дедушка слишком стар, чтобы оставлять его одного дома.

6. Мария сказала, что если она приедет на вокзал немного позже, то позвонит мне.

7. Увидев на полу деньги, я поднял их с пола и положил на стол.

8. Наш преподаватель английского языка сказал нам: " Чем больше времени вы будете проводить в фонозале (language laboratory), тем лучше будет ваше произношение! "

9. Пассажирам объявили, что поезд прибывает на платформу номер 2.

10. - Я не могу заставить себя заниматься английским языком регулярно.
- Я тоже.

IV. Прочтите текст и ответьте на следующие за ним вопросы, обведя номер правильного варианта кружком.

Organic architecture - that is, natural architecture-may be varied in concept and form,
but it is always faithful to natural principles. Organic architecture rejects rules imposed by individual preference or mere aesthetics in order to remain true to the nature of the site, the materials, the purpose of the structure, and the people who will ultimately use it. If these natural principles are upheld, then a bank cannot be built to look like a Greek temple. Form does not follow function; form is inseparable from function. In other words, a building should be inspired by nature's forms and constructed with materials that retain and respect the natural characteristics of the setting to create harmony with its natural environment. It should maximize people's contact with and utilization of the outdoors. Furthermore, the rule of functionalism is upheld; that is, the principle of excluding everything that serves no practical purpose.
Natural principles then, are principles of design, not style, expressed by construction
that reflects unity, balance, proportion, rhythm, and scale. Like a sculptor, the organic architect views the site and materials as an innate form that develops organically from within. Truth in architecture results in a natural, spontaneous structure in total harmony with the setting. For the most part, these structures find their geometric shapes in the contours of the land and their colors in the surrounding palette of nature. From the outside, an organic structure is so much a part of nature that it is often obscured by it. In other words, it may not be possible for the eye to easily separate the man-made structure from the natural terrain. Natural light, air, and view permeate the whole structure, providing a sense of communication with the outdoors. From the inside, living spaces open into each other. The number of walls for separate rooms is reduced to a minimum, allowing the functional spaces to flow together. Moreover, the interiors are sparse. Organic architecture incorporates built-in architectural features such as benches and storage areas to take the place of furniture.

1. According to the passage, what is another name for organic architecture?
a. Natural architecture
b. Aesthetic architecture
c. Principle architecture
d. Varied architecture

2. With which of the following statements would the author most probably agree?
a. Form follows function.
b. Function follows form.
c. Function is not important to form.
d. Form and function are one.

3. The following examples are all representative of natural architecture EXCEPT
a. a bank that is built to look like a Greek temple
b. a bank built so that the location is important to the structure
c. a bank that is built to conform to the colors of the natural surroundings
d. a bank that is built to be functional rather than beautiful

4. Why does the author compare an organic architect to a sculptor?
a. To emphasize aesthetics
b. To give an example of natural principles
c. To make a point about the development of geometry
d. To demonstrate the importance of style

5. Which of the following statements best describes the architect's view of nature?
a. Nature should be conquered.
b. Nature should not be considered.
c. Nature should be respected.
d. Nature should be improved.

Test 6

I. Обведите кружком номер правильного ответа.
1. Be quiet! This is the weather...........................for the weekend.
a. forecast
b. broadcast
c. statement
d. horoscope

2. One of...........................days I'm going to give him a piece of my mind.
a. our
b. those
c. these
d. the

3. Julie had a terrible...........................with her parents last night.
a. row
b. discussion
c. argue
d. dispute

4............................you read the instructions carefully, you'll understand what to do.
a. As far as
b. Provided
c. As much as
d. As well as

5. As a trusted employee, she had...........................to highly confidential information.
a. admission
b. entrance
c. contact
d. access

6. Only a mechanic could appreciate the true........................... of the damage to the car.
a. extent
b. rate
c. amount
d. affect

7. If you are rude to customers they are...........................to come back.
a. impossible
b. improbable
c. incapable
d. unlikely

8. You may not have to stay the night but take a toothbrush just in............................
a. case
b. time
c. order
d. preparation

9. He was very upset by the...........................of his English examination.
a. result
b. failure
c. effect
d. success

10. I went shopping today and bought a new winter...........................
a. costume
b. outfit
c. suit
d. clothing

II. Раскройте скобки, заполнив пропуски нужными грамматическими формами.

1. I spent ages preparations for the dinner party but I needn't . At the last moment, Philip to say he to come.

2. The police the man for several hours by now, but so far they any new information from him.

3. You shouldn't delay a decision about how you are going your holiday as everything gets booked up very early.

4. As soon as he looked at her face, Tom realised he yet.

5. If you want us there before dark you should let us at once.

6. Alan to Barcelona tonight. He his suitcase but he a taxi yet. His plane at 8 pm.

7. They seem . I can hear their angry voices.

8. When Henry takes his final examinations next summer, he four years.

9. He expected by his friends.

10. Mary her glasses at that time, so she what kind of car the man .