One hundred and sixty three.

< variant >163

< variant >116

< variant >178

< variant >196

< variant >136

<question 1>Choose the correct answer:

What is the antonym of the word “friendly”?

< variant >unfriendly

< variant >young

< variant >interesting

< variant >old

< variant >beautiful

<question 1>Complete the sentence:

… has three parts: the City, the West End and the East End.

< variant >London

< variant >Moscow

< variant >Chicago

< variant >New York

< variant >Mexico

<question 1>Choose the right variant:

… husband is a travel agent.

< variant >Her

< variant >Mine

< variant >His

< variant >he's

< variant >their

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Baiterek is situated in ….

< variant >Astana

< variant >Chicago

< variant >Boston

< variant >Washington

< variant >Los-Angeles

 

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… brother is a travel agent.

< variant >Her

< variant >Mine

< variant >Hers

< variant >he's

< variant >theirs

 

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…sister is a travel agent.

< variant >Her

< variant >Mine

< variant >Hers

< variant >he's

< variant >theirs

 

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Khan Shatir is situated in ….

< variant >Astana

< variant >Chicago

< variant >Boston

< variant >Washington

< variant >Los-Angeles

 

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Aquanarium is situated in ….

< variant >Astana

< variant >Chicago

< variant >Boston

< variant >Washington

< variant >Los-Angeles

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Your grandparents’ parents are:

<variant > great-grandparents

<variant > brothers

<variant > sisters

<variant > cousins

<variant > stepmother

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A child who doesn’t have any brothers or sisters.

<variant >an only child

<variant >stepfather

<variant >half-brothers

<variant >half-sisters

<variant >adult children

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Families where the mother or father is bringing up the children on his/ her own.

<variant >single-parent families

<variant >divorce

<variant >in-laws

<variant >couple

<variant >relatives

 

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Your uncle’s or aunt’s children.

<variant >cousins

<variant >brothers

<variant >sisters

<variant >half-brothers

<variant >half-sisters

 

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The family of your husband / wife.

<variant >in-laws

<variant >single-parent families

<variant >divorce

<variant >couple

<variant >relatives

 

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All your relatives including aunts, grandparents, etc.

<variant >generation

<variant >stepfather

<variant >half-brothers

<variant >half-sisters

<variant >adult children

 

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Your grandparents’ grandparents.

<variant >great-great-grandparents

<variant >in-laws

<variant >single-parent families

<variant >half-sisters

<variant >adult children

 

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Boys who have the same father as you but a different mother.

<variant >half-brothers

<variant >cousins

<variant >brothers

<variant >sisters

<variant >half-sisters

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

The new wife of your father.

<variant >stepmother

<variant >great-grandparents

<variant >brothers

<variant >sisters

<variant >cousins

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

To give or pay money for something.

<variant >spend

<variant >greedy

<variant >loan

<variant >mall

<variant >mortgage

 

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Money that a person or a bank lends you.

<variant >loan

<variant >greedy

<variant >mall

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

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To have enough money to buy something.

<variant >afford

<variant >blow

<variant >broke

<variant >credit card

<variant >earn

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A shopping center (US).

<variant >mall

<variant >greedy

<variant >loan

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Having no money (informal).

<variant >broke

<variant >afford

<variant >blow

<variant >credit card

<variant >earn

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A small plastic card you use to buy things.

<variant >credit card

<variant >afford

<variant >blow

<variant >broke

<variant >earn

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

To get money by working.

<variant >earn

<variant >afford

<variant >blow

<variant >broke

<variant >credit card

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Wanting more money, etc. than you really need.

<variant >greedy

<variant >mall

<variant >loan

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

To spend a lot of money on something(informal).

<variant >blow

<variant >afford

<variant >broke

<variant >credit card

<variant >earn

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

The money a bank lends you to buy a house.

<variant >mortgage

<variant >blow

<variant >broke

<variant >credit card

<variant >earn

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I paid... the dinner last night.

<variant >For

<variant >To

<variant >At

<variant >Out

<variant >During

 

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When can you pay me … the money I lent you?

<variant >Back

<variant >For

<variant >To

<variant >At

<variant >Out

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Would you like to pay … cash or …. credit card?

<variant >In/by

<variant >For/at

<variant >To/in

<variant >At/out

<variant >Out/to

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I spend 50 TL …. books yesterday.

<variant >For

<variant >Back

<variant >To

<variant >At

<variant >Out

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I don’t like lending money …. friends

<variant >To

<variant >Back

<variant >For

<variant >At

<variant >Out

<question1>Choose the right variant:

I borrowed a lot of money … the bank.

<variant >From

<variant >For

<variant >To

<variant >At

<variant >Out

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A piece of paper money.

<variant >Note

<variant >loan

<variant >mall

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A piece of money made of metal.

<variant >Coin

<variant >loan

<variant >mall

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Money a person gets for the work he\ she does.

<variant >Salary

<variant >loan

<variant >mall

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Money that you pay to the government.

<variant >tax

<variant >greedy

<variant >loan

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Money that somebody lends you.

<variant >loan

<variant >greedy

<variant >mall

<variant >mortgage

<variant >spend

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

Money that you borrow from the bank to buy a house.

<variant >Mortgage

<variant >afford

<variant >broke

<variant >credit card

<variant >earn

 

<question1>Choose the right variant:

A machine where you can get money.

<variant >Cash machine

<variant >blow

<variant >broke

<variant >credit card

<variant >earn