What does Ellis believe her success is built upon?

A her attitude towards being challenged in life.

B her luck in challenging situations.

C her relationship with competitive riding.

D her series of misfortunes.

5. When Ellis speaks of arriving at “the top of the mountain,” she is speaking about...

6.

A her hobby as a climber.

7.

B her inability to challenge herself in high altitudes.

C reaching your destiny.

D overcoming your greatest fears.

 

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Fill in the correct forms of adverbs and adjectives.

1. Tania’s idea sounds good, but I like Maria’s idea even ____(good).

2. Every morning I get up 15 minutes__ (early) than my sister.

3. What are the___________ (dangerous) animals in the world?

4. Taras can run as____ (fast) as his elder brother.

5. You should buy the red sweater. It suits you _____ (good) than the green one.

6. If you worked______ (attentively), you would make_________(little) mistakes.

7. Caroline is the_____ (pretty) girl in her class.

8. Glasgow is the____ (large) city in Scotland.

9. Speak _____ (slow), please. I don’t understand you.

10. Bob is____________ (careful),than his friends.

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Білет № 22

I. Читання тексту та виконання після текстового завдання

Read the text and decide if the statements are T (True) or F (False).

The First Computer Programmer

 

Ada Lovelace was the daughter of the poet Lord Byron. She was taught by Mary Somerville, a well­-known researcher and scientific author, who introduced her to Charles Babbage in June 1833. Babbage was an English mathematician, who first had the idea for a programmable computer.

 

In 1842 and 1843, Ada translated the work of an Italian mathematician, Luigi Menabrea, on Babbage’s Analytical Engine. Though mechanical, this machine was an important step in the history of computers; it was the design of a mechanical general-­purpose computer. Babbage worked on it for many years until his death in 1871. However, because of financial, political, and legal issues, the engine was never built. The design of the machine was very modern; it anticipated the first completed general purpose computers by about 100 years.

 

When Ada translated the article, she added a set of notes which specified in complete detail a method for calculating certain numbers with the Analytical Engine, which have since been recognized by historians as the world’s first computer programme. She also saw possibilities in it that Babbage hadn’t: she realised that the machine could compose pieces of music. The computer programming language ‘Ada’, used in some aviation and military programmes, is named after her.

 

l. Ada Lovelace’s teacher introduced her to Charles Babbage.

 

2. Babbage programmed the first computer.

3. Ada translated the article in 1842.

4. The Analytical Engine was electronic.

5. Luigi Menabrea designed the first computer.

6. Babbage finished the machine before he died.

7. Babbage’s design was ahead of its time.

8. Ada Lovelace noticed that Babbage’s Analytical Engine could make computer games

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Complete the sentences with need, needn’t, must, or mustn’t.

1. We have enough chairs in here; you____ bring in any more.

2. You_______ eat those mushrooms; they are poisonous.

3. You____ attend the forum, but he_____ as he is one of the speakers.

4. You_______ see that film. You will find it very educational.

5. You__________buy the tickets as I have a few complimentary passes.

6. The teacher said that we_________take any books into the examination hall.

It’s forbidden.

7. You________study hard. You___________neglect your studies.
8. They_________________have paid for the damage. The fault was not entirely theirs.

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Білет № 23

I. Читання тексту та виконання після текстового завдання

Read the text and choose the best answer (A–D) to complete the sentences (1–5).

 

Coca - Cola is probably the world’s best­-known taste, and was the first truly global brand. Dr. John Stith Pemberton, a pharmacist from Atlanta, Georgia, invented the drink. He mixed the Coca­-Cola syrup, which was combined with carbonated water to make a popular soda fountain drink, in the local Jacob’s Pharmacy. The first customers, who paid a hand-some 5 cents a glass, pronounced the drink to be “excellent,” “delicious and refreshing.”

 

Dr. Pemberton’s partner and book-keeper, Frank M. Robinson, suggested the pro­ duct’s unusual name and wrote it down in his florid handwriting, feeling that the “two C’s would look well in advertising.” The first advertisement for the drink appeared in the Atlanta Journal, and hand­painted oilcloth signs indicated which soda fountains offered the product. This was just the first step in a fantastic co-operation between the brand and advertising, which has made the trademark universally recognized. A continuous stream of slogans have entered the collective consciousness, from “Drink Coca ­ Cola” in 1886, the iconic “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing” television advertisement of 1971, right up to the simple assertion “Real” of today’s campaign.

 

From its original output of around nine drinks a day, Coca­-Cola is now the world’s most ubiquitous brand, serving over 1.3 billion drinks every day.

 

Taken from “Made in America: The History of Coca­Cola,”-Levi’s to Barbie to Google, by Nick Freeth, 2005

1. The Coca-­Cola logo comes from...

A an idea that Dr. John Stith Pemberton had.

B an advertisement in the Atlanta Journal.

2.

C Frank M. Robinson’s belief that the name would market well.

D the first customers at Jacob’s Pharmacy.

 

2. Coca­Cola has been advertised for about... years.

A 90 B 120 C 150 D 200

3. Coca-­Cola first became popular with...

A young people who saw the TV commercials.

B Dr. Pemberton’s friends and family.

C the customers at the local pharmacy.

D Frank M. Robinson.

4. Coca­Cola- has become the popular and recognized product that it is today due to...

A its cheap price in Jacob’s Pharmacy.

B the first customers who drank it.

C Dr. Pemberton’s disgusting recipe.

D the brand and advertising together.

5. “Ubiquitous” means...

Adelicious		Cimportant
Bexisting everywhere		Dleast popular

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