Test 17
Страна/страны изучаемого
языка и родная страна. Города и сёла, достопримечательности.
Раздел 2. (задания по
чтению)
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Прочитайте тексты и
установите соответствие между заголовками 1–8 и текстами А–G. Запишите свои ответы в
таблицу. Используйте каждую букву только один раз. В задании есть один
лишний заголовок.
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1.
Densely populated cities
2.
Industrial but architectural
3.
Our obligation before future
4.
The heart of Britain’s
industry development
5.
Different in nature
6.
Change of reputation
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Awarded for the culture
development
8.
Growing big in autumn
A. City Mayor’s table of top UK cities is
made up of the country’s 200 largest cities, towns and districts. Not all areas
listed in the table are urban in nature. For example, South Gloucestershire,
north of Bristol, is predominantly rural, while Bath and North East Somerset comprises the spa city of Bath and the mainly rural
area of North East Somerset. In Scotland,
the Scottish Borders comprises the markets towns of Peeble and Galashiels as
well as large areas of rural and uncultivated hill areas.
B. With a
population of more than seven million people, London,
the UK’s capital, has no
equal among its UK
peers. Britain’s only other city with a population of more than one million is
the West Midland city of Birmingham. With Leeds, Glasgow
and Sheffield, there are only three more
British cities with a population of more than 500,000.
C.
Scotland’s capital and the seat of its
Parliament, Edinburgh combines the young and
modern sensibilities of a great university
city and national capital with a historic and dramatic
setting. Edinburgh
has about half a million people, including more than 62,000 university
students. At least 13 million people visit it every year. During the main
festival month of August, the population of Edinburgh swells by more than one
million, making it, temporarily, the UK’s second largest city.
D.
Manchester is often called the first modern
city. In the 18th century this Northwestern city, 30 miles from Liverpool, was the cotton making capital of the world and
one of the breeding grounds of the industrial revolution. Now it is also full
of museums, galleries, theatres and libraries as well as
outstanding civic architecture. Today, some of the most exciting architecture
in Britain can be found in Manchester and the nearby
Salford Quays area.
E.
A
combination of industrial courage and engineering know-how made Birmingham the manufacturing engine of Britain through
the 19th century and most of the 20th. James Watt first commercially manufactured
his steam engine here; the transatlantic cable and the Orient Express were Birmingham built, and
this was the heartland of the British motor industry.
F.
Scotland’s largest city and the third
largest city in the UK, Glasgow’s had long taken a back seat to Edinburgh with tourists and visitors. Its
reputation as a rough, crime-ridden, dirty and hard drinking city put people
off. But, since the mid 1980s, Glaswegians have worked hard to turn that image
around. And they’ve succeeded. In 1995, Glasgow
was European Capital of Culture. The award wasn’t for the heritage culture that
enlivens Edinburgh
but for an entirely more contemporary vibe. And it keeps getting better.
G.
When
visitors think of Liverpool, the Beatles come
immediately to mind. And, of course, there’s plenty to do that’s Beatles
related. In 2008, the mantle of European Capital of Culture landed on
Liverpool, revitalizing this city in England’s northwest, as the award
often does. Liverpool’s Albert Docks area became a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its role in the maritime history of Britain’s. Visitors to the area can
explore Liverpool’s part in the history, in emigration to the New World and in
the spread of trade and culture across the British Empire.
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Заголовки
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Прочитайте текст. Определите,
какие из приведённых утверждений А7–А14 соответствуют содержанию текста (1 –
True), какие не
соответствуют (2 – False)
и о чём в тексте не сказано, то есть на основания текста нельзя дать ни
положительного, ни отрицательного ответа (3 – Not stated).
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Peter the Great
Born in Moscow,
Russia on June
9, 1672, Peter the Great was a Russian czar in the late 17th
Red Bull
Soapbox Race in London
Just like the weather, the
competition was heating up at The Red Bull Soapbox Race at London’s
Alexandra Palace over the weekend. Around 70
amateur competitors took part in the crazy race which involved driving around
the track in a homemade, motorless soapbox, relying on courage, gravity and
possibly some Red Bull to get them across the finishing line.
There was a colourful and
imaginatively-designed array of vehicles, from soapboxes shaped like Mexican
wraps to one inspired by Olympic athlete Usain Bolt.
The winners of this year’s race were
the Phya-Bird team from Newcastle,
with Coffin Dodgers and ‘Does My Scrum Look Big In This?’ coming second and
third respectively.
The victor of the race is not solely
determined by the first vehicle to cross the finish line but also the
creativity of the design. Teams were made up of four members, who were required
to design and build the vehicle which can be any shape and made of any material
that fits in with the guidelines.
The competition is held all over the
world and past races have taken place in South
Africa, Australia
and Sweden.
The event has been taking place since 2000 and there have been over 40 soapbox
races, this year’s competition returned to London after a nine-year gap.
A 7 The
Red Bull Soapbox Race takes place on Sunday mornings.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 8 All the competitors were
not professional.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 9 The
cars of the competitors worked on soap foam.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 10 There
was a good variety of soapbox cars at the competition.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 11 Olympic athlete Usain Bolt
took part in the competition.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 12 The Coffin Dodgers took the
second prize at the competition.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 13 The teams were allowed to
build cars of any materials according to the instructions.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
A 14 The previous competition was
nine years ago.
1) True 2) False 3) Not stated
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Задание А7-А14
A7 -2, A8 – 2, A9 – 1, A10 – 3, A11 – 1, A12 – 1, A13 – 2, A14 – 1.
Раздел 3
Задание В4-В12
B4 - to be called, B5 - will happen,
B6 – vary, B7 - Earth’s, B8 – technologies,
B9 - are also mentioned, B10 – is mainly based, B11 – began, B12 - is largely
rejected.
Задания В13-В18
B13 – globalization,
B14 – interrelationship, B15 – appearance, B16 – delivery, B17 – existence, B18
– ecological.
Раздел 4
Задание С1
Hello Kat,
It’s nice to get another letter from you. I
hope everything is OK. I wonder why you are worried about such global problems
as pollution. I guess you are right to think that it is the major problem of
today. If we cope at least with this one our world will be much better and
cleaner.
As for the laptop you are going to buy I don’t
really know which one is better for you as everyone has his own preferences. I
find macbook as one of the best makes of all the laptops possible. But it’s up
to you to decide which one to choose. Of course, a lot depends on the sum you
are going to spend.
Best wishes,
Max.
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Задание А7-А14
A7 – 2, A8 – 2, A9 – 1, A10 – 3, A11 – 1, A12 – 1, A13 – 3, A14 – 1.
Раздел 3
Задание В4-В12
B4 – more,
B5 – do you know, B6 – best, B7 – ways, B8 – helps, B9 – feel, B10 – pull, B11
– will add, B12 – lives.
Задания В13-В18
B13 –
mistake, B14 – unlikely, B15 – National, B16 – drinkers, B17 – observational,
B18 – dependence.
Раздел 4
Задание С1
Hi Kevin,
It’s nice to receive a letter from you so soon.
As for keeping fit I agree it’s difficult enough to have regular exercise as it
takes time and effort. You should have some definite goal to keep yourself
working every day. It’s easier to talk about it but hard to do. Sometimes
friends that go in for sports together with you can really help.
Reading about your new plans I think it good to
have a part-time job to have pocket money all the time. You’d better start in
summer, find some job in a café as it seems the easiest to start with.
Love,
Jim.
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