Semester I Listening Comprehension Test The Parrots

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SEMESTER I
LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST
THE PARROTS
Parrots live in the forests of South America, where summer lasts all the year round,
where leaves are always green. The parrots make their homes in the forest, because
there they can find shade in the heat of the day.
Parrots eat fruit and nuts. They like wild cherries best of all. They like them
because of the stones. The beak of the parrot is very sharp and it cracks these stones
easily.
Parrots like to bathe very much. They fly about till they find water. They dip into
the water and splash it over their feathers. Then they sit in the sun till they are dry. In
the middle of the day the heat becomes very great. Then parrots fly in the deepest
shade. They sit in the trees and sleep. But in the evening, when the sun is going
down, they wake up. They eat fruit, go to the water and bathe again. Only after that
they go to the rest for the night.
People can tame parrots. The parrot is a very interesting pet, because it can talk.
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I. True or false
__1. Parrots live in the fields.
__ 2. In South America winter lasts all year around.
__ 3. Parrots like to bathe.
__ 4. In the middle of the day it is hot.
__ 5. Parrots like to fly in the middle of they day.
__ 6. People can tame parrots.
II. Finish the sentences with the suitable words.

1. Parrots live …
a) North America; b)South America; c)Africa
2. Parrots eat …
a) corn; b) nuts; c) fish
3. When it’s hot they …
a) sleep; b) fly; c) bathe
4. Parrots wake up …
a) in the morning; b) in the afternoon; c) in the evening
5. Before going to rest for the night parrots …
a) play; b) fly; c) bathe
6. The parrot is very interesting pet because it can …
a) play; b) talk; c) sign
III. Answer the question

1. How long does the summer last there?
2. What fruit do parrots like best of all?
3. How long do parrots sit in the after bathing?
IV. Imagine you have a parrot at home. Describe it, what it likes to do and to eat.
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SEMESTER I
READING COMPREHENSION TEST
ALL SEASONS ARE BEAUTIFUL
Teacher: Today we shall speak about seasons. There are four seasons in a year:
spring, summer , autumn, winter, What is your favourite season?
Tom: My favourite season is autumn. It’s a beautiful season. The leaves in the trees
are red, yellow, brown and green. It is warm in September. I can go for a walk. On the
first of September I am glad to see my friends at school after the long summer
holiday. In autumn there are a lot of vegetables and fruit. I like sweet pears.
Alice: I don’t like autumn. It’s a dull season. I don’t like when it rains. In October
it is cold and it often rains, and we can’t go for a walk. I like summer. Summer is a
bright season. The trees are green. It’s hot and I can swim in the river. I can play
outdoors all day long. And I don’t go to school.
David: And my favourite season is winter. Winter is beautiful. The trees are white
with snow. There is a lot of snow in the streets and in the parks. My friends and I can
play snowballs and hockey. But most of all I like to ski.
Susan: I don’t like winter. It’s so cold in winter. It often snows. The sky is grey.
The day are short and the nights are long. I like spring. The sun often shines, the sky
is blue , birds singsong. In May the trees and grass are bright green. There are many
beautiful flowers in May.
Teacher: Well, children, I think all seasons are good and beautiful. Everything is
good its season.
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I. Write the correct name:

1. ________likes snow.
2. ________doesn’t like rain.
3. ________likes sunshine.
4. ________likes swimming in hot days.
5. ________likes meeting friends after holidays.
6.________ likes colourful leaves.
II. True or False

__1. It snows in winter.
__2. October is an autumn month
__3. It’s hot in winter,
__4. We start school on the first of October.
__5. You can eat pears in autumn.
__6. The trees are bright green in May.
III. Answer the questions.

1. How many seasons are there in a year?
2. How many month are there in each seasons?
3. When can you play snowballs?
4. When can you swim in the river?
5. When can you eat many taste fruit and vegetables?
6. When can you see the first flowers?
IV. Describe your favourite season and weather.

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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
I. Choose word to complete the sentences

1. Bill lives on the USA. He is …
a) British b) Canadian c) American
2. Great Britain consists of …. Parts
a) two b) three c) four
3. Ann has an aunt. Ann is her ….
a) niece b) cousin c) nephew
4. She is 38, she is married. She is ... Smith
a) Ms b) Mrs. c) Miss
II. Complete the dialogue using the phrases in the box
a bar of chocolate …35p.

a loaf of bread … 70p.
a bottle of mineral water…80p.
a carton of juice … 90p.
A: Can\Could I have ( one, two… ), please?
B: Yes, certainly
A: How much is it? ( How much are they? )
B: It’s … ( They are …)
III. Answer these questions

1. How many meals a day do you have?
2. What is your typical breakfast?
3. What is your favorite food?
4. Can you cook?
5. Does your mother have a cookery book?
6. Have you ever followed the instructions in recipe?
IV. Speak on one of the following topics

Tell about yourself.
Tell about your working day.
Tell about English meals.
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SEMESTER I
WRITING
I. Match the words
1. double a) залишати
2. to continue b) кіно
3. to master c) оволодівати
4. movie d) сміятися
5. to leave e) подвійний
6. to laugh f) продовжувати
II. Fill in “ at ”, ” in ”, or ” on ”
1)… midnight
2)… spring
3)… half past two
4)… April
5)… the morning
6)… 1991
7)… Saturday
III. Write degrees of comparison

1) good
2) short
3) cold
4) beautiful
5) hot
6) bad
IV. Open the brackets

1. John ( to play ) tennis every morning..
2. Peter ( to telephone ) his friend yesterday.
3. I ( to be ) a doctor next year.
4. My parents ( to go ) to school tomorrow.
5. Last month we ( to be ) at the Picture Gallery.
6. The teacher ( to speak ) English at this moment.
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SEMESTER II
GRANDMOTHER’S BIRTHDAY
Mary is a pupil of the sixth grade. She lives with her mother in a house in
Sedov Street in Kiev. She has a grandmother and she loves her very much. But her
grandmother doesn’t live with them. She lives in a house in Sokolov Street. Her
house is rather beautiful and comfortable. It is near the park where there are many
pretty flowers in spring and summer.
One day Mother says to Mary, “Today is your grandmother’s birthday. Put this
cake and some nice apples into the basket and take them to your grandmother’s
house. And do not stop on your way there”.1
Mary puts the cake and apples into the basket; then she takes it and goes out
into the street. In the street she sees her friend Ann. Ann is a pupil too, but she is in
the fifth grade. The girls walk on together2. Then they see a bench and sit down. They
put the basket under the bench. They talk about their new toys, about their school,
their lessons and many other things.
At that time a little dog sees the basket. It seems the nice cake 3. The little dog
looks at the basket and then jumps into it.
After some time Mary says, “Good-bye, Ann”. Then she takes the basket and
goes to her grandmother’s house.
“Good morning,” she says. “Happy birthday to you, Granny dear! This cake
and these apples are for you”. With these words she puts the basket on a chair, opens
it and… sees a dog, but no cake and apples.
“And do not stop on your way there”.1 – И не останавливайся по дороге.

walk on together2 – идут вместе
It seems the nice cake3 – Он чувствует запах чудесного пирога.
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I. Write down 2 names of food and 2 names of the seasons from the text.
II. True or False
1. Mary is a pupil of the seventh grade.
2. She lives with her mother in a house in Pushkin Street in Kiev.
3. She has a grandmother and loves her very much.
4. Her grandmother’s house is not beautiful and comfortable.
5. It is near the forest where there are many pretty flowers spring and summer.
6. Mary’s friend Kate is a pupil, and they study at the same grade.
7. A little kitten sees the basket under the bench.
III. Choose the right answer
1. What is Mary?
a) a doctor b) a pupil c) a waiter
2. She lives with ….
a) her mother in a house in Sedov Street in Kiev
b) her mother in a house in Pushkin Street in Kharkiv
c) her grandmother in a house in Sokolov Streeet
3. Her grandmother’s house is
a) not beautiful and comfortable
b) old and dark
c) rather beautiful and comfortable
4. What does Mother say to Mary one day?
a) to clean the house and go shopping
b) to put a cake and some nice apples into the basket and take them to her
grandmother
c) to water the flowers
IV. Write how you celebrate your birthday.
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SEMESTER II
The Little Elephant
This is a story about a little elephant. The little elephant is not happy. He says,
“I do not like to work at the circus, I do not want to do trick for children. I want to
run away.” So he runs away. He goes to the forest and there he sees a brown bear and
says, “How do you do Bear. Do you like here? I like to live in the forest. I want to
live in the forest with you.” “All right,” says the brown bear. “But you must prepare
for the winter. You must find a hole to sleep in winter.”
The little elephant does not like to work. He does not want to prepare for the
winter. So he goes away. He walks and walks. Then he sees a squirrel. So he comes
up to the squirrel and says, “How do you do, squirrel! Do you like here? I want to
live in the forest with you.” “All right,” says the squirrel! “But you must prepare for
the winter, you must gather nuts for the winter.” But the little elephant says, “I don’t
want to prepare for the winter. I don’t want to gather nuts for the winter. I don’t want
to look for a hole, I don’t want to live in the forest. I want to go home. Home is best.”
And the little elephant goes back to the circus.
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SEMESTER II
I. Write the correct form of the jumbled words.
Taepnlhe, sucric, rabe, esqrlrui, niwret, moeh
II True or false
1. The little elephant is not happy.
2. He goes to the wood.
3. He sees a brown bear.
4. The little elephant is not fond of working.
5. Then he sees a squirrel.
6. The squirrel says: You must gather nuts and mushrooms.
7. The elephant wants to do nothing.
8. He returns to the circus.
III. Fill in the suitable words.

1. He says I do not like _ .
2. He goes to _ and there he sees _.
3. The brown _ says the elephant must _.
4. The little elephant does not want to _ so he _.
IV. Write your opinion.

Do you like to work? Write a few sentences about how do you help your mother
about the house.
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
I. Choose the correct answer

1.__ is a spring holiday.
b) Women’s Day b) St. Valentine’s Day c)New Year’s Day
2.We have a ____ on New Year’s Day
a) chocolate b)Easter eggs green trees c)Valentine Cards
3. They say ghosts and witches come out on ____
a) Easter b) Christmas c) Halloween
4. People buy or make Valentine cards to people
a) they hate b) they love c) who likes presents
II. Fill in the blanks with the words:
( sweep, trousers, wool, needle, broom )
1. If there is a dust on the floor we … it with a …
2. Yesterday Tom fell down and made a hole in his …
3. Mother took some … and a long … to mend his trousers.
III. Answer the questions
1. When do you give people presents?
2. What sort of presents do you like?
3. When do people give you presents?
4. Do you celebrate New Year?
5. When do you have Christmas in Ukraine?
IV. Speak on one of the following topics
Tell about your favourite seasons.
Tell about your best friend.
Tell about how do you help your mother.
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SEMESTER II
WRITING
I. Match the word
1. to be proud a) шукати
2. to improve b) з’являтися
3. to look for c) сльоза
4. to promise d) покращувати
5. to appear e) бути гордим
6. a tear f) обіцяти
II. Write 3 forms of the irregular verbs

to break to fly
to bring to forget
to flight to blow
III. Fill in preposition

1. …6 June
2. …Wednesday
3. …Easter
4. …my birthday
5. …summer
6. …night
IV. Open the brackets
1. Yesterday I ( to get up ) early.

2. He ( to speak ) three foreign languages.
3. You can’t see Ann now. She ( to have ) an interview.
4. You ( to think ) it is all right?
5. What you ( to buy ) tomorrow in the shop?
6. I never ( to be ) to London.
7. Yesterday at this time I ( to listen ) to his songs over the radio.
8. I know ( much, many ) Italian people.
9. There is not ( nothing, anything ) in the bag.
10.You are ( busy ) than your little sister.
11.This exercise is ( difficult ) than that one.
12.John is ( good ) pupil in the class.
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SEMESTER I
CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS
Christmas season is the most festive time of the year in Britain and in the United
States. Students at schools and colleges usually have a 2 week vacation, beginning
before Christmas and ending soon after the New Year. There are a lot of parties to
celebrate the birth of Christ and the arrival of the New Year.
Although no one knows exactly when Jesus was born. Christians everywhere in the
world celebrate his birthday on December 25th . This day was a festival long before
Christianity because ancient people believed this was time when the son god started
his journey back to the earth and it was a custom to give presents to each other.
Now children are told that Santa Claus or Father Christmas in a red suit, red hat
and with a long white beard puts presents for them into their stockings by the
fireplace.
The winter tradition of decorating homes with evergreens began in ancient times
too.
Branches of fir were thought to bring good luck and guarantee the return of spring.
The Germans were the first to use the Christmas tree in their celebrations.
In the 19th century the decorated fir tree became popular in Europe and in the USA.
Carol singers began to go from house to house in groups singing traditional
Christmas songs asking for charity.
The greeting cards are sent on Christmas too. The most popular wishes on these
holiday cards are: “Merry Christmas”, “Peace on Earth”.
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I. Find true and false statements.

1. Christmas is the most widely celebrated festival in Great Britain.
2. The 25th of December was celebrated after Christmas.
3. Students have a month winter vacations.
4. Ancient people gave each other presents at this time.
5. Father Christmas puts children’s presents into stockings by the fireplace.
6. It is a modern tradition to decorate the house with a fir tree.
II. Choose the right answer.
1. How many days of vacation have the students got at schools and colleges?
a) a week vacation
b) a 10 days vacation
c) a 2 weeks vacation
d) 3 months vacation
2. When do people usually celebrate the birth of Christ?
a) on the 25th of December
b) on the 20th of December
c) after the New Year
d) long before the New Year
3. What did the ancient people believe in?
a) they believed in god
b) that was the time the sun god started his journey back to the earth
c) that the ancient people were very kind
d) they believed in their happy future
4. What are the children told?
a) they are told that everything will be all right
b) the Santa Claus dressed in a red suit puts presents for them in their
stockings
c) the Father Christmas will sing them songs
d) they will celebrate the New Year around the fir tree
5. When did the tradition of decorating homes begin?
a) many centuries ago
b) two weeks ago
c) at present days
d) in ancient times
6. What did ancient people think of the branches of fir?
a) they would bring them good luck and return of spring
b) they would bring them good mood
c) they would bring them much bread and butter
d) they would bring them happiness
III. Complete the sentences

1.Students at schools and colleges usually have a … vacation.
2.There are a lot of parties to celebrate the birth of … and the arrival of the … .
3.The winter … of decorating homes with evergreens began in ancient times.
4.The Germans were the first to use the … in their celebrations.
IV. Write down what you have remembered about Christmas celebrations.
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SEMESTER I
ALI BABA AND FORTY THIEVES
Ali Baba was such a poor man that he had only one shoe for his two feet. Even
mice in his house were hungry.
One day his wife said, “We have no food in the house. No rice. No potatoes. Go
and collect leaves in the forest so that I can make a soup.”
Ali was a lazy man. He looked for leaves for about ten minutes and then he
climbed a tree to sleep. He was afraid of wolves. When he woke up he was surprised
to see forty thieves on forty horses. They stopped in front of the big rock.
“Open, Sesame!” shouted the leader. A door in the rock opened. The thieves carried
sacks full of gold into the cave. When they had finished, the leader shouted, “Close,
Sesame!” and the door closed. As soon as the thieves had disappeared, Ali Baba
jumped down from the tree and said, “Open, Sesame” and went into the cave.
There were shelves all around the walls. The shelves were full of sacks. The sacks
were full of gold. Ali took a sack home with him.
One of the thieves saw Ali’s footprints on the sand. He followed them to Ali’s
home. He took out his knife and made a cross on the door.
“Now I shall know which house it is”, he said. He rode off to get the other thieves.
But Ali had seen the thief.
He and his wife took the brooms and swept away the footprints. Then he made
crosses on every door in the street. When the forty thieves arrived they had their
knives between their teeth. But they never found Ali – or the gold. And Ali and his
wife lived happily ever after.
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1) Ali Baba was a poor man.
2) When he woke up he saw forty wives on forty horses.
3) “Open, Sesame!” thought the leader.
4) The thieves carried sacks full of gold into the cave.
5) The sacks were full of gold and brilliants.
6) Ali took a sack home with him.
7) One of the thieves saw Ali’s footprints on the sand.
8) He took out his knife and made a cross on the floor
9) Ali and his wife took the brooms and flew away .
10) But forty thieves never found Ali – or the gold.
II. Choose the correct answer

1) What kind of man was Ali Baba?
a) busy and serious; b) stupid and lazy; c) poor and lazy; d) happy and lazy
2) Why did Ali’s wife tell him to go and collect leaves?
a) because they had no food; b) they liked leaves; c) his wife couldn’t cook; d) they
had no leaves
3) What did the leader of the thieves shout to open the cave?
a) Don’t close, Sesame! b) Never open, Sesame! c) Open the door! d) Open, Sesame.
4) What were there on the shelves in the cave?
a) sacks with silver; b) sacks with gold; c) sacks with sugar; d) sacks with salt
5) What did Ali take home?
a) nothing; b) a sack with gold; c) a sack with silver; d) a sack with salt
6) Why did the thief follow Ali’s footprints?
a) to kill him; b) to thank him; c) to know where he lived; d) to help him

1) What did the thief carve on the door?
2) Who took brooms and swept away the footprints?
3) What did forty thieves have between their teeth?
4) Whom did the thieves never find?
IV. Write a short composition about 8-10 sentences, answering the question.
What are you going to do if you find a sack of gold?
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SEMESTER I
WRITING
I. Fill in the blanks
1. She plays tennis … .
a) now; b) every Sunday; c) already; d) this week
2. Her parents have not come home… .
a) yet; b) now; c) tomorrow; d) a year ago;
3) They are listening to the new song … .
a) next week; b) at Christmas; c) after; d) at this moment.
4) This doctor will work … .
a) yesterday; b) now; c) tomorrow; d) always.
5) Our teacher brought us a new map … .
a) last week; b)next week; c) often; d) usually.
6) We were dancing … .
a) a week before; b) today; c) at 5 o’clock yesterday; d) at 11 o’clock.
II. Put the words in the correct order to make up sentences.

1) you, did, the museum visit yesterday?
2) will, play snowballs, the boys, next morning.
3) I, walk, don’t, my friends, with.
4) has, already, bought, a, new, she, house?
5) now, are, my dogs, sleeping, the yard, in.
6) not, we, students, are.
III. Open the brackets.

1) He is ( tall ) than me.
2) My granny ( to bake) a cake now.
3) Painting ( to be ) my hobby.
4) Tanya is (good) pupil in our class.
5) Ukraine (to wash ) by the seas.
6) I ( to wait ) for you at 3 o’clock tomorrow.
IV. Fill in the necessary prepositions.

1) The train always comes … time.
2) … Monday we are going to the seaside.
3) There is a beautiful Christmas tree … the hall.
4) … Easter people paint eggs.
5) My father comes home … in the evening.
6) I want to see everybody … my birthday.
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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
I. Match the parts of the sentences.
1) London is …
2) London is one of the oldest cities…
3) The central part of London…
4) One of the most fashionable and most famous places …
5) London has many bridges over the Thames …
6) One of the oldest and the most expensive part to live …
a) in the world, more than 20 centuries old.
b) is the West End, which is a symbol of wealth and luxury.
c) more than twenty and they are very different from each other.
d) in London is St. Paul’s Cathedral, which was built by Christopher Wren.
e) the largest city in Europe and one of the largest cities in the world.
f) is full of historical remains
II. Fill in the blanks with correct words
1. In the center of London there is Trafalgar Square, with it’s tall … of Admiral
Nelson, a British hero.
a) column b) statue c) monument
2. London is situated on both ... of the Thames, spanned by
17 bridges.
a) places b) beaches c) banks
3. Many visitors of London also go to the Tower of London to
see the ... armour and weapons and the Crown of Jewels,
a) modern b) old c) ancient
4. St Paul's Cathedral ... by Christopher Wren, it took him
35 years to build it.
a) was designed b) designed c) built
5. The National Gallery, which has one of the world's greatest
art ... is in Trafalgar Square.
a) collections b) buildings c) works
6. London, the oldest city of the English-speaking world, is
more than ... centuries old.
a) 12 b) 20 c) 15
7. Downing Street, 10 is the official ... of British prime ministers.
a) home b) building c) residence

1. Where is London situated?
2. What river flows through London?
3. What is the population of London?
4. Where does the Queen live when she is in London?
5. What is Hyde Park famous for?
6. Where were all the kings and queens of England crowned?
IV.Describe the sights of interest in London using the following

words and word-combinations.
the aristocratic official; London residence; the Queen lives; takes its name;
the ceremony of the changing of the guard; Victoria's memorial;
administrative centre; beautiful building with two towers; a big clock; a
big hour bell.
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SEMESTER II
ALLIGATORS
The boys now returned to their tent. They lay down on the grass and talked about
bears and alligators. As Paul was a young naturalist he knew a lot of interesting things
about alligators. Here is what he told his brother about them.
He said that they were found in the rivers of Africa, in South and North America and
in the West of India. There were a lot of alligators in the Ganges and other Indian
rivers.
An alligator itself is long but his legs are very short. Alligators cannot turn round
quickly, and it is easy to hunt them on land. One must only keep away from the alligator's
big teeth and strong tail. He can even kill a man with it.
Alligators lay eggs as big as those of geese and put them in the sand where they are
warmed by the heat of the sun. The number of eggs is often nearly two hundred.
"Is it true that old father alligators eat their own young ones?" asked Paul's brother.
"Yes, it is true. I saw it myself. The first concern of the mother is to get young
alligators to the water where she can hide them better from their father but still many of
the young are eaten by old alligators.
"When the young ones grow up they run away from their fathers as they are
quicker in their movements. Small alligators often ride on the backs of their fathers.
They know that the fathers cannot do anything with them in that situation."
"They can eat anything that comes in their way," added Paul, "but fish is their
favourite food. They usually eat very slowly. Alligators don't need mush food. They
sleep during the winter without any food."
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I. Fill in letters.
1) wa...m 2) qui...kly; 3) favo...rite
4) the...r 5) he...t 6) mov...ment
II. Fill in the suitable words.

1. Paul knew a lot of … things about alligators.
2 Alligators have short …
3. An alligator can kill a man with its … .
4. Alligator lay eggs in the … .
5. Old alligators can … their children.
6. The fathers can do nothing when small alligators are on their…

1. Where can we find alligators?
2. Where is it easy to catch alligators?
3. How many eggs do alligators usually lay?
4. Why can't the fathers catch their children?
5. What is alligators' favourite food?
6. What do they do in winter?
IV. Pretend you are a guide and your job is to tell something interesting about the
place where you work. Write about it ( it can be in the jungle, at the seashore,
on the bank of the river, etc.)
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SEMESTER II
THE SECRET ICE CREAM
Ancient manuscripts tell that the Greek commander Alexander Makedonsky used to
have different fruits arid juices mixed with ice and snow for dessert.
In Russia for holidays people used to put a dish with frozen little pieces of sweet milk
next to the dish with pancakes. In old times in some countries the recipes of cold
dainties were kept in secret, for their divulgence the court cooks could be sentenced to
death. Besides, it wasn't easy to cook ice cream, especially in summer. Ice and snow were
delivered to Alexander Makedonsky's palace from the mountains. Later people began to
sell ice. The ships with huge blocks of ice would hurry to the shores of the hot countries.
That lasted till the first ice-making machines appeared. They were called
refrigerators. That happened about one hundred years ago. Now ice cream is sold
everywhere and of any kinds: fruit and berry, milk and chocolate. And it is available to
everybody.
By the way, if you have a sweet tooth you can make ice cream yourself. It's quite easy for
those who can cook. The recipe is not a secret: eggs, sugar, milk, sour cream are mixed
together, boiled for one or two minutes, cooled and frozen in the refrigerator. Add some
nuts-or jam and enjoy this delicious product.
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II SEMESTER LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST
I. Say if the sentence is true false:

1.The Greek commander Alexander Makedonsky used to have fruits and juices
mixed with ice and snow for dessert.
2.Russian people usually ate frozen pieces of sweet juice with pancakes for
holidays.
3.In old times the cook who had told somebody the recipe of ice cream could be
sentenced to death.
4. Ice and snow were made at the court of Makedonsky, there were no problems
with it
5. People used to sell ice.
6. The ships with huge blocks of ice would bring ice from the shores of the hot
countries.
II. Fill in the words
1. In old times in some countries … of cold dainties were kept in secret.
2. Besides, it wasn't easy to cook ice cream, especially in … .
3. The ships with huge blocks of ice would hurry to the shores of the … .
4. That lasted till the first … machines appeared.
5. Now ice cream is sold … and of any kinds.
6. By the way, if you have a sweet tooth you can make … yourself.
1. Which of Greek commanders liked to have fruits and juices mixed with ice
and snow for dessert?
2. Was there a kind of ice cream in Russia in old times?
3.What was it like?
4. Were the recipes of ice cream available to everybody?
5. Where did the cooks of Alexander Makedonsky get ice and snow for ice
cream?
6. How were the blocks of ice carried to hot countries?
4. Write the recipe of the ice cream
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
I. Fill in the blanks with the correct words.
1. From Norman times, English monarchs have been ... inWestminster Abbey.
a) crowned; b) lived; c) owned
2. The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is one of London's most
important tourist ....
a) celebrations; b) attractions; c) visiting
3.The famous clock tower, known to everyone as a visiting card of London, is .....
a) the White Tower; b) Big Ben; c) the Bloody Tower
4. In the clock tower of St Paul's Cathedral there's the largest ... in England,
Great Paul, which is rung for 5 minutes every day at 1 p.m.
a) bell; b) tower; c) column
5. The City is the oldest part of London, it ... a lot of sights of interest.
a) owns; b) visits; c) contains
6. Piccadilly Circus is in ..., the richest part of London.
a) the East End; b) the City; c) the West End
7. The City is the ... district of London.
a) financial; b) administrative ; c) working symbol
I I . Answer the questions.

1. What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
2. What kind of city is it?
3. What are the main districts of London?
4. What is Fleet Street famous for?
5. Who lives at 10 Downing Street?
III. Complete the sentences to make up a conversation between an
Englishman and a tourist.
Englishman: Hello!
Tourist: Hi! I’m glad to see you!
E.: How long …
T.: Only three days. That’s why I’d like to … .
E.: Let me accompany you. I know …
T.: That’s nice. We’ll start …
E.: I fully agree with you. It’s important …
T.: Wow! It’s really wonderful! Isn’t it the building of the Houses of
parliament? …
E.: Yes you are right. It is … .
IV. Describe the sights of interest in London using the following words and
word-combinations.
the heart of London's West End; wide streets with beautiful houses;
many parks, squares, gardens; the best hotels, restaurants, shops, clubs;
one of the busiest streets; the geographical centre of London; named in its
memory; victory at the battle; the column in the middle; the Tower of
London, fortress, museum.
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SEMESTER II
WRITING
I. Match the word and its translation
1) symbol a) стюардеса
2) country b) королева
3) anthem с) символ
4) flight attendant d) країна
5) Europe e) гимн
6) Queen f) Европа
II. Choose the right variant
1) The new supermarket ( is built/ was built) every day.
2) We (are invited/ will be invited) to the party next week.
3) By the time my brother came I ( had cleaned/ have cleaned) the flat.
4) I thought you ( were/ are) at school.
5) When the weather (is / will be) fine, we’ll go to the forest.
6) Kyiv (is situated/ was situated) on the Dnieper.
III. Fill in the blanks with prepositions where necessary.
1) I go … home after school.
2) Our bus arrives … 3.30.
3) Let’s go … the river and swim.
4) … weekend we are going to go … the village.
5) I have 5 or six lessons … school.
6) You can cut bread … a knife.
IV. Put 4 types of questions to the given sentences.
1) Englishmen like to drink tea five times a day.
2) This teacher taught us Mathematics last year.
3) My family has already visited the Crimea.
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SEMESTER I
Many years ago an elephant and a monkey had a quarrel. The elephant was
proud because he was strong.
"Look how big and strong I am," he said. "I can pull a tree down. Can you?”
Now the monkey was proud because he was so quick.
"Look how quickly I can run and climb," he said. "Can you climb a tree?"
At last they decided to go and speak to the Old Bird.
"We cannot agree," they told the Bird, "tell us what you think about it. Which
is better - to be strong or to be quick?"
The Old Bird said to them: "Do as I tell you and then I’ll learn which is better.
Do you see that great tree across the river? Go and get the fruit from it and bring it to
me."
So they went to the river, but the monkey was afraid of the water.
"Get on my back," said the elephant proudly. "I will carry you. I am big and
strong and I am not afraid to swim across the river."
There on the bank stood the tree. It was so high that the fruit was above them.
The elephant tried to pull the tree down, but it was too strong.
"Wait a minute," said the monkey proudly. "I can climb."
He ran quickly up the tree and threw the fruit to the, ground. The elephant put
it in his great mouth. Then they crossed the river again and gave the fruit to the Old
Bird.
"Now," they said, "which is better — to be strong or to be quick?"
"Can anybody tell which is better?" asked the Old Bird. The elephant could not
get the fruit alone. The monkey could not get the fruit alone. But you could get it
together. One of you crossed the river, the other climbed up the tree."
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I. Say if the sentences are true or false (+/-).
1. Many years ago an elephant and a monkey had a quarrel.
2. The elephant was angry.
3. The monkey was quick
4. They could run and swim.
5. They decided to speak to the Old Bird.
6. The Old Bird promised to help them.
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. What did an elephant and a monkey have many years ago?
a) a wardrobe; b) a quarrel; c) a squirrel; d) a friendship
2. Why was the elephant proud?
a) he was strong; b) he wasn't strong; c) he was big; d) he was clever
3. Was the monkey proud too? Why?
a) he was strict; b) he was quiet; c) he was merry; d) he was quick
4. What did they decide to do?
a) to speak to the Old Bird; b) to ask some questions their friends; c) to go to the
river; d) to speak to the Old Bear
5. What did they ask the Old Bird?
a) to be strong or to be big; b) to be quick or to be clever; c) to be strong or to be
quick; d) to be quick and to be quick
6. What did the Old Bird ask them to do?
a) to bring him a tree; b) to bring him some fruit; c) to get some flowers; d) to
bring him some apples
III. Make up 4 questions to the text (general, tag, alternative, special).
IV. What have you learnt from the text? Write a mini-composition (10 sentences)
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SEMESTER I
The Boy who Saved the Netherlands.
Many years ago in Harlem, Holland, there lived a young boy. His name was Hans
and he was eight years old. One autumn day, Hans went across the channel to visit an
old blind man. He took the man some biscuits and stayed there for a while. Then,
Hans decided to return home.
“Be careful, Hans” said the old man. “The water in the canal usually gets higher in
autumn.” On his way home, Hans sang a song, watched the rabbits run around and
picked some flowers for his mother. Suddenly, the sky got dark and heavy rain began
to fall. Hans felt scared and started to run. Just then, he heard the sound of water
flowing away .He looked around carefully, and then noticed a very small hole in the
dike.
Hans felt frightened because he knew what could happen. The small hole could
get bigger and bigger. Then the dike could burst and flood Holland. Hans knew what
to do. He put his finger into the hole, so no more water cold come through it. “Please,
someone help me!” Hans shouted. But there was no one to help him. After a while, he
began to feel very cold and tired, but he could not leave the dike. All night long, Hans
waited and waited…
The next morning, a priest walked by and heard Hans’ cries. “I am trying to stop
the water,” the boy said. “Can you help me?” the priest called some other people and
they quickly mended the hole. Finally, they took Hans home. Everyone was very
proud of that brave boy.
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I. Write true or false:
1. Hans was eighteen years old. ______
2. Hans lived in Paris, France. ______
3. Hans visited a young woman. ______
4. It started raining that evening. _______
5. Hans saw a big hole in the dike._______
6. He put his shoes in the hole in the dike.______
II. Put the events in the correct order

a___ Hans heard the sound of the water flowing away.
b___ A priest heard Hans cries and called some people to help.
c___ The sky got dark and rain began to fall .
d_1_ Hans went to visit an old blind man.
e ___ Hans put his finger in the hole.
f___ Hans decided to return home.
g___ The people mended the hole.
h___ Hans noticed a very small hole in the dike.
1. Where did Hans live?
2. How old was Hans?
3 .Who did Hans visit?
4. What did the blind man tell Hans?
5. What did Hans take the blind man?
6.What did Hans hear on his way home?
IV.
a) Write the summary of the story in 10 sentences.
b) Describe your attitude to Hans in 5 sentences
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SEMESTER I
WRITING
I. Choose the correct grammar form.
1) My friend ( to ride ) a bike now.
a) ride; b) is ride; c) is riding; d) riding
2) This man ( to be) here yesterday.
a) was; b) will be; c) were; d) is
3) My son already (to make ) his bed.
a) made; b) has made; c) makes; d) is making
4) This task is (difficult ) than that one.
a) many difficult; b) difficulter; c) more difficult; d) the most difficult.
II. Open the brackets and use gerunds.
1) (watch) TV is not useful.
2) I hate (wash) dishes.
3) She is fond of ( read ) love stories.
4) His greatest pleasure is (do) nothing.
5) After (visit) museum I went to see my friends.
6) He apologized for (leave) the door open.
III. Make up Tag- questions to the sentences.
1) He never asks for help.
2) Let’s go to the seaside together.
3) We are walking in the forest.
4) My best friend has already got a new flat.
5) Her parents decided to divorce.
6) There are many flowers in the vase.
IV. Write about the importance of going in for sports. (10-12 sentences)
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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
Task 1. Circle the odd word.

1. a) swimming; b) sailing; c) cycling; d) yachting;
2. a) term; b) equipment; c) laboratory; d) coach;
3. a) hang-gliding; b) bungee-jumping; c) jogging; d) skateboarding;
4. a) compulsory; b) elementary; c) school; d) senior;
5. a) Chemistry; b) Physics; c) Astronomy; d) Literature.
Task 2. Divide the words from Task 1 into 2 columns: “Sports and Games” and
“School”.
Task 3. Make up 10 sentences of your own using the words from Task 1.
Task 4. Tell about:

1. Sports in your life.
2. Your favourite kind of sports.
3. Sports competitions at your school.
4. School in your life.
5. Your school curriculum.
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SEMESTER II
AN ARAB AND HIS SONS
Far to the East there lived in old days an Arab who had three sons, whom he
dearly loved. He had seventeen beautiful horses whom he loved.
One day the old man became very ill. Feeling that the end was near, he called
his sons to give one - half of his horses, to the second son - one third, and to the
youngest - one-ninth.
The sons met to divide the horses but they didn't know how to divide them.
"How can I take one half of seventeen horses?" said the eldest son. "1 can't
divide a living horse in two. "And how can I," asked the second, "take one third of
seventeen horses? But this is what my father wanted me to do".
"I also want to do what my father wanted us to. But what is one ninth of
seventeen horses?"
At that time an old man came riding on a horse. "May be he can tell us", they
said hopefully. They told their story to him.
The man began to think. Several minutes passed before he spoke. At last he
said, "Take my horse and there will be eighteen".
They did so. The elder son took one half of the horses. Then the second son
called the horses, which he loved best, and the six animals came running to him. And
the youngest son took two horses. The sons said lo the man: "You divided the horses
wonderfully. Say what you want us to give you for it".
"I shall take all the horses that are left", said the old man and he rode away
with his own horse.
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Task 1. Say if the sentences are true or false (T/F)
1) An Arab had four sons whom he dearly loved.

2) He had seventeen beautiful horses whom he loved greatly.
3) One day he called his youngest son to give him the horses.
4) The three young Arabs couldn't divide the horses because they didn't know
Arithmetic well enough.
5) The old man agreed to help the young Arabs because he wanted to get a few horses
from them.
6) The old man came riding on a horse.
Task 2. Choose the right answer.
1. Who lived far from to the East?
a) a robber; b) an Arab; c) an old man
2. What did he have?
a) Houses; b) Hamsters; c)horses
3. How many horses did he have?
a) Sixteen; b) Seventeen; c) seventy
4. Why did he call his children?
a) he was angry; b) he was ill; c) he was happy
5. Why did they meet?
a) to divide the horses; b) to divide money; c) to help their father
6. How many horses did he give to his elder son?
a) one half; b) one third; c) one ninth; d) the horses that are left
Task 3. Make up 4 questions to the text (general, tag, alternative, special).
Task 4. Retell the text in 10-12 sentences using the reported speech.
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SEMESTER II
A Fairy-Tale Princess
It was like a fairy-tale when the beautiful young girl married the Prince and
become the Princess of Wales. Unlike a fairy tale, the happiness soon ended, but
Diana is still The Peoples Princess.
Diana Frances Spencer was born on 1 st July, 1961, in Norfolk, England. Her father
was Earl Spencer. She had two older sisters and a younger brother. Her parents died
when she was a young girl. As a child Diana studied in a boarding school in Kent.
She completed her education in Switzerland. When she returned to England she
worked as a nanny.
Diana married Prince Charles in July, 1981, at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.
People all around the world watched her wedding on television. Diana and Charles
had two sons, William and Harry. Diana was very popular. The British loved her for
her kindness and beauty. They called her “The Peoples Princess” because she cared
so much sick and poor people all over the world. She once said: “I see myself as a
princess for the whole world, not the Princess of Wales.” reporters were always
around her. She was their favourite person.
But Diana’s life was not as happy as it appeared. She and Charles had problems
with their marriage. They finally divorced in August, 1996.
Dianna continued to travel round the world and helped those in need. But her life
was short. She died in a car accident on 31 st August, 1997, in Paris. She was only
thirty-six.
I. Match the headings to the paragraphs
1. Everyone Loved Her Paragraph 1
2. Diana’s Early years _______________
3. The Divorcé ______________
4. The Tragic End _____________
5. The Wedding ______________
II. Answer the questions

1Where and when was Diana was born?
2Where did she studied?
3When and where did she marry Prince Charles?
4 How many children did they have?
5 Why was she popular?
6 Was her life as happy as it appeared?
III. Complete the table. Then, about Diana , as in the example.

Diana Frances Spencer was born on 1st July, 1961, in Norfolk, England….
Name : Diana Frances Spencer

Born on: ………in……..
Studied: ………………….
Married: ……….in ………..at…………
Children: ……………………….
Famous for: …………………………
Divorced in: …………………….
Died on: ………………in…………
IV. Do you agree with statement that Diana was “The People’s Princess”? Write
5- 10 sentences about your attitude to Diana Spencer.
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SEMESTER II
WRITING
I. Match the parts of the sentences.
1) What a) did your labour training practice take place?
2) When b) do you like best of all?
3) What holiday c) is it necessary to know foreign languages?
4) Where d) countries does Ukraine border on?
5) Whom e) do you usually write letters to?
6) Why f) did you spend your summer holidays?
II. Infinitive. Use particle “to” where necessary.
1) I think you ought … apologize.
2)Make him … speak louder.
3) Help me … carry this bag.
4) My son asked me … let him … go to the theatre.
5) I must … go to the country.
6) It cannot … be done today.
III. Modals. Fill in can, may, must.
1) She … translate the article into Russian.
2) He … at the Institute at 9 o’clock.
3) We … get home before it gets dark.
4) He … come tonight but I am not sure.
5) … have another cup of tea?
6) I … easily carry this bag to the station.
IV. Imagine, you are writing a letter to your American pen-friend, tell him (her)
about your favourite film or play.
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
I. Choose the correct answer.
1.Can I end a parcel from here?
a) No. madam. You can do it over there. b) Yes, I can. C) Of course, drop it into the
mail –box.
2. Is the man standing here your uncle?
a) Yes, he is standing there; b) Yes, haven’t you seen him before? c) Yes, he is your
uncle.
3. Ukraine doesn’t border on Afghanistan, does it?
a) Yes, sometimes; b) Of course, not. c) No, it isn’t.
II. Fill in the blanks to complete the conversation.
M.: Are you fond of football?
A.: …
M.: Whom do you support?
A.: ….
M.: So do I. By the way, what was the score of yesterday’s game?
A.: …
M. It was good, wasn’t it?
A.: …
M.: Well, I have to go now.
A.: …
III. Make up questions to interview our classmates.
1) What / interested in?
2) use / English / future ?
3) pen-friend/ abroad?
4) How often / write letters?
IV. Speak on such topics:

Sports and Games.
My School Life.
My favourite film.
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SEMESTER I
A GOOD FINDER
One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog. “See here, John,”
one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog
will find it.” He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.
In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog:
“I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!” The dog ran back along the road and
the two friends went home.
At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the
ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of
the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.
The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much
he took it to his room and gave it a good supper. Then the traveller took off his
clothes. He put his pyjamas and his night cap on and was ready to go to bed.
The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he
opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The
man ran after it with his night cap on.
The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.
“Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever and if it ran away with your
trousers, it is because you have in them the money which is not yours.”
The traveller became still more angry. “I’m sorry”, said the other, ”but I know
there is the coin in your trousers’ pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my
coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”
The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he
took out the coin and gave it to him. He took his trousers and went to his inn.

I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-“if one is false.
1. One day three friends went for a walk.
2. One of them had a dog.
3. He put a coin in the ground on the road.
4. At that time a traveller drove along the road.
5. The dog found the coin near the tree.
6. The dog ran after the traveller.
7. The dog wasn’t very clever.
II Choose the correct answer.
1. What did the traveller think the dog lost?
a) its bone b) its home c) its friend d) its master
2. Where did he take the dog?
a) to his house b) to his yard c) to his flat d) to his room
3. What did the traveller give the dog?
a) some meat b) a tasty dinner c) a good supper d) a little water
4. Was the traveller ready to go to...?
a) the park b) bed c) the bathroom d) the dining room
5. What did the dog snatch?
a) his shirt b) his night cap c) his pyjamas d) his trousers
6. Where did the dog run?
a) to the wood b) along the road c) to its master’s house d) to another room
7. Did the dog take his trousers because there was ... in his pocket?
a) a coin b) a bone c) a candy d) an apple
III Fill in the gaps using the words from the box. One of the words is extra one.
Rex, money, amused, dog, kicked, coin
1. I put this ... on the ground.
2. I lost a coin, …
3. The traveller’s horse ... the coin from the ground.
4. That’s why my ... brought me your trousers.
5. The traveller was...
IV Ask five questions to the text.
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SEMESTER I
THE FIRE ON THE HILL
Long, long ago there was a lake of cold water in Kenya. Many animals came at
night to the lake to drink some water. But people never came to the lake at night:
the animals could kill and eat them.
Now, a rich man who had a beautiful daughter once said: „The young man, who
will go to the lake in the evening and stay in the cold water till morning, will have
my daughter for his wife."
There lived a poor young man who loved the rich man's daughter very much.
He said to his mother, „I shall try to stay all night in the lake and then marry my
dear girl".
„No, no", the mother said, „you are my only son!". The water in the lake is very
cold, and the animals will eat you up. Don't go there!" She cried and cried, but her
son said: „Mother, don't cry, I must try. I love her so much!"
So the young man went to the girl's father. He told him that he wanted to go to the
lake and stay in the cold water all night. The rich man sent his servants to the place
where they could watch the young man.
When night carne, the young man went to the lake and his mother followed him,
but he didn't see her. There was a hill forty paces away from the place where the
young man went into the water. The woman climbed up the hill and made up a fire
there. The wild animals saw the fire and were afraid to go near that place.
The young man saw the fire too. He understood that his mother was there. He
thought of his mother's love, and it was easier for him to stay all night in the
very cold water.
Morning came. The young man went to the rich man's house. The rich man saw
him and said, „My servants say that there was a fire on the hill forty paces from the
lake. It warmed you and that is why you could stay all night in the water. So you
can't marry my daughter. Good-bye".
The young man was very angry. He went to the judge. “Well”,
the judge said, „this is a very simple case".
The next morning the young man with his mother and the rich man with his
servants came before the judge. There were many people there who wanted to
hear the case.
The judge asked for a pot of cold water. Then he walked forty paces from the pot
and made a fire. „Now", he said, „we shall wait a little until the water is warm". The
people cried: „But the fire is so far away, it can't warm the water in the pot". Then
the judge said: „How could that young man warm himself at a fire forty paces
away?"
So the case was over, and the young man married the rich man's daughter.
They lived happily for many years.
I Read the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-“if one is false.
1. There was a river of cold water in Kenya.
2. A rich man had a beautiful daughter.
3. A poor young man loved his daughter very much.
4. Mother wanted that her son married the rich man’s daughter.
5. The rich man sent his servants to the lake.
6. There was a hill thirty paces away from the lake.
7. The mother made a fire to warm the place.
II Find the correct answer.
1. What was the lake famous for?
a) for its good clear water; b) for its animals l i v i n g close to it; c) for the fact
that people were afraid to go there at night; d) for the fact that the lake was
very old.
2. What d i d a rich man want the young man to do?
a) to go to the lake; b) to stay in the cold water; c) to stay in the river all night; d) to
marry his daughter
3. Why did the mother cry?
a) because she worried about her son; b) because she was afraid of animals;
c) because the water was too cold. d) because she wanted her son to marry.
4. Where did the mother go?
a) to the lake; b) to the forest; c) to the rich man; d) to the hill
5. What helped the young man to stay in the lake a l l night?
a) wild animals; b) the servants; c) his mother's great love; d) his love to the
girl
6. Who came before the judge?
a) the young man, hi s mother, servants and the rich man; b) the rich man and
his daughter; c) people who wanted to hear the case; d) the young man
and the servants who watched him
8. What did the judge prove?
a) that there was no fire on the h i l l ; b) that the water in the lake was warm;
c) that the young man loved the girl; d) that the f i r e couldn't warm the
water in the lake
III Complete the sentences with the correct words
1. Many animals came at night to the lake to...
2. The young man said: “I’ll try to stay all night in the lake and then ...
3. His mother followed him but at first he ...
4. The wild animals saw the fire and ...
5. They lived happily for ...
IV In several sentences prove that mother really loved her son.
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SEMESTER I
WRITING
I Fill in the blanks with the correct letters.
1. diction_y 3. catalog_
a) er b) ar c) ur d) or a) ue b) ye c) eu d) ie
2. c_tents 4. enc_lopedia
a) en b) un c) on d) an a) ac b) yc c) yk d) ik
II Match the antonyms. One of the words is extra one.
1. optimistic a) indecent
2. hard-working b) silly
3. intelligent c) persistent
4. decent d) ugly
5. just e) lazy
6. beautiful f) unjust
g) pessimistic
III Open the brackets and put the verb into the correct tense.
1. Our family (save) money for a new car by the end of the year.
2. If you (catch) the taxi, you (meet) Mary at the station.
3. Father told us that he (buy) the tickets the day before.
4. The girl (water) her flowers in the morning.
5. This time tomorrow they (sit) in the train on their way to Chicago.
6. Many reporters (come) to the conference yesterday.
7. Don’t shout! My son (sleep).
8. He already (break) his new bicycle.
IV Characterize a person.
1. Steve isn’t afraid of dangerous situations. He is ...
2. Ann can’t stop talking. She is ...
3. Bogdan hates spending money. He is ...
4. Kate is friendly and enjoys being with other people. She is ...
5. Harry never tells a lie. He is ...
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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
I Find positive and negative traits of character
Confident, ambitious, cheerful, moody, impatient, lazy, reserved, well-mannered,
pessimistic, bright, stubborn, just, envious, imaginative, honest.
II Answer the question
What qualities are very important for those who want:
 to become successful in their life?  to become skillful at some job?
 to get along with others easily?  to be respected by people?
III Complete the following conversation
A: How many people are there in your family?
B:
A: What is your mother by character?
B:
A: Is your father an optimistic person?
B:
A: Has your sister/brother a serious nature?
B:
A: What about your grandparents?
B:
IV Speak about one of the following topics
 My friend’s character
 Ukrainian nation – main characteristics
 Relations with your parents
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SEMESTER II
HOW THE PAINTER REMBRANDT WAS DISCOVERED
In a museum in Holland one can see a pair of wooden shoes with
funny l i t t l e figures of animals drawn on them.
Those drawings helped to discover the great painter Rembrandt.
When he was still a boy, Rembrandt worked to become a painter and travel in
foreign countries.
One day at school, instead of listening to the teacher, he was
drawing pigs and chickens on the wooden shoes of the pupil s i t t i n g next to him.
Seeing this, the teacher got angry with him and said he would tell his mother.
In the afternoon Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a h i l l quite near
his house, watching the traffic in the streets.
When he saw his teacher coming towards his father’s house, he was
sure that his teacher had come to speak to his parents. His father called him
and the young Rembrandt saw his teacher with one of the wooden shoes in
his hand. All eyes were turned on h i m as he came near. To his great surprise, his
mother spoke to h i m kindly, saying, "Do you really want to be a painter, my
child?" The boy could not believe his ears, his heart was f u l l of happiness.
His teacher told h i m that he liked his excellent drawings and wanted
him to study painting with a famous artist in the town.
Later Rembrandt painted wonderful pictures, but he died a poor man.
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I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-” if one is false
1. In a museum in Holland one can see two pairs of shoes.
2. The drawings helped to discover the great painter Rembrandt.
3. When he was a boy, Rembrandt wanted to be a teacher.
4. One day at school he was drawing pigs and chickens on his boots.
5. The teacher was angry and punished him.
6. In the afternoon Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a h i l l .
II Choose the correct answer

1. What can one see in a museum in Holland?
A. One can see a pair of wooden shoes.
B. One can see a pair of wooden boots.
C. One can see a wooden shoe.
D. One can see a pair of leather shoes.
2. What is drawn on the shoes?
A. Little figures of animals.
B. Little figures of children.
C. Little figures of birds.
D. Little figures of fish.
3. What helped to discover the painter?
A. The animals. C. The shoes.
B. The drawings. D. The birds.
4. What was Rembrandt doing at the lesson one day?
A. He was listening to the teacher.
B. He was reading.
C. He was drawing pigs.
D. He was writing.
5. Where was Rembrandt sitting in the afternoon?
A. He was sitting in the park.
B. He was sitting on the roof of the house.
C. He was sitting in the tree.
D. He was sitting on the top of a hill.
6. What was he doing on the top of a hill?
A. He was watching people in the street.
B. He was watching the traffic in the street.
C. He was watching birds in the street.
D. He was reading.
III Fill in the gaps using the words from the box. One of the words is extra one
Afternoon, turned, ears, wooden,
behaviour, painter
1 . In a museum in Holland one can see a pair of … shoes .
2 . In the … Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a h i l l .
3 . All eyes were … on h i m as he came near.
4 . The boy could not believe his … .
5 . He wanted to be a … .
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SEMESTER II
BOOKS AND TV
Some people think that as more and more people have televisions in their
homes; fewer and fewer people will buy books and newspapers. Why read an
article in the newspaper, when the TV news can bring you the information in a few
minutes and with pictures? Why read a novel, when a play on television can tell
you same story with colour, picture and action?
Why read the biographies of famous men and women, when an hour-long
television programs can tell you all that you want to know?
Television has not killed reading, however. Today, newspapers and
magazines are sold in very large numbers. And books of every kind are sold more
than ever before. Books are still a cheap way to get information and entertainment.
Although some books with hard covers are expensive, many books are published
today as paperback books, which are reasonably cheap. A paperback novel, for
example, is almost always cheaper than an evening at the cinema or theatre, and you
can keep a book forever and read it many times.
Books at home are a wonderful source of knowledge and pleasure and
some types of books should be in every home. Every home should have a good
dictionary. Every home should have an atlas of the world, with large clear maps.
It might be expensive, but a good encyclopedia is useful, too, because you can find
information on any subject. In addition, it is useful to have on your bookshelves
other non-fiction books such as history books, science textbooks, cookery books,
books about medicine and health, etc. It is equally important to have some fiction
on your shelves, too. Then you can relax with a good story, or from time to time
you can take a book of poems off your shelves and read the thoughts and feelings
of your favourite poets.
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I Match the words on the left with their definitions on the right
1. ...an article a) a book that is used to study a school subject
2. ...an atlas b) a publication that comes out weekly or monthly
3. ...a biography c) a book with maps of the world
4. ...a novel d) usually a cheap book with a soft cover
5. ...a textbook e) a story about a real person
6. ...a dictionary f) a piece of writing in a newspaper
7. ...a poem g) a book of word definitions
8. ...a paperback h) usually a short piece of writing expressing a deep
feeling or thought
9. ...a magazine i) a story about people who are not real
II Choose the best answer according to the information in the passage

1. Which is easier to get the news from?
a) a newspaper
b) the television
2. Which is usually quicker?
a) to read a biography of a famous person
b) to watch a television programme about a famous person
3. Which is usually cheaper?
a) a paperback
b) an evening at the cinema
4. Which is usually cheaper?
a) a paperback
b)a hardcover book
5. Which is it most important to have in your home?
a) non-fiction books, such as a dictionary and an encyclopedia
b) fiction, such as novels, short stories and books of poems
c) a mixture of both good non-fiction and your favourite fiction.
III Which of the following are non-fiction and which are fiction? Put the
words into the two columns
Atlas, novel, short story, textbook, play, dictionary, encyclopedia, poem.
IV Write a short review of the book you've read and liked very much. Be
sure to mention the title of the book, say a few words about the author,
describe the scene of the action, main characters and ideas.
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SEMESTER II
WRITING
I Find and correct mistakes
1 to brethe, 2 to poor, 3 kemicals, 4 poisones, 5 to consern
II Match the words and word-combinations. One of the words is extra one
1 ecological a) much benefit
2 to take b) substances
3 environmental c) protection
4 harmful d) problems
5 to demand e) speed
6 to get f) one’s time and money
7 to waste g) an apology
h) a breath
III Choose the correct verbs
1. The results of these experiments ... to be very interesting.
a) suppose; b) supposed; c) are supposed; d) is supposed
2. A film about London ... in room 5 now.
a) is shown; b) being shown; c) has been shown; d) is being shown
3. She did not know that she ... by him.
a) was being watched; b) is being watched; c) was watching; d) had been watched
4. If I... free tomorrow I shall have a walk in the park.
a) will be; b) am; c) is being; d) would be
5. The two towns... by a railway next year.
a) connected; b) are connected; c) will be connected; d) will have been connected
6. The article ... that's why I asked him for help.
a) had not been translated; b) was not translated; c) has not been translated; d) was not
being translated
7. The report ...by him yet.
a) is not prepared; b) was not prepared; c) has not been prepared; d) had not been
prepared
IV Open the brackets. Put Gerund, Infinitive or Participle

1. After (get) (know) him better, I regretted (judge) him unfairly.
2. "A job worth (do) is worth (do) well."
3. I should prefer (go) to the cinema rather than (sit) here (listen) to the radio.
4. Don't stand there (do) nothing.
5. He tried (speak) German but found that he couldn't. His attempts at (speak) Spanish
were equally unsuccessful.
6. I tried (cook) eggs and bacon together, and found that this was a much quicker
way of (prepare) a meal.
7. Surely you recollect (he, say) that he would agree to (I, borrow) his car.
8. You know I hate (disappoint) you, but much as I would like (go) out this evening, I
have to finish (decorate) this room.
9. Megan used (think) that a library was a place where books were (buy) and (sell);
now she knows that a library is a place for (lend) and (borrow) books.
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
I Choose the correct answer
1 There are many environmental problems. What are they?
a) land pollution, radioactivity, acid rains
b) hardships and difficulties in life
c) problems of international communication
2 How can we solve environmental problems?
a) people should talk to each other more
b) people should control amount of pollution
d) people should take care of each other
3 Why do environmental problems appear?
a) because there are too many people on the planet
b) because biological balance is being upset
c) because our life became faster
4 What must we do in order to protect the environment?
a) we must eat only fresh food
b) we must have more domestic animals
c) we must use ozone-friendly products
II Answer the questions

1 What environmental problems demand world action nowadays?
2 What is ecology?
3 What is the environment?
4 How can human activities make the environment unhealthy?
5 What pollutes and poisons the air?
III Complete the following conversation

A: What city do you live in?
B: …
A: Is your city clean or polluted?
B: …
A: How many plants are there in your city?
B: …
A: What do you do to keep your city clean?
B: …
IV Speak about one of the following topics

 Ukrainian Scientists
 Environmental Protection in Ukraine
 Your Attitude to Zoos
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SEMESTER I
LISTENING COMPREHENSION
THE THREE WISHES (AN OLD ENGLISH FAIRY TALE)
One winter evening a poor peasant sat near the fire talking with his wife about one
of their neighbours who was a rich man.
"If only I had a little money myself", he said, "I should open my own shop".
"I", answered his wife, "should not be satisfied with that, I should be happy if I lived
in a big house, and then, if I saw people like ourselves, I should help them and try to
make everybody happy. But we are no longer in the time of fairies. If only I could
meet one of them, it would not take me long to decide what to ask of her".
Hardly had she said these words when a beautiful young lady appeared in their room
and told them she was a fairy willing to grant their first three wishes. But she said
they should choose carefully as she could allow them no more than three wishes.
Then the beautiful lady disappeared.
At first the husband and wife were astonished. Then they began discussing the
first wish that it would be best to have. They quarreled for a long time and finally
decided to wish for nothing for a while and put it off till the next day.
The woman looked at the bright fire and said without thinking: "Oh, it would be a
good thing to have a good sausage for our supper". And a long thick sausage fell on
their table. The husband got very angry and began scolding his wife. "Isn't that a
fine wish? You're such a stupid woman! I wish this sausage would stick to your nose!"
This was hardly said when the sausage jumped up and stuck to the poor woman's
face.
The husband understood that he himself had been even more foolish than his wife,
but no matter how he tried he could not tear the sausage off his wife's nose. "If you
had not wished to have this beauty sausage, I should not have wished it to stick to
your nose", said the husband.
Finally they realized that they had only one wish left. They thought for a long time
and agreed to have their last wish. They wished the sausage to fall on the table,
which it did.
I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-” if one is false
1 One spring evening a poor peasant sat near the fire talking with his wife.
2 They were talking about one of their neighbours who was a rich man.
3 They had their own shop.
4 The woman wanted to meet a fairy.
5 A young lady appeared in their room and told them that she was their neighbour.
6 They were astonished.
7 They began to discuss their first wish and were ready to tell about it in ten minutes.
8 They wanted to have supper first of all.
9 The husband understood that he himself had been even more foolish than his wife.
10 Finally they wished to have a beautiful house.
II Choose the correct answer

1) What were they talking about near the fire?
A. about money
B. about a rich man
C. about a poor peasant
D. about winter
2) What would the peasant do, if he had money?
A. buy sausage
B. build a new house
C. open his own shop
D. help poor people
3) What is happiness for a woman?
A. to live in a big house
B. to have a rich neighbour
C. to have a shop
D. to have many wishes
4) Who could help them to become happy?
A. a rich man
B. a stranger
C. a fairy
D. relatives
5) What was a fairy willing to do?
A. to get dinner for them
B. to ask money
C. to sit near the fire
D. to realize their first three wishes
6) What does the word "astonish" mean?
A. to be pleased
B. to surprise
C. to quarrel
D. to satisfy
7) What did the husband and wife do when they heard the fairy's will?
A. they quarrelled with her
B. they decided to wish for something at once
C. decided to put it off till the next day
D. they asked her to sit near the fire
8) How did they feel when they got their first wish?
A. were happy
B. angry
C. frightened
D. hungry
9) What was their first wish?
A. bright fire
B. much money
C. a big house
D. a good sausage
10) What was their last wish?
A. to stick the sausage to the wife's nose
B. to have good appetite
C. to tear the sausage off the wife's nose
D. to fall on the table
III Complete the sentences

1 One winter evening a poor peasant sat near…
2 If only I had a little money myself I should…
3 At first the husband and wife were…
4 And a long thick sausage fell on…
5 Finally they realized that they had only one…
IV Express your attitude to the behaviour of the husband and the wife (8 – 10
sentences)
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SEMESTER I
The Lady or the Tiger?
In the very old times there lived a king, and he was a man of great fancy.
One day an idea came to his mind, and the king decided to modernize the
system of court trial in his kingdom.
For this purpose there was built a big arena with galleries around it. In that
arena the most important criminals were to be put on trial in public. But neither the
king nor anybody of his court was to decide the fate of the accused person. It was
the criminal himself who did it. On an appointed day when all the people had
gathered at the galleries, and the king and his court had taken their places, the
accused person stepped into the arena. On the other side of the arena there were two
doors. The doors were side by side and identical. The accused person was to walk to
those doors and open one of them. If he opened the one, there came out of it a
hungry tiger and tore him to pieces, as a punishment for his crime. At the same
time the sad bells began to clang, and the people with heavy hearts went to their
homes. But if the accused opened the other door, there came out of it a beautiful
lady. And to that lady he was immediately married, as a reward for his innocence. It
did not matter that the accused might already have a wife and children, or a bride;
the king took no notice of such trifles.
Such was the king's method of showing justice.
The king had a daughter whom he loved greatly. She was very beautiful
and, at the same time, she was very conceited. It happened so that she fell in
love with a young man whose social position was not as high as hers. But they
were happy.
One day the king learned about their love. The young man was immediately
put into prison, and a day was appointed for his trial in the king's arena.
On this occasion the most savage tiger was caught and caged behind one
of the doors, and a very beautiful girl was found to stand behind the other door.
The appointed day came. A lot of people gathered at the galleries. The
king and his court were in their places. Then the signal was given, and the
lover of the princess walked into the arena. He bowed to the king and looked
at the princess who was sitting to the right of her father. The princess had
learned the secret of the doors. She knew not only in which room there was
the lady, but also who that lady was. It was one of the most beautiful girls of the
court, and the princess hated her. The princess was very jealous.
When the lover looked at her, he understood that she knew behind which
door was the tiger, and behind which stood the lady. His eyes asked: "Which?"
The question was clear to her, and she had to answer. She raised her hand and
made a slight movement towards the right door. Her lover turned and, without the
slightest hesitation, went to the door on the right.
And now it is for you, dear reader, to decide: did the princess lie or didn't?
Make your decision. But remember, that, on the one hand the princess loved
the young man greatly; but on the other hand she was hot-tempered and jealous.
I Read the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-” if one is false
1 The king decided to modernize the system of court trial in his kingdom.
2 For this purpose there was built a stadium.
3 The accused person stepped into the gallery.
4 If the accused opened the door and a beautiful lady came out, he had immediately
to sing a song for her.
5 The king’s daughter was conceited, hot-tempered and jealous.
6 The princess didn’t know the secret of the doors.
7 The princess’ lover turned and, without the slightest hesitation, went to the door
on the right.
II Find the correct answer

1 What kind of man was a king?
a) a man of great courage
b) a man of great fancy
c) a man of great mind
d) a man of great wit
2 What d i d the king decide to modernize one day?
a) a political system
b) a system of education
c) a system of court trial
d) a system of social assistance
3 What was built for this purpose?
a) a big arena with galleries around it
b) a beautiful palace
c) a new market
d) a new highway
4 Who was to decide the fate of accused person?
a) the trial
b) the government
c) neither the king nor anybody of his court
d) the court
5 Where did the accused person step?
a) into the garden
b) into the palace
c) into the arena
d) into the prison
6 What d i d the accused person have to open?
a) a box on the table
b) a letter in the envelope
c) a door of the arena
d) a window in the palace
III Write synonyms from the text

1 an imaginative man
2 a pretty lady
Ambitious
4 ill-tempered
5 envious
IV Write 10 – 15 sentences about your attitude to the story “The Lady or the
Tiger?”
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SEMESTER I
WRITING (CONDITIONALS)
I Choose the correct answer
1 If you drop the vase my mother … you.
a) punishes b) will punish c) would punish
2 If she … not so slowly she would enjoy the party.
a) were b) is c) will be
3 If we had a chicken we … it.
a) cooked b) would cook c) were cooking
4 If you … my library book I will have to buy a new one.
a) will lose b) lost c) lose
5 If she … you were in hospital she would have visited you.
a) had known b) knew c) would have known
6 If I have a computer I … Computer Studies.
a) would learn b) will learn c) learn
7 If the weather had been nice we … go on excursion.
a) went b) would have gone c) will go
8 If I … you I would visit Jane yesterday.
a) was b) had been c) were
II Put the verbs in the brackets into the correct tenses

1 If he (eat) all that he will be ill.
2 If he had known the whole story he (not be) so angry.
3 If we had more rain our crops (grow) faster.
4 If you (paint) the walls white the room would be much brighter.
5 Ice (turn) the water if you heat it.
6 If she knew that it was dangerous she (not come).
7 I (take) a taxi if I had realised that it was such a long way.
8 The police (arrest) him if they catch him.
III Form the right type of the conditionals
1 If you (go) to bed earlier you (not fee) so tired.
2 If you (come) to my place I (show) you my collection.
3 If I (know) her well I (phone) her at home.
4 If she (not drive) so fast she (not crash).
5 If he (love) her he (stay) with.
IV Translate into English

1 Якщо мій друг складе іспит успішно, ми підемо у кафе.
2 Якби у мене були гроші вчора, я би купив той новий диск.
3 Якби я закінчив писати доклад завтра, я би взяв участь у конференції.
4 Якби я вчився наполегливіше, я склав би іспит без труднощів.
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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
I Divide shops into two groups where we buy products and goods
Confectioner’s, millinery, butcher’s, stationer’s, ironmonger’s, fishmonger’s, fruiters,
hardware, florist’s, chemist’s, grocer’s, greengrocer’s, draper’s, baker’s, jeweler’s.
II Answer the questions

1 Where do you buy sour-cream?
2 What can you say if the shoes hurt you?
3 Where do you pay for your purchases?
4 Where do you go to try a suit on?
5 Can you buy a man’s cap in the millinery?
III Complete the dialogue

C: May I try on those black shoes?
SA:
C: I don’t like them. I’d like to try on those brown shoes.
SA:
C: They don’t hurt me. They are all right. How much are they?
SA:
C: Thank you!
IV Speak on one of the following topics

1 Describe your last visit to the shop.
2 Describe one of the Department Stores in your city.
3 You are shopping in the self-service shop.
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SEMESTER II
JIM THORPE
Jim Thorpe was perhaps the greatest athlete the United States has ever had.
James Francis Thorpe was born on May 28, 1888 in Oklahoma.
First he went to a public school for Indians near his home. In 1904 he entered the
Carlisle Indian School. He did not have enough money to study full-time and had
to interrupt his education several times as he had to earn his living.
The director of athletics at Carlisle was Glenn Warner, a famous athletic coach.
Warner began to train Thorpe for football and track. Jim became the best
American football player. He also competed in baseball, basketball, tennis and
swimming.
In 1912 the Olympic Games were held in Stockholm. Never before in the
history of the Modern Olympics had one man competed in both pentathlon and
decathlon at one meeting of the Olympic Games. Thorpe did this and he won two
gold medals.
According to the rules only amateur athletes can take part in the Olympic
Games. One of the reporters discovered that Thorpe had earned 25 dollars a month
playing baseball during two summer vacations some years before. He was not
therefore an amateur athlete and he had to return his gold medals. The men who
came second in the pentathlon and decathlon refused to take them saying they really
belonged to Thorpe.
Thorpe decided to give up amateur athletics. He became a professional
baseball and football player. He continued to play professional football and
baseball until 1929.
Since 1929 Thorpe had odd jobs: he worked as a laborer in California,
sometimes he played the part of an Indian in movies about the old West.
On March 28, 1953 Thorpe died in the town of Lomita, California, a poor
lonely man not quite 65 years old.
I Agree or disagree
1 Jim Thorpe was the greatest athlete the United Kingdom has ever had.
2 He was born on June 28, 1888 in Oklahoma.
3 He didn't have enough money to study full-time.
4 He had to interrupt his education only once as he had to earn his living.
5 The director of athletics at Carlisle, who began to train Jim, was John Warner.
6 Jim Thorpe became the best American coach.
II Choose the correct answer.

1 Jim went to a public school. . .
A for black people
B for Indians
C for poor people
2 Warner began to train Thorpe for...
A handball and track
B football and track
C football, track and volleyball
3 In 1912 the Olympic Games were held in...
A Sydney
B Strasbourg
C Stockholm
4 Thorpe competed at one meeting of the Olympic games in both pentathlon and
decathlon and won. . .
1 the gold medals
B the silver medal
C the silver medal and the gold one
5 Thorpe had earned 25 $ a month playing ... during two summer vacations some
years before he won his medals.
A football
B baseball
C basketball
6. Thorpe decided to give up amateur athletics because...
A he wanted to become a professional football player
B one of the reporters discovered that he hadn't been an amateur athlete taking
part in the Olympic Games
C he wanted to become a basketball instructor
III Fill in the gaps
1 Jim Thorpe perhaps the greatest athlete the United States…
2 James Francis Thorpe was born on May 28, 1888 in…
3 The director of athletics at Carlisle was Glenn Warner…
4 In 1912 the Olympic Games were held in…
5 Thorpe decided to give up amateur athletics, he became a professional…
IV Give facts proving that Jim Thorpe was one of the best athletes in the
history of sport in the USA (10 sentences)
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SEMESTER II
THE TRIMMED LAMP (after O. Henry)
Lou and Nancy were friends. They came to New York to find work because
there was not enough to eat at their homes. Nancy was nineteen. Lou was twenty. Both
Nancy and Lou were very pretty. Lou found work in a laundry. She was an ironer.
Nancy began to work as a sales-girl.
At the end of six months of their life in the big city, Lou met a young man
named Dan. They soon became good friends. In fact they fell in love with each other.
They went out together several times a week.
"Aren't you cold, Nancy?" Lou asked her friend one evening. They were
standing on the corner waiting for Dan. "I feel sorry for you. Why are you working in
that old store for eight dollars a week? I made eighteen dollars last week! Of course,
ironing is not so pleasant as selling gloves in a store, but it pays. None of the ironers
make less than ten dollars a week. I like my work."
"And I like mine," said Nancy, "even though I make only eight dollars a week.
I like to work in a big store, and to be among beautiful things and nice people. One of
our sales-girls married a steel maker from Pittsburg. He makes a lot of money! You
may be sure I'll catch a millionaire some day! And whom can you marry working in a
laundry?"
"Why, I met Dan in the laundry,'" said Lou. "He came in to get his Sunday
shirt and collars and saw me. I was ironing. Later he said he had noticed my arms
first, how white and round they were. I tell you, some very rich men come to laundries.
Of course if you want to starve and put on airs, do as you like!"
Just then Dan came. He was an electrician, making thirty dollars a week. It
was clear he was in love with Lou, he looked at her with the sad eyes of Romeo.
"Nancy, I want to introduce to you my friend, Mr. Owens. Dan, shake hands
with Miss Danforth," said Lou.
"I'm very glad to meet you, Miss Danforth," said Dan. "I've heard so much
about you from Lou."
"Thanks," said Nancy, "I've heard from her about you, too."
"I have tickets for a theatre," said Dan. "Let's all go." The three of them started
out to have a good time together.
Nancy had no gentlemen friends. Nobody waited for her after work. Some of
the sales-girls joked that she was waiting to "catch a millionaire". "I'll make the
biggest catch in the world, – or nothing at all!" she used to say.
One day, two of the sales-girls who worked with Nancy invited her to have
dinner together with them and their gentlemen friends. The dinner took place in a
fashionable cafe.
One of the gentlemen friends had no hair on his head, – the other wore a
diamond ring and liked neither the food nor the wine.
The next day the gentleman with the diamond ring appeared in the shop and
asked Nancy to marry him. She said 'no'. When he left, one of the girls said to Nancy:
"What a terrible fool you are! That fellow is a millionaire – he is the son of Van
Skittles himself! Are you mad, Nancy? What do you want? Do you want to be a
Mormon and marry Rockefeller and the King of Spain at the same time?"
"I don't want his money," said Nancy "I don't ' like him, that's all! I want to
marry a rich man, that's true. But I also want to like him!"
Lou worked on in the laundry. Out of her eighteen dollars a week she paid six
dollars for her room and board. The rest of the money went for clothes.
When the day's work was over she met Dan who was always waiting for her
outside the laundry.
Sometimes Dan did not like her clothes, they were too bright – he thought –
and in bad taste. But she liked bright clothes, and when people in the streets looked at
her, she liked that very much.
Dan and Lou always asked Nancy to come with them when they went out to
have a good time.
One Saturday afternoon the two girls met, and Lou said: "Dan is always
asking me to marry him. But why should I? I am independent. Now I can do what I
like with the money I make. And if I marry Dan he will not allow me to work. Nancy,
what are your plans for the future? Have you caught your millionaire yet?"
"Not yet," said Nancy with a laugh. "I haven't selected one yet..."
"You are joking, of course," said Lou.
"Millionaires don't notice working girls like us. Still I am sure that I'll catch
one before you do."
Nancy worked on. She watched and studied the rich men and women who
came to the store. She hoped some day to find the man she could marry.
So she kept her lamp trimmed and burning to receive her bridegroom when
he should come.
One Thursday evening Nancy left the store and walked over to the laundry.
Dan and Lou had invited her to go to a musical comedy with them.
Dan was just coming out of the laundry when she arrived. There was a strange
nervous look on his face.
"I hoped to find out something about her. I thought they had heard from her,"
he said. "Heard from whom? What are you talking about?" said Nancy. "Isn't Lou
there?" "I thought you knew everything," said Dan. "She hasn't been here or at the
house where she lived since Monday. She lock all her things from there. She told one
of the girls in the laundry that she was going to Europe."
"Has anybody seen her anywhere?" asked Nancy. Dan looked at her. His gray
eyes were like steel.
"They told me in the laundry," he said, "that they saw her yesterday ... in an
automobile. With one of those millionaires that you and Lou were always talking
about."
For the first time in her life Nancy did not know what to say. Then she laid her
hand on Dan's arm and said:
"You have no right to say such a thing to me, Dan. Do you think that she has
done it because of my jokes about millionaires? I am sorry for you, but I have nothing
to do with it."
"I'm sorry I said it," answered Dan, "Don't be angry with me!"
"I have tickets for a show to-night," he said a moment later. "If you..."
Nancy saw how miserable he was and she felt sorry for him.
"I'll come with you, Dan," she said.
Three-months passed before Nancy saw Lou again.
One evening she was hurrying home from the store. Suddenly somebody
called her name. She turned around and saw Lou who caught her in her arms.
Nancy noticed at once that Lou had become rich. She was very well dressed
and had diamond rings on her fingers.
"You little fool," cried Lou, "I see you are still working in that store. I see you
haven't caught a millionaire yet."
And then Lou looked and saw that Nancy had something better than money,
something that shone brighter than stars in her eyes, something that was redder than a
rose in her cheeks. Happiness!
"Yes, I'm still in the store," said Nancy, "but I am going to leave it next week.
I've made my catch, the best catch in the world. I'm going to be married to Dan... to
Dan! He is my Dan now."
A policeman, going around the corner of the park saw two young women. One
of them, with diamond rings on her fingers was crying like a child. The other, a
simply dressed working girl, was trying to console her. The policeman passed on. He
knew he could not help the one who was crying.
I Do you agree or not?
1 Nancy and Lou came to New York to catch the bridegrooms.
2 The girls did not find any work in New York.
3 Lou found her happiness in New York
4 Nancy envied Lou.
5 When Van Skittles asked Nancy to marry him she agreed at once.
6 Lou was looking forward to marrying Dan.
7 Dan was nervous when he hadn't found Lou.
8 Lou was happier than Nancy.
II Choose the correct answer according to the information in the text.
1 Lou and Nancy came to New York
a) for entertainment; b) to get acquainted with its sights; c) to find work; d) to buy all
the necessary things.
2 Lou and Dan
a) got married on the second day; b) became good friends soon; c) were close
relatives d) met in the theatre.
3 Nancy's dream was
a) to return home; b) to change her boring work; c) to spend all her free time
shopping; d) to catch a millionaire some day.
4 It was clear that Dan was in love with Lou because
a) he brought her flowers every day; b) he looked at her with the sad eyes of Romeo.
c) he asked her to marry him; d) he wanted to be with Lou every minute.
5 Nancy refused to marry the son of Van Skittles because
a) he wasn't rich enough; b) she fall in love with the other man; c) he lived in a small
provincial town; d) she didn't like him.
6 When Nancy met Dan there was a strange nervous look on his face because
a) he had forgotten his wallet at home; b) his mother was seriously ill; c) he hadn't
been able to find out something about Lou; d) he had lost his job.
7 When Nancy saw Lou
a) she learned that Lou was very unhappy; b) she told her about her further marriage.
c) they went to a café; d) she invited her to her new place.
III Choose the right answer

1 Lou:
a) liked her work very much;
b) wanted to catch a millionaire;
c) decided to return home.
2 Dan:
a) wanted to marry Lou as she always told Nancy;
b) was a millionaire who liked spending his free time with poor girls;
c) wasn't an honest man.
3 Nancy:
a) seemed a matter-of-fact sort of girl;
b) had something better than money, something that shone brighter than stars in her
eyes;
c) was very unhappy.
IV Ask Lou, Nancy, Dan any questions you would like (5 questions).
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SEMESTER II
WRITING
I Open the brackets using the necessary form
1 I wish I (to know) Spanish.
2 I wish I (to read) more in future.
3 They wished they (to be) at yesterday's party.
4 I wish I never (to suggest) this idea.
5 We wished we (not to see) this horrible scene again.
6 I wish it (be) warm all the year round.
7 I wish you (to go) skiing with me yesterday: I had such a good time.
II Paraphrase the given sentences using “wish”

1 It's a pity you are ill.
2 He was sorry not to have had enough time to finish his test.
3 It's a pity you didn't send for us last night.
4 What a pity you don't know German.
5 It's a pity we can't reach home before tea-time.
6 The student was sorry he hadn't studied the material better.
III Choose the correct form
1 I … Dick since 1985.

a) hadn't seen; b)didn't seen; c) haven't seen; d) never saw
2 I … a decision yet.
a) haven't made; b)made; c) am making; d) will make
3 I … to the dentist the other day.
a) have gone; b)went c) have been; d) was going
4 I … that you are wrong.
a) am feeling ;b) feel; c) felt; d) have felt
5 Excuse me, but … for someone?
a) do you wait; b)have you waited; c) were you waiting; d) are you waiting
6 People … on the right in Britain.
a) have driven; b) are driving; c) had driven; d) drive
7 When I … Jill yesterday she was cleaning her teeth.
a) Phoned; b)had phoned; c) was phone; d) has phoned
8 By the time I got to the station, the train ...
a) had left; b)was leaving; c) is leaving; d) left
9 I … terrible time last Saturday.
a) had had; b) had; c) has had; d) would have
10 At three o'clock this morning, Eleanor … .
a) studied; b)was studying; c) had studied; d) has been studying
11 Gene … dinner when his friend called.
a) has eaten; b) ate; c) was eating; d) would have eaten
12 I … two tickets for "The Marriage of Figaro".
a) yet bought; b) bought just c) just buy; d) have just: bought
IV Translate into English using “wish”

1 Шкода, що ви прийшли так пізно.
2 Якби я був вільний зараз.
3 Краще ви б відвідали цю виставку.
4 Вона шкодувала, що не розповіла нам цю історію.
5 Він пошкодував, що не прислухався до його поради.
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
I Tell about the most common dishes in Ukrainian cuisine.
II Complete the conversation with a waiter

W: You are being served, aren’t you?
V: …
W: The steak is just to your taste, isn’t it? You have ordered salad for two, haven’t
you?
V: …
W: Do you need the wine list?
V: …
W: Will you have the strawberries with sugar?
V: …
W: Will you eat table d’hote or a la carte?
V: …
III Answer the following questions

1 What do you usually do when you fall ill?
2 What does the doctor do when you have flu?
4 What are the symptoms of flu?
5 Who operates on people?
6 When is one put on sick leave?
IV Suggested topics for conversation:
1 Traditional Ukrainian Cuisine
2 Health Service in Ukraine
3 Sport helps people prepare themselves for life
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SEMESTER II
KEYS:
LISTENING
I 1- , 2-, 3+, 4-, 5-, 6-
II 1B, 2B, 3C, 4A, 5B, 6B
III 1 has ever got, 2 Oklahoma, 3 a famous athletic coach, 4 Stockholm, 5 baseball,
and football player
READING
I 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, 7+, 8-
II 1c, 2b, 3d, 4b, 5d, 6c, 7b
III 1a, 2a, 3b
WRITING
I 1 knew, 2 read, 3 had been, 4 had suggested, 5 had not seen, 6 were, 7 had gone.
II 1 I wish you were not ill.
2 He wished he had had enough time to finish his test.
3 I wish you had sent for us last night.
4 I wish you knew German.
5 I wish we could reach home before tea-time.
6 The student wished he had studied the material better.
III 1c, 2a, 3a, 4b, 5d, 6d, 7a, 8a, 9b, 10b, 11c, 12d.
IV 1 I wish you came earlier.
2 I wish I were free now.
3 I wish you had visited that exhibition.
4 She wished she had not told us this story.
5 He wished he listened to his advice.
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SEMESTER I
CANADA. ITS GEOGRAPHY AND CLIMATE
Canada covers all of the North American continent to the north of the USA except
Alaska and the small French Islands of St. Pierre and Miquelon. It is the second
largest country in the world after Russia. But the population of Canada is not very big
– only 27,4 million people who live mostly in the south of Canada, along the border
of the USA. Canada is bordered by three oceans, the Atlantic, the Arctic, and the
Pacific. The capital of the country is Ottawa.
Canada is a nation in North America composed of two linguistic and cultural
groups: French and English. To these major groups, and to the small native
population of Indians and Eskimos, have been added many thousands immigrants
representing the major European cultures. The two official languages of Canada are
English and French. In the north of the country there are 330,000 Indians and 25,000
Eskimos who are the original peoples of the North , Central and South America. They
have no equal rights with other citizens of the country and they have fought for their
rights for many years.
The interior of the country is a vast plain. The plain extends from the Rocky
Mountains to the Appalachian Mountains. In the north the plain ends in the islands of
the Arctic Ocean. In the south Canada shares the Great Lakes with the United States.
The most admirable sight which attracts tourists from all over the world is the
Niagara Falls. They are on the Niagara River between the Lake Erie and Lake
Ontario.
All parts of the country have cold weather in winter. Winter in Canada lasts from
four to five month with heavy snowfalls. Summer is usually warm, though quite
short.
I. Find true and false sentences
1) Canada is situated in the south of the North American continent.
2) Alaska is included in the territory of Canada.
3) Canada is the second largest country in the world.
4) It is bordered by two oceans: the Atlantic and the Arctic.
5) The population of Canada is over thirty million people.
6) The capital of the country is Ottawa.
II. Fill in the blanks.
1) Canada is a nation in North America composed of two linguistic and cultural
groups: … and … .
2) In the north of the country there are 330,000 … and 25,000 … who are the original
peoples of the North , Central and South America.
3) They have no equal … with other … of the country.
4) The interior of the country is a vast … .
5) In the south Canada shares the … … with the United States.
6) The most admirable sight which attracts tourists from all over the world is the … .
1) Where is Canada situated?
2) What oceans is Canada bordered by?
3) How much is the population?
4) What are the two official languages of the country?
5) Where are the Niagara falls situated?
6) What can you say about the climate of Canada?
IV. Make up a plan to retell the text.

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SEMESTER I
. THE ANGRY FAN
This happened in Australia, during a water-polo game that was one of the main
sports events of the season. There was nothing exciting at the beginning of the game;
but suddenly one of the players jumped out of the water and ran to the referee. He said
that one of the forwards of the other team had bitten him in the leg while he was
swimming under the water.
At first the referee thought that it was some kind of a joke, but when the player
pointed to blood on his leg, he had to believe that it was serious. He called the forward
and asked him why he had done such a strange thing; and though the forward insisted
that he had not bitten anybody, the referee made him leave the game.
They began again, but a few minutes later, two players, one from each team,
climbed out of the water, shouting that somebody had bitten them. There was blood on
both players' legs. The game was stopped, and they began to let the water out of the
pool. When almost all the water was let out, everybody saw a young crocodile at the
bottom of the pool. Somebody had put the crocodile into the pool, but why? The truth
became known when the players returned to their dressing room after the game and
found a letter there.
"I have been a water-polo fan for many years", the author of the letter wrote,
"and I am not satisfied with the way the players seem to act. They have allowed the
game to become slow and uninteresting, and I have decided that I must do something
to make them move faster. I don't think I can do this well myself, and I have decided
that my crocodile will do it better".
I. Put "+" next to the true sentences and "-" next to the false ones.
a) Water-polo is very popular in Australia.
b) The players were very excited at the beginning of the game.
a) One of the players was bitten in the leg.
b) d) It was a joke.
e) There was a crocodile at the bottom.
f) The crocodile was put in the pool in order to kill the best
player of the opposite team.
II. Choose the correct answer.

1. How many water-polo players were bitten by the crocodile?
a) one
b) two
c) three
2. How was the crocodile found?

a) the water was let out of the pool
b) the players put the net into the pool
c) the water was let into the pool
3. Who put the crocodile into the swimming pool?

a) the referee
b) the player
c) the water polo fan
4. What did he do it for?

a) to play a joke
b) to make them move faster
c) to frighten them
5. When did they know the truth?

a) in the afternoon
b) when they returned to their dressing room
c) when they returned to the living room
6. Who could make them move faster?

a) a coach
b) a shark
c) a crocodile
III. Fill in the suitable words
At fast the 1._____ thought that it was some kind of a joke? But when the player
pointed to 2._____ on his leg? He had to 3._____ that it was serious. He called the
4._____ and asked him why he had done such a strange thing; and though the
forward insisted that he had not 5._____ anybody, the referee made him 6._____
the game.
A) Leave D) referee
B) forward E) believe
C) bitten F) blood
IV. Ask 6 questions to the text

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SEMESTER I
WRITING
I. Fill in the blanks.
Lots of children have got a part-time job. As for me I 1_____ as a paper boy. I
2_____ a paper round twice a week, so I 3_____ at 6.30 on Wednesdays and on
Sundays. It 4 _____ me about on an hour.
Sometimes, it 5 _____ me longer on Sundays, because the Sunday papers are
very heavy. My parents (often) 6_____ me any pocket money, but I need it. The
newsagent 7_____ me two pounds a weekday and three pounds on Sundays, so in a
week I 8 _____ five pounds. It 9 _____ certainly nice to have some money in your
pocket. I 10_____ problems with my job but I 11 _____ _____ getting up early or
going out in the rain.
1. A) work 2. A) do 3. A) get up 4. A) take

B) works B) does B)got up B) takes
C) not work C) doesn't C) gets up C) is take
D) not works D) do not D) gots up D) is takes
5. A) take 6. A) do give 7. A) pay 8. A) get
B)takes B) don't give B)pays B) gets
C) is take C) does give C) doesn't pays C) doesn't get
D) is takes D) doesn't give D) don't pay D) don't get
9. A) does 10. A) do have 11. A) like
B)do B) doesn't have B) doesn't like
C)are C)have no C) like not
D)is D) don't have D) don't like
II. Match two parts of the sentences.

1. If you eat more you need a) the extra calories turn into fat
2. If the dog keeps barking b) I will go to the theatre
3. If I were you c) I would make a wish
4. If I have time d) why don’t you buy a computer
5. If I met a fairy one day e) the neighbors will complain
6. If you have enough money f) I would buy these jeans
III. Write sentences using the cues and making necessary changes and
additions.
1) He / prefer / dinner / home.
2) When / she / come / Washington / she / send / telegram.
3) picture postcards/ expensive / plain ones.
4) Where / buy / tinned fruit?
5) What / you / have/ supper / yesterday?
6) two years ago / can (not)/ speak English / nor / French.
IV. Complete the sentences.

1. Your sister used to visit your parents quite often, _____?
a) didn’t she c) doesn’t she
b) wouldn’t she d) hadn’t she
1. I _____ that the students should study more.
a) am feeling c) is feeling
b) feel d) feels
2. How many times _____ (you) to Rome?
a) were c) was
b) have been d) had been
4. Look! ____________ sitting on the wall.
a) There is a kitten c) There a kitten is
b) There is a kitten is d) There is a kitten who are
5. I have no idea ______.
a) who’s book is this c) who’s book this is
b) whose book is this d) whose book this is
6. Nancy tried to get the thread _____ the eye of the needle.
a) to c) in
b) out d) through
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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
I. Change the following sentences onto opposite ones.
1. They say his new play is a complete failure with the public.
2. Every agrees, that X was at the worst yesterday.
3. This play is still on at the Art Theatre.
4. My friend said that he had enjoyed every minute of the play.
5. N’s acting was true to life.
6. When one sits on the front rows one has a good view of the stage.
7. The play was so dull that spectators were bored to death
8. My brother often goes to matinees.
Use the following expressions:

Was bored, artificial, overexcited, greatly impressed, success, night performances,
isn’t on, gallery, bad, the best
II. Be ready to develop ideas on the topic

For or against pop music
For Against
1. new rhythms and styles 1. repeats old styles and rhythms
2. happy and easily caught 2. monotonous beating
3. for younger people 3. primitive and easy forgotten
4. it is their hopes, dreams, joys, 4. primitive emotions
disappointments 5. bits the nervous system
5. overexcited 6. mass hysteria
6. for different tastes 7. to frighten the sharks
7. attracts great masses
of younger people
III. Complete the conversation
1. Do you like to receive letters?
2. ………………………………
1. Are you a good correspondent?
2. ……………………………….
1. On what occasions do we send greetings, and postcards?
2. ……………………………….
1. What different reasons might people have for making stamps collecting
a hobby?
2. ……………………………….
1. Does it have much time to have one’s letter or parcel registered?
2. …………………………………
1. How do we send money?
2. …………………………………..
1. Have you ever sent a telegram be phone?
2. …………………………………..
IV. Speak on the following topics

1. Music in Your Life
2. Institution of higher learning in Ukraine
3. Information about the Earth and other planets
4. Describe the best film you have ever seen.
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SEMESTER II
WRITING
I. Present Simple. Choose the correct variant.
1.A) I not usually have lunch at home.
B) I usually have not lunch at home.
C) I doesn't usually have lunch at home.
D) I usually have lunch at home.
2. A) My friend don't goes to the cinema a lot.
B) My friend not goes to the cinema a lot.
C) My friend goes to the cinema a lot.
D) My friend doesn't goes to the cinema a lot.
3.A) Do his father drive a car very fast?
B) Is his father drive a car very fast?
C) Does his father drives a car very fast?
D) Does his father drive a car very fast?
4.A) Do the shops close at 8 o'clock in the evening?
B) Does the shops close at 8 o'clock in the evening?
C) Do the shops closes at 8 o'clock in the evening?
D) Are the shops close at 8 o'clock in the evening?
5.A) You often play basketball?
B) Do you often play basketball?
C) Is you often play basketball?
D) Are you often play basketball?
6.A) How you often play basketball?
B) How do you often play basketball?
C) How often do you play basketball?
D) How often you play basketball?
II. Means of travelling. Fill in.
A) by B)on C) in D) out of E) off
1.How did you get to London? -... plane.

2.We can't get any more people ..., you'll have to wait for the next bus.
3.It's quicker to go ... foot than to go ... car there.
4.Excuse me, I have to get... at the next station.
5.Since I broke my leg I have to travel... bus because I can't get... the car.
6.When your bus arrives, you get... it. If you want to leave it, you get... it.
7. I usually go back home ... bus. It's much cheaper then going ... taxi.
8. Two men with guns got... the car and went into the shop.
III. Identify errors in the underlined parts of the sentences. There is only one
error in each sentence. Find it.
I. He thinks she is beautiful but I don't agree with her.

A B C
2.I advice, you check all your exam answers before you hand your paper in.
A B C
3.I'd like knowing where you are.
A B C
4.The light didn't work because anyone had taken the bulb.
A B C
5. The tourist have asked a passer-by how far the post office was.
A B C
6. A small boy often stands outside the bicycle shop and gaze at the wonderful
machines in the window.
A B C
7 . Are you always go to bed without getting
undressed?
A B C D
8 . Think, how wonderful that will being when you have tamed me!
A B C
9.What will you be doing this time last year?
A B C
10. He said them that he was going to give up smoking.
A B C
I1.Ice cream was known five hundreds years ago.
A B C
12. Men have no most time to understand anything.
A B C
IV. Complete the sentences.

1. You’d _____ hurry up or else we’ll be late
a) Rather c) better
b) Should d) have to
2. I can hear a noise; I think _____ is outside.
a) Some c) somehow
b) Somebody d) somewhere
3. Jane doesn’t have _____ tonight.
a) many homeworks c) much homework
b) much homeworks d) many homework
4. Have you written _____ names?
a) Everybody c) everybodys’
b) everybody’s d) everybodies’
5. Let me give you _____.
a) an advice c) some advice
b) the advices d) Some advices
6. I don’t like it here. Let’s go somewhere _____.
a) else c)more
b) again d) once
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
I. Choose only positive features of the character:
Arrogant, chatter-box, ambitious, witty, sharp-minded, ill-mannered, promiscuous,
sophisticated, unrestrained, partial, dignified, sulky, patient, just, deceived, sincere,
respectable, gentle
II. Describe:
5. a skillful worker(hardworking, attentive, capable)
6. a person who is successful in the career(clever, ambitious)
7. a person who says lie very often (dishonest)
III. Complete the conversation
1. Does your mother look younger for her age?
2. ……………………………………………..
1. Do you take after your mother (father)?
2. ……………………………………………
1. Who of your classmates has regular feathers?
2. ………………………………………………
2. When do we say that a person looks healthy?
3. ………………………………………………
1. Is there anything peculiar about your friend appearance?
2. ………………………………………………………….
IV Give a personal identification (character sketch) about his or her appearance,

age, likes, dislikes, temperament, disposition.
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SEMESTER II
MARK TWAIN'S FIRST MONEY

Somebody once asked Mark Twain whether he could remember the first
money he ever earned.
"I remember quite well", the famous writer answered. "It happened at
school. Schoolboys in those days had very little respect for their teachers and
even less for their desks. The boys used pens and pencils and even knives to
draw stars and faces, or to write their names on their desks. At last, the
school principal said; 'The next time anybody does such thing, he will have to
pay five dollars, or he will receive a beating in front of the whole school'.
Soon after that, I had to go to my father and ask him to give me five
dollars. I was honest enough to explain that I could agree to receive a beating
instead, but he said: 'No, I can't allow you to connect our name with such things.
So I'll pay the five dollars. But you must suffer for what you have done. I'll give
you the beating here, at home'.
So he beat me, and then gave me the five dollars to take to school. But I
decided that the beating didn't hurt so much, and another beating at school
wouldn't be worse. So I told them to give trie a beating in front of the whole
school, and I kept the five dollars. And that was the first money I ever earned".
I. Put "+" next to the true sentences and "—" next to the false ones.
a) Mark Twain had to work to earn money when he was a
schoolboy.
b) The pupils were punished for drawing and writing on then
desks.
c) The pupils had to pay for the desks they had spoilt.
d) The pupils had to pay money instead of getting a beating
in front of the school.
e) Mark Twain preferred being beaten to paying.
f) He was suffering hard from the beating he had got in front
of the school.
II. Answer the questions

1. What did the boys use their pens, pencils and knives for?
A) to make smth for their friends
B) to play different games
C) to draw or to write on the desks
2. Why did the school principal invent such a strict punishment for student.
A) to make pupils to learn well
B) to stop writing and drawing on the desks
C) to make pupils to do their home task well
3. Why did the boy’s father decide to pay five dollars?
A) he couldn’t allow his son to be beaten in front of the whole school
B) he didn’t want his son to suffer
C) he wanted his son to buy some pens
4. How much money did they have to pay?
A) some dollars
B) five pounds
C) five dollars
5. How did the boy earn the money for the first time?
A) he let him beat
B) he sold food
C) he worked in an office
6. What did he do with the money that father gave him?
A) he spent them
B) he kept them for himself
C) he gave them to his father
III. Give the antonyms to the words

pay
honest
instead
agree
suffer
allow
IV. Ask 6 questions to the text

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SEMESTER II
A CONVERSATION WITH MY FATHER GRACE PALEY
My father is eighty-six years old and in bed. His heart, that bloody motor, is
equally old and will not certain jobs any more. It still floods his head with brainy
light. But won’t let his legs carry the weight of his body around the house. Despite
my metaphors, this muscle failure is not due to his old heart, he says, but to a
potassium shortage. Sitting on one pillow, leaning on three, he offers last minute
advice and makes a request.
“I would like to write a simple story just once more,” he says,” the kind de
Maupassant wrote, or Chekhov, the kind you used to write. Just recognizable people
and then write down what happened to them next
I say, “Yes, why not? That’s possible.” I want to please him, though I don’t
remember writing that way. I would like to try to tell such story, if he means the kind
that begins: “There was a woman…” followed by plot, absolute line between two
points which I’ve always despised. Not for literary reasons, but because it takes all
hope away. Everyone, real or invented, deserves the open destiny of life.
Finally I thought of a story that had been happening for a couple of years right
across the street. I wrote it down, then read it aloud. “Pa,” I said, “how about this? Do
you mean something like this?”
Once in my time there was a woman and she had a son. They lived nicely, in a
small apartment in Manhattan. This boy at about fifteen became a junkie, which is
not unusual in our neighborhood.
In order to maintain her close friendship with him, she became a junkie too. She
said it was part of the youth culture, with which she felt very much at home. After a
while, for a number of reasons, the boy gave it all up and left the city and his mother
in disgust. Hopeless and alone, she grieved. We all visited her.
I. Put "+" next to the true sentences and "-" next to the false ones.
1. My father is an energetic 68-year-old man.
2. He wants his daughter to write a complex epic novel.
3. He likes simple stories with recognizable people.
4. I will write him a simple story.
5. The woman’s boy was 10 years old.
6. Her son left her wealthy and well cared for.
II. Circle the correct letter
1. My father spends his time in …
a) bed; b) church; c) the cafes; d) pain and sufferings
2. His heart is weak but has not reduced the follow of blood …
a) to his legs; b) to his strong arms and shoulders; c) to his head; d) to his liver
3. He thinks I write simple stories like …
a) Shultz and Dilbert; b) Bulgakov and Shevchenko; c) Chekhov or de
Maupassant; d) Chekhov and Marquis de Sade
4. I was … to write a simple story for my father.
a) unwilling; b) eager; c) saddened; d) unable
5. The woman and her son lived in …
a) Sumy; b) Poland; c) Manhattan; d) Washington D. C.
6. The boy became a junkie, which was … where we lived.
a) common; b) uncommon; c) looked down upon; d) held in high esteem
III. Fill in the blanks

Once in my time there was a woman and she had a son. They lived 1_____,
in a small apartment in Manhattan. This boy at about fifteen became a 2_____,
which is not 3_____ in our neighborhood.
In order to 4_____ her close friendship with him, she became a junkie too. She
said it was part of the 5_____culture, with which she felt very much at home.
After a while, for a number of reasons, the boy gave it all up and left the city and
his mother in 6_____. Hopeless and alone, she grieved. We all visited her.
1.nicely 2.unusual 3. youth
4. disgust 5. junkie 6. maintain
IV. Make up 5 questions of different types.
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SEMESTER I
“DEAR MOM, YOU'RE RUINING ME" Jean Van Leeuwen
Dear mom,
I am working very hard on cleaning my room. But I want to go to Katy's this afternoon
to work on our Halloween costumes. Can I finish tomorrow? I would get up early and do it
before breakfast and I'll do a good job. Please? Write back.
Love, The Prisoner in Tower # 3
Dear Prisoner,
No.
Love, Mom.
For days a time Sam's mother never came up to her room. And then one day Sam
would come home from school and find the Condemned sign on her doorknob. Her
mother had made the sign. It said: THIS ROOM IS CONDEMNED.
ITS OWNER MAY NOT GO ANYWHERE OR DO ANYTHING UNTIL THE
PREMISES ARE RESTORED TO NEETNESS. In other words, Sam was
grounded until she cleaned her room.
It wasn't fair. She was always getting the Condemned sign. Bradley hardly ever
did. And his room was really disgusting, with posters of rock stars and basketball
stars and movie stars wearing tiny bikinis covering every inch of his walls, and even
suspended from the ceiling. But, her mother pointed out, his floor was clean. And his
desk. That was all she cared about.
Sam had been imprisoned in her room for three hours now. She sat on the floor,
looking at everything she was supposed to be putting away. It was possible she might
be there all day.
There were her clothes, piled high on her chair and overflowing onto the floor.
Assorted shoes. An umbrella from when it rained on Tuesday. Library books.
Magazines with pictures of adorable teen-movie stars that Rebecca had lent her. Her
piano music from yesterday's lesson. And odds and ends of junk: nail polish
remover, cotton balls, a tennis-ball, wadded-up notes from Katy, rocks from rock
collection they were making for science, pencil stubs, gum wrappers. And about
twenty crumpled tissues.
The thing to do, Sam decided, was sort everything into piles. A pile of dirty
laundry, a pile of her dresser drawers, a pile to throw away. That was how her
father, the organization man, would do it.
She sighed. It was conceivable she could be imprisoned in her room all week-end.
She decided to paint her finger nails instead.
1. Sam was a schoolgirl.
2. She was the only child in the family.
3. The above mentioned episode occurred in winter.
4. Sam was put into prison.
5. Sam was often punished by her mother for the constant disorder in her room.
6. Sam's mother was abusive and aggressive.
II. Choose the correct variant
1. As a punishment the girl was not allowed to: a) visit her friend; b) attend the party;
c) leave the room until it is cleaned.
2. Sam wanted to go to Katy's because she wanted: a) to prepare costumes for
the party; b) to gossip about their classmates; c) to do homework together.
3. Bradley was fond of: a) basketball stars; b) rock, movie and basketball stars;
c) posters of stars.
4. The mother didn't scold Bradley because:
a)she liked Bradley more than Sam; b) he was physically handicapped; c) the floor in
his room was always clean.
5. Sam's clothes were:
a) scattered around the room; b) piled on her chair, c)kept in a wardrobe.
6 Concerning her possessions lying on the floor Sam's decision was:
a) to sort everything into piles; b) to throw everything away; c) to put everything into
her dresser drawers.
a) humorous; b) tragic; c) dramatic.
1. What sign did Sam see on her doorknob?
2. Why did Sam think that it wasn’t fair?
3. What was Sam doing in her room?
4. What kinds of things were there on the floor?
5. What did she decide to do first?
6. What did she do at the end of the story?
IV. Make up six questions of different type to the text.

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LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST SEMESTER I
THE DISCOVERY OF DINOSAURS
Less than two hundred years ago, no one ever dreamed there was such a thing as
dinosaur. Today, everyone knows about dinosaurs. They are especially popular with
children. Even young children who can barely write their own names are often
familiar with such dinosaur names as Tyrannosaurus, Stegosaurus, and Triceratops.
People have known of dinosaurs for only about 150 years. Before then, no one
dreamed there had ever been such creatures. The word “ dinosaur” didn’t even exist.
Anyone who chanced to dig up a fossil dinosaur bone or tooth might have thought it
had come from an elephant – or perhaps from a dragon or giant! There were few if
any people who could look at a bone and tell what sort of animal it had come from.
But by 150 years ago there were a good many scientists who could examine a bone
or a tooth and tell exactly what kind of animal it had come from. Some of these man
were very interested in the fossil remains of ancient animals. And they began to
discover a number of fossils that they knew had come from reptiles – scaly skinned
creatures such as lizards, snakes and crocodiles. But most reptiles of today are rather
small, and these fossil reptile bones and teeth were enormous!
In a book written in 1824, an Englishman named William Buckland described a
huge fossil jaw that had been dug up near an English town. He called this creature
Megalosaurus, which means “ giant lizard ”. It was the first dinosaur to be named.
During the next few years, fossils of other ancient reptiles were found and named.
Scientists now realized that a great many different kinds of giant reptiles must have
lived long ago. A name was needed for these reptiles, just as there is a name for
every other group of animals that are alike. In 1841, the English scientist Richard
Owen suggested these huge, terrible-seeming reptiles should be called dinosaurs. The
word was made up from Greek words “deinos “, which means “terrible”, and sauros”,
which means “lizard”. As it turned out, this really wasn’t good name, because
dinosaurs were not lizards.
I. Say if the sentence true or false
1) People have known of dinosaurs for about 150 years.
2) Three hundred years ago there were few people who could tell what sort of animal
the bones belonged to.
3) By 150 years ago the scientists learned to tell exactly what kind of animal it had
come from.
4) The first dinosaur to be named was Triceratops.
5) William Buckland was the first man to name the creature Megalosaurus.
6) The word “dinosaur” was suggested by Richard Owen
II. Complete the sentences.

1) The word … didn’t even exist.
a) thesaurus; b) dinosaur; c) jigsaw d) creature
2) These fossil reptile bones and teeth were … !
a) anomalous; b) great; c) enormous; d) normal
3) William Buckland described a huge fossil … that had been dug up near an English
town.
a) jaw; b) skeleton; c) bone; d) leg
4) He called this creature Megalosaurus, which means “ giant … ”.
a) elephant; b) crocodile; c) bird; d) lizard
5) A … was needed for these reptiles.
a) title; b) name; c) kind; d) surname
6) The word was made up from … words.
a) Latin; b) Italian; c) German; d) Greek.

1) For how much time have people known of dinosaurs?
2) Who named the first dinosaur?
3) When and where was it?
4) Who suggested he name for that group of animals?
5) How was the word “dinosaur” created?
6) Why wasn’t it a very good name for the animals?
IV. Make up and write down a plan to retell the story

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SEMESTER I
SPEAKING
I. Choose the correct answers.

1. Did you celebrate the New Year with your family?
a)Yes, you did. B)Yes, we always celebrate it together. c) Fine, thanks.
2. Do you celebrate St Valentine's Day at school?
a)Yes, and it's really exciting. b)With my classmates. c) On the 14th of February.
3. Have you already sent the greeting cards?
a) Of course, I have. b) No, not already. c) Yes, sometimes.
4. Excuse me, I'm a foreigner, and I cannot speak Ukrainian.
a)I also cannot speak Ukrainian. b) Nice to meet you. c) OK. I speak English. How
can I help you?
5. Did you tell anybody about it?
a)No, I didn't tell nobody. b) Of course not. c) Was it interesting?
6. Do you mind if I ask you a question?
a)OK. What would you like to ask? b) OK. I'm glad to hear that. c) Yes, please.
II. Make up questions to your partner using the cues.

1. What/telephone number?
2. How far/live?
3. How/get/railway station?
4. What/date/your birth?
5. Can/spell/name?
6. Have/English books/library?
7. What book/reading?
8. What kind of books/read?
III.Complete the following conversation. Imagine a foreigner in
Kyiv asks you to help him.
IN THE STREET
Foreigner: Excuse me. I'm a stranger in Kyiv and I've lost my way. Can you,
please, tell me the way to the centre of the city?
Passer-by: ...
F: Yes, where do I go then?
P: ...
F: Wouldn't it be better for me to go by bus?
P: ...
F: Thank you. And where is the bus stop?
P:
F: Will it take me long to get there?
P: ...
F: What places of interest are worth seeing here?
P: ...
F: No, I've never been there. Thank you very much.
P: ...
IV. Describe the place, the people, and the situation in the picture. Say where
the people are, what they are doing. Make up a conversation between the
people in the picture. (Hotel reservation.)
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SEMESTER I
WRITING
1.Complete the sentences
1)After failing his driving test four times, he finally … trying to pass.
a) gave in; b) gave off; c) gave away; d) gave up
2) I … all of the questions correctly since I began this grammar exercise.
a) am answering; b) answer; c) have answered; d) had answered
3) I have my English class … Monday morning.
a) in; b) at; c) for; d) on
4) I was late. The teacher … the test when I … to class.
a) has already given, got; b) had already given, got; c) has already given, get;
d) was already giving, get
5) They can’t have … more strawberries. I want … to make jam.
a) some, any; b) no, some; c) any, any; d) any, some
6) Nothing was stolen, … ?
a) was it; b) wasn’t anything; c) wasn’t it; d) was anything
2.Fill in the appropriate grammar forms

1) I put 5 pound note into one of my books: but next day it ( take) me ages to find it
because I (forget) which book I ( put) it into.
2) You are too young to understand. I ( explain) it to you when you (be) older.
3) I thought my train (leave) at 14.33, and (be) very disappointed when I ( arrive) at
14.30. and (learn) it just (leave).
4) Before trains were invented people used (travel) on horseback or in stagecoaches.
5) We (have) a drink with Peter tonight. (He has invited us). It’s his last night: he
(leave) tomorrow.
6) Railway notice: Passengers ( modal verb) be in possession of a ticket.
3. Read each sentence carefully. Then, select the appropriate
adjective from the list and write it in the blank.
Rocky, eventful, silk like, careless, metallic, yearly.
1) The … cost of the insurance is $452.
2) Polyester is a … material.
3) Saturday was certainly an … day.
4) The car was badly damaged on the … road.
5) Sheila made some … mistakes on her income tax.
6) She liked silver and other colours
4. Think of any famous product or thing advertised nowadays.

Write the slogan of the commercial and ways that are used to
make customers buy the product or thing.
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SEMESTER II
In Britain censorship of videos is much stricter than in many other European

countries. And it might be even stricter in future, especially with violent. Soon, it may
be difficult to hire films like Reservoir Dogs on video in Britain. Film censors are
worried that young people might copy screen violence.
In England last year, a ten-year-old and eleven-year-old killed two-year-old boy.
Many people blamed a famous horror film. The two boys copied many of the violent
scenes in the film when they attacked their victim.
A recent investigation showed that many young, violent criminals watch violent
films. However, this does not mean that there is a definite connection. Millions of
other people also watch them, but not perform violent crimes.
In the USA, a boy dropped a bowling ball from a bridge onto cars on motorway
and killed someone after he saw it on “Beavis and Butt-Head”. A mother blamed this
programme when her son started a fire, which killed his sister. But don’t young
people know the difference between reality and fiction? The producers of the
programme say that the audience know that the two characters are “crazy”, but prefer
“Beavis and Butt-Head” to cartoons with moral messages because they are original
and funny.
Countries vary in their opinion of video violence. Spain and Portugal have almost
no limitations for the cinema or video. France has no limitations for videos.
In England “Die Hard 2” was a certificate 15 but the film censors cut out the most
violent scenes. In France, there was no age limitation and it was possible to see the
entire film.
Many film producers believe that too much censorship might destroy the film
industry. What do you think?
I. Find true and false statements

1) In most European countries there’s no censorship on videos.
2) censorship in Great Britain is very strict.
3) Violent films on TV cause violence in reality.
4) Teenagers sometimes cannot see the difference between reality and fiction.
5) The film producers think that too strict censorship might destroy the film industry.
6) Parents may not be worried about the quality and content of the films their kids
watch on TV.
II. Complete the sentences.
1) Film censors are worried that young people might copy screen … .
a) fights; b) violence; c) kisses; d) movements
2) A recent … showed that many young, violent criminals watch violent films.
a) discussion; b) investment; c) research; d) investigation
3) But don’t young people know the difference between reality and … ?
a) fiction; b) fantasy; c) film; d) flowers
4) France has no limitations for … .
a) music; b) films; c) videos; d) clips

5) Countries vary in their opinion of video … .
a) cruel scenes; b) murders; c) fights; d) violence.
6) Spain and … have almost no limitations for the cinema or video.
a) Ukraine; b) Portugal; c) Peru; d) Germany.
1) Why can the censorship become stricter in Great Britain?
2) Why do people prefer to watch “Beavis and Butt-Head”?
3) What countries don’t almost have censorship?
4) What might destroy film industry?
IV. Ask 6 questions of different type to the text.

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SEMESTER II
WRITING
1. Choose correct answer.
1) My mother was … of making a cake when front door bell rang.
a) at the center b) on her way c) in the middle d) halfway through
2) … you do better work than this, you won’t pass the exam
a) Although b) If c) Unless d) When
3) If you want to join the history society, you must first … this application form.
a) make up b) write down c) fill in d) do up
4) He has just taken an examination … History.
a) on b) about c) for d) in
5) The police have asked that … who saw the accident get in touch with them.
a) somebody b) someone c) one d) anyone
6) It was impossible for her to tell the truth so she had to … a story.
a) invent b) combine c) manage d) lie
2.Here are fifteen pairs of words. One words functions as a noun

while the other one as an adjective. Write each word in the proper
column.
Ease, heroic, fame, foolish, care, supplement, troublesome, wooden,
statuesque, comfort, truthful, famous, traditional, Texas, comfortable,
death, statue, tradition, action, heroism, easy, truth, active,
supplementary, careless, trouble, Texan, wood, fool, deathly.
Nouns: Adjectives:
3. Find the mistakes in the sentences and correct them.

1)“Aeneid”, a masterpiece of national humour, written in colloquial Ukrainian
language.
2) I don’t know when “Aeneid”, written by I Kotlyarevsky, was first publishing.
3) Nobody couldn’t show me the way to the Art Gallery.
4) Nothing was never written in the newspaper about the new play.
5) We went either to the museum nor to the theatre last week.
6) We couldn’t buy tickets nowhere.
4. Choose and write on the theme of the two topics. Use about 100
words.
1) You are going abroad, but you haven’t decided yet which way of
travelling to choose. Write about the advantages and
disadvantages of air travel in your letter to an English-speaking
friend.
2) Describe the area where you grew up in a way that would help a
tourist to decide whether or not to visit it.
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SEMESTER II
MOTHER TERESA
Mother Teresa was a simple nun. She never wanted to be famous, but everyone in
the world knew who she was. She received many important awards. She travelled
around the world to accept them. She asked people for help. Then she gave
everything to the poor.
Mother Teresa was born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in 1910 in what is now
Macedonia. She was the youngest of three children. Agnes's father died when she
was a child. Her mother made dresses to support the family. Agnes's mother also
liked to do charity work, such as visiting the sick. Agnes often went with her, and
she enjoyed helping these people. She was a good and religious girl.
Even as a child, Agnes wanted to be a nun. When she was 18 years old, she joined a
group of nuns in Darjeeling, India. There, she chose the name Teresa. Then she
went to Calcutta to work at St. Mary's School. The school was in a convent. Sister
Teresa lived in the convent and worked at the school for 20 years. She eventually
became the principal. During all those years, Sister Teresa was always concerned
about how other people lived. The convent had clean buildings and beautiful lawns.
But outside the convent, the streets were dirty and crowded and full of very poor
people.
One day in 1946, Sister Teresa was riding on a train to Darjeeling. She looked out of
the window and saw dirty children. They were wearing rags and sleeping in
doorways. Sick and dying people were lying on filthy streets. She loved her work at
the school, but she realized that other people needed her help more. At that moment,
she believed God sent her a message. She decided to go to work with the poor.
Two years later, Sister Teresa left the convent. First, she went to a hospital to learn to
take care of sick people. After three months, she was ready to live with the poor and
the sick. One day, she saw a group of poor children and called them to her. She told
them she was going to open a school. The school had no roof, no walls, and no
chairs. On the first day, only five students came. She used a stick to write lessons in
the dirt.
Several months later, Sister Teresa had many students. Everyone in Calcutta knew
about her. A friend let her use part of his house for the school. She taught the
children language and math. She also taught them how to keep clean and stay
healthy. Soon, other nuns came to help her. Sister Teresa was happy that they wanted
to join her. But she told them that life with her was not easy. She said that everyone
had to wear the same clothes — white cotton saris. She wanted all the nuns to look
like the poor people in India.
In 1948, Sister Teresa started her own group of nuns. They were called the
Missionaries of Charity. She was their leader, so they called her "Mother" Teresa.
The nuns lived in the slums with people who were poor, dirty, and sick. It was hard
work and the days were long. But many young nuns came from around the world to
join Mother Teresa.
One day, Mother Teresa saw an old woman in the street. She took her to a
hospital. They refused to help the woman because she was poor. Mother Ter esa
decided to open a place for the sick and the dying. Later, she started homes for
children without families. She also started clinics. Over the years, news of her work
spread around the world. Many people sent her donations of money. Others came to
work with her in India or other places. By 1990, the Missionaries of Charity were
working in 400 centres around the world.
Over the years, Mother Teresa received many great awards, such as the Nobel
Peace Prize. But she always said her greatest reward was helping people. Her
message to the world was, "We can do no great things — only small things with
great love". She died in 1997 at the age of 87. The whole world mourned her death.
1. True or False Statements

1. Everyone in the world knows who Mother Teresa was.
2. Agnes chose the name Teresa when she joined a group of nuns in India.
3. Sister Teresa had worked at St. Mary's school for 20 years and eventually
became a principal.
4. Sister Teresa was rarely concerned about the convent where the school
was.
5. She decided to go to work with the poor because she didn't like her
work at school.
6. Sister Teresa was the only nun in the school she opened.
2. Multiple Choice Questions

1. Mother Teresa became famous because she...
A. started a hospital; B. was a good teacher; C. knew everything about everybody;
D. lived her life to help others.
2. When Agnes was 18 years old, she went to...
A. Macedonia. B. Mexico; C. India. D. Indonesia.
3. Sister Teresa lived and worked in the convent in Calcutta for...
A. two years; B. twelve years; C. twenty years; D. twenty two years.
4. Right after Sister Teresa had left the convent, she...
A. went to hospital to learn to take care of sick people; B. went to Calcutta; C.
travelled around the world to accept awards; D. went to St. Mary's School.
5. Sister Teresa decided to work with the poor...
A. when she did charity with her mother; B. when she saw sick and dying people
lying on dirty streets; C. when she asked people for help; D. when she opened her
school.
6. Mother Teresa's first school...
A. taught religious subjects only; B. was very small and simple; C. wasn't liked by
the people of Calcutta; D. had clean buildings and beautiful lawns.
3. Complete the sentences.
1) She never wanted … , but everyone in the world knew who she was.
2) Even as a child, Agnes wanted to be … .
3) During all those years, … Teresa was always concerned about how other
people lived.
4) First, she went to … to learn to take care of sick people.
5) She also taught them how to keep … and stay … .
6) By 1990, the Missionaries of … were working in 400 centres around the
world.
4. Make up four questions of different type to this text.
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SEMESTER II
SPEAKING
1. Choose the correct answers.
1. How are you getting on?

a)Nothing to boast of.
b) I am not getting on.
c)Early in the morning.
2. You enjoyed the play, didn't you?
a)Yes, you did.
b) No, I didn't.
c) Neither did I.
3. Will you be able to do this exercise?

a) I'm afraid it's impossible.
b) I'm afraid I will.
c) I'm afraid to do this exercise.
4. Thank you for inviting me to the party.

a)Will you invite me?
b) Here you are.
c)Oh, the pleasure was all mine.
5. What's the charge for a registered air-mail letter?

a) Sorry, I don't know.
b) Over there, into the mail-box.
c) About three or four days.
6. Excuse me, sir. I want to get to the hotel "Mir". Am I in the right bus?
a) No, not to the right. Turn left.
b) Yes, I'm going right up that way myself.
c) I don't want to speak to you right now.
2. Make up questions to your partner using the cues.

1. What/best theatre?
2. Ukrainian playwrights/like?
3. Youth Club/near?
4. prefer/travelling?
5. stay/hotel/cottage?
6. What sport/go in for?
7. ever/participate/competitions?
8. What/best Ukrainian teams?
3. Complete the following conversation. Imagine you are going to stay at a hotel
in England.
AT A HOTEL
Receptionist: Good afternoon. Can I help you? Visitor: ...
R: Do you have a reservation with us? V:...
R: Your name, please? V: ... R: OK. Let me see. You have a reservation for a single
room.
Is that correct? V: ...
R: Have you already decided how many nights to stay? V: ... R: 65 dollars per
night.
V . ...
R: Of course you may. Any time.
V: ...
R: You're welcome.
4. Describe the place, the people, and the situation in the picture. Say where
the people are, what they are doing. Make up a conversation between the people in
the picture. (Hotel reservation.)
СПИСОК ВИКОРИСТАНИХ ДЖЕРЕЛ
1. Готуємося до зовнішнього незалежного тестування: Збірник тестових

завдань з англійської мови. – Тернопіль: Мандрівець, 2007.- 108 с.
2. Державний освітній стандарт базової і повної середньої освіти // Іноземні
мови № 1, 2004.
3. Кіктенко Т.М. Англійська мова. Тести з читання та аудіювання. 5-11 класи. –
Х.: ТОРСІНГ ПЛЮС, 2005.- 48 с.
4. Коновал З.Й., Адамовська Л.М. Англійська мова. Збірник диктантів, текстів
для переказів та аудіювання. 7-11 класи. – Тернопіль: Навчальна книга,
2001.- 80 с.
5. Концепція навчання іноземної мови у середній загальноосвітній 12-річній
школі // English № 6, 2004.
6. Кропачова О.П. Тести для тематичного оцінювання навчальних досягнень
учнів за видами мовленнєвої діяльності шкіл з поглибленим вивченням
англійської мови до НМК „Welcome to English Study” (автор О.Д. Карп'юк). –
Тернопіль: Видавництво Карп'юка, 2005.- 48 с.
7. Програма для спеціалізованих шкіл з поглибленим вивченням іноземної
мови, Київ „Перун”, 1998.
8. Програма для шкіл з поглибленим вивченням англійської мови ( 1-12
класи ) // Іноземні мови: Стратегічні документи, 4 / 2005.

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5 КЛАС

II. Finish the sentences with the suitable words.

III. Answer the question

I. Write the correct name:

II. True or False

III. Answer the questions.

IV. Describe your favourite season and weather.

I. Choose word to complete the sentences

II. Complete the dialogue using the phrases in the box

a bar of chocolate …35p.

III. Answer these questions

IV. Speak on one of the following topics

III. Write degrees of comparison

IV. Open the brackets

“And do not stop on your way there”.1 – И не останавливайся по дороге.

III. Fill in the suitable words.

IV. Write your opinion.

I. Choose the correct answer

II. Write 3 forms of the irregular verbs

III. Fill in preposition

IV. Open the brackets

1. Yesterday I ( to get up ) early.

I. Find true and false statements.

III. Complete the sentences

II. Choose the correct answer

III. Answer the questions

II. Put the words in the correct order to make up sentences.

III. Open the brackets.

IV. Fill in the necessary prepositions.

III. Answer the questions.

IV.Describe the sights of interest in London using the following

II. Fill in the suitable words.

III. Answer the questions.

I. Say if the sentence is true false:

I I . Answer the questions.

READING COMPREHENSION TEST

II. Put the events in the correct order

Task 1. Circle the odd word.

Task 4. Tell about:

Task 1. Say if the sentences are true or false (T/F)

1) An Arab had four sons whom he dearly loved.

II. Answer the questions

III. Complete the table. Then, about Diana , as in the example.

Name : Diana Frances Spencer

IV. Speak on such topics:

LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST

II Choose the correct answer

II Choose the best answer according to the information in the passage

IV Open the brackets. Put Gerund, Infinitive or Participle

II Answer the questions

III Complete the following conversation

IV Speak about one of the following topics

II Choose the correct answer

III Complete the sentences

II Find the correct answer

III Write synonyms from the text

II Put the verbs in the brackets into the correct tenses

IV Translate into English