Суурь боловсролын Нийгмийн ухааны нэгдмэл агуулгын тест

I. Choose the correct answer.

1. This football match is ……..we have ever played.
A. the worst- -B. the worse - -C. bad - -D. badly-
2. Lucy wakes up ……..
A. the earliest .- -B. earliest- -C. early - -D. the early-
3. Adrian is …….. person in our office.
A. friendly - -B. the friendliest- -C. friendlier- -D. more friendly-
4. Robert said, "I want to renew my domain."
A. Robert said that I want to renew my domain.- -B. Robert said that he wanted to renew his domain.- -C. Robert said
that he will renew his domain.- -D. Robert said that he renews his domain.-
5. The pupils ……..for their exam yesterday evening at 7 o’clock.
A. were studying - -B. have studied - -C. had studied - -D. studied-
6. The boy has ……..off the bike.
A. fall - -B. felt- -C. fell- -D. fallen-
7. He ……..just ……..out.
A. has/go - -B. have/gone- -C. has/gone- -D. have/go-
8. My grandmother has ……..weight.
A. lost - -B. lose- -C. losing - -D. be lost-
9. The sun …….. . It’s time to go.
A. rose - -B. rises- -C. has rose- -D. has risen-
10. She ……..his teeth yet.
A. hasn’t brushed - -B. haven’t brushed- -C. hasn’t brush- -D. doesn’t brush-
11. ……..you already ……..your work?
A. have / finish - -B. have / finished- -C. do / finish- -D. have / been finishing-
12. She ........dinner yet.
A. hasn’t made - -B. doesn’t make- -C. didn’t make- -D. haven’t made-
13. Jack ……..badminton every week when he was young.
A. used to play - -B. uses to play- -C. used play- -D. is using to play-
14. When she was younger, she ……..for long walks in the countryside.
A. use to go - -B. used to go- -C. used go- -D. using go-
15. I ........go to the beach every day when I was a child.
A. use to - -B. am using to- -C. used to- -D. used-
16. Susan ........drink milk when she was young.
A. used - -B. uses- -C. used to- -D. will use-
17. What ........you use to wear at school when you were young?
A. did .- -B. do - -C. are- -D. have-
18. Did they ........go to the cinema?
A. used to - -B. use- -C. used- -D. use to-
19. I didn’t ........play tennis.
A. use to - -B. uses to- -C. used to- -D. use-
20. My travel bag is ........than yours
A. light - -B. lighter- -C. more light- -D. lightly-
21. Who has ……..job in our family?
A. easy - -B. more easy- -C. the easiest- -D. easily-
22. I think studying mathematics is …………….than learning English.
A. difficult - -B. the difficult- -C. more difficult- -D. most difficult-
23. My brother ……..eaten my cakes.
A. have - -B. has - -C. is having - -D. is-
24. We…………… for 8 hours.
A. has been working- -B. have been working- -C. has working- -D.have working-

25. They ……..a lot of food recently.

A. have prepared .- -B. prepared - -C. prepare- -D. are preparing-
26. The boys ……..many problems.
A. have given - -B. has given- -C. giving- -D. given-
27. Do you think physics is ……..than chemistry?
A. the most useful - -B. the more useful - -C. more useful - -D. useful-
28. He is the ……..at math.
A. good - -B. better- -C. best- -D. the good-
29. This story is the ……..I have ever heard.
A. interesting - -B. more interesting- -C. most interested- -D. most interesting.-
30. The Sun is ……………. planet from the Earth.
A. furthest .- -B. the further- -C. the furthest- -D. far-
31. The instructor told us: “Hold position for 10 seconds.”
A. The instructor told us to held position for 10 seconds.- -B. The instructor told us to hold position for 10 seconds.- -
C. The instructor told us hold position for 10 seconds.- -D. The instructor told us held position for 10 seconds.-
32. They said, "We are going ice-skating".
A. They said that they went ice-skating.- -B. They said that we were going on ice-skating.- -C. They said that they are
going ice-skating.- -D. They said that they were going ice-skating.-
33. Susan said, "They aren’t listening to me"
A. Susan said that they weren’t listening to her.- -B. Susan said that they weren’t listening to me.- -C. Susan said that
they were listening to her.- -D. Susan said that they were listening to me.-
34. He told us: “I’ll send you a postcard.”
A. He told us that I would send us a postcard.- -B. He told us that he would send you a postcard.- -C. He told us that
he would send us a postcard.- -D. He told us that he will send us a postcard.-
35. She said: “I do aerobics, at the weekends.”
A. She said that she does aerobics at the weekends.- -B. She said that she did aerobics at the weekends.- -C. She said
that I do aerobics at the weekends.- -D. She said that I did aerobics at the weekends.-
36. He told us: “Don’t run fast.”
A. He told us not run fast.- -B. He told us run not fast.- -C. He told us to not run fast.- -D. He told us not to run fast.-
37. Robert said: “I don’t go to the gym very often.”
A. Robert said that he doesn’t go to the gym very often.- -B. Robert said that he didn’t go to the gym very often.- -C.
Robert said that I didn’t go to the gym very often.- -D. Robert said that he wasn’t going to the gym very often.-
38. Teacher told the students: “Don’t be late.”
A. Teacher told the students not to be late.- -B. Teacher told the students to not be late.- -C. Teacher told the students
not be late.- -D. Teacher told the students be not late.-
39. She said: “I go jogging every morning.”
A. She said that I went jogging every morning.- -B. She said that she went jogging every morning.- -C. She said that
she goes jogging every morning.- -D. She said that she is going jogging every morning.-
40. The boy needs ……..balls for that activity.
A. white cotton small - -B. white small cotton- -C. cotton white small- -D. small white cotton-
41. Athens is ............... city, which was built thousands of years ago.
A. an old beautiful big - -B. a beautiful old big- -C. an beautiful big old - -D. a big old beautiful-
42. Mary's husband gave her a ……..bag.
A. new black French - -B. French black new- -C. new French black- -D. black French new-
43. There are two ……..dresses in her closet.
A. red beautiful long - -B. beautiful red long - -C. beautiful long red - -D. long beautiful red-
44. I bought a ……..car.
A. nice big black - -B. black big nice - -C. nice black big - -D. big black nice-
45. Sara is wearing …….. T-shirt.
A. a new grey cotton - -B. a new cotton grey - -C. a new cotton grey- -D. a cotton grey new-
46. Portuguese ……..in Brazil.
A. is speak - -B. is spoke - -C. is spoken - -D. is being spoken-
47. The company website ……..frequently.
A. are updated - -B. is updated - -C. is being updated - -D. was updated-
48.The hotel rooms ……..daily.
A. are clean - -B. are cleaned - -C. is cleaned - -D. is clean-
49. This beach ………as the most beautiful place in the country.
A. is seen - -B. is saw - -C. is see - -D. is being seen-
50. The products ……..via express mail.
A.shipped - -B. is shipped - -C. were shipped - -D. was shipped-
51. The supermarket ……..by her company.
A. built - -B. was built - -C. are built - -D. were built-
52. When ………….the telephone……….?
A.was / invented - -B. were / invented - -C. is / invented - -D. ……. / invented-
53. The Mona Lisa ……………… by Leonardo da Vinci.
A. paint - -B. painted - -C. was painted - -D. were painted-
54. The White house ……………..between 1792 and 1800.
A. built - -B. was built - -C. is built - -D. build-
55. The letter ……..by Tom.
A. was writing - -B. was written - -C. were written - -D. wrote-
56. Cricket …………. in Australia.
A. play - -B. played - -C. is played - -D. is playing-
57. The castle ………………over 800 years ago.
A. were built - -B. be built - -C. built - -D. was built-
58. My brother and sister ……..playing tennis at 11a.m yesterday.
A. are - -B. was - -C. were - -D. is-

59. Was he not ……..his homework at 5p.m?

A. doing - -B. do - -C. done - -D. is doing-
60. Snow ……..lightly. Suddenly a reindeer appeared.
A. fell - -B. was falling - -C. is falling - -D. were falling-
61. They …….. TV when I arrived.
A. were watching - -B. were watched - -C. watched - -D. was watching-
62. …..you working at 7pm last night?
A. were - -B. are - -C. was - -D. aren’t-
63. He ........arrive on time.
A. will - -B. is - -C. isn’t - -D. will be-
64. We will ……..what your father says.
A. see - -B. to see - -C. saw- -D. seen-
65. We ……..get there if we go fast.
A. will - -B. are - -C. will be - -D. would-
66. Look at the clouds. It ……....
A. will rain - -B. rains - -C. is going to rain- -D. is raining-
67. I ……..back before Monday.
A. will be - -B. will - -C. be back- -D. will have-
68. If you mix red and blue, you ……..purple.
A. gets - -B. got - -C. will be get - -D. get-
69. If you put water in the freezer, it ……..ice.
A. will become - -B. becomes - -C. become - -D. became -
70. If it’s nice and warm, we ……..for a picnic.
A. will go - -B. would go - -C. go - -D. went-
71. If you freeze water, it………….to ice.
A. turn - -B. turns - -C. turned - -D. have turned-
72. If it …………, I will stay at home.
A. rain - -B. rains - -C. will rain - -D. rained-
73. If you heat ice, it……………..
A. have melted - -B. melt - -C melts - -D. melted-
74. If we … 32 to 28, the sum is 60.
A. add - -B. will add - -C. adds - -D. added-
75. If you ……………, you will miss the train.
A. don’t hurry - -B. didn’t hurry - -C. hurried - -D. hurry-
76. When the sun ………….. , it gets dark.
A. go down - -B. will go down - -C. went down - -D. goes down-
77. If you heat water to 100 C, it …….
A. boils- -B. boil - -C. will boil - -D. boiled-
78. If she doesn't feel better tomorrow, she ……….a doctor.
A. see - -B. will see - -C. sees- -D. saw -
79. I know the man .......... won the singing contest.
A. which- -B. whom- -C. who- -D. whose-
80. She prefers to watch movies ……..make her cry.
A. who - -B. which - -C. they - -D. whose-
81. The answers ……..you can find in the back of the book, are sometimes incorrect.
A. who - -B. whom - -C. which - -D. whose-
82. This is the girl ………..comes from America.
A. who - -B. which - -C. that - -D. whose-
GRAMMAR. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER.
83. They……..get up early in the morning. They are never late for school.
A .always - -B. sometimes - -C. rarely - -D. never-
84. Jack's children ……..all graduated from college, came home for her eightieth birthday.
A. who - -B. which - -C. that - -D. whose-
85. I didn’t feel very well yesterday. I ……..eat anything.
A. cannot - -B. couldn’t - -C. mustn’t - -D. have not-
86. You ……..look at me when I am talking to you.
A. could - -B. should - -C. would - -D. will-
87. I was using my pencil a minute ago. It ……..be here somewhere!
A. can - -B. could - -C. must- -D. would-
88. He……..gets up early in the morning. He is always late for school.
A .always - -B. sometimes - -C. rarely - -D. never-
89. Phone her now. She ……..home by now.
A. has to be - -B. must be - -C. would be - -D. have to be-
90. Please ……..forget your sun cream. It’s going to be very hot!
A. don’t have to - -B. don't- -C. needn’t - -D. have to-
91. She called me ……..midnight.
A. on - -B. in - -C. at - -D. of-
92. I'll see you ……..the morning.
A. at - -B. on - -C. in - -D. of-
93. What did you have ……..dinner?
A. in - -B. of - -C. for - -D. to-
94. He's the tallest man ……..the world.
A. in - -B. over - -C. to - -D. of-
95. We always listen to music ……..the way to work.
A. by - -B. on - -C. for - -D. in-

96. Helen is good ……….English.

A. in - -B. at - -C. of - -D. on -
97. My sister ……..to work every day.
A. is driving - -B. is going to drive - -C. drives - -D. drove-
98. How often ……..you mow the lawn?
A. does - -B. do - -C. doing - -D. done-
99. ……..outdoors? - No, I haven’t.
A.Do you sleep?- -B.Will you sleep?- -C.Have you ever slept?- -D.Did you sleep?-
100. How often ……..your mum mow the lawn?
A. does - -B. do - -C. doing - -D. done-
101. They ……..their dinner at 6 every evening.
A. don’t have - -B. isn’t having - -C. doesn’t have - -D. aren’t having-
102. He ……..his dinner at 6 every evening.
A. don’t have - -B. isn’t having - -C. doesn’t have - -D. aren’t having-
103. My sister ……..to work now.
A. is driving - -B. is going to drive - -C. drives - -D. drove-
104. ……..can I help you? - I need a map of city.
A.Why- -B.How- -C.How often- -D.When-
105. ……..with it? - I’ve got a problem with my car.
A.How long- -B.What would you- -C.What’s wrong- -D.Why-
106. ……..to look at it right away. - Thank you, that would be great.
A.I’ll send you someone- -B.I send you someone- -C.I sent someone you- -D.I sent you-
107. Oh, no. I have lost my wallet. - That’s ……..
A.too bad- -B.too badly- -C.too worse- -D.too worse-
108. Are you okay? You look a bit pale. - ……..
A.Actually, I feel terrible.- -B.Actually, I feel terribly.- -C.Actually, I am excited.- -D.Actually, I am exciting.-
109. ……..to see Dr. Jones? -.Yes, alright. That would be fine.
A.Would you like?- -B.Do you like?- -C.Did you like?- -D.Have you liked?-
110. How can I help you? - ……..to speak to Robert.
A.I had- -B.I liked- -C.I would like- -D.I have liked-
111. ……..who’s calling please? - Yes. My name is Martin.
A.Shall I ask- -B.Will I ask- -C.May I ask- -D.Must I ask-
112. Actually, they are a bit short. ……..me the next size up, please? Certainly. Here you are.
A. Could you get- -B. Do you get- -C. Are you getting- -D. Can you get-
113. ……..? They are 45 dollars.
A.How much did they cost- -B.How much have they cost- -C.How much do they cost- -D.How much will they cost-
114. Ok, anything else? - ……..
A.No, that was it, thanks.- -B.No , that has it, thanks- -C.No, that’s it, thanks- -D.Thanks -
115. ……..this weekend? - Hi, I haven’t got any plans.
A.What are you doing- -B.What do you do- -C.What did you do- -D.What have you done-
116. I see. Well, another time, then. Yeah ……..?
A.How much on Saturday- -B.How about next Saturday- -C.How is Saturday- -D.How was Saturday-
117. ..…..? - I prefer plain dresses
A.Which dresses did you prefer- -B.Which dresses do you prefer- -C.What kind of dresses did you like- -D.What
dress did you like most-
118. ……..you to a friend of mine.
A.I’d like to introduce- -B.introduce- -C.I will introduce- -D.I introduce-
119. …….. in a house? - No, I live in a flat.
A.Do you live- -B.Did you live- -C.You live- -D.Will you live-
120. ……… for holiday last year? - I went to Singapore.
A.Where do you go- -B.Where will you go- -C.Where did you go- -D.Where you went-
121. ……..anything this evening? - Yes, I’m going to the theatre.
A.Are you doing- -B.Will you do- -C.Do you do- -D.Did you do-
122. ……..a chocolate cake? - No, I made a fruit cake.
A.Do you make- -B.Will you make- -C.Have you made- -D.Did you make-
MATCH THE NAMES ON THE LEFT WITH THE DEFINITION ON THE RIGHT
123. Biology -
A. the study of the land and how we use it- -B. the science that studies living organisms.- -C. the science of matter and
energy and their interactions.- -D. a group of related sciences, including algebra, geometry-
124. Physics-
A. the study of the land and how we use it- -B. the science that studies living organisms.- -C. the science of matter and
energy and their interactions.- -D. a group of related sciences, including algebra, geometry etc.-
125. Math-
A. the study of the land and how we use it- -B. the science that studies living organisms.- -C. the science of matter and
energy and their interactions.- -D. a group of related sciences, including algebra, geometry etc.-
126. Geography-
A. the study of the land and how we use it.- -B. the science that studies living organisms.- -C. the science of matter
and energy and their interactions.- -D. a group of related sciences, including algebra, geometry etc.-
127. Modem -
A. a machine which sends copies of documents- -B. a machine which makes copies of documents.- -C .a machine
which acts like a person.- -D. a piece of equipment allowing you to send information-
128. Robot -
A. a machine which sends copies of documents- -B. a machine which makes copies of documents.- -C .a machine
which acts like a person.- -D. a piece of equipment allowing you to send information-
129. Fax machine
A. a machine which sends copies of documents- -B. a machine which makes copies of documents.- -C .a machine
which acts like a person.- -D. a piece of equipment allowing you to send information-
130. Photocopier
A. a machine which sends copies of documents- -B. a machine which makes copies of documents.- -C .a machine
which acts like a person.- -D. a piece of equipment allowing you to send information-
131. An editor is
A. someone who owns or works in a shop.- -B. is the person who responsible for a newspaper.- -C. a person who
works in a place which lends books.- -D is a person or company responsible for having a book printed and organizing
its sale-
132. A librarian is
A. someone who owns or works in a shop.- -B. is the person who responsible for a newspaper.- -C. a person who
works in a place which lends books.- -D is a person or company responsible for having book printed and organizing
its sale.-
133. A bookseller is ____________
A. someone who owns or works in a shop.- -B. is the person who responsible for a newspaper.- -C. a person who
works in a place which lends books.- -D is a person or company responsible for having a book printed and organizing
its sale.-
134. A publisher is
A. someone who owns or works in a shop.- -B. is the person who responsible for a newspaper.- -C. a person who
works in a place which lends books.- -D is a person or company responsible for having a book printed and organizing
its sale.-
135. 28%
A. four squared- -B. ten point three- -C. four ninths- -D. twenty eight percent-
136. 10.3
A. four squared- -B. ten point three- -C. four ninths- -D. twenty eight percent-
137. 4\9
A. four squared- -B. ten point three- -C. four ninths- -D. twenty eight percent-
138. 42
A. four squared- -B. ten point three- -C. four ninths- -D. twenty eight percent-
139. A rectangle
A. round plane figure- -B. has four right angles.- -C. figure with three sides and three angles- -D. is the distance from
its center. -
140. A circle
A. round plane figure- -B. has four right angles.- -C. figure with three sides and three angles- -D. is the distance from
its center. -
141. The radius
A. round plane figure- -B. has four right angles.- -C. figure with three sides and three angles- -D. is the distance from
its center. -
142. Triangle
A. round plane figure- -B. has four right angles.- -C. figure with three sides and three angles- -D. is the distance from
its center. -
ODD ONE OUT. FAMILY:
143. A. father - -B. brother - -C. grandfather - -D. man-
144. A. mother - - B. grandmother - - C. woman - - D. sister-
145. A. aunt - - B. niece - - C. uncle - - D. friend-
146. A. dad- - B. aunt - - C. doctor - - D. niece-
147. HEIGHT:
A .tall - -B. short- -C. skinny - -D. medium height -
ODD ONE OUT. ADJECTIVE:
148. A. handsome- -B. ugly - -C. slender - -D. pretty-
149. A. fat - -B. chubby - -C. skinny - -D. short-
150. A. wavy - -B. straight - -C. curly - -D. cheek-
151. A. old - -B. middle-aged - -C. length - -D. young-
152. A. brave - -B. creative - -C. patient - -D. timid-
153. A. attractive - -B. pretty - -C. ugly - -D. beautiful-
ODD ONE OUT. SCIENCE:
154. A. experiment - -B. geography- -C. chemistry - -D. physics-
155. A. physics - -B. history - -C. education - -D. biology-
ODD ONE OUT. SPORT:
156. A. football - -B. wrestling - -C. play- -D. rugby-
157. A. football - -B. run- -C. badminton- -D. chess-
158. A. hockey- -B. jump- -C. ice skating - -D. snowboarding-
159. A. swimsuit - -B. mow - -C. racquet - -D. helmet-

ODD ONE OUT. CLOTHING:

160. A. gloves- -B. slippers - -C. shoes - -D. farmers-
161. A. stockings - -B. blouse- -C. bag - -D. dress-
162. A. blouse - -B. trousers - -C. mouse - -D. socks-
ODD ONE OUT. NUMBER:
163. A.21st - -B. second - -C. ninth - -D. eight-
164. A. I - -B. IV - -C. 3 - -D. X-
165. ACTIVITIES:
A. festival - -B. summer picnic- -C. holiday - -D. food-
ODD ONE OUT. TECHNOLOGY:
166. A. airplane - -B. automobile - -C. antibiotics - -D. rocket-
167. A. remote control - -B. video camera - -C. eraser - -D. pocket calculator-
168. A. mobile phone - -B. fax machine - -C. camcorder- -D. letter-
169. PROPER NOUN:
A. oxygen mask- -B. Toyota - -C. Nile - -D. America-
170. ENTERTAINMENT:
A. entrance - -B. romance - -C. cartoon - -D. science fiction-
171. NEWS:
A. climbing rope - -B. world news - -C. historical stories - -D. biographies-
ODD ONE OUT. JOB:
172. A. chef - -B. dentist - -C. pilot - -D. brave-
173. A. man - -B. policeman - -C. fireman- -D. postman-
174. BEHAVIOR:
A. determined - -B. creative - -C. responsible - -D. beautiful-
175. SPORT:
A. swimming - -B. diving - -C. skating - -D. flash torch-
176. FOOD:
A. fraction- -B. basil - -C. oregano - -D. pasta-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
177. They ……..their dinner at the moment. They are enjoying it.
A. are having - -B. is having - -C. am having - -D. has-
178. VERB:
A. party- -B. return- -C. arrive- -D. leave-
179. MEAT:
A. multiplication - -B. lamb - -C. beef - -D. fish-
180. NOUN:
A. honey - -B. honeymoon- -C. bride - -D. groom-
181. France is........expensive than China.
A. more - -B. most - -C. much - -D. expensiver-
182. PROUNOUN:
A. him- -B. them - -C. we - -D. you-
183. BODY PARTS:
A. heart - -B. heart attack- -C. bone - -D. knee-
184. CALCULATION:
A. fraction - -B. multiplication - -C. equality - -D. warmth-
185. He is........than me.
A. tall - -B. taller - -C. tallest - -D. more tall-
186. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
In 1895, William G. Morgan invented a new game called "Mintonette". However, Alfred Halstead noticed the
volleying action used to get the ball over the net, so he decided to change the name to "volleyball".
Morgan wanted to create a skilled activity, which required more players, less space, and less exertion than
basketball. The first net was a “rope” and the first ball was a basketball air bladder. Until 1960, men and women
played with different rules. Now the rules are the same except for the height of the net, the men’s net is higher.
A player cannot hit the ball twice. A points gained when a team plays the ball in the opposition's court and the ball
is not defended, therefore it lands within the court. The ball must be served (hit) from outside the court, otherwise it
will be regarded as a foul.
A player usually wears knee pads to protect their knees from becoming bruised during dives for the volleyball. In
order to win the game, the winners must be ahead by 2 points or the game goes on until you win by 2 points.
Some specific techniques are more common in digging than in passing. A player may sometimes perform a
"dive". When the player also slides his or her hand under a ball that is almost touching the court, this is called a
"pancake". The pancake is frequently used in indoor volleyball. Besides being one of the best-known sports in the
world, and being a favorite to millions of people, it is in the Olympics.
186.1. The game “Mintonette” became known as volleyball.
A. Yes- -B. No - -C. doesn’t say -
186.2. Before 1960 men and women played with similar rules.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say -
186.3. A player can hit the ball more than twice.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say -
186.4. Knee pads are used to protect player’s knees becoming bruised.
A.Yes - -B. No- -C. Doesn’t say-
186.5. Pancake is used not only indoors but also outdoors.
A.Yes- -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
187. That was the ……..holiday we’ve ever had!
A. worse - -B. bad - -C. worst - -D. baddest-
188. Sarah is older……..her sister.
A. than - -B. from - -C. of - -D. to-
189. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
The most obvious function of clothing is to improve the comfort of the wearer, by protecting the wearer from the
elements. In hot climates, clothing provides protection from sunburn or wind damage, while in cold climates its
thermal insulation properties are generally more important.
Clothing performs a range of social and cultural functions, such as individual, occupational and gender differentiation,
and social status. In many societies, norms about clothing reflect standards of modesty, religion, gender, and social
status.
Clothing can and has in history been made from a very wide variety of materials. Materials have ranged from leather
and furs to woven materials, to elaborate and exotic natural and synthetic fabrics. Clothes protect people from the
elements, including rain, snow, wind, and other weather, as well as from the sun. However, clothing that is too sheer,
thin, small, tight, etc., offers less protection. Clothes also reduce risk during activities such as work or sport.
189.1. Clothing has a role to improve the comfort of the wearer.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
189.2. Clothing performs only a social function.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
189.3. Various materials are used to make clothing.
A.Yes- -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
189.4. Clothes help people protect from weather.
A.Yes- -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
189.5. Clothes increase risk during activities such as work or sport.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
190. Venus is ........brightest planet in the sky.
A. a - -B. the - -C. an - -D. --
191. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Liverpool city council want to clear the city of fat pigeons. They say that people are feeding the birds, which makes
them fat. The pigeons get bigger because their normal diet would consist of seeds and insects, not high-fat junk
food they are eating in the city center.
The council want people to know that everyone who feeds the pigeons is responsible for the streets being so crowded
with these birds. They hope to encourage the birds to move away from the city center and into parks and open spaces.
Ten robotic birds have been brought into the city center to scare the pigeons away and visitors are asked not to give
the pigeons any food. The mechanical birds - known as 'robots' - will sit on the roofs of buildings. They can be moved
around to different locations. They look like a peregrine falcon, which is a bird that kills pigeons. They even make
noises and flap their wings to scare the pigeons. They hope that the pigeons will go away before the city becomes the
European Capital of Culture in two years.
191.1. Pigeons are fatter in Liverpool than in other cities.
A.Yes - -B. No- -C. Doesn’t say-
191.2. Pigeons get fat because they eat seeds and insects.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
191.3. Visitors shouldn't feed the pigeons.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
191.4. The robotic birds are similar to pigeons.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
191.5. Liverpool is the European Capital of Culture.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
192. Which is the smallest continent ……..the world?
A. of - -B. off - -C. in - -D. on-
193. That is the ........way to travel, isn’t it?
A. quickest - -B. quick - -C. quicker - -D. quickly-
194. My friend is going to visit her grandmother……..Sunday.
A. on - -B. at - -C. in - -D. from-
195. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Indira married Feroze Gandhi in 1942. The couple had two sons Rajiv and Sanjay. Her husband died of a heart attack
in 1960 and Sanjay – who was destined to be her political heir – perished in a plane crash in 1980. Devastated by the
loss of Sanjay, Indira persuaded a reluctant Rajiv to quit his job and enter into politics. After his mother’s
assassination in 1984, he served as Indian Prime Minister from 1984-89.
Indira Gandhi was a rare example of a woman rising to the most powerful position in Indian society. She did not
consider herself a feminist but was concerned with issues relating to women and she saw her own success as proof that
talented women could rise to the top. During her administration, equal pay for men and women was enshrined in the
constitution. In a speech on “True Liberation of Women”, March 26, 1980, she said: “To be liberated, woman must
feel free to be herself, not in rivalry to man but in the context of her own capacity and her personality.”
She also sought to mobilize Indian woman for the cause of Indian Independence.
195.1. Indira and Feroze Gandhi had 2 sons.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
195.2. Rajiv voluntarily worked as Indian Prime Minister.
A.Yes - -B. No- -C. Doesn’t say-
195.3. Indira Gandhi was the powerful woman in Indian society.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
195.4. Indira was a feminist.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
195.5. She said: “To be liberated, man must feel free to be himself.”
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
196. My sister is going to visit her grandmother........June.
A. on - -B. at - -C. in - -D. from-
197. The dog is hiding…….. the chair.
A. in - -B. on - -C. under - -D. of-
198. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Walt Disney was born on 5 December 1901, in Chicago. His parents were of German/English and Irish descent. As a
child, the Disney family moved between Marceline in Missouri, Kansas City and back to Chicago. The young Walt
Disney developed an interest in art and took lessons at the Kansas City Institute and later Chicago Art Institute. He
became the cartoonist for the school magazine.
When America joined the First World War, Walt dropped out of school and tried to enlist in the army. He was rejected
for being underage, but he was later able to join in the Red Cross and in late 1918 was sent to France to drive an
ambulance.
In 1919, he moved back to Kansas City where he got a series of jobs, before finding employment in his area of
greatest interest – the film industry. It was working for the Kansas City Film Ad company that he gained the
opportunity to begin working in the relatively new field of animation. Walt used his talent as a cartoonist to start his
first work.
The success of his early cartoons enabled him to set up his own studio called Laugh-O-Gram. However, the popularity
of his cartoons was not matched by his ability to run a profitable business. With high labor costs, the firm went
bankrupt. After his first failure, he decided to move to Hollywood, California which was home to the growing film
industry in America. This ability to overcome adversity was a standard feature of Disney’s career.
“All the adversity I’ve had in my life, all my troubles and obstacles, have strengthened me… You may not realize it
when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you.”
198.1. His parents were of German/English and Irish descent.
A.Yes- -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
198.2. He became the photographer for the school magazine.
A.Yes- -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
198.3. During World War I, Walt dropped out of school.
A. Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
198.4. Walt used his talent as a cartoonist to start his second work.
A.Yes- -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say-
198.5. All the troubles have strengthened him.
A.Yes - -B. No - -C. Doesn’t say -
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
199. I found a gold coin ........some shells on the beach.
A. among - -B. at - -C. under - -D. in-
200. My sister is sitting …….. her mother and father in the picture.
A. at - -B. next to - -C. between - -D. on-
201. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
The cardinal is a beautiful bird found in North America. It is an active, medium-sized bird that is often found in
backyards, parks, and even cities. The male is bright red with a black mask and small crest. The female is light brown
with red feathers on her crest and wings. Both the male and female have thick bills for cracking seeds! Cardinals are
members of the finch family. Males and females mate for life and often stay in the same area year-round.
Did you know that the cardinal is the official bird of seven different states? Two professional sports teams are called
the "cardinals," and several college sports teams are called the "cardinals."
201.1. Where are cardinals found?
A.In America- -B.In steppe- -C.In desert- -D.In North America-
201.2. How does the author start the second paragraph?
A.With a statement- -B. With a question- -C. With a quotation- -D.With an opinion-
201.3. How are male and female cardinals alike?
A.They are both bright red- -B.They are both light brown- -C.They have thick bills- -D.They are both large-sized
birds-
201.4. Which adjective is NOT used by the author in describing the cardinal?
A.bright- -B. beautiful- -C. active- -D. Happy-
201.5. Which is not true?
A.Cardinals mate for life- -B. Cardinals can be found in backyards- -C. Some college sports teams are named
"cardinals."- -D. Male and female cardinals look the same-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
202. After the party, there was rubbish ........the floor.
A. in - -B. on - -C. under - -D. at-
203. My grandfather is ……..the bed at the moment. He’s not feeling well.
A. in - -B. near - -C. behind - -D. in front of-
204. I ……..understand what he was saying because he was speaking Spanish?
A. couldn’t - -B. can - -C. can’t - -D. should-
205. Sorry, I ……..go now. I’m late for a meeting.
A. mustn’t - -B. must - -C. has to - -D. doesn’t have to-
206. Would you mind ……..the dog, please?
A. walk - -B. walking - -C. to walk - -D. walks-
207. How about ……..camping at the weekend?
A. going - -B. go - -C. to go - -D. goes-
208. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa, Italy in 1451. While spending most of his early years at sea, Columbus
began to believe that he could find a shortcut to the Indies by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean. Unfortunately,
the King of Portugal refused to finance such a trip, and Columbus was forced to present his idea to the King and
Queen of Spain. In 1492, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella agreed to pay for his trip. They gave him a crew and
three ships, the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria. Columbus sailed aboard the Santa Maria.
The trip was long and hard. Many sailors grew restless and wanted to turn around. After two months at sea, land was
finally sighted. The ships docked on the island of Hispaniola. Columbus named the native people he saw "Indians",
because he believed he had found the shortcut he was looking for. In actuality, Columbus found North America, a
brand new continent at that time. Columbus, however, couldn't be convinced. He died with the belief he had found the
shortcut to the Indies. Soon, however, other explorers and nations understood the importance of his discoveries.
Columbus' discoveries set the stage for the Age of Exploration, one of the most fascinating and exciting times in world
history.
208.1. Where was Christopher Columbus born?
A.The New World- -B.Portugal- -C.Spain- -D.Italy-
208.2. Which is NOT true?
A. Columbus was born in Italy.- -B. Columbus received three ships and a crew from the King and Queen of Spain.- -
C. Columbus found a shortcut to the Indies.- -D. The journey across the Atlantic took two months.-
208.3. Which of the following was NOT one of his ships?
A.Nina- -B.Isabella- -C.Pinta- -D.Santa Maria-
208.4. How long was the trip?
A.2 months- -B.2 hours- -C.2 years- -D.2 days-
208.5. What did he find when the ships docked on the island of Hispaniola?
A.Asia- -B.South America- -C.North America- -D.Europe-
209. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
The Great Pyramid at Giza is one of the world's most amazing landmarks. Rising high above the Sahara Desert in the
Giza region of northern Egypt, the Great Pyramid stands some 450 feet into the burning desert sky and occupies an
area of 13 acres. The rough climate of the Sahara has actually caused the pyramid to shrink 30 feet from its original
height. The pyramid was such an amazing feat of engineering that it remained the tallest structure in the world for
over 3800 years! The entire pyramid was originally faced with polished limestone to make it shine brilliantly in the
sun.
Most Egyptologists, scientists who study ancient Egypt, agree that the Great Pyramid was built around 2560 BC, a
little more than 4,500 years ago. It took tens of thousands of workers twenty years to build. The pyramid contains over
two million stone blocks. Although most of the blocks weigh two or three tons, some weigh up to 80 tons!
The Great Pyramid of Giza was ordered built by the Pharaoh Khufu as a magnificent tomb. His advisor, Hemon, is
credited with being the pyramid's architect. Khufu's pyramid is actually part of a complex of pyramids that includes
the Pyramid of Khafre, the smaller Pyramid of Menkaure, a variety of smaller pyramids and structures, and the Great
Sphinx. The Great Pyramid of Giza is the last remaining of the Seven Wonders of the World.
209.1. Where is the Great Pyramid located?
A.In Southern Egypt- -B. In Australia- -C. In Northern Egypt- -D. In Forest-
209.2. How many stone blocks make up the pyramid?
A.4,500- -B. 2,560- -C.3800- -D.More than two million-
209.3. Most of the blocks in the pyramid weigh about ____________ tons.
A.4,500- -B. two or three- -C. Five- -D. 80-
209.4. Which of the following definitions best describes the meaning of "complex" in the passage?
A.group or set- -B. army- -C. Materials- -D. Pyramid-
209.5. Who ordered to build the Great Pyramid of Giza?
A.Khafre- -B. Menkaure- -C. Pharaoh Khufu- -D. Great Sphinx-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
210. They enjoy ……..out at the gym.
A. work - -B. works - -C. working - -D. worked-
211. I expect I …….. be at home tomorrow.
A. am - -B. is - -C. will - -D. was-
212. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
People today are always thinking about the time. There never seems to be enough time to do all the things we want to
do. Believe it or not, there was a time before time was so important. It was enough to know that the sun was out. That
meant it was daytime. During these days when the clock seems to control us, doesn’t that sound kind of nice?
Time can mean a lot of different things. That’s one way we know how important it is for us. We have so many words
about it! The smallest amount of time we can measure is called a second. When you put 60 seconds together, you get
one minute. If you take 60 minutes, you get one hour. The hands of the clock go all the way around twice in 24 hours,
giving us one day.
If you want to look at time beyond one day, you leave the clock and look at a calendar instead. There are about 30
days in one month. Some months have an extra day; February has a couple less. There are 12 months in one year.
Time never stops.
212.1. What are people always thinking about these days?
A. clock- -B. hour- -C. time- -D. day-
212.2. What is the smallest amount of time?
A. second- -B. minute- -C. hour- -D. daytime-
212.3. How many hours are in one day?
A.12- -B.24- -C.8- -D 60-
212.4. How many seconds are in one minute?
A.24- -B.30- -C.60- -D. 12-
212.5. How many months are in one year?
A. 30- -B. 12- -C. 24- -D. 7-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
213. Look at the tree. It ........
A. is falling down - -B. is going to fall down- -C. falling down - -D. falls-
214. Hulan didn’t ……..with us last night.
A. come - -B. comes - -C. is coming - -D. came-
215. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Mary Todd Lincoln was born on December 13, 1818, in Lexington, Kentucky. She was born into a wealthy Kentucky
family, though her mother died when she was seven. The following year, her father married Betsy Humphries. The
family lived in a fourteen room Kentucky mansion, which Mary shared with her 14 brothers and sisters! Her father
was close friends with Kentucky political leader Henry Clay, who engendered a love of politics within Mary.
Like many young woman of her day, Mary left school as a teenager to attend finishing school, where she studied
drama, dance, music, social graces, and learned to speak French fluently. In 1839, Mary moved to Springfield, Illinois
to live with her sister, Elizabeth. While living in Illinois, Mary was courted by both Stephen A. Douglas and Abraham
Lincoln, though it was Lincoln whom she would become engaged to. Despite the engagement, the pair broke up
before becoming engaged again. They were finally married on November 4, 1842, at Mary’s sister’s home in
Springfield. By marrying Lincoln, Mary Todd gave up a life of opulence, for one of general poverty. Lincoln had not
yet become a successful lawyer and was crushed by debt. Mary’s family did not approve of Lincoln, citing his
awkward appearance and humble upbringing.
Soon, however, Lincoln’s reputation as a lawyer grew and the pair were able to purchase a house in Springfield. Mary
would have four boys: Robert, Eddie, Tad, and Willie. Mary raised the children at home while Lincoln traveled to
courts throughout the state to argue cases and explain the law.
215.1. What does the word “wealthy” stand for?
A. famous- -B. rich- -C. nutritious- -D. perfect-
215.2. Which of the following is CORRECT?
A. Mary was born in XVIII century.- -B. Mary finished school.- -C. Mary didn’t use to live with her 14 brothers and
sisters.- -D. Mary’s mother died when she was 7.-
215.3. Mary grew up the children ……………. .
A. in mansion- -B. at home- -C. in France- -D. in a wealthy Kentucky family-
215.4. When did they buy a house in Springfield?
A. When Lincoln hadn’t yet become a successful lawyer.- -B. When Lincoln’s reputation as a lawyer grew.- -C. When
Mary left school.- -D. When Mary’s mother died.-
215.5. How many children did they have?
A. 7- -B. 14- -C. 2- -D. 4-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
216. Hulan ……..with us last night.
A. come - -B. comes - -C. is coming - -D. came-
217. Classes……..last week.
A. begin - -B. began - -C. begun - -D. beginning-
218. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer
Many hundred years ago there were many villages and few towns in England. The villagers liked to go into the forests
and the fields when spring came. On the first Sunday of May they usually took a tree back with them and put it in the
center of the village. The children danced round it and the men and the women took part in games around it.
Later the international working class made the First of May their day of solidarity. The First May Day was celebrated
in England in 1890. In London the workers marched from all places to a meeting in Hype Park. This demonstration
showed their unity and solidarity.
There have been many large May Day demonstrations. The working people showed on those days their solidarity with
the progressive people in other countries.
On the first Sunday of May the English people went into the forest and took a tree back with them.
A.True - -B. False - -C.DS-
218.2. They put the tree in their house.
A. True - -B. False - -C. DS-
218.3. The first May Day was celebrated in England in 1890.
A. True - -B. False - -C.DS-
218.4. On those days the working people show their solidarity with the progressive people in other
countries.
A.True - -B. False - -C. DS-
218.5. There have been large demonstrations.
A.True - -B. False - -C.DS-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
219. Bilguun ……….a cold last week and stayed at home for 3 days.
A. catch - -B. catches - -C. caught - -D. catching-
220. They ……….to the countryside last week.
A. go - -B. goes - -C. went - -D. going-
221. My younger brothers used to …….. a lot when they were young.
A. fight - -B. fought - -C. was fighting - -D. had fought-
222. What ……...you do last summer?
A. do - -B. did - -C. done - -D. doing-
223. Reading. Read the passage and choose the correct answer
Microscopes are tools that scientists use to make observations. When scientists make observations, they record their
data. They will then share it with other scientists.
Even student scientists, like you, can use a microscope. With a microscope, you can see things that are too tiny to see
with your eyes. Microscopes magnify things. They make them look bigger than they really are. Many things in science
can be studied under a microscope.
Light microscopes have been used for a long time. Many different inventors worked on making the microscope.
Robert Hooke and Anton Van Leeuwenhoek were two of its early inventors in the 1500s. Today’s light microscopes
work better than early ones. Some can magnify things 1,000 times! A light microscope uses two glass lenses. The
lenses are inside a short tube. A light bulb shines under the object you are looking at. It helps you see the object
clearly. Little knobs like wheels can be turned to make the view sharp and clear.
Thanks to scientists, we know a lot about microscopes and how they work. You see a whole new world under a
microscope. You just have to look!
223.1. What does a microscope do?
A. Microscopes make things look smaller.- -B. Microscopes make things look tinier- -C. Microscopes make things
look bigger.- -D. Microscopes make things look more normal-
223.2. Who were two of the men who helped invent the microscope many years ago?
A. Robert Hooke- -B. Robert Hooke and Anton Van Leeuwenhoek- -C. Anton Van Leeuwenhoek- -D. Robert and
Hooke-
223.3. How do scientists let other scientists know about the things they observe so they can learn, too?
A. They don’t record their data.- -B. They share the data with other scientists.- -C. They don’t share the data with
other scientists- -D. They record their data.-
223.4. What is inside the microscope’s short tube?
A. One lense- -B. Two lenses- -C. Three lenses- -D. Four lenses-
223.5. What are the little knobs on the side of a microscope used for?
A. They make the view sharp and clear.- -B. They don’t make the view sharp and clear.- -C. They record the data.- -D.
They share the data with others.-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
224. Did you……..to ride a bike to school when you were young?
A. use - -B. used - -C. used to - -D. using-
225. They ……..to ride a bike to school when they were young.
A. use - -B. used - -C. used to - -D. using-
226. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
 Benjamin Franklin was one of the most important Americans in history. In the early part of his life, Franklin was a
business person and an inventor. He ran the Pennsylvania Gazette (newspaper) and also published Poor Richard's
Almanac. Poor Richard's Almanac was very popular because it made predictions about the future and had wise
sayings. Ben Franklin also invented the Franklin stove, lightning rod, bifocals (eyeglasses), and started America's first
library. He is probably best known for his kite experiment which proved electricity could be harnessed from lightning.
In the later part of his life, Franklin became interested in politics. He spent many years in England before coming back
to America. In 1776, Franklin helped Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence. Two years later, he
went to France and convinced the French to help America in the war against England. After the war, Franklin joined
the Continental Congress and signed the Constitution. He died in 1790. His name is honored on highways, schools,
and businesses across America.
226.1. What did Franklin do in the early part of his life?
A.Franklin joined the Continental Congress.- -B.Franklin helped Thomas Jefferson write the Declaration of
Independence.- -C.Franklin was a politician.- -D.Franklin was a business person and inventor. -
226.2. When did he become interested in politics?
A.When he was young- -B.When he was getting older- -C.When he was married- -D.In 1776-
226.3. Where did he go after England?
A.To France- -B.To America- -C.To war- -D.To congress-
226.4. What did he do after the war?
A.He wrote the declaration of Independence.- -B.He was interested in politics.- -C.He invented kites.- -D.He joined
the Continental Congress.-
226.5. What did Ben Franklin first publish?
A. Poor Richard's Almanac- -B. lightning rod- -C. bifocals- -D. Pennsylvania Gazette-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
227. Your sister always watches TV in the evening, ……..?
A. does she - -B. doesn’t she - -C. do you - -D. don’t you-
228. He is late for his class, ……..?
A. isn't he - -B. is he - -C. does he - -D. dis he-
229. You are my friend, ........?
A. are you - -B. aren’t you - -C. do you - -D. don’t you-
230. It’s ........to me to watch the new movie.
A. interested - -B. interest - -C. interesting - -D. interests-
231. Read the passage and choose the correct answer.
Every triangle has three sides and three angles. The angles always add up to 180º. There are some differences in
triangles, though. You may have noticed that they can be shaped slightly differently. They can have different-sized
angles. They can have sides that are different lengths. There are three kinds of triangles. Triangles can be equilateral,
isosceles, or scalene.
An equilateral triangle has three equal sides. It also has three equal angles. The three angles of an equilateral triangle
are each 60º. They add up to 180º.The second kind of triangle is an isosceles triangle. An isosceles triangle has two
sides that are equal, and one that is different. It also has two angles that have the same measurement. The third angle is
different. The three angles add up to 180º.
The last kind of triangle is a scalene triangle. A scalene triangle has three sides that are different lengths, and three
angles that have different measurements. However, the three angles still add up to 180º.Triangles get a second name
based on the kind of angles they have inside. Sometimes, all the angles are small. If they are all less than 90º, the
triangle is called an acute triangle. If it has one right angle (exactly 90º), it is called a right triangle. If it has an angle
that is more than 90º, it is called an obtuse triangle. The names can be used together to describe triangles very
precisely.
For example, you can have a right isosceles triangle. It would have two equal sides, a 90º angle and two 45º angles.
231.1. How many sides and angles do every triangle have?
A. Three sides and three angles.- -B. Three sides and two angles.- -C. Three sides and four angles- -D. Two sides and
three angles.-
231.2. If a triangle has no equal sides and no equal angles, what is it called?
A. isosceles triangle- -B. a scalene triangle- -C. an acute triangle- -D. triangles-
231.3. How many types of triangles are there?
A. 4- -B. 2- -C. 3- -D. 5-
231.4. What is a triangle called if all the angles and all the sides are equal?
A. isosceles triangle- -B. a scalene triangle- -C. an acute triangle- -D. equilateral triangle-
231.5. How many sides does an equilateral triangle have?
A. Three equal sides.- -B. Two equal sides.- -C. Three equal sides.- -D. Four equal sides.-
GRAMMAR: Choose the correct item.
232. He is a …….. person.
A. friendly - -B. friend - -C. friendliest - -D. more friendly-
233. She went to bed early ……..she felt ill today.
A. and - -B. because - -C. but - -D. or -
234. I am talented in dancing …….. I am a very shy girl.
A. but - -B. because - -C. or - -D. and-
235. Khaliun and I have been friends ……..1995.
A. for - -B. in - -C. since - -D. until-
236. Khaliun and I have been friends ……..10 years.
A. for - -B. in - -C. since - -D. until-
237. My brother has ……..flown in a plane. This will be his first time.
A. never - -B. ever - -C. already - -D. yet-
238. My sister has ……..flown in a plane. This will be her third time.
A. never - -B. ever - -C. already - -D. yet-
239. Where……..on holiday last year?
A. have you gone - -B. did you go - -C. you went - -D. you gone-
240. Where……..on holiday since last year?
A. has she gone - -B. did she go - -C. she went - -D. she gone-
241. Have you ever ……..a camel? It’s quite experience!
A. ride - -B. rides- -C. rode- -D. ridden-
242. Has she ever…….. a camel? It’s quite experience!
A. ride - -B. rides - -C. rode - -D. ridden-
243. It was ……..heavily when the two cars crashed.
A. raining - -B. rained - -C. rains - -D. rain-
244. She was walking home when it ……..to rain.
A. started - -B. was starting - -C. starts - -D. start-
245. If I don’t study hard, I ……. pass the exam well.
A. don’t - -B. will - -C. won’t - -D. didn’t-
246. If my sister ……..study hard, she won’t pass her exam well.
A. doesn’t - -B. won’t - -C. didn’t - -D. will-
247. If we cut down all trees, the climate ……. be changed too much.
A. won’t - -B. will - -C. don’t - -D. doesn’t-
248. If we …….. all trees, the climate will change too much.
A. cut down - -B. cuts down - -C. will cut down - -D. don’t cut down-

249. If you …….salt onto the snow, the snow melts.

A. throws - -B. will throw - -C. throw - -D. threw-
250. If you throw salt onto the snow, the snow……..
A. melts - -B. will melt - -C. melt - -D. melted-
251. If you …….. that oven, you will burn your fingers.
A. touches - -B. touch - -C. will touch - -D. touched-
252. Two teenagers …….. in a car accident last night.
A. was injured - -B. were injured - -C. are injured - -D. is injured-
253. A. teenager ……..in a car accident last night.
A. was injured - -B. were injured - -C. are injured - -D. is injured-
254. The cows …….. once a day.
A. milk - -B. milked- -C. is milked - -D. are milked-
255. The cow …….. once a day.
A. milk - -B. milked - -C. is milked - -D. are milked-
256. What …….. the explosion caused by?
A. were - -B. was - -C. do - -D. did-
257. What was the explosion ……..by?
A. caused - -B. cause - -C. causing - -D. causes-
258. Tea ……..from the leaves of the tea plant.
A. made - -B. is made - -C. are made - -D. was made-
259. There are …….. books in the classroom.
A. some - -B. any - -C. a - -D. an-
260. Can I have …….. water, please?
A. some - -B. any - -C. a - -D. an-
261. We need two …….. of bread.
A. loaves - -B. kilos - -C. bottles - -D. tins-
262. Is there …….. cheese in the fridge?
A. any - -B. a - -C. some - -D. an-
263. How much milk do you want? Two …….. , please.
A. cribs- -B. pieces- -C. cartons - -D. baskets-
264. You’d better buy some bread. We’ve only got …….. left.
A. a few - -B. any - -C. a little - -D. some-
265. It’s my sister’s birthday tomorrow. Let’s get her a …….. of flowers.
A.box- -B. carton - -C. bunch- -D. cartons-
266. We don’t need …….. ice-cream. There are two tubs in the freezer.
A. some - -B. many - -C. any - -D. an-
267. Don’t use the scissors. You might cut ……..
A. yourself - -B. herself- -C. itself - -D. himself-
268. My brother hurt …….. yesterday when he was doing the gardening.
A. himself - -B. herself - -C. myself - -D. yourself-
269. Maralmaa is the girl …….. believes in ghosts.
A. who- -B. which- -C. whose - -D. when-
270. Anuujin is the girl …….. mother is a singer.
A. which - -B. whose - -C. that - -D. who-
271. Tenuun is the boy …….. car is blue.
A. who - -B. which - -C. whose - -D. why-
272. This is the house …….. looks like a castle.
A. which - -B. whose - -C. who- -D. when-
273. Camels are animals …….. live in the desert.
A. which - -B. who - -C. whose - -D. whose-

274. He asked me who …….. talking to.

A.I was - -B. was I - -C. was - -D. were-
275. That’s the book …….. I’ve just read.
A. who - -B. what - -C. that - -D. whose-
276. A ufologist is someone …….. researches UFOs.
A. which - -B. whose - -C. who - -D. when-
277. Who’s ……..man over there?
A. that - -B. this - -C. these - -D. those-
278. I am really busy ……..days.
A. that - -B. this - -C. these - -D. those-
279. What are you doing ……..afternoon?
A. that - -B. this - -C. these - -D. those-
280. Look this is a ……..frame.
A. rectangular plastic lovely picture- -B. plastic lovely rectangular picture- -C. lovely rectangular plastic picture - -D.
lovely plastic rectangular picture-
281. There is a(n) ……..desk in the living room.
A. English wooden brown old - -B. old brown wooden English- -C. brown English old wooden - -D. wooden English
old brown-
282. A:……..ironing the clothes? B: Sure, no problem.
A. Would you mind - -B. I’d love to, but - -C. No problem.- -D. Nothing special-
283. A: …….. B: I went to the beach with my friends.
A. Nothing special. - -B. What did you do at the weekend? - -C. She was a famous actress.- -D. What do you do?-
284. A: How was your holiday? B: ……..
A. It was great. - -B. It is very far.- -C. He died in 1895.- -D. I’d love to.-
285. A: ……..?
B: I ‘ve been to Paris to visit my mother. She was sick.
A. Yes, I had a great time. - -B. Where have you been - -C. It’s been a long time.- -D. What did you do?-
286. A: Did you like to spend the time in Spain? B: ……..
A. Yes, I had a great time. - -B. Where have you been - -C. It’s been a long time.- -D. Sorry, I can’t-
287. A: Can we go to the beach this weekend? B: ……..
A. Of course. - -B. Can we - -C. I’m sorry, but- -D. I’d love to.-
288. A: Could I borrow your umbrella? B. ……..I need it.
A. I’m afraid you couldn’t. - -B. Why don’t you - -C. Great idea.- -D. Of course.-
289. A: Did you hear! A little boy has drowned in the lake. B: Oh no! ……..
A. Really. - -B. That’s terrible. - -C. You won’t believe what had just happened.- -D. Why don’t we-
290. A: What do you suggest for tired eyes? B: ……..these eye drops. They are excellent.
A. You can try - -B. Are you alright. - -C. Maybe I should- -D. You believe that-
291. A: …….. B: Oh dear! Why don’t you go and lie down?
A. I’m not feeling very well. - -B. You can try - -C. Could I have something for- -D. Maybe-
292. A: ……..these shoes, please? B: They are $ 30. Would you like to try them on?
A. Would you like anything else - -B. Can we have - -C. Are you- -D. How much are-
293. A: ……..? B: In cash, please.
A. How would you like to go - -B. How many would you like - -C. How would you like to pay- -D. Can we have-
294. A: What did you think of “ Starlight Express”? B: It was amazing……..
A. It was magical. - -B. You really have to go. - -C. I don’t like.- -D. So did I.-
295. A: I really love gardening. B: ……..It’s so relaxing.
A. So do I. - -B. I don’t like. - -C. It was magical.- -D. So did I.-
296. A: What was the play like last night? B: ……..It was boring.
A.I didn’t really enjoy it. - -B: I don’t like. - -C. So do I.- -D. It was magical.-
297. A: That’s true. The forests are slowly disappearing.
B: ……..the Amazon forests will soon disappear.
A. I don’t like,- -B. I strongly, - -C. As I see ,- -D. In my opinion, -
298. A: You are right. Recycling is very important. B: ……..believe that we should all recycle.
A. In my opinion, - -B. In my view, - -C. As I see,- -D. I strongly-
299. A:……..make the beds, please? B: Sorry, I can’t. I’m busy.
A. Shall we - -B. How about - -C. Do you think you can- -D. Do you-
300. A: When did your dad wake up? B: ……..
A. It was night. - -B. He wakes up at 8. - -C. He woke up at 8.- -D. He wakes at 8.-
301. A: Have you been away on holiday? B:……..
A. Yes, I’ve been to Italy. - -B. Yes, I had a great time - -C. Where have you been- -D. Yes. I did.-
302. How may I help you?
A. Prices start at 300$- -B. I’ve been really busy these past few weeks.- -C. I’d like to book two plane tickets, please!
- -D. No, What’s it like?- -E. I was in Vienna on business.-
303. Where have you been?
A. Prices start at 300$- -B. I’ve been really busy these past few week- -C. I’d like to book two plane tickets, please! - -
D. No, What’s it like? - -E. I was in Vienna on business.-
304. How much does it cost?
A. Prices start at 300$- -B. I’ve been really busy these past few weeks.- -C. I’d like to book two plane tickets, please!
- -D. No, What’s it like?- -E. I was in Vienna on business.-
305. Have you ever tried paella?
A. Prices start at 300$- -B. I’ve been really busy these past few weeks.- -C. I’d like to book two plane tickets, please!
- -D. No, What’s it like?- -E. I was in Vienna on business.-
306. I haven’t seen you for ages!
A. Prices start at 300$- -B. I’ve been really busy these past few weeks.- -C. I’d like to book two plane tickets, please!
- -D. No, What’s it like?- -E. I was in Vienna on business.-
307. Hello, Can I help you?
A. Sure, no problem! - -B. Thanks, you too.- -C. We’d like to take the 11pm bus.- -D. I can’t. I have to mop the
floor.- -E. I’d like two tickets to Darkhan.-
308. What time would you like to leave?
A. Sure, no problem!- -B. Thanks, you too.- -C. We’d like to take the 11pm bus.- -D. I can’t. I have to mop the
floor.- -E. I’d like two tickets to Darkhan.-
309. Have a nice day!
A. Sure, no problem!- -B. Thanks, you too.- -C. We’d like to take the 11pm bus.- -D. I can’t. I have to mop the
floor.- -E. I’d like two tickets to Darkhan.-
310. Could you please take out the rubbish?
A. Sure, no problem!- -B. Thanks, you too.- -C. We’d like to take the 11pm bus.- -D. I can’t. I have to mop the
floor.- -E. I’d like two tickets to Darkhan.-
311. Do you mind laying the table?
A. Sure, no problem!- -B. Thanks, you too.- -C. We’d like to take the 11pm bus.- -D. I can’t. I have to mop the
floor.- -E. I’d like two tickets to Darkhan.-
312. Are you ready to order?
A. Yes, it was great.- -B. I think, we are ready.- -C. Great, thanks.- -D. I’d like a glass of orange juice.- -E. It was just
a normal weekend. -
313. What would you like to drink?
A. Yes, it was great.- -B. I think, we are ready.- -C. Great, thanks.- -D. I’d like a glass of orange juice.- -E. It was just
a normal weekend. -
314. How was your weekend?
A. Yes, it was great.- -B. I think, we are ready.- -C. Great, thanks.- -D. I’d like a glass of orange juice.- -E. It was just
a normal weekend. -
315. Did you have a nice time?
A. Yes, it was great.- -B. I think, we are ready- -C. Great, thanks.- -D. I’d like a glass of orange juice.- -E. It was just a
normal weekend-
316. Did you enjoy the visit?
A. Yes, it was nice.- -B. I think, we are ready.- -C. Great, thanks.- -D. I’d like a glass of orange juice.-
317. How can I help you?
A. Just head for town center then straight- -B. No, I think that’s all, thank you.- -C. I am planning to visit the
Museum.- -D. Well, firstly….- -E. It is open from 8 am to 6 pm.-

318. What would you like to know?

A. Just head for town center then straight- -B. No, I think that’s all, thank you.- -C. I am planning to visit the
Museum.- -D. Well, firstly….- -E. It is open from 8 am to 6 pm.-
319. What are the opening hours?
A. Just head for town center then straight- -B. No, I think that’s all, thank you.- -C. I am planning to visit the
Museum.- -D. Well, firstly….- -E. It is open from 8 am to 6 pm.-
320. What is the best way to get there by car?
A. Just head for town center then straight- -B. No, I think that’s all, thank you.- -C. I am planning to visit the
Museum.- -D. Well, firstly….- -E. It is open from 8 am to 6 pm.-
321. Can I help you with anything else?
A. Just head for town center then straight- -B. No, I think that’s all, thank you.- -C. I am planning to visit the
Museum.- -D. Well, firstly…- -E. It is open from 8 am to 6 pm.-
ODD ONE OUT: Choose the odd one out.
322. HAIR:
A. straight - -B. wavy - -C. curly - -D. slim-
323. FACE:
A. moustache - -B. arm - -C. beard - -D. chin-
324. BODY:
A. leg - -B. feet - -C. cheek - -D. hand-
325. WEIGHT:
A. chubby - -B. well built - -C. thin - -D. short-
326. AGE:
A. young - -B. middle aged - -C. old - -D. fair-
327. COOKING:
A. boil - -B. fry - -C. eat - -D. grill-
328. ROUTINE:
A. read - -B. wake up - -C. brush - -D. sleep-
329. HOBBY:
A. dance - -B. listen - -C. sing - -D. argue-
330. RECIPE:
A. add - -B.mix - -C. cry - -D. pinch-
331. PAST :
A. puted - -B. drank - -C. thought - -D. cut-
332. ADVERBS:
A. quick - -B. loudly - -C. hard - -D. suddenly-
333. ADJECTIVES:
A. well - -B. good - -C. badly- -D. loudly-
334. NOUNS:
A. weekly- -B. week - -C. daily - -D. healthy-
335. VERBS:
A. simple- -B. simply - -C. simplify - -D. simpler-

336. AUXILIARY:
A. do - -B. doing - -C. done - -D. having-
337. FAMILY:
A. brother- -B. son - -C. husband - -D. patient-
338. WEATHER:
A. cloudy - -B. snowy - -C. niece - -D. rainy-
339. PLACES:
A. film - -B. baker’s - -C. post office - -D. theatre-
340. ROOMS:
A. kitchen - -B. basement - -C. cafe - -D. dining room-
341. FURNITURE:
A. carpet - -B. sofa - -C. football - -D. cupboard-
342. SHAPES:
A. square- -B. round - -C. hard - -D. oval-
343. SIZE:
A. smooth - -B. big - -C. small - -D. huge-
344. TEXTURE:
A. wide - -B. soft - -C. hard - -D. rough-
345. MUSIC:
A. piano - -B. drums - -C. compose - -D. violin-
346. BODY:
A. shoulder - -B. wound- -C. wrist - -D. finger-
347. DISASTERS:
A. flood - -B. drought - -C. war - -D. earthquake-
348. JOBS:
A. sailor - -B. singer - -C. fishing - -D. scientist-
349. QUANTITIES:
A. can- -B. jacket - -C. tin - -D. packet-
350. RESTAURANT:
A. fork - -B. bunches- -C. menu - -D. bill-
351. POULTRY:
A. chicken - -B. steak - -C. celery - -D. sausage-
352. COUNTRIES:
A. Japan - -B. Spain - -C. Polish- -D. Portugal-
353. JOBS:
A. pilot - -B. tennis - -C. artist - -D. chef-
354. ABILITIES:
A. ski - -B. jump - -C. chair - -D. cook-
355. BEDROOM:
A. pillows - -B. cooker - -C. beds - -D. lamps-
356. MATERIALS:
A. wool - -B. boots - -C. cotton - -D. leather-
357. CLOTHES:
A. leather - -B. dress - -C. shorts - -D. skirt-
358. DRINKS:
A. milk - -B. coffee - -C. tie - -D. orange juice-
359. PLACES:
A. hospital - -B. zoo - -C. take - -D. factory-
360. FILMS:
A. comedy - -B. ferry - -C. action - -D. adventure-

361. ILLNESSES:
A. screen - -B. cough - -C. backache - -D. rash-
362. Read and choose the correct answer.
For many years people believed that the cleverest animals after man were chimpanzees. Now, however, there is proof
that dolphins may be even cleverer than these big apes. Although a dolphin lives in the sea it is not a fish. It is a
mammal. It is in many ways, therefore, like a human being.
Dolphins have a simple language. They are able to talk to one another. It may be possible for man to learn how to
talk to dolphins. But this will not be easy because dolphins cannot hear the kind of sounds man can make. If man
wants to talk to dolphins, therefore, he will have to make a third language which both he and the dolphins can
understand.
Dolphins are also very friendly towards man. They often follow ships. There are many stories of dolphins guiding
ships through difficult and dangerous water.
362.1. Which animals do people think may be the cleverest?
A.Chimpanzees- -B.Mammals- -C.Big apes- -D.Dolphins-
362.2. What other beings are dolphins like in many ways?
A. Fish- -B. Animals- -C. Reptiles- -D. Men-
362.3. What have scientists discovered about dolphins?
A. They understand simple language.- -B. They can speak to one another.- -C. Men can now talk to them.- -D. They
can teach men their languages.-
362.4. Why is the third language necessary if man wants to talk to dolphins?
A. Most men do not speak English.- -B. The dolphin language is hard to learn.- -C. Dolphins cannot hear men
speaking.- -D. Men want to talk to dolphins in secret.-
362.5. In what way are dolphins are friendly to man?
A. They like interesting things about man.- -B. They often follow ships.- -C. They often jump on to ships.- -D. They
seem like stories. -
363. Read and choose the correct answer.
Bison have not always lived in North America, they are relative newcomers. They belong to the Bovidae family,
like domestic castle and wild buffalo of Africa and Asia. The oldest known bison fossils have been found in China and
Himalayan foothills, where an animal with all the essential features of the genus lived a million years ago. They
evolved rapidly and spread over most of the northern hemisphere in Europe and Siberia.
During one of the Ice Ages, the faunas of Asia and North America began to intermingle. Very early, the steppe
bison moved eastward to the North American continent. Much later, men followed the same route.
363.1. Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for the passage?
A.The classification of Asian and North American fauna- -B.A hypothesis of the evolution of the bison- -C.An
analysis of the bison genus in the Bovidae family- -D.An introduction to the North American bison-
363.2. According to the passage, what is true about the evolution of the bison?
A.Their ancestors were domestic cattle and wild buffalo- -B.They evolved from the steppe bison.- -C.Their beginning
was in Africa and Asia.- -DThey originated in China and in the Himalayas.-
363.3. According to the passage, when did the bison move to North America?
A.Over a million years ago- -B.Early in man’s habitation of North America.- -C.During one of the Ice Age.- -
D.Relative recently in North American history.-
363.4. According to the passage, the bison moved from Asia to North America by
A.crossing the sea.- -B.climbing over a bridge.- -C.travelling through the foothills.- -D.walking over the land.-
363.5. The passage would most likely be assigned reading for courses in which of the following subjects?
A.American history- -B.Modern science - -C.Zoology- -D.Anthropology-
364. Read and choose the correct answer.
“Wonder dog pulls owner from the car crash”.
Endal the wonder dog, already named Dog of the Millennium and Brightest dog on Earth, made national news
headlines again yesterday after a car hit the owner’s wheelchair outside of a hotel.
In 1991, Allen Parton was sitting outside the hotel when the speeding car threw him from his chair and knocked him
out. While he was unconscious, Endal rolled him over with his teeth into the recovery position. After this he got a
blanket from his bag and covered him with it! The dog then got Allen’s mobile phone out of his bag and held the
phone up to his face. Finally he ran back to the hotel and barked until people came out to help. Allen didn’t know that
Endal could do any of these things. Mister Parton was disabled from the tragic accident. For years now , Endal has
been everything to him: his best friend, his banker, his travel agent, his home help and many other things. “ He even
buys the ticket on the bus and collects it from the machine” says Allen. “ He has helped me in so many ways”
364.1. Endal made the headlines again when
A. a hotel worker hit his owner.- -B. his owner was in an accident.- -C .he became “Brightest dog” on Earth.- -D. he
was unconscious-
364.2. When the accident happened, Allen
A. was just arriving at a hotel.- -B. was sitting outside of a hotel.- -C. was at a dog show.- -D. was news headlines.-
364.3. The first thing Endal did after the accident was
A. roll Allen over and cover him with a blanket.- -B. run back to the hotel and get help- -C. get Allen’s mobile phone
from the bag.- -D. barked until people came out-
364.4. Endal is important to Allen because
A. he buys his ticket on the bus.- -B. he’s a very friendly dog.- -C. he helps him with many things.- -D. he collects the
tickets.-
364.5. “ speeding” means
A. fast- -B. slow- -C. quiet- -D. disabled-
365. Read and choose the correct answer.
“Pacific Coast Highway 1”
One of the best ways to see California is on a road trip.
One of the most impressive is along the Pacific coast on Highway 1.
Stop 1: Ride up and down San Francisco’s steep streets on a cable car. Don’t miss a visit to see the most popular sight
in the city, the Golden Gate Bridge.
Stop 2: Drive along the “ Big Sur” coastline with its spectacular cliffs and sandy beaches. Look out for the ancient
Redwood trees, the oldest trees in the world. Some of them are up to 2,000 years old and they are as tall as
skyscrapers!
Stop 3: Stop and see the elephant seals at Piedras Blancas. Their breeding season is from December to February. Then
the females go to Alaska to give birth to their pups and return in the autumn.
Stop 4: Last stop – Hearst Castle! This fairytale mansion has 165 rooms including 56 bedrooms and 61 bathrooms.
There is also a cinema, two swimming pools and beautiful gardens. You can even see zebras there.
365.1. Cable cars are the most popular sight in San Francisco.
A. True - -B. False - -C. Doesn’t say-
365.2. There are skyscrapers along the Big Sur coastline.
A. True - -B. False - -C. Doesn’t say-
365.3. Elephant seal pups are born in Alaska.
A. True - -B. False - -C. Doesn’t say-
365.4. There are wild animals at Hearst Castle.
A. True - -B. False - -C. Doesn’t say-
365.5. Lots of tourists visit Hearst Castle.
A. True - -B. False - -C. Doesn’t say-
366. Read and choose the correct answer. “Life in Tudor Times.”
The six powerful Tudor kings and queens ruled England from 1485- 1603. The most famous king was Henry VIII,
who married six times and beheaded two of wives. It was one of the most exciting times in Britain history but whether
you rich or poor, life could be very difficult.
Rich Tudors lived in fine houses with many rooms and big windows. Poor country people lived in small wooden
houses with mud floors. In the towns, the streets were narrow, gloomy and crowded, which made it easy for criminals
to steal from shops and people. Wealthy people and noblemen owned land or even helped The King or Queen to rule
the country. Most people, however, were poor and worked in the countryside. Slightly rich people worked as
craftsmen and merchants in the towns. Tudor shops had picture signs outside to show people what they sold, as many
people could not read.
In Tudor times rich people often held huge banquets where they ate far too much. They had quite an unhealthy diet as
they ate lots of very salty meat from the animals they owned or hunted. They also ate very little fruit, vegetable, milk,
butter and eggs as they thought these foods were only suitable for poor people to eat.
It was the law that every man had to practice archery every Sunday morning! Rich people liked to fence and play
tennis while ordinary people played games like bowls, hockey and football or went to the theatre. William
Shakespeare lived in Tudor times. His plays are still performed all over the world.
366.1. Who lived in nice houses with a lot of rooms and big windows?
A. Poor people- -B. The Queen- -C. Rich Tudor- -D. Craftsmen-
366.2. What did rich people eat in the banquets?
A. fruit, vegetable and milk- -B. eggs and vegetables- -C. salty meat- -D. fruit and milk-
366.3. How did noblemen help to the King or Queen?
A. owned land- -B. worked in the countryside- -C. worked in the town- -D. ruled the country-
366.4. Why did Tudors shops have picture signs outside the shop?
A. Because many people could not read- -B. Because many people could not buy- -C. Because many people could not
sell- -D. Because many people could not show-
366.5. What was the law every Sunday?
A. practice fencing- -B. practice tennis- -C. practice hockey- -D. practice archery-
367. Read and choose the correct answer.
“World language”
Today, millions of people want to learn to improve their English but it is difficult to find the best method. Is it better
to study in Britain or America or to study in your own country?
The advantages of going to Britain seem obvious. Firstly, you will be able to listen to the language all the time you
are in the country. You will be surrounded completely by the language wherever you go. Another advantage is that
you have to speak the language if you are with other people. In Italy, it is always possible, in the class, to speak Italian
if you want to and the learning is slower.
 On the other hand, there are also advantages to staying at home to study. You don’t have to make big changes to your
life. As well as this, it is also a lot of cheaper than going to Britain but it is never possible to achieve the results of
living in the UK. If you have a good teacher in Italy, I think you can learn in a more concentrated way than being in
Britain without going to a school.
So, in conclusion, I think that if you have enough time and enough money, the best choice is to spend some time in
the UK. This is simply not possible for most people, so being here in Italy is the only viable option. The most
important thing to do in this situation is to maximize your opportunities: to speak only English in class and to try to
use English whenever possible outside the class.
367.1. What is the article about?
A. How many people learn English.- -B. The best way to learn English.- -C. English schools in England and
America.- -D. How to travel to Italy.-
367.2. What is one of the advantages of going to the UK to learn English?
A. There are no Italians in Britain.- -B. You will have to speak English and not your language.- -C. The language
schools are better.- -D. There are many chances.-
367.3. What is one of the advantages of staying in your country to learn English?
A. The teachers aren’t very good in Britain.- -B. You have to work too hard in Britain.- -C. Your life can continue
more or less as it was before.- -D. You have a big chance.-
367.4. People who don’t have a lot of time and money should
A. learn English in Britain.- -B. try and speak English in class more often.- -C. go to Italy to learn English.- -D. go to
your country.-
367.5. “ whenever” means
A. every time that a particular thing happens- -B. position or situation which happens- -C. wanted or needed- -D. it
does not matter who does something-
368. Is it a bird? Is it plane? No, it’s a jet pod!
Fed up sitting in traffic in the morning rush hour? Well, for London’s tired workers this may no longer be a problem.
In a few years, “ flying taxis” or “ jet pods” may be a common sight in the skies of London. Commuters can park their
cars at a “ Park – and – Fly” site and catch one of these miniature planes to work. Around 6 -6 minutes later, the
planes will land on short runways in central London. The runways could be above rivers, railway stations or roads.
The inventors of the “ jet pod” test flight could take place very soon. Each plane can carry 7 passengers and will
probably cost about £15 one way for each passenger. It is quiet and environmentally friendly and will take about
37,000 cars off the road.
So what do London commuters think of “ jet pod” ? Well, Ken Williams, businessman in the City of London , thinks
it is a great idea. “ This is exactly what London needs” he says.
I will definitely be first in the queue when the “ jet pod” starts!
368.1. What is a common sight in the skies of London?
A. Commuters- -B. People- -C. Jet pods- -D. Tired workers-
368.2. How long will the planes land after?
A. in 4-6 minutes- -B. before 4-6 minutes- -C. 4 – 6 minutes ago- -D. till 4 -6 minutes-
368.3. The runways could be above
A. railway stations- -B. rivers- -C. roads- -D. railway stations, rivers or roads-
368.4. How much does it cost one way?
A. 15 Dollars- -B. 15 Pounds- -C. 15 Cents- -D. 15 Euros-
368.5. Who says “ This is exactly London needs” ?
A. Businessman- -B. Businessmen- -C. Businesswoman- -D. Businesswomen-
369. Read and choose the correct answer.
Money is that you use to buy things. You may earn money from completing household chores, getting good grades,
for your allowance, or for losing a tooth! Money is very important in our world and comes in many different forms.
People have been using money for hundreds of years. Before money gave specific values for things, people simply
traded items. In the United States, we use the dollar as our currency or money, but people in different parts of the
world use different currencies, though some countries also use or accept our dollars.
People earn money from the jobs they work and use that money to save for the future, pay for their houses, cars, food,
taxes, medical needs and household items among other things. Even things such as turning the lights on, using the air
conditioning or heat, and connecting the internet cost money.
369.1. Choose the things that money might not be used for
A. to pay you for doing your chores.- -B. to buy things.- -C. to save for the future.- -D. to pay bills.-
369.2. According to the author of this story, money is
A. very important.- -B. only used in America.- -C. not very important.- -D. only earned by adults.-
369.3. The dollar
A. is used in the United States.- -B. is not used very much in the United States.- -C. is used every country in the
world.- -D. is never used in other countries.-
369.4. How long have people used money?
A. Thousands of years.- -B. Since the beginning of time.- -C. Hundreds of years.- -D. They started recently.-
369.5. What did people do before there was money?
A. People traded to get what they needed.- -B. They just never got what they needed.- -C. They made everything
themselves.- -D. The story doesn’t tell.-
370. Read and choose the correct answer.
Raisins are dried grapes that have been eaten for thousands of years. Nearly 3,500 years ago, the first raisins were
discovered as grapes that were drying in the sun on a vine. In medieval Europe, raisins were used as sweeteners,
medicine, and even as a form of money!
In America, raisins were first grown after an 1873 heat wave in California destroyed its valuable grape crop, leaving
only dried, wrinkly, but tasty grapes on the vines. Soon, farmers began developing seedless grapes in California that
thin skinned and sweet. These grapes would be purposely dried in the sun and became the popular dark raisin we eat
and enjoy today. Later, a golden variety of raisin was made by treating grapes with a chemical called sulfur dioxide
and using special methods to dry them.
Today, central California remains the center of the world’s raisin industry, producing nearly 95 percent of the world’s
raisins. Its green valleys, sunny climate, and hot temperatures provide the perfect conditions for grapes that are dried
into raisins.
370.1. Which of the following were raisins NOT used as?
A. Weapons- -B. Money- -C. Medicine- -D. Sweetener-
370.2. Raisins
A. were discovered a long time ago.- -B. are made by dropping grapes in water.- -C. were discovered recently.- -D.
have never been grown in America.-
370.3. What would be the best title for the passage?
A. A History of Raisins.- -B. The Discovery of the Golden Raisin.- -C. The Many Different Kinds of Raisins.- -D.
Healthy Snacks.-
370.4. What question is answered in the INTRODUCTORY paragraph?
A. What happened in 1873?- -B. How are golden raisins made?- -C. What kinds of raisins do people eat?- -D. What
were raisins once used as?-
370.5. What is NOT true about raisins?
A. They are dried in the sun.- -B. They are made from grapes with seeds.- -C. They are grown in California.- -D. They
are dark and golden versions of raisins.-
370.6. What is there near her house?
371. Read and choose the correct answer.
Green is a beautiful color! In nature, the grass that you walk on is green, and the leaves that you see on trees are
usually green. Most of the plants that you see are green too! Frogs are green, and many grasshoppers are green too.
Turtles are different shades of green.
Did you know that you can make green paint by mixing blue and yellow? Because you can make green by mixing two
primary colors, it is called a secondary color. Green is also the name used to describe the movement to make products
that do not harm the Earth.
Green products are often those made from recycled materials or those that are safe to throw out in the trash.
371.1. Turtles are
A. different shades of green.- -B. green products.- -C. not found in the nature.- -D. not green.-
371.2. According to the reading, which is green?
A. A primary color- -B. A bat- -C. A mushroom- -D. A frog-
371.3. What is a green product?
A. One that is mixed together.- -B. One that is fun.- -C. One that is made from grass.- -D. One that is safe for Earth.-
 371.4. Green is
A. a kind of plant.- -B. a secondary color.- -C. a primary color- -D. a type of kite.-
371.5. Which of the following might be an example of a green product?
A. a frog- -B. a plastic bottle that cannot be recycled- -C. a big truck- -D. a plastic bottle that can be recycled.-
371.6. What question is answered in the first paragraph?
372. Read and choose the correct answer.
Have you ever had the flu? If you have, you know how miserable it can make you feel. Most kids will get the flu
sometime during the school years. When you have the flu, you usually get a fever (which can be high), have a cough,
feel very tired, and may have a sore throat as well. It can make you feel sick for a few days or for as long as a
week.Sometimes, it can be hard to tell if you have the flu or a cold, but with the flu, you’ll usually have a higher fever
and you feel much worse. The flu is a type of virus, which means medicine will only help the symptoms such as the
cough and fever. For most kids, the flu comes and goes, but for some, it can be a serious illness.
Most kids get the flu in the winter because germs spread more easily when kids are inside in settings such as
classrooms. The best way o prevent from getting the flu is to wash your hands often, keep your hands to yourself, and
go to your doctor for the flu shot or mist.
372.1. Based on the following sentence, which of the following might be another setting where the flu could easily
spread?
Most kids get the flu in the winter because germs spread more easily when kids are inside settings such as
classrooms.
A. A city park - -B. The baseball field - -C. A day care center - -D. A forest-
372.2. What is the best meaning of the word “ symptoms” as used in the following sentence?
The flu is a type of virus, which means medicine will only help the symptoms such as the cough and fever.
A. viruses- -B. colds- -C. signs- -D. medicines-
372.3. What question is answered in the first paragraph?
A. How do I prevent the flu?- -B. How long does the flu last?- -C. When does the flu spread?- -D. How many people
get the flu?-
372.4. What does the author IMPLY in the following sentence?
The flu is a type of virus, which means medicine will only help the symptoms such as the cough and fever.
A. Medicine will not help your fever or sore throat.- -B. Medicine will not be able to kill the flu.- -C. You should not
bother taking medicine if you have the flu.- -D. The flu is not really a virus.-
372.5. Which sentence has the same meaning as this sentence?
For most kids, the flu comes and goes , but for some , it can be a serious illness.
A. For the flu, kids can be a serious illness.- -B. For most kids, the flu is a serious illness, but for some it comes and
goes.- -C. The flu comes and goes for some kids.- -D. While the flu can be a serious illness, most kids who get it will
recover.-
373. Read and choose the correct answer.
Every year students in many countries learn English. Some of these students are young people, others are teenagers.
Many are adults. Some learn at school, others study by themselves. A few learn English just by hearing the language
in the film on television, in the office or among their friends. But not many are lucky enough to do that. Most people
must work hard to learn another language. Many boys and girls learn English at school because it is one of their
subjects. They study their own language, mathematics and English. In England, or America, or Australia, many boys
and girls study their own language , which is English, and mathematics and another language, perhaps French, or
German or Spanish. Many adults learn English, because it is useful for their work. Teenagers often learn English for
their higher studies because some of want to read newspapers or magazines in English.
373.1. According to the writer
A. only adults learn English.- -B. no children like learning English.- -C. English id useful only to the teenagers.- -D.
English is popular in much of the world.-
373.2. Many people learn English by
A. watching videos only- -B. hearing the language in the office- -C. talking with the film stars- -D. working hard on
their lessons-
373.3. Many boys and girls learn English because
A. English can give them a job.- -B. It is included in their study courses.- -C. Their parents make them.- -D. They
have to study their own language.-
 373.4. In America or Australia many school children study
A. English as a foreign language.- -B. English and mathematics only.- -C. Such foreign languages as French, German
and Spanish.- -D. Their own language and no foreign language.-
373.5. Many adults learn English because
A. Their work is useful.- -B. They want to go to abroad.- -C. Most of their books are in English.- -D. It helps them in
their work.-
374. Read and choose the correct answer.
An artist went to a beautiful part of the country for a holiday and stayed with a farmer. Every day he went out with his
paints and his brushes and painted from morning to evening, and then when it got dark he went back to the farm and
had a good dinner before going to bed. At the end of his holiday, he wanted to pay the farmer, but the farmer said” No,
I don’t want money, but give me one of your pictures. What is money? In a week it will all finished, but your painting
will still be here.
”The artist was very pleased and thanked the farmer for saying such kind things about the paintings. The framer smile
and answered “ It is not that. I have a son in London. He wants to become an artist. When he comes here next month I
will show him your picture, and then he will not want to be an artist any more, I think”
374.1. Where did the artist spend his holiday?
A. In a beautiful country- -B. On a farm- -C. With a farmer- -D. With his paints and brushes-
374.2. What did he do during his holiday?
A. He went back to the farm.- -B. He made paints and brushes.- -C. He painted all day.- -D. He went out every day.-
374.3. What did the farmer ask the artist for the end of the holiday?
A. Money- -B. For his wages- -C. Many pictures- -D. A picture-
374.4. Why was the artist very pleased with the farmer’s request?
A. Because he thought his picture were so beautiful.- -B. Because he had so many kinds of pictures.- -C. Because he
would sell one of his pictures.- -D. Because the farmer had thanked him.-
374.5. The farmer’s son didn’t want to become an artist any more.
A. Because he lived in London.- -B. Because he had the artist’s picture.- -C. After he had seen the artist’s picture.- -D.
When he came here.-
375. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
my sister, a new shop, open, next month, will .....................................................................
376. Read and choose the correct answer.
Sue Glass had a car accident when she was eight so she didn’t like driving. When she grew up this was a problem
because she got a job with a car company. Then six years ago she met Julian Sway land, a racing driver and she told
him she was afraid of cars. He wanted to help, so he took her to Brands Hatch, a Grand Prix racing circuit. He drove
her round corners at 100 mph and she loved it. Then she heard about a special motor racing course. She did the course
with five men and was amazed when she got top marks.
She says: “I think I did well because I listened to everything the teacher said. I needed to because I was so afraid. The
men often didn’t listen. The best moment was my first championship race. I didn’t win but I came fourth. I beat 20
men. I love the excitement of motor racing but it’s a dangerous sport and I’m always very frightened.
In fact, I stopped doing it a year ago because I got so nervous before each race. I felt really sick. I am not going to race
again. I am going to teach other people to drive. I am going to open a driving school next year.
376.1. When did she have a car accident?
A. when she was a child.- -B. when she was a teenager.- -C. when she was an adult.- -D. when she was a student.-
376.2. Whom did she tell about she was afraid of cars?
A. Her friends- -B. Her parents- -C. Julian Sway land- -D. Sue Glass-
376.3. How many men did she beat?
A. twenty - -B. twelve- -C. two- -D. two zero-
376.4. Why is she going to teach to drive?
A. Because she stopped racing.- -B. Because she felt sick.- -C. Because she felt nervous- -D. Because she felt
excitement.-
376.5. What is she going to open?
A. A school of driving- -B. A school of teaching- -C.A school of racing- -D. A school of training.-
Choose the correct word.
377. Is that ______ house?
A. they- -B. them- -C. their- -D. theirs-
378. I clean __________ room every day.
A. I - -B. my- -C. me- -D. mine-
379. She lives with __________ mother.
A. her - -B. hers- -C. his - -D. him-
380. Would you like ______ to my house for a dinner?
A. come- -B. comes- -C. coming- -D. to come-
381. Would you like ______ a cup of tea?
A. have - -B. has- -C. to have- -D. having-
382. How about ______ basketball?
A. play - -B. plays- -C. to play- -D. playing-
383. Why don’t we ______ a picnic.
A. have - -B. has - -C. to have- -D. having-
384. Let’s ______ to school.
A. going- -B. goes- -C. to go - -D. go-
385. Bye, I’ll see you _________Monday.
A. at - -B. by - -C. in - -D. on-
386. Mozart was born _______ 1756.
A. at - -B. by - -C. in - -D. on-
387. I went to school _______ 8 o’clock yesterday.
A. at - -B. by - -C. in - -D. on-
388. There are a lot of apples _______ those trees.
A. at- -B. in - -C. on - -D. next-
389. The oranges are _______ the table.
A. at - -B. between- -C. in- -D. on -
390. My pencil is __________ the books and the notebooks.
A. between- -B. by- -C. in- -D. on-
391. The red car is ________ of the house.
A. behind- -B. in front- -C. next to- -D. on-
392. She should ______ so hard.
A. work- -B. works- -C. to work - -D. working-
393. You ought ______ uniform.
A. wear- -B. wears- -C. to wear- -D. wearing-
394. He can______ four languages.
A. speaking- -B. speaks- -C. speak - -D. to speak-
395. I have got a cat. _______ cat is very smart.
A. a- -B. an - -C. the - -D. some-
396. It is _______ white dog with black spots.
A. a- -B. an - -C. the - -D. some-
397. Do you eat ______ milk products?
A. any- -B. much - -C. anything- -D. something-
398. Would you like ______ to eat?
A. any- -B. some- -C. much- -D. something-
399. Ariunaa has got _______ hair.
A. beautiful long blonde - -B. beautiful blonde long- -C. blonde long beautiful - -D. blonde beautiful long-

400. Justin Bieber is a _______ singer.

A. Canadian popular young - -B. Canadian young popular- -C. popular young Canadian- -D. popular Canadian
young-
401. They bought a _______ purse in the sales.
A. black new leather - -B. black leather new- -C. new leather black- -D. new black leather-
402. Russia is ______________ than China.
A. big - -B. bigger- -C. biggest - -D. more bigger-
403. The Nile is ___________ river in Africa.
A. the longer - -B. longer than - -C. longest - -D. the longest-
404. Ice hockey is _______________ sport than basketball and tennis.
A. dangerous - -B. dangerouser - -C. more dangerous - -D. the most dangerous-
405. It is __________ hotel in the town.
A. comfortabler- -B. the more comfortable - -C. most comfortable - -D. the most comfortable-
406. My father's cooking is ____________ than my mother's.
A. better- -B. good- -C. more good- -D. the best-
407. It was an awful day. It was __________ day of my life.
A. the worst- -B. the most bad - -C. the worse - -D. worst-
408. I _______ tennis every Sunday .
A. play- -B. plays- -C. playing - -D. am playing-
409. Telmen _______ Chinese very well.
A. speak - -B. speaks- -C. don’t speak - -D. speaking-
410. It _______ many times every winter in Mongolia.
A. snow - -B. snowed- -C. snows - -D. is snowing-
411. What time _______ the train _______?
A. is/leaves- -B.do/leave- -C. does /leave - -D. does /leaves-

412. How often _______ they _______to the dentist?

A. are/go- -B.do/go - -C. do/goes - -D. does/go-
413. My parents _______ in a small flat.
A. lives - -B. aren’t live - -C. don’t live - -D. doesn’t live-
414. She_______ coffee very often.
A. isn’t drink- -B. don’t drink - -C. doesn’t drink- -D. doesn’t drinks-
415. My uncle ________ is a teacher has got three children.
A. which - -B. who- -C. whose- -D. whom-
416. My mother likes to visit the Stonehenge ________ is very famous.
A. which - -B. who- -C. whose- -D. whom-
417. A doctor is someone _______ treats patients.
A. who- -B. whom- -C. whose- -D. which-
418. The girl __________ often visits me is a chef
A. which- -B. who- -C. whose- -D. whom-
419. Blue pencil____________ is on your desk belongs to me.
A. that - -B. who- -C. whose- -D. whom-
420. I_______ my hair at the moment.
A. wash - -B. washes- -C. washing- -D. am washing-
421. My mother _______ her clothes right now.
A. iron - -B. irons - -C. is ironing- -D. ironing-
422. Don't make so much noise. They _______ to study!
A. try - -B.tries- -C. trying- -D. are trying-
423. let’s go out! It_______ now.
A. raining- -B. isn’t raining- -C. aren’t raining - -D. rain-
424. Nomin _______ her blue jeans today, but she usually wears a dress.
A. is wearing- -B. are wearing- -C. wearing - -D wears-
425. The weather _______ good last week.
A. is- -B. are - -C. was- -D. were-
426. My father _______in a bank in 2005
A. work- -B. works- -C. working- -D. worked-
427. Mozart _______about 600 pieces of music.
A. wrote- -B. writed- -C. written- -D. write-
428. She_______ to the cinema yesterday.
A. go- -B. goes- -C. going- -D. went-
429. My sister_______ a meal yesterday evening.
A. didn’t cook- -B. didn’t cooked- -C. wasn’t cook - -D. wasn’t cooked-
430. Why _______late this morning?
A. you was- -B. was you - -C. were you - -D. you were-
431. _______ you _______the football match on TV last night?
A. Were/see - -B. Have/ seen- -C. Do/ see- -D. Did/ see-
432. He _______ in the garden at 7 o’clock this morning.
A. walks - -B. walking - -C. is walking- -D. was walking-
433. They _______ a novel at 10 pm last night.
A. were reading - -B. was reading - -C. are reading - -D. reading-
434. My mother _______ while I was studying.
A. cooks- -B. cooking- -C. is cooking - -D. was cooking-
435. My father _______ TV when I got home.
A. watches- -B. watching- -C. is watching- -D. was watching-
436. There are _______ bananas in the box.
A. any - -B. much- -C. little- -D. few-

437. There's _______ pizza in the fridge for you.

A. any- -B. a little - -C. few - -D. many-
438. There are _______ old buildings in this town.
A. any - -B. little - -C. many - -D. much-
439. We spent too _______ money to install waste bins.
A. any - -B. few - -C.many - -D. much-
440. It is a nice day, _______ ?
A. is it - -B. isn’t it - -C. is he- -D. isn’t he -
441. They aren’t Korean, _______ they?
A. are - -B. aren’t- -C. do- -D. don’t-
442. Your parents always read newspapers,_______ they?
A. are- -B. aren’t- -C. do- -D. don’t-
443. Nomin likes coffee, _______she?
A. is - -B. isn’t- -C. does- -D. doesn’t-
444. They don’t know me, _______ they?
A. are - -B. aren’t- -C. do - -D. don’t-
445. Rice doesn’t grow in Mongolia, _______it?
A. is - -B. isn’t- -C. does- -D. doesn’t-
446. This house _______ 20 years ago.
A. was built - -B. was building- -C. is built- -D. built-
447. This room _______every day.
A. clean - -B. cleans - -C. is cleaned - -D. are cleaned-
448. Hamlet’ _______ by Shakespeare.
A. write - -B. wrote- -C. written- -D. was written-
449. This road _______ very often.
A. don’t use - -B. doesn’t used - -C. isn’t use - -D. isn’t used-
450. When _______ the telephone _______?
A. was/ invent - -B. was / invented- -C. were /invent- -D. were/invented-
451. If it _______, we won’t have lunch in the garden.
A. rain - -B. rains- -C. raining - -D. will rain-
452. If I _______your keys, I’ll tell you.
A. find- -B. finds- -C. finding- -D. will find-
453. Misheel _______ me, if she comes back in Mongolia.
A. phone- -B. phoning- -C. phoned- -D. will phone-
454. I _______ a new dress, if I have enough money.
A. buying - -B. buys - -C. bought- -D. will buy-
455. If he _______ hard, he gets good grades.
A. study- -B. studies- -C. studied- -D. will study-
456. If the children _______ well, they are healthy.
A. eat - -B. eats- -C. eating- -D. will eat-
457. She has never _______ sushi.
A.eat - -B. ate - -C. eaten- -D. eating-
458. I have _______in a beach house.
A. stay- -B. stays- -C. staying- -D. stayed-
459. Have you ever _______a horse?
A. ride - -B. riding- -C. ridden - -D. rode-
460. She has _______ a competition.
A. win- -B. wins- -C. winning- -D. won-
461. He has never _______ by a plane.
A. flies- -B. flown- -C. flying- -D. flew-

462. I’m not very good _______ learning languages.

A. at - -B. for - -C. of- -D. to-
463. She is afraid _______ spiders.
A. at - -B. for - -C. of - -D. to-
464. I’m very excited_______ buying a new computer.
A. about - -B. in - -C. of - -D. to-
465. What is your town famous _______?
A. at - -B. for - -C. of - -D. to-
466. Are you pleased _______ your new house?
A. at - -B. for- -C. of - -D. with-
467. A: ‘Look! There are dark clouds.’
B: ‘It __________________’
A. will rain- -B. will raining - -C. is going to rain- -D. is going to raining-

448. Choose the correct word.

A: ‘There is no sugar’
B: Oh really? I_______ some.
A. will buy - -B. will buys - -C. am going to buy- -D. am going to buying-

449. Choose the correct word.

The weather is nice now but I think it…..later.
A. rains - -B. is raining - -C. will rain - -D. rained-

450. Choose the correct response.

Ochir: Hi, My name is Ochir. What is your name?
Sarnai: ____________________
Ochir: Ochir, My name is Ochir.
Sarnai: My name is Sarnai.
A. I am sorry, I didn't catch your name.- -B. What? I don't understand.- -C. How do you do?- -D. Nice to meet you.-

451. Choose the correct response.

B: Nice to meet you Anar.
A: Nice to meet you too.
B: ____________________
A: No, I am from Russia.
A. Where are you from?- -B. Where are you going?- -C. Where do you live?- -D. Are you from London?-

452. Choose the correct response.

 A: _________________
B: I am originally from Darkhan but I live in Ulaanbaatar.
A. How old are you?- -B. Where are you from?- -C. What is your address?- -D. What are you doing here?-

453. Choose the correct response.

A: Who do you live with?
B: I live with my family. _____________
A: No, I live on my own.
A. Who do you live with?- -B. Where do you live?- -C. Do you live with your family?- -D. Do you live in London?-

454. Choose the correct response.

A: __________________
B: Yes, I have a brother.
A. Do you have any brothers or sisters?- -B. How many brothers do you have?- -C. Do you live with your brother?- -
D. How old is your brother?-

455. Choose the correct response.

A: How old are you?
B: Twenty-eight.
A: Really? __________________
B: Thanks.
A. You look younger than your age.- -B. You are very old.- -C. I am older than my brother.- -D. You look smaller.-

456. Choose the correct response.

A: ___________________
B: He is a dentist.
A: Really? I have some problem with my teeth
B: My father can help you.
A. What is your father doing?- -B. What does your father do?- -C. Where does your father work?- -D. I need to see a
dentist.-

457. Choose the correct response.

B: Do you know Erdene?
A: ______________________
B: He is very tall and he's got quite short brown hair.
A. What does he look like?- -B. Where is he from?- -C. How old is he?- -D. Yes, he is my best friend.-

458. Choose the correct response.

A: Telmen is very ambitious.
B: How do you know him?
A: _________________
A. He wants to play football for his country.- -B. He doesn't like studying.- -C. He can't play the piano.- -D. He
usually gets bad marks.-

459. Choose the correct response.

A: What is your brother like?
B: ________________. He can't talk in front of people.
A. He is very generous.- -B. He is very tall.- -C. He likes eating hamburger.- -D. He is incredibly shy.-

460. Choose the correct response.

A: What school do you go to, Telmen?
B: I go to the Sant Secondary School.
 A: _________________.
B: No, It is about 7 kilometers away.
A. How do you get there?- -B. Is it near your house?- -C. Where is it?- -D. Is it a boarding school?-

461. Choose the correct response.

A: What is your favourite subject?
B: My favourite subject is English.
A: _____________________________
B: Yes, but I like doing homework.
A. Does your English teacher give much homework?- -B. Did you do your homework?- -C. How much homework
does your teacher give?- -D. Don't you like other subjects?-

462. Choose the correct response.

A: What time is it?
B: _____20:10_____
A. It’s ten to twenty.- -B. It’s ten past twenty.- -C. It’s twenty to ten.- -D. It’s twenty past ten.-

463. Choose the correct response.

A: My son is so tired.
B: ________________
A. Don’t take care of him!- -B. Beat him!- -C. Kiss your son- -D. He needs some rest-

464. Choose the correct response.

A: Everybody must be there!
B: ___________________
A. Sorry, I can’t come.- -B. I hope you did.- -C. Yes, sometimes.- -D. How much-

465. A:__________________?
B: Yes, that’s a good idea.
A. Why don’t we play chess?- -B. Do you play chess?- -C. Do you like playing chess?- -D. Can you play chess?-
466.
Choose the correct response.
467. A: How long does it take you to get home? B: ______________________________.
A. With you- -B. Afternoon- -C. It’s too long- -D. Less than an hour-
468. A: _______________________________? B: 2 dollars.
A. How much is a cup of coffee?- -B. What is your address?- -C. What is your phone number?- -D. How old are
you?-
469. A:_______________________?
B: My favorite singer is Ariunaa.
A. Is Ariunaa your favorite singer?- -B. What are hobbies?- -C. Who is your favorite singer?- -D. What are you
interested in?-

467. Choose the correct response.

A: Let’s go to the park!
B: ________________
A.Yes, thank you- -B.Tomorrow- -C. Well, it sounds good- -D. Understand you-

468. Match the questions to the answers. Are you feeling OK?
A. It’s cold.- -B. He’s reading a newspaper.- -C. Yes, I’m fine, thanks - -D. Five days ago. - -E. Yes, take an
umbrella.-
469.
470. COMMUNICATION. Match the questions to the answers.
Is it raining outside?
A. It’s cold.- -B. He’s reading a newspaper. - -C. Yes, I’m fine, thanks. - -D. Five days ago. - -E. Yes, take an
umbrella.-

471. COMMUNICATION. Match the questions to the answers.

Why are you wearing a jumper?
A. It’s cold.- -B. He’s reading a newspaper.- -C. Yes, I’m fine, thanks.- -D. Five days ago.- -E. Yes, take an
umbrella.-

472. COMMUNICATION. Match the questions to the answers.

What’s Tushig doing?
A. It’s cold.- -B. He’s reading a newspaper.- -C. Yes, I’m fine, thanks.- -D. Five days ago.- -E. Yes, take an
umbrella.-

473. COMMUNICATION. Match the questions to the answers.

When did you come back?
A. It’s cold.- -B. He’s reading a newspaper.- -C. Yes, I’m fine, thanks.- -D. Five days ago.- -E. Yes, take an
umbrella.-

474. COMMUNICATION. Match the questions to the answers.

Was your exam difficult?
A. Ninety dollars.- -B. Because you were late.- -C. No, Thanks. I’ve just had lunch.- -D. They were on holiday.- -E.
No, It was easy.-

475. COMMUNICATION. Match the questions to the answers.

Where were they last week?
A. Ninety dollars.- -B. Because you were late.- -C. No, Thanks. I’ve just had lunch.- -D. They were on holiday. - -E.
No, It was easy.-

476. Match the questions to the answers.

How much was your new camera?
A. Ninety dollars.- -B. Because you were late.- -C. No, Thanks. I’ve just had lunch.- -D. They were on holiday.- -E.
No, It was easy.-

477. Match the questions to the answers.

Why were you angry this morning?
A. Ninety dollars.- -B. Because you were late.- -C. No, Thanks. I’ve just had lunch.- -D. They were on holiday.- -E.
No, It was easy.-

478. Match the questions to the answer

Would you like something to eat?
A. Ninety dollars.- -B. Because you were late.- -C. No, Thanks. I’ve just had lunch.- -D. They were on holiday.- -E.
No, It was easy.-

479. Match the questions to the answers.

Do you have any children?
A. No, I stayed at home.- -B. I don’t know. I have never seen.- -C. I went there a few years ago.- -D. Yes, a
daughter.- -E. No, It’s free.-

480. Match the questions to the answers.

Excuse me, Is anybody sitting here?
A. No, I stayed at home. &nbs .- -B. I don’t know. I have never seen.- -C. I went there a few years ago.- -D. Yes, a
daughter.- -E. No, It’s free.-
 481. Match the questions to the answers.
Who is that man?
A. No, I stayed at home.- -B. I don’t know. I have never seen.- -C. I went there a few years ago.- -D. Yes, a
daughter.- -E. No, It’s free.-

482. Match the questions to the answers.

When were you there?
A. No, I stayed at home.- -B.I don’t know. I have never seen.- -C. I went there a few years ago.- -D. Yes, a
daughter.- -E. No, It’s free.-

483. Match the questions to the answers.

Did you go out last night?
A. No, I stayed at home.- -B. I don’t know. I have never seen.- -C. I went there a few years ago.- -D. Yes, a
daughter.- -E. No, It’s free.-

484. Match the questions to the answers.

Did you have a nice holiday?
A. for 3 months.- -B. I’m a dentist.- -C. Yes, It was great. Thanks.- -D. ‘Yes, It was beautiful.- -E. ‘Where is she
going?-

485. Match the questions to the answers.

How long have you been in Russia?
A. for 3 months.- -B. I’m a dentist.- -C. Yes, It was great. Thanks.- -D. ‘Yes, It was beautiful.- -E. ‘Where is she
going?-

486. Match the questions to the answers.

What’s your job?
A. for 3 months.- -B. I’m a dentist.- -C.Yes,It was great. Thanks.- -D. ‘Yes, It was beautiful.- -E. ‘Where is she
going?-

487. Match the questions to the answers.

Look, There’s Anar?
A. for 3 months.- -B. I’m a dentist.- -C.Yes,It was great. Thanks.- -D. ‘Yes, It was beautiful.- -E. ‘Where is she
going?-

488. Match the questions to the answers.

Was the weather nice yesterday?
A. for 3 months.- -B. I’m a dentist.- -C.Yes,It was great. Thanks.- -D. ‘Yes, It was beautiful.- -E. ‘Where is she
going?-

489. Odd one out.

Clothes:
A. a bracelet- -B. a coat - -C. socks- -D. trousers-

490. Odd one out.

ROOMS:
A. bathroom - -B. dining room- -C. table- -D. kitchen-

491. Odd one out.

SOUNDS OF ANIMALS:
A. bark- -B. cow- -C. oink- -D. meow-

492. Odd one out.

 Parts of the body:
A. elbows- -B. socks- -C. legs - -D. toes-

493. Odd one out.

ADJECTIVES:
A. bossy- -B. generous- -C. quickly- -D. talkative-

494. Odd one out.

COUNTABLE NOUNS:
A. a cherry- -B. a biscuit- -C. a carrot- -D. sugar-

495. Odd one out.

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS:
A. jam- -B. rice - -C. a sausage- -D. salt-

496. Odd one out.

Vegetables:
A. a biscuit- -B. a cabbage- -C. a carrot- -D. an onion-

497. Odd one out.

Weathers:
A. cloudy - -B. cold- -C. foggy- -D. sun-

498. Odd one out.

PREPOSITIONS:
A. art - -B. between- -C. opposite- -D. near-

499. Odd one out.

FAMILY MEMBERS:
A. a friend- -B. a brother- -C. a sister- -D. a father-

500. Odd one out.

RELATIVES:
A. an aunt- -B. a cousin - -C. a sister- -D. uncle-

501. Odd one out.

Tastes:
A. salty- -B. hear- -C. sour- -D. spicy-

502. Odd one out.

Senses:
A. smell - -B. taste- -C. touch- -D. walk-

503. Odd one out.

INSECTS:
A. a beetle - -B. a spider - -C. a. parrot - -D. a worm-

504. Odd one out.

Land animals:
A. a bear- -B. a dolphin - -C. a giraffe- -D. a lion-

505. Odd one out.

WATER ANIMALS:
A. a dolphin- -B. a fish- -C. a. tiger- -D. a whale-

506. Odd one out.

Patterns:
A. checked- -B. dotted- -C. plain- -D. purple-

507. Odd one out.

COOKING:
A.fry- -B. chop- -C. grate- -D. sweep-

508. Odd one out.

MATERIALS:
A. copper- -B. ring- -C. gold- -D. iron -

509. Odd one out.

CLOTHES MATERIALS:
A. brick- -B. cotton- -C. silk- -D. wool-

510. Odd one out.

SPORTS:
A. archery- -B. cycling- -C. jogging- -D. helmet-

511. Odd one out.

AIR TRANSPORT:
A. an airplane- -B. a helicopter - -C. a train- -D. a jet-

512. Odd one out.

HAIR:
A. blonde- -B. straight - -C. oval - -D. wavy-

513. Odd one out.

FACE:
A. short- -B. round- -C. square- -D. oval-

514. Odd one out.

JOBS:
A. a chef - -B. a firefighter- -C. a jet- -D. a pilot-

515. Odd one out.

SUBJECTS:
A. chemistry- -B. biology- -C. gym - -D. physics-

516. Odd one out.

MOVIES:
A. cartoon - -B. documentary- -C. comedy- -D. news-

517. Odd one out.

SYMBOLS:
A. fraction- -B. thirty- -C. minus- -D. plus-

518. Odd one out.

ACCESSORIES:
A. a bracelet- -B. earrings- -C. a hairclip - -D. mittens-
 519. Odd one out.
ROAD TRANSPORT:
A. an ambulance- -B. a bus- -C. a ferry - -D. a fire engine-

520. Odd one out.

HABITATS:
A. a desert - -B. a grassland- -C. a tree - -D. a woodland-

521. Odd one out.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHES:
A. cotton trousers- -B. a crash helmet- -B. a gas mask- -C. potholders-

522. Odd one out.

ADVENTURE SPORTS:
A. rock climbing - -B. sky diving- -C. wind surfing- -D. forest fire-

523. Odd one out.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES:
A. deforestation- -B. desertification- -C. forest fires- -D. wind power-

524. Odd one out.

ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS:
A. installing a waste bin- -B. traffic jam- -C. organic farming- -D. wind power-

525. PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS:

A. absorbent- -B. rubber- -B. transparent- -D. waterproof-
526.
527. Odd one out.
TYPES OF HOUSING:
A. an apartment - -B. a bungalow- -C. a kayak - -D. a log house-

528. Odd one out.

NATURAL DISASTERS:
A. a drought - -B. an earthquake - -C. a hurricane- -D. traffic jam -

529. Odd one out.

SURVIVAL ITEMS:
A. a climbing rope- -B. a drought- -C. a life vest- -D. a whistle-

530. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

It was a Tuesday morning in April. Nomin got up early. She was going to wear her lucky blue skirt to school.
She really liked that skirt. She had a new shirt to match it, and new shoes, too. After Nomin got dressed, she
went into the kitchen, where she could smell bacon. Nomin’s father was making bacon and toast. Nomin
loved bacon in the morning.
Her mother was getting ready for work. Her mother was a teacher at her school. She was in the second grade,
and her mother taught fourth grade. She was excited about going to school. Her class was going to take a test
to see how much they had learned so far that year. She couldn’t wait to get to school. She sharpened her new
pencils for the test. She was going to do her best on that test. She loved school, and she liked to make good
grades.
Nomin ate her breakfast, and then she and her mother went to the school. She went straight to her classroom.
Her teacher, Ms. Erdene, was already there. It was fun to be in Ms. Erdene’s class. She was a great teacher.
Her classmates arrived. Ms. Erdene called roll, and then they started the test. She tried to remember all the
 things that her teacher had taught her, and tried very hard to do everything right on the test. The test took over
an hour. After the test was over, the class played outside for a long time. Then they ate lunch. After lunch,
they watched a funny movie, and then drew pictures until it was time to go home. It was a great day!
What grade was Nomin in?
A. The first - -B. The second - -C. The third - -D. The fourth-

550.2. What did Nomin like to eat in the morning?

A. Eggs - -B. Bacon - -C. Oatmeal - -D. Cereal-

550.3. Why was she excited about going to school?

A. They were going on a trip.- -B. They were having a party.- -C. They were taking a test.- -D. They were going to
paint.-

550.4. What did Ms. Erdene do before they took the test?
A. She went to the office.- -B. She called roll.- -C. She went home.- -D. She wrote a note to Nomin’s parents.-

550.5. What did the children do outside after the test?

A. rode bikes - -B. drew pictures- -C. played - -D. watched a movie-

531. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Dolphins are marine mammals that are related to whales and porpoises. A marine mammal is one that lives in
the water. Dolphins are found all over the world’s oceans as well as in rivers and marshes. Dolphins are
carnivores (meat eaters) and feed on fish, squid, and other marine life. They often swim together in groups
called “pods.” They are thought to have powerful eyesight and hearing, but do not have a sense of smell.
Dolphins come in different sizes. Some are smaller than the average person, but others, such as the orca, can
be 30 feet long, or more than five times as long as the average person. Dolphins are thought to be very
intelligent and communicate with each other using clicks and whistles. All dolphins are powerful swimmers.
Have you ever seen a dolphin? Groups of dolphins can often be seen bobbing in and out of waves close to the
shoreline.
Marine mammals live ___________.
A. on land- -B. in the desert- -C. in the water- -D. in the forest-

551.2. ____________ are most closely related to the dolphin.

A. Whales- -B. Cats- -C. Squid- -D. Sharks-

551.3. Dolphins do not ______________.

A. have a sense of smell- -B. have good hearing- -C. communicate- -D. have good eyesight-

551.4. Which of the following would a dolphin probably not eat?

A. squid- -B. fish- -C. marine life- -D. plants-

551.5. An Orca is ______________

A. a little bit larger than an average person.- -B. about the same size as an average person.- -C. smaller than an
average person.- -D. much larger than an average person.-

532. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hummingbirds are amazing little birds. They are the smallest of all birds and weigh less than even a penny.
The bee hummingbird, at barely more than two inches long, is the smallest bird in the world!
Unlike most birds, hummingbirds have iridescent feathers. Iridescent feathers glitter and shine in the sun.
Hummingbirds are often dazzling combinations of greens and reds or greens and blues. Others are violet,
orange, golden, silver or other combinations only Mother Nature could dream up. All hummingbirds have
long bills to insert into flowers. Some hummingbirds have special bills to fit into specific flowers.
Hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backwards.
 Hummingbirds are also unique among bird species in that they drink nectar from flowers. You can attract
hummingbirds to your yard with special feeders that are filled with sugar water. These feeders are usually
bright red in color because hummingbirds are attracted to red.
Compared to other birds, hummingbirds are _________.
A. about the same size- -B. larger- -C. Heavier- -D. lighter-

552.2. What color are most hummingbird feeders?

A. Golden- -B. Violet- -C. Green- -D. white-

552.3. Hummingbirds are the only birds that _______.

A. are small- -B. will come to bird feeders- -C. are green- -D. can fly backwards-

552.4. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hummingbirds are amazing little birds. They are the smallest of all birds and weigh less than even a penny.
The bee hummingbird, at barely more than two inches long, is the smallest bird in the world!
Unlike most birds, hummingbirds have iridescent feathers. Iridescent feathers glitter and shine in the sun.
Hummingbirds are often dazzling combinations of greens and reds or greens and blues. Others are violet,
orange, golden, silver or other combinations only Mother Nature could dream up. All hummingbirds have
long bills to insert into flowers. Some hummingbirds have special bills to fit into specific flowers.
Hummingbirds are the only birds that can fly backwards.
Hummingbirds are also unique among bird species in that they drink nectar from flowers. You can attract
hummingbirds to your yard with special feeders that are filled with sugar water. These feeders are usually
bright red in color because hummingbirds are attracted to red.
To attract hummingbirds to your yard, put up feeders with _______ in them.
A. berries- -B. flowers- -C. sugar water- -D. seeds-

552.5. Hummingbirds eat ___________.

A. berries- -B. the story doesn't say- -C. insects- -D. flower nectar-

533. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

The magnificent redwood trees are some of the largest trees in the world! They are found mostly in Northern
California where cool temperatures, misty rains, and dense fog allow them to grow. Redwood trees can live
thousands of years. The oldest of these trees can grow to over 300 feet tall. Some rise higher than the Statue of
Liberty! A few are so wide that roads can be built through them.
Redwoods trees are preserved in California's Redwood National Park. Every year, nearly a million visitors go
to see the giant trees. Others just like to drive along the 33-mile-long Avenue of the Giants, a road that winds
through the park and surrounding areas.
Redwood trees grow_______
A. where it is icy cold.- -B. where it is hot and dry.- -C. everywhere in the United States.- -D. where it is cool and
misty.-

553.2. How many people come to Redwood National Park?

A. a couple of hundred- -B. a few- -C. almost a million- -D. no one knows-

553.3. _________ Redwood Trees can grow to over 300 feet tall.
A. Old- -B. Non- -C. All- -D. One or two-

553.4. The author seems...

A. to think Redwoods can grow anywhere.- -B. impressed with the Redwood trees.- -C. bored by the Redwood
trees.- -D. to not know that much about the trees.-

553.5. Redwood trees can...

A. live a very long time.- -B. live about as long as a person.- -C. stop growing at 100 feet tall.- -D. live without
water.-

534. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Do you know that spiders are not insects? They are actually called Arachnids, a group of animals related to
insects that have eight legs and that have venom. There are many different kinds of spiders. They live all over
the world and can be found in just about every habitat. Most like dark places, which may include your home,
closets, or basement!
Spiders are very interesting. Some spin silk webs to catch and eat prey, while others attack their prey. Some
spiders, like tarantulas, are large enough to eat lizards and mice! Many people are afraid of spiders because
they bite. Most spiders, however, will only bite if they think they are danger and most are harmless. Spiders
are actually helpful to people because many eat insect pests like cockroaches and mosquitoes.
Spiders have ____________ legs.
A. six- -B. eight- -C. four- -D. the passage doesn't say-

554.2. Which is NOT true about spiders?

A. All spiders are dangerous.- -B. Spiders are actually helpful to people.- -C. Spiders like dark places.- -D. Some
spiders attack their prey.-

554.3. Spiders are....

A. all harmful- -B. related to insects- -C. insects- -D. tarantulas-

554.4. Why are spiders helpful to people?

A. They have eight legs.- -B. They live all over the world.- -C. Some eat lizards.- -D. Some eat insect pests.-

554.5. Which question is NOT answered in the passage?

A. What do spiders eat?- -B. How many legs do spiders have?- -C. How long do spiders live?- -D. Where would I find
a spider?-

535. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Starfish, sometimes called sea stars, are found in all of the world's oceans, even in the icy Arctic Ocean. They
are a kind of ocean invertebrate, which means they lack backbones. All starfish have at least five arms, but
some have more. Many kinds of starfish can regrow arms that are bitten off by predators. Starfish can be dull
or colorful and come in many different sizes. Scientists believe there are more than 1,500 types of starfish.
Starfish attack and eat other invertebrates. Some starfish, however, are harmful to undersea communities
because they eat special kinds of coral or fish. Starfish are rarely eaten by humans because their bodies are
bony and taste bad. Humans often use them as ornaments or collectibles.
Some starfish....
A. taste good- -B. are eaten by humans- -C. are harmful- -D. have backbones-

555.2. Where are starfish found?

A. Some of the world's oceans- -B. Only in icy oceans- -C. Only where there is coral- -D. All of the world's oceans-

555.3. What does the word "lack" mean in the following sentence?
They are a kind of ocean invertebrate, which means they lack backbones.
A. have- -B. don't have- -C. eat- -D. hide in-

555.4. All Starfish have .....

A. five or more arms- -B. backbones- -C. lots of colors- -D. less than five arms-

555.5. Which of the following facts would make a starfish different from other sea life?
A. There are many different kinds of starfish- -B. They are found in different oceans- -C. They can re-grow arms that
are bitten off- -D. They can be colorful-
 536. Read the text and choose the correct answer.
Lobsters are a kind of ocean creature called crustaceans. Crabs and shrimp are crustaceans too. Lobsters, and
most other crustaceans, are found throughout the world's oceans, often under rocks or in cracks on the sea
floor.
Lobsters have five pairs of legs, three of which are claws. The front claws, sometimes called pincers, are
larger than the others. Scientists believe lobsters can live up to 70 years!
People love to eat lobsters! The state of Maine is famous for the lobsters found along its Atlantic coast. Here,
lobsters are often served with melted butter, corn on the cob, and French fries. Did you know that lobsters
only turn red after they are cooked? In the wild they can be grayish, yellow, green, blue or multi-colored.
Lobsters...
A. aren't usually eaten by people.- -B. have three pairs of claws.- -C. live only in the Atlantic Ocean.- -D. are related
to fish and sharks.-

556.2. In what paragraph does the author ask a question?

A. 1st- -B. 2nd- -C. 3rd- -D. There are no questions-

556.3. What are pincers?

A. Small claws toward the back of the lobster.- -B. Large claws at the front of the lobster.- -C. Another name for the
lobster's shell.- -D. The passage doesn't say.-

556.4. What question is answered in the first paragraph?

A. Where are lobsters found?- -B. What do people eat with lobsters?- -C. What colors are lobsters in the wild?- -D.
How long can a lobster live?-

556.5. Which is not true about lobsters?

A. They're related to shrimp.- -B. They're found on the ocean floor.- -C. They are red in the wild.- -D. They can live to
be 70-

537. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi, my name is Telmen. I am a financial adviser. Yesterday I had a very busy day. I woke up at half past six.
Waking up was so hard that I needed to wash my face with cold water to open my eyes. Then I went to the
kitchen and had a cup of coffee and toast for breakfast. I brushed my teeth, took the trash out, ironed my
clothes and finally I got dressed and left home around seven o’clock. I got on the bus at half past seven to
downtown.
I arrived at work at ten to eight. I needed to finish up six reports before noon. At twelve o'clock I had half an
hour lunch with my colleagues. After lunch we had a meeting until two o’clock. Then I visited one of my
clients at three o’clock to talk about his financial plans. I came back to work at around four o'clock and
prepared three more reports. Finally at six I was able to leave my office and I was exhausted by the time I got
home.
What time did he arrive at work yesterday?
A. at 6.30 a.m.- -B. at 7 a.m. - -C. at 7.50 a.m.- -D. at 8.10 a.m.-

557.2. What did he need to do before lunch?

A. He needed to finish six reports.- -B. He needed to have a meeting.- -C. He needed to visit one of his clients.- -D.
He needed to talk about financial plans.-

557.3. What do you think his job is?

A. an engineer- -B. a doctor- -C. an accountant- -D. a teacher-

557.4. Which of the following questions you cannot answer?

A. Why was he so sleepy?- -B. How many reports did he finish?- -C. What time did he have his lunch?- -D. Why did
he visit his client?-

557.5. Which of the followings is incorrect?

A. He had a tiring day.- -B. He works alone in his office.- -C. He used public transportation.- -D. He works in the city
center.-

538. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Hi, I am Ganaa. In summer, I work at a theme park in a nearby coastal town for a month. I love summer time
and working at the park so I can't wait till the schools close for the summer. The amusement park where I
work is really big with lots of fun rides and restaurants. But what's the best about it is that it is actually built
on the beach. This is a beach town and there is a really long boardwalk by the beach with many shops, food
stores and stairs to the beach at several points. The main entrance to the park is also from the boardwalk. The
park also has access to the beach so you can get to the beach by going through the park.
I work there as a ride operator at one of the roller coasters which is the most fun. There are three other
employees who work at the same ride with me. We welcome the riders, remind them the safety procedures
and operate the ride. I work here for about two months every summer and enjoy it very much. They organize
several fun events over the summer with free food, ice-cream and games for the workers. The park access is
free for the employees so I can ride the rides as much as I want. My family and friends love visiting me here
because I can get them free admission to the park too. The only bad part about working here is that it gets too
hot sometimes. But even then, I can just jump in the cool waters of the Atlantic ocean and refresh.
How long does he work there?
A. about sixty days - -B. about forty days - -C. about thirty days - -D. about two months-

558.2. How many people does he work at the same ride with?
A. two - -B. three - -C. four- -D. six -

558.3. What does he like the most about the park?

A. It has many fun rides.- -B. The roller coaster.- -C. The park is on the beach.- -D. Free food and ice-cream.-

558.4. Which of the followings is incorrect?

A. He doesn't go to school in summer.- -B. He operates a roller coaster.- -C. He loves working at the park.- -D. He
likes hot weather .-

558.5. Which of the followings you cannot answer about the amusement park?

A. It has access to the beach.- -B. It has access to the boardwalk.- -C. The park has a lot of fun rides.- -D. The park has
many disco bars.-

539. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Dear Misheel,
Hi, my name is Tuya and I am your new pen pal. I’m ten years old, and I live in Erdenet. I go to the 4th grade
in Ekhlel Elementary School. On weekdays, I get up at 6 o’clock. The school starts at 7:30 in the morning. I
have my lunch at the school cafeteria and I usually leave around 3:30 in the afternoon. I am good at Math, I
also like History and Geography but my favorite subject is Science. I like playing basketball and soccer. I also
play tennis, and I like swimming. On the weekends, I go to the movie theater with my friends. We like action
movies. I usually go to church with my parents on Sundays.
Please write and tell me about you and your life. What’s your family like? What do you like doing in your
spare time?
I hope to hear from you soon.
 Best wishes,
Tuya.
What’s her favorite subject?
A. Sports - -B. History - -C. Geography - -D. Science -

559.2. What time does she go home?

A. at 3.30 a.m. - -B. at 3.30 p.m. - -C. at 6 a.m. - -D. at 6 p.m.-

559.3. Which statement is correct?

A. She usually practices the drums on weekdays.- -B. She is interested in Science.- -C. She has got a music group at
school.- -D. She and his friends like watching thrillers.-

559.4. Which one of the following questions you cannot answer?

A. What time does she get up on weekdays?- -B. Which school subjects does she like?- -C. What music types does she
like?- -D. Where does she eat her lunch?-

559.5. Which of the following statements is incorrect?

A. She likes playing badminton.- -B. She usually goes to the movie theater on the weekends.- -C. She is interested in
History and Geography.- -D. She wants to be in contact with Misheel-

540. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Dear Melissa,
I hope you are well. Guess what! I am having a big party next week at my house and I am inviting all my
close friends. The theme of the party is going to be Harry Potter, so all must dress accordingly. You would
make a great witch! I need to let everyone know by Wednesday since I am throwing the party next Saturday.
Sam is going to decorate the house and my mother is going to bake a cake and make lots of food. There is
going to be music and dancing as well. John is going to be the DJ. You can stay over at my house. It’s going
to be great! I hope to see you then.
Love,
Sarah
What kind of an organization is it?
A. It is a slumber party.- -B. It is a costume party.- -C. It is about making cake.- -D. It is a dance party.-

560.2. When is the party?

A. It is a fancy dress party- -B. On Wednesday- -C. On Friday- -D. It is next Saturday-

560.3. Who is going to be the DJ?

A. Her mother- -B. John - -C. Sam - -D. Sarah-

560.4. What is Sam going to do?

A. He is going to decorate the house- -C. He is going to be the DJ.- -D. He is going to make a lot of food.- -E. He is
going to throw a party.-

560.5. Whose party is it?

A. It is Sarah’s party- -B. It is Judy’s party- -C. It is Sarah’s mother’s party- -D. It is Harry Potter’s party-

541. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

 The human body has many parts. People have two arms and two legs. We have two hands and two feet. We
have five fingers on each hand. We have five toes on each foot. We each have two eyes on our face. We see
with our eyes. We each have two ears. We hear with our ears. We each have one nose on our face. We smell
with our nose. We each have one tongue. We taste with our tongue. We each have one brain. We think with
our brain. We each have two lungs in our chest. We breathe with our lungs.
Humans can do many things. People can walk. We use our legs and feet to walk. We can run. Running is
faster than walking. We use our legs and feet to run. We can climb. We use our arms, hands, legs and feet to
climb. We can climb up trees or climb up ladders. We can eat and drink. We use our mouth and teeth to eat.
We eat meat, fruit, vegetables, and other foods. We can drink lots of things, but we drink water the most. We
also use our mouth and teeth to talk.
Each human has five…
A. feet on each leg.- -B. toes on each foot.- -C. hands on each arm.- -D. Both A and B are correct.-

561.2. How many ears does each human have?

A. 1- -B. 2- -C. 5- -D. 10-

561.3. What do we smell with?

A. Our toes- -B. Our nose- -C. Our lungs- -D. Our fingers-

561.4. We use our legs to…

A. run.- -B. walk.- -C. climb.- -D. All of the above-

561.5. What do humans eat?

A. Meat- -B. Water- -C. Ladders- -D. Coffee-

542. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Frogs live on land and in water. Frogs have long back legs and short bodies. Their eyes stick out. They do not
have tails. Most of the time they move in the water, but they can also move on land. Frogs have smooth, not
bumpy, skin. They can breathe through their skin. Their skin must stay wet so they can breathe through it.
Young frogs must breathe through their skin. Older frogs grow lungs. They breathe through their lungs when
they are on land, just like people do. Frogs lay their eggs in ponds and other bodies of water, like lakes.
Frogs must move fast to catch something to eat. They must also get away from bigger animals. Some frogs
have webs of skin between their toes. Webbed toes are good because it helps them to swim very fast. Tree
frogs have toe pads. The toe pads help them hang on when they climb. When they climb, they move up trees
or rocks. Some tree frogs live high in very tall trees. Those tree frogs have webs between their toes. They can
jump from tree to tree. They can’t fly, but they can stay in the air for a long jump.
A young frog’s skin must stay wet so…

A. the frog can swim.- -B. the frog can climb- -C. the frog can lay eggs.- -D. the frog can breathe.-

562.2. Where do frogs lay their eggs?

A. In water- -B. On land- -C. In trees- -D. Under rocks-

562.3. How are young and old frogs different?

A. Only older frogs have lungs.- -B. Only young frogs can swim.- -C. Only young frogs can live in water.- -D. Only
older frogs must have wet skin.-
 562.4. Some frogs have toe pads to help them...

A. climb.- -B. swim.- -C. jump.- -D. fly.-

562.5. What helps frogs swim and jump?

A. Toe pads- -B. Their lungs- -C. Their smooth skin- -D. Webs of skin between their toes-

562.6. What did Ben Franklin invent?

A. Electricity- -B. Swim suits- -C. Bifocals- -D. Both B and C are correct.-

543. Read the text and choose the correct answer.

Benjamin Franklin was born in 1706 in Boston, Massachusetts. He came from a big family. He had 16
brothers and sisters. When Benjamin was 15, his brother started the first Boston newspaper. It was called The
New England Courant. He worked for the newspaper for a short time, but he was not happy. So, he went to
Philadelphia and worked as a printer. In 1729, he bought a newspaper business. The newspaper was the
Pennsylvania Gazette. He was very busy. In 1733, he started publishing Poor Richard’s Almanac. His pen
name (the name he used as an author) was Richard Saunders. This book came out every year. Almanacs have
information about weather and crops. They also have wise sayings. The wise saying “A penny saved is a
penny earned” comes from Poor Richard’s Almanac.
Benjamin Franklin was also an inventor. In 1743 he invented a very good stove called the Franklin stove. He
invented swim fins. He invented bifocal glasses. He also invented the first odometer. He retired from his
newspaper business in 1749. He stopped working on it. Then he became busy with science.
Benjamin Franklin was also very interested in American politics. He helped Thomas Jefferson write the
Declaration of Independence. In 1776, he and other people signed the Declaration of Independence. Franklin
died on April 17, 1790. He was 84 years old.
Which newspaper did Ben Franklin buy?
A. The New England Courant- -B. The New England Gazette- -C. Pennsylvania Courant- -D. Pennsylvania Gazette-

563.2. What was Ben Franklin’s pen name?

A. Richard Franklin- -B. Richard Saunders- -C. Thomas Jefferson- -D. Benjamin Saunders-

563.3. He started publishing his almanac in…

A. 1729- -B. 1733.- -C. 1743.- -D. 1749.-

563.4. What did Franklin write with Jefferson?

A. The Declaration of Independence- -B. The New England Courant- -C. Poor Richard’s Almanac- -D. The
Pennsylvania Gazette-

544. Дараах өгүүлбэрүүдийг уншаад A,B,C,D хариултаас зөвийг нь сонгоно уу.

Baatar and Bold________at the playground now. [1 оноо]
A. play- -B. are playing- -C. have played - -D. were playing-

545. What time did your class __________yesterday?

A. finish- -B. be finishing - -C. finished - -D. was finishing-
546.
547. Naraa _______her grandparents in Darhan next weekend.
A. visits - -B. will visit- -C. is going to visit- -D. going to visit -
548.
 549. Your parents are calling you, ___________?
A. aren’t they- -B. don’t they- -C. are they - -D. do they -
550.
551. I was born __________March, 21ST, 1999.
A. in - -B. __ - -C. at - -D. on -
552.
553. This film was _____________film I’ve ever seen.
A. long- -B. longest - -C. longer- -D. the longest -
554.
555. Many students are working _____________ these days.
A. harder - -B. hardly - -C. hard - -D. hardest -
556.
557. __________you go shopping very often?
A. Have- -B. Do - -C. Are - -D. Were -
558.
559. Read the following sentences and choose the correct answer from A,B,C,D.
We have a big fridge in our ________________.
A. living room - -B. bathroom - -C. kitchen - -D. bedroom -

560. My favourite subject is __________________.

A. literature- -B. publisher- -C. homework - -D. fashion -
561.
562. Saran always tells the truth. She is very _____________.
A. polite- -B. kind- -C. friendly- -D. honest -
563.
564. It’s cold outside. You should _________ your winter coat.
A. put up - -B. put on - -C. put off - -D. put out -
565.
566. Please, buy for me __________of bread and a jar of jam.
A. a dozen - -B. a bunch - -C. a loaf - -D. a bar -
567.
568. Read the dialogue and match the questions with A B C D
Buying a city map
1. Excuse me. Do you sell maps?-a. That’ll be ten thousand tugriks, please.
2. Oh, well I want to buy a city map.-b. You’re welcome. Have a nice day.
3. Let me see….the bigger, the better. I think.-c. Which size would you prefer?
4. Oh, I’ve got only dollars.-d. No problem. I receive U.S. dollar.
5. Thank you very much.-e. Yes, we do. There are many different types.
A.1e 2d 3a 4c 5b - -B.1a 2b 3d 4e 5c - -C.1e 2c 3a 4d 5b - -D.1a 2c 3d 4b 5e -

569. Read the text and answer the questions 15-17.

How we eat
1. Everybody knows that the traditional Mediterranean diet is supposed to be very healthy. A typical meal
consists of a salad, fresh vegetables and some meat or fish which is cooked in olive oil. Bread and fresh fruit
are served with most meals.
2. Unfortunately, many people are abandoning healthy eating habits and living on pizzas and hamburgers.
You can find fast food restaurants everywhere now and they are usually full of young people. Another new
habit is eating in the street. Wherever you go and no matter what time of day it is, you can see people eating
snacks in the street.
3. Why are eating habits changing? First, a lot of people live alone or don’t have time to go home at
lunchtime. A snack is easy and quick. In the past, mothers stayed at home and cooked full meals for their
families. Now they go to work, too. Also, it is trendy to go to fast food places. Many young people go there to
be like their friends. But I’m not sure they all like the food!
 4. In my opinion, if we carry on eating so much fast food we are going to become very unhealthy. So I think
that people should go back to eating our traditional dishes which are varied and good for them. Schools should
set an example and serve healthy meals at lunchtime. And there should be cooking lessons in school!
Match sentences with ABCD.
a. personal opinion-Paragraph 1
b. reasons for new eating habits-Paragraph 2
c. a description of new unhealthy eating habits-Paragraph 3
d. a description of a healthy diet.-Paragraph 4
A.1a 2b 3c 4d - -B.1d 2c 3b 4a- -C.1b 2c 3a 4d.- -D.1c 2d 3a 4b-

578.2. Read the text and choose theTrue sentence.

A. All types of fresh vegetables are considered healthy.- -B. Fast food restaurants are not very common nowadays.- -
C. People can eat snacks only in the restaurants.- -D. Eating fast food all the time is considered healthy. -

578.3. Read the text and choose the incorrect sentence.

A. Eating traditional food is healthier than eating fast food.- -B. People prefer fast food because of shortage of time.- -
C. Traditional foods around the world are similar to each other.- -D. A traditional way of eating has been changing. -

570. Basketball, volleyball and handball are indoor sports, but skiing, hiking, cycling are
_________________sports.
outdoor-

571. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

He likes drawing and he wants to be ________artist.
A.x- -B.an- -C.the- -D.a-

572. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

I ___________ my clothes every Sunday.
A.washed- -B.have washed- -C.wash- -D.am washing -

573. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

The teacher was upset, because only __________students did the homework.
A.a lot of- -B.more- -C.many- -D.few-

574. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

What meal do you usually have _______ dinner?
A.for- -B.of- -C.at- -D.in-

575. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

Have you ever ______________ a horse?
A.ride- -B.rode - -C.ridden- -D.riding-

576. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

They used to play on the beach when they ___________young.
A.had - -B.did- -C.are- -D.were-

577. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

Would you like ____________ the most interesting places around here?
A.visited- -B.visiting- -C.to visit- -D.visit-

578. Choose the correct answer from A, B, C or D.

On my summer holiday I visit my uncle ___________lives in the countryside.
A.when- -B.who - -C.which- -D.where-
 579. Choose the correct word from A, B, C or D.
Tulga’s hobby is _________stamps.
A.gathering- -B.painting- -C.describing - -D.collecting-

580. Choose the correct word from A, B, C or D.

My classmates are very _____________. They always come on time.
A.shy- -B.easygoing- -C.punctual- -D.patient-

581. Choose the correct word from A, B, C or D.

My brother is a _________and he trains sportsmen.
A.coach- -B.officer- -C.reporter- -D.waiter-

582. Choose the correct word from A, B, C or D.

I use___________ to wake up in the morning.
A.a clock tower- -B.a wristwatch- -C.a wall clock- -D.an alarm clock-

583. Choose the correct word from A, B, C or D.

You must ___________all the lights before you leave!
A.turn up- -B.switch off- -C.put on- -D.log out-

584. Choose the correct word from A, B, C or D.

Let’s go to the pool. Please, take your ___________suit.
A.swimming- -B.skiing- -C.climbing- -D.running-

585. Read and choose the correct word for each gap from A, B, C or D.
City life is great! There is good public transportation, like (15) _________and buses. People can find good
jobs (16) __________, but they need to (17) _____________ a lot of money on their life. Nowadays many
people like to live in the city. However, it’s (18) _________to live in. Big shopping centers, restaurants, sights
and other interesting places are getting more and more.
A.cars- -B.taxis- -C.trucks- -D.ships-

586. Correct order. Write the sentence into the right order.
started, already, the lesson, has

587. Correct order. Write the sentence into the correct order.
everyday, the team, practices,

588. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
An honesty fun camp
Will couldn’t wait for September when school would start. It was early August, and he was at the same
summer camp he had been going to for the last five years. His dad went to the camp when he was a boy and
loved it, so Will didn’t want to disappoint his dad by telling him that he didn’t even like it. By the middle of
August, Will had had more than enough. He had had enough of the horses, enough of the baseball games,
enough of the canoeing and enough of the lousy camp food.
He wrote to his mom and asked her if she would pick him up early, but he didn’t want his mom to tell his dad.
She responded in a letter which said, “I can’t do that. I am always honest with my dad. If you really want to
leave, I will talk to him about it.”
 Will was still too worried about disappointing his dad, so he wrote back to his mom that he would stay for the
last two weeks and try to make the best of it. He asked his mom if she would make his favorite meal when he
got home.
During that last week, Will was looking so forward to the meal his mom would be making that every time he
ate a camp meal he imagined he was eating his mom’s cooking. All of sudden, the food didn’t taste as bad.
Will decided to be honest with his camp counselors. He told the head horseback counselor that he wasn’t
comfortable with the horse he had been assigned. The counselor asked Will which horse he might feel better
riding. Will was then assigned to Misty for the last week, and he started to like horseback riding. Will never
liked playing baseball because he didn’t like playing first base. He told the baseball counselor, and the
counselor switched him to play catcher. Will started actually like baseball.
As for canoeing, Will always ended up sitting in the bow of the canoe. He told his counselor that he would
like to try sitting in the stern. Once he was able to take on the role of the stern paddler, he started to enjoy
canoeing because he liked steering the canoe.
When Will’s parents came to pick him up from camp, he said to them in all honesty.
“ This was the best summer at camp ever.” He said to them that he couldn’t wait for next year’s camp, and he
might even want to stay for an extra two weeks.
Why would Will’s dad want Will to go to the base camp he went to as a young boy?
………………………………………………………………………………………………….

597.2. Why Will think his dad would be disappointed if he learned that Will didn’t like the camp?

597.3. Why do you think food started to taste better than Will thought about his mom’s cooking?

597.4. Which horse did Will think he would feel better riding?

597.5. Which end of a canoe is the stern, front or rear?

597.6. What was the turning point that helped Will start to like camp?

597.7. What couldn’t he wait for?

597.8. How long does she want to stay?

589. Put the words in the correct order.

months/ her / i / have / for / known
590. Correct order. Write the sentence into the right order.
a new comedy, they, showing, this week, are

591. Put the words in the correct order.

finished / history /I /have /my /essay

592. Put the words in the correct order.

glasses / she /used / wear / to

593. Put the words in the correct order.

where/ a /is /school/ learn/ the/people / place

594. Put the words in the correct order.

students / best /of /the /she/ is /one

595. Put the words in the correct order.

one / the / of / friendship /values / important / is/ most

596. Put the words in the correct order.

world / the / in /wonders / there /eight /are

597. Put the words in the correct order.

cat / than / the / tiger / is / heavier/the

598. Put the words in the correct order.

carefully /more / you /drive /should

599. Put the words in the correct order.

is / the / beautiful /it /most/ coat/

600. Put the words in the correct order.

could /3 /she / languages /speak
601. Put the words in the correct order.
badminton/ play /they /don’t

602. Put the words in the correct order.

expensive /she/ long/ is / wearing /dress/an

603. Put the words in the correct order.

homework / I / was / doing/my

604. Put the words in the correct order.

notebook / the /on /is / your /desk

605. Put the words in the correct order.

night / i/ to / went / cinema / the / last

606. Put the words in the correct order.

at\ yesterday\ home\ did\ stay\ you?

607. Put the words in the correct order.

interesting/bought/book/ i/the/ which/was

608. Put the words in the correct order.

if /add /three /seven /get / ten /you /and /you

609. Put the words in the correct order.

healthy / do / you /if/ you/ be / will /exercise

610. Make questions

That course was too hard for him.
…………………………………………………………
611. Make questions
He slept during the football game.
.......................................................

612. Make questions

They lived in the north during the war.
.............................................................

613. Make questions

There are 100 cents in a dollar.
......................................................

614. Make questions

John is looking for a new house.
...........................................................

615. Make questions

The train leaves at 6.30
...........................................

616. Make questions

He has tried to call her for an hour.
...........................................................

617. Make questions

Mary is flying to Madrid tomorrow.
...........................................................

618. Make questions

She was born in 1987.
.............................................

619. Make questions

Faith was born in Mongolia.
........................................................
620. Make questions
Eva’s plan is realistic.
......................................................................

621. Make questions

He used to ride a bicycle to school.
......................................................................

622. Make questions

They were playing football in the garden.
...................................................................

623. Make questions

The sun was shining.
................................................

624. Make questions

The book was written by a famous writer.
.................................................................................

625. Make questions

She told Mary.
........................................................

626. Make questions

She dropped the glass.
..............................................................

627. Make questions

Greg has finished his geography essay.
..................................................................................

628. Make questions

The bus always comes at 6.
....................................................................

629. Make questions

 They visited a castle 5 days ago.
........................................................................

630. Read the text and answer the questions.

Only two parts of the USA are mild or warm in winter — a) the coasts, especially Florida and southern
California, and b) the southern part of the Mississippi basin.
Everywhere else it gets cold, often very cold. By the end of November, many American states are often
covered in snow; and although recent winters have been less cold, sport in winter usually means snow sports,
or indoor sports.
By January, many people in North America will have temperatures of -30°C; not every day, of course, but
such low temperatures are not rare. In Chicago course, but such low temperatures are not rare. In Chicago and
Minneapolis, the temperature can fall below -40 0.
When it is very cold, especially when there is a cold wind, few people want to go outside, unless they have to;
but on sunny winter days, winter sports are popular.
In the large flat regions in the middle of North America, the most popular winter sports are snowmobiling,
snow-shoeing and cross-country skiing. Ice-skating is popular too; lakes and rivers freeze, and many towns
and cities have free open-air skating rinks. In many places, these are flood-lit after dark, so that people can
enjoy skating in the evening.
However, for many people, real "winter sports" means downhill skiing; and in the USA, there are two
principal areas for this; the Adirondack Mountains in the North East, and the Rockies in the west.
How is the weather in the southern California?

639.2. How is the weather in other parts of America except the two parts?

639.3. What sports are the most popular on winter days?

639.4. When do people enjoy skating?

639.5. What parts are the principal places for downhill skiing?

631. Read the text and answer the questions.

Europeans play football, and Americans play football; but surprisingly they do not play the same game.
American football is played by men wearing helmets and protective clothing; the ball is oval. European
football is played with a round ball, by people wearing just socks, shorts, a shirt, and football boots.
Americans have another popular outdoor game too; baseball - a classic American game, that is only played
seriously in North America. In Britain, a few people play an "ancestor" of baseball, called "rounders" - but it
is not a popular sport.
In today's "global village", lifestyles have become international.
Besides these big sports, America of course has basketball - perhaps the most successful "export" invented at
Springfield College, Massachusetts, in 1891. Basketball is quite certainly an "American game". Basketball has
become much more popular in other countries than any other American team sport.
 Until the 1960's, team sports were not played on a global scale. In Europe, people played European games,
and in North America American games were played. The only real "global" sports were individual sports,
such as golf and tennis.
1, What do Americans and Europeans play?

640.2. What is the classic American game?

640.3. Where is the baseball played?

640.4. Where was basketball invented?

640.5. Were the team sports popular until the 1960’s?

632. Read the text and answer the questions.

Coca-Cola is now a permanent part of world culture. People know and drink Coca-Cola all over the world.
It is said that the Coca-Cola bottle is the most recognized object in the world. And the famous Coca-Cola logo
is the most famous logo in the world. Unlike any other famous commercial logo, it has not changed in 100
years!
But the story of Coca-Cola is even older than that. It was in 1886 that John Pemberton, a druggist in Atlanta,
Georgia, invented a new type of syrup, using coca leaves, sugar and cola nuts, plus a few other secret
ingredients! Pemberton sold it as a medicine; and with its coca, it must have made people feel good!
Candler was the man who really invented the drink Coca-Cola. At first he sold it in his drugstore; then he
began selling the syrup to other drugstores, who used it with their soda fountains. Candler also advertised his
new drink, and soon people were going to drugstores just to get a drink of Coca-Cola.
Before long, other people became interested in the product, including a couple of businessmen who wanted to
sell it in bottles. Candler sold them a license to bottle the drink. The famous bottle, with its very distinctive
shape, was designed in 1916.
Today, Coca-Cola is made in countries all over the world. It is the world's most popular drink.
What does John Pemberton do?

641.2. What did John Pemberton use for his invention’?

641.3. Who was the real inventor of Coca-Cola?

641.4. Who did Candler sell a license?

 641.5. When was the famous bottle designed?

633. Read the text and answer the questions.

Artists use color to create patterns. Color can also show different moods. Bright colors make us feel happy
and energetic. Dark colors make us feel calm or sad.
The primary colors are red, yellow, and blue. They are the colors that can be mixed together to make different
colors. Mixing two primary colors makes a secondary color. The secondary colors are orange, green, and
violet (purple). Orange is made by mixing yellow and red. Green is made by mixing yellow and blue. Violet is
made by mixing red and blue.
Intermediate colors can be made by mixing a primary and a secondary color together. Some intermediate
colors are blue violet and red orange. Black, white, and gray are special colors. They are called neutral colors.
Colors have been organized into a color wheel. It shows the three primary colors, the three secondary colors,
and the six intermediate colors. Artists use the color wheel. It helps them know which colors they want to use
together.
What kinds of colors make us feel calm?

642.2. What kinds of colors make us feel like we have lots of energy?

642.3. What are the primary colors?

642.4. What are the secondary colors?

642.5. What tool do artists use to organize all the colors?

634. Read the text and answer the questions.

We can watch things around us move. When something is in motion, it changes its position. Objects can move
from one place to another. They can move in many directions. If you roll a ball, it might move in a straight
line. It might also move in a curve. A swing can move back and forth. A light switch can move up and down.
Fans have blades that move in a circle. If you want to know if something is moving, you can compare it to
other things around it that are not moving. If the things behind the object are changing, the object is probably
moving. If they are not changing, the object is probably not moving.
You can measure the distance an object moves.
Just measure the distance between where it was when it started to move and where it was when it stopped.
Distance can be measured in inches, feet, yards or miles. Those measurements are in the customary system. It
can also be measured in millimeters, centimeters, meters and kilometers. Those measurements are in the
metric system.
When something is in motion, what does it change?
 643.2. How does a swing move?

643.3. How does a light switch move?

643.4. How can you test if something is moving or not?

643.5. What is one unit of measurement you could use to measure distance?

635. Read the text and answer the questions.

You can cut a whole thing into equal parts. This lets everyone have a fair share. Each of the parts is called a
fraction. Fractions have special names. The names tell us how many pieces of that size would be needed to
make a whole.
Someone is cutting a pie. He/she is being careful to make equal parts. When he/she is done, he/she will have
eight slices that are all the same size. Each slice is called one-eighth.
A single slice is one of the eight pieces needed to make the whole pie. Because none of the pieces are gone
yet, it is still a whole. No matter how many pieces the pie is cut into, if you have all the pieces, it is still a
whole.
The more pieces that are cut, the smaller the pieces have to be. If the pie is cut into only three pieces, the
pieces will be pretty big. Each of the pieces will be called one-third. If the pie is cut into five pieces, the pieces
have to be a little smaller. You have to get two more slices out of the pie. Each piece is called one-fifth. Other
names are one-fourth for four parts, one-half for two parts and one-sixth for six parts.
What is a fraction?

644.2. How does a fraction get its special name?

644.3. What do you have if you have all the pieces that the whole was cut into?

644.4. How do you call each piece when the pie is cut into three pieces? ?

644.5. If the whole is cut into four pieces, what is the special name for each of the pieces?

636. Read the text and answer the questions.

The Cherokee were a dominant tribe that lived in parts of modern-day Tennessee, Georgia, the Carolinas,
Alabama and Kentucky. Men and women had specific gender roles: Men were in charge of war, hunting, and
diplomatic relations, while females were in charge of the home, property, and family. Sometimes, Cherokee
 women participated in war too. The Cherokee were divided into seven large clans: Long Hair, Paint, Bird,
Wolf, Wild Potato, Deer, and Blue. Babies would be born into their mother's clan. Villages were comprised of
individuals from different clans. A man and a woman from the same clan could not marry.
The Cherokee had many sacred ceremonies including those for their crops, births, deaths, war, moon phases,
and other events. The most important Cherokee ceremony was the Green Corn Ceremony, which took place
when the last corn crop ripened. The ceremony usually lasted four days and honored, Selu, the Cherokee Corn
Mother. At the beginning of the ceremony, all of the members of a village would wash themselves in a source
of moving water. Then, sacred dances representing the harvest would be performed for several hours within
the sacred circle, a large pit that also included a fire lit with a sacred branch that was struck by lightning. The
ceremony would end with various other dances and rituals including one in which the entire village danced
around the sacred fire.
What’s the Cherokee men’s role?

645.2. What’s role of Cherokee women?

645.3. What do the members of a village do at the beginning of the ceremony?

645.4. What is the most important Cherokee ceremony?

645.5. How many days does the Green Corn continue?

645.6. What did a Dutch inventor invent?

645.7. What was the moon covered in?

645.8. How many hours did he spend to invent a telescope?

637. Read the text and answer the questions.

Galileo Galilei was born in the year 1564 in the town of Pisa, Italy. When he was 20 years old, he was
studying in Pisa. His father wanted him to be a doctor, but Galileo was bored with school except for math.
Because math was the one subject where he was doing well, the court mathematician offered to tutor him
privately so he could become a qualified mathematician. Galileo’s father was disappointed, but he agreed.
Because he needed to earn money, Galileo began experimenting with different things, trying to come up with
some sort of invention that he could sell for money. He had a little bit of success with his invention that was
like a compass that could be used to measure plots of land. He had already experimented with pendulums,
thermometers, and magnets.
 When he heard that a Dutch inventor had invented something called a spyglass, but was keeping it a secret,
Galileo decided to work on one of his own. Within 24 hours, he had invented a telescope that could magnify
things to make them appear ten times larger than real life.
One night, he pointed his telescope toward the sky, and made his first of many space observations: the moon
was not smooth, like everyone thought. The moon was covered in bumps and craters. As technology has
improved, first Galileo, and then many others, have made improvements on the telescope, the wonderful
device that allows us to see from a distance.
Where was Galileo Galilei studying when he was 20?

646.2. Why did Galileo Galilei use to like math?

638. Read the text and answer the questions.

Geometry is the study of two-dimensional shapes, three-dimensional figures and all the various positions,
combinations, sizes and shapes they can have. Geometry deals with a sense of space. It requires people to
reason and problem-solve. Geometry is found in everyday life, especially in art, science, architecture, sports
and more. Ancient Greek named Euclid is known as the Father of Geometry. Much of the geometry studied by
students is based on his ideas. His ideas are very important for further geometrical studies in high school and
college.
There are many important mathematical terms to know to be successful in geometry. A ray is part of a line. It
has only one endpoint, and it extends forever in one direction. A line is a straight path of points that continues
on forever in two directions.
Lines are called different things depending on their position in relationship to other lines. Two lines are
parallel to each other when they stay the same distance apart and never cross. Two lines are perpendicular to
each other when they cross to form four right angles. Two lines are intersecting lines when one line crosses
the other, and they share a point.
Who is called the Father of Geometry?

647.2. Where is geometry found?

647.3. What is the main difference between a ray and a line?

647.4. How do you know if two lines are parallel to each other?

647.5. What is a line?

639. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
a new comedy, they, showing, this week, are
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640. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
for work, late, was, she, yesterday

641. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
everyday, the team, practices,
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642. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
started, already, the lesson, has
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643. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
a new comedy, they, showing, this week, are
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644. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
for work, late, was, she, yesterday
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645. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
just, moved, my parents, to Darkhan, have
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646. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
they, fishing, often, go, together
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647. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
took, she, the exam, last year
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648. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
she, a new comedy, this week, showing, is
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649. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
my car, at the moment, a mechanic, repairing, is
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650. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
writing, she, a letter, now, is
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651. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
my sister, her car, likes, very much,new
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652. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
the window, they, broke, last week
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653. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
making, a birthday cake, my mother, tomorrow, is
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654. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
some biscuits, bake, my sister, next, Sunday, will
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655. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
quite, play, she, the piano, can, well
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656. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
at nine o’clock, the film, starts
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657. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
hair, blue eyes, she , has and brown
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658. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
the advice, he, follow, should
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659. CORRECT ORDER: Write the sentences into the correct order.
left, home, early, yesterday, my cousin
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660. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
My friend is riding a horse.
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661. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
My father drives a car.
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662. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
83.They stayed at the hotel last summer.
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663. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She is writing a letter to her cousin.
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664. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
My cousin is going to work.
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665. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
My friend is riding a horse.
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666. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
My father drives a car to work.
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667. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
They stayed at the hotel last summer.
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668. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She is writing a letter to her cousin
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669. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
My cousin is going to school soon.
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670. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She doesn’t agree with her friend’s decision.
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671. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
He is listening to some old records.
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672. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She is waiting for the bus.
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673. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
The boys were talking about football.
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674. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She has got a letter from her pen- friend.
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675. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
 She doesn’t agree with her friend’s decision
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676. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
He is listening to some old records.
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677. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She is waiting for the bus.
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678. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
The boys were talking about football.
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679. MAKE QUESTIONS : Write the questions to which the words in bold and underlined are the answers.
She has got a letter from her pen- friend.
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680. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
My working day starts very early. From Monday to Friday I get at half past three and I have a shower and a
cup of coffee. I usually leave the house at ten past four because the car always arrives a few minutes early. I
get to the studio at about five o’clock and start work. My program” Good Morning Britain” starts at seven
o’clock and finishes at nine o’clock.
Then I leave the studio at a quarter past ten. After that, I go shopping and visit some friends. I get home at
three o’clock. A woman helps me with the housework and ironing. I read a newspaper and do some work.
Then my husband gets home at half past fine in the evening and I cook dinner. We stay at home in the
evening. We don’t go out because I go to bed very early. We usually watch television and then I go to bed at
half past eight, I am usually asleep by nine o’clock.
I think my job is very interesting but I don’t like getting up very early.
How long does “ Good Morning Britain” last?

689.2. What is the name of the TV show Cynthia works on?

689.3. Why doesn’t she go out in the evening during the week?

689.4. What does she do in the afternoon at home?

 689.5. When does Cynthia cook dinner?

689.6. What do Cynthia and her husband do at the weekend?

689.7. Where does the car take her?

689.8. How does she get to the studio?

681. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
1.These days, it seems everything is changing. Cities are becoming bigger and busier every day, technology is
developing faster than ever before, and scientists are learning more about the way things work.
2.Water boils at 100 Celsius and freezes when the temperature drops below 0 Celsius. Salt water is different,
however.
3.The film is great! It has an all star cast and the script is very funny. The action begins when two young men
try to rob a bank…..
4.Rogers kicks the ball and passes it to Jones. Jones runs down the pitch. He passes the ball to Smith who
shoots and scores.
Why are sentences in the present continuous in paragraph 1?

690.2. Why are sentences in the present simple in paragraph 2?

690.3. Why are sentences in the present simple in paragraph 3?

690.4. Why are sentences in the present simple in paragraph 4?

682. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
Last night, a bomb exploded outside the main branch of the Bank in USA. The police received an anonymous
phone call minutes before the explosion. The bomb squad were driving to the bank when the bomb went off.
There was no one inside the bank, but a security guard was sitting at the car park entrance. He suffered minor
injuries from pieces of broken glass.
Late last night, police officers were still searching the scene for evidence and they were questioning the
people living in the area. The security guard is recovering from his injuries in hospital. No one has yet
claimed responsibility for the blast.
Where did a bomb explode?
 691.2. Who was driving to the bank?

691.3. Where was the security guard?

691.4. Who was questioning?

691.5. Who has claimed responsibility for?

683. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
Tea is made from the leaves of the tea plant. At first, it was used as a medicine, but it became an everyday
drink in the third century AD.
First, the leaves are picked from the plant and they are spread into a cloth. They are left there for up to twenty
hours. Next, the leaves are rolled up until they are dried. The tea is packed into containers and sent to different
countries. It is sold to customers as loose leaves, as tea bags and as instant tea.
To make tea, we boil water and pour it over the dry tea in a teapot. This is left for three to five minutes. We
can then add milk, lemon or sugar. In Britain, it was the custom to serve tea in the afternoons with sandwiches
and cakes. This custom was started by the Duchess of Bedford around 1840. Today, people drink tea all over
the world.
When did tea become an everyday drink?

692.2. How many hours are the leaves left for?

692.3. They are left for up to 20 hours.

692.4. What can you add into the tea?

692.5. When was the tea custom started?

684. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
The Lion King is a film which everyone will enjoy. The story is set in Africa, where there are many wild
animals, and the hero of the story is Simba, whose father is the king of the lions. Simba’s evil uncle Scar, who
wants to be king, kills Simba’s father and sends Simba away. Years pass, and Simba grows up.
 One day, he meets a lioness, Nala, who was his childhood friend. She tells him that Scar, the king is causing
problems and that’s the reason why she has come to find him and take him back. Simba and his friends form a
plan which will put an end to Scar’s wickedness.
The film has characters which you will love, and the music, which was written by Elton John, is moving and
dramatic. Disney, whose films have entertained children and adults like for years, have excelled themselves
this time.
Where is the story set in?

693.2. Why is Scar Simba’s evil?

693.3. Why do Simba’s friends form the plan?

693.4. Who was the music written by?

693.5. Have ever watched this movie? If yes, how was your impression when you were watching?

685. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
Dear Leo,
I’m writing to tell about my new house. It’s the biggest house I’ve ever lived in, but also the most expensive.
Still, it’s much nicer than my last house.
Although the garden is a little smaller, the rooms are much more spacious and there is much less noise. The
area I live in now the most peaceful place I’ve ever lived in. The neighbors are quieter here than anywhere
else, and they are the most friendly people you will ever meet.
There are lots of flowers here, so it’s much more colorful than my previous home, and there is a bus stop near
my house, so it’s more convenient than before because I don’t have to take my car to work. All in all, I can
say that finding this house is the best thing that’s ever happened to me! I hope you will visit me here soon.
Love,
Helen
What is nicer than her last house?

694.2. What is the most peaceful place of her?

694.3. What doesn’t she have to take?

694.4. What is the best thing of her?

686. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
Have you ever had the flu? If you have, you know how miserable it can make you feel. Most kids will get the
flu sometime during the school years. When you have the flu, you usually get a fever (which can be high),
have a cough, feel very tired, and may have a sore throat as well. It can make you feel sick for a few days or
for as long as a week. Sometimes, it can be hard to tell if you have the flu or a cold, but with the flu, you’ll
usually have a higher fever and you feel much worse. The flu is a type of virus, which means medicine will
only help the symptoms such as the cough and fever. For most kids, the flu comes and goes, but for some, it
can be a serious illness.
Most kids get the flu in the winter because germs spread more easily when kids are inside in settings such as
classrooms. The best way to prevent from getting the flu is to wash your hands often, keep your hands to
yourself, and go to your doctor for the flu shot or mist.
What place might be another setting where the flu could easily spread?

695.2. What is the best meaning of the word “ symptoms” ?

695.3. What does the author IMPLY in the following sentence?

The flu is a type of virus, which means medicine will only help the symptoms such as the cough and fever.
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695.4. What sentence can you write the same meaning as the following sentence?
For most kids, the flu comes and goes , but for some , it can be a serious illness.
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687. READING: Read and answer the questions to write full sentences.
Every year students in many countries learn English. Some of these students are young people, others are
teenagers. Many are adults. Some learn at school, others study by themselves. A few learn English just by
hearing the language in the film on television, in the office or among their friends. But not many are lucky
enough to do that. Most people must work hard to learn another language. Many boys and girls learn English
at school because it is one of their subjects. They study their own language, mathematics and English.
In England, or America, or Australia, many boys and girls study their own language , which is English, and
mathematics and another language, perhaps French, or German or Spanish. Many adults learn English,
because it is useful for their work. Teenagers often learn English for their higher studies because some of want
to read newspapers or magazines in English.
What does the writer want to tell us?
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696.2. How do many people learn English?

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696.3. Why do many boys and girls learn English?

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696.4. What other languages do American or Australian children study?

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696.5. Why many adults learn English?

688. Read the text and answer the questions.

Superman and Batman are the most famous superheroes. We could also include Spiderman, Wonder Woman,
Robin Hood, James Bond, Zorro, Indiana Jones and a lot more. They're all more or less the same person, in
different forms. Some are in the past, others in the present and others in the future.
But why does Hollywood love superheroes? Is it a question of money? Of course; but it's not only money.
People have always loved superheroes.Long before the first Hollywood movie, people loved stories about
superheroes. Robin Hood has been a popular hero for over 600 years ... and there were others before him.
The first superheroes were real people. Nevertheless, the stories about them were often invented. Some of the
oldest European superheroes were Charlemagne and Roland (Orlando). Mediaeval writers and singers
invented exciting stories about these real men, just as Hollywood invents stories about tomorrow's
superheroes.
A thousand years ago, people sometimes sat round in dark rooms in the evening, listening to the adventures of
brave heroes. Today, we sit in a dark room in the evening, watching the adventures of the brave Batman. The
medium is different, the technology has been changed but the people are really the same.
Who are the most popular superheroes nowadays?
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697.2. Are the superheroes similar to real people?

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697.3. How long has Robin Hood been a hero?

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697.4. Were there heroes before Robin Hood?

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697.5. Who does Hollywood invent stories about?

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689. Put the words in the correct order.

 not / we / flowers / buy / did / any.
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690. Put the words in the correct order.

fast / run / can / I / very.
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691. Put the words in the correct order.

well / does / he / very / not / play.
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692. Put the words in the correct order.

restaurant / is / the / it / the / city / cheapest / in.
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693. Put the words in the correct order.

pass / they / not / exam / will / the.
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694. Put the words in the correct order.

reading / I / at / book / am / moment /an/ interesting / the.
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695. Put the words in the correct order.

o’clock / up / morning / she / at / gets / 6 / every.
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696. Put the words in the correct order.

cinema / to / I / week / went / last / the.
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697. Put the words in the correct order.

car / a / she / new / bought / just / has.
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698. Put the words in the correct order.
dinner / at / they / o’clock / having / yesterday / were / 8.
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699. Put the words in the correct order.

by / going / we / to / train / are / travel.
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700. Put the words in the correct order.

put / on / you / some / wall / the / should / pictures.
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701. Put the words in the correct order.

(keys / If / find / I /your,)( you / will / I / tell).
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702. Put the words in the correct order.

foreign / any / speak / can / languages / you?
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703. Put the words in the correct order.

there/ is /in/ your/ schoolbag/ a ruler?
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704. Put the words in the correct order.

Paris /long/ in /how /Nomin/stay /did?
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705. Put the words in the correct order.

countryside/do/ you/ live/ the/ in?
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706. Put the words in the correct order.

brother /your /play /does/ football?
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707. Put the words in the correct order.
what/ the/ are/ kids/ doing ?
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708. Put the words in the correct order.

where /go /did /to/ he ?

709. 2. Make question to underlined words.

Tuvshinbayar is the most famous person in my country.

710. Make question to underlined words.

They go to work by bus.

711. Make question to underlined words.

The largest dinosaurs were over 30m long and 15m tall.

712. Make question to underlined words.

This comb is made of plastic.

713. Make question to underlined words.

I’m going to travel to Japan .

714. Make question to underlined words.

The children are sitting in the garden.

715. Make question to underlined words.

She usually gets up at 6.30 am.

716. Make question to underlined words.

Itgel runs with his dog on Sundays.

717. Make question to underlined words.

 Telmen likes cats because they are nice.

718. Make question to underlined words.

My sister looks like my mother.

719. Make question to underlined words.

Anne likes her new job very much.

720. Make question to underlined words.

We need to drink a lot of water to stay healthy.

721. Make question to underlined words.

The easiest way to go to the park is to turn left.

722. Make question to underlined words.

I have read that novel ten times.

723. Make question to underlined words.

He usually plays basketball twice a week.

724. Make question to underlined words.

It was $6 for this cake.

725. Make question to underlined words.

There are 20 students in the class.

726. Make question to underlined words.

The Everest is about 8000 m high.

727. Make question to underlined words.

I will go home after the test.
728. Make question to underlined words.
She has been here for 5 days.

729. Read the text and answer the questions.

Misheel was visiting Aunt Zulaa at her house at the beach. It was a beautiful summer day. Misheel had built a
giant sand castle that morning. Her aunt took pictures of the castle to send to Misheel’s parents. It was a great
big sand castle. Later that morning, Misheel and her aunt went swimming in the ocean. It was fun to jump
with the waves. Then, they went in the house and ate sandwiches and strawberries for lunch.
Misheel wanted to play on the beach that afternoon. Her Aunt told her it was too hot to go outside without a
hat on. Misheel didn’t have a hat. Her Aunt told her not to worry, she could wear one of hers. she tried on four
hats. The pink one was really pretty, but it had a big bow in the back that was too long for Misheel. The green
hat was too fancy for her. She did not like that hat at all. The blue hat was nice, but it had an ugly bird on it.
Then, she saw a big brown hat with a yellow ribbon on it. That hat was made of straw. It was a perfect hat for
the beach. It was too big for her’s head but she didn’t care. It was a great hat.
Who was Misheel visiting?

738.2. Where did she want to play in the afternoon?

738.3. How many hats did she wear?

738.4. Why didn’t she want to wear the pink hat?

738.5. Why did she like the brown hat?

730. Read the text and answer the questions.

My name is Bolor and this is what I normally do. I love to walk on the mountain. During the week I wake up
early and go for a small walk on the mountain. I usually go with my father or my brother. We like to get some
fresh air before we start our day. We live in the country far away from the city. We think that our country life
is wonderful because we are away from the noise and pollution of the city. We often walk for about one-half
hour and then return to our home. I always take my bus after our walk and at about 8:30 a.m. and arrive at
school at 9:00 a.m. My father takes his car and goes to town to work. He works at a veterinary clinic. He is a
vet and loves to help animals. We have 3 dogs and two cats. On the week end we wake up early and go for a
hike on the mountain. It is so nice to smell the fresh air and see the wild animals. We stay there for about three
hours and bring our lunch with us. As you can see my family loves nature.
What does Bolor love to do?

739.2. Who does she walk with?

 739.3. Where does she live?

739.4. How long does she walk ?

739.5. What time does she arrive at school?

731. Read the text and answer the questions.

It was a Tuesday morning in April. Khulan got up early. She was going to wear her lucky blue skirt to school.
She really liked that skirt. She had a new shirt to match it, and new shoes, too. After she got dressed, she went
into the kitchen, where she could smell bacon. Her’s father was making bacon and toast. She loved bacon in
the morning. Her’s mother was getting ready for work. Her mother was a teacher at her’s school. She was in
the second grade, and her mother taught fourth grade. She was excited about going to school. Her class was
going to take a test to see how much they had learned so far that year. She couldn’t wait to get to school. She
sharpened her new pencils for the test. She was going to do her very best on that test.
She loved school, and she liked to make good grades. She ate her breakfast, and then she and her mother went
to the school. She went straight to her classroom. Her teacher, Ms. Erdene, was already there. It was fun to be
in Ms. Eredene’s class. She was a great teacher. Her’s classmates arrived. Ms. Erdene called roll, and then
they started the test. She tried to remember all the things her teacher had taught her that year, and tried very
hard to do everything right on the test. The test took over an hour. After the test was over, the class played
outside for a long time. Then they ate lunch. After lunch, they watched a funny movie, and then drew pictures
until it was time to go home. It was a great day!
What grade was Khulan in?

740.2. What did she like to eat in the morning?

740.3. What did her mother do?

740.4. Why was she excited about going to school?

740.5. What did the children do outside after the test?

732. Read the text and answer the questions.

Percy Adams lived in a great neighborhood. He had many friends there. Percy woke up one morning and took
a long stretch. He had a good night and was very rested. First, he walked in the kitchen and ate a good
breakfast. He waited at the door for someone to open it and let him out. He had things to do. Percy walked
 outside and looked around. Everything seemed fine. Then, he went and checked on his friend, Al the dog. Al
was still sleeping and didn’t want to go with Percy. Percy walked across the yard and visited the Mother Bird
and her babies. They were fine and were eating some worms for breakfast. They didn’t even look at Percy.
They were busy.
Percy walked across the street and visited his friend Bubba. Bubba was outside stretched out in the sun. Bubba
was glad to see Percy. They were great friends. Bubba said hello to Percy with a great big MEOW. Percy gave
a MEOW right back. Percy and Bubba played and played. They visited their other friends in the
neighborhood. It was time to go home. They were tired and it was a good time to take a nap.
741.1 What kind of animals were Percy and Bubba ?

741.2. Why did someone have to open the door for Percy?

741.3. Who did Percy visit first when he went outside?

741.4. Why didn’t the birds look at Percy?

741.5. What did Percy do when he went home?

733. Read the text and answer the questions.

Telmen loved third grade. He had the best time each day in Mrs. Mendee's room. First, they did reading each
morning. He loved that class. They read great stories out of their reading books. Some of them were plays and
they all took turns acting out the story. They could work in their workbooks. That was fun, too. But, there was
one big problem in third grade. They had to MULTIPLY in Maths!
Telmen did not want to spend time each day studying the multiplication facts. They said the multiplication
facts in class. His parents called out multiplication facts at home. This was NO fun for him. He liked to add
and subtract. He just hated learning the multiplication facts. Then, one morning Mrs. Mendee came into the
classroom. She was holding a tape recorder, microphone, and a headset. She told Telmen that he was in
charge of the lesson that day. Everyone was going to be recording the multiplication facts. Telmen loved this!
It was just like being a star holding that microphone. He held it out so everyone could be heard. Mrs. Mendee
told him to make sure he told the class to go home and study because they would record the lesson again the
next day. Telmen went home and learned each and every fact. He wanted to make sure he could answer each
one the next day. Multiplication was great Fun!
What grade was Telmen in ?

742.2. What was his favorite subject in school?

742.3. What did he hate?

 742.4. Why did he hate multiplication?

742.5. Why did he like recording the multiplication facts?

734. Read the text and answer the questions.

Sansar loves to go with his mother when she goes to the grocery shopping. His favorite store is right next door
to the grocery store. It is the Inter Book Store. He goes straight to the bookstore when they get to the grocery
store. His mom buys groceries. His favorite section is the sports section for children. They have all kinds of
books about sports. There are magazines that tell everything about sports.
Sansar likes sports and he spends a lot of time looking at the books and magazines in this section. He likes the
area with children’s books, too. He always waits in the bookstore for Mom to come and get him. He chooses
one book or a magazine and his mom buys it for him. It is a nice way to spend a Saturday afternoon.
Why does Sansar like to go grocery shopping with his mom?

743.2. When does he go to the bookstore?

743.3. What does he like to read about ?

743.4. What does his mother do when she comes to get him?

743.5. What does he look for in the bookstore?

735. Read the text and answer the questions.

Ochir is my brother. He is eight years old and I am ten. We always look forward to the first big snow of the
year. We watch it out the window and hope we have a snow day from school the next day. Mom makes hot
chocolate for us and we bake cookies. It is always something special when we have the first snow. Mom likes
to make vegetable soup for us to eat. She says it helps to keep us warm when we play in the snow. Ochir and I
went outside early this morning. We bundled up so we could stay warm. The first thing we did was to make
snow angels. Then, we slid down the hill on boxes with our neighbors. Finally, we spent the whole afternoon
making our first snowman of the year. He is right out there in our front yard. Mr. Batbold is our neighbor
across the street. He gave us an old black hat for the snowman to wear. Mom gave us a yellow scarf to put
around the snowman’s neck. We used sticks from the yard to make the arms. Mom gave us coal for the
snowman’s eyes and mouth and a carrot for his nose. Mom always takes our picture with the snowman. Ochir
is fun to play with when it snows. He is a good brother most of the time.
What season is it in this story?
744.2. What did Gregory and his sister do first when they went outside?
744.3. Why does Mom make soup for the children?
744.4. Where does their neighbor, Mr. Batbold live?
 744.5. What did Mom give them for the snowman?

736. Read the text and answer the questions.

Last night Mr. and Mrs. Smith stayed home. It was cold and rainy and they didn’t want to go out in the bad
weather. Mrs. Smith made some popcorn and ice tea. At 8:00, Mr. and Mrs. Smith went into the living room,
sat on the sofa and began the movie and ate and drank. At 8:15, Mr. and Mrs. Smith realized they already
watched the movie last year and they didn’t want to watch it again.
“Now what?” asked Mr. Smith “Let’s play cards!” answered Mrs. Smith. At 8:30 Mr. and Mrs. Smith started
to play cards. They were playing for about 10 minutes when Mr. Smith looked out the window. The rain
changed to snow and the trees were covered in beautiful white snowflakes. “I’m happy we stayed home
tonight. It looks beautiful outside but this weather is very dangerous to drive in.” said Mr.Smith. “You’re
right,” said Mrs. Smith, “but I’m bored. Let’s play some music and dance.”
Mr. Smith was surprised. “Dance? But I really don’t ….”
“Oh come on!” Mrs. Smith insisted. She put on a romantic CD and they both started to dance. They were
dancing for about 1 minute when suddenly the music stopped and the lights went out. Mrs. Smith laughed.
“We’re just not very lucky tonight, are we?” she said. Mr. Smith said, “Of course we’re lucky! We are
together!” He kissed her and continued to dance with her, in the dark and without music.
Why did Mr. and Mrs. Smith stay home last night?
745.2. What did Mrs. Smith make?
745.3. What were Mr. and Mrs. Smith doing when it started to snow?
745.4. Why was Mr. Smith happy they stayed home?
745.5. What were Mr. and Mrs. Smith doing when the lights went out?

737. Read the text and answer the questions.

One of the most popular foods of all time is chocolate. People nowadays eat chocolate in many different
forms. We eat chocolate candy, and we drink hot and cold chocolate drinks. The chocolate we eat today is
made from a lot of different ingredients, but the most important ingredient is cacao bean.
The story of cacao bean and its long journey to stores and supermarkets all over the world started hundreds of
years ago in Mexico. Cacao trees need hot and humid weather, and they originally grew in the Yucatan
Pinunsula.
The Maya were the fist people to eat cacao beans. They picked cacao beans from wild trees and cleared land
to cultivate their own trees. They made a drink from cacao beans and exchanged the beans for other goods.
They also used cacao beans for religious ceremonies.
Mayan merchants traveled north and introduced cacao beans to the Aztec people. Soon the cacao bean was
part of the Aztecs´ lives. They used it as a drink, as part of religious ceremonies and even as money. With 10
beans, you could buy a rabbit. With 100 beans, you could buy a slave. One of the Aztec god.
The Aztecs could not grow cacao trees because of the dry climate. When the Aztecs conquered the Maya, they
asked for cacao beans as a tribute.
Where does chocolate come from?

746.2. What is the most important ingredient in chocolate?

746.3. Where did cacao beans originally grow?

 746.4. Who were the first people to eat cacao beans?

746.5. What did the Aztecs use the cacao beans for?
738. Read the text and answer the questions.
There are wild dogs and pet dogs. Pet dogs are helpers and friends to people. There were no pet dogs 15,000
years ago. Men and women learned how to work with dogs. Dogs helped humans travel from Asia to North
America 10,000 years ago by pulling sleds in the snow. People say dogs are “man’s best friend.” They help
with farming. They help with hunting. They help with fishing. They can pull things for people. They can help
find things.
There are many colors of dogs. There are white dogs, gray dogs, black dogs, and brown dogs. A dog’s fur can
be short or long. Dogs have curly hair or straight fur. There are very small dogs. They are only 6-8 inches tall.
There are very big dogs. They are about 3 feet tall.
Some dogs can see well. Some dogs do not see very well. All dogs can hear well. They can hear sounds that
people cannot hear. They can hear high sounds and low sounds. They can hear sound very far away. All dogs
can smell very well. They can smell 40 times better than humans! Dogs live 5 to 13 years, but some dogs live
much longer. One dog lived to be 24 years old!
What kinds of dogs are there?

747.2. How tall are the smallest dogs?

747.3. How tall are the biggest dogs?

747.4. What can all dogs do well?

747.5. How old was the oldest dog?

739. Write in the gap a suitable word that matches the meaning.
In Mongolia we have four seasons.
They are summer, spring, winter and _______________.

740. Write in the gap a suitable word that matches the meaning.
A vacuum cleaner, a washing machine, a microwave oven are called home appliances.
A sofa, a table and a cupboard are called home __________________.

741. Write in the gap a suitable word that matches the meaning.
A cow, a sheep and a goat are domestic animals.
A wolf, a fox and a bear are ________________ animals.