Тест 8 по английскому, уровень Intermediate

Прочитайте текст и ответьте на вопросы.

Once Mark Twain was invited to the opera. All through the opera his friend’s wife was talking to her husband. She talked so much and so loudly that Mark Twain could hardly hear anything. After the performance she said to Mark Twain, “Dear Mark Twain, may I invite you to the opera again next Friday? The opera will be ‘Carmen’ you are sure to like it.” — “Thank you very much,” said Mark Twain, “that will be fine. I haven’t heard you in ‘Carmen’ yet.”

Вопросы:

1. Why couldn’t Mark Twain enjoy the opera?
2. Was the lady going to sing in “Carmen”?

Вопрос 1. Why couldn’t Mark Twain enjoy the opera?
Ответ: He couldn’t enjoy the opera because the lady was talking loudly.

Вопрос 2. Was the lady going to sing in “Carmen”?
Ответ: No, she wasn’t.

Поставьте вопрос к выделенному члену предложения.

All through the opera his friend’s wife was talking to her husband.

All through the opera his friend’s wife was talking to her husband.

Who was the friend’s wife talking to?

Раскройте скобки, употребив правильную глагольную форму.

Mr Sherlock Holmes (I — sit) one morning at the breakfast table in his room in Baker Street. His friend Dr Watson (2 — stand) near the window (3 — examine) a walking stick which a visitor (4 — leave) the day before. “To Dr Mortimer, from his friend,” (5 — write) upon it, the date (6 — be) 1884. Sherlock Holmes suddenly (7— turn) to Watson and (8 — say), “The owner of this stick (9 — have) a dog which (10 — be) larger than a terrier and smaller than a mastiff.” Watson (11 – surprise). He (12 – ask), “How you (13 – know)?”
“I (14 — examine) that stick carefully and (15 — notice) the marks of a dog’s teeth on it,” (16 — answer) Holmes. “They (17 — be) too broad for a terrier and not broad enough for a mastiff. I (18 — suppose) the dog often (19 — carry) the stick behind its master. I (20 — suppose) it (21 — be) a spaniel, in fact it (22 — be) a spaniel.”
Holmes (23 — leave) the breakfast table and (24 — stand) near the window as he (25 — say) this. Watson (26 — look) at him in surprise and (27 — ask) how he (28 — can) be so sure of that.
“I (29 — be) sure of it because I (30 — see) the dog at our door and I (31 — hear) the bell which its master (32 — ring). I (33 — wonder) why Dr Mortimer (34 — want) to see Mr Sherlock Holmes. Well, we soon (35 — know). (36 — come) in,” he (37 — add). There (38 — be) a knock at the door. The door (39 — open) and Dr Mortimer (40 — appear) in the doorway.

Mr Sherlock Holmes was sitting one morning at the breakfast table in his room in Baker Street. His friend Dr Watson was standing near the window examining a walking stick which a visitor had left the day before. “To Dr Mortimer, from his friend,” was written upon it, the date was 1884. Sherlock Holmes suddenly turned to Watson and said, “The owner of this stick has a dog which is larger than a terrier and smaller than a mastiff.” Watson was surprised. He asked, “How you do you know?”
“I have examined that stick carefully and have noticed the marks of a dog’s teeth on it,” answered Holmes. “They are too broad for a terrier and not broad enough for a mastiff. I suppose the dog often carries the stick behind its master. I suppose it is a spaniel, in fact it is a spaniel.”
Holmes left the breakfast table and stood near the window as he was saying this. Watson looked at him in surprise and asked how he could be so sure of that.
“I am sure of it because I see the dog at our door and I hear the bell which its master is ringing. I wonder why Dr Mortimer wants to see Mr Sherlock Holmes. Well, we soon will know. come in,” he added. There was a knock at the door. The door opened and Dr Mortimer appeared in the doorway.

Выберите правильный вариант.

1. Who … you English at school?
a) taught, b) is taught, c) was taught, d) have taught.

2. When … you last… to the theatre?
a) did you go, b) have you gone, c) will you go, d) were you going.

3. This money … not enough to buy the book.
a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have.

4. The newspapers … .
a) have brought, b) will bring, c) have been brought, d) was brought.

5. … Tom … Eric are good players.
a) as… as…, b) and… and…, c) both… and…, d) like… so… .

6. There are … days in February than in other months.
a) more, b) less, c) few, d) fewer.

7. Martha is … in English Literature.
a) interest, b) interesting, c) interested, d) interests.

8. I don’t know any American songs. — … .
a) So do I, b) So am I, c) Neither do I, d) Neither am I.

9. Do you know … man that lives next door?
a) — , b) a, c) an, d) the.

10. They … to return next Monday.
a) are sure, b) was sure, c) are not sure, d) weren’t sure.

11. By the time we got to the party, most of the guests… .
a) left, b) have left, c) will leave, d) had left.

12. What are you going to do after you … school?
a) finish, b) finished, c) will finish, d) will have finished.

13. The Dnieper is not … long as the Volga.
a) such, b) so, c) that, d) — .

14. Must I do this work today? — No, you … .
a) mustn’t, b) can’t, c) may not, d) needn’t.

15. We shall wait until they … .
a) come, b) don’t come, c) will come, d) won’t come.

16. … of them know what it is.
a) Somebody, b) Nobody, c) Some, d) Any.

17. I have … time, I can wait.
a) little, b) a little, с) few, d) a few.

18. The … document worried me.
a) lost, b) losing, c) being lost, d) having lost.

19. They put off the party … next Saturday.
a) on, b) for, c) in, d) at.

20. Who are these people? — … our foreign guests.
a) It is, b) There is, c) There are, d) They are.

1. Who … you English at school?
a) taught, b) is taught, c) was taught, d) have taught.

2. When … you last… to the theatre?
a) did you go, b) have you gone, c) will you go, d) were you going.

3. This money … not enough to buy the book.
a) is, b) are, c) has, d) have.

4. The newspapers … .
a) have brought, b) will bring, c) have been brought, d) was brought.

5. … Tom … Eric are good players.
a) as… as…, b) and… and…, c) both… and…, d) like… so… .

6. There are … days in February than in other months.
a) more, b) less, c) few, d) fewer.

7. Martha is … in English Literature.
a) interest, b) interesting, c) interested, d) interests.

8. I don’t know any American songs. — … .
a) So do I, b) So am I, c) Neither do I, d) Neither am I.

9. Do you know … man that lives next door?
a) — , b) a, c) an, d) the.

10. They … to return next Monday.
a) are sure, b) was sure, c) are not sure, d) weren’t sure.

11. By the time we got to the party, most of the guests… .
a) left, b) have left, c) will leave, d) had left.

12. What are you going to do after you … school?
a) finish, b) finished, c) will finish, d) will have finished.

13. The Dnieper is not … long as the Volga.
a) such, b) so, c) that, d) — .

14. Must I do this work today? — No, you … .
a) mustn’t, b) can’t, c) may not, d) needn’t.

15. We shall wait until they … .
a) come, b) don’t come, c) will come, d) won’t come.

16. … of them know what it is.
a) Somebody, b) Nobody, c) Some, d) Any.

17. I have … time, I can wait.
a) little, b) a little, с) few, d) a few.

18. The … document worried me.
a) lost, b) losing, c) being lost, d) having lost.

19. They put off the party … next Saturday.
a) on, b) for, c) in, d) at.

20. Who are these people? — … our foreign guests.
a) It is, b) There is, c) There are, d) They are.

Переведите на английский язык.

1. Эти сведения очень важные.
2. Куда вы едете на каникулы?
3. Мне придется перевести еще один текст.
4. Мы надеялись, что погода будет хорошая.
5. Как часто он ходит в спортзал?

1. Эти сведения очень важные.
This information is very important.

2. Куда вы едете на каникулы?
Where are you going for your holiday?

3. Мне придется перевести еще один текст.
I’ll have to translate one more text.

4. Мы надеялись, что погода будет хорошая.
We hoped the weather would be fine.

5. Как часто он ходит в спортзал?
How often does he go to the gym?