Уровень, 60 вопросов, (6 ответов, 2 правильных)

 

281. Which are the Shakespeare‘s works?

a) Hamlet

b) Romeo and Juliet

c) Kozy-Korpesh Bayan sulu

d) KyzZhibek and Tolegen

e) Estai and Korlan

f) White fun

 

282. Find the plural form of nouns.

a) Leaves, potatoes

b) Babies, grasses

c) News, photo

d) Wolf, sheep

e) Flower, chair

f) University, college

 

283. Ann is …person in her group.

a) The youngest

b) The most beautiful

c) Younger

d) Beautiful

e) More beautiful

f) Young

 

284. Find the ordinal numerals

a) The first, the fourth

b) The second, the fifth

c) Four, three

d) Fifty, fifteen

e) The third, two

f) The second, one

 

285. Find the cardinal numerals

a) Twenty one, hundred

b) One thousand, sixty seven

c) One hundreds one, second

d) The first, twenty third

e) Ninety, ninth

f) Zero, seventh

 

286. Find the synonym of the little.

a) Small

b) A few

c) High

d) Big

e) Large

f) Huge

 

287. Which are the uncountable nouns?

a) Water, bread

b) Tea, rice

c) Library, book

d) University, college

e) Children, school

f) Shoes, trousers

 

288. Add the suffix –ful to the necessary word.

a) Help

b) Colour

c) Pollute

d) Weak

e) Big

f) Huge

 

289. Find the uncountable nouns

a) Flour

b) Sheep

c) Student

d) Silver

e) Map

f) Patience

 

290. Add prefix – im to the necessary word.

a) Possible

b) Polite

c) Comfort

d) Help

e) Colour

f) Regular

 

291. Put the correct degrees of adjective or adverbs.

She did her homework really ….

a) Well

b) Badly

c) Bad

d) Goodly

e) Worse

f) Good

 

292. Choose the right variant.

There are many ….and …..in my flat

a) Windows, Doors

b) Chairs, tables

c) Garage, garden

d) Sofa, arm-chair

e) Pictures, wall

f) Roof, floors

 

293. Choose the correct possessive case.

This is my … car.

a) Father’s, brother’s

b) Sister’s, mother’s

c) Mine’s, our

d) Yours, myself

e) Fathers, his

f) Mothers, hers

 

294. Find the sentences with ordinal number

a) In 1893 New Zealand was the first country in the world to grant the right for women to vote.

b) Australia is the sixth largest country in the world.

c) Canada is one of the largest countries in the world.

d) The USA is a federal union of fifty states.

e) The territory of Scotland consists of 12 countries.

f) Poland drew one-one with Greece.

 

295. Complete the sentence. There are two main rivers in Great Britain. They are ….

a) The Severn

b) The Thames

c) Aral

d) Balkash

e) Volga

f) the Mississippi

 

296. Find the right variant. Kazakhstan borders with …

a) Uzbekistan

b) Russia

c) The USA

d) Great Britain

e) France

f) Canada

 

297. Choose the right variant: My parents’ parents are my …..

a) grandparents

b) grannies

c) grandchildren

d) grandmothers

e) grandfathers

f) great grandparents

 

298. Choose the right demonstrative pronoun:

         Take ….apples

a) These

b) Those

c) Their

d) Them

e) Myself

f) His

 

299. Traditionally London is divided into City…, … and …

a) East end

b) West end

c) Brooklyn

d) Manhattan

e) Queensland

f) Center

 

300. Choose the right answer in a possessive case:

a) Victor’s neighbor

b) Ann’s neighbor

c) Victores neighbor

d) Victor neighbor

e) Ann neighbor

f) Annes neighbor

 

301. Parliament in our country consists of two parts…

a) Senate

b) Mazhilis

c) House of Commons

d) House of Lords

e) House of Representatives

f) House of deputies

 

302. Where is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland situated?

a) On the British Isles

b) In Europe

c) In Kazakhstan

d) In America

e) In Australia

f) In Canada

 

303. Which of the noun is used with an:

a) Orange

b) Umbrella

c) Lemon

d) Car

e) Telephone

f) Bag

 

304. Find the synonym of the adjective Big .

a) Huge

b) Enormous

c) Tidy

d) Well

e) Dull

f) Wonderful

 

305. Find the adjectives with negative meanings.

a) Useless

b) Impossible

c) International

d) Famous

e) Regular

f) Eatable

 

306. Complete the sentence. Scotland’s regions are …, …and …

a) The Sothern Uplands

b) The Lowlands

c) The Scottish Midlands

d) The central valleys

e) The northern Icebergs

f) The Great steppes

 

307. Complete the sentence.

The … also known as…as, symbolizes the union of the three countries of the UK.

a) Union Jack

b) Union Flag

c) Stars and stripes

d) The old Glory

e) The uncle Sam

f) The star Spangled Banner

 

308. Parliament in the UK consists of two parts…

a) House of Commons

b) House of Lords

c) Mazhilis

d) Senate

e) House of Representatives

f) House of deputies

 

309. USA Congress consists of two parts…

a) The Senate

b) House of Representatives

c) House of Commons

d) House of Lords

e) Mazhilis

f) House of deputies

 

310. Put the appropriate pronouns.

The police stopped …car to warn…about…speed.

a) Our, us, our

b) Their, them, their

c) His, he, his

d) Theirs, they, theirs

e) Her, she, herself

f) You, yourself, you

 

311. Gerund is used after the verbs:

A) to enjoy

B) to postpone

C) to decide

D) to plan

E) to forget

F) to agree

 

312. Sentences with progressive Infinitive:

A) I noticed that he seemed to be smoking a lot.

B) It is nice to be sitting here with you.

C) She likes going to the cinema

D) They want to study abroad.

E) My son has already done his homework.

F) Look! They are swimming in the sea.

 

313. Sentences with perfect Infinitive:

A) I am sorry not to have come on Tuesday.

B) I meant to have telephonedut I forgot.

C) The main thing is to relax.

D) You have the right to remain silent.

E) I’d like to really understand philosophy.

F) We were right to start early.

 

314. Infinitive is used after the verbs:

A) to hope

B) to afford

C) to give up

D) to deny

E) to fancy

F) to risk

 

315. Verbs used in Infinitive without to:

A) make

B) hear

C) read

D) speak

E) advise

F) hate

 

316. Non-finite forms of the verbs are:

A) Infinitive

B) Gerund

C) Object

D) Subject

E) Adverbials

F) Predicate

 

317. Gerund in the function of the attribute:

A) There is no hope of our getting the tickets.

B) They have an idea of going to England.

C) After saying this he left the room.

D) He caught cold through getting his feet wet.

E) He went out without waiting for a reply.

F) He improved his article changing the end.

 

318. Sentences with infinitives without to:

A) Why won’t you let me explain?

B) I heard her open the door and go out.

C) She’s certain to win.

D) You are welcome to stay as long as you like.

E) It’s very likely to rain.

F) I have no wish to change.

 

319. Gerund in the function of the subject:

A) Reading is her favorite occupation.

B) Swimming is a good exercise.

C) She is fond of singing.

D) They like travelling abroad.

E) Almas hates watching horror films.

F) I’m thinking of opening my business.

 

320. Prepositions used with Gerund:

A) without

B) besides

C) with

D) across

E) along

F) straight

 

321. Sentences with Present Participle:

A) They looked at the flying plane.

B) He sat at the table thinking.

C) They are going to the mountains.

D) The children are playing in the yard.

E) The boy is repairing his bike.

F) I’m going to read this book.

 

322. Sentences with Past Participle:

A) A broken cup was lying on the floor.

B) The letter received from them greatly surprised us.

C) He has lost his keys in the street.

D) They were informed about the news.

E) The students were going to pass exams.

F) My family moved to Shymkent ten years ago.

 

323. Sentences with Complex Object:

A) I saw Tom get into his car.

B) We heard him come up the stairs.

C) I decided to become a teacher.

D) She is interested in buying a car.

E) I am sorry to phone you late.

F) He succeeded in solving this problem.

 

324. Sentences with Complex Object:

A) I felt somebody touch my shoulder.

B) Mother watched her children playing.

C) I’m looking forward to seeing you.

D) He doesn’t enjoy sightseeing.

E) We’re afraid of missing the train.

F) Peter failed in solving the problem.

 

325. Gerund in the function of the adverbials:

A) Before leaving for London he called me.

B) After reading the letter I put it into the drawer.

C) I think of going to the south this summer.

D) He likes being invited by his friends.

E) I remember having shown her the letter.

F) Loading heavy weights requires great skill.

 

326. On the purpose adverbs are classified into following types:

A) adverbs of place

B) adverbs of time

C) adverbs of reason

D) adverbs of mood

E) adverbs of intention

F) adverbs of exclamation

 

327. Adverbs of place are:

A) there

B) below

C) usually

D) rarely

E) always

F) never

 

328. Adverbs of time are:

A) today

B) lately

C) here

D) there

E) where

F) above

 

329. I have … money today.

A) much

B) little

C) -

D) less

E) the least

F) much less

 

330. Adverbs of manner are:

A) fast

B) slowly

C) much

D) very

E) still

F) since

 

331. Correct word order of the adverb in the sentence:

A) Helen always drives to work.

B) Lucy hardly ever watches TV.

C) I won’t probably see you.

D) I have usually shower in the morning.

E) Steve gets hardly ever angry.

F) We soon found the solution of the problem.

 

332. The place of following adverbs may come at the beginning and end of the sentence:

A) tomorrow

B) today

C) quietly

D) always

E) seldom

F) never

 

333. Derivative adverbs are:

A) monthly

B) annually

C) now

D) since

E) so

F) well

 

334. Sentences with adverbs:

A) He speaks very fast.

B) I always get up early.

C) We have very little time.

D) He drew a straight line.

E) It is a daily newspaper.

F) He is a hard worker.

 

335. Simple adverbs are:

A) soon

B) almost

C) hardly

D) quietly

E) easily

F) daily

 

336. Adverbs in the comparative degree:

A) sooner

B) quicker

C) early

D) hardly

E) ever

F) seldom

 

337. The places of these adverbs are always before verbs except to be:

A) generally

B) ever

C) every day

D) today

E) tomorrow

F) yesterday

 

338. Sentences with adverbs in the correct position:

A) My coat is warm enough.

B) The sun shines brightly.

C) She already has left.

D) He doesn’t any more work in the shop.

E) Is dinner yet ready?

F) They speak fast very.

 

339. Correct written sentences are:

A) Ben walks to work every morning.

B) Everybody enjoyed the party very much.

C) I met on my way home a friend of mine.

D) Did you go late to bed last night?

E) He doesn’t like very much football.

F) Are you going to invite to the party a lot of people.

 

340. Sentences with adverbs of places:

A) I left my umbrella somewhere.

B) She can’t find her dictionary anywhere.

C) I want to see him so much.

D) I could hardly understand him.

E) I like my work very much.

F) Have you finished already?