94 тр. 31.03.

31.03.2020    Іноземна мова
Тема: Контроль письма

1. Choose the correct answer.

In 1873, a grocery salesman named Joel Cheek became interested in coffee and came up with his own unique blend. Realizing that he (1)__________a fine brew, he decided to sell it. One of the South's (2)__________hotels, the Maxwell House, liked his coffee and began to serve it to guests; hence the name Maxwell House Coffee. In 1907, on returning from a bear hunt in (3)__________Mississippi, President Theodore Roosevelt was a guest of the Ladies Hermitage Association at Andrew (4)__________homestead in Nashville, Tennessee. He was served a cup of Maxwell House Coffee. Upon being offered a refill, he remarked on the excellent quality of the coffee and uttered the famous line, "Delightful. This coffee is good to (5)__________drop." Apparently when Roosevelt (6)      _______people listened.

1	A created	B has created	C had created	D was creating
2	A good	Bbest	C better	D the best
3	A —	B a	C the	D an
4	A Jackson	B Jacksons	C Jacksons'	D Jackson's
5	A last	B latest	C the last	D the latest
6	A talked	B had talked	C had been talking	D would talk

II. Choose the correct answer.

Big Ben is probably the UK's most famous clock and one of London's (7)__________known landmarks, sitting on the bank of (8)__________Thames and forming an important part of the city's skyscape. It's popular both with tourists and locals alike. There is some confusion as to the name Big Ben. Some people use it to refer to the entire clock tower, (9)______       use the name to refer to just the clock. In fact strictly speaking the name Big Ben applies just to one bell, the largest bell in the clock. However you define it, Big Ben is massive. The tower is 316 foot high. (10)__________of the four faces of the clock is 23 foot square and the figures are each 4 foot tall. The origin of the name Big Ben is uncertain. Some people have said it (11)________ about during the parliamentary debate to consider naming the clock - after Sir Benjamin Hall, who was known as "Big Ben". Another possibility is that the name referred to Benjamin Caunt, a heavyweight boxing champion of the time (12)____________ nickname was "Big Ben".

7	A good	b better	c most well	D best
8	A a	B an	C the	D —
9	A others	B the others	C other	D others'
10	A Every	B Each	C All	D Both
11	A has come	B came	C had come	D was coming
12	A who	B which	C whose	D whom

III. Use the Conditionals I, II, III. 1. If it (to snow), the children will play snowballs.

2. If I (not to know) English, I should not be able to enjoy Byron's poetry.

3.  I (not to do) it if you did not ask me.

4.The dish would have been much more tasty if she (to be) a better cook.

5. He never (to phone) you if I hadn't reminded him to do that.

6. If Steve (wake up) half an hour earlier, he wouldn't have been late for school.

7. If I (be) you, I would study Law.

8.  If Mary had enough money, she___________(open) her own cafe.

9. If we had a new car, we__________(drive) across Ukraine.