ВАРИАНТ №3
Лексика
1. Выберите слово, близкое по значению к данному. Номера соответствий внесите в лист ответов.
1. trustworthy a) reserved b) careless c) reliable
2. to go on a) to produce b) to carry on c) to run out
3. vacancy a) condition b) opening c) career
4. salary a) bonus b) earnings c) perk
5. silly a) stubborn b) honest c) stupid
2. Выберите слово, противоположное по значению к данному. Номера соответствий внесите в лист ответов.
6. to recruit a) to plan b) to sack c) to produce
7. to hate a) to differ b) to adore c) to resemble
8. benefits a) reference b) advert c)disadvantages
9. bad-tempered a) sociable b) quiet c) easy-going
10. risky a) safe b) rude c) selfish
3. Выберите английское словосочетание, соответствующее русскому. Номера соответствий внесите в лист ответов.
11.работодатель a) employer b) employee
12.ноутбук a) laptop b) handheld
13.опыт работы a) experience b) qualification
14.знаменитость a) editor b) celebrity
15.фильм ужасов a) western b) horror
Грамматика
4. Выберите подходящую альтернативу. Занесите выбранный вариант в лист ответов.
16. The salary they were suggesting sounds so good / too good to be true!
17. There were so few / so little customers that I went home early.
18. We can’t pull out now. There is too much / too many money involved.
19. It was such / so a boring meeting that I nearly fell asleep.
20. The meeting was such / so boring that I nearly fell asleep.
21. I had to say ‘no’ – the cost was so much / too much for the budget I was given.
22. We had so much / so many new business that we needed extra staff.
23. I had so much / so many reports to write that I put the answering machine on.
24. We have so little / so few information that we can’t make a decision.
5. Выберите правильный вариант модального глагола. Внесите букву, обозначающую правильный вариант, в лист ответов.
25. You … to be at work by nine o’clock.
a) need b) should c) are
26. Of course, I … translate this article, it’s easy!
a) should b) can c) couldn’t
27. The policeman told the woman she… worry.
a) needn’t b) couldn’t c) may not
28. Little children like books with large print. They… read them more easily.
a) should b) must c) can
29. “I … ride a bicycle until I was eight.” – “Neither could I.”
a) couldn’t b) could c) can’t
30. … sit here, or do you want me to sit somewhere else?
a) Could you b) Shall I c) Why don’t we
31. Good morning, welcome to our company…. help you?
a) May I b) Would you mind c) Let’s
32. We need to talk about our group presentation for Friday ... meet after lunch tomorrow?
a) How about b) Why don’t we c) If I were you, I’d
33. That’s not a very nice way to talk to other people. … speak like that.
a) I don’t think you should b) Is it all right if I c) Would you mind
6. Выберите правильный вариант предложения в косвенной речи. Внесите букву, обозначающую правильный вариант, в лист ответов.
34. Travel agent: “I think the train will be on time.” The travel agent said .
a) that she thinks the train to be on time
b) that she thought the train would be on time
c) that she thinks will be the train on time
d) that she thinks the train would going to be on time
35. Byron: “I can’t do this research.” Byron said .
a) he had not done the research
b) he can not do the research
c) he can't to do the research
d) he couldn't do the reserch
36. Chris: “Robin will be arriving on Saturday.” Chris said .
a) Robin arrive on Saturday
b) Robin would be arriving on Saturday
c) Robin arriving on Saturday
d) Robin had arrive on Saturday
37. Cameron: “I have missed the bus, but I’ll catch the next one.” Cameron said .
a) he has missed the bus but was catching the next time
b) he has missed the bus but he catches the next one
c) he had missed the bus, but would catch the next one
d) he has missed the bus but can caught the next one
38. Cathy: “I have a new business.” Greg: Cathy just said .
a) that she had before a new business
b) that she been having a new business
c) that she have a new business
d) that she has a new business
39. Greg: “I know what the assignment is.” Greg said .
a) that he knew what the assignment was
b) that he knows what is the assignment
c) that he knows what was the assignment
d) that he knew what was to be the assignment
40. Byron: “I don’t know what Dan said.” Byron stated .
a) that he didn't know what he say
b) that he didn't know what he did say
c) that he didn't know what he did said
d) that he didn't know what he said
41. Ruby: “I go to school every day.” Ruby said .
a) that she goes to school every day
b) that she went to school next month
c) that she go each day to school
d) that she could go school every day
42. Sherri and Dan: “We enjoyed the concert.” Sherri and Dan told us _ .
a) that enjoyed the concert
b) they enjoyed the concert
c) that they enjoying the concert
d) they can be enjoy the concert
43. Peter: "The weather is warmer than usual." Byron: Peter said .
a) that the weather warmer than usual
b) the weather it is warmer than usual
c) the weather was warmer than usual
d) the weather be warmer than usual
Чтение
7. Прочитайте текст и определите верны ли приведенные ниже утверждения (а -верно; b - не верно; c - информация в тексте отсутствует). Внесите букву, обозначающую правильный вариант, в лист ответов.
1. Work may sometimes seem like hell, but when we haven't got it, we miss it. We miss it, we want it and perhaps we even need it. Everyone wants to be valued and a salary is proof that we matter.
2. Not any job will do, however. Housework and voluntary work tend to be seen as non- jobs. In our work-centred culture, a 'proper job' means paid employment. Being paid for a job is better for our self-esteem. Of course, we would also prefer work to be useful and interesting, as well as paid. But you don't have to enjoy your job to get psychological benefits from it. According to some experts, achieving unenjoyable tasks during our work actually contributes to our sense of well-being.
3. The obligation to be in a particular place at a particular time, working as part of a team towards a common goal, gives us a sense of structure and purpose that we find difficult to impose on ourselves. For a lot of us, the workplace has also taken over from the community as the place of human contact. For most of us, work often functions as a social club, an information network, an informal dating agency and a marriage bureau.
4. Although genuine workaholics are uncommon, many of us are job addicts without realising it. When we can't work for whatever reason, we show similar signs to real addicts who are deprived of their 'fix'- we become irritable and lethargic. Among newly-retired men, death rates increase significantly in the first six months after leaving employment. For most of their lives, their personality, self-esteem and status have been defined by work; without it, they lose their appetite for life.
5. Life wasn't always so driven by employment, however. Work in the pre-industrial age was task-oriented not time-structured, focusing not on money but on tasks necessary for survival. Whole communities worked together so there was less division between work and 'free time'. The Industrial Revolution radically changed how people worked. Suddenly, work was no longer structured by seasons, but by the clock. Work was separated from the rest of life, and began to provide money rather than food and goods.
6. More recently, the revolution in Information Technology has again changed the nature of work and employment. The workplace itself may become redundant .Two million employees in the UK now work from home, keeping in touch via email and phone. Many employers say that working 'remotely' improves productivity, as workers are happier and waste less time commuting. There are downsides too, however, as workers lose touch with the workplace and people there.
8. Переведите письменно 3, 4, 5, 6 абзацы текста.
