Read the article choose the best word

Read the article. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
The World is Getting Hotter
The world is getting hotter because 1) ………. us! Our factories, cars, trains and planes 2) ………. the air dirty. When 3) ………. sun shines, everything gets hot and the dirt stops the hot air from going 4) ………. to the sky. Because the hot air has nowhere to go, 5) ………. gets hotter.
Already our world is 6) ………. than it was one hundred years ago. Hot countries may become drier and the people who live there will not be able to grow enough food. Ice in cold areas 7) ………. changing to water because of higher temperatures. When this happens, the seas become bigger. Some towns ………. The sea may have a problem soon.
We can help 9) ………. we stop making the air dirty but we 10) ………. do something fast!
1) A. by B. for C. of
2) A. make B. making C. makes
3) A. a B. the C. an
4) A. on B. at C. up
5) A. everything B. all C. every
6) A. warm B. warmer C. warmest
7) A. are B. be C. is
A. near B. to C. in
9) A. so B. if C. but
10) A. must B. should C. can

Task 1

11 b (some)
12 c (because)
13 a (more)
14 b (give)
15 a (during)
16 c (they)
17 b (have)
18 c (also)

Do you agree Happy Birthday to You (0) is (be) the world’s most famous song? It (19) is recognised by just about everyone. In fact somebody probably (20) is singing it somewhere in the world at this moment! But what are the origins of a tune which (21) has become so famous?
In 1893 two teachers Patty and Mildred J.Hill (22) wrote a song. They (23) called it Good Morning to You. They (24) taught it to their kindergarten pupils in Kentucky, USA. The children (25) found the song easy to learn and sing.
The present song (26) has the same tune but different words. Millions of people (27) have sung the song in many different languages since those days.
Not long ago it (28) was my birthday. My guests (29) gave me many presents. And I (30) heard (не употребляется в continuous) this wonderful song when I (31) blew out the candles on the cake.

Task 3
underground (BrE)  — subway (AmE)

car park (BrE) — parking lot (AmE)

chips (BrE) — fries (AmE)

form (BrE) – grade (AmE)

petrol (BrE) – gas (AmE)
ground floor (BrE) — first floor (AmE)

shop (BrE) – store (AmE)

ill (BrE) — sick (AmE)

rubbish (BrE) — garbage (AmE)

wardrobe (BrE) – cabinet (AmE)

handbag (BrE) — purse (AmE)

СРОЧНО АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗИК 7 КЛАС НАДА ВИБРАТЬ 1 ИЗ ОТВЕТОВ ДАЮ 50 БАЛОВ

2) Read the article about crocodiles. Choose the best word (A,B or C) for each space.Crocodiles

We can find crocodiles in tropical parts of 1. …..world for example, Africa, South America and Northern Australia.

They spent most of the time 2. ….. slow moving water but they 3. …… move fast through the water and on land.

You often see crocodiles together in large groups. They 4. …… everything they catch, 5. …… fish, birds and small animals. And sometimes they make a meal of large animals or even people.

There are 6. ….. than ten types of crocodile. They all have very sharp teeth. They often lose 7. ….. teeth but soon get new ones. Crocodiles are usually about 3.5 meters long, but some are much 8. ….. . Crocodiles live 9. ….. a long time. The oldest one kept in a zoo was 66 years old.
1.1 a-the-an
2.2 on-it-at
3.3 heve-can-are
4.4 ate-eats-eat
5.5 to-like-dy
6.6 many-most-more
7.7 this-these-that
8.8 big-bigger-bigest
9.9 buring-sinse-for

Text 2

Read the article about Tomsk Polytechnic University. Choose the best

word (A, B, or C) for each space (1–8). The first one is done for you.

Tomsk Polytechnic University

Each 8th in Tomsk is a student, that’s why very often Tomsk is called a

students’ town. The Polytechnical Institute alone (1) _A__ more than 22000

students and turns out more than 2000 engineers a year. At first it was called

Technological Institute. In 1991 the Institute got the status of the University.

The University includes 8 (2) ___, 8 institutes, 3 research institutes and

more than 70 scientific-research centres and laboratories. More than 22000

students are (3) ___ in TPU, the teaching staff includes more than 1400 (4) ___, among them 230 D.Sc. and professors. Engineers are educated in 82

specializations, (5) ___ in 25 lines and (6) ___ in 20 programmes.

There are about 20 buildings

which the students have at their

disposal, various labs equipped with

high-precision instruments and

automation devices, computer centres

with all generations of computers,

experimental shops with up-to-date

installations and tools. The students

(7) ___ research in students’ scientific

societies and design bureaus.

Now the TPU is going through the constructional rush. All the teaching

blocs are being renovated and redesigned to be comfortable and to meet the

needs of the students.

There is Foreign Language Department at the TPU. Much attention is

paid to language learning. Groups of promoted students in language are

formed to participate in experimental classes. Nowadays there are more

prospects for the Polytechnic (8) ___ to go abroad to (9) ___ their language

and communicative (10) ___. Many bright Russian specialists are invited to

work abroad.

1 A trains B studies C learns

2 A faculties B lectures C researches

3 A learned B educated C studied

4 A teachers B lecturers C lectures

5 A pupils B scientist C bachelors

6 A studies B masters C master

7 A go on B t u r n o u t C carry out

8 A graduates B undergraduates C starters

9 A include B influence C improve

10 A tools B skills C abilities

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Прочитайте текст о слонах и выберите соответствующее пропущенное слово A, B или C. Read the article about elephants. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space. For questions 1-8, mark A, B or C.

What do you know about elephants? There are two kinds (0) _C_ elephant -African elephants and Indian elephants. African elephants, (1) _____are taller, also have bigger, rounder ears. An African elephant’s ears are almost (2) ___same size as sheets for a single bed! But elephants don’t only use (3) ___ears to hear with. They wave them around to make them look much (4) ____dangerous than they really are. Elephants stay together in groups called ‘herd’ and can live (5) _____80 years. They are very big and they never stop (6) _____. They often eat for 20 hours each day because they have such big bodies. An African elephants is heavier (7) _____six cars! The only animals that are (8) ______than elephants are whales.

0. A. from B. off C of
1. A. what B. which C. who
2. A. any B. a C. the
3. A. their B. them C. they
4. A. more B. many C. most
5. A. ago B. since C. for
6. A. grows B. growing C. grow
7. A. than B. then C. when
8. A. large B. larger C. largest

Всероссийская олимпиада школьников по английскому языку 
Школьный этап. 

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Task 1. Read the article about bears. Choose the best word A, B or C for each gap 1-9.
There are many different types of bears 1 __ North America. For example, there are lots of black bears living there, but 2 __ knows exactly how many there are. There could be 3 __ 600,000 and 750,000, and strangely not 4 __ of them are black in colour. They can be brown, or 5 __ white.
Bears mostly sleep 6 __ the cold weather in winter, so they are very hungry when they wake up. They eat a lot of different things, such 7 __ leaves and fruit, and many people say they also love eating honey. Bears are very good 8 __ climbing trees, and baby bears 9 __ to climb when they are very young.
1. A in B by C on
2. A anyone B everyone C nobody
3. A between B either C about
4. A one B all C each
5. A even B always C still
6. A since B from C during
7. A like B as C than
8. A for B with C at
9. A learn B learned C learning

Task 2. Read sentences 10-15 about a boy who likes chess. Choose the best word A, B or C for each gap.
10. Robbie’s dad ___ Robbie to play chess when he was seven years old.
A learnt B taught C knew
11. When Robbie started playing chess, his dad explained things to him very ___.
A especially B certainly C carefully
12. Robbie likes to ___ most of his free time playing chess.
A spend B take C stay
13. Last term, Robbie ___ a chess club at his school.
A kept B joined C belonged
14. Robbie plays against the club’s best players to make ___ his game improves.
A right B sure C correct
15. Robbie was very happy when he won a ___ in a chess competition.
A present B gift C prize

A Life in Africa — Жизнь в Африке
B Life of wild animals – Жизнь диких животных
+С Living in the wild – Жизнь в дикой природе
Tippi Degre is the girl who grew up in the African wild and had the kind of childhood we only hear about in legends. Her parents were wildlife photographers. They had lived in the Kalahari desert for six years before their daughter was born. Growing up in Africa, Tippi lived for 10 years in Namibia where wild animals are raised as pets in the houses of African farmers. That is how Tippi became close to the animals of the wild.
Tippi had no fear and believed the animals were her friends. For 10 years her ‘brother’ was an elephant, her friend was a leopard and the African desert was her playground.
(отрывок текста)
Типпи Дегре — девочка, которая выросла в африканской дикой природе, и у нее было такое детство, о котором мы слышим только в легендах. Ее родителями были фотографы дикой природы. Они жили в пустыне Калахари в течение шести лет, прежде чем родилась их дочь. Выросшая в Африке, Типпи жила в течение 10 лет в Намибии, где дикие животные выращивались как домашние питомцы в домах африканских фермеров. Именно так Типпи стала близка к животным в дикой природе.
Типпи не боялась и считала, что животные были ее друзьями. В течение 10 лет ее «братом» был слон, ее другом был леопард, и африканская пустыня была ее игровой площадкой. Она могла лежать спокойно с молодым леопардом или могла сидеть, скрестив ноги с молодым гепардом или на хоботе Абу, слона.
Теперь Типпи живет во Франции. Она написала книгу «Типпи — Моя книга об Африке». Она думает, что у нее есть особый дар разговаривать с животными, «Я говорю с ними с помощью моего разума, или глазами, сердцем и душой, и я вижу, что они понимают и отвечают мне».
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