Listening 11

Додано: 9 травня
Предмет: Англійська мова, 11 клас
Копія з тесту: Listening 11
29 запитань
Запитання 1

The club is giving away free T-shirts in order to ___ people to join.

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launch

addict

promote

tempt

Запитання 2

The purpose of advertisement is to make people _______ of the products

available.

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appeal

know

aware

attentive

Запитання 3

Beer and wine are both advertised ____ TV.

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in

at

by

on

Запитання 4

The simplest way is to _______ an advert in the local paper.

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place

piece

aim

broadcast

Запитання 5

He is in London to _______ his new album.

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provide

prescribe

promote

proclaim

Запитання 6

Advertisement has a great influence on the average ______

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consumer

audience

celebrity

announcer

Запитання 7

Everyone was _____ towards him, listening carefully to his long explnations.

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respectable

respectful

Запитання 8

Somebody has ______ a donation of 1 $ million to the charity.

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done

made

Запитання 9

She knew she had _______ an enormous risk when she left my father.

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made

carried

taken

done

Запитання 10

What does the T.C.! _______ for?

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mean

stand

run

spell

Запитання 11

Have you ______ up your minds where to go for your honeymoon?

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set

done

given

made

Запитання 12

Choose a word that has a similar meaning to "RIVAL"

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referee

competitor

viewer

observer

Запитання 13

The house is surrounded by a tall, wooden _________

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frame

lawn

fence

tile

Запитання 14

My parents have a house in a very pleasant suburban _____

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district

domitory

lodging

community

Запитання 15

People with higher _______ should pay higher tax.

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expenses

income

praises

money

Запитання 16

The boss refused our _______ to leave the work early.

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request

reward

sacrifice

praise

Запитання 17

I think we ______ a rest after all that hard work.

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deserve

dismiss

claim

gain

Запитання 18

What do you do for a _________?

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life

live

lives

living

Запитання 19

1. Read the text about the effect of music on brain development.

Match the sentences a-g to the gaps 1-6. There is one extra sentence.


One of the most persistent mistaken beliefs about brain development is that playing classical music to babies increases their intelligence. Despite the lack of evidence to support it, the theory has become widespread, probably because it seems to provide parents with an easy way to assist their children's intellectual development. 1______________. So what are the origins of this idea and is there any truth in it?

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a

A few journalists noticed this interesting science story but it wasn't widely reported in the media.

b

So the story became familiar to people in dozens of countries.

c

It hardly matters that such a failure calls into question the reliability of the original results with the college students.

d

In this second study, the results were even more impressive.

e

Down in Florida, state-funded day care centres for children were

obliged to play classical music every day.

f

Children who learn to play a musical instrument have better spatial reasoning skills than those who don't take music lessons,maybe because music and spatial reasoning are processed by similar brain systems.

g

For obvious reasons, sellers of classical music for children also encouraged the belief every chance they got.

Запитання 20

It all started in 1993, when a report in the scientific journal Nature claimed that listening to a Mozart sonata improved the performance of college students on a complex spatial reasoning task. 2___________. However, when popular science writer, Don Campbell,published a book called The Mozart Effect in 1997, it became a bestseller and the idea took off.

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a

A few journalists noticed this interesting science story but it wasn't widely reported in the media.

b

So the story became familiar to people in dozens of countries.

c

It hardly matters that such a failure calls into question the reliability of the original results with the college students.

d

In this second study, the results were even more impressive.

e

Down in Florida, state-funded day care centres for children were obliged to play classical music every day.

f

Children who learn to play a musical instrument have better spatial reasoning skills than those who don't take music lessons,maybe because music and spatial

reasoning are processed by similar brain systems.

g

For obvious reasons, sellers of classical music for children also encouraged the belief every chance they got.

Запитання 21

Over the next few years, the theory that classical music makes babies smarter was repeated countless times in newspapers, magazines, and books: 3___________. In the US, the state government of Georgia sent classical music €Ds to all parents of newborns in the state.

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a

A few journalists noticed this interesting science story but it wasn't widely reported in the media.

b

So the story became familiar to people in dozens of countries.

c

It hardly matters that such a failure calls into question the reliability of the original results with the college students.

d In this second study, the results were even more impressive.

e

Down in Florida, state-funded day care centres for children were obliged to play classical music every day.

f

Children who learn to play a musical instrument have better spatial reasoning skills than those who don't take music lessons,maybe because music and spatial

reasoning are processed by similar brain systems.

g

For obvious reasons, sellers of classical music for children also encouraged the belief every chance they got.

Запитання 22

In the US, the state government of Georgia sent classical music €Ds to all parents of newborns in the state. 4_____________. Interestingly, what all these authorities failed to notice was a basic fault in logic. How could they claim that listening to

music would lead to lifelong intelligence improvement in babies based on an effect that (in the original experiment) lasted less than fifteen minutes in adults?

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a

A few journalists noticed this interesting science story but it wasn't widely reported in the media.

b

So the story became familiar to people in dozens of countries.

c

It hardly matters that such a failure calls into question the reliability of the original results with the college students.

d

In this second study, the results were even more impressive.

e

Down in Florida, state-funded day care centres for children were

obliged to play classical music

every day.

f

Children who learn to play a musical instrument have better spatial reasoning skills than those who don't take music lessons,maybe because music and spatial

reasoning are processed by similar brain systems.

g

For obvious reasons, sellers of classical music for children also encouraged the belief every chance they got.

Запитання 23

In 1999, another group of scientists repeated the original experiment on college students and found that they could not get the same results. 5_____________. What is most significant here is that all these experiments were with college students.In the retelling, the stories about the Mozart effect had gradually replaced the college students of the original experiment with children or babies.

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a

A few journalists noticed this interesting science story but it wasn't widely reported in the media.

b

So the story became familiar to people in dozens of countries.

c

It hardly matters that such a failure calls into question the reliability of the original results with the college students.

d

In this second study, the results were even more impressive.

e

Down in Florida, state-funded day care centres for children were obliged to play classical music every day.

f

Children who learn to play a musical instrument have better spatial reasoning skills than those who don't take music lessons,maybe because music and

spatial reasoning are processed by similar brain systems.

g

For obvious reasons, sellers of classical music for children also encouraged the belief every chance they got.

Запитання 24

In actual fact, no one had tested the idea on babies, ever. Other,more reliable research suggests you can use classical music to help your child's brain development, but only if you buy them a musical instrument and pay for some lessons. 6___________. Music may indeed improve children's intelligence - but only if they become active producers of music and not just passive consumers.

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a

A few journalists noticed this interesting science story but it wasn't widely reported in the media.

b

So the story became familiar to people in dozens of countries.

c

It hardly matters that such a failure calls into question the reliability of the original results with the college students.

d

In this second study, the results were even more impressive.

e

Down in Florida, state-funded day care centres for children were obliged to play classical music every day.

f

Children who learn to play a musical instrument have better spatial reasoning skills than those who don't take music lessons,maybe because music and spatial

reasoning are processed by similar brain systems.

g

For obvious reasons, sellers of classical music for children also encouraged the belief every chance they got.

Запитання 25

2. Read the book review. Choose the correct answer.


In the foreword to Criminal, Caspar Walsh says: 'In one way or another, I've been involved with the British prison system for most of my life.' He was twelve years old when he started visiting his father,who was a thief and a drug dealer. At the age of

twenty, already addicted to drugs and alcohol himself,Caspar was arrested for drug dealing. Whilst in prison, he eventually entered a rehab programme and took stock of his life for the first time. He made the decision to break away from his past life and on leaving prison, he promised himself he'd never return.He ended up by breaking that promise, but in a way he could never have imagined: for the past twelve years he's been running creative writing workshops for prisoners, based on his own experience of using writing as a tool for self-development and renewal.

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Caspar Walsh

a spent most of his life in prison.

Caspar Walsh

b was arrested for theft.

Caspar Walsh

c had a father who was a criminal.

Caspar Walsh

d first entered a prison at the age of twenty.

Запитання 26

In the foreword to Criminal, Caspar Walsh says: 'In one way or another, I've been involved with the British prison system for most of my life.' He was twelve years old when he started visiting his father,who was a thief and a drug dealer. At the age of

twenty, already addicted to drugs and alcohol himself,Caspar was arrested for drug dealing. Whilst in prison, he eventually entered a rehab programme and took stock of his life for the first time. He made the decision to break away from his past life and on leaving prison, he promised himself he'd never return.He ended up by breaking that promise, but in a way he could never have imagined: for the past twelve years he's been running creative writing workshops for prisoners, based on his own experience of using writing as a tool for self-development and renewal.

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Caspar returned to prison

a to visit his father.

Caspar returned to prison

b because he was dealing drugs again.

Caspar returned to prison

c after his rehab programme ended.

Caspar returned to prison

d to help other prisoners

Запитання 27

The book is brutally honest, often painful, but written without bitterness or self-pity. There are'no good or bad guys. Caspar's father in particular comes across as a fascinating, complex character; and the complicated, loving yet disastrous relationship between father and son is difficult to condemn,despite its terrible consequences.

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One of the things that make the book special is that

a Walsh is not sorry for himself.

One of the things that make the book special is that

b it is written brutally and bitterly.

One of the things that make the book special is that

c Walsh describes his own father as a bad man.

One of the things that make the book special is that

d there are many fascinating characters.

Запитання 28

If you want to understand what draws teenagers into the world of drugs and crime, and how difficult it is for them to get out of it again, read Criminal.You should also read it if you're interested in children and the way they are affected by the actions of the adults around them; in fact, if you're interested in people at all, this book is for you. You won't be able to put it down!

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The reviewer thinks the book

a is for teenagers.

The reviewer thinks the book

b can interest people for several reasons.

The reviewer thinks the book

c may affect children negatively.

The reviewer thinks the book

d is only for adults.

Запитання 29

Written as a novel, Criminal tells the vivid, shocking story of Walsh's life. He recounts his Wild, confused childhood in the hands of a mother who was unable

to look after him and a father who, despite his irresponsible, criminal lifestyle, loved his son and cared about him. He tells of his unhappy adolescence, increasingly dominated by drugs and crime, and of the arrest, which gave him t e shock he

needed to make him want to turn his life around. In the final chapters he describes some of the workshops he's been running, including one'in which male prisoners wrote stories for their children. In Walsh's own words, it is a book about the decision he made to stop being the victim of his upbringing.

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The book Criminal is

a a novel.

The book Criminal is

b not very attractively written.

The book Criminal is

c a true story.

The book Criminal is

d the story of Caspar's childhood.

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