Test "It's your life"

IT'S YOUR LIFE

Variant 1

1. Fill in the gaps. Use the words below (3 points).

(sociable, reliable, ambitious,)

1.     My friend is very _______ and always helps me when I need it. 
2.     She is quite _______ and loves meeting new people.
3.     He is very _______ about his goals and works hard to achieve them. 

2. Choose the correct word (3 points).

1.     He is too (lazy/hardworking) to complete his assignments on time. 
2.     I don’t like (gossip/complaining) about others.
3.     It’s (amusing/pessimistic) to watch him try to dance. 

3. Rewrite sentences using the structure "as + adjective/adverb + as". (3 points)

1.     My brother is kind. My sister is kinds too. 
2.     This movie is amusing. Last movie was amusing too. 
3.     She is helpful. Her friend is helpful too. 

4. Choose the correct word. (3 points)

1.     I often (come across / get on well) new ideas when I read books.
2.     My sister and I (catch up with / get on well) very well; we enjoy spending time together.
3.     It’s important to (have something in common / catch up with) with friends and share what’s new in your lives.

IT'S YOUR LIFE

Variant 2

1. Fill in the gaps. Use the words below (3 points).

(creative, ambitious, patient)

1.     He is quite _______ and never gives up on his goals. 
2.     My teacher is very _______ when explaining complex topics. 
3.     She is very _______ and always comes up with new ideas. 

2. Choose the correct word (3 points).

1.     They are (optimistic/lazy) about the future. 
2.     My friend is very (generous/selfish) and often shares his things. 
3.     It’s (important/boring) to listen to others’ opinions. 

3. Rewrite sentences using the structure "as + adjective/adverb + as". (3 points)

1.     My sister is intelligent. I am intelligent too. 
2.     This test is difficult. Last test wasn’t difficult. 
3.     He speaks quickly. His brother speaks quickly too. 

4. Choose the correct word. (3 points)

1.     When I travel, I (come across / catch up with) a fascinating local tradition and places.
2.     He (pretends / gets on well) like he knows everything about the topic, but he doesn’t.
3.     After many years, it was nice to finally (catch up with / come across) with my friend and talk about our school days.