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Приклад запитання: Complete the sentences with the correct adjective.… children behave badly because they are given everything they want.

Приклад запитання: ChocolateChocolate originated in Mexico with the Aztec Indians and was introduced to Spain by the Spanish conquistadors. Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502. The Aztecs used cocoa beans to make a bitter, foamy beverage called chocolate, which was consumed during religious celebrations.The Spaniards weren't initially fond of chocolate, but that didn't stop them from shipping the beans back home. Charles I received a shipment in 1525, and Spain held a monopoly over the cocoa trade for about a hundred years.Although cocoa arrived in Italy in the late 16th century, it didn't truly become a trend outside of Spain until 1615, when Louis XIII married Anne of Austria, the daughter of King Philip III of Spain. Chocolate was served at their wedding in Paris, and shortly afterward, it became a favorite drink among French aristocrats.Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, chocolate remained the most popular beverage in Spain. Richard Ford noted that chocolate "is to the Spanish what tea is to the English and coffee to the French." Today, Spain is a major producer of chocolate.Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502.

Приклад запитання: 1. How long did it take to build Nelson's column?

Приклад запитання: Complete the sentences with the correct adjective.… children behave badly because they are given everything they want.

Приклад запитання: ChocolateChocolate originated in Mexico with the Aztec Indians and was introduced to Spain by the Spanish conquistadors. Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502. The Aztecs used cocoa beans to make a bitter, foamy beverage called chocolate, which was consumed during religious celebrations.The Spaniards weren't initially fond of chocolate, but that didn't stop them from shipping the beans back home. Charles I received a shipment in 1525, and Spain held a monopoly over the cocoa trade for about a hundred years.Although cocoa arrived in Italy in the late 16th century, it didn't truly become a trend outside of Spain until 1615, when Louis XIII married Anne of Austria, the daughter of King Philip III of Spain. Chocolate was served at their wedding in Paris, and shortly afterward, it became a favorite drink among French aristocrats.Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, chocolate remained the most popular beverage in Spain. Richard Ford noted that chocolate "is to the Spanish what tea is to the English and coffee to the French." Today, Spain is a major producer of chocolate.Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502.

Приклад запитання: Match the word with its definition.1. Painting

Приклад запитання: Choose the correct answer. Mary ________ to my school, but now she doesn’t.

Приклад запитання: ChocolateChocolate originated in Mexico with the Aztec Indians and was introduced to Spain by the Spanish conquistadors. Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502. The Aztecs used cocoa beans to make a bitter, foamy beverage called chocolate, which was consumed during religious celebrations.The Spaniards weren't initially fond of chocolate, but that didn't stop them from shipping the beans back home. Charles I received a shipment in 1525, and Spain held a monopoly over the cocoa trade for about a hundred years.Although cocoa arrived in Italy in the late 16th century, it didn't truly become a trend outside of Spain until 1615, when Louis XIII married Anne of Austria, the daughter of King Philip III of Spain. Chocolate was served at their wedding in Paris, and shortly afterward, it became a favorite drink among French aristocrats.Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, chocolate remained the most popular beverage in Spain. Richard Ford noted that chocolate "is to the Spanish what tea is to the English and coffee to the French." Today, Spain is a major producer of chocolate.Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502.

Приклад запитання: The workers are ... to come on time.

Приклад запитання: Unit "Art and Painting"A thing made or done with a masterly skill is ____.

Приклад запитання: Complete the sentences with the correct adjective.… children behave badly because they are given everything they want.

Приклад запитання: ... is an artist who paints or draws people’s portraits.

Приклад запитання: … people always want to win.

Приклад запитання: We don't have any of those designer jeans left. We're … of stock right now but I ordered more and they should be here by next week.

Приклад запитання: This person likes to be in a company of other people.

Приклад запитання: You need to go on medication and maybe ................... for a little while.

Приклад запитання: Listen to a weather forecast and choose if the sentence True or FalseIt will start raining at lunchtime today in the east.

Приклад запитання: 1. How long did it take to build Nelson's column?

Приклад запитання: Are the sentences true or false?1. Patrick and Selina have never met each other before.

Приклад запитання: Read the the text and choose the correct answer. ChocolateChocolate originated in Mexico with the Aztec Indians and was introduced to Spain by the Spanish conquistadors. Christopher Columbus encountered cocoa beans for the first time in 1502. The Aztecs used cocoa beans to make a bitter, foamy beverage called chocolate, which was consumed during religious celebrations.The Spaniards weren't initially fond of chocolate, but that didn't stop them from shipping the beans back home. Charles I received a shipment in 1525, and Spain held a monopoly over the cocoa trade for about a hundred years.Although cocoa arrived in Italy in the late 16th century, it didn't truly become a trend outside of Spain until 1615, when Louis XIII married Anne of Austria, the daughter of King Philip III of Spain. Chocolate was served at their wedding in Paris, and shortly afterward, it became a favorite drink among French aristocrats.Throughout the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, chocolate remained the most popular beverage in Spain. Richard Ford noted that chocolate "is to the Spanish what tea is to the English and coffee to the French." Today, Spain is a major producer of chocolate.Where were cocoa beans initially used?

Приклад запитання:   Which period of English literature is the oldest one?

Приклад запитання: THE SHOEMAKER'S SHOPOne afternoon many years ago, George Cox robbed Barkley’s Bank. He stole over 50,000 pounds. But unfortunately, when he came out of the bank, the police were waiting for him. George was arrested and sentenced to twenty-five years in prison.Years passed and finally the day arrived when George was a free man again. At the door of the prison he was given back his old clothes, a small suitcase and his wallet. He walked to the railway station and caught a train back to the small town he was born and brought up. He chose it for his permanent residence.After George had got off the train, he came out of the station and looked around him. How everything had changed! There was too much traffic now. What used to be a quiet little street was now an enormous supermarket, where there used to be a park, there was an ugly car park.George couldn't believe his eyes. All these changes made him feel a bit depressed so he decided to have a cup of tea, He looked for an old corner cafe where he used to meet his friends when he was a teenager.But of course it was gone. In its place now stood McDonald's, which George had never seen before in his life. He sat down on the hard plastic seat and waited for the waitress to come and lay his order. Nobody came. Ten minutes later he realized that he had to go and ask for what he wanted. «A cup of tea, please», he said. «We don't make tea, only coffee», answered the black girl behind the counter. Everything had changed, it seemed. There was nothing here for him any more,But as he opened his wallet to pay for the cup of coffee he didn't really want, he discovered an old yellow ticket. He looked at it closely. It was a ticket for a pair of shoes which he had taken to the shoe repairer on the day before the robbery - twenty-five years ago. And of course he hadn't been able to go back for them.George left the McDonald's and walked up High Street, past what used to be the cinema but which a Leisure Center (whatever that meant) was now. Then he turned right down a narrow street, and there on the corner was a small shoemaker's shop. The same little dirty shop was still there, after all these years. George looked in the window and couldn't believe his eyes, it was the same shoemaker — much older now, of course, with a long white beard. George went into the shop. He suddenly felt very embarrassed when he showed the shoemaker the old yellow ticket.«Excuse me», he said. «You won't remember me. I've been away from this town for twenty-five years, but on the day before I left, I gave you a pair of shoes to repair and you gave me this ticket. 1 know it's ridiculous, after all these years, but I wonder if...»The shoemaker took the old yellow ticket, looked at it closely and then disappeared to the back of the shop. A few minutes later he came back.«Was it a pair of black shoes? » he asked.«Yes», said George excitedly.«A pair of black shoes, size eight and a half? »«Yes», said George.«Needed any heels? » asked the shoemaker.«Yes, that's right! You mean you've still got them? »«Oh, yes. I've still got them», said the shoemaker. «They'll be ready on Friday».І. True or False?1. The police were waiting for George Cox when he tried to break into theshop.

Приклад запитання: What is the capital of Ukraine?

Приклад запитання: Hackers …. software to break into other people’s computers.

Приклад запитання: THE SHOEMAKER'S SHOPOne afternoon many years ago, George Cox robbed Barkley’s Bank. He stole over 50,000 pounds. But unfortunately, when he came out of the bank, the police were waiting for him. George was arrested and sentenced to twenty-five years in prison.Years passed and finally the day arrived when George was a free man again. At the door of the prison he was given back his old clothes, a small suitcase and his wallet. He walked to the railway station and caught a train back to the small town he was born and brought up. He chose it for his permanent residence.After George had got off the train, he came out of the station and looked around him. How everything had changed! There was too much traffic now. What used to be a quiet little street was now an enormous supermarket, where there used to be a park, there was an ugly car park.George couldn't believe his eyes. All these changes made him feel a bit depressed so he decided to have a cup of tea, He looked for an old corner cafe where he used to meet his friends when he was a teenager.But of course it was gone. In its place now stood McDonald's, which George had never seen before in his life. He sat down on the hard plastic seat and waited for the waitress to come and lay his order. Nobody came. Ten minutes later he realized that he had to go and ask for what he wanted. «A cup of tea, please», he said. «We don't make tea, only coffee», answered the black girl behind the counter. Everything had changed, it seemed. There was nothing here for him any more,But as he opened his wallet to pay for the cup of coffee he didn't really want, he discovered an old yellow ticket. He looked at it closely. It was a ticket for a pair of shoes which he had taken to the shoe repairer on the day before the robbery - twenty-five years ago. And of course he hadn't been able to go back for them.George left the McDonald's and walked up High Street, past what used to be the cinema but which a Leisure Center (whatever that meant) was now. Then he turned right down a narrow street, and there on the corner was a small shoemaker's shop. The same little dirty shop was still there, after all these years. George looked in the window and couldn't believe his eyes, it was the same shoemaker — much older now, of course, with a long white beard. George went into the shop. He suddenly felt very embarrassed when he showed the shoemaker the old yellow ticket.«Excuse me», he said. «You won't remember me. I've been away from this town for twenty-five years, but on the day before I left, I gave you a pair of shoes to repair and you gave me this ticket. 1 know it's ridiculous, after all these years, but I wonder if...»The shoemaker took the old yellow ticket, looked at it closely and then disappeared to the back of the shop. A few minutes later he came back.«Was it a pair of black shoes? » he asked.«Yes», said George excitedly.«A pair of black shoes, size eight and a half? »«Yes», said George.«Needed any heels? » asked the shoemaker.«Yes, that's right! You mean you've still got them? »«Oh, yes. I've still got them», said the shoemaker. «They'll be ready on Friday».І. True or False?1. The police were waiting for George Cox when he tried to break into theshop.

Приклад запитання: It's an important social event or ceremony.

Приклад запитання: The text you have already listened to is ______________.

Приклад запитання: American Flag’s History.  The United States flag is far more than the red, white and blue cloth of which it is made. As a living symbol of America it stands for the past, present and future of this country. It symbolizes American people, American land and American way of life. The flag represents the men and women who built America. It reminds us of the native Americans who inhabited the continent for thousands of years, of Pilgrims finding a place to worship their God, of pioneers building homes in a new land, of Washington leading a young nation, of Lincoln holding that nation together, of Martin Luther King Junior’s dream of justice and equality for all, and of the men and women of all races and beliefs who fought and died for this country. The flag of the United States of America has 13 stripes - 7 red and 6 white-and 50 white stars on a blue field. The stripes remind us of the 13 original colonies gained and united by Americans. The stars represent the 50 American states. The flag of today evolved out of many earlier flags raised in days gone by. For several centuries after European explorers first sailed to North America, the flags of Spain, Holland, France, England and Sweden flew over different parts of the continent. An English flag known as the Red Ensign waved over American colonies from 1707 until the beginning of the Revolutionary War. It was the merchant flag of England.        Today Americans celebrate June 14 as Flag Day. The 50-th star – for Hawaii – was added on July 4, 1960. 

Приклад запитання: THE NEW PONY Let's visit Apple Tree Farm. There are Mrs Boot and Mr Boot, the farmers. They have got two children called Tom and Sam and a dog called Poppy. Once Mr Boot, Tom and Sam went for a walk. Suddenly they saw a new pony. 'She belongs to Mr Stone, who has just bought Old Gate Farm,' said Dad. The pony looked sad. Her coat was rough and dirty. She looked hungry. 'She is not very friendly,' said Tom. 'Mr Stone says she is bad-tempered,' said Mr Boot. Sam decided to feed the pony. Every day he brought her apples and carrots. But she always stayed on the other side of the gates. One day Sam went to visit the pony with Tom. But they couldn't see the pony anywhere. 'Where is she?' asked Sam. Tom and Sam opened the gate. Poppy ran into the field. Tom and Sam were a bit scared. 'We must find the pony,' said Sam. "There she is,' said Tom. The pony caught her head collar in the fence. She was eating the grass on the other side when the children saw her. Tom and Sam ran home to Mr Boot. 'Please, come and help us, Dad,' said Tom. 'She will hurt herself.' Mr Boot came up to the pony and helped her. 'She is not hurt,' said Dad. 'It's all right, she just wants to be friends,' said Tom. Suddenly they saw an angry man. 'Leave my pony alone,' said Mr Stone. 'And get out of my field.' He waved his stick. 'Oh, you mustn't hit the pony,' he cried. 'Come on, Tom,' said Mr Boot. 'Let's go home.' Next day there was a nice surprise for Tom and Sam. The pony appeared at Apple Tree Farm. 'We've bought her for you,' said Mrs Boot. Their children were very glad to have a new friend.  True or false    Mrs Boot and Mr Boot were the doctors.

Приклад запитання:        The police were waiting for George Cox when he entered the bank.