Summarizing test on "Family Relationship", Karpiuk, Variant II

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She was always looking for ways to …. her students. 

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He drives like a …. .

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 I didn’t … my classmate in that uniform.

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We meet once a month to discuss …. problems.

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Can you prove your …. ?

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John wants to finish the project by himself, without ... from any body.

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Dave always makes a ... contribution to class discussions.

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... no one was hurt in the accident. 

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Ann argued ... with her friend yesterday.

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In Britain it's an ... to sell tobacco to under-sixteens.

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Generation Gap

           The generation (1) is the constant struggle of parents to prevent their kids from doing things that their own (2) and wisdom tell them are going to harm their kids. The kids on the other hand try constantly to prove to their parents that they are equipped to take control of their lives. Neither is wrong – they are both right in their own idea. The parents blinded by their love for the kids would rather have their own experiences replace the experiences of their kids. (3), the kids are convinced that their decisions are right and are based on current situations that the parents may not necessarily be (4) of. Their most common statement is “My things are different now.” (5) gaps can be reduced to some extent by making efforts. And maybe most efforts must come from the parents – they have the wisdom.

What is right for number 1?

Choose the correct word from the list to complete the text.

Generation Gap

           The generation (1) is the constant struggle of parents to prevent their kids from doing things that their own (2) and wisdom tell them are going to harm their kids. The kids on the other hand try constantly to prove to their parents that they are equipped to take control of their lives. Neither is wrong – they are both right in their own idea. The parents blinded by their love for the kids would rather have their own experiences replace the experiences of their kids. (3), the kids are convinced that their decisions are right and are based on current situations that the parents may not necessarily be (4) of. Their most common statement is “My things are different now.” (5) gaps can be reduced to some extent by making efforts. And maybe most efforts must come from the parents – they have the wisdom.

What is right for number 2?

Choose the correct word from the list to complete the text.

Generation Gap

           The generation (1) is the constant struggle of parents to prevent their kids from doing things that their own (2) and wisdom tell them are going to harm their kids. The kids on the other hand try constantly to prove to their parents that they are equipped to take control of their lives. Neither is wrong – they are both right in their own idea. The parents blinded by their love for the kids would rather have their own experiences replace the experiences of their kids. (3), the kids are convinced that their decisions are right and are based on current situations that the parents may not necessarily be (4) of. Their most common statement is “My things are different now.” (5) gaps can be reduced to some extent by making efforts. And maybe most efforts must come from the parents – they have the wisdom.

What is right for number 3?

Choose the correct word from the list to complete the text.

Generation Gap

           The generation (1) is the constant struggle of parents to prevent their kids from doing things that their own (2) and wisdom tell them are going to harm their kids. The kids on the other hand try constantly to prove to their parents that they are equipped to take control of their lives. Neither is wrong – they are both right in their own idea. The parents blinded by their love for the kids would rather have their own experiences replace the experiences of their kids. (3), the kids are convinced that their decisions are right and are based on current situations that the parents may not necessarily be (4) of. Their most common statement is “My things are different now.” (5) gaps can be reduced to some extent by making efforts. And maybe most efforts must come from the parents – they have the wisdom.

What is right for number 4?

Choose the correct word from the list to complete the text.

Generation Gap

           The generation (1) is the constant struggle of parents to prevent their kids from doing things that their own (2) and wisdom tell them are going to harm their kids. The kids on the other hand try constantly to prove to their parents that they are equipped to take control of their lives. Neither is wrong – they are both right in their own idea. The parents blinded by their love for the kids would rather have their own experiences replace the experiences of their kids. (3), the kids are convinced that their decisions are right and are based on current situations that the parents may not necessarily be (4) of. Their most common statement is “My things are different now.” (5) gaps can be reduced to some extent by making efforts. And maybe most efforts must come from the parents – they have the wisdom.

What is right for number 5?

Put the verbs in correct conditionals

 If he ... hard, he’d have earned much money.

Put the right conjunction in the sentence.

... they are not at home, they are at work.

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If the weather had been fine yesterday, we ... for a picnic.

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If you went to Egypt on holiday, you ... it there.

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I'd have told Cindy about that if I ... her.

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If he had left London the previous day, he ... in Paris yesterday.

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Her mother would have been sad if she ... her exams.

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If I ... you, I ... to your parents.

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... at home if it rained?

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... it ... , there ... puddles on the ground.

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If they're more careful, that Monday’s accident ... .

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They cancelled all Boston today because of the blizzard. If it ... so hard, I would not have been stuck in the airport.

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The snow ... if he had had a shovel.