Entry test for the students to the 10th grade
1.She wasn’t able to carry all these suitcases by herself. Somebody (help) her.
a) had helped; b)must have helped; c) was to help; d) should help;
a) to hurry up; b) hurry up; c) hurried up; d) hurrying up;
a) to do; b) do; c) did; d) have done;
a) would go; b) going; c) go; d) to go;
5.Jenny kept on (talk) although her husband asked her to stop.
a) to talk; b) talking; c) talked; d) talk;
a)hadn’t been; b) wouldn’t have been; c) were not;
d) would have passed; e) would pass; f) will pass;
a) should; b) must; c) can;
a) don’t get; b) won’t get; c) didn’t get; d) arrived; e) will arrive; f) arrive;
a) didn’t buy it; b) hadn’t buy it ;c)hadn’t bought it; d) wouldn’t have bought it;
a) is being repaired; b) is been repaired; c) has being repaired;
10.Neither Dad nor Mom (speak) English.
2. Complete the text by choosing the correct option: A, B, C or D, to fill each gap.
What’s the point of family history?
Family history is (1) __ referred to as genealogy. It is one of the world’s most popular pastimes, and millions of people around the planet are investigating their origins as I write this. From (2) __ beginners to experienced genealogist, the attraction of (3) __ out more about the past through your own family is hard to resist. Once you have (4) __ out on the research road, the work can become absolutely fascinating. There are many reasons (5) __.
As you explore this route to the past, you’ll develop new skills, which you can use in many ways. You’ll also enjoy the excitement of the detective (6) __. The voyage of discovery into your family’s past often leads to a great understanding of history. It’s also a social network pastime, and will (7) __ you into contact with many new and like-minded people.