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851.The heart consists of 2 ____. - ventricles - intestines - atria - breastbones - chambers 852. The vascular system consists of ____. - vertebrae - arteries - capillaries - veins - ligaments 853. Nouns are: - to increase - atrium - membrane - pleura - to include 854. Verbs are: - to reduce - pleura - to increase - to include - pulmonary 855. Adjectives are: - acute - pulmonary - atrium - mild - pleura 856. Each lung has ____. - seven vertebrae - apex - two borders - base - two intestines 857. The structure of the lung consists of ____. - external serous coat - subserous elastic tissue - visceral layer of the pleura - hypothalamus - orbits 858. Nouns are: - volume - capacity - to cover - surface - anterior 859. Verbs are: - to indicate - to locate - lateral - to cover - anterior 860. Adjectives are: - posterior - lateral - to locate - capacity - anterior 861. The oral cavity includes ____. - gallbladder - tongue - soft palate - large intestine - teeth 862. The abdominal cavity includes ____. - small intestine - large intestine - tongue - gallbladder - soft palate 863. The large intestine is divided into ____. - jejunum - caecum - colon - rectum - ileum 864. The small intestine is divided into ____. - ileum - caecum - duodenum - jejunum - colon 865. Regular verbs are: - to increase - to perform - to operate - to make - to take 866. Irregular verbs are: - to undergo - to take - to increase - to perform - to make 867. Modal verbs are: - should - can - to take - to undergo - may 868. Nouns are: - venous - pressure - oxygen - alveolar - blood 869. Verbs are: - to transfer - to operate - to enable - atmospheric - productive 870. Adjectives are: - oxygen - productive - atmospheric - profuse - gas 871. D. Ivanovsky ___. - investigated the tobacco mosaic disease - Russian scientist - German bacteriologist - discovered tuberculosis bacilli - the founder of Virology 872. R. Koch ____. - Russian scientist - published his book on cholera - discovered tuberculosis bacilli - investigated the tobacco mosaic disease - German bacteriologist 873. Diseases of lungs are ____. - bronchitis - tuberculosis - lobular pneumonia - ulcer - angina pectoris 874. Diseases of the heart are ____. - hepatitis - rheumatic endocarditis - atherosclerosis - angina pectoris - gastritis 875. Diseases of the alimentary tract are ____. - ulcer - gastritis - hepatitis - angina pectoris - rheumatic endocarditis 876. Cancer of the stomach develops because of ____. - cholera - ulcer of the stomach - benign tumors - stomach polyps - atherosclerosis 877. Gastric carcinoma ____. - is a frequent form of cancer causing about 35-40% of all deaths from malignant tumours - is more common in men than in women - has a more malignant course in young people than in old age - is characterized by rapid respiration - can be treated with aspirin 878. Symptoms of bronchitis are ____. - breathing with difficulties - epigastric pains - pain in the throat - vomiting - painful dry cough 879. Symptoms of gastric carcinoma are ____. - pain in the throat - vomiting - epigastric pains - disturbance in gastric digestion - painful dry cough 880. Symptoms of angina pectoris are ____. - pain in the chest radiated to the left shoulder and down the arm - slight leukocytosis - insignificantly risen temperature - painful dry cough - pain in the throat 881. Causes of gastric carcinoma are ____. - alcohol - too hot food - loud speaking - smoking - dry cough 882. Causes of atherosclerosis are ____. - unhealthy diet - high blood pressure - loud speaking - dry cough - physical inactivity 883. Tuberculosis may affect ____. - lymphatic glands - ears - kidneys - lungs - appendix 884. Attacks of pain in patients with angina pectoris occur ____. - at night during sleep - on physical exertion - after taking a meal - after taking pills - after mental overstrain 885. The heart can be ____. - percussed - palpated - auscultated - swept - let 886. Angina pectoris is characterized by ____. - insignificantly risen temperature - dry or productive cough - pain in the chest radiated to the left shoulder and down the arm - sputum discharge - slight leukocytosis 887. Pulmonary tuberculosis is characterized by ____. - dry or productive cough - sputum discharge - loss of appetite and weight - pain in the chest radiated to the left shoulder and down the arm - insignificantly risen temperature 888. Cardiovascular diseases are ____. - angina pectoris - tuberculosis - atherosclerosis - myocardial infarction - lobular pneumonia 889. Respiratory diseases are ____. - tuberculosis - bronchitis - atherosclerosis - angina pectoris - lobular pneumonia 890. The diet of the patients with atherosclerosis must contain ____. - sufficient amount of proteins - vitamins - limited doses of carbohydrates - limited doses of proteins - very fatty food 891. Treatment of atherosclerosis includes ____. - bromide - lipotropic substances - a cough mixture - tetracycline - valerian 892. Mucopurulent sputum contains ____. - tuberculous organisms - erythrocytes - poison - water - pus corpuscles 893. Substances used in treating diseases or relieving pain are ____. - pill - medicine - carbon dioxide - hemoglobin - drug 894. Contagious diseases are ____. - cholera - encephalitis - atherosclerosis - angina pectoris - diphtheria 895. Non-contagious diseases are ____. - atherosclerosis - angina pectoris - diphtheria - encephalitis - myocardial infarction 896. The lower extremity consists of ____. - wrist - thigh - foot - leg - forearm 897. The upper extremity consists of ____. - thigh - forearm - hand - foot - arm 898. The bones of the skeleton are connected together by ____. - joints - breastbones - cartilages - ligaments - poisonous substances 899. Nouns are: - pelvis - formation - facial - spinal - connection 900. Adjectives are: - sacral - anatomical - pelvis - formation - pelvic 901. The parts of the trunk are ____. - orbits - chest - pelvis - hearing - spinal column 902. The parts of the extremity are ____. - pelvis - hand - forearm - arm - spinal column 903. Nouns are: - sacral - brain - trunk - eyeball - cranial 904. Adjectives are: - sacral - visceral - cavity - cranial - breastbone 905. Verbs are: - to consist - to contract - to compose - visceral - cavity 906. Nouns are: - pressure - contraction - to contract - action - contractive 907. Verbs are: - actively - to contract - to act - to palpate - clinically 908. Adjectives are: - contractive - clinical - clinically - active - actively 909. Adverbs are: - contractive - clinically - actively - dangerously - active 910. Nouns are: - daily - dilatation - structure - construction - costal 911. Adjectives are: - fibrous - thoracic - artificial - widely - daily 912. Adverbs are: - daily - aggressively - connective - widely - costal 913. Organs of abdominal cavity are ____. - intestines - stomach - lungs - heart - liver 914. Organs of thoracic cavity are ____. - heart - bronchi - intestines - stomach - lungs 915. Parts of the vascular system are ____. - vein - ileum - vessel - artery - anus 916. Parts of the vascular system are ____. - capillary - intestine - vessel - pharynx - aorta 917. Parts of the alimentary tract are ____. - anus - ileum - jejunum - aorta - vessel 918. Parts of the alimentary tract are ____. - artery - caecum - ileum - vessel - intestine 919. Words with suffixes are: - exchange - various - regulation - changeable - disconnect 920. Words with prefixes are: - exchange - disconnect - production - regulation - uncovered 921. We use Present Simple Active in sentences: - He is a cardiosurgeon. - She performs operations every day. - I filled in the patient’s card yesterday. - She has already performed the operation. - Professor Serikov delivers lectures every Monday. 922. We use Past Simple Active in sentences: - I filled in the patient’s card yesterday. - She performed an operation 5 minutes ago. - She has already performed the operation. - Professor Serikov delivers lectures every Monday. - The physician prescribed him these remedies yesterday. 923. We use Present Perfect Active in sentences: - Professor Serikov has just delivered a lecture. - Professor Serikov delivers lectures every Monday. - The physician has already filled in the patient’s card. - She has already performed the operation. - She performs operations every day. 924. We use Present Continuous Active in sentences: - She is carrying out the experiment now. - He was preparing for his exam at 5 o’clock yesterday. - She is performing the operation at this moment. - Professor Serikov is delivering a lecture now. - Professor Serikov delivers lectures every Monday. 925. Negative sentences in Present Simple Active Voice are: - I am not a doctor. - He doesn’t perform operations every day. - I shan’t become a gynecologist. - He didn’t dissect a corpse yesterday. - I don’t often perform operations. 926. Negative sentences in Past Simple Active Voice are: - He didn’t dissect a corpse yesterday. - I didn’t fill in the patient’s card yesterday. - He didn’t prescribe these remedies yesterday. - I am not a doctor. - I shan’t become a gynecologist. 927. Negative sentences in Future Simple Active Voice are: - He didn’t prescribe these remedies yesterday. - I shan’t become a gynecologist. - I shall not go to university next week. - I shall fill in the patient’s card tomorrow. - She won’t perform this operation tomorrow. 928. Negative sentences in Present Continuous Active Voice are: - He isn’t carrying out the experiment at this moment. - You aren’t performing the operation now. - I am not prescribing medicine. - He has already delivered the lecture. - They weren’t doing their homework at 4 o’clock yesterday. 929. Negative sentences in Past Continuous Active Voice are: - He wasn’t carrying out the experiment at that moment. - You aren’t performing the operation now. - He wasn’t dissecting a corpse at 6 o’clock yesterday. - They weren’t doing their homework at 4 o’clock yesterday. - He has already delivered the lecture. 930. Negative sentences in Future Continuous Active Voice are: - He will not be carrying out the experiment at that moment. - You aren’t performing the operation now. - He won’t be preparing for exam at 5 o’clock tomorrow. - We shan’t be performing the operation at 3 o’clock tomorrow. - He has already delivered the lecture. 931. Negative sentences in Present Perfect Active Voice are: - We haven’t discussed this theme. - He won’t have published this book by next month. - I haven’t seen him yet. - He is performing the operation now. - He hasn’t performed the operation yet. 932. Negative sentences in Past Perfect Active Voice are: - He hadn’t dissected a corpse by 5 o’clock. - He hadn’t taken the remedies by that time. - I haven’t seen him yet. - He hasn’t performed the operation yet. - I hadn’t done the task before he came home. 933. Negative sentences in Future Perfect Active Voice are: - He won’t have finished his experiment by the time they return. - He hadn’t taken the remedies by that time. - I shall not have read the book on Anatomy by Monday. - He hadn’t dissected a corpse by 5 o’clock. - He won’t have finished his experiment by the end of the year. 934. Signal words of the Present Indefinite Tense are: - usually - sometimes - yesterday - tomorrow - often 935. Signal words of the Past Indefinite Tense are: - tomorrow - in two days - yesterday - two months ago - last summer 936. Signal words of the Future Indefinite Tense are: - in two days - tomorrow - next year - usually - sometimes 937. Signal words of the Present Continuous Tense are: - just - now - at present moment - at the moment - already 938. Signal words of the Present Perfect Tense are: - just - already - yet - last year - yesterday 939. Signal words of the Future Perfect Tense are: - by tomorrow - by 5 o’clock - just - already - by Sunday 940. Signal words of the Past Continuous Tense are: - all day long - the whole day yesterday - at 5 o’clock yesterday - for three hours - since morning 941. Signal words of the Present Perfect Continuous Tense are: - the whole day yesterday - since morning - How long…? - at 5 o’clock yesterday - for three hours 942. Participles I are: - bringing - going - open - live - closing 943. Participles I are: - presenting - moving - saving - moved - look 944. Participles I are: - got - taking - discharging - swim - examining 945. Participles II are: - looked - gone - move - examine - taken 946. Participles II are: - moved - examine - checked - administer - closed 947. The modal verbs are: - must - may - tell - can - look 948. The verbs in the Present Perfect Tense are: - has examined - have looked - had chance - stayed - have restored 949. The verbs in the Present Simple Tense are: - establishes - determines - begun - had - call 950. The verbs in the Past Simple Tense are: - had read - released - investigated - will write - built 951. Interrogative sentences in Present Simple Active are: - How often do you perform operations? - Does he want to become a gynecologist? - Will he perform operations tomorrow? - Did he prescribe these remedies two day ago? - Are you a doctor? 952. Interrogative sentences in Past Simple Active are: - Did you dissect a corpse two hours ago? - Did he prescribe these remedies two day ago? - Did he fill in the patient’s card yesterday? - Does he want to become a gynecologist? - Will he perform operations tomorrow? 953. Interrogative sentences in Future Simple Active are: - Does he want to become a gynecologist? - Will he perform operations tomorrow? - Will they carry out experiments next year? - Will you fill in the patient’s card tomorrow? - Did you dissect a corpse two hours ago? 954. Interrogative sentences in Present Continuous Active are: - Are you performing the operation now? - Is he carrying out the experiment at this moment? - Are you a doctor? - How often do you perform operations? - Are they doing their homework now? 955. Interrogative sentences in Past Continuous Active are: - Was he dissecting a corpse at 6 o’clock yesterday? - Were they doing their homework at 4 o’clock yesterday? - What were you doing at this time yesterday? - Are you a doctor? - How often do you perform operations? 956. Interrogative sentences in Future Continuous Active are: - Shall we be performing the operation at 3 o’clock tomorrow? - Are you a doctor? - What will you be doing at this time tomorrow? - How often do you perform operations? - Will he be preparing for exam at 5 o’clock tomorrow? 957. Interrogative sentences in Present Perfect Active are: - Has he already delivered the lectures? - Have they already seen him? - Has he already performed the operation? - Had he already determined the exact amount of salt, when the physician came? - Had he already taken the remedies, when the nurse came? 958. Interrogative sentences in Past Perfect Active are: - Have they already seen him? - Had he already determined the exact amount of salt, when the physician came? - Had he dissected a corpse, when the nurse came? - Had he already taken the remedies, when the nurse came? - Has he already performed the operation? 959. Interrogative sentences in Future Perfect Active are: - Will he have finished his experiment by the end of the year? - Will she have operated the patient by 5 o’clock? - Will he have published this book by next month? - Have they already seen him? - Has he already performed the operation? 960. The treatment has been prolonged as the patient is still ____ a general weakness. - recovering - suffering from - complaining of - discussing - feeling 961. Nouns are: - division - inhibition - development - specific - to dilate 961. Verbs are: - to dilate - to analyze - development - specific - to contract 962. Adjectives are: - respiratory - specific - infectious - to contract - development 963. Rales can be ____. - numerous - moist - facial - cranial - dry 964. To make ____. - the pain less - intravenous injections - an initial diagnosis - the patient’s temperature - an electrocardiogram 965. To take ____. - an initial diagnosis - the patient’s temperature - the smear for culture - intravenous injections - an electrocardiogram 966. Sentences in the Passive Voice are: - I am being examined. - Intravenous injections were being given to the nurse as she herself was ill at that time. - I am examining. - The nurse was giving intravenous injections when we came in. - Now neurologist Smith is being administered a new treatment. 967. Sentences in the Active Voice are: - Intravenous injections were being given to the nurse as she herself was ill at that time. - I am examining. - Now neurologist Smith is administering a new treatment. - Now neurologist Smith is being administered a new treatment. - The nurse was giving intravenous injections when we came in. 968. Characteristic symptoms of tuberculosis are ____. - cough with mucopurulent sputum - subfebrile temperature - loss of body weight, loss of appetite - coated tongue - diarrhea 969. Synonyms for “a symptom” are: - manifestation - clinical manifestations - treatment - remedy - sign 970. In the presence of anemia the red blood cell count is ____. - reduced - decreased - increased - supported - diminished 971. Diseases are: - carcinoma - gastric ulcer - severe nausea - dryness in the mouth - chronic gastritis 972. Symptoms are: - severe nausea - dryness in the mouth - intermittent fever - prophylactic vaccination - intramuscular injections 973. Procedures are: - prophylactic vaccination - chemotherapy - intramuscular injections - dryness in the mouth - carcinoma 974. Forms of cholecystitis are ____. - costal - connective - purulent - catarrhal - gangrenous 975. Diseases are: - nausea - fatique - angina pectoris - carcinoma - ulcer 976. Symptoms are: - nausea - carcinoma - fatique - vomiting - ulcer 977. Symptoms are: - dyspnea - ulcerative colitis - cancer - profuse perspiration - epigastric pain 978. Verbs are: - to restore - to complete - to diminish - gradually - attentively 979. Adverbs are: - badly - costal - gradually - attentively - improvement 980. Adjectives are: - costal - membranous - treatment - improvement - facial 981. Nouns are: - cholecystitis - treatment - improvement - costal - facial 982. Irregular verbs are: - to buy - to have - to teach - to play - to study 983. Regular verbs are: - to have - to study - to play - to perform - to become 984. Irregular verbs are: - to read - to listen - to lose - to carry - to be 985. Regular verbs are: - to examine - to write - to listen - to carry - to know 986. Irregular verbs are: - to buy - to invite - to hear - to feel - to examine 987. Regular verbs are: - to examine - to prescribe - to leave - to sleep - to invite 988. Positive forms of adjectives are: - good - beautiful - bigger - more important - clever 989. Comparative forms of adjectives are: - more important - more interesting - clever - the best - bigger 990. Superlative forms of adjectives are: - the largest - the best - more important - more interesting - the cleanest 991. Positive forms of adjectives are: - more painful - acute - mild - dirty - the cleanest 992. Comparative forms of adjectives are: - cleverer - the dirtiest - the mildest - dirtier - more painful 993. Superlative forms of adjectives are: - the cleanest - the mildest - the dirtiest - severe - more dangerous 994. Nouns in plural form are: - cars - patient - oxen - mice - nurse 995. Nouns in singular form are: - nurse - geese - patient - pill - physicians 996. Nouns that form plural with –es are: - ox - mouse - box - dish - match 997. Nouns that form plural with –s are: - physician - foot - glass - leg - lamp 998. Nouns that form plural with –ies are: - city - lady - baby - boy - day 999. Nouns that form plural with –ies are: - baby - toy - sheep - remedy - dictionary 1000. Irregular plural forms of nouns are: - feet - cars - men - mice - toys
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