Multiple choice

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