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314. Give antonym: Clean
A) dirty
B) greedy
C) open
D) nasty
E) fat
315. When …the concert start last night? - It …at 8 o’clock.
A) did/ was
B) were/ did
C) was/was
D) had started/ was
E) is/ did
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316. The cat... eating... food.
A) is/it’s
B) are/ it’s
C) is/it
D) am/the
E) is/ his
317. He’s... his dog not to dirty the house.
A) training
B) passing
C) teasing
D) visiting
E) studying
318. Mr. Brown is a very.... person. He always helps the people and opens doors for ladies.
A) polite
B) unfriendly
C) nervous
D) cruel
E) tidy
320. A mathematician is a person... maths.
A) who studies
B) who study
C) which study
D) that studies
E) which studies
321. Åé øåñòíàäöàòü ëåò.
A) She is sixteen
B) She is in sixteen
C) She is sixten years
D) She has sixteen year
E) She is in her sixteen years
322. She will be playing tennis on Sunday,.... she?
A) won’t
B) won’t she be
C) will she
D) won’t be she
E) shan’t she
323. Give right sentence.
A) Put on this dress
B) Put at this dress
C) Put of this dress
D) Put out this dress
E) Put in this dress
324. What places did you visit?
A) I visited many historical places
B) I shall visit London next year
C) I am not a tourist
D) I visited Moscow last year
E) I am going to visit the Science Museum
325. The weather isn’t cold today, but it... cold yesterday.
A) was
B) wasn’t
C) were
D) did
E) is
326. ” She used to collect stamps”, means
A) Collecting stamps is her hobby
B) She doesn’t collect stamps anymore
C) She didn’t like stamps
D) She doesn’t like stamps
E) She don’t like stamps
327. How far is... from Almaty to Tashkent?
A) it
B) definition
C) ways
D) meters
E) kilometers
328. Did you buy any bread? – No, I... any bread, but I... some milk.
A) didn’t buy/ bought
B) am buying/ bought
C) bought / am buying
D) bought/ bought
E) don’t buy/ bought
329. Are you going to finish your study.... 2017?
A) In
B) On
C) -
D) For
E) At
330. She usually... her glasses, but now she is not wearing…
A) wears/ them
B) wear/ them
C) wore/ them
D) wore/ it
E) - / -
331. Before we leave what we often say?
A) bye
B) have a good day
C) it was nice to meet you
D) i was tired while I was here
E) you later
332. -Which party will you go next Friday? - I must go to Jack’s party, because he... me two weeks ago.
A) invited
B) pretended
C) punished
D) prepared
E) liked
333. Their favorite singer is Sting,.... he?
A) isn’t
B) doesn’t
C) wasn’t
D) is
E) aren’t
335. She is fond... classical music.
A) of
B) in
C) in
D) by
E) at
336.... always speaks in a loud voice.
A) he
B) we
C) you
D) they
E) I
337. You must put... your coat. It’s cold outside.
A) on
B) off
C) away
D) at
E) in
338. Don’t look... me the way like that!
A) at
B) through
C) for
D) in
E) on
339. I am waiting... my friend. He is late.
A) for
B) at
C) into
D) on
E) in
340. Do you know the way... making good tea
A) of
B) in
C) to
D) for
E) about
341. She can’t do it properly. Help... please.
A) her
B) me
C) their
D) my
E) mine
342.... comes home at 8 o’clock.
A) she
B) I
C) they
D) you
E) we
343. They did not have any meat. So they... cook a soup.
A) could not
B) can
C) can’t
D) be able to
E) will be able to
344. Translate: Lifeless
A) áåçæèçíåííûé
B) æèçíåííûé
C) æèçíü
D) æèòü
E) ìåðòâûé
345. Find a question to underlined word. Look! They are eating dinner now.
A) Who is eating dinner now
B) What are they doing now
C) What are they eating now
D) What do they eat
E) Why are they eating
346. Look! The girls … rock-n-roll.
A) are dancing
B) dance
C) is dancing
D) danced
E) are danced
347. … you prepare breakfast for me? I am hurry
A) can
B) should
C) must
D) need
E) shall
348. You … buy milk. I prefer tea without milk
A) needn’t
B) can
C) need
D) may
E) ought to
349. I know the town well so I … advise you where to go to have dinner.
A) can
B) may not
C) must
D) need
E) to be to
350. I lost my key yesterday and … open the door.
A) couldn’t
B) could
C) can
D) may not
E) have not
351. … breakfast English people usually have cornflakes or porridge with milk.
A) for
B) at
C) on
D) to
E) in
352. Pass … me the salt, please.
A) -
B) at
C) on
D) to
E) for
353.... white curtains on the window.
A) There are
B) This is
C) There is
D) –
E) Those are
354. It is … the third floor.
A) on
B) in
C) at
D) under
E) for
355. Translate: Keep the house clean
A) ñîäåðæàòü äîì â ÷èñòîòå
B) óáèðàòü äîì
C) ñîäåðæàòü äîì â ïûëè
D) ñîðèòü â äîìå
E) óáèðàòüñÿ â äîìå
356. There are some pictures... the wall.
A) on
B) in
C) from
D) at
E) under
357. What usually lies on the floor?
A) carpet
B) fork
C) chandelier
D) cupboard
E) armchair
358. It’s Thursday today, …
A) isn’t it
B) doesn’t he
C) is it
D) are they
E) wasn’t it
359. You’ve got two sisters…
A) haven’t you
B) hasn’t he
C) are they
D) isn’t it
E) wasn’t it.
360. Íàéäèòå ñëîâî íå ñîîòâåòñòâóþùåå òåìå «My flat»
A) plane
B) nursery
C) kitchen
D) bedroom
E) balcony
361. My name is Asel. I…16 years old.
A) am
B) are
C) is
D) were
E) was
362. They aren’t French,
A) are they
B) haven’t they
C) aren’t they
D) isn’t it
E) was it
363. They … an English lesson every day.
A) have
B) had
C) has
D) have had
E) had have
364. Mary studies at the University. She … a student.
A) Is
B) Are
C) Am
D) Was
E) Were
365. Âûáåðèòå ñëîâî íå ïîäõîäÿùåå ïî ñìûñëó.
A) season
B) lecture
C) tutor
D) university
E) teacher
366. Âûáåðèòå ñëîâî íå ïîäõîäÿùåå ïî ñìûñëó.
A) kitchen
B) term
C) semester
D) credit
E) debts
367. Âûáåðèòå ñëîâî íå ïîäõîäÿùåå ïî ñìûñëó.
A) patient
B) rector
C) department
D) part-time student
E) teacher
368. They … an English lesson every day last year.
A) had
B) have
C) has
D) have had
E) had have
369. She (not to ask) him about anything.
A) did not ask
B) is not asked
C) not asked
D) not asking
E) do not ask
370. He (to play) tennis twice a week last year.
A) played
B) playd
C) had play
D) is played
E) play
371. She (to learn) French and German two years ago.
A) learnt
B) is learnt
C) lernt
D) was learnt
E) were learnt
372. We (to keep) our car in the garage last winter.
A) kept
B) kepted
C) was kept
D) were kept
E) kepting;
They often (to make) mistakes at the lessons.
373. A) make
B) maked
C) had make
D) was made
E) were made
374. They (not to do) their shopping every day last year.
A) did not do
B) do not do
C) does not do
D) not did
E) not do
375. We (to go) to the university by metro yesterday.
A) went
B) gone
C) goes
D) go
E) did go
376. The concert (to begin) at 6 p.m yesterday.
A) began
B) begun
C) begined
D) begint
E) begand
377. I (to stay) at home yesterday.
A) stayed
B) stay
C) was stay
D) were stay
E) stays
378. Tom (to get) excellent marks in English yesterday.
A) got
B) getted
C) get
D) gott
E) was got
379.... always go abroad during their summer holidays.
A) they
B) he
C) she
D) us
E) her
380.... sister made some mistakes in her test.
A) My
B) He
C) Mine
D) Them
E) Yours
381. Is... absent today?
A) anybody
B) somebody
C) nobody
D) anywhere
E) some
382. If you ever have... problems, let me know.
A) any
B) some
C) no
D) every
E) something
383. Did... meet him yersterday?
A) anybody
B) somebody
C) nobody
D) everybody
E) anything
385. How... new grammar rules do you know?
A) many
B) much
C) little
D) few
E) more
386. These books are..., take... if you want.
A) mine / them
B) our / them
C) mine / it
D) her / them
E) my / it
387.... often wait for me at the entrance.
A) They
B) He
C) She
D) Our
E) Them
388. She’ll go to the South with... son and... daughter.
A) her / her
B) hers / her
C) her / hers
D) my / mine
E) mine / my
389.... of you knows his permanent address?
A) Who
B) Which
C) What
D) How
E) How many
390. I have many close friends in... native town.
A) my
B) our
C) ours
D) theirs
E) them
391. They should do it....
A) theirself
B) myself
C) themselves
D) ourself
E) theirs
392. She put on... coat and left for work.
A) her
B) she
C) hers
D) herself
E) mine
393. I’ve got no pen to write with. I’ll ask Askar to give me....
A) his
B) her
C) herself
D) mine
E) my
394. Are you an economist? -Yes,....
A) I’m
B) I do
C) I have
D) I’m not
E) he is
395. Does he visit his relatives in Russia?
A) Yes, he does
B) No, he does
C) Yes, I do
D) Yes, I am
E) No, I am not
396. Have the students done their homework? -Yes,....
A) they have
B) they have not
C) they do
D) I have
E) they are
394. He is handsome,...?
A) isn’t he
B) does he
C) is he
D) doesn’t he
E) has he
395. Bota knew it,...?
A) didn’t she
B) does she
C) doesn’t she
D) did she
E) is she
396. You can’t sing,...?
A) can you
B) can’t you
C) can she
D) may I
E) can
397. His clothes... very stylish.
A) are
B) is
C) was
D) were
E) to be
398. He … with his family now. His son … so much exited.
A) is, is
B) were, will
C) was, were
D) will be, will
E) are, will be
399. The students … in the Russian museum last night. Last month they … in the Hermitage.
A) were, were
B) were, will be
C) will be are
D) were, are
E) are, was
400. I … sorry. They … not at the office at the moment.
A) am, are
B) am, were
C) was, will be
D) were, were
E) will be, are
401. How … you? – I … not very well today.
A) are, am
B) is, am
C) will be, was
D) was, was
E) are, are
402. The shelf … brown. It … on the wall.
A) is, is
B) was, will be
C) are, is
D) were, was
E) is, are
403. Where … Asel and Serik? - They … at college.
A) are, are
B) are, is
C) will be, were
D) were, are
E) is, is
404. … you busy? – No, I … not.
A) are, am
B) am, am
C) is, is
D) was, were
E) will be, was
405. Do you have any idea where he…? – he … at work.
A) is, is
B) will be, were
C) was, were
D) are, am
E) is, was
406. Which sport, do you think, … the most dangerous?
A) is
B) was
C) were
D) am
E) are
407. His family … not in Almaty, it … in Astana.
A) is, is
B) are, was
C) is, will be
D) was, will be
E) was, were
408. An interesting film … on at the nearest cinema. It … Bumer.
A) is, is
B) is, are
C) was, will be
D) were, were
E) was, is
409. The lesson … interesting. We studied a new theme.
A) was
B) is
C) are
D) am
E) will be
410. I … writing a letter at the moment.
A) am
B) will be
C) was
D) were
E) is
411. They … playing football from 5 till 7.
A) were
B) am
C) is
D) will be
E) are
412. When did the Great Fire of London take place?
A) 1666
B) 1768
C) 1516
D) 1566
E) 1856
413. Nelson’s Column is situated in … in London.
A) Trafalgar Square
B) Downing Street
C) Fleet Street
D) Piccadilly Circus
E) Harley Street
414. The capital of England is ….
A) London
B) Chicago
C) Washington D.C
D) Cardiff
E) Manchester
415. Lake Loch Ness is situated in ….
A) Scotland
B) England
C) Wales
D) Australia
E) Ireland
416. London is on the....
A) Thames
B) Irtysh
C) Mississippi
D) Severn
E) Avon
417. Sherwood Forest is famous for the legendary ….
A) Robin Hood
B) Shrek
C) Sir Arthur
D) Mary Poppins
E) Harry Potter
418. “Ulster” is another name for ….
A) Northern Ireland
B) Republic of Ireland
C) Britain
D) Wales
E) Scotland
420. The national emblem of Scotland is the ….
A) Daffodil
B) Thistle
C) Helmet
D) Rose
E) Shamrock
421. The word “Albion”, the poetic name of Great Britain, means ….
A) white
B) yellow
C) green
D) red
E) blue
422. The British currency is ….
A) Pounds
B) Dollars
C) Franks
D) Crones
E) British dollars
443. What is the national emblem of England?
A) Rose
B) Maple leaf
C) Tulip
D) Violet
E) Narcissi
444. British people celebrate Halloween on the ….
A) 31st of October
B) 25th of December
C) 5th of November
D) 8th of March
E) 4th of July
445. A red dragon is the symbol of which country?
A) Wales
B) Scotland
C) England
D) Northern Ireland
E) Southern Ireland
446. How many parts does Great Britain consist of?
A) 4
B) 5
C) 2
D) 6
E) 3
447. … is Great Britain’s oldest University.
A) Oxford;
B) Cambridge
C) London University
D) Leicester University
E) Birmingham University
448. What is the capital of Wales?
A) Cardiff
B) Coventry
C) Edinburgh
D) Belfast
E) Birmingham
449. The ravens in the Tower of London are taken care of because ….
A) Of a legend
B) They are very rare
C) They are very old
D) The oldest name of the Tower
E) The ravens
450. The British Parliament consists of ….
A) The house of Lords and the house of Commons
B) The Senate and the house of Representatives
C) The Senate and the Mazhilis
D) The house of Lords and the house of Representatives
E) The house of Lords and the Mazhilis
451. Who is the official head of the state in Great Britain?
A) The queen or the king
B) Labour Party
C) Liberal Party
D) Parliament
E) Conservative Party
452. What is “Big Ben”?
A) Clock
B) Museum
C) Exhibition
D) University
E) Theatre
453. Which of the following can not be found in London?
A) The Statue of Liberty
B) The East End
C) Trafalgar Square
D) The City
E) The West End
454. The City is the ….
A) Business part of London
B) Largest museum in London
C) Central square of London
D) Poorest part of London
E) Industrial part of London
455. The national flower of Wales is ….
A) Thistle
B) Daffodil
C) Rose
D) Daisy
E) Lilac
456. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is ….
A) A constitutional monarchy
B) A parliamentary republic
C) A bourgeois republic
D) A federal republic
E) An absolute monarchy
457. The “Speaker’s Corner” is situated in … in London.
A) Hyde park
B) The Trafalgar Square
C) The Westminster Abbey
D) The British Museum
E) The Tower of London
458. The chairman of the House of Commons in the English Parliament is ….
A) The Speaker
B) The Lord-Chancellor
C) Prince of Wales
D) The Queen
E) The Prime-Minister
459. The chairman of the House of Lords in the English Parliament is ….
A) The Lord-Chancellor
B) The Speaker
C) Prince of Wales
D) The Queen
E) The Prime-Minister
460. The most popular English sport is ….
A) Football
B) Basketball
C) Tennis
D) Rugby
E) Swimming
461. The Capital of Northern Ireland is ….
A) Belfast
B) Londonderry
C) Cardiff
D) Dublin
E) Melbourne
462. Madam Tussaud’s is a museum of ….
A) Wax figures
B) Ancient coins
C) Western paintings
D) Sculptures
E) Tools
463. Madam Tussaud’s museum is in ….
A) France
B) America
C) Canada
D) Russia
E) England
464. What country is the nearest continental neighbour to Great Britain?
A) France
B) Ireland
C) Spain
D) Canada
E) Spain
465. … separates Great Britain from France.
A) English Channel
B) Gulf of Mexico
C) Saint George’s Channel
D) I rish Sea
E) North Atlantic Ocean
466. London is divided into ….
A) The City; the West End, the East End and Westminster
B) The City; the West End, the 5th Avenue;
C) The North End, the South End and Westminster;
D) The North End, the West End, the City and Westminster;
E) Squares, Avenues and Westminster.
467. Who wrote “Hamlet”?
A) Shakespeare
B) Mark Twain
C) Jack London
D) W. Saroyan
E) Robert Burns
468. … are the most famous educational centres of England.
A) Oxford and Cambridge
B) Sorbonne and Oxford
C) Harvard and California University
D) KBU and KIMEP
E) Cambridge and California University.
469. In practice the United Kingdom is ruled by the ….
A) Prime-Minister
B) Queen
C) King
D) President
E) Sultan
470. The longest river in England is the ….
A) Severn
B) Thames
C) Trent
D) Mississippi
E) Avon
471. The highest mountain –Ben Nevis (1343)- is in ….
A) Scotland
B) Wales
C) England
D) Colorado
E) Northern Ireland
472. The National Flag of the UK is known as the ….
A) Union Jack
B) Maple Leaf
C) Stars and Stripes
D) Red Dragon
E) Golden Eagle
473. Westminster Abbey was built by the architect …
A) Sir Christopher Wren
B) William Wilkins
C) Rembrant
D) Rubens
E) Federik August Bartholdi
474. Many famous people are buried in ….
A) Westminster Abbey
B) The Clock Tower
C) The Tower of London
D) St. Paul’s Cathedral
E) Trafalgar Square
475. What is Downing Street famous for?
A) The British Prime Minister lives there
B) There is Embassy of the RK to the UK
C) Queen Elizabeth II lives there
D) There is a monument to Admiral Nelson
E) It is famous for its Poet’s Corner
476. Where is the Statue of Liberty?
A) New York
B) California
C) Massachusetts
D) Washington D.C
E) Boston
477. The American Flag has …
A) Thirteen stripes
B) Thirty stripes
C) Fifteen stripes
D) Fifty stripes
E) Ten stripes
478. Where is the tallest skyscraper in the world?
A) New York
B) Chicago
C) San Francisco
D) Washington D.C.
E) Boston
479. When do Americans celebrate Independence Day?
A) July 4
B) February 14
C) December 25
D) November
E) October 31
480. What is the national sport in America?
A) Soccer
B) Football
C) Baseball
D) Tennis
E) Bowling
481. Who was the first president of the USA?
A) George Washington
B) Abraham Lincoln
C) Franklin D. Roosevelt
D) Christopher Columbus
E) John Trumbull
482. Which is the United States capital?
A) Washington D.C.
B) Los Angeles
C) New York City
D) San Francisco
E) Atlanta
483. In which city is “Hollywood”?
A) Los Angeles
B) San Francisco
C) Florida
D) New York
E) Atlanta
484. What is the name of the awards given to the best movie actors and actresses each year in the U.S.?
A) Oscar
B) Grammy
C) Golden Palm
D) Nika
E) Golden Globe
485. The Mississippi River is the... water way in the United States.
A) Greatest
B) Great
C) Smallest
D) Livelier
E) Highest
486. Washington, D.C. is a....
A) District
B) City
C) State
D) Town
E) Country
487. Who discovered America?
A) Christopher Columbus
B) The pilgrims
C) America Vespucci
D) George Washington
E) David Livingstone
488. How many states are there in America?
A) 50
B) 25
C) 13
D) 55
E) 70
489. What is the national symbol of America?
A) The bald eagle
B) The moon
C) The rose
D) The sun
E) The shamrock
490. The Statue of Liberty was a gift from....
A) France
B) Ireland
C) England
D) Greece
E) Turkey
491. Which beautiful waterfall is situated in the USA?
A) Niagara
B) Anchel
C) Sutherlands
D) Victoria
E) Boyoma
492. Where does the President of the USA live and work?
A) In the White House
B) In Congress
C) In the Pentagon
D) In the Supreme Court
E) In the Empire State Building
493. What is Disneyland?
A) Children’s Park of Wonder
B) Memorial
C) Name of the Square
D) Name of the town
E) Industrial town
494. The colours of American flag are...
A) Red, white, blue
B) Red, brown, green
C) Red, white, yellow
D) Red and blue
E) White and blue
495. July 4th is …
A) Independence Day
B) Friendship Day
C) Victory Day
D) Halloween
E) Father’s Day
496. Who is officially the head of the state and the government of the USA?
A) President
B) Republicans Party
C) Democratic Party
D) Congress
E) Communist Party
497. What is the tallest sight in Washington, D.C.?
A) US Capitol
B) The Statue of Liberty
C) The White House
D) Fenwick Gallery
E) The National Mall
498. Oscar is a prize given for …
A) Achievement in motion-picture production
B) Achievements in journalism and literature
C) Achievements in music
D) Achievements in science
E) Achievements in education
499. What is the White House?
A) The residence of President
B) Monument
C) Sky-scraper
D) University
E) Park
500. The anthem of the USA is ….
A) The Star-Spangled Banner
B) America
C) God Save The Queen
D) In God we trust
E) America, The Beautiful