Some millionaires have lots of money and what to do with it
Some millionaires have lots of money and what to do with it
Task 2. Match each of the words or phrases on the left to an appropriate definition
| 1 challenge g | a) to discuss prices, conditions, etc. with sb in order to reach an agreement that suits each person |
| 2 competitive i | b) 1) to gradually grow or become bigger, stronger, etc. 2) to make sth bigger, better, more advanced, etc. |
| 3 employee h | c) the money that you make when you sell sth for more than it cost you |
| 4 interest j | d) the amount that a company sells of its products or services compared with other companies selling the same things |
| 5 salesf | e) 1) a plan that you use in order to achieve sth 2) the process of planning sth or carrying out a plan in a skilful way |
| 6 bargain a | f) the number of items sold |
| 7 develop b | g) something new and difficult that forces you to make a lot of effort |
| 8 strategy e | h) a person who is paid to work for sb else |
| 9 profit c | i) able to be as successful as or more successful than others |
| 10 market share d | j) the money that you pay for borrowing money from a bank, etc. or the money that you earn when you keep money in a bank |
Task 3. Fill in the blanks using the word combinations given below, translate the letter.
Letter 1.
( b ) 19 November ( d ) our name as a reference in your transaction with Electrical Supplies Ltd.
( f ) we have done business together you have been ( a ). If your suppliers decide to approach us for a reference ( c ) to support your request for credit facilities.
a) a very reliable customer
b) thank you for your letter of
c) we shall be very happy
d) requesting permission to use
e) yours sincerely
f) during the time
Letter 2.
Mrs Phyllis Naish, your Personnel Officer, has told me that you have a vacancy for a Marketing Assistant. I should like ( c ).
As you will see ( f ) I have several A levels as well as secretarial qualifications gained during an intensive one-year course at Walthamstow College of Commerce.
I have been Shorthand Typist in the Marketing Department of Enterprise Cables Ltd for 2 years and have been very happy there, ( b ). However the office is quite small and I now wish to widen my experience and hopefully ( e ).
My former headmistress has written ( a ) and has kindly agreed to give further details should they be needed. If you are interested in my application my present employer has agreed ( d ).
I am able to attend an interview at any time and hope to hear from you soon.
a) the enclosed testimonial
b) gaining a lot of valuable experience
c) to be considered for this post
d) to provide further information
e) improve my prospects
f) from my enclosed curriculum vitae
Task 4. Choose the correct variant.
a) had been finished
c) will be finished
c) had been searched
b) were searched
10. There is going to be a big art exhibition. It. a lot of visitors.
Контрольная работа по английскому языку, 11 класс, 1 полугодие
Контрольная работа по английскому языку за 1 полугодие
1. Read the text and do the exercise given below.
Living a Long Life
It is often said that Japanese people, on average, live much longer than Europeans. To a large extend this must be due to the food most Japanese people eat since from the point of view of the life-style, life in modern Japan is no less stressful than ours in the west. The Japanese live on a diet largely made up of fish and rice. At lunch-time a typical Japanese family will consume at least twice as many vegetables as we do in Europe. In comparison with Europeans, the Japanese eat far less meat and fewer potatoes; at the same time, they eat seven times more fresh fish than we do which make their diet much healthier by far. It would be fair to say that, in general, the Japanese consume far less sugar than Europeans, though the modern Japanese — frequent visitors to Europe on business or for pleasure — are discovering the pleasures and dangers of western-style eating habits.
Mark the statements which are True.
3.The Japanese eat much more vegetables than Europeans. □
4.When in Europe on business, the Japanese try to eat only their national food. □
5.They consume more sugar than we do. □
a) was c) had been
b) have been d) would be
a) went c) had seen
b) has gone d) was going
a) arrive c) have you arrived
b) arrived d) will you arrive
a) don’t know c) won’t know
b) didn’t d) knows
a) stops c) would stop
b) shall stop d) stop
a) builds c) is being built
b) is built d) has been built
1) b; 2) a; 3) d; 4) b; 5) a; 6) a;7) a; 8)c;
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1.4 Примерная тематика рефератов
1. «Employee relations»
2. «International Business»
3. «Festivals in Britain»
4. «Managing Conflict»
Критериями оценки реферата являются: новизна текста, обоснованность выбора источников литературы, степень раскрытия сущности вопроса, соблюдения требований к оформлению.
Оценка «отлично» ставится, если выполнены все требования к написанию реферата: обозначена проблема и обоснована её актуальность; сделан анализ различных точек зрения на рассматриваемую проблему и логично изложена собственная позиция; сформулированы выводы, тема раскрыта полностью, выдержан объём; соблюдены требования к внешнему оформлению.
Оценка «хорошо» – основные требования к реферату выполнены, но при этом допущены недочёты. В частности, имеются неточности в изложении материала; отсутствует логическая последовательность в суждениях; не выдержан объём реферата; имеются упущения в оформлении.
Оценка «удовлетворительно» – имеются существенные отступления от требований к реферированию. В частности: тема освещена лишь частично; допущены фактические ошибки в содержании реферата; отсутствуют выводы.
Оценка «неудовлетворительно» – тема реферата не раскрыта, обнаруживается существенное непонимание проблемы или реферат не представлен вовсе.
1.5 Тестовые задания по дисциплине (примеры)
Тест контроля уровня исходных знаний.
1. Прочитайте текст и ответьте на вопрос:
Why must the writer find his ticket?
An Absent-minded Writer
A well-known writer was once traveling by train. When the ticket-collector came for the tickets, the writer could not find his ticket. The ticket-collector who had recognized the writer told him not to be nervous about the ticket, saying that he would come for it at the next station. But at the next station there was the same difficulty, and the writer could not find his ticket anywhere. «Never mind» said the ticket-collector. «Don’t trouble yourself. I believe that you have got a ticket». «I must find it,» answered the writer, «I need to know where I am going».
2. Вставьте вместо точек глагол «tobe» в нужной форме.
1.No news. good news.
2.Where. my glasses?
3.What. the information?
4.His trousers. old.
5.There. no money in my pocket.
6.What. her progress in English?
10. Where. your clothes?
3. Вставьте вместо точек глагол «to have» в нужной форме.
1.He. got a calculator.
2.They. got a bicycle.
3.She. got a lot of friends.
4. Поставьте предложения в вопросительную и отрицательную формы.
1.My parents are nice people.
2.The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of New York City.
3.Mike has a friendly family.
4.We have a tiny house.
5.Вставьте вместо точек артикли «a (an)» или «the».
5.This is. my uncles house.
6.We’ll meet on. Monday?
7.Is there life on. Moon?
6. Выберите и поставьте вместо точек подходящий по смыслу модальный глагол.
1.I. believe it. (can’t, couldn’t, won’t be able to)
2. I am afraid I. come on Saturday evening. (can’t, couldn’t, won’t be able to)
3.My brother. read when he was five. (can’t, couldn’t, won’t be able to)
4.You. smoke here. (mustn’t, shouldn’t, can’t)
5.We. to work on Saturday. (have to, must, can)
6.The train. to arrive at 5 p. m. (can, must, is to, are to)
7.You. work hard to get good results. (can, may, must)
7. Раскройте скобки, употребив нужную степень сравнения прилагательных.
1.Russia is (large) country in the world.
2.February is (short) than January.
3.Exercise 5 is (difficult) than Exercise 6.
4.Nick’s birthday is (happy) holiday for him.
5.Today Mary feels herself (good) than yesterday.
6.July is (hot) month of summer.
8. Вставьте подходящие по смыслу слова.
9. Ответьте на вопросы.
1.You are a student, aren’t you?
2. Are you 17 or 18 years old?
3. Where do you live?
4. What are your parents?
5. When did you finish school?
6. When did you begin to learn English?
7. How long have you been learning English?
8. What did you do at the English lessons in school?
9. Are you good at English grammar?
10. What university have entered?
11. When will you graduate from it?
a) was c) had been
b) have been d) would be
2. I feel really tired. We. to the party last night and have just returned home.
a) went c) had seen
b) has gone d) was going
3. At the beginning of the film I realized that I. it before.
a) see c) had seen
b) saw d) have seen
4. When the bus stopped in the small square, Helen. her magazine and didn’t realized at first that she had arrived at her destination.
a) read c) was reading
b) reads d) had read
5. My sister’s son. in tomorrow’s race, because he is too young. They do not allow riders under sixteen.
a) won’t ride c) wouldn’t ride
b) shan’t ride d) doesn’t ride
6. A beautiful bridge. in our city. It will be finished next year.
a) builds c) is being built
b) is built d) has been built
a) stops c) would stop
b) shall stop d) stop
8. Television has many advantages. It keeps us informed about the latest news, and also. entertainment at home.
a) provide c) is provided
b) provides d) provided
9. On the other hand television. for the violent behavior of some young people, and for encouraging children to sit indoors, instead of doing sports.
a) blames c) is blamed
b) blamed d) would blame
10. Some millionaires have lots of money and. what to do with it.
a) don’t know c) won’t know
b) didn’t d) knows
11. How. at college? You didn’t say much about it in your last letter.
a) do you get on c) will you get on
b) are you get on d) are you getting on
a) arrive c) have you arrived
b) arrived d) will you arrive
13. Every time that I miss the bus, it means that I. walk to work.
a) has to c) had to
b) have to d) could
14. Every time when I missed the bus, I. to return home late.
15. That was great! It was. meal you have ever cooked.
b) better d) the best
16. This exhibition is. interesting than the previous one.
a) little c) least
b) less d) the least
17. We saw. good film last night. The film was about the love of a girl to her cat and dog.
18. Everybody agrees that. happiness is very important in the life of people.
19. In the past people lived in. harmony with the environment.
20. When they arrived. the station, they rushed to the platform not to miss the train.
1. When you. older, you’ll change your mind about this.
a) will grow c) have grown
a) vanish c) will have vanished
b) will vanish d) vanished
3. As soon as the taxi arrives, I. you know.
a) let c) had let
b) have let d) will let
4. My friend has been writing to me for years already, but he never. a photo.
a) sends c) will send
b) has sent d) sent
a) is leaving c) leaves
b) will be leaving d) left
a) had been finished c) will be finished
b) was finished d) finishes
7. I thought that I. my key and was very glad when I found it.
a) lose c) had lost
b) lost d) was losing
8. What’s the matter? You look upset. Last week I lost my scarf and now I just. my gloves.
a) lost c) had lost
b) have lost d) lose
a) am working c) have been working
b) has worked d) worked
10. Martin said that he. the tickets the next day.
a) bought c) will buy
b) had bought d) would buy
11. The house opposite our college. that’s why we are using the back entrance at present.
a) pulls down c) is being pulled down
b) is pulled down d) pulled down
12. You. an umbrella when you left the house, didn’t you?
a) have c) had had
b) was having d) had
a) will begin c) had begun
b) would begin d) began
14. Is there anything I. do to help you?
15. The last film I saw was. frightening than this one.
a) little c) least
b) less d) the least
16. Someone is calling you. Will you answer. phone?
17. To tell the truth I don’t like. pair of trousers that I bought last month.
19. Today is. cold than yesterday. So, I’m wearing my
Контрольная работа по английскому языку для 11 класс
1. Read the text and do the exercise given below.
Living a Long Life
It is often said that Japanese people, on average, live much longer than Europeans. To a large extend this must be due to the food most Japanese people eat since from the point of view of the life-style, life in modern Japan is no less stressful than ours in the west. The Japanese live on a diet largely made up of fish and rice. At lunch-time a typical Japanese family will consume at least twice as many vegetables as we do in Europe. In comparison with Europeans, the Japanese eat far less meat and fewer potatoes; at the same time, they eat seven times more fresh fish than we do which make their diet much healthier by far. It would be fair to say that, in general, the Japanese consume far less sugar than Europeans, though the modern Japanese — frequent visitors to Europe on business or for pleasure — are discovering the pleasures and dangers of western-style eating habits.
Mark the statements which are True or False
1. The Japanese live as long as people in western countries.
2. From the point of view of life-style, life in modern Japan is no less stressful than in Europe.
3. The Japanese eat much more vegetables than Europeans.
4. When in Europe on business, the Japanese try to eat only their national food.
5. They consume more sugar than we do. □
II.Choose the right variant:
a) was c) had been b) have been d) would be
a) went c) had seen b) has gone d) was going
a) arrive c) have you arrived b) arrived d) will you arrive
a) must c) can b) had d) may
a) don’t know c) won’t know b) didn’t d) knows
a) stops c) would stop b) shall stop d) stop
a) builds c) is being built b) is built d) has been built
III. Complete the Conditional Sentences Type II.
If he (try) … harder, he (reach) … his goals.
I (buy) … these shoes if they (fit)
It (surprise / not) … me if he (know / not) … the answer.
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1 курс
Entry Test
Use the proper form.
1. Both my (brother-in-law) work in a bank which is situated on the (outskirt/outskirts) of town.
2. Look! Two (aircraft) are flying in the dark sky.
3. My (grandmother) favourite TV series (be) ‘Santa Barbara’.
5. Two kilometres (be) a long way to go on foot.
6. The police (be) after the escaped prisoners.
7. Oh dear. Measles (be) quite a serious illness.
8. My (sister-in-law) family is not very large.
9. Cambridge University was exclusively for (man) until 1871 when the first (woman) college was opened.
10. My uncle was operated yesterday. He is still in. hospital. I’m going to. hospital to see him.
17. Near. British Museum you can see the tall building of. University of London.
Tenses in the Active and Passive Voice. The Sequence of Tenses:
19. I never (read) a story that (interest) me so much as the one I (read) last night.
20. When we (go) to see them last night, they (play) chess, they (say) they (play) since six o’clock.
21. You (go) with us to the Zoo tomorrow if you (be) a good boy.
22. No sooner we (finish) the translation of the text than the bell (ring).
23. Why you (not, make, do) an effort to improve your life? I wish you (make) an effort to change everything.
24. If I (be) you, I (think) twice before accepting his invitation.
25. 1 wish you (discuss) this (serious, seriously) tomorrow. It isn’t funny.
26. All the doors and windows (lock) before we went on holiday, but the house (break into) when we (return) home.
27. Our house (surround) by a beautiful garden. The garden (plant) by my grandfather many years ago.
28. The Cambridge Folk Festival very well (organize), and there are never (any, some) of the serious problems which can (cause) by large crowds.
29. The oldest college in Cambridge University is Peterhou-se, which (found) in 1284, and the most recent is Robinson College which (open) in 1977.
32. We thought that the parcel (deliver) in time, but the postman (not, come) yet.
33. The furniture (rearrange) today, and the flat (look) very cozy now.
35. Cambridge (can, must, may) be one of the best-known towns in the world and (may, can, must) (find) on most tourists’ lists of places to visit. You (should, have to, might) go there yourself to see this town. I (mustn’t, can’t, needn’t) do it, I (be) there several times.
36. Everyone (can, should, might) pay taxes to the government.
Pronouns and Prepositions:
37. (Some, any, few) beautiful roses (give) (on, to, for). Jane (to, by, at, for) Patrick (by, at, on) (her, hers) birthday.
38. The house was small and there (be) not (many, much, little, a little) rooms in it.
40. The secretary just (sign) (this, these, that) letters (of, on, by) behalf (on, for, at, of) the manager.
Adjectives and Adverbs:
42.1 think the American version of ‘War and Peace’ was (lit-tle) interesting than (our, ours).
43. For (far) information, please write to the above address.
44. Now there (be) about 12,000 students in Oxford, and the University and the town live (happy, happily) side by side.
45. Mr. Smith is much (old) than his wife but they are (happy) couple I ever (meet).
Choose the right variant:
46. Are you going (on, to, in) holiday this year?
a) I’m afraid not. b) Yes, please, c) You are welcome. 47.1 didn’t go to the party last night.
a) So did I. b) Neither I did. c) Neither did I.
a) Why not? It ‘s a lovely day. b) Yes, we would. c) Don’t worry.
49. Sorry to keep you waiting.
a) Don’t say so. b) Don’t mention it. c) That’s OK.
50. Could you pass me the salt, please?
a) Yes, I could. b) Yes, I will. c) Here you are.
51. Read the text and do the exercises given below.
Living a Long Life
It is often said that Japanese people, on average, live much longer than Europeans. To a large extend this must be due to the food most Japanese people eat since from the point of view of the life-style, life in modern Japan is no less stressful than ours in the west. The Japanese live on a diet largely made up of fish and rice. At lunch-time a typical Japanese family will consume at least twice as many vegetables as we do in Europe. In comparison with Europeans, the Japanese eat far less meat and fewer potatoes; at the same time, they eat seven times more fresh fish than we do which make their diet much healthier by far. It would be fair to say that, in general, the Japanese consume far less sugar than Europeans, though the modern Japanese — frequent visitors to Europe on business or for pleasure — are discovering the pleasures and dangers of western-style eating habits.
a) Mark the statements which are True.
1. The Japanese live as long as people in western countries. □
2. From the point of view of life-style, life in modern Japan is less stressful than in Europe. □
3. The Japanese eat much more vegetables than Europeans. □
4. When in Europe on business, the Japanese try to eat only their national food. □
5. They consume more sugar than we do. □
b) Write down your answers to the following questions.
1. On what diet do the Japanese prefer to live?
2. Do people in Japan eat more or less meat than Europeans?
3. What makes the Japanese diet much healthier than ours?
4. Japanese people eat twice as many vegetables as we do, don’t they?
5. What do the Japanese discover when they come to Europe?
6. Why do the Japanese live longer than Europeans?
a) was c) had been
b) have been d) would be
2. I feel really tired. We. to the party last night and have just returned home.
a) went c) had seen
b) has gone d) was going
3. At the beginning of the film I realized that I. it before.
a) see c) had seen
b) saw d) have seen
4. When the bus stopped in the small square, Helen. her magazine and didn’t realized at first that she had arrived at her destination.
a) read c) was reading
b) reads d) had read
5. My sister’s son. in tomorrow’s race, because he is too young. They do not allow riders under sixteen.
a) won’t ride c) wouldn’t ride
b) shan’t ride d) doesn’t ride
6. A beautiful bridge. in our city. It will be finished next year.
a) builds c) is being built
b) is built d) has been built
7. It has been raining for two hours. I hope it. raining soon.
a) stops c) would stop
b) shall stop d) stop
8. Television has many advantages. It keeps us informed about the latest news, and also. entertainment at home.
a) provide c) is provided
b) provides d) provided
9. On the other hand television. for the violent behaviour of some young people, and for encouraging children to sit indoors, instead of doing sports.
a) blames c) is blamed
b) blamed d) would blame
10. Some millionaires have lots of money and. what to do with it.
a) don’t know c) won’t know
b) didn’t d) knows
11. How. at college? You didn’t say much about it in your last letter.
a) do you get on c) will you get on
b) are you get on d) are you getting on
a) arrive c) have you arrived
b) arrived d) will you arrive
13. Every time that I miss the bus, it means that I. walk to work.
a) has to c) had to
b) have to d) could
14. Every time when I missed the bus, I. to return home late.
15. That was great! It was. meal you have ever cooked.
b) better d) the best
16. This exhibition is. interesting than the previous one.
a) little c) least
b) less d) the least
17. We saw. good film last night. The film was about the love of a girl to her cat and dog.
18. Everybody agrees that. happiness is very important in the life of people.
19. In the past people lived in. harmony with the environment.