Test Your English: Preparation Guide. Дворжец О.С - 41 стр.

saw his car come closer and closer and closer until finally it    5   into the                                      Text 5
telephone box and, with him still inside, knocked it over.
                                                                                   Directions:          Fill in the gaps in the text with one of the four
1.   A even            B unnatural        C odd              D unreal             (Questions 1 – 5)     choices given below. Choose the correct answer
2.   A phony           B nearby           C neighbourly      D hillbilly                                and mark it on your answer sheet.
3.   A As              B Before           C So               D Although
4.   A revived         B relaxed          C held             D released
                                                                                                     A Cold But       1       Escape
5.   A smashed         B crashed          C thrashed         D flashed                  Two fishermen were     2 one night in their 40-foot boat, when it
                                                                                 was hit by a sudden storm and wrecked. They were found two days later,
                                                                                 well fed and not too 3 hurt. Their craft did not have a lifeboat, so when
                                  Text 4                                         it 4 down they threw the refrigerator overboard and clung on to it as it
                                                                                 floated along. When they were hungry, they simply opened it up and had a
  Directions:          Fill in the gaps in the text with one of the four         5 .
 (Questions 1 – 5)     choices given below. Choose the correct answer
                       and mark it on your answer sheet.                         1.   A fishy         B fortunate          C hot      D gay
                                                                                 2.   A outside       B in                 C out      D off
                                                                                 3.   A badly         B well               C many     D little
                                1        By A Fish                               4.   A drove         B walked             C flew     D went
       In the 1930 s a Canadian angler fishing in one of the many Canadian       5.   A bath          B snack              C look     D fridge
lakes was delighted when he landed an        2     large pike. He duly des-
patched it with a heavy stick and laid it 3 on the bank beside his shot-
gun. 4 the fish was not properly dead. It began to thrash about and its                                             Text 6
tail caught on the trigger. The     5 went off – sending the angler to the
happy hunting ground in the sky.                                                   Directions:          Fill in the gaps in the text with one of the four
                                                                                  (Questions 1 – 5)     choices given below. Choose the correct answer
1.   A Killed          B Eaten            C Sent            D Assassinated                              and mark it on your answer sheet.
2.   A enormously      B experimentally   C unfortunately   D extraordinarily
3.   A alone           B along            C down            D up                                       Sorry,      1        Number
4.   A Unfortunately   B Strangely        C Besides         D Luckily                 A New York housewife in the 1960s had 2           digits in her phone
5.   A gun             B tail             C angle           D fish               member as that of the White House in Washington. To make matters
                                                                                   3 , the area code for New York is 202 and that of Washington is 212.
                                                                                 The woman therefore often got calls that were meant for the then president,
                                                                                 Lyndon B. Johnson.
                                                                                      She received a letter from the President saying that he could not be
                                                                                 more grateful for the diplomatic way she    4 the While House calls. In
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