Test Your English: Preparation Guide. Дворжец О.С - 44 стр.

2.   A which            B it                C who           D what              4. A real              B false           C realistic        D abstract
3.   A freedom          B respect           C disregard     D concern           5. A commercials       B tricks          C exponents        D attractions
4.   A fall             B notice            C see           D hurt
5.   A healthy          B blunt             C sharp         D numerous
                                                                                 Part B. Directions:    Questions 6 through 10 are based on the text
                                                                                 (Questions 6 – 10)     you’ve read in Part A of this Section.
                                    Text 7                                                              Choose the one best answer to each question on
                                                                                                        the basis of what is stated or implied in the text.
 Part A. Directions:     Fill in the gaps in the text with one of the four                              Mark the answer on your answer sheet.
 (Questions 1 – 5)       choices given below. Choose the correct answer
                         and mark it on your answer sheet. The example          6. Which of the following is not true?
                         shows you what to do                                      A Kamala’s painting is to be on sale.
                                                                                   B Kamala, a 19-year-old elephant, is to auction her painting.
 Example:        I   0     a lovely holiday in the country last year.              C Kamala’s pictures filled art-experts with surprise.
                    A brought      B had        C passed        D gave             D Kamala learnt to paint in the zoo.
 Answer:         0. B
                                                                                7. Why did Kamala learn to paint?
                                                                                   A She wanted to grow rich.
       A collection of abstract painting, the creation of a Canadian zoo ele-
phant are to be auctioned next month. Kamala, a 19-year-old Indian ele-            B It happened due to the zoo’s programme aimed at improving ani-
phant, holds a 1 with her trunk and paints pictures which have amazed                 mals intelligence.
                                                                                   C Dave Percival sort of monkeyed around her.
art experts. The elephant learned to paint as part of the zoo’s behavioural
enrichment programme, under which animals are given various activities to          D She was interested in keeping painting.
    2 their intelligence.
                                                                                8. Dave Percival
       “We sort of monkeyed around with all of our elephants but Kamala
was the only one that had the dextrerity and interest to keep painting”, said      A keeps Kamala and looks for her.
Dave Percival, her keeper.                                                         B is a person who looks after Kamala in the zoo.
                                                                                   C keeps the zoo and develops behaviour enrichment programmes.
       “ 3 we set up the easel and get the paintings out, her ears start
flapping because she gets really enthusiastic about it. She’s got 4 artistic       D keeps Indian elephants.
talent. Currently, she’s one of the zoo’s most popular 5 . If she were
                                                                                9. What title would you give to the story?
human, she could make a living out of it”. Six Kamala’s best paintings are
expected to fetch thousands of dollars at next month’s public auction.             A The collector.
                                                                                   B Thousands of dollars for the elephants’ painting.
                                                                                   C A thick-skinned Picasso.
1. A sharpener          B brush             C pencil          D mop
2. A stimulate          B accelerate        C deteriorate     D slow down          D Intelligence at the auction.
3. A As soon as         B Finally           C Gradually       D However
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