Английский язык. Ч.3 (Tests 10,11,12). Ильичева Н.А - 32 стр.

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9. 1) rotating; 8) consistent with;
2) were aware of; 9) singled out;
3) unprovable; 10) are simultaneous;
4) precisely; 11) equal or exceed;
5) doing away completely with; 12) foundation;
6) did not satisfy; 13) steady; contributes to;
7) viewed; 14) intertwined with one another.
10. 1) rocked; 8) view;
2) constant; 9) inconsistencies;
3) complication; 10) take into account;
4) implies; 11) denominator;
5) comprehensive; 12) impact;
6) obey; 13) contradictions;
7) permeated; 14) accurate.
11. A. 1) validity; B. 1) prediction; C. 1) imprecise;
2) invalid; 2) unpredictable; 2) precisely;
3) validate; 3) predicted; 3) precision;
4) valid; 4) prediction; 4) precise;
5) validity; 5) predictably; 5) imprecision;
6) valid; 6) predictable; 6) precise;
7) validity; 7) predict; 7) precisely;
8) valid. 8) unpredictable. 8) precision.
12. Not long after Einstein proposed the special theory of relativity, an apparent
paradox was pointed out. It was the twin paradox. Suppose one of a pair of
20-year-old twins takes off in a spaceship traveling at very high speed to a
distant star and back again. The other twin remains on the Earth. The Earth
twin claims that since the space ship is moving away at high speed, time
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9. 1) rotating;                             8) consistent with;
   2) were aware of;                         9) singled out;
   3) unprovable;                          10) are simultaneous;
   4) precisely;                           11) equal or exceed;
   5) doing away completely with; 12) foundation;
   6) did not satisfy;                     13) steady; contributes to;
   7) viewed;                              14) intertwined with one another.

10. 1) rocked;                            8) view;
   2) constant;                            9) inconsistencies;
   3) complication;                       10) take into account;
   4) implies;                            11) denominator;
   5) comprehensive;                      12) impact;
   6) obey;                               13) contradictions;
   7) permeated;                          14) accurate.

11. A. 1) validity;      B. 1) prediction;           C. 1) imprecise;
       2) invalid;          2) unpredictable;          2) precisely;
       3) validate;        3) predicted;               3) precision;
       4) valid;            4) prediction;             4) precise;
       5) validity;         5) predictably;            5) imprecision;
       6) valid;            6) predictable;            6) precise;
       7) validity;         7) predict;                7) precisely;
       8) valid.           8) unpredictable.           8) precision.

12. Not long after Einstein proposed the special theory of relativity, an apparent
     paradox was pointed out. It was the twin paradox. Suppose one of a pair of
     20-year-old twins takes off in a spaceship traveling at very high speed to a
     distant star and back again. The other twin remains on the Earth. The Earth
     twin claims that since the space ship is moving away at high speed, time
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