Тести з Англійської мови

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# 1. No matter (…) everybody says, I think she is a very nice person.

1) to; 2) then; 3) how; 4) that; 5) what.

#2. Olive oil (…) in Italy, Spain and Greece.

1) production; 2 was been producing; 3) being produced; 4) is produced; 5) produces.

#3. My younger brother is very (…) things. He is always losing them.

1) careless for; 2) impulsive with; 3) careless of; 4) impressed with

5) careless with.

#4. On second thoughts, the reviewer understood he had been (…) unfair in his criticism of the play.

1) somewhat; 2) moreover; 3) anywhere; 4) whatever; 5) whenever.

#5. They had to cut (…) their discussion because the boss had to go to a meeting somewhere else.

1) narrow; 2) short; 3) long; 4) shortly; 5) thin.

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#1. Nancy has no (…) of saying such silly things.

1) reminder; 2) recollection; 3) souvenir; 4) memory; 5) reporting.

#2. He (…) going to the cinema.

1) invited; 2) wanted; 3) suggested; 4) insisted; 5) was wondering.

#3. I’m afraid those clothes are not all (…) for the occasion.

1) fitted; 2) matching; 3) suitable; 4) suiting; 5) goings

#4. The soldier was hit by a bullet but he was only (…) wounded.

1) barely; 2) little; 3) merely; 4) slightly; 5) hardly.

#5. If you (…) any questions, don’t hesitate to ask me.

1) were having; 2) will have; 3) have; 4) had had; 5) would had.

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#1. It was a(n) (…) of life and death. There was no time to lose.

1) affair; 2) thing; 3) matter; 4) business; 5) instance.

#2. If I (…) you, I would have told him everything.

1) have been; 2) am; 3) were; 4) will be; 5)being.

#3. Old Mr. Sandford was (…) with the children’s noisy behaviour.

1) distracted; 2) surprised; 3) glad; 4) displeased; 5) pleasing.

#4. If he finds a ticket, he (…) to the match.

1) was going; 2) would have gone; 3) go; 4) will go; 5) would go.

#5. She said she (…) back next year.

1) were coming; 2) has come; 3) had come; 4) would come; 5) return.

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#1. I’m not going to visit him because I have a (…) of hospitals.

1) fright; 2) fear; 3) scare; 4) dare; 5) dreads.

#2. The blue dress (…) Nelly properly now she’s lost some weight.

1) matches; 2) suits; 3) fits; 4) goes well; 5) fixes.

#3. Let’s phone them again just to (…) the arrangements for our tomorrow meeting.

1) ensure; 2) make sure; 3) make sure of; 4) take care; 5) be careful

#4. He said he (…) out the previous night.

1) being; 2) will be going; 3) would go; 4) has gone; 5) had gone.

#5. Is this information (…)? Does it include the most recent changes and facts?

1) old; 2) up to date; 3) newest; 4) renowned; 5) reformed.

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#1. Не cannot lie, he always (…) the truth.

1) says; 2) tells; 3) discusses; 4) talks; 5) converses.

#2. The soldier felt proud when the general said, «You (…) a medal.»

1) deserve; 2) earn; 3) expect; 4) reserve; 5) serve.

#3. We (…) what time the lecture started.

1) claimed; 2) wanted; 3) interested; 4) complained; 5) wondered.

#4. Mother said: «Don’t move (…)I say so.»

1) since; 2) for; 3) during; 4) until; 5) as.

#5. His friends always make (…) of him because he’s got an enormous nose.

1) kidding; 2) joking; 3) fun; 4) point; 5) amusing.

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# 1. May I give you a (…) of advice?

1) few; 2) piece; 3) bit; 4) fraction; 5) number.

#2. Oscar’s teacher (…) him to improve his writing and drawing.

1) encouraged; 2) insisted; 3) made; 4) performed; 5) informed.

#3. It was Ann (…) had the idea of giving a party.

1) to; 2) when; 3) who; 4) which; 5) she.

#4. She has (…) experience of working as a secretary.

1) many; 2) little; 3) a lot; 4) a few; 5) a number.

#5.1 wouldn’t say they were rich, but they’re certainly (…).

1) wealth; 2) well-earned; 3) well-kept; 4) well-to-do; 5) abundant.

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#1. Only after I explained to him he (…) the problem.

1) will understand; 2) had understood; 3) did understand; 3) has understanding; 5) understand.

#2. I’m going to (…) all I can about the courses because I need this information.

1) invent; 2) find out; 3) know; 4) realize; 5) locate.

#3.The news(…)on TV.

1) were; 2) are; 3) are going; 4) is; 5) have been.

#4. Her husband is one of six brothers so she has five (…).

1) uncles; 2) brother-in-laws; 3) nephews; 4) brothers-in-law; 5) brothers-in-laws.

#5. On no (…) will I lend you any money.

1) idea; 2) account; 3) accidents; 4) means; 5) improbability.

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#1. There were many (…) to the council’s plans.

1) cooperation; 2) disagreements; 3) agreements; 4) collaboration 5) objections.

#2.1 don’t live with my parents anymore. I live (…).

1) on mine; 2) with me; 3) by myself; 4) by me; 5) with myself.

#3. It’s (…) of my cousin to turn up late. He is always on time.

1) common; 2) unusual; 3) special; 4) typical; 5) essential

#4. She has a (…) between three different universities.

1) objection; 2) decision; 3) idea; 4) choice; 5) difference.

#5. If he carries on working as hard as that, he’s running the (…) of a nervous breakdown.

1) outlook; 2) prospect; 3) risk; 4) chance; 5) potential.

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#1. Would you like (…) more coffee?

1) something; 2) some; 3) anything; 4) somewhat; 5) no.

#2. Harry’s previous job involved (…) the office.

1) run; 2) to run; 3) running; 4) that he ran; 5) manage.

#3. The students need (…) information before they decide finally whicl courses to choose for the next term.

1) farther; 2) further; 3) nearer; 4) furthest; 5) next.

#4. My little brother is (…) of riding a bycicle.

1) good; 2) afraid; 3) fear; 4) terror; 5) scare.

#5. She was upset because she (…) the exam.

l)succeded; 2)hasn’t passed; 3)hadn’t passed; 4)hadn’t past; 5)won’t pass. »

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#1. There’s no (…) in taking course in computers if you are not going to learn and practise.

1) aim; 2) point; 3) purpose; 4) reason; 5) cause.

#2. The girl’s voice was the first thing that (…) him to her.

1) attracted; 2) fetched; 3) devoted; 4) liked; 5) fell.

#3. They took us to see an (…) monument which was built almost a thousand years ago.

1) outdated; 2) antique; 3) antiquated; 4) ancient; 5) out of date

#4. My neighbour is so (…). One minute she’s your best friend and the next minute she doesn’t want to know you.

1) misleading; 2) typical; 3) two-faced; 3) bad-tempered; 4) double.

#5.1 mustn’t borrow any more money; I’m already badly (…).

1) in need; 2) on loan; 3) in debt; 4) in doubt; 5) in demand.