Как это было: цт по английскому языку 2012

Описание тестов ЦТ 2012 по английскому языку

В том году пропали вопросы связанные с не личными формами глаголов.
A1-7 Времена глаголов в активном и пассивном залоге.
A8-15 Предлоги с артиклями уменьшились в объёме сохранив пропорцию.
A16 Усилители степеней сравнения прилагательных
A17 Так называемые linking words
A18 Притяжательный падеж существительных типа Маша и Вася’s так как владение общее итд.
A19-22 Поиск ошибочных фрагментов. Чаще всего все крутилось вокруг следующих пар: a number of … are/the number .. is, числительные обозначающие периоды в 10 лет, there/it.
A23-31 Лексический выбор в рамках текста.
A32-34 Речевой этикет.
A35 Составление диалога на основе предложенных фраз.
A36-39 Ответы на вопросы по тексту 1.
A40-41 Выбор синонима слову в рамках указанного фрагмента текста.
A42 Выбор варианта перевода.
A43-48 Заполнение пропусков в текстах избранными фрагментами.
B1-4 Словообразование.
B5-7 Заполнение пропусков словами, входящими в состав устойчивых выражений.
B8-9 Поиск лишних слов. Два слова в каждом фрагменте текста.
B10-12 Перевод указанного слова в рамках предложений.

Типовые задания тестов ЦТ по мотивам 2012 года

A1-7
Артикли:

1.The best of the six was their goalkeeper whose heroic actions saved many points.
2.That valley was a real paradise for nature lovers.
3.He was met with a frown so he made his way to another place.
4.I found him a friendly enough person to spend an evening with.
5.— most of the potential clients didn’t want to sign contracts with the firm.
6.Even a ten minute revision session may produce good results in the end.
7.In my opinion, this painting is the best of the four in this room.
8.After a five minute break, the meeting continued with new topics.
9.Being a patient person makes stressful situations much easier.
10.With its golden beaches, the island is a tropical paradise.
11.— M/most of them were laughing before the movie even started.
12.She greeted me with a frown and turned away silently.

Предлоги:

1.The cigarette ban will be most troublesome for smokers on long train journeys.
in|on|at|with
2.The band are hoping to put on a UK show before the end of the year…
in|down|off|on
3.Although the teacher spoke to them, they just carried on talking.
with|on|in|-
4.I looked in the mirror and saw that my face was covered in blood.
in|up|over|for
5.He dived his hand into his pocket.
at|from|into|on
6.Our library is a paradise for book lovers.
by|for|to|at
7.She puts on a show whenever guests come to her house.
in|down|off|on
8.The old bookshelf was covered in dust after many years.
in|up|over|for
9.The park became a paradise for children with new swings.
by|for|to|at
10.We dived in the pond when the rain suddenly stopped.
at|from|into|on
11.I learned a few French phrases on a short trip to Paris.
in|on|at|with
12.Please carry on talking while I prepare some fresh coffee.
with|on|in|-

A23-31

1.The drug had an immediate effect on the pain.
effect|result|outcome|consequence
2.I knew I was being irrational but I began to fear the worst.
fear|worry|doubt|care
3.I suppose I could get on with the ironing while I’m waiting.
take up|come over|move out|get on
4.He took uncommon risks, performed unlikely deeds.
took|made|brought|had
5.Belarus has much to offer in terms of location and climate.
supply|propose|suppose|offer
6.It took a whole day of hard effort to knock down the wall.
trial|force|effort|power
7.The small island had relatively little to offer adventurous travelers.
supply|propose|suppose|offer
8.She feared the unknown and avoided traveling to unfamiliar places.
feared|worried|doubted|cared
9.They succeeded by taking the risk necessary to save the company.
taking|making|bringing|having
10.His speech has an inspiring effect on everyone who listens.
effect|result|outcome|consequence
11.Despite the noise, she got on with doing her homework quietly.
took up|came over|moved out|got on
12.Final exams brought a time of hard effort for everyone.
trial|force|effort|power

A32-34

1.I don’t know how to play Monopoly.
Nor do I.
1. Either do I.
2. So do I.
3. Nor do I.
4. So is mine.
2.I’d like to go for a picnic today.
So would I.
1. Nor do I.
2. Neither would I.
3. Either had I.
4. So would I.
3.Isn’t it?
It isn’t my fault.
1. It’s your go.
2. The press conference is over.
3. It’s a good party.
4. It isn’t my fault.
4.Can you imagine such a situation?
I would imagine so.
1. What would you do if you won a lottery?
2. What do you plan to do?
3. Will it cost a lot?
4. Can you imagine such a situation?

A40-41

1.All these houses were snapped up = were in demand as soon as they were offered for sale.
1. were in demand 2. became unwanted 3. were pulled down
2.They lived in a poor, run-down = shabby neighbourhood.
1. very low 2. shabby 3. small
3.The country has almost completely recovered = pulled together from the recession.
1. put on sth 2. pulled together 3. reappeared
4.The new tax law will affect everyone, but particularly = especially those on a low income.
1. especially 2. partly 3. probably

B1-4

1.He stopped and watched with amusement to see the child so absorbed. AMUSE
2.He had given up attending lectures out of boredom. BORE
3.I learned a good deal about his psychological problems. PSYCHOLOGY
4.Most consumers seem unconvinced that the recession is over. They are not eager to spend as much money as they used. CONVINCE
5.Athletes need psychological support when recovering from serious sports injuries. PSYCHOLOGY
6.His boredom vanished when friends unexpectedly invited him for dinner. BORE
7.Her sudden joke filled the quiet room with gentle amusement. AMUSE
8.She remained unconvinced despite his careful explanation of the plan. CONVINCE

B5-7

1.MOST of us like throwing wild parties when we are young. The older we get the less interesting the idea seems to us.
2.Try heating up the material to MAKE it less stiff and more flexible.
3.He was so INTERESTED in science that he spent most of his time in our school laboratory.
4.It is my prediction that IN 5 years she will surpass her teachers.
5.She MADE plans about the coming holidays but owing to her illness she had to stay at home.
6.They asked me IF=WHETHER I had witnessed anything unusual or suspicious.

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