Как это было: цт по английскому языку 2013

Описание тестов ЦТ 2013 по английскому языку

A1-7 Времена глаголов в активном и пассивном залоге.
A8-15 Предлоги с артиклями уменьшились в объёме сохранив пропорцию.
A16 Усилители степень сравнения прилагательных
A17 Притяжательный падеж составных существительных типа Маша и Вася’s так как владение общее итд.
A18-21 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.
A22-31 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 2013 года

A1-7
Артикли:

1.We had a great time during our trip to Spain.
2.When he has — really bad news he eagerly turns a blind eye to it.
3.At that stage it became a particularly effective tool which allowed to solve problems of different nature.
4.If you get something free of — charge there are some hidden payments.
5.Make sure that everything we need for this activity will be delivered at the prearranged time.
6.Finding — full-time well paid work is not necessarily easy during economic recessions.
7.It’s always — good news when the train arrives on time.
8.The museum offers guided tours free of — charge every Sunday.
9.Our group has a good time exploring the old city streets.
10.She found — interesting work helping tourists explore the local area.
11.They decided to make it a useful tool for students.
12.She spoke clearly at the right time during the meeting.

Предлоги:

1.You’ll be amazed by how little progress we’ve made.
about|of|by|on
2.I heard about the accident on the news.
on|by|from|at
3.What’s the latest news on your university application?
on|by|for|with
4.Sorry I’m late – I was stuck in traffic.
on|to|at|in
5.He forgot all about tomorrow’s exam.
of|out|about|off
6.The database will be an important tool for their managers.
at|for|on|by
7.We got stuck in heavy traffic on the way home.
on|to|at|in
8.She is always forgetting about meetings scheduled on Monday.
of|out|about|off
9.Her amazing rescue story appeared on the news last weekend.
on|by|from|at
10.They got truly amazed by the fireworks display over the river.
about|of|by|on
11.This map is a decent tool for finding small village roads.
at|for|on|by
12.She read sad news on that accident in today’s local newspaper.
on|by|for|with

A22-31

1.Her mother taught her, and she in turn taught her own daughter.
turn|order|line|result
2.The new model will not appear in the shops until the end of the year.
appear|start|happen|occur
3.The label says to take one dose three times a day.
says|tells|answers|talks
4.There was a book I wanted to buy, but now I can’t remember the title.
headline|title|initials|calling
5.Thousands of students have taken part in demonstrations.
place|care|part|role
6.She went into her bedroom and lay down on the bed…
laid|lay|lain|lied
7.I’m expected to take part in a community service project.
place|care|part|role
8.Old comments may appear online years after you wrote them.
appear|start|happen|occur
9.The title of that book immediately caught my curious attention.
headline|title|initials|calling
10.The neighbors helped us, and we helped them in turn.
turn|order|line|result
11.They lay down on the beach to watch the sunset.
laid|lay|lain|lied
12.The notice says the park will close early this evening.
says|tells|answers|talks

A32-34

1.Will following this piece of advice help her feel better?
It will certainly work.
2.It is as follows.
3.Most unwillingly.
4.He will do his best.
2.Do your neighbours go on complaining your numerous guests?
Luckily, no longer.
1.Oh, not so bad.
2.I am afraid not.
3.Luckily, no longer.
4.Nothing at all.
3.It’s not your fault.
Isn’t it?
1.It’s your go.
2.The lesson is over.
3.It’s a good party.
4.It’s not your fault.
4.What is she like?
She is observant and cautious.
1.What does she look like?
2.What is she?
3.What does she like?
4.What is she like?

A42

1.He ran down the street, hotly pursued = kept up by two police officers.
1.kept up 2.given up 3.brushed up
2.You will benefit = gain from her good example.
1.encourage 2.gain 3.help
3.Nice is an excellent base for exploring = getting to know the French Riviera.
1.getting to know 2.doing research 3.enjoying
4.I’ll occasionally = infrequently have some chocolate, but not much.
1.unwillingly 2.unexpectedly 3.infrequently
5.Having a broken arm is really frustrating = disappointing.
1.disappointing 2.exciting 3.ordinary
6.If this policy continues, then violence is inevitable = unavoidable.
1.unequal 2.unnecessary 3.unavoidable

B1-4

1. How long had you been looking for employment before you got that job? EMPLOY
2. After consultations with our accountants, we’ve decided how to cut down on costs within the company. CONSULTANT
3. His casual behaviour was wholly inappropriate for such a formal occasion. APPROPRIATE
4. This essay is not of an acceptable standard — do it again. ACCEPT
5. There are scientists who say that the results of the research are fake. SCIENCE
6. I knew that behind her smile was sadness. SAD
7.A scientist explained the experiment’s surprising results to the eager students. SCIENCE
8.She felt deep sadness after saying goodbye to her best friend. SAD
9.We scheduled a(n) consultation to discuss the new business marketing strategy. CONSULT
10.Wearing jeans to the wedding was considered highly inappropriate behavior. APPROPRIATE
11.Finding stable employment can greatly improve a person’s quality life. EMPLOY
12.Speaking loudly in the library is not considered acceptable behavior. ACCEPT

B5-7

1.The graduation ceremony will TAKE place at 10 a.m. next Friday.
2.There is no DOUBT that the situation is not so simple as it may seem for the first time.
3.Could you explain me WHY you had difficulty gaining a good result in your last math exam?
4.Students in our language school can sit mock exams as MANY times as they want.
5.Mind what you post online or you will GET into trouble with the police.
6.Though he was DOING his best he couldn’t pass the exam.

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