B1 Test Booklet v1.1 Paper 1

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TIL: INGLIZ
DARAJA: B1
NATIONAL SYSTEM
OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
LEVEL: B1
PAPER 1: LISTENING
The Listening Paper consists of FOUR parts:
Part 1: Questions 1-7; Part 2: Questions 8-15;
Part 3: Questions 16-22; Part 4: Questions 23-30.
Each question carries ONE mark.
You will hear each recording twice.
Total listening time: approx. 35 minutes.
At the end of the Listening Paper, you will have to transfer your answers to
the Answer Sheet. You will be allowed 10 minutes extra time to do this.
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PART 1
You are going to listen to people talking in different situations.
For questions 1-7, choose the best answer, A, B or C.
You will hear each recording twice.
Q1. The people are talking about …
A) a place to park the car.

B) damage caused by weather.
C) the new roof of the house.

A) what presents to take.
B) when to grow flowers.
C) what chocolates are best.

A) a lost piece of clothes.
B) late arrival of a plane.
C) buttons for a jacket.
Q4. The man is talking about …

A) the travel agency for arranging a holiday.
B) types of sports for which you do not need to pay.
C) the price of a windsurfing holiday.

A) a place to stay.
B) a castle to visit.
C) a postcard to send.

A) organizing an exhibition.
B) spending free time.
C) taking pictures of sculptures.
Q7. The boy is talking about …

A) his plans.
B) his bike.
C) his studies.
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PART 2
You are going to listen to an interview with a student.
You will hear the recording twice. Before you listen, you have 30 seconds to look at the
questions.
Q8. On Saturdays, the student gets up …

A) earlier than on Sundays.
B) later than on Sundays.
C) at the usual time.
Q9. On Fridays, the student goes go to bed at about …

A) one o’clock.
B) two o’clock.
C) eleven o’clock.
Q10. The girl plays tennis during …

A) the whole year.
B) one season only.
C) most of the year.
Q11. The activity she enjoys most is …

A) going to concerts.
B) dancing.
C) doing sports.
Q12. The dog is mainly taken out for a walk by …

A) her brother.
B) her father.
C) herself.
Q13. On Friday evenings, she …

A) goes to a cookery course.
B) cooks for the family.
C) goes for a good walk.
Q14. She watches TV …

A) the whole weekend.
B) on Fridays and Saturdays.
C) on Sundays afternoons.
Q15. She usually tries to …

A) finish her studies before the weekend.
B) make her Friday evenings free.
C) do her studies on Sunday evenings.
PART 3
You are going to listen to a radio program about Emmeline Pankhurst, a women’s rights
campaigner.
You will hear the recording twice. Before you listen, you have 30 seconds to look at the
questions.
Q16. Emmeline was educated in …

A) Manchester.
B) Paris.
C) London.
Q17. Emmeline wanted women to have …

A) property rights.
B) political rights.
C) marriage rights.
Q18. In 1894, women were given …

A) equal rights with men.
B) limited political rights.
C) the right to form a league.
Q19. Suffragettes were people who …

A) suffered because they were women.
B) wanted publicity for women.
C) demanded certain rights for women.
Q20. As the government took no steps about women’s rights, suffragettes …

A) started to damage buildings.
B) tried to kill the King.
C) set horse stables on fire.
Q21. After the First World War, the right to vote was given to …
A) all women.
B) women of a certain age.
C) women who helped in war.
Q22. Emmeline …
A) was elected to Parliament in 1928.
B) never became a member of Parliament.
C) was the leader of Parliament in 1926.
PART 4
You are going to listen to news extracts.
For questions 23-30, match each news extract (23-30) to a heading (a-h).
You will hear each recording twice. Before you listen, you have 30 seconds to look at the
headings.
List of Headings:
A) Fans are trying to attend an important game

B) A natural disaster hits some countries
C) An industry faces financial crisis
D) New technology promises to be better than today’s
E) A new rule causes some problems for society
F) A country tries to attract new visitors
G) A company announces its new product
H) A trainer is going to take on his former position
Q23. News extract 1.


TIL: INGLIZ
DARAJA: B1
NATIONAL SYSTEM
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
LEVEL: B1
PAPER 2: READING
The Reading Paper consists of FOUR parts:
Part 5: Questions 26-30
Total time allowed: 1 hour 10 minutes.
You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer your
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PART 1
You are going to read different short texts.
For questions 1-5, choose the correct answer (A, B or C) according to the
text.
Q1. Read this sign. What does it say?
FIRE DOOR.
Do not obstruct
You must NOT … .
A) open the door.

B) put things in front of the door.
C) lock the door.
Q2. Read this advertisement. What does it advertise?
The on-site lab is equipped with Dells that are fully-loaded with all of the latest Microsoft
application. The lab provides high-speed internet, e-mail access, and laser printing.
A) Computer Facilities.
B) Fitness Center.
C) Recreation Room.
Q3. Read this instruction for a piece of equipment. What is the equipment?
If no operations are performed for a specified amount of time, the monitor turns off, the
power-on lamp flashes, and the device enters standby mode. After an additional three
minutes, the auto power off feature turns the device off. During shooting or playback, the
device enters standby mode if no operations are performed for 30 seconds (default
setting).
A) A digital clock.
B) A camera.
C) A TV set.
Q4. Read this extract from a letter. What is the author of the letter informing about?
Oh, and another thing! Dad's got a new job. Do you know the old shopping centre in town?
They've built new shops there and Dad applied for a job as a manager and he got it! He's
really excited. He starts next week.
He is informing about …
A) family news.
B) changes in the city.
C) Dad’s plans for next weekend.
Q5. Read this piece of news. What is it about?
Britain’s shortest double yellow lines have appeared on a city’s streets - measuring just
thirteen inches long. Cambridge County Council has painted two sets of the tiny lines,
beating the previous record of 17 inches. The lines are shorter than the width of an
average car wheel, yet motorists are still being warned they face a £70 fine if they park on
them. They have been put at the end of disabled parking bays to make sure drivers don’t
encroach on them. But local residents said they were a ridiculous waste of time.
A) New parks for the disabled.

B) New signs on city roads
C) New requirements for car wheels
PART 2
You are going to read an article about two sisters.
For questions 6-12, decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.
If it is True, mark A for TRUE on your answer sheet.
If it is False, mark B for FALSE on your answer sheet.
The world of tennis has never seen two sisters like Venus and Serena before. Venus has
already won Wimbledon three times and the US Open twice, though she hasn't won the
Australian or French Open yet. Serena, has won many grand slam titles including some
against her sister.
The two sisters have come a long way from the poor area in California where they were
born. It was full of violence and drugs,' and the girls' father, Richard, wanted to move to a
safer place. They moved in 1991 and they have never looked back. Richard started to train
Venus when she was four and says, ‘The first time I took Venus to the tennis court, I told
my wife, “She hasn't won anything yet but I think we have a champion.”’
Venus played in her first big tournament in 1996 and dominated US women's tennis in
2000 and 2001. After her defeat in the US Open in 2001, Serena said, 'I'm disappointed
but only a little because Venus won.' But that was the last time Venus beat her younger
sister. Serena is now a more aggressive player and has the will to win. After the 2002
Wimbledon final against Venus she said, 'I wanted to win so badly. I kept thinking to
myself, "Serena, just stay calm. She has already won two Wimbledons. You have beaten
her before. Try to fight."· In 2003, Wimbledon watched the two sisters playing the final
again and Serena defended her title successfully.
Has tennis ever caused problems between the sisters? 'We've played each other many
times,' says Venus, 'and it hasn't worried us yet!' 'We don't even talk about tennis off the
court; says Serena.
Serena lost her position as world number one in 2004 but she made a comeback in
February 2005 and won her second Australian title. In June 2005, Venus won Wimbledon
for the third time.
Q6. The two sisters have never played against each other.
A) True B) False
Q7. Their family moved from California because their neighborhood was not safe.
A) True B) False
Q8. Richard employed a professional trainer to train Venus when she was four.
A) True B) False
Q9. Serena won Venus in 2001 US Open Final.

A) True B) False
Q10. Venus beat Serena several times after 2001.

A) True B) False
Q11. The two sisters do not get on very well because of tennis.
A) True B) False
Q12. Serena came back to playing tennis in 2005.

A) True B) False
PART 3
Read the following text.
For questions 13-17, choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D) according to the text.
“My baby has been missing for over a month now, and I want him back so badly,” says
Mrs. Brown, a 56-year-old woman who lives by herself in a trailer park near Clovis. Clyde,
her 7-year-old cat, didn’t come home for dinner more than a month ago. The next morning
he didn’t appear for breakfast either. After Clyde missed an extra-special lunch, she called
the police.
When the policeman asked her to describe Clyde, she told him that Clyde had beautiful
green eyes, had all his teeth but was missing half of his left ear, and was seven years old
and completely white. She then told the officer that Clyde was about a foot high. “Is Clyde
your child or your pet?” the officer suspiciously asked. “Well, he’s my cat, of course,” Mrs.
Brown replied. “Lady, you’re supposed to report missing PERSONS, not missing CATS,”
said the irritated policeman. “Well, who can I report this to?” she asked. “You can’t. You
have to ask around your neighborhood or put up flyers,” replied the officer.
Mrs. Brown figured that a billboard would work a lot better than an 8”x11” piece of paper
on a telephone pole. There was an empty billboard at the end of her street just off the
interstate highway. She called the phone number on the billboard, and they told her they
could blow up a picture of Clyde (from Mrs. Brown’s family album) and put it on the
billboard for all to see.
“But how can people see it when they whiz by on the interstate?” she asked. “Oh, don’t
worry, ma’am, they only whiz by between 2 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. The rest of the day, the
interstate is so full of commuters that no one moves.” They told her it would cost only
$3,000 a month. So she took most of the money out of her savings account and rented the
billboard for a month.
The month has passed, but Clyde has not appeared. Because she has almost no money
in savings, Mrs. Brown called the local newspaper to see if anyone could help her rent the
billboard for just one more month. She is waiting but, so far, no one has stepped forward.
Q13.The story is about Mrs. Brown’s …
A) efforts to find her missing pet.
B) concerns over animal rights.
C) attempts to write advertisements.
D) arguments with a police officer.
Q14. When Mrs. Brown understood Clyde was missing, she called the police …
A) on the same day.
B) one the next day.
C) three days later.
D) a month later.
Q15. The policeman refused to deal with her case because …

A) it was not part of his job.
B) he was angry with her.
C) she had a son to help her.
D) she couldn’t describe Clyde clearly.
Q16. Mrs. Brown had doubts that her advertisement on the billboard would work
effectively because …
A) people driving at a high speed might not notice it.
B) the billboard was far from the interstate highway.
C) the picture of Clyde from the family album was not so good.
D) she couldn’t afford to rent the billboard for another month.
Q17. The phrase “blow up” in the text is closest in the meaning to …
A) explode
B) enlarge
C) shout
D) fill with air
PART 4
Read the text and answer questions 18-25.
Birthday Traditions Around the World

The tradition of birthday parties started a long time ago. People thought that there was a
special danger from evil spirits, so friends and family came together to bring good thoughts
and wishes and even presents. At one time, only kings had birthday parties but as time
went by, children and then adults began to have their own birthday celebrations. There are
some traditions such as sending birthday cards, blowing out the candles on a birthday
cake and singing the 'Happy Birthday' song, that you can find almost anywhere, any time.
Others are more specific to certain ages and certain countries.
In China, everyone celebrates their birthday on New Year's Day: they become one year
older on that day. On a child's second birthday, family members put a variety of objects on
the door around the child. According to Chinese tradition, the first object that the child
picks up tells you what profession the child will choose later in life.
For Japanese children, the third, fifth and seventh birthdays are particularly important. At
this age, there is a special celebration called Shichi-Go-San (seven, five, three) in
Japanese) when children go to the temple wearing a brand-new kimono. The priest gives
them special sweets, and the parents usually organise a party for their friends in their
home.
In Argentina, Mexico and several other Latin American countries, girls have a special
birthday celebration when they reach the age of fifteen. After a religious ceremony, the
girls dance a waltz with their father and other boys.
Eighteen is the traditional 'coming of age' - the age where you have the right to vote, join
the armed forces and (in many countries), drink alcohol and (in the UK) buy a house or
become a member of parliament!
In many English-speaking countries, a twenty-first birthday cake often has a key on top, or
the cake itself is sometimes in the shape of a key. The key means that the young person is
now old enough to leave and enter the family home at any time they want to.
In the past in parts of Europe, men who reached the age of thirty and were still single had
to clean the stairs of the City Hall. This way every girl could see that the man didn't have a
girlfriend - and how good he was at cleaning the house!
After the age of thirty, many people prefer to forget their birthdays rather than celebrate
them. Children often bring Mum (or Dad) breakfast in bed, and it's traditional to give a
bunch of flowers and enjoy a special meal or party. It's also a day when your friends and
family have to pay if you go out for drinks or a meal!
For questions 18-21, match a country or an area (A-E) to the tradition.
Note: There is one extra country or area which you do not need to use.
Q18. There is a special birthday ceremony for female children.

Q19. Children go to a religious place in a traditional dress on their birthday.
Q20. A special sign is given to people when they reach maturity.
Q21. People believe that you can tell the future profession of a child at a very early
age.
A country or an area:
A) China D) English-speaking countries
B) Japan E) Europe
C) Latin America
For questions 22-25, complete the sentences. Match a sentence ending (a-e) to the
beginning of the sentence.
Note: There is one extra ending which you do not need to use.
Q22. People used to celebrate birthdays …

Q23. In China, people celebrate their birthday on the first day of the year …
Q24. In English-speaking countries, people celebrating their twenty-first birthday
received a symbolic key …
Q25. In Europe, single men over thirty cleaned the official building …
Sentence endings:
A) … because now they could come in and go out when they wanted.
B) … because only kings could have birthday parties.
C) … because they become older on that day.
D) … because they believed that this helped to get rid of evil spirits.
E) … they could find a mate this way.
PART 5
Read the following text.
For questions 26-30, choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D) according to the text.
Go into a coffee bar, sit down, relax and try to talk to someone. It may look to others as
though you are wasting your time. It may even feel that way to you. But so long as you are
doing this in a foreign country, where you speak the language badly or not at all, you are
probably acquiring a new language better than you ever could by formal study with a
teacher and a textbook.
The social situation, properly used, beats the classroom hollow. It is full of native speakers
asking you questions, telling you to do things, urging you to take an active part in
conversation, and using gestures freely lo make their intentions clearer — just like your
parents did when you were an infant. So plunge in. All you have to do is talk back.
The proposition that infants can acquire languages by prolonged exposure to them is sell-
evidently true: it is the only way available to them. Older children and teenagers who move
to a different country can pick up a new language with a speed that baffles their parents.
But in adulthood we find ourselves envying our rare contemporaries who can still acquire
languages easily.
There may be biological reasons why the capacity to learn languages falls away with age,
even more than the capacity to learn other things. The brain may be designed to do its
best language-learning in infancy, and then to redeploy its resources at puberty. But
psychological factors play a big part too. As we get older, we get more self-conscious,
more inhibited, more dependent on other people's judgements. This process may
undermine our capacity to acquire a new language, because language underpins our
sense of personality and identity. We fear to make mistakes in it.
Stepen Krashen, an expert on second-language acquisition, makes a strong case for the
dominance of psychological factors. According to Mr Krashen, people with outgoing
personalities do best at learning a new language because 'they have the ego to make the
necessary mistakes involved in learning'.
When we want to learn a new language in mid-life for reasons of career or curiosity, we
commonly but wrongly tackle it with the sense of doing something difficult and unnatural.
We turn to grammar books and compact discs expecting a fight. We are going lo 'struggle'
with the language. We will 'master' it, unless it defeats us. And with that sort of attitude, it
probably will.
All other things being equal, the best learner will be the person who is the most relaxed in
conversation, and the most self-confident.
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Q26. The text is about …
A) places where a foreign language can be learned
B) resources that can be used for learning a foreign language
C) factors that influence learning a foreign language
D) methods that help learn a foreign language effectively
Q27. For adult language learners, an informal setting is better than being in a
classroom situation because they …
A) “dive” into the language atmosphere
B) see gestures of people speaking
C) remember the times they were kids
D) feel more comfortable than in a classroom
Q28. It is obviously the case that children learn language as a result of …

A) making mistakes in front of others
B) worrying about the opinion of others
C) not having a sense of identity
D) living with other speakers of the language
Q29. Mr. Krashen believes that people learn the language more successfully if …
A) they start learning the language at infancy.
B) they are not afraid of making mistakes.
C) they are determined to win the battle.
D) they have strong reasons to learn the language.
Q30. Middle-aged language learners usually …

A) have curiosity to help them succeed.
B) feel relaxed in the conversation.
C) have the wrong approach to the language.
D) make a good use of books and discs.
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DARAJA: B1
NATIONAL SYSTEM
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
LEVEL: B1
PAPER 3: LEXICAL AND GRAMMAR COMPETENCES

The Lexical and Grammar Competences Paper consists of THREE parts:
Part 1: Questions 1-10;
Total time allowed: 30 minutes.
You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer your
answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to
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Part 1
Questions 1-10
Read the text below and choose the correct word for each space. For each question,
mark the correct letter А, В, С or D on your answer sheet.
Example:
0 A) popular В) liked С) satisfied D) known

Answer: A
Becoming a costume designer
It is difficult to find a job in costume design as it is very (0) popular . But (Q1) ... you work
hard and you are good (Q2) ... it, you will do well. Costume designers research, design
and prepare costumes, (Q3) ... for theatres but also for film and TV productions. To be a
costume designer, you have to be (Q4) ... in theatre, film and drama and have a
knowledge of fashion and art. You will (Q5) ... meetings with directors and managers to
(Q6) ... the costumes and how much will be (Q7) ... on them. You (Q8) ... to be able to
draw and work hard because costumes are often produced in a very short time.
There are (Q9) ... ways of learning how to be a costume designer.
Some people (Q10) ... a job with a company and learn while they are working. Others do a
course at an art school.
Q1. A) although В) if С) while D) unless

Q2. A) to В) by С) from D) at
Q3. A) greatly В) mainly С) hugely D) fully
Q4. A) excited B) keen C) interested D) pleased
Q5. A) go B) stay C) attend D) come
Q6. A) discuss B) talk C) argue D) chat
Q7. A) paid B) charged C) bought D) spent
Q8. A) need B) should C) must D) can
Q9. A) lots B) plenty C) much D) several
Q10. A) search B) get C) become D) look
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Part 2
Questions 11-20
Read the text below and choose the correct word for each space.
For each question, mark the correct letter А, В, С or D on your answer sheet.
Example:
0 A) increase В) correct С) rise D) create

Answer: A
Advertising
When a company wants to (0) increase the sales of a product, it will usually advertise. An
advertisement (Q11) … us what products are available and it also (Q12) … us to buy a
particular product.
Today’s television advertisements (Q13) … millions of people, but the first forms of
advertising were much more local. Market trades shouted out what they had for sale and
large signs (Q14) … displayed outside shops. Modern advertising began about 150 years
ago, (Q15) … factories started producing goods (Q16) … large quantities. Before long,
advertisements for a wide (Q7) … of products appeared in national newspapers.
Nowadays, we see many different (Q18) … of advertisements. They can appear on the
sides of vehicles and on the clothes we wear as well as on television and radio.
But the (Q19) … of all advertisements is the same. They try to (Q20) … our attention and
get us to buy a particular product.
Q11. A) says B) indicates C) tells D) announces

Q12. A) approves B) suggests C) wins D) persuades
Q13. A) arrive B) pass C) reach D) spread
Q14. A) has B) were C) had D) are
Q15. A) which B) whether C) why D) when
Q16. A) in B) at C) for D) by
Q17. A) area B) row C) range D) pack
Q18. A) methods B) kinds C) systems D) ways
Q19. A) aim B) plan C) attempt D) wish
Q20. A) pull B) achieve C) bring D) attract
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Part 3
Questions 21-30
Read the text below and choose the correct word for each space.
For each question, mark the correct letter А, В, С or D on your answer sheet.
Example:
0 A) which В) who С) where D) whose

Answer: A
The Galapagos Islands
These amazing islands, (0) which are 1,000km off the coast of South America in the
Pacific Ocean, were once volcanoes. They cooled down (Q21) … a long period of time to
become the rocky islands that we see today.
The Galapagos are home to a (Q22) … variety of animals that do not live anywhere else.
The climate is just right for them and the ocean (Q23) … all the food they need.
The Galapagos are now a national park. This (Q24) … it possible to protect their natural
beauty and the wildlife living there. Most of the islands have no human inhabitants and
(Q25) … to them is limited. Tourists are (Q26) … to visit the islands by boat but cannot
(Q27) … there overnight. (Q28) … group of tourists has to be accompanied by a park
guide. They can take photographs (Q29) … they are there but they must not (Q30) …
anything from the islands.
Q21. A) by B) from C) at D) over

Q22. A) long B) deep C) wide D) high
Q23. A) supplies B) adds C) lends D) shows
Q24. A) gets B) makes C) puts D) allows
Q25. A) arrival B) path C) way D) access
Q26. A) allowed B) let C) agreed D) welcomed
Q27. A) keep B) hold C) stay D) pass
Q28. A) Some B) Each C) All D) One
Q29. A) until B) whereas C) although D) while
Q30. A) receive B) fetch C) remove D) place
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DARAJA: B1
NATIONAL SYSTEM
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
LEVEL: B1
PAPER 4: WRITING
The Writing Paper consists of TWO tasks:
Task 1 carries TEN marks.
Task 2 carries TWENTY marks.
Total time allowed: 45 minutes.
Write your answers on the separate Answers Sheets provided.
You may use the question booklet for your drafts.

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Task 1
A school magazine has asked you to write a paragraph. In your paragraph, you
should describe a book that you have read recently.
You should write:
 what the book is;
 who the author is and what it is about;
 what you have learned from it.
You should also explain why you enjoyed reading this book.
Write 60-80 words on your answer sheet.
You can use this page for any rough work.
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Task 2
You have received a letter from your English pen friend Joe.
He wants to know:
 what sports activities you take part in;
 what activity you particularly enjoy and why;
 what activity (activities) you don’t enjoy.
At the end of the letter express your opinion on the following:
Everyone should be forced to do some sports.
Write your letter in about 120-140 words on your answer sheet.
You can use this page for any rough work.
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English
B1 v1.2 Keys
Date:
Listening Reading LGr Comp

1 B 1 B 1 B
2 A 2 A 2 D
3 A 3 B 3 B
4 B 4 A 4 C
5 C 5 B 5 C
6 B 6 B 6 A
7 A 7 A 7 D
8 A 8 B 8 A
9 C 9 B 9 D
10 B 10 B 10 B
11 B 11 B 11 C
12 C 12 B 12 D
13 B 13 A 13 C
14 C 14 A 14 B
15 A 15 A 15 D
16 B 16 A 16 A
17 B 17 B 17 C
18 B 18 C 18 B
19 C 19 B 19 A
20 A 20 D 20 D
21 B 21 A 21 D
22 B 22 D 22 C
23 E 23 C 23 A
24 G 24 A 24 B
25 B 25 E 25 D
26 A 26 C 26 A
27 F 27 A 27 C
28 C 28 D 28 B
29 H 29 B 29 D
30 D 30 C 30 C
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O‘ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER

VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS

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Q1. The people are talking about …

A) a place to park the car.

Q2. The people are talking about …

Q3. The people are talking about …

Q4. The man is talking about …

Q5. The people are talking about …

Q6. The people are talking about …

Q7. The boy is talking about …

Q8. On Saturdays, the student gets up …

Q9. On Fridays, the student goes go to bed at about …

Q10. The girl plays tennis during …

Q11. The activity she enjoys most is …

Q12. The dog is mainly taken out for a walk by …

Q13. On Friday evenings, she …

Q14. She watches TV …

Q15. She usually tries to …

Q16. Emmeline was educated in …

Q17. Emmeline wanted women to have …

Q18. In 1894, women were given …

Q19. Suffragettes were people who …

Q20. As the government took no steps about women’s rights, suffragettes …

A) Fans are trying to attend an important game

Q23. News extract 1.

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Q1. Read this sign. What does it say?

A) open the door.

Q2. Read this advertisement. What does it advertise?

Q5. Read this piece of news. What is it about?

A) New parks for the disabled.

Q9. Serena won Venus in 2001 US Open Final.

Q10. Venus beat Serena several times after 2001.

Q12. Serena came back to playing tennis in 2005.

Q15. The policeman refused to deal with her case because …

Birthday Traditions Around the World

Q18. There is a special birthday ceremony for female children.

Q22. People used to celebrate birthdays …

Q28. It is obviously the case that children learn language as a result of …

Q30. Middle-aged language learners usually …

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0 A) popular В) liked С) satisfied D) known

Becoming a costume designer

Q1. A) although В) if С) while D) unless

0 A) increase В) correct С) rise D) create

Q11. A) says B) indicates C) tells D) announces

0 A) which В) who С) where D) whose

The Galapagos Islands

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