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1. ____ has three parts: the City, the West End and the East End.

1Mexico

2New York

3Moscow

4London

5Chicago


2. ____ the end of the 11th century, the government of England was based in Westminster.

1With

2In

3At

4On

5For


3. “Hamlet” was written by ____.

1Georges Byron

2Robert Frost

3Shakespeare

4Robert Burns

5Jack London



4. Australia is a ___.

1 town

2 peninsula

3 island continent

4 city

5 district


5. Great Britain is separated from the continent by ___.

1the Mediterranean Sea

2the Atlantic Ocean

3the Irish Sea

4the English Channel

5the Severn


6. Great Britain is washed by ___ Atlantic Ocean.

1-

2the

3an

4a

5and



7. Halloween is a public holiday ___ on October 31.

1is celebrated.

2celebrates.

3celebrated.

4are celebrated.

5celebrating.


8. Hyde Park, originally ____, is the largest park in London.

1a square

2a royal hunting forest

3a zoo

4enterteinment park

5a place for public meetings


9. I saw a lot of ____in the shop.

1the pianos

2a piano

3Pianoes

4Pianos'

5Pianos


10. I thought I would take a look at ___ British Museum.

1an

2any

3that

4the

5this


11. It's a very old castle. It is one of____ castles in Britain.

1the most old

2older

3the older

4the oldest

5the most oldest


12. Look ___! There is a car coming.

1in

2out

3through

4at

5for


13. Mukhtar Auezov is famous for his ____.

1songs

2music

3customs

4novels

5poems


14. Smithsonian Institution in the USA was ___ in 1846, and it includes their ten museums.

1destroyed

2founded

3ruined

4discussed

5prepared


15. Stars in the USA flag denote:

1cities

2states

3colonies

4districts

5political parties


16. The Battle of Stalingrad was the ___.

1more great

2great

3greater

4most great

5greatest


17. The British Monarch reigns, but doesn't .

1make laws

2inform

3rule

4advice

5control


18. The capital of Scotland is ____.

1New York. .

2Manchester.

3Edinburgh

4Birmingham.

5London.


19. The Congress is situated ___ .

1in Downing Street № 10

2near the White House

3on Capitol Hill

4in New York

5in the Mall


20. The executive branch is headed by the ___ who is also the head of the country.

1Attorney General

2Vice-President

3Senator

4Speaker

5President


21. The executive departments are ____in Washington.

1located

2divided

3separated

4destroyed

5joined


22. The largest state in the USA is _____.

1Nevada

2Alaska

3Arizona

4California

5Florida


23. The oldest and best known school for boys in Great Britain is ___.

1Cambridge

2Eton

3Nourish

4Bath

5Oxford


24. The oldest royal residence of the UK is ____.

1House of Parliament

2Westminster Abbey

3The Tower of London

4Buckingham Palace

5British Museum


25. The ravens in the tower of London are taken care of because____.

1of a legend

2they are in the Red Book

3they are very rare

4they are very old

5the ravens



26. The school year begins ___the first of September

1To.

2In

3At

4By

5On


27. The U.S. centre for art and business is ___.

1Colorado

2Atlanta

3Denver

4New York

5California


28. Washington is situated on the ... in District of Columbia:

1the Thames.

2the Potomac River.

3the Severn.

4the Colorado.

5the Mississippi.


29. What is the highest building in Washington?

1Capitol

2The White House

3Rockefeller Centre

4The Empire State Building

5National Gallery

Answer 1

____ has three parts: the City, the West End and the East End.

• London

____ the end of the 11th century, the government of England was based in Westminster.

• At

“Hamlet” was written by ____.

• Shakespeare

Australia is an ___.

• island continent

Great Britain is separated from the continent by ___.

• the English Channel

Great Britain is washed by ___ Atlantic Ocean.  

• the

Halloween is a public holiday ___ on October 31.

• celebrated

Hyde Park, originally ____, is the largest park in London.

•  a royal hunting forest

I saw a lot of ____in the shop.

•  pianos

I thought I would take a look at ___ British Museum.

• the

It's a very old castle. It is one of____ castles in Britain.

• the oldest

Look ___! There is a car coming.

• out

Mukhtar Auezov is famous for his ____.

• novels

The Smithsonian Institution in the USA was ___ in 1846, and it includes their ten museums.

• founded

Stars in the USA flag denote:

• states

The Battle of Stalingrad was the ___.  

• greatest

The British Monarch reigns, but doesn't _____.

• rule

The capital of Scotland is ____.

• Edinburgh

The Congress is situated ___.

• on Capitol Hill

The executive branch is headed by the ___ who is also the head of the country.

• President

The executive departments are ____in Washington.

• located

The largest state in the USA is _____.

• Alaska

The oldest and best known school for boys in Great Britain is ___.

• Eton

The oldest royal residence of the UK is ____.

• Buckingham Palace

The ravens in the Tower of London are taken care of because____.

• of a legend

The school year begins ___the first of September.

• On

The U.S. centre for art and business is ___.

• New York

Washington is situated on the ... in District of Columbia:

• the Potomac River

What is the highest building in Washington?

• Capitol