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Предмет: Английский язык, автор: alia07jk

A few years ago I lost all my money in some business operations. So I decided to go to Lympne and write a play. This unwritten drama was my little reserve for a rainy day. This rainy day had come.
I got a cottage near the sea. The window at which I worked looked over the marsh, but the view on the marsh was beautiful. It was from this window that I first saw Mr. Cavor. He was a short man. He was gesticulating with his hands and often looked at his watch. This happened on my first day in Lympne. Next evening the man reappeared, and again the next evening and almost every evening when there was no rain.
On the fourteenth evening when he appeared I went to the place where he always stopped. “One moment, sir,” said I, “is it your time for exercises?” “Yes, it is. I come here to look at the t”. We talked a little, then wished each other good evening and both went our way.
(After H. G. Wells)
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marsh – болото

I. Complete the statements according to the text.
1. The author wanted to write a play because lie...
I ) needed money.
2) had nothing to do.
3) wanted to open some business.
4) wanted to become famous.
2. The author first saw Mr. Cavor...
I) when it was raining hard.
2) from the window of his study.
3) on his second day in Lympne.
4) when he was walking over the marsh.
3. The author first talked to Mr. Cavor...
1) two weeks later.
2) three days later.
3) after the sunrise.
4) the same day when lie saw him.

II. Choose the correct article.
After our first talk I knew little about Mr. Cavor. But I understood that he was ... serious man.
1) the 2) - 3) a 4) an

III. Choose the correct variant.
The author lost ... money in some business operations.
1) little 2) a little 3) many 4) much

IV. ‘For a rainy day’ means:
1) на случай дождя
2) на всякий случай
3) на черный день
4) на будущее

1 год назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: alia07jk

Charlie Chaplin

This is a story that Chaplin liked to tell about himself. It happened after the great actor had become world famous.
A theatre announced that a competition would be held to see who could act like Charlie Chaplin. Those taking part had to dress like Chaplin, walk like Chaplin and act one of the roles in a Chaplin film.
When Charlie Chaplin heard about the competition he decided, as a joke, to take part in the competition himself. Naturally, he kept his plan a secret from everybody.
When the results of the competition were announced Chaplin said: “1 didn't know whether to feel angry or only surprised. I didn't win the first prize. But after thinking about it, I decided that it would be best to laugh.”

I. Complete the statements according to the text.
1. This is a story which...
1) Chaplin was fond of telling.
2) is written by Chaplin's friend.
3) was announced at the competition.
4) happened before Chaplin had become world famous.
2. People who took part in the competition had to...
1) sing songs.
2) keep it a secret.
3) imitate Chaplin's manners.
4) dance.
3. When the results of the competition were announced Chaplin learnt that...
1) his new film was a success.
2) lie had won the first prize.
3) lie had not won the first prize.
4) he had won the second prize.
4. When Chaplin learnt the news lie decided...
1) to be angry.
2) to keep it a secret.
3) to tell everybody about it.
4) to laugh.

II. Find the wrong sentence.
1) Chaplin didn't take pail in the competition.
2) Chaplin didn't allow to hold this competition.
3) Chaplin didn't know about the competition.
4) Chaplin didn't tell anybody about his plans.

III. Choose the synonym to the underlined word.
Those taking part had to dress like Chaplin, walk like Chaplin and act one of the roles in a Chaplin film.
1) play
2) picture
3) cinema
4) performance

1 год назад

Предмет: Английский язык, автор: alia07jk

The phonograph was invented quite by accident. In 1876 Thomas Edison moved to Menlo Park, New Jersey, where he established an industrial research laboratory. There Edison worked on a carbon telephone transmitter to improve the existing Bell system.
In that laboratory a year later Edison invented the phonograph while trying to improve a telegraph repeater.
He attached a telephone diaphragm to the needle in the telegraph repeater to produce a recording that could be played back. After some improvements to the machine he recited “Marry Had a Little Lamb” and played the recognizable reproduction of his voice back to the astonished audience.
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phonograph – фонограф
carbon transmitter – микрофон с угольным электродом
diaphragm – мембрана

I. Choose the title to the text.
1) Thomas Edison's research laboratory
2) Improvements in the Telephone and Telegraph
3) The history of Menlo Park
4) A Surprise Invention

II. Complete the statements according to the text.
1. File invention of the phonograph ...
I) was quite unplanned.
2) was Edison's principle project.
3) was surprising to no one. 4) took many years.
2. The phonograph was made ...
1) with a telephone needle and a recorder.
2) from only a telephone diaphragm.
3) with only a telegraph repeater.
4) from a combination of telephone and telegraph parts.
3. After Edison made improvements to the machine, he ...
1) made the reproduction of his voice recognizable.
2) used a carbon transmitter.
3) read a children's rhyme.
4) reproduced the audience's voice.

III. Find the sentence with the verb in the Past Indefinite Passive.
1) A year later Edison invented the phonograph while trying to improve a telegraph repeater.
2) There Edison worked on a carbon telephone transmitter to improve the existing Bell system.
3) The phonograph was invented quite by accident.
4) He recited “Many Had a Little Lamb”.

IV. Choose the synonym to tile underlined word.
He played the recognizable reproduction of his voice back to the astonished audience.
1) frightened
2) amazed
3) irritated
4) tired

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