The description of the characteristics peculiarities of a vocabulary.

THE DOOR OPENED AND A... WOMAN CAME IN. well dressed

The East End is famous for its.........B) factories

The economy of Northern Ireland is closely integrated with... Great Britain

The education for all schoolchildren is....... I)) compulsory

The effect produced on the mind of feelings- impression

THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING IS THE HIGHEST IN THE WORLD. IT HAS... FLOORS. E) one hundred and one

THE ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNIC A FIRST... IN 1775. appeared

THE EVENT... MUCH... IN THE TOWN. B) was/talked about

The evolution of any vocabulary is the object of … Historical Lexicology.

THE FACTORY... BY TWO BROTHERS E) is managed

The first American dictionary of the English language was published by Samuel Johnson

The first known people in Britain were... celts

The first Mrs. Walker had died, when Fran was still a baby.... B) so, she did not remember her real mother at all

The first true English dictionary, compiled by Robert Cawdrey included... 3000words

THE FURNITURE... OUT OF THE ROOM. was takeiv"

The head of the Commonwelth is..: The Queen of Great Britain

The hero of the novel is Griffin, a young gifted scientist. He invents a substance that makes a person invisible and tries it on himself. Wishing to continue his experiments. Griffin comes the quiet provincial town of Iping and stops at a local inn. “The Invisible Man”

The History of American English began… In the 17 th century

The home of most national daily and Sunday newspapers is … Fleet Street

The House of Commons is presided over by: the Speaker

The kind Lexicology which devotes its attention to description of the characteristic peculiarities of a vocabulary is called… Special Lexicology

The kind of Lexicology which deals with the word in its morphological and semantical structures is called..... Descriptive Lexicology

The kind of Lexicology which devotes its attention to description of the characteristic peculiarities of a vocabulary is called – Special Lexicology

The largest division of Great Britain is … England

The largest coal and iron fields in Britain are located in the............ B) Midlands

THE LETTERS...BY SECRETARY YET? have / been typed

The little plump woman… at the window is my aunt.

The living -room is... largest room in our flat the

The Lord Chancellor sits on: Woolsack

The main hero of the text " The TV Blackout" is... Mr. Bufkins

The members of the royal family may visit these championships: Tennis

The morphemes which may occur alone and coincide with word-forms or immutable words are … free morphemes

The most important river in England is... the Thames

The most modern universities are … open

The most popular painter in the Tate Gallery is: Turner

The National Education Act of 1944 provided some stages of education.... Primary, secondary and further

The National Chartist Association was founded in – Manchester

The National Education Act of 1994 provided some stafes of education: Primary, secondary, and further

The National Gallery is situated in …. Trafalgar Square

THE NEWS... ME TODAY. was told

THE NEWS WAS.... Exciting

The news.Yesterday, saw, television, I, on. Yesterday, I saw the news on television.

The next day Guy and Ralph were in the post -office... E) at 4 o'clock

The normal length of the degree course is … years. 3

The Old Town of Edinburgh is situated on the... Castle Rock

The oldest layer is... Indo-European

THE OLYMPIC GAMES... IN 4 YEARS. E) are held

The part of morphemes which is subdivided according to their position is. E) affixes

The phone rang and Mrs. Bufkins heard her sister in Manhattan tell her that there was a blackout. This sentence is from the text: “The TV Blackout” Art Buchwald

The plan of selling pictures.......with ail of us. was successful

The population of Great Britain is over … people 57.000.000

The practice of bodily exercises and of sports athletics

The present ruling arty is the … Party - Conservative

The princess was still smiling, though less easily. She was unused to asking tor things twice. The silence continued, I still thought that it could only a practical joke, and that one of us probably the prince himself - would produce the ring with a laugh. These sentences an- from the text.. E) " The Dinner Party"

The programme of London Working-Men’s Association includede … points. 6

The Ramsays were...D) respectable people

The red liquid of the body. E) blood

The Research Methods used in Lexicology have always been closely connected with... E) the general trends in linguistics

The Research Methods used in Lexicology have always been closely connected with …: The general trends in linguistics

The residence of the Prime Minister is in this street. In Downing street

The river is rich …fish with

The river Tail Hows into... the Bristol Channel

the rock to dry myself. I lay clown

THE ROOM. SHE TURNED ON THE LIGHT. Entering

THE RULES OF THE GAME...TO HIM. A) have not been explained

The rules of the game … to him.

The science of dictionary-compiling is….. Lexicography

The second name of functional affixes is: endings

The second name of Northern Ireland is – Ulster

The Semantic Structure of words depends on... historical and cultural factors

The sentence is from: ‘Oh, yes my tennis racket’, he said looking foolish. He still didn’t look at me… tennis? He asked Marry Ann Do you play

The sentences are from: Roy Williams had come home from abroad to visit his mother and sister and brothers who still remained in his native town, Hopkinsville. He come back very well dressed, but very thin. He wasn’t well. ` Home`

'The Shipwreck"

The sleeve of the boy’s coat ripped, and the boy turned and thrust the knife into the side of the drunkard, feeling t scrape against the ribbone. This sentence is from the text… The Filipino and the drunkard

the smallest girl

The smallest meaningful unit of form is called ...C) morpheme

THE STORY IS VERY.... D) Amusing

THE STORY WAS WELI .....E) Written

The stranger returned I" his room about half passed five in the morning and there he remains until near midday, the blinds down and the door shut. This sentence is from the text... " The Invisible man"

THE STUDENT... TO THE BLACKBOARD. E) was asked

The synonym of the word " lecturer" is... reader

THE TASK WAS... THE TEXT. E) I o translate

The teacher pointed.......our mistakes. out

THE TEACHER SAID TO ME THAT I... MY WORK VERY WELL. had done

The teachers serve -- humanity. E) –

The term " dictionary" is used to denote si book listing,,, words

The term “dictionary” is used to denote a book listing …

The time to choose one job - - out of

the top at

THE TOURISTS WERE SURE THAT THEY... TO THE CAMP BY SUNSET. E) should return

The tourists were sure that they … to the camp by sunset.

The Tower of London is situated in the....... E) City

The Tower of London was used as a.............. prison

The true power belongs to: the House of Commons

The type " sweet-smiling" consists of... an adjective stem and a participle

The USA, the U.N.O are …: abbreviations

The using of' die word " mag" for " magazine" is... a clipping

The using of the word “mag” for “magazine” is …: A clipping

The Welsh call their country... Cimru

The word “loan” means … A borrowed word

The word " Lexicology" came 1'rom... Greek

The word “Whig” means: a Scottish preacher

The word borrowed from Scandinavian is… Husband

The word is studied in several brances of … linguistics

the word or word – combination closest in meaning: resemblance Likeness

The word originated from English is... club

The word peculiar to some districts are called: local dialects

The word Tory means: an Irish highwayman

The words expressing the same notion- synonyms

The words peculiar to some districts arc called... local dialects

The words with contrasted meanings D) antonyms

THE WORK. was finished

THE ВELL.....AND THE GAME STARTED. was rung

The......I explored the entire island and choose a place on a hillside to be my home.E ) second day

Their car was moving …than ours. Faster

THEIR FAMILY HAS... SUPPER LATE IN THE EVENING-

THEIR FAMILY HAS... SUPPER LATE IN THE EVENING: the

Their family has ..supper late in the evening?

THEIR SUPPER, THE BOYS STARTED FOR THE DOOR. Having finished

THEIR SUPPER. THE BOYS STARTED FOR THE DOOR. Having finished

Then he had a job with a night - club.jazz-band in.. Chicago

THEN THE DIFFICULTY... TO THEM. B) was explained

Then the hit me over --- chest when I wasn’t expecting.

There are... parts in Great Britain... 4

There are... Turner's paintings collected in Tate Gallery 300

There are... types of motivation. 3

There are...terms in British educational institutions of higher ed education. 3

There are...terms in British educational institutions of higher education. 6

There are … parts in Great Britain: 4

There are over..........small islands. five hundred

There are.......Houses of Parliament.C)2

There aren’t … fruit at this time of the year. Any

there lived in France two girls who were the very best of friends. Many years ago

There was a bell over the door that rang whenever... entered. E) a customer

There was no reason why the girl...E ) should not believe him

There's nothing the matter with the iron. Утюг в порядке

These sentences are from: Roy Williams had come home from abroad to visit his mother and sister and brother who still remained in his native town. Hopkinsville.. He come back very well dressed, but very thin. He wasn't well. " Home"

These sentences are from: David Balfour, a sixteen-year old boy is on board, a brig bound for America. The brig meets with a violent storm off the coast of Scotland. During the ship wreck that follows David is coast overboard. He cannot swim and is being carried along by the waves and choked until fortunately., he manages to get hold of a floating board. After a desperate struggle he is flung upon the shore. “The Shipwreck”

These bills mark the boundary between Scotland & England: the Cheviots

These companies employ leading.......... .B) producers

These sentences are form: He was a tall, thin man with a face like Mark Twain’s: black eyebrows, a grey moustache, and grey hair. His eyes were dark brown and sad; they seemed not to belong to his face or to the world around him. He had never married and lived quite alone. He never had much money: “Surprise”

These sentences are from: It seemed impossible that I should die on the shores of my own country and within view of men's houses. But the second day passed: and thogh I kept a look out for boats or men, no help came: " the shipwreck"

These sentences are from: Roy Williams had come from abroad…He wasn’t well – Home

These sentences are from the text: Jesse felt ready to weep. He was waiting me for Tom. Tom was his brother – in – law. Jesse knew he looked terrible... The Happiest Man of Earth

These sentences are from: Andrew Manson, a young inexperienced doctor, has come to work in a small miners' town in Wales, His very first case proves to be typhoid. Andrew is terribly anxious, especially when the disease begins to spread. He is at a loss what to do and turns for advice to Philip Denny, a doctor who has been

These sentences are from: David Balfour, a sixteen year old boy is on board, a bring bound for America. The bring meets with a violent storm off the coast of Scotland. During the ship wreck that follows David is coast overboard. He cannot swim and is being carried along by the waves and choked until fortunately, he manages to get hold of a floating board. After a desperate struggle he is flung upon the shore: The shipwreck

These sentences are from: He stopped the car and kissed me. It wasn't the best kind of a kiss, because we were both still wet. " The Boy Next Door"

These sentences are from: In the end we persuaded Miss Lowery to go back home. The three of us then hurried to the ferry, and there I found the price of the ticket to be but a dollar and eighty cents. I bought one, and a red, red rose with a twenty cents for Miss Lowery... No story

These sentences are from: In the street it was very quiet. The trees stood silent in the moonlight. Roy walked under the dry falling leaves towards the centre of the town, breathing in the night air. “Home”

These sentences are from: Jesse felt ready to weep. He was waiting for Tom. Tom was his brother - in - law. Jesse knew he looked terrible. True, they hadn't seen each other for five years; but Tom looked five years older, that was all. He was still Tom. " The Happiest Man on Earth"

These sentences are from: The action takes place in South Africa. Lanny Swart, a young colored man, was sent by his village fork to study in Cape Town. “Return”

These sentences are from: Well, after that everywhere I went, there was Mary Ann with Sladen behind her, like a big dog. I had always played tennis with Sladen whenever the weather wasn’t wet; now I had to look for a partner, and I had to watch him playing with Mary Ann. `The boy next door`

They looked at... hundred of houses

They were along the front in I. Jone’s buildings. Columns

THEY....JUST.... E) have arrived

THEY... APPRECIATE YOUR KINDNESS IN FUTURE. will never be able to

THEY... COME TOMORROW A) Will

THEY..., IF I... SUCH A MISTAKE. will be surprised/ make

They …appreclate yours. Will never be able to.

They …have this picture must

THEY … NOT RUN VERY QUICKLY. E)Could

They had covered 235 kilometers when their car suddenly got out of order.

THEY HAD COVERED 235 KILOMETERS WHIN THEIR CAR SUDDENLY GOT OUT OF ORDER. E) two hundred and thirty - five

They had gathered in treasures of every sort from all over the country and arranged them admirably. The jewel of the show was of course the great Titian. The sentences are from the text …. “Fair of face” They had gathered in treasures of every sort from all over the country and arranged them admirably. The jewel of the show was. of course, the great Titian. These sentences are from the text... " Fair of Face"

THEY HAVE...REALLY GOOD FRIENDS. some

They learn the use.......different educational aids. of

They retain official ties with Great Britain through the Commonwealth. C) The majority of liberated countries

THEY SAY THAT THE WEATHER... FINE TOMORROW. E) will be

They were along the front in I. Jones’s buildings. Columns

They were given no rights after 1649 Peasants

They were very nice people and played a very pleasant game of bridge. The main character of this text is…: Cartwrights

They would pay the author 5 dollar for it…was published. This sentences are from the text - “Martin Eden” by J.London

THEY... IN THE POOL FROM 2 TILL 3. E) will be swimming

THIS FILM IS WORTH.... Seeing.

THIS IS CHURCH...MANY YEAS AGO. E) built

This is the oldest building in London – Westminster Abbey

This king encouraged the arts and culture first King Alfred

This organization promotes knowledge of British culture and literature overseas. D) The British Council

This part of London is called «a square mile»: The City

This part of London is its educational centre... The West End

This part of Scotland is not far from the Arctic Circle: the Highlands.

This part of Wales is more developed. South Wales..

This party mostly consist of workers The labour party

This party wins seats in the Parliament by all means: Welsh Nationalist

This prefix denotes repetition of the action expressed by the the stem - re

This sentence is from the text: Brackett rose and worked over to the counter until they were face to face “The happiest Man of Earth”

This sentence is from: " Oh. yes, my tennis racket", he said looking foolish. He still didn't look at me. ".........tennis? " he asked Merry Ann. Do you play

This sentences are from the text: Brackett rose and worked over to the counter until they were face to face – The happiest man of Earth

This sport determines the class of a sportsman for what is caught: fishing

This town is the capital of Scotland: Edinburgh

This town is the leading industrial centre of Nothern Ireland? Belfast

This variant of English influenced both by British and American English. Canadian

Thoery of Education is one........the main subjects. B)of

tiger, lion, cat, bear, wolf D) cat.

to abandon hope.. Оставить надежду

to be good at a subject. to have good command of a subject

to be laid up with a disease. Слечь от какой-то болезни.

To be loose on smb – to be tight on smb

To check the home work – to go through

to flush. .Краснеть

to get in tempers рассердиться

to glance… Взглянуть

to go in for teaching- заниматься преподаванием (увлечься)

to go in for teaching Заниматься преподаванием(увлечься)

to have no choice: не иметь выбора

to hurt Е)причинять боль

To make the cup run... over

to observe a lesson- учебные пособия

to preserve one’s life: сохранить жизнь

to preserve one's life. Сохранить жизнь

to put questions E) To answer

To remain – to stay

to run across smth Случайно натолкнуться

To shout smb. Down. Перекричать кого-то

to shout smb. down.: перекричать кого-то

to sing A) to render

to smth. Easy. Относиться к чему-то спокойно

to stay awake: бодрствовать

To study the correlation between the vocabulary of two or more languages is the aim of …

to take an appointment with u doctor

to take an examination in English to pass an examination in English

to take an examination in English: to pass an examination in English

To take notes at a lecture on Literature – to make notes at a lecture on literature

to take notes at a lecture on Literature.. to make notesat a lecture on Literature

TO THE THEATRE. SHE SAW THAT THE PERFORMANCE HAD ALREADY BEGUN. D) Coming

to their … on that dangerous voyage. going.

to time one’s pulse. Сосчитать пульс

to time one’s pulse... сосчитать пульс

to wave farewell......smb. to

to write down- to put down

TOM LEFT THE HOUSE. A) Whistling

TOM SAID THAT HE...TO SEE THE DOCTOR THE NEXT DAY. C) would go

Towards morning the train stopped in … an Indian town

Towards the end of a wonderful dinner, when dessert had been brought in and (he servants had left, my uncle leant forward to admire a magnificent diamond ring on the princess's hand. These sentences are from the text... " The Dinner Party"

Try......this grey hat. on

Two days before the close of the exhibition he recived a letter. The main character of the text is.. Ellswoth

The collapse of the imperialist colonial system began { after World War 2}

The derby is the most famous single { sporting event in the world}

The words peculiar to some districts are called { local dialects}

!!!!! T he science of dictionary – compiling is lexicography.

The princess was still smiling, though less easily she saw unused to asking for things twice the silence continued, I still thought that it could only a practical joke, and that one of us probably the prince himself – would produce the ring with a laugh. These sentences are from the text …{the dinner party}

These sentences are from: It seemed impossible that I should die on the shores of my own country and within view of men’s houses but the second day passed; and though I kept a look out for boats or men, no help came {The shipwreck}

The first known people in Britain were(celts)

The climate is more severe in...(Scotland)

The House of Commons ifc presided over by(the Speaker)

The boy kept squeezing politely out of the drunkard's way, hurrying through the crowd, not saying anything and trying his best to be as decent as possible the main character of the text is... (mind the text " Filipino and the drunkard" w saroyan)(Filipino)

The most modern Universities are (open)

The semantic structure of words depends on historical and cultural factors

The american word " apartament" is the synonym of flat

The BBC has...TV channels 2

The abbreviatiation " ad " is for advertisement

The true power belongs to the House of commons

They had gathered in treasures of every sort from all over the country and arranged them admirably the jewel of the show was, of course, the great titian These sentences are from the text... " Fair of face"

These sentences are from: after dinner that evening, I began to read the see wi re thirty- five pages, and as soon as I had read ten of them, it was clear to hud written a masterpiece The surprise

These sentences are from: The action takes place in South Africa lanny swart, young, coloured man, was sent by his village folk to study in Cape town " Return"

These sentences are from: David Balfour, a sixteen- year old boy is on board, a brig bound for america the brig meets with a violent storm off the coast of Scotland during the hip wreck that follows David is coast overboard he cannot swim and is being carried dong by the waves and choked until fortunately, he manages to get hold of a floating

board after a desperate struggle he is flung upon the shore " The Shipwreck"