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A brief quote (less than thirty seconds) used in TV or radio news broadcasts is called …

A building or room where pictures and sculpture are exhibited is …

A class in which a tutor gives intensive instruction in some subject to an individual student or a small group of students is called a …

A collection of exhibits arranged outside is …

A comprehensive school provides an all-round education for

A concurrent disease that aggravates the original disease is called a …

A dealer in medical drugs is called …

A degree course normally takes

A doctor examined him thoroughly and took his …

A document conferring some power, privilege and honor is called a …

A drugstore is a …

A film especially intended to arouse fear is a …

A group of musicians is a …

A hymn is …

A less important part, not the leading one, is called a …

A long fictional narration in prose is a

A minicomputer with a visual display is a…

A motion picture consisting of a sequence of drawings is called an …

A musical, dramatic or other entertainment is called a …

A national television company that produces or sponsors programmes that are broadcast by affiliated stations in different cities is called …

A new or little known university, built in the beginning of the century, emphasizing technical subjects rather than the classics, partially supported by government funds is called

A notice or display in a public place about a product, store or event that should make you want to buy, visit or attend is called…

A part where the actor simply appears on the stage, but does not speak is called a …

A patient who is staying in a hospital is an …

A pay TV system in which a station’s signal is received through a wire (a cable) instead of through the air is called…

A performance given by an individual musician or a small group is called …

A person (esp. boxer, athlete) that has defeated, or been judged superior to, all competitors is a …

A person graduating from a University (a college) is called a …

A person must be treated in order to be …

A person under medical treatment is called …

A person who checks stories for mistakes and also makes them longer or shorter if necessary is called …

A person who chooses photographs, maps and illustrations is …

A person who controls international news (and the journalists who report it) is …

A person who controls national or ‘home’ news (and the journalists who report it) is …

A person who controls the paper’s visual style, its typefaces, the size of headlines, where to put photos, etc is …

A person who follows a play in progress from the book, repeating missed cues and supplying actors with forgotten lines is a …

A person who introduces artists in a show is called …

A person who is in charge of sales is called …

A person who is in overall charge of the newspaper and what it prints is …

A person who makes metal ‘plates’ of the completed paper is …

A person who prepares somebody else’s writings for a publisher is called …

A person who sells space in the paper to people who want to advertise goods and services is called …

A person who supports with money, gifts, efforts or endorsement an artist, writer, museum or the like is called a …

A person who turns sub-edited text into type is…

A person, usually woman, charged with or trained for care of the sick is called a …

A physician who specializes in surgery is a …

A piece of writing that gives the views of the editors on events, etc, is called …

A piece of writing, complete in itself, in a newspaper, magazine, etc, is called …

A play broadcast in parts, or instalments is called …

A profession concerned with organising collections of books in libraries and servicing them to readers is called

A profession concerned with organising collections of books in libraries and servicing them to readers is called

A publication with a paper cover containing articles, stories, illustrations and advertising is called …

A rehearsal of a play in costume and with scenery is a …

A rental (circulating) library is also called a

A representation of inanimate objects, as a painting of a bowl of fruit, is called a …

A representative body composed chiefly of students chosen by their classmates to organise social and extracurricular activities and to participate in the government of a school or college is called a

A room set aside for reading, as in a library is a

A serious injury or a heart attack can cause a victim to go into …

A short, concise news broadcast is called …

A sickness that many people in one region have is

A single enactment of a play is called a …

A sound technician in a TV studio is a …

A style of figurative painting, developed in the U.S. and current in the early 60’s, characterised by magnified forms and images derived from such commercial art genres as comic strips and advertising posters is called …

A sum of money paid for schooling is called a …

A system of hi-tech wires, which provides more channels at a price is called …

A talented child has …

A television broadcast is called …

A television station is called …

A type of popular symphony concert in Britain, which takes place every evening for a season during the summer, and where many of the audience stand and the atmosphere is very informal is called a ...

A university should be a place of light, of liberty and of … (Benjamin Disraely)

A very popular record is a …

A vision technician in a TV studio is a …

Admission to the Open University is by

After completing the 4-year college course and graduating as a Bachelor one can proceed to research, or to a professional “university” course and seek a

After one day in bed a whole range of bodily functions begin to

All English universities except Oxford and Cambridge are fairly

All schooling in the Soviet Union was …

All the copies (of a newspaper, book, etc) printed for sale at the same time or from the same type are called …

All the technical and production people meet to discuss the running order and try to solve as many problems as possible in advance at the …

Almost all American schools are coeducational, they are

American football is the most popular sport in the ...

Among the popular indoor sports in England are table-tennis, billiards and

An advertisement on TV and radio is called …

An approach to radio programming in which a station's management gives the DJ complete control over program content is called a …

An enclosed athletic ground with tiers of seats for spectators is a …

An institution for care of the sick or wounded is called a …

An institution for teaching and learning is called a …

An off-camera device for unrolling a magnified script so that it is visible to the performers or speakers on television programme is called a …

An official, responsible for assisting teachers and students in public schools is called a

An ornamental vessel as prize for race or other contest is a …

Ann felt sharp …

Answer the question. Has the Speaker the right to vote?

Answer the question. Which is not the aim of the Opposition?

Answer the question: How many kilos a head per annum do the British drink tea?

Answer the question: In what order did these hames become popular?

Answer the question: Which is the kitchen utensil?

Answer the question: Which is the kitchen utensil?

Answer the question: Who does this quotation belong to? ‘If you are cold, tea will warm you, if you are heated it will cool you, if you depressed it will cheer you up, if you are excited it will calm you.’

Answer the questions. Where do Democrats sit in the Senate?

At lending library you may

At the age of 17 most students in England take

Autocue is a kind of …

BBC stands for …

Because TV time costs so much, actors (and/or presenters) rehearse away from the studio itself. Such rehearsals are called …

Before having your tooth filled, a dentist may give you …

CBS is one of the American …

CNN stands for …

Chaplin’s voice was good, but he didn’t really want to work in the …

Choose the English equivalent of the phrase 'увлажняющий крем'

Choose the English equivalent of the word 'пилочка для ногтей'

Choose the English equivalent of the word 'румяна'

Choose the Russian equivalent of the word 'an amp lifier'

Choose the Russian equivalent of the word 'an immersible heater'

Choose the Russian equivalent of the word 'o load'.

Choose the Russian equivalent of the word 'to starch'

Choose the best answer. After all that walking my legs were so ___ that I could hardly bend them.

Choose the best answer. After you’ve eaten those sweets, make sure you throw ___ in the bin.

Choose the best answer. Alex had no ___ of winning pancake race because he had no training.

Choose the best answer. Anna used the ___ of cloth to make a patch work quilt.

Choose the best answer. At first they thought the painting was an original, but it turned out to be a(n) ___ fake.

Choose the best answer. Be careful not to ___ your finger with that needle.

Choose the best answer. Be careful skating on that pond - the ice might ___ .

Choose the best answer. Before I go on holiday, I always go to the travel agent’s and pick up lots of ___ .

Choose the best answer. Everybody ___ at the famous model as she got out of the car.

Choose the best answer. Foreign holidays don’t really ___ to me.

Choose the best answer. Harry ___ an amazing magic trick for us.

Choose the best answer. Have you got the ___ for your mother’s chocolate cake?

Choose the best answer. He was so interested in his book that he didn’t ___ her enter the room.

Choose the best answer. I ___ you bring some sandwiches with you tomorrow because we’ll go on a picnic.

Choose the best answer. I decided to turn over a new ___; I gave up smoking and joined a gym.

Choose the best answer. I don’t know where we’re going tonight, but I’ll ___ you at 8.00 and then we’ll decide.

Choose the best answer. I remember the amazing mountain ___ from my holiday in the US.

Choose the best answer. I was ___ in to going to this Chinese restaurant after being told that it serves my favourite dishes.

Choose the best answer. If you want to become a professional pianist, you need to ___ every day.

Choose the best answer. In the quiet months, owners of holiday apartments ___ them at a cheaper rate.

Choose the best answer. It was a fine autumn day; the sun was shining and the leaves were ___ in the wind.

Choose the best answer. I’m really hungry, can I have a third ___?

Choose the best answer. I’ve not to go to the restaurant. Can you ___ my reservation please?

Choose the best answer. John ___ after his father, he is also fond of tennis.

Choose the best answer. Mary was very ___ about her figure and was always on a diet.

Choose the best answer. My headmaster made a ___ at his retirement party.

Choose the best answer. Our family was ___ most of the night because of the noisy party going on in the flat above us.

Choose the best answer. Ruth is a very ___ person who enjoys going to parties.

Choose the best answer. Sarah’s party was quite a(n) ___ with lots of food and all-night dancing.

Choose the best answer. She is ___ to be an expert on computers.

Choose the best answer. She spent a great ___ of time planning her holiday.

Choose the best answer. That scene in the horror film was so scary that it sent a ___ down my spine.

Choose the best answer. The Brouns are going to spend this week-end in a charming 250-year-old ___ in the country.

Choose the best answer. The Mona Lisa is a ___ painting.

Choose the best answer. The Queen Elizabeth II attended the award ___.

Choose the best answer. The ___ of the main dish was delicious, the chef of this restaurant is really a talented cook.

Choose the best answer. The ___ of the movie in the newspaper was favourable, so I went to see it last night.

Choose the best answer. The ___ of the roses Mrs Grand grows was beautiful.

Choose the best answer. The ___ of this part of the USA is very mountainous.

Choose the best answer. The bad weather ___ our party yesterday.

Choose the best answer. The champion American runner ___ the 100 m race last night.

Choose the best answer. The cinema is right on the corner - you can’t ___ it.

Choose the best answer. The comediant’s ___ of the President wasn’t very convincing.

Choose the best answer. The helpful girl ___ the tourist to the museum.

Choose the best answer. The island’s ___ had never seen white men before.

Choose the best answer. The light in the restaurant was so ___ I could’t see the food!

Choose the best answer. The members of my family always ___ together at my grandmother’s house for Christmas.

Choose the best answer. The play was well received by the ___.

Choose the best answer. The sun is too hot - let's sit in the ___ .

Choose the best answer. There are many small brown ___ on the beach.

Choose the best answer. This painting is ___; this not a real Picasso.

Choose the best answer. This pop group has many ___ fans.

Choose the best answer. We ___ a blanket on the ground to sit on during the picnic.

Choose the best answer. We all sat round the ___ fire waching it dying out.

Choose the best answer. We are going to spend our holiday in a small town on the south ___ of England.

Choose the best answer. We were held ___ for five hours in heavy traffic on our way to Wales.

Choose the best answer. We’ll make a snowman tomorrow unless the snow ___.

Choose the best answer. When the singer came on stage the audience gave her a(n) ___ welcome.

Choose the best answer. When we started our journey there wasn’t a cloud in the sky, the weather was ___ and sunny.

Choose the best answer. Whenever we go to this French restaurant we always have a three - ___ meal.

Choose the best answer. ___ arrivals to the theatre will be refused entry until the interval.

Choose the best answer: I hate … oranges. I usually get my wife to do it for me since she has long nails.

Choose the best answer: The inside of an apple is called the …

Choose the correct answer To’ steer’ is ___.

Choose the correct answer. 'Black Rod' is responsable for ___

Choose the correct answer. A (n) ___ is a plan of a journey, which includes the route, places to visit, and so on.

Choose the correct answer. A British driving licence is valid until the driver’s ___ birthday.

Choose the correct answer. A PIN number is under a ___ panel on the phonecard.

Choose the correct answer. A Young Persons Rail card is valid in (on) ___ .

Choose the correct answer. A Young Persons Railcard in the UK costs ___.

Choose the correct answer. A ___ is a holiday which includes travel, hotels, meals, etc. It is usually planned and people travel in fairly large groups.

Choose the correct answer. A ___ is a place where a road and a railway line cross each other. It’s usually protected by gates or a barrier that shuts off the road while the train passes.

Choose the correct answer. A ___ is a place where roads join.

Choose the correct answer. A ___ is a road that takes traffic round the edge of a town rather than through its center.

Choose the correct answer. A ___ is a space next to a main road where you can park your car out of the way of the other traffic.

Choose the correct answer. A ___ is a special route arranged for traffic when the normal route cannot be used.

Choose the correct answer. A larger number of peers support ___

Choose the correct answer. A lot of people in America complain about ___.

Choose the correct answer. A ‘Compulsory stop’ - buses always stop here unless ___.

Choose the correct answer. A ’journey ’ is___.

Choose the correct answer. A(n) ___ is a road which goes underneath another road or a railway line.

Choose the correct answer. After a short wait Mary’s suitcases finally appeared on the ___.

Choose the correct answer. All postal districts became part of a___

Choose the correct answer. Americans celebrate Thanksgiving Day on ___.

Choose the correct answer. Americans celebrate Washington’s Birthday on ___.

Choose the correct answer. Americans honour American soldiers killed in war on ___.

Choose the correct answer. An attraction for those visitors who enjoy a colourful if rather noisy spectacle is ___.

Choose the correct answer. Ann had to pay adult ___ on the bus because she was 18.

Choose the correct answer. At midnight on New Year people sing ___ .

Choose the correct answer. BCC (in the Internet) means ___

Choose the correct answer. Because there was a ___ of petrol we could only buy 5 liters at a time.

Choose the correct answer. Before you are going on a holiday, you should read a lot of different ___ which you get from the local travel agency.

Choose the correct answer. Before you come to the departure (1)___ you have to go through a security (2)___ where your bag is X-rayed.

Choose the correct answer. Columbus Day celebrates Christopher Columbus’s arrival in America in ___.

Choose the correct answer. Columbus was a son of a ___.

Choose the correct answer. Cypus Field and other businessmen wanted to try to lay the cable on the floor of ___

Choose the correct answer. Did you enjoy your weekend ___ to the seaside?

Choose the correct answer. Don’t cross ___ any parked cars.

Choose the correct answer. During the mid-morning most people ___ in some light activity such as gardening and washing the car.

Choose the correct answer. During winter Americans take short vacations to places with warm climates, ___ Florida.

Choose the correct answer. Edinburgh International Festival was inaugurated in ___.

Choose the correct answer. Fax is the abbreviation for ___

Choose the correct answer. Fax was invented in ___

Choose the correct answer. For many English families Sunday begins with the traditional ___

Choose the correct answer. For our holiday we will ___ a yacht and sail to the Caribbean islands.

Choose the correct answer. From ___ until the Civil War, the US was the leading maritime nation.

Choose the correct answer. Give the definition to "a device used to send and receive copies of documents".

Choose the correct answer. Give the definition to "a machine which records telephone messages when you are out".

Choose the correct answer. Give the definition to "the system of connected computers people all over the world communicate"

Choose the correct answer. Give the definition to 'a computer which is used, as a typewriter to write letters and documents'.

Choose the correct answer. Give the right definition. Break is ___.

Choose the correct answer. Give the right definition. Trip is ___.

Choose the correct answer. Give the right definition. Voyage is ___.

Choose the correct answer. HTML is ___

Choose the correct answer. Have you got coins for the ___? - Enough to stay here for an hour, anyway.

Choose the correct answer. He got stuck on the ___ half-way across the road.

Choose the correct answer. Heathrow is situated about ___ km to the ___ from the center of London.

Choose the correct answer. Hyde Park Corner shares with ___ the honour of being the gathering place for many meetings.

Choose the correct answer. I can’t ___ to buy that expensive sport car.

Choose the correct answer. If you are 26 or over, you will need proof that ___ ___ when you get a Young Persons Railcard.

Choose the correct answer. If you have got a lot of luggage, you should take a ___ to bring it to the carriage.

Choose the correct answer. If you have nothing to declare you may just go though the ___ section of the Customs.

Choose the correct answer. If you need help making the right decision about your journey, just ask ___ for advice.

Choose the correct answer. If you want a Young Persons Railcard, stations and agents won’t accept ___.

Choose the correct answer. In 1492 Columbus sailed west with three small ships ___.

Choose the correct answer. In America if you have an appointment you ___.

Choose the correct answer. In ___ one of the first British settlements in America was established in Massachusetts.

Choose the correct answer. In ___ two English scientists sent a message by electric telegraph from Camden Town to Euston.

Choose the correct answer. In a compartment you can put your suitcase on a ___.

Choose the correct answer. In order to rent a car in the US, you have to have a ___ or you may have to pay a very high deposit on the car.

Choose the correct answer. In some towns pedestrian can use a ___ to go under a busy road.

Choose the correct answer. It is difficult to ___ the difference between the two cars; they are almost identical.

Choose the correct answer. It's a long-standing tradition that the Monarch never enters ___

Choose the correct answer. It’s usual to bring ___ to eat with the broken eggs, and sometimes these are rolled as well.

Choose the correct answer. I’d love to go on a world 1) ___. Unfortunately, I don’t think I ever will because I get 2) ___ very easily.

Choose the correct answer. I’m going to London for a weekend and I have one small suitcase to ___.

Choose the correct answer. John stupidly ___ one of his suitcases behind in his hurry to catch the plane.

Choose the correct answer. Kill file is ___

Choose the correct answer. Look all around ___ you cross the street.

Choose the correct answer. Maine and Georgia had been joined together by a single route by ___ .

Choose the correct answer. Margaret Thatcher was Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990. She was the first woman Prime Minister ___

Choose the correct answer. May Day falles on ___.

Choose the correct answer. Miss Brown has only a shoulder-bag and it will go as ___

Choose the correct answer. Mobile phone has a drawback, it is ___

Choose the correct answer. Most trains in the USA are operated by ___ - the national railroad corporation.

Choose the correct answer. Mr. Jones is a famous writer. At the moment he is writing a book about his ___ in South America.

Choose the correct answer. New Post Office phonecards are available for ___

Choose the correct answer. New Year is the traditional time for making ___ .

Choose the correct answer. New York City has two international airports: ___.

Choose the correct answer. Night buses must be ___ as with a normal request stop.

Choose the correct answer. On New Year’s Day the New Year ___ is published in the newspapers.

Choose the correct answer. On Stansted Express you can see friendly, ___ staff.

Choose the correct answer. On a train just before you arrive at your (1)___, the (2)___ will be removed by the conductor.

Choose the correct answer. PIN is ___

Choose the correct answer. People celebrate Labour Day on ___.

Choose the correct answer. People driving fast cars on motorways try to stay in the ___ as much as possible.

Choose the correct answer. Perharps the two most American of the holidays are ___.

Choose the correct answer. Postal district is ___ given as a combination of letters and figures.

Choose the correct answer. RFD in the USA is ___

Choose the correct answer. Samuel Morse invented ___ that used dots and dashes for the letters of the alphabet.

Choose the correct answer. Since I live on the (1)___, I have a long (2)___ into town every day.

Choose the correct answer. Since the main road was closed, we decided to take an alternative ___.

Choose the correct answer. Special express trains called ‘Metroliners’ travel between ___.

Choose the correct answer. Ten minutes after the train had left the station, the (1)___ came around to check people’s (2)___

Choose the correct answer. The British Airways girl asked Jane if she would like to have ___ or a window seat.

Choose the correct answer. The British Airways girl gave Mr. Smith (1)___ and wished him a pleasant (2)___.

Choose the correct answer. The Browns arrived quite early at Gatwick airport and could (1)___ for their flight straight (2)___ .

Choose the correct answer. The Guy Fawkes Carnival is held in many counties and is noted for the many thousands of ___.

Choose the correct answer. The ___ is the area at the side of a motorway where you are allowed to stop if your car has broken down.

Choose the correct answer. The ___ is the narrow piece of ground at the side of a road which is usually covered with grass.

Choose the correct answer. The average train speed in the USA is ___ .

Choose the correct answer. The driver had to (1)___ quickly to avoid (2)___ .

Choose the correct answer. The first commercially successful steamboat in the world was Robert Fulton’s ___, which appeared on the Hudson River in New York in 1807.

Choose the correct answer. The first transatlantic message was sent from Newfoundland to ___

Choose the correct answer. The fog(1) ___ the plane from(2) ___.

Choose the correct answer. The late Summer Bank Holiday comes on ___.

Choose the correct answer. The most famous celebration of New Year is in London ___ .

Choose the correct answer. The safest way to cross a busy road is to use the ___ .

Choose the correct answer. The speed limit on all highways in the US is ___ miles per hour unless otherwise posted.

Choose the correct answer. The term “Bank holiday” dates back to the ___.

Choose the correct answer. The three holidays which were first observed in the US are ___.

Choose the correct answer. The weight of mail in the USA is measured in ___

Choose the correct answer. There are 3 airports in London: ___.

Choose the correct answer. There are ___ key parts to the new structure of public bodies in the railway in Great Britain.

Choose the correct answer. There are ___ overnight mail services in the USA.

Choose the correct answer. There are ___ public holidays in Great Britain.

Choose the correct answer. There are about (1)___ principal theatres in professional use in (2)___ and some (3)___ in the suburbs.

Choose the correct answer. There are two airports in Chicago: ___.

Choose the correct answer. There’s still speculation that one day they will (1)___, the Titanic from the sea (2)___ .

Choose the correct answer. Though we test drove a number of ___ types of car, we finally bought the cheapest one.

Choose the correct answer. To ’announce’ is ___

Choose the correct answer. To ’fine’ is ___.

Choose the correct answer. To’ drive’ is ___.

Choose the correct answer. Traditional foods prepared for the Feast on Cristmas and Thanksgiving are ___.

Choose the correct answer. Traffic wardens in London were introduced in ___ to control parking.

Choose the correct answer. Train arrivals may be announced (1)___ a (2)___ .

Choose the correct answer. Two centures ago this little corner of London's largest park used to be a favourite place for ___ .

Choose the correct answer. UPS in the USA stands for ___

Choose the correct answer. Using the Post Office phonecard you only pay for ___

Choose the correct answer. We were held (1)___ for 3 hours in (2)___ traffic.

Choose the correct answer. What authority doesn't the Speaker have?

Choose the correct answer. What is 'American Plan'? It is ___.

Choose the correct answer. What is 'Continental Plan'? It is ___.

Choose the correct answer. What is 'Demi-pension'? It is ___.

Choose the correct answer. What is 'European Plan'? It is ___.

Choose the correct answer. What kind of train ticket doesn’t exist in the UK?

Choose the correct answer. What's the golden rule in all correspondence?

Choose the correct answer. When Americans take car trips, they don’t usually ___.

Choose the correct answer. When an MP dies ___

Choose the correct answer. When you buy gas in the US, you tell the (1) ___ whether you want (2) ___, (3) ___ or (4)___ gas.

Choose the correct answer. When you find a safe place, ___ and wait at the side of the pavement.

Choose the correct answer. When you use the Network Railcard to purchase adult tickets for weekday travel, a minimum fare of ___ will apply.

Choose the correct answer. You can find the information about departures at a ___.

Choose the correct answer. You can smell the delicious aroma of ___ early in the morning in an English house.

Choose the correct answer. You can use a Young Person Railcard to buy through tickets on many ___.

Choose the correct answer. You can use a phone card ___ all mobile phones.

Choose the correct answer. You leave or enter a motorway by a ___ .

Choose the correct answer. You need a ___ to be able to park your car here.

Choose the correct answer. You should avoid lined paper, because ___

Choose the correct answer. You won’t need to show a ___ as a proof of your age when you get a Young Persons Railcard.

Choose the correct answer. ___ became a legendary figure for his beautiful designs and fast ships.

Choose the correct answer. ___ holidaytime, many people fly to other cities to visit friends.

Choose the correct answer. ___ is a comparatively new way of travelling which gives one a chance to see much without spending anything.

Choose the correct answer. ___ is a demand that you come to count.

Choose the correct answer. ___ is a notice of arrest for a traffic violation.

Choose the correct answer. ___ is a traditional Easter pastime flourishes in many parts of Great Britain.

Choose the correct answer. ___ is one of the most heavily used highways in the US.

Choose the correct answer. ___ is responsible for the regulation of the monopoly and dominant elements of the rail industry.

Choose the correct answer. ___ like to operate in crowds, so keep your property safe.

Choose the correct answer. ___ must take something to eat as well as to drink.

Choose the correct answer. ___ sailed from Bristol on his expeditions to Newfoundland and Greenland.

Choose the correct answer. ___ sets the overall strategic vision, brings together passenger and freight interests and ensures that passenger services, etc, are controlled in a way that provides better value.

Choose the correct answer. ___ two miners cut through the last few centimeters of chalk separating the UK from mainland Europe.

Choose the correct answer. ___ which performes in the London Coliseum gives seasons of opera and operetta in English

Choose the correct answer. ___, completed in 1959, enabled ocean-going ships from the Atlantic to reach all the ports of the Great Lakes.

Choose the correct answer. ‘A stop’ is ___.

Choose the correct answer. ‘Can you get something to drink on the train?’ ‘Sorry, sir, there’s no ___ on this service, I’m afraid.’

Choose the correct answer: STD is ___

Choose the correct answer: The first telephone exchange was established in ___

Choose the correct answer: The telephone was invented by ___

Choose the correct item. "___ me help you choose the best leather coat,' shopassistant said.

Choose the correct item. At the camerashop Alex wrote a ___ £ 100.

Choose the correct item. I bought a ___ of grapes at the fruit market today.

Choose the correct item. I tried ___ a skirt when I was shopping but I didn't buy it because it was too big.

Choose the correct item. I tried to get exactly the same colour, but I'm afraid it doesn't ___ your skirt at all.

Choose the correct item. I was hungry after University so I had to have a ___ to eat at a deli.

Choose the correct item. It's difficult to ___ the difference between the two cameras; they are almost identical.

Choose the correct item. She was taken by ___ when her husband gave her an expensive necklace for her birthday.

Choose the correct item. The ___ of the main dish was delicious; Mary is really a talented cook.

Choose the correct item. Though we tested a number of ___ types of washing machine, we finally bought the cheapest one

Choose the correct item. Tim ___ his money on frivolous items which he doesn't really need

Choose the correct translation. 'transferred-charge call' is ___

Choose the correct variant The 'Whigs' is a nickname of ___

Choose the correct variant. In the UK governements are elected in ___

Choose the correct variant. The 'Tories' is a nickname of ___

Choose the correct variant: The first telephone line was built in 1) ___ in 2) ___

Choose the correct variants. The Senate is composed of 1) ___ members, who are elected for a term of 2) ___ years.

Choose the correct word. A computer also makes it much easier to ___ any discount.

Choose the correct word. At the end of their stay guests ___ at the reception.

Choose the correct word. During their stay at a hotel, guests will ___ charges for the services they use in the hotel.

Choose the correct word. Guests may ___ a charge if they disagree with it.

Choose the correct word. Guests usually wish to see exactly what they are paying for, so the hotel should ___ the bill to show each item separately.

Choose the correct word. Guests will be very unhappy if the hotel ___ them and asks them to pay more.

Choose the correct word. If food is attractively displayed, customers will be ___ to buy.

Choose the correct word. In order to avoid problems the receptionist should ___ with the other departments in the hotel.

Choose the correct word. Most hotels ask guests who are leaving to ___ their rooms before lunchtime.

Choose the correct word. One way to find out about your customers, their needs and how much money they are willing to spend is to ask them to complete a(n) ___.

Choose the correct word. Some hotels ___ a luggage pass to show that payment has been received and the guest is free to leave.

Choose the correct word. The receptionist will ___ any valuables which have been deposited for safe keeping.

Choose the correct word. The receptionist will ask the guests to ___ their bills before leaving the hotel.

Choose the correct word. To be successful the hotel must ___ the needs of the customer.

Choose the correct word: To cook gently in water without boiling is …

Choose the proper answer. The Social Democratic Party was inspired by ___

Choose the proper answer. Where have the Labour Partys electoral strongholds traditionally been?

Choose the proper date. The Constitution of the USA was adopted on ___

Choose the right answer. The Conservative Party was formed by ___

Choose the right article: But if you are concerned about air pollution, there is ___ free and easy to use service that allows you to check levels in your area.

Choose the right article: Defra provides ___ detailed and easy-to-understand information on air pollution, completely free of charge.

Choose the right article: The air is certainly a lot cleaner today than in ___ days of the smogs of the 1950's.

Choose the right article: These days, ___ many people are concerned about air pollution and whether it might affect their health.

Choose the right article: This information can be particularly important to people with medical conditions which ___ air pollution may make worse.

Choose the right article: ___ Government and the devolved administrations' Air Pollution Information Service is managed by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra).

Choose the right article: ___ fact is that most of the time, air pollution levels are low.

Choose the right conjunction: At the same time, rural England is a place ___ people live, and rural residents have similar concerns about work, education, health and crime as have people in urban areas have.

Choose the right conjunction: England Rural Development Programme (ERDP) is already proving its value, ___ inevitably the foot and mouth disease outbreak affected what could be achieved in 2001.

Choose the right conjunction: The greenhouse effect is a naturally-occurring phenomenon without ___ the Earth would be about 30° C colder.

Choose the right conjunction: The other members of the review group have been Edward Walker-Arnott, ___ is a former senior partner of Herbert Smith, solicitors, and is currently a Governor of the Wellcome Trust.

Choose the right conjunction: ___ of the absence of the greenhouse effect, the Earth would be clod and life would be impossible.

Choose the right conjunction: ___ the Trust's Council has done a marvellous job over the years, the requirements of a modern charity trustee body simply cannot be met by a group of 52 people.

Choose the right conjunction: ___ the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation there is a massive increase in the amount of carbon-dioxide released into the atmosphere.

Choose the right conjunction: ___ there is no room for complacency, our export markets are re-opening and we have relaxed animal movements.

Choose the right explanation of the idiom 'to split hairs' Stop splitting hairs; you're looking for differences. Where there aren't any.'

Choose the right form of the Participle: England and Wales are unique in ___ on the private sector to own and deliver this essential service and meet environmental, economic and social objectives together.

Choose the right form of the Participle: Our water industry is lead by example at an international level by ___ market-based mechanisms to achieve fair pricing for consumers and business and high environmental standards.

Choose the right form of the Participle: Over the last five years, one-and a-half million households have been removed from this category of ___ more than 10 per cent of income on heating.

Choose the right form of the Participle: The work of the Carbon Trust, ___ by DEFRA will become increasingly important.

Choose the right form of the Participle: The work of the Carbon Trust, funded by DEFRA will become increasingly important in ___ business and the public sector towards low carbon energy solutions.

Choose the right form of the Participle: There are potentially enormous financial and carbon savings to be ___ from energy efficiency across the UK economy.

Choose the right form of the Participle: We have set out a range of possible measures to get the Combined Heat and Power industry ___ again.

Choose the right form of the Participle: We need new policies to stop waste ___ in the first place, to increase recycling, to find new markets for recycled products and to develop new disposal technologies.

Choose the right pronoun: John told us about ___ garden.

Choose the right pronoun: Mr Black invited us to see ___ new organic garden and we accepted the invitation.

Choose the right pronoun: The Smiths decided to divide ___ garden into a kitchen garden and a fruit garden.

Choose the right pronoun: There are many trees there and ___ leaves turn it in a nice cool place in a sunny day.

Choose the right pronoun: We did a landscape designing of ___ garden last year.

Choose the right translation of the sentence: 'Мне надо лишь немного подстричь волосы.'

Choose the right translation of the sentence: 'Мне надо подстричь волосы'

Choose the right translation of the sentence: 'У вас имеются эти туфли другого размера?'

Choose the right translation of the sentence: 'У меня 50 размер одежды.'

Choose the right verb form: Agriculture ___ always unimportant for British economy.

Choose the right verb form: At the economy lecture we were told that last century the belt structure ___ its importance.

Choose the right verb form: During the excursion I learnt that the creamery ___ by specialists to determine the location of original equipment.

Choose the right verb form: For centuries the Northwest of England ___ as a centre of textile manufacturing.

Choose the right verb form: He also explains that there ___ four main elements of a workshop: the workbench, the tools, the supplies and the organization.

Choose the right verb form: I heard an old farm house ___ .

Choose the right verb form: I read in a newspaper that the historic farm house ___ of creamery, ice house, mill and silo.

Choose the right verb form: I read in a newspaper, that canned foods high in vitamin A and related carotenes, such as carrots, sweet potatoes, and pumpkin, ___ the body's cells.

Choose the right verb form: I read in a newspaper, that canned salmon ___ higher in calcium than fresh or frozen salmon.

Choose the right verb form: I read in a newspaper, that recent studies ___ that canned foods were just as nutritional, if not moreso, than fresh foods.

Choose the right verb form: I read in a newspaper, that some foodies ___ down their noses at commercially-canned foods.

Choose the right verb form: I read in a newspaper, that they ___ also be a lifesaver for those with little time to cook a nutritious meal.

Choose the right verb form: In a TV show a man told how to install a good workshop. He said that with the proper planning almost any amount of space ___ into a useable workspace.

Choose the right verb form: In a TV show a man told how to install a good workshop. He said that, a good workshop ___ like a good story.

Choose the right verb form: My friend told me that he ___ a historic farm house.

Choose the right verb form: Recently the traditional heavy industries like coal mining, iron and steal production ___ more and more unimportant.

Choose the right verb form: ___ (we) a pergola in that corner of the house.

Choose the right verb form: ___ more climbers next year!

Choose the right verb form: ___ sure to examine canned foods before consuming!

Choose the right word. I can't ___ to buy that expensive sportswear.

Choose the right word. My new shoes were a real ___; I only paid £ 10 for them.

Choose the right word. Somebody ___ $ 20 from my wallet.

Choose the right word. You should ___ the amount of money you spend every day at shops.

Choose the right word... I can't always be elegant, sometimes I enjoy wearing ___ clothes

Choose the right words. The customers ___ the shoplitter in ___ detail, that the police were able to find him quickly.

Choose the word to complete the sentence: People who … their food often get indigestion.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Customers with valuable items should use the ___ provision.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Each day the ___ list shows the names of the guests expected.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Guests entering the hotel will find the reception desk in the ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Hotels may manage to fill vacant rooms with ___ bookings.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. I asked the assistant if he had any football boots in ___

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. I want to ___ advantage of the sale at the shoe shop while it's on.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. I'm afraid I can't give you your money bach unless you have a (an) ___ for the pullover.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. If guests lose their room keys, a member of staff can open their room door with a ___ key.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. In order to be successful, a hotel must try to maximize room ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Look at that shopassistant. I think he's trying to ___ our attention.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Messages for guests who are out should be placed in the appropriate ___ at the reception.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. My washing-mashine has been so useful that I don't know haw I managed to ___ without it before.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. One of the jobs of a receptionist is to ___ complaints.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. People who have booked but don't arrive are known as ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. People who use the same hotel on several occasions are called ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. The ___ around the hotel are beautifully planted with flowers.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. The building is very old and the management have spent a lot of money ___ the original features.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. The people who use a particular hotel are known as the ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. The security guard asked for some ___ of my identity, such as a passport or drives licence.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. The special offer in the magazine looked so good that I ___ for it straight away.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. There's a ___ of silk scarves in the shop window.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. This room is very quite as it's not at the front of the hotel. It is ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. Those gloves are much too small for you. Don't try to put them on or you'll ___ them.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. We apologize for any inconvenience caused during the ___ of the new swimming pool.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. When guests arrive the receptionist usually asks them to sign the ___.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence. You have to buy thick gloves and a scarf to protect you ___ the cold.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: Have you seen a mug anywhere, Roy? We seem to be one …

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: I asked the water for another cup as the one I was given was …

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: I can’t eat this meat, it’s too …

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: I couldn’t eat the egg as the yolk was too …

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: I’m afraid I really couldn’t eat any more. I’m …

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: The best man ... the side of his glass lightly with a knife to get the guest’s attention.

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: The trouble with eating oranges is that there are too many …

Choose the word which best completes the sentence: … will be served during the interval.

Choose the word which best fits the space Often the ___ of the famous artists were used to decorate the Christmas boxes.

Choose the word which best fits the space. From the moment we are born we are ___ by packaging.

Choose the word which best fits the space. In the USA there are an ___ 500, 000 beer can collectors.

Choose the word which best fits the space. Manufactures spend huge amounts of money to mane ___ it’s their pack we pick at the shop.

Choose the word which best fits the space. The boxes, bottles and packets that our grand parents kept on their shelves can now be ___ in antique shops.

Choose the word which best suits the answer. If your jacket is dirty where should you go to get it cleaned? ___

Choose the word which best suits the answer. What shop should you go to buy 20 nails and a hammer? ___

Choose the word which best suits the answer. What shop should you go to buy The Times and Newsweek? ___

Choose the word which best suits the answer. What shop should you go to buy a bottle of dry red wine? ___

Choose the word which best suits the answer. What shop should you go to buy any wilo of cod?

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. Don't look so worried! You should take the boss's remarks with a ___ of salt.

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. Let's do our best to help, ___ we?

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. Many people ___ pleasure in looking after their gardens.

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. The Sales Manager Spent several months ___ up his team.

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. The customer asked the shop assistant. 'You'll be willing to help, ___ you?

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. This type of cheese is very hard to ___ by.

Choose the word which best suits the sentence. ___ you had to find a new job, what wold you like to do?

Choose the word which does not go with others

Choose the word which does not go with others

Choose the word which does not go with others.

Choose the word which does not go with others.

Choose the word which is most similar to the word given: an insipid drink.

Choose the words which best fit the spaces Young children being ___ around supermarkets oftern ___ out for their favourite products long before they can read the ___

Chose the word which suits for the definition. A fixed regular payment made by employers, usually monthly, for professional or office work.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. A person employed by someone else, working for money

Chose the word which suits for the definition. Advantages that come with a job, apart from wages or salary.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. Having control of something as part of your job.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. Having particular abilities, acquired by training.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. Knowing that there is little risk of losing one's job.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. Money paid (per hour or day or week) to manual workers.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. Relations between employers and employees, managers and workers, management and unions

Chose the word which suits for the definition. To be raised to a higher rank or better job.

Chose the word which suits for the definition. To inspire, to induce, to give a reason or incentive to someone to do something

Complete the following group of words with a word that is similar in meaning: hungry, starving, famished.

Complete the following proverb: It’s no use crying over spilt...

Complete the following proverb: Out of the frying pan and into the …

Complete the following proverb: Too many cooks spoil the …

Complete the phrase with the most suitable adjective: a … meal

Complete the phrase with the most suitable adjective: a … orange, pear

Complete the sentence by choosing the appropriate word from the following: A pip is a part of …

Constable is perhaps the greatest English landscape …

Contest played according to the rules and decided by skill, strength or luck is a …

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. All of I can do is to help you find his address.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. Had if you phoned me, we would have gone out.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. In future I'd rather = (I would) you had phoned before you visit.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. Please phone me (1) as soon (2) as you will get to work.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. She gave me such a useful information that I was really greateful.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. She wrote him a letter for to explain her bad behaviour.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. The manager he asked the secretary to write a summary of the report.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. This computer is so more advanced than the old model.

Correct the sentence omitting the unnecessary word. We could very hardly hear what he was talking about.

Degas was a superb portrait …

Detailed drawings made to show where all cameras and lights will need to be are called the …

Detective stories can be found in

Did you …

Dirt, plants, rivers and lakes, areas for animals are parts of the

Education that prepares for more advanced education is

Educational training that provides a student with practical experience in a particular professional field is called a

Elementary and secondary education in the US together take

Examinations required without exception are called

Example of hard news include …

Examples of soft news include …

Fill in the correct definition. A ___ is called if an individual MP dies, resigns or is given peerage and Parliament as a whole is not dissolved.

Fill in the correct prepositions. 1) ___ custom, Parliament is also informed 2) ___ the ratification of all important international treaties and agreements.

Fill in the missed number. ___ amendments have so far been added to the original text of the Constitution.

Fill in the missed prepositions. The House of Lords is presided 1) ___ 2) ___ the Lord Chancellor, the senior law officer of the state.

Fill in the missing articles: Another piece of … advice: do not put more than one piece of … bread or … cake on your plate at … same time.

Fill in the missing articles: Last year we stayed at … hotel and paid for … room and … breakfast.

Fill in the missing articles: She was not out to give … mother … perfect Sunday right supper.

Fill in the missing articles: … afternoon tea, taken between four and five is … most important meal of … day.

Fill in the missing articles: … lunch usually consists of … cold meat, … potatoes and … salad made of … cucumber, … tomatoes, etc.

Fill in the missing gaps. Descendants of 1) ___ tend to the Republican party while those of 2) ___ prefer the Democratic party.

Fill in the missing gaps. The Republican Party was founded in 1) ___ and united 2) ___

Fill in the missing gaps. The present-day Democratic Party was founded in 1) ___, representing 2) ___

Fill in the missing numbers. In november of the election year (e.g. ___, ___, ___), the voters across the nation go to the polls in the USA.

Fill in the missing preposition My mother is only comfortable ___ a low-cut shoes.

Fill in the missing preposition. Any telephone costs will be added ___ the bill.

Fill in the missing preposition. Chef won't put up ___ any nonsense in the kitchen.

Fill in the missing preposition. Do you wear shoes ___ narrow heels?

Fill in the missing preposition. I'll think ___ how to promote your idea of a Japanese night, and we'll discuss it later.

Fill in the missing preposition. The manager is very preased ___ this month’s sales figures.

Fill in the missing preposition. The number of staff depends ___ the season.

Fill in the missing preposition. These boots are ___ real leather.

Fill in the missing preposition. We still haven't heard ___ those guests about what flowers they want.

Fill in the missing preposition. What time does the train arrive ___ the station?

Fill in the missing preposition: What's this dress made ___?

Fill in the missing prepositions It's been so cold that there's been no demand ___ soft drinks.

Fill in the missing prepositions. Americans who want to vote must register put 1) ___ their names 2) ___ a register 3) ___ the actial elections take place.

Fill in the missing prepositions. I'm relying (1) ___ you to sort (2) ___ this problem peacefully.

Fill in the missing prepositions. Mrs Brown has complained (1) ___ the food (2) ___ the manager.

Fill in the missing prepositions. These new computer key cards should cut down (1) ___ electricity costs as they turn the lights (2) ___ as soon as the guests go out.

Fill in the missing word At the music shop ___ the customer asked the shop-assistant what ___ of music was popular before The Beatles.

Fill in the missing word Which Fiat ___ is suppased to be the most wohomical to run?

Fill in the missing word. A candidate's nomination for election must be signed by ___ electors.

Fill in the missing word. Alex managed to ___ a lot of paper work today.

Fill in the missing word. Anna ___ to finish the report without any help.

Fill in the missing word. Customers usually make a phone call or send a fax to make a ___.

Fill in the missing word. Customers who regularly use the hotel may pay ledger ___ montly.

Fill in the missing word. Demand for new computer programmes has ___ dramatically this year.

Fill in the missing word. Each day in Parliament, after brief opening formalities with ___

Fill in the missing word. He decided it wasn't ___ reading the report as he'd been informed of all the changes already.

Fill in the missing word. Hotels often don't ___ specific rooms to specific guests until they arrive.

Fill in the missing word. I didn't have time to read the newspaper but I had a quick ___ at the headlines.

Fill in the missing word. I've left you a ___ on the table at your office.

Fill in the missing word. If this problem should ever ___, you are to contact us by fax immediately.

Fill in the missing word. Inside Parliament, party discipline is exercised by the ___

Fill in the missing word. It's difficult to ___ the difference between these emails; they are almost identical.

Fill in the missing word. Look at the telephone ___ for his phone number.

Fill in the missing word. Often you should add 10% or 15% of ___ to the restaurant bill.

Fill in the missing word. One feature of modern day ___ is dependence on the computer.

Fill in the missing word. Paul's knowledge of Internet was ___

Fill in the missing word. She called long-distance from London, but the ___ was so bad that I could hardly hear her.

Fill in the missing word. She is ___ to be an expert on computers.

Fill in the missing word. Since 1980 chocolate consumption in Europe has ___ by more than a third.

Fill in the missing word. The Governments of the world agreed and after the Geneva Convention of 1864, The Red Gross was ___

Fill in the missing word. The boss has a(n) ___ line in her office, she only gives the number to her most important clients.

Fill in the missing word. The customer has been taken ill so we've had a ___ of the booking.

Fill in the missing word. The nearest post office is ___ on the corner at the end of this road.

Fill in the missing word. The woman deliberately gave the man ___ information because she knew he was a spy.

Fill in the missing word. There is no one in the room 508 at the moment and room 603 is also ___.

Fill in the missing word. We apologise for the ___ in the delivery of the post.

Fill in the missing word. When filling in the reservation form, please make sure that the ___ are written clearly.

Fill in the missing word. Which ___ of soap-poweler do you usually use?

Fill in the missing word. ___ is the most modern system for preparing customers' bills.

Fill in the missing word: Finally, add a … of salt. Then mix the ingredients thoroughly.

Fill in the missing word: If you want to … food such as fish or eggs, you should cook it gently in boiling water or milk.

Fill in the missing word: I’ve never tried whisky before, so do you think I could have a … of yours, Paul, just to see if I like it or not.

Fill in the missing word: Right everybody, place your orders. The drinks are …

Fill in the missing word: The aim of Amnesty International is to stop the ___ of people who have been imprisioned because of their race, religion or ideas.

Fill in the missing word: The ethnic minorities tend to support ___, which is seen as more sympathetic to them.

Fill in the missing word: To … fish or meat means to hang it over burning wood so that the smoke will preserve and flavour it.

Fill in the missing word: What do English people eat … Christmas?

Fill in the missing word: When you … food, you cook it using strong heat directly above or below it.

Fill in the missing word: Would you like milk or water … the meal?

Fill in the missing words. The nickname for the American government is ___

Fill in the missing words: If you want to … meat or fish or if it …, you soak it in vinegar, oil and spices before cooking it, in order to flavour it.

Fill in the missing words: In this shop you should pay ___ cash or ___ credit card.

Fill in the missing words: This pullover is ___, not a ___

Fill in the prepositions. Bill of Rights (1689) laid 1) ___ the conditions 2) ___ which the Whig bourgeoisie would allow the monarchy to exist.

Fill in the space with the missed word. Some designers ahve produced shirts from old East German army blankets and dresses from men's cotton ___

Fill in the spaces with the missed words Four Berlin fashion designers ___ using materials ___ have been thrown ___ to create fashionable clothes.

Fill in the spaces with the missed words The clothes made ___ these recycled fabrics are not cheap because ___ item has been individually cut.

Fill in with the right word. As you may know, the company is planning to expand its sales overseas, so we had to find a bigger___.

Fill in with the right word. But before we close the meeting: is there ___?

Fill in with the right word. For ___, the agenda document is usually circulated in advance to all participants.

Fill in with the right word. For___, the agenda may­be simply a list of the points that have to be dealt with.

Fill in with the right word. I have arranged with the Managing Director that you will make a ___of the new premises on the 13 March.

Fill in with the right word. It's better to send everyone ___about a new procedure than to have a meeting about it.

Fill in with the right word. The purpose of ___ is to speed up the meeting and keep everyone to the point...

Fill in with the right word. This is where the trucks will come to load and___.

Fill in with the right word. This place we're going to, on the Farm Lane Industrial Estate, isn't, in my opinion, ideal, but it's quite big, it's got good ___ to the motorway and it's fairly cheap.

Fill in with the right word. We're putting a lot of money into new___, computer-controlled, everything automated.

Fill in with the right word. ___ usually report details of the time, date and duration of the meeting and the names of those present, but the content of the report itself may be detailed or brief, depending on the anticipated readership.

Films were called ‘silent’ because …

Finally, the technical and production people practice what they’re going to do at the …

Find out the correct answer. What is the colour of post boxes attached to some houses in the street in Great Britain?

Find out the correct answer. What's not the Post Office duty?

Find out the correct translation of the phrase 'написать письмо в ответ на статью'.

Find out the correct translation of the phrase 'почтовые марки'.

Find out the correct translation of the word 'адресат'.

Find out the correct translation of the word 'застраховать'.

Find out the correct translation of the word 'марки разной стоимости'.

Find out the correct translation. '25-центовые марки' -

Find out the correct translation. 'оплата' -

Find out the correct translation. 10% скидка - ___

Find out the correct translation: "звонить по телефону".

Find out the correct translation: "телефонная трубка".

Find out the correct translation: 'диск набора' (на телефоне).

Find out the correct translation: 'не класть трубку'.

Find out the correct translation: 'частые гудки'.

Find out the proper answer. Any report has ___ main 'parts' which must include four essental elements.

Find out the proper answer. The presentation and writing of a report falls into___ stages.

Find out the right answer. A room not used as a bedroom, where the guests may watch TV, read, etc. is a ___

Find out the right answer. A room with three single beds, or a double bed and a single bed is a ___

Find out the right answer. A well-furnished and luxurious suite at the top of the building is a ___

Find out the right answer. Custom is ___

Find out the right answer. VAT is ___

Find out the right answer. Which of the following articles are not prohibited for taking out of the country in many countries of the world?

Find out the right answer. Which of the following documents should a passenger show to the customs office?

Find out the right answer. You can go through the green channel if ___.

Find out the right translation. 'багажная квитанция'

Find out the right translation. 'багажная стойка'

Find out the right translation. 'выдавать визу'

Find out the right translation. 'дети вписаны в мой паспорт'

Find out the right translation. 'зал вылета'

Find out the right translation. 'не граждане США'

Find out the right translation. 'оплатить лишний вес'

Find out the right translation. 'печатными буквами'

Find out the right translation. 'по приглашению'

Find out the right translation. 'получать деньги по чеку'

Find out the right translation. 'постоянный адрес'

Find out the right translation. 'проверить багаж на рентгеноаппарате'

Find out the right translation. 'противоугонные меры'

Find out the right translation. 'проходить таможенный досмотр'

Find out the right translation. 'свободно конвертируемая валюта'

Find out whose job it is. A lady on the phone wants to know if there is a room available at the weekend. This person should answer the phone.

Find out whose job it is. Four guests have just entered the restaurant. They should be met by this person.

Find out whose job it is. Someone has to make sure that everything in the guests’ rooms is in order.

Find out whose job it is. Someone has to make sure that there is enough wine, beer and spirits.

Find out whose job it is. Someone has to prepare early morning teas.

Find out whose job it is. Someone has to welcome guests and complete the registration form.

Find out whose job it is. Someone should plan the cooking times for dinner.

Find out whose job it is. The busy summer season is approaching and more staff are required. This is a job of ___ to do it.

Find out whose job it is. The guests’ bills need to be prepared by this person.

Find out whose job it is. The sheets and towels have to be taken upstairs by this person.

Find out whose job it is. The waiter wants wine and beer for his tables. They should be brought by this person.

Find out whose job it is. This letter booking two rooms for next month needs a reply. It should be written by ___.

Find synonym: farming

Find synonym: manure

Find the appropriate answer: Excuse me, is anyone sitting here?

Find the appropriate answer: Pass the salt, please.

Find the correct answer.

Find the correct answer. If the number you're calling is not STD or ISD you can ___ dial the number direct.

Find the correct answer. If you hear a recorded annoncement telling you that the trunk lines are engaged ___

Find the correct answer. If you wish to know the code for a place you don't know, find it in the ___

Find the correct answer. In Britain the postcode is written in ___

Find the correct answer. The postal order is issued in values of ___

Find the correct answer. There are ___ independent departments of the Post Office in the UK.

Find the correct answer. ___ may be obtained on the front page of most alphabetical directories.

Find the correct translation. Most directories contain space on the first page in which to write ___

Find the expression that does not suit to the following phase of the meeting:

Find the expression that does not suit to the following phase of the meeting:

Find the expression that does not suit to the following phase of the meeting:

Find the expression that does not suit to the following phase of the meeting:

Find the expression that does not suit to the following phase of the meeting:

Find the proper answer to the following question: What does 'C & A' - the famous Britisch store-sell?

Find the proper answer to the following question: What does 'Dixons' - the well-known British store-sell?

Find the proper answer to the following question: What does 'Habital' - the famous British store-sell?

Find the proper answer to the following question: What does 'Marks and Spender' - the most famous British store-sell?

Finish the sentence. The woolsack is a seat in the form of a cushion stuffed with wool from ___

Finish the sentence. When you see something you like to buy by post, you should check that newspaper is ___

Finish the sentence: If you are ordering by post, make sure you keep ___ ___

Finish the sentence: In 1823 a tea plant was found growing naturally in …

Finish the sentence: The Boston Tea Party led to …

Finish the sentence: The British say that the weather …

Finish the sentence: The British traditional cooking can be found …

Finish the sentence: The joke of the World War II was about the dish called “Woolton Pie” named after …

Finish the sentence: The popular view outside the USA that Americans survive on …

Finish the sentence: When you write off (and when you return goods) always include ___

Finish the sentence: You must send in ___, together with ___ if the trader has gone bankrupt.

Finish the sentence: You should never send ___ if you are ordering

Finish the sentence: You should write to the advertising manager of goods you we ordered haven't arrived within ___

Finish the statement. A(n) ___ can be a legally binding document.

Finish the statement. A(n) ___ is a facsimile copy of a document which is transmitted by normal telephone lines.

Finish the statement. Abbreviations such as TKS and RGDS are common in a (n) ___

Finish the statement. Britain has ___

Finish the statement. Britains monarchy is the oldest, dating back to the ___ century.

Finish the statement. Important documents can be sent by ___ or they can be sent by courier.

Finish the statement. In the USA Post Offices are generally open from___ to ___ from Monday to Friday and until ___ on Saturdays.

Finish the statement. Letters have to be typed accurately on the ___ with a smart, clear layout.

Finish the statement. Life peers, who attend rarely are sometimes known as ___

Finish the statement. Most firms use memo ___ for internal messages.

Finish the statement. Permanent offices (who are not MPs) include ___

Finish the statement. Sometimes lines get missed or are illegible in a(n) ___

Finish the statement. The Labour Party is the party of the ___

Finish the statement. The executive consists of ___

Finish the statement. The first Parliament in Britain was held in ___

Finish the statement. The first stamp appeared in ___ in ___

Finish the statement. The head of the British governement is called ___

Finish the statement. The judiciary consists of ___

Finish the statement. The legislature consists of ___

Finish the statement. There are ___ MPs in the House of Commons.

Finish the statement. To "strip" means ___.

Finish the statement. To 'launder' means ___.

Finish the statement. To 'replenish' means ___.

Finish the statement. To 'rinse' means ___.

Finish the statement. To 'wet mop' means ___.

Finish the statement. To make ___ more 'personal' people use punctuation to add happy {: -) or unhappy {: - ( faces to their messages.

Finish the statement. You often overlook some errors of spelling and grammar in a (an) ___

Finish the statement. You should send a (an) ___ within your company or between branches of the same firm.

Finish the statement. ___ is known to be the 'Father of the Constitution'

Finish the statement: A Convenierne store is called so because ...

Finish the statement: A visitor if invited to an English home might well enjoy…

Finish the statement: Delis usually carry ...

Finish the statement: Prices in grocery stores are usually ...

First night is sometimes used instead of …

Football season in England lasts from

Give British variant of the term: resume

Give English equivalent. "Акт о престолонаследии"

Give English equivalent. "Парламентский акт, закон, принятый палатой общин и палатой лордов."

Give English equivalent. "Тайный совет."

Give the English equivalent to the phrase. "появляться на заседаниях"

Give the English equivalent to the word "нечетный год".

Give the Russian translation of the word. "yuppie"

Give the Russian translation: "to coin money"

Give the Russian translation: "to come to power"

Give the Russian translation: "to impose taxes"

Give the correct answer. Approximately how many of MPs in the House of Commons are women?

Give the correct answer. Each MP represents an area of the country. This area is called ___

Give the correct answer. How old do you have to be to vote in a general election in the UK?

Give the correct answer. In Britain a general election is held ___

Give the correct answer. The chief officer of the House of Commons is ___

Give the correct answer. What didn't John F. Kennedy change in the life in the US?

Give the correct answer. When was Magna Carta signed?

Give the correct definition. 'A combination of letters and figures forming the final item in a postal address' is…

Give the correct definition. “A children's game in which one of the players goes outside, and knocks on the door of the room where the players are as 'a postman' delivering a 'letter' which has to be 'paid for' with a kiss” is…

Give the correct translation 'пользоваться интернетом'

Give the correct translation 'реальное время'

Give the correct translation 'страница в интернете'

Give the proper English equivalent to the phrase "секретное голосование".

Give the proper English translation. "Европейский парламент"

Give the proper Russian translation: "freedom of enterprise"

Give the proper Russian translation: "freedom of worship"

Give the proper answer. 'A crossbencher' is ___

Give the proper answer. Although the Queen was born on 21 April, her Official Birthday has long been celebrated in ___

Give the proper answer. John F. Kennedy was the ___ President of the US.

Give the proper answer. The 26th amendment was adopted in 1971, it lowered the voting age to ___ years.

Give the proper answer. The Constitution consists of 1) ___ and 2) ___

Give the proper answer. The Labour Party was founded by ___

Give the proper answer. The Liberal Democrat leader is chosen by ___

Give the proper answer. The ___ becomes the official Opposition, with its own leader and 'shadow cabinet'.

Give the proper answer. The counties with traditional Conservative support are called ___

Give the proper answer. The thirteenth amendment abolished ___

Give the proper answer. Tony Blair won a land-sliding victory in the ___ general election.

Give the proper answer. What aren't the functions of the Sovereign?

Give the proper answer. Which country hasn't got the constitutional monarchy?

Give the proper explanation. CND - ...

Give the proper explanation. OxfAM - ...

Give the proper explanation. UN - ...

Give the proper explanation. UNESCO - ___

Give the proper explanation. UNICEF - ___

Give the proper explanation. WHO - ...

Give the proper transcription of the phrase. 'Order of the Thistle'

Give the proper transcription of the title. 'Saxe-Coburg-Gotha'

Give the proper transcription of the word 'Alderman'.

Give the right answer. Traditionally women have been more likely to support ___, but in recent elections this has not been true.

Give the right answer. Which of the following are the largest British parties?

Give the right definition. After every general election, MPs elect one of their number to chair their debates and to make sure they obey the rules. This MP is called ___

Give the right definition. The term "parliament' originally meant ...

Give the right definition. ___ ist a local activity, when the supports of a candidate go from door to door arguing and persuading the residents to cast their votes for the candidate they represent.

Give the right explanation of the phrase: 'all over the shop'

Give the right explanation of the phrase: 'to set up a shop with'

Give the right explanation of the phrase: 'to talk shop'

Give the right number. The House of Lords today consists of some ___ members.

Give the right number. The Lords Spiritual are ___ in number.

Give the right transcription: cinnamon

Give the right transcription: cucumber

Give the right transcription: guinea-fowl

Give the right transcription: margarine

Give the right transcription: salmon

Give the right transcription: sardine

Give the right transcription: spinach

Give the right transcription: thyme

Give the right translation: cauliflower

Give the right translation: eggplant

Give the right translation: ginger

Give the right translation: joint

Give the right translation: lamb

Give the right translation: lard

Give the right translation: lettuce

Give the right translation: parsley

Give the right translation: partridge

Give the right translation: shrimps

Give the right translation: sole

Give the right translation: stew

Give the right translation: wild boar

Give the right translation: Восхитительный аромат жарящегося цыпленка наполнил квартиру.

Give the right translation: Она приготовила себе кофе.

Give the right translation: У него кончились продукты, и он питался рыбой и кокосовыми орехами.

Give the right translation: Энн пила крепкий черный кофе, намазывая джем на кусок черствого хлеба.

Give the right variant of the translation: Девушки заказали кока-колу, а я пиво.

Give the right variant of the translation: Мери намазала куски свежего хлеба маслом и разрезала помидоры.

Give the right variant of translation: Когда они съели консервированные абрикосы, которыми заканчивали обед, Пол принес им по чашке чая.

Give the synonim of the word: 'expensive'

Gods and goddesses rarely appear in a Dutch landscape …

HDTV means …

Having finished the eighth grade a child enters the

He looks and behaves more like a rock star than a classical …

Higher education in the US is provided by

His mother works at the town library, she is a …

His will provided for an endowment fund for the …

How would you translate the phrase “to pay Dutch”?

Huckleberry Finn is a

I don’t know the words of the song but I can hum the …

I gave her the programme and my opera …

I want to watch the match, but I don’t know when it’s …

ITV stands for…

If something has got into your eye you go to see …

If there is a cavity in your tooth you must have it …

If you cut your finger, you …

If you have a bad tooth you must have it …

If you have a heart attack you call a …

If you have a prescription written you must have it …

If you have a sore throat you consult a …

If you have a toothache you consult a …

If you often have headaches you must have your blood-pressure …

If you want some medicine, your doctor will give you a …

If you want to hear a symphony orchestra playing good music, you go to a …

If your nerves are out of order you consult a …

In 1967, the US Congress passed the Public Broadcasting Act, authorizing the creation of …

In 1980s it became possible to use more channels on a TV set at every home on the world via …

In American colleges a first-year student is called a …

In American colleges a fourth-year student is called a …

In American colleges a second-year student is called a …

In American colleges a third-year student is called a …

In Britain children at the age of seven go to

In Britain children under 5 attend

In Great Britain there are general, vocational and technical colleges of

In a cinema you see the film on a big white …

In most English schools Physical Education is …

In summer hockey and figure skating are played on …

In the US attendance is compulsory for all children until they are sixteen, or until they finish high school and pass their

In the US baseball is played throughout the …

In the US students must complete a certain number of courses in order to receive a

In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries English musicians had a great reputation in Europe, both for their talent and originality. Today there is a revival of interest in these neglected …

It’s an interesting play. I’d like to see it on the …

It’s essential to keep the shock victim

It’s important to recognize the signs of shock: cold, pale skin,

It’s not at all easy to book …

Knowledge is a city, to the building of which every human being brought a… (Ralph W. Emerson)

Like a newspaper, every TV news programme has its own team of …

Literature that is a work of the imagination and is not necessary based on fact is

Live show means …

London University is made up of a variety of

Look at the advertisement. Which of the following places might you see it in? 'A spectacular emerald out diamond set in platinum and 18 ot rose gold. From £2495.

Look at the advertisement. Which of the following places might you see it in? 'Handcrafted Bespoke Home, Studies creating space you never knew you had.'

Look at the advertisement. Which of the following places might you see it in? 'Shoot. Connect. Select. Print. Done.'

Look at the advertisement. Which of the following places might you see it in? 'Swelt, plump and juicy, bursting with natural sugar, vitamins and minerals from the most health-conscious corner of the globe.'

Look at the advertisement. Which of the following places might you see it in? English Farmhouse Lamb, from £ 2.90/kg

Look at the word and say what language it is are originated from: hamburger

Look at the word and say what language it is originated from: paprika

Look at the words and say what language they are originated from: coffee, yoghurt

Look at the words and say what language they are originated from: ketchup, tea

Massurrealism is a form of art that is rooted in the combination of mass media related art (such as pop art) and …

Microbiologists, epidemiologists, and other scientists try to find out the reason for the

Modern Olympic Games began in

Modern rock ’n’ roll (very loud) is called …

Modern technology means that twenty-first century televisions will be linked to computer …

Modest Mussorgsky depicted the most tragic events of Russian history in his …

Monet was one of the most convinced and consistent …

More students have been admitted to colleges and universities this year, so the enrolment has

Most Americans start to school at the age of five when they enter

Most higher schools in Russia have their own

NOC stands for …

National and local news bulletins provide a full coverage of news from all over the world, sporting events and …

Nature has endowed him …

Nervous exhaustion from overwork or prolonged mental strain is called a …

New mainly black music with important words is called …

New technology is now available to modern ‘disease detectives’:

News Agencies’ reporters collect information and sell it to …

News about events, etc., at home (i.e. in Great Britain) is called …

Newspapers in Great Britain can say what they like about anyone and anything, provided they say nothing …

Non-fiction films or TV programmes are called …

Not long ago, transplant patients often died after a few days because

Number of points made by player or side in some games is …

Obscene describes something that shocks because it is

One can fence with foils, sabres and …

One who has taken the university degree below that of Master or Doctor is called a …

One who protects the goal in football is a …

One who shoots with a bow and arrow is …

Opera and ballet are generally performed in the …

Optional means

Organ transplants are

Our seats were in the orchestra stalls and we could see the …

Painting on a wall is called a …

Permission to be absent from duty because of illness is called …

Popular newspapers are for those who prefer …

Programmes for schools, language programmes for those learning a language on their own are called …

Programmes, where individuals or teams answer questions on various subjects and the winner gets a prize, are called …

Prolonged bed rest is not to be taken

Put in the missing word: Does James take one … of sugar in his coffee or two?

Put in the missing word: She put a … of sandwiches on the table and told the quests to … themselves.

Put in the right preposition: A programme ___ implementing this has been prepared and is regularly updated.

Put in the right preposition: An internal Environmental Audit was initiated in 1990 to review all the Trust's policies and practices ___ their actual and potential environmental impacts.

Put in the right preposition: Current climate models predict that global temperatures could warm from between 1.4 to 5.8°C ___ the next 100 years, depending on the amounts of greenhouse gases emitted and the sensitivity of the climate system.

Put in the right preposition: DEFRA has a role to play with others in providing all citizens ___ access to healthy food, air and water; and safe places to live and work.

Put in the right preposition: EPA employs 18,000 people ___ the country, including our headquarters offices in Washington, DC, 10 regional offices, and more than a dozen labs.

Put in the right preposition: EPA is responsible for researching and setting national standards ___ a variety of environmental programs.

Put in the right preposition: EPA works to develop and enforce regulations that implement environmental laws enacted ___ Congress.

Put in the right preposition: EPA's mission is to protect human health and to safeguard ___ the natural environment.

Put in the right preposition: Integral with this investment has been an innovatory, environmentally-benign approach to problem-solving ___ many related areas of management.

Put in the right preposition: Often, we know too little about the social impacts of our work and we must improve the knowledge base ___ this as we are doing for rural areas.

Put in the right preposition: Participating businesses can make '___ house' emission reductions or they can buy tradable emission allowances as a way of meeting their targets.

Put in the right preposition: Risks come ___ many forms.

Put in the right preposition: The EPA was assigned the daunting task ___ repairing the damage already done to the natural environment and to establish new criteria to guide Americans in making a cleaner environment a reality.

Put in the right preposition: The Government and the devolved administrations have therefore set a domestic goal ___ go further than the Kyoto commitment and cut the UK's emissions of carbon dioxide by 20 percent below 1990 levels by 2010.

Put in the right preposition: The National Trust has prepared a Statement of Environmental Principles, based ___ the core purpose of the Trust laid down in the 1907 National Trust Act.

Put in the right preposition: The Trust has already invested considerably ___ improving standards of property management for energy conservation, sewage treatment, control of farm effluents and water conservation.

Put in the right preposition: The Trust is involved ___ a wide range of other partners in environmental projects and research - NGOs, business, University Departments, professional institutes, Government agencies - at both UK and European levels.

Put in the right preposition: We are also responsible for assessing the risks to people and the environment ___ pollutants and environmental impacts such as climate change where humans may be accelerating or causing the change.

Put in the right preposition: We are committed ___ sound science underpinning our risk assessments.

Put in the right preposition: With other departments, local authorities and private businesses, we must ensure the continuity of essential supplies of food and water ___ case of terrorist attack or war.

Put in the right preposition: ___ July of 1970, the White House and Congress worked together to establish the EPA.

Put in the right preposition: ___ do this we must understand and anticipate risks and hazards, weigh priorities and have credible contingency plans.

Put in the right preposition: ___ effectiveness, safety and environmental impact in mind, we examine agricultural pesticides, veterinary products and novel (such as genetically-modified) crops.

Put in the right preposition: built ___ .

Put in the right preposition: to hoe ___ .

Put in the right preposition: to hold ___ crop.

Put in the right preposition: to keep ___ bay.

Put in the right preposition: to shore ___ prices.

Put in the right word: A 1997 study found that ___ fruits and vegetables provide as much dietary fiber and vitamins as the same corresponding fresh foods.

Put in the right word: American farmers owe their ability to produce large ___ to a number of factors.

Put in the right word: An arboretum is a place where trees, ___ and herbaceous plants are grown for scientific and educational purposes.

Put in the right word: Around the Great Lakes, for instance, we only have ___ and in Florida we find sub-tropical fruits.

Put in the right word: At 1,500 acres, ___ is one of the largest urban parks in the country.

Put in the right word: Because of technical advances, the workers in production have become___.

Put in the right word: Before users carry out an activity that may need a___ , we can offer advice look at ways of reducing that activity’s effect on the environment.

Put in the right word: Britain is considered to be the ___ of the industrialization.

Put in the right word: But some of the ___ is trapped by greenhouse gases, which warm the atmosphere, and reflect heat back down to Earth.

Put in the right word: But some scientists say that increased emissions of greenhouse gases are disturbing the balance of this complex system, causing___.

Put in the right word: By drawing the eye outside, this small ___ garden makes the indoor living areas of the house seem larger.

Put in the right word: Concerning agriculture (only 2% of the GDP), the USA is the leading exporter of wheat, ___ and maize which have an important value as a political lever.

Put in the right word: DEFRA brings all aspects of___, rural, farming and food production policy together for the first time.

Put in the right word: Don't rely on just one method of ___ control, as the best results come from using a range of techniques.

Put in the right word: During my internship I worked in different ___.

Put in the right word: EPA leads the nation's environmental___, research, education and assessment efforts.

Put in the right word: EPA works to develop and enforce regulations that implement environmental ___ enacted by Congress.

Put in the right word: Edward J. Warner of Connecticut, US, patented the first ___ in 1848.

Put in the right word: Elsewhere, cavities in trees provide nesting space for owls and other___.

Put in the right word: Extensive ___ (iron ore and coal), saved funds and the isolation of the British Isles by Napoleon caused the well-working home market and the increasing economic power of Britain.

Put in the right word: Following Kyoto, the UK's target is to ___ its emissions by 12.5 percent below 1990 levels by 2008-2012.

Put in the right word: Food and cover species of plant life can be noted, such as___, common privet and seed-producing grasses.

Put in the right word: Fresh foods begin losing ___ as soon as they are picked.

Put in the right word: From the nation's earliest days, ___ has held a crucial place in the American economy and culture.

Put in the right word: Gardeners worldwide know the value of home-produced garden ___.

Put in the right word: Here are the must-have elements of any successful___ : table surface, lightning, magnifying lens, chair, storage.

Put in the right word: However, the burning of fossil fuels and ___ has led to a massive increase in the amount of carbon-dioxide released into the atmosphere.

Put in the right word: If ___ are likely to compete with your plants for nutrients, they should be controlled.

Put in the right word: If the advertisement is not specific enough, hundreds of people will send in their___; but if it demands too much, they may be discouraged from applying at all.

Put in the right word: If your qualifications and abilities match the job description, you might be short-listed, i.e. selected to attend ___.

Put in the right word: In Britain ___ (only dairy farming, beef cattle and sheep) is nearly unimportant.

Put in the right word: In contrast to Great Britain the USA is still the leading ___ .

Put in the right word: In some committee meetings the members have to take a vote before a decision can be made: formal proposals or ___ may have to be tabled, seconded and discussed before a vote can be taken.

Put in the right word: In the event of litigation, we turn to our ___ department.

Put in the right word: It is___ , or almost so, because the old leaves drop about the same time as the new leaves appear in the spring.

Put in the right word: It's good to get a variety of sizes, but I find that the most useful ___ are smaller.

Put in the right word: Management ___ are supposed to make themselves familiar with every department of the company.

Put in the right word: Management trainees are supposed to make themselves familiar with every department of the company so it might be useful for them to write a company___.

Put in the right word: Many people looking for work read the ___advertised in newspapers by companies and apply.

Put in the right word: More and more ___ are replaced by rich agricultural enterprises resulting in unemployment.

Put in the right word: More than 2,000 letters are received at our ___ daily.

Put in the right word: Most people think they need tons of free space to have a home___ .

Put in the right word: One of DEFRA’s objectives is to protect and improve the rural, urban, marine and global environment and conserve and enhance___.

Put in the right word: Our remit is the pursuit of___- weaving together economic, social and environmental concerns.

Put in the right word: Our vision of the future is of a world in which ___ and environmental degradation are recognized and addressed by all nations.

Put in the right word: Pages with job ___ are usually headed job opportunities.

Put in the right word: Reborn as the New Orleans Botanical Garden in the early 1980s, today's garden contains over 2,000 varieties of ___ from all over the world set among the nation's largest stand of mature live oaks.

Put in the right word: Recent studies show that canned foods are just as nutritional, than___ .

Put in the right word: So how do managers ___ people in their jobs?

Put in the right word: Soil conditioners can be dug in or simply spread on the surface where the weather and soil-dwellers such as ___ will work them in.

Put in the right word: Some scientists say that increased emissions of ___ have contributed to a manmade rise in global temperatures and sea level.

Put in the right word: Thanks for your draft of the ___ - it looks OK to me - what we need to do now is to draft the advertisement.

Put in the right word: The American Midwest has some of the richest ___ in the world.

Put in the right word: The American farmer has generally been quite successful at___.

Put in the right word: The New Orleans Botanical Garden strives to be the center of ___ excellence for the Gulf South.

Put in the right word: The Park is home to the largest collection of mature ___ in the world, some several hundred years old.

Put in the right word: The ___ examines the beginnings of the Billings Farm, when Frederick Billings and his farm manager started their job.

Put in the right word: The ___ is a naturally-occurring phenomenon.

Put in the right word: The ___ is defined as the area having less than 220 Dobson Units (DU) of ozone in the overhead column (i.e., between the ground and space).

Put in the right word: The aim is to attract a small number of well-qualified applicants, so that it is fairly easy to make a shortlist of the people you actually want to___.

Put in the right word: The aim of DEFRA is a sustainable development through ___ sustainable farming, fishing, food, water and other industries that meet consumers’ requirements.

Put in the right word: The gardens include the 2.5 acre, highly acclaimed, restored Victorian walled ___ and fruit gardens and 13 original glasshouses dating from the 1890's.

Put in the right word: The great variety in manufacturing, however, makes up 24% of Britain’s ___ .

Put in the right word: The great variety of ___ is caused by the differences in soil and climate.

Put in the right word: The high cost of ___ - in land and equipment - makes entry into full-time farming extremely difficult for most persons.

Put in the right word: The house exemplified the farm's role as a model ___ in Vermont and Frederick Billings's determination to apply progressive solutions to practical agricultural problems.

Put in the right word: The impact of___ , for example, is already beginning to transform our lives.

Put in the right word: The larger the___, the longer it may take to reach a decision.

Put in the right word: The mission of the New Orleans ___ is to cultivate, promote, and inspire the knowledge, love, and appreciation of plants through educational programs and exhibits.

Put in the right word: The ozone hole is a well-defined, large-scale destruction of the ___ over Antarctica that occurs each Antarctic spring.

Put in the right word: The prestigious national award is given in recognition of a garden with outstanding ___ and public appeal.

Put in the right word: The primary danger arising from home-canned foods is poisoning from___.

Put in the right word: The silos are completely functional in storing the farm's ___ and are likely to be the last of their kind to be constructed in Vermont, if not the country.

Put in the right word: The site contains several theme gardens containing aquatics, ornamental trees and shrubs, ___, and a recently renovated Conservatory.

Put in the right word: The successful applicant is likely to be under 35 and to have an outstanding ___ in the field of software engineering (not necessarily relating to the chemical industry).

Put in the right word: The way a committee operates often depends on the___: he or she may control the proceedings very strictly, or let everyone speak whenever they want.

Put in the right word: The___, negotiated by more than 160 nations, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by setting legally binding emissions reduction targets for developed countries.

Put in the right word: These range from major industrial authorisations, such as a licence to ___ water from rivers, down to recreational ones such as fishing licences.

Put in the right word: They contain descriptions or specifications of the sort of people the advertiser is looking for qualifications (degrees, diplomas, certificates) are obviously important, but ___ may count for much more.

Put in the right word: They have recently set up a ___ department because there were too many defective products.

Put in the right word: This drive toward excellence continues today at the farm with its fine herd of Jersey cows and other___.

Put in the right word: To reply to an advertisement is to ___ for a job.

Put in the right word: To start a business, you need ___ that is, money.

Put in the right word: Today, more and more ___ are privatized.

Put in the right word: Today, the belt structure lost its importance because of a general specialization and___.

Put in the right word: Two hundred years ago City Park was a swampy ___ forest, home of Accolapissa and Biloxi tribes who traded by dugout canoe along the banks of Bayou St. John.

Put in the right word: Unlike global___, the ozone hole occurs only over Antarctica.

Put in the right word: Various types of ___ are used all the time for projects and miscellaneous chores around the house.

Put in the right word: Water vapour, carbon-dioxide and methane form a natural ___ of air around the Earth.

Put in the right word: We aim to be the world leader in ___ the environment and are among the international leaders on climate change, in the reform of the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) and Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) and in the conservation of endangered species.

Put in the right word: We are developing ideas for whole farm plans to reduce environmental ___ and bureaucracy.

Put in the right word: We are looking for new measures for global ___ conservation at a series of international conferences in autumn 2002.

Put in the right word: We issue various___, licences, consents and registrations.

Put in the right word: We will carry out a review of the best means of reducing water ___ from agriculture, one of the major sources of diffuse pollution alongside urban areas.

Put in the right word: Well, to start with, a ___ in computing - preferably a postgraduate qualification - plus at least three years' experience.

Put in the right word: When you head to the hardware store, try to buy the best-quality ___ you can afford.

Put in the right word: Where national ___ are not met, EPA can issue sanctions and take other steps to assist the states and tribes in reaching the desired levels of environmental quality.

Put in the right word: Whether you have heavy ___ or light sand, you can't do much about your soil texture.

Put in the right word: Who is ___ for production in this medium-sized company?

Put in the right word: You often have to give the names of two people who are prepared to write ___ for you.

Put in the right word: You write an application, or fill in the company's application form, and send it, along with your ___ and a covering letter.

Put in the right word: ___ began its illustrious history with Nicolas Appert of France who in 1795 discovered that food sealed in glass bottles under heat was an effective food preservation method.

Put in the right word: ___ includes a variety of farm businesses and structures, from small, one-family corporations to huge conglomerates or multinational firms that own large tracts of land or that produce goods and materials used by farmers.

Put in the right word: ___ is designed to allow businesses to reduce their emissions of greenhouse gases in the most economically efficient way.

Randolph Hearst, the American newspaper publisher, said ‘News is what someone, somewhere, does not want reported. All the rest is …’

Reading plays an important role in his life. He is a very …

Reuters is the name of …

Running races with portable barriers are called …

Seats on the ground floor of a theatre behind stalls are called …

Set of players forming side in football match or other game or sport is a …

She could choose the subjects she studied, because many of them were

She was cured …

Short classical works or excerpts which are easy to listen to, either because a composer’s aim was simply to entertain, or because of their familiarity are called …

Steeplechase is a kind of …

Students who do not intend to go on with school may take classes in accounting or typing or other subjects that will help them

Studying at a university some students receive a …

Switch the radio to the other …

TV advertisements that may interrupt the shows as often as every ten minutes are called …

Teachers should have at least one …

Television, radio, and newspapers/magazines regarded as a group is …

The Associated Press has received 47 …

The BBC is controlled by a board of governors appointed be the …

The Olympic Games start with the …

The Olympic Games were revived in the late nineteenth century, in 1896, with goals of

The Prime Minister’s speech will be …

The Theory of Education is

The Times is …

The Universities are ‘tuition-supported’ means

The academic programs at MIT require four years of full-time study for the degree of

The act of publishing means …

The actors, directors, etc. who work in a theatre are its …

The average number of papers, magazines, etc, sold each day, month or year is called …

The best seats are those in the stalls, in the dress circle and the …

The class of literature comprising works of imaginative narration, as novels or short stories is called

The company have added several new productions to its …

The dialogues and the story of the film make its …

The doctor said that if I followed his instructions, I should soon be …

The factories, where TV programmes are made, are called

The facts behind a story or event is called …

The final stage a programme goes through is …

The first Olympic games were held in …

The fluid circulating through the heart, arteries, veins and capillaries of the circulatory system is called …

The fourth college course leads to a

The game played with an ovalshaped ball on a field like a football pitch is called

The great majority of American children attend free, state-supported

The grippe, scarlet fever and measles are catching …

The ideas in the words of a song are its …

The largest library in the United States is called the

The librarian gave us all the necessary

The making of accusations which can be proved to be false and which are harmful to a person’s reputation is …

The most important member of the orchestra, who sometimes assists the conductor at rehearsals, the first violin, is…

The one who chooses the best bits, cuts the film and puts the bits together is the film’s …

The orchestra has added Mahler’s 7th symphony to its…

The person or group or company who finances a film and therefore exercises control over it is the film …

The person responsible for the artistic side of a film is the film …

The play consists of two acts and four …

The polytechnics could be called the "comprehensive" of

The popular papers tend to make news …

The pressure of the blood against the walls of the blood vessels is called …

The private schools do not receive any tax money, so most of them must charge the students

The programme is divided into sections by the …

The public didn’t like the performance and there was no applause when the curtain …

The quality in a person or a society that arises from an interest in arts, manner, etc. is known as …

The recording of all the sounds in a film is called the …

The rhythm or time of music is its …

The seats were …

The secondary school in the United States is called the …

The social life in British universities is characterised by the existence of a large number of

The synonym of infectious (disease) is …

The synonym of the main part is the …

The synonym of ‘evaluation’ is

The synonym of ‘radio’ is …

The team that score most goals in hockey …

The third bell is ringing. The lights …

The version of the play which the director creates for presentation on the stage is called a …

The weeklies, monthlies and quarterlies are

There are three commercial TV networks that broadcast nationwide through local stations in the U.S. - …

There was a beautiful still-life of …

There’s a scenery on the …

They chose the name “Peredvizhniki” because they had decided to show their works to the country as a whole by means of…

This programme went on the air means it was …

Those who wish to become teachers spend three years at a

To be a part-time student means to study at a day-time institute and

To be employed in the film industry means …

To be in general charge of a theatrical production, casting, rehearsing actors in their parts, and ordering movement on the stage means to …

To enter a University (a college) a person takes …

To forget the words which the actors have to speak when they are on the stage means to forget one’s …

To get well means to …

To increase the volume of the radio means to turn the radio …

To join the library means

To lead and direct a performance of a band means to…

To leave from duty, work because of illness means to …

To make each story fit the images which will appear on the screen means to…

To offer the news (to the readers) means to …

To plunge into water head-foremost means to …

To resemble physically the character one is playing means to …

To select or limit food one eats to improve one’s physical condition or loose weight means to …

To send out radio or television presentations means to …

To show the result produced by instruction, training or study means to show one’s

To solve medical mysteries - that is, to

To take care of with medicines means to …

Today enormous ‘picture palaces’ with one screen are being replaced by ‘multy-screen’ …

Tragedy, comedy, historical films, thrillers are types of …

Translate into English: кусок мяса.

Translate into English: плитка шоколада.

Translate into English: щепотка соли.

Translate the following term 'teller'.

Translate the following term 'tie-vote'.

Unlike many screen legends, Paul Newman is extremely popular in the …

Various federal networks, a set of regional networks, and some foreign networks, etc, make up …

We buy tickets at …

What can be found in the kitchen? Choose the proper word.

What can be found in the kitchen? Choose the proper word.

What can't be bought at Beat Department? Choose the word.

What can't be bought at Fish Department? Choose the word.

What can't be bought at groceries? Choose the word.

What can't be bought at the Dairy products department? Choose the word. What can't be bought at groceries? Choose the word.

What does Vitamin A protect the body against?

What is English equivalent of the word 'гаечный ключ'?

What is English equivalent of the word 'гладильная доска'?

What is English equivalent of the word 'метла'?

What is English equivalent of the word 'солонка'?

What vitamin can be found in grains, cereals, pulses, green vegetables and fruit?

What vitamin can be found in liver, milk, curd, peanuts and beans?

What vitamin can be found in unrefined vegetable oils, milk and some fish?

When a novel or play is adapted for the screen it reaches a huge new …

When a student or a pupil was given a bad mark at an examination, we say that he …

When at last the play came to its end there was a storm of …

When graduating from the University, we take

When she was a schoolgirl, she had to wear a

When the paper is finally complete, it goes to the …

Whenever you strike up a conversation in England, you inevitably get around to two subjects -

Where was this film…?

Which of the following is an example of crockery?

Which of the following is not a fish?

Which word does not go with the others: Food can be …

Wider education made young people conscious …

Winter kinds of sport, like ice-hockey, skiing and skating have no great following in England because of the lack of

Words in big letters at the top of a printed story are called…

Write a correct word. A ___ facility on a computer allows office staff to quickly produce letters.

Write a correct word. A computer is an ideal machine for ___ information about reservation.

Write a correct word. Messages can be sent and received by hotel staff and guests by using electronic ___

Write a correct word. Some hotel groups have designed their computer systems to ___ with telex, airline networks and travel agents.

Write a correct word. The necessary information for reservations will be shown in a ___ display.

Write a correct word. When a guest registers at the hotel, the information can be entered straight and later ___ if requested.

Write a correct word. Written messages as well as drawings and diagrams can be sent through the telephone system using a ___.

Write the proper dates. The Commonwealth Foundation was established in 1) ___ and reconstitued as an international organisation in 2) ___

You may give the shock victim

You need to consider the possibility of shock in all

You seem to take longer to get over an illness if you take to your bed for a few days instead of

Your laziness …

You’ve got to work hard to

laboratory scientists have the benefits of

‘He is a fan of U2’ means …

‘Honour’ and ‘adoration’ are the synonyms of ‘…’

‘Movie’ is the synonym of the word “…”.

‘Patron’ is the synonym of …

‘The house has been sold long in advance’ means …

‘We sat in gods’ means ‘we sat in the…’