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МатематикаВопрос:
I. Fill in: email account, perform, anonymous, miniature, petrol, home-made. 1. Banksy is an artist who wants to remain ... 2. I can check my ... from any computer. 3. Robots can ... simple tasks. 4. That cafe serves delicious ... soup and bread rolls at lunchtime. 5. We can fill the car with fuel at the ... station. 6. Willard Wigan makes ... sculptures.
Ответ:
1. anonymous
2. email account
3. perform
4. home-made
5. petrol
6. miniature
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- I. Fill in: email account, perform, anonymous, miniature, petrol, home-made. 1. Banksy is an artist who wants to remain ... 2. I can check my ... from any computer. 3. Robots can ... simple tasks. 4. That cafe serves delicious ... soup and bread rolls at lunchtime. 5. We can fill the car with fuel at the ... station. 6. Willard Wigan makes ... sculptures.
- II. Complete the sentences with the correct comparative/superlative for of the adjectives/adverbs in brackets. 1. He is ... (intelligent) of all. 2. You need to be a bit ... (patient) with them. 3. She's... (tall) in her class. 4. Tracy is ... (hardworking) than Janet.
- III. Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets. 1. The Eiffel Tower ... (build) in 1898. 2. All the concert tickets ... (already/sell out). 3. The new museum ... (open) by the mayor next week. 4. This dress ... (make) from cotton.
- IV. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense (conditional): 1. Plants die if you ... (not water) them. 2. If I see Tim, I ... (invite) him to the party. 3. If we all used bicycles, there ... (not be) so much pollution. 4. If I had known it was your birthday, I ... (buy) you a present.
- V. Read the text. For questions 1 -5 choose the correct answer A, B, C or D. The best picture When Sebastian was a boy at school, his favourite lesson was art, and he won several prizes for it. Once he left school, he got a position as a clerk in a bank, but three times a week he went to evening classes in art, and whenever he had time at the weekends, he painted. He painted in a very modern manner – mysterious objects and shapes, women with three pink eyes, large blank areas, and so on. After a few months he thought, "Perhaps I call sell some of my pictures and get enough money to afford to leave the bank and became a real artist. Then I can travel around as much as I like, and go to foreign museums, and see other artists
