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1. B. �� , �� 6�10 �� (1 � True), �� (2 � False) � � �� (3 � Not stated). Grigory Potanin Grigory Potanin was a famous Russian explorer, writer and geographer. He used to travel to unknown places, collect geographical and botanical materials and also folk stories. He was born on the 4th of October 1835 not far from Semipalatinsk. He studied in Omsk and in St Petersburg. In 1863-1864 he took part in his first expedition to lake Zaisan in the Altai where he studied fishing and got a big collection of plants. In 1865 he went to Tomsk and began exploration of Siberia, later he wrote a book on the history of Siberia. In 1876 Potanin was asked to go on an expedition to the north-west of Mongolia. The expedition took two years and Potanin collected very useful materials on the geography, biology and botany of Mongolia. The next journey was to China and Tibet. His expedition left Peking on May 13, 1884, they travelled across the Yellow River to the Ordos Desert. Potanin met some Turkish people there and collected information about their language and their tales. In 1889 he opened the first university in Russian Asia, Tomsk State University. There were also botanical gardens, a museum and a library in it. Now in the university park there is a monument to Grigory Potanin. He is an honorary citizen of Siberia and his great botanic collection is kept in Tomsk and Omsk. Potanin died in Tomsk in June 1920. 6. Grigory Potanin was a famous Russian historian.
1) True
2) False
3) Not stated
2. B. �� , �� 6�10 �� (1 � True), �� (2 � False) � � �� (3 � Not stated). Grigory Potanin Grigory Potanin was a famous Russian explorer, writer and geographer. He used to travel to unknown places, collect geographical and botanical materials and also folk stories. He was born on the 4th of October 1835 not far from Semipalatinsk. He studied in Omsk and in St Petersburg. In 1863-1864 he took part in his first expedition to lake Zaisan in the Altai where he studied fishing and got a big collection of plants. In 1865 he went to Tomsk and began exploration of Siberia, later he wrote a book on the history of Siberia. In 1876 Potanin was asked to go on an expedition to the north-west of Mongolia. The expedition took two years and Potanin collected very useful materials on the geography, biology and botany of Mongolia. The next journey was to China and Tibet. His expedition left Peking on May 13, 1884, they travelled across the Yellow River to the Ordos Desert. Potanin met some Turkish people there and collected information about their language and their tales. In 1889 he opened the first university in Russian Asia, Tomsk State University. There were also botanical gardens, a museum and a library in it. Now in the university park there is a monument to Grigory Potanin. He is an honorary citizen of Siberia and his great botanic collection is kept in Tomsk and Omsk. Potanin died in Tomsk in June 1920. 7. Grigory Potanin was born in the 19th century.
1) True
2) False
3) Not stated
3. B. �� , �� 6�10 �� (1 � True), �� (2 � False) � � �� (3 � Not stated). Grigory Potanin Grigory Potanin was a famous Russian explorer, writer and geographer. He used to travel to unknown places, collect geographical and botanical materials and also folk stories. He was born on the 4th of October 1835 not far from Semipalatinsk. He studied in Omsk and in St Petersburg. In 1863-1864 he took part in his first expedition to lake Zaisan in the Altai where he studied fishing and got a big collection of plants. In 1865 he went to Tomsk and began exploration of Siberia, later he wrote a book on the history of Siberia. In 1876 Potanin was asked to go on an expedition to the north-west of Mongolia. The expedition took two years and Potanin collected very useful materials on the geography, biology and botany of Mongolia. The next journey was to China and Tibet. His expedition left Peking on May 13, 1884, they travelled across the Yellow River to the Ordos Desert. Potanin met some Turkish people there and collected information about their language and their tales. In 1889 he opened the first university in Russian Asia, Tomsk State University. There were also botanical gardens, a museum and a library in it. Now in the university park there is a monument to Grigory Potanin. He is an honorary citizen of Siberia and his great botanic collection is kept in Tomsk and Omsk. Potanin died in Tomsk in June 1920. 8. Grigory Potanin was the author of a book on the history of Siberia.
1) True
2) False
3) Not stated
4. B. �� , �� 6�10 �� (1 � True), �� (2 � False) � � �� (3 � Not stated). Grigory Potanin Grigory Potanin was a famous Russian explorer, writer and geographer. He used to travel to unknown places, collect geographical and botanical materials and also folk stories. He was born on the 4th of October 1835 not far from Semipalatinsk. He studied in Omsk and in St Petersburg. In 1863-1864 he took part in his first expedition to lake Zaisan in the Altai where he studied fishing and got a big collection of plants. In 1865 he went to Tomsk and began exploration of Siberia, later he wrote a book on the history of Siberia. In 1876 Potanin was asked to go on an expedition to the north-west of Mongolia. The expedition took two years and Potanin collected very useful materials on the geography, biology and botany of Mongolia. The next journey was to China and Tibet. His expedition left Peking on May 13, 1884, they travelled across the Yellow River to the Ordos Desert. Potanin met some Turkish people there and collected information about their language and their tales. In 1889 he opened the first university in Russian Asia, Tomsk State University. There were also botanical gardens, a museum and a library in it. Now in the university park there is a monument to Grigory Potanin. He is an honorary citizen of Siberia and his great botanic collection is kept in Tomsk and Omsk. Potanin died in Tomsk in June 1920. 9. Potanin wrote a book about the language and the tales of Turkish people.
1) True
2) False
3) Not stated
5. B. �� , �� 6�10 �� (1 � True), �� (2 � False) � � �� (3 � Not stated). Grigory Potanin Grigory Potanin was a famous Russian explorer, writer and geographer. He used to travel to unknown places, collect geographical and botanical materials and also folk stories. He was born on the 4th of October 1835 not far from Semipalatinsk. He studied in Omsk and in St Petersburg. In 1863-1864 he took part in his first expedition to lake Zaisan in the Altai where he studied fishing and got a big collection of plants. In 1865 he went to Tomsk and began exploration of Siberia, later he wrote a book on the history of Siberia. In 1876 Potanin was asked to go on an expedition to the north-west of Mongolia. The expedition took two years and Potanin collected very useful materials on the geography, biology and botany of Mongolia. The next journey was to China and Tibet. His expedition left Peking on May 13, 1884, they travelled across the Yellow River to the Ordos Desert. Potanin met some Turkish people there and collected information about their language and their tales. In 1889 he opened the first university in Russian Asia, Tomsk State University. There were also botanical gardens, a museum and a library in it. Now in the university park there is a monument to Grigory Potanin. He is an honorary citizen of Siberia and his great botanic collection is kept in Tomsk and Omsk. Potanin died in Tomsk in June 1920. 10. Grigory Potanin died in Moscow.
1) True
2) False
3) Not stated
6. The First Man in space Yuri Gagarin was born 11 _______ the village of Klushino near Smolensk, on 9 March 1934. 12 _______ parents worked on a farm. Yuri was the third of four their children. In 1957 he became a pilot. Gagarin 13 _______ a good sportsman. He played ice hockey to keep fit, was a basketball fan and even trained a basketball team. In 1960 Yuri Gagarin was chosen with 19 other cosmonauts for the Soviet space programme. He 14 _______ the first man in space, because he showed 15_______ results in training and also he was short � his height was only 1 metre 57 centimetres, which was important for the first very small rocket. On 12 April 1961, Gagarin became the first man to travel into space. He spent 108 minutes there. After 16 _______ flight he became a national hero. On 27 March 1968, he died in a plane crash during a training flight.
1) 11 in
2) 11 on
3) 11 at
4) 11 from
7. The First Man in space Yuri Gagarin was born 11 _______ the village of Klushino near Smolensk, on 9 March 1934. 12 _______ parents worked on a farm. Yuri was the third of four their children. In 1957 he became a pilot. Gagarin 13 _______ a good sportsman. He played ice hockey to keep fit, was a basketball fan and even trained a basketball team. In 1960 Yuri Gagarin was chosen with 19 other cosmonauts for the Soviet space programme. He 14 _______ the first man in space, because he showed 15_______ results in training and also he was short � his height was only 1 metre 57 centimetres, which was important for the first very small rocket. On 12 April 1961, Gagarin became the first man to travel into space. He spent 108 minutes there. After 16 _______ flight he became a national hero. On 27 March 1968, he died in a plane crash during a training flight.
1) 12 He
2) 12 His
3) 12 Him
4) 12 Her
8. The First Man in space Yuri Gagarin was born 11 _______ the village of Klushino near Smolensk, on 9 March 1934. 12 _______ parents worked on a farm. Yuri was the third of four their children. In 1957 he became a pilot. Gagarin 13 _______ a good sportsman. He played ice hockey to keep fit, was a basketball fan and even trained a basketball team. In 1960 Yuri Gagarin was chosen with 19 other cosmonauts for the Soviet space programme. He 14 _______ the first man in space, because he showed 15_______ results in training and also he was short � his height was only 1 metre 57 centimetres, which was important for the first very small rocket. On 12 April 1961, Gagarin became the first man to travel into space. He spent 108 minutes there. After 16 _______ flight he became a national hero. On 27 March 1968, he died in a plane crash during a training flight.
1) 13 is
2) 13 was
3) 13 were
4) 13 will be
9. The First Man in space Yuri Gagarin was born 11 _______ the village of Klushino near Smolensk, on 9 March 1934. 12 _______ parents worked on a farm. Yuri was the third of four their children. In 1957 he became a pilot. Gagarin 13 _______ a good sportsman. He played ice hockey to keep fit, was a basketball fan and even trained a basketball team. In 1960 Yuri Gagarin was chosen with 19 other cosmonauts for the Soviet space programme. He 14 _______ the first man in space, because he showed 15_______ results in training and also he was short � his height was only 1 metre 57 centimetres, which was important for the first very small rocket. On 12 April 1961, Gagarin became the first man to travel into space. He spent 108 minutes there. After 16 _______ flight he became a national hero. On 27 March 1968, he died in a plane crash during a training flight.
1) 14 became
2) 14 become
3) 14 is becoming
4) 14 becomes
10. The First Man in space Yuri Gagarin was born 11 _______ the village of Klushino near Smolensk, on 9 March 1934. 12 _______ parents worked on a farm. Yuri was the third of four their children. In 1957 he became a pilot. Gagarin 13 _______ a good sportsman. He played ice hockey to keep fit, was a basketball fan and even trained a basketball team. In 1960 Yuri Gagarin was chosen with 19 other cosmonauts for the Soviet space programme. He 14 _______ the first man in space, because he showed 15_______ results in training and also he was short � his height was only 1 metre 57 centimetres, which was important for the first very small rocket. On 12 April 1961, Gagarin became the first man to travel into space. He spent 108 minutes there. After 16 _______ flight he became a national hero. On 27 March 1968, he died in a plane crash during a training flight.
1) 15 bad
2) 15 better
3) 15 the best
4) 15 worse
11. The First Man in space Yuri Gagarin was born 11 _______ the village of Klushino near Smolensk, on 9 March 1934. 12 _______ parents worked on a farm. Yuri was the third of four their children. In 1957 he became a pilot. Gagarin 13 _______ a good sportsman. He played ice hockey to keep fit, was a basketball fan and even trained a basketball team. In 1960 Yuri Gagarin was chosen with 19 other cosmonauts for the Soviet space programme. He 14 _______ the first man in space, because he showed 15_______ results in training and also he was short � his height was only 1 metre 57 centimetres, which was important for the first very small rocket. On 12 April 1961, Gagarin became the first man to travel into space. He spent 108 minutes there. After 16 _______ flight he became a national hero. On 27 March 1968, he died in a plane crash during a training flight.
1) 16 them
2) 16 those
3) 16 these
4) 16 this
12. �� will �� be going to � �� : We haven�t got any milk. � OK, I _______ buy some in the supermarket later.
1) will
2) am going to
3) will be
13. �� will �� be going to � �� : What _________ you ___________________ do at the weekend?
1) is ___ going to
2) am ___ going to
3) are ___ going to
14. �� will �� be going to � �� : My sister ________________ be three years old in May.
1) is going to
2) will going to
3) will
15. �� will �� be going to � �� : Look at those dark clouds! It _____________________ rain soon.
1) will
2) is going to
3) will be

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