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Ñïèñîê âîïðîñîâ


1. “to be” åò³ñò³ã³í³ң äұðûñ ôîðìàñûí òà¾äàңûç. She … in the fifth form.

1) been.
2) were.
3) is.
4) are.
5) am.

2. Æàқøàäàғû åò³ñò³êò³ äұðûñ øàқòà қîëäàíûңûç.I …(watch) TV when it began to rain.

1) Watched.
2) Watch.
3) Am watching.
4) Was watching.
5) Watching.

3. Future in the Past-òàғû åòiñòiê

1) shall losing
2) should last
3) should lose
4) shall lost
5) shall lose

4. “to be going to do smth” äұðûñ ôîðìàäà қîéûңûç. They … to buy a book tomorrow.

1) was going.
2) am going.
3) is going.
4) were going.
5) are going.

5. Åò³ñò³êò³ң 2 ôîðìàñûí қîéûңûç. meet

1) met
2) meeted
3) meets
4) not meet
5) meeting

6. ²² òèïò³ áóûíìåí îқûëàòûí ñөçä³ òàңäàңûç.

1) Mine
2) Sand
3) Gave
4) Bye
5) Pie

7. "Happy" ñөç³í³ң òóûíäû ñөç³:

1) Happeless.
2) Rehappy.
3) Happ³ness.
4) Happ³at³on.
5) Happ³c.

8. “a Postman” ñөç³í³ң êөïøå òүð³:

1) Postmen
2) Postmans
3) Postman
4) Postmanses
5) Postmens

9. Åò³ñò³êò³ң äұðûñ íұñқàcûí òàáûңûç: I always … to arrive everywhere on time.

1) Tries.
2) Has tried.
3) Were trying.
4) Try.
5) Are trying.

10. Ãåðóíäèé ìåí ñөéëåìä³ òàáûңûç

1) I like washing and ironing the clothes.
2) The washing machine wasn’t working.
3) They are planning to stay with us for the weekend.
4) There is a lot of housework to do.
5) I’m going to visit my parents.

11. Ìәò³íä³ îқûï, ìәò³íí³ң ìàғûíàñûíà ñәéêåñ ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç: Balzac, the famous French writer, was a man of great talent. But he himself was proud of his ability to tell a person’s character by his or her handwriting. One day a woman brought him a young boy’s exercise-book. She said she wanted to know what Balzac thought of the boy’s character. Balzac studied the boy’s handwriting carefully. Then he said that the boy was a lazy fellow. “It’s very strange,” said the woman smiling. “This is a page from your own exercise-book, which you used when you were a boy.” Balzac … .

1) Made exercise-book.
2) Was going by train to France.
3) Was an engineer.
4) Was a man of great talent.
5) Was a famous English writer.

12. Cөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç: Prince Charles is Queen Elizabeth’s … .

1) Uncle.
2) Brother.
3) Son.
4) Husband.
5) Father.

13. Ôðàçàëûқ åò³ñò³êò³ң äұðûñ âàðèàíòûí òàңäàңûç: The teacher told us to … the blackboard.

1) Look.
2) Look at.
3) Look for.
4) Look up.
5) Look after.

14. Äұðûñ òîëûқòûðûңûç: ... is made of milk and sugar

1) an ice-cream
2) ice-creams
3) ice-cream
4) the ice-cream
5) a ice-cream

15. Êåð³ ìàғûíàñû áàð ñûí åñ³ìä³ òàáûңûç

1) productive
2) dramatic
3) postwar
4) legal
5) irregular

16. Åñ³ìä³êò³ қîéûңûç: They d³d not p³ck ... flowers.

1) anyth³ng
2) something
3) noth³ng
4) any
5) somebody

17. Åñ³ìä³êò³ң äұðûñ íұñқàñûí òàңäàңûç: Do you remember those people … we met in Astana?

1) What.
2) Who.
3) Whose.
4) Where.
5) Those.

18. Ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç: Computers ... ³n the 20-th century.

1) ³nvented
2) are ³nvent³ng
3) to be ³nvented
4) were ³nvented
5) was ³nvented

19. Ñөçä³ң òүð³í àíûқòàңûç: Gone.

1) Part³c³ple II.
2) Gerund.
3) ²nf³n³t³ve Perfect.
4) ²nf³n³t³ve.
5) Part³c³ple I.

20. Òөìåíäåã³ ñөçãå ñèíîíèìäåñ ñөçä³ òàáûңûç: “To carry”

1) To take.
2) To pull.
3) To push.
4) To bear.
5) To connect.

21. Ñөéëåìä³ òîëûқòûðûңûç: ² d³dn’t ... what she was wear³ng.

1) read
2) smell
3) not³ce
4) feel
5) hear

22. Åñiìäiêòiң àóäàðìàñû I like(ìûíàëàð) flowers

1) that
2) these
3) the
4) those
5) this

23. Present Perfect Act³ve-òåã³ åò³ñò³ê:

1) Had read.
2) Have been wa³t³ng.
3) Were hav³ng.
4) Was cought.
5) Has f³n³shed.

24. “Strong” ñөç³í³ң àíòîíèì³.

1) brave.
2) weak.
3) courageous.
4) naughty.
5) coward.

25. Äұðûñ ñұðàқ -… -No,I haven’t

1) Yes,I have
2) What pets have you got?
3) Have you got her telephone number?
4) Did you get presents from your parents?
5) What pets do you like?

26. Áåð³ëãåí ñөçä³ң äұðûñ ïðèñòàâêàñûí қîéûңûç. possible

1) im
2) in
3) ir
4) un
5) re

27. Òөìåíäåã³ ñөçãå ñèíîíèìäåñ ñөçä³ òàáûңûç: “Great”

1) Cultivated.
2) Large.
3) Small.
4) Smart.
5) Little.

28. Ñөéëåìãå ñәéêåñ êåëåò³í ñөç: People go ³n for sport there.

1) Forest.
2) Garden.
3) Gymnas³um.
4) Ball.
5) F³eld.

29. Åò³ñò³êò³ң äұðûñ íұñқàñûí òàңäàңûç: On Sunday we … a new exhibition in the Hermitage.

1) Is going to see.
2) Am going to see.
3) Are going to see.
4) Sees.
5) Would see.

30. Åò³ñò³êò³ң 3 ôîðìàñûí қîéûңûç. show

1) shower
2) shown
3) showed
4) show
5) showing

31. “Îðòà ìåêòåï” àóäàðûëàäû:

1) Private school
2) Grammar school
3) State school
4) Comprehensive school
5) Secondary school

32. Үñòåóä³ òàáûңûç

1) ninetieth
2) much
3) fighter
4) readable
5) rest

33. Ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç: ² know h³s name. But ² don’t know ... .

1) she.
2) me.
3) hers.
4) her.
5) h³s.

34. Ñөéëåìä³ òîëûқòûðûңûç: ² have a car ... looks l³ke yours.

1) what
2) wh³ch
3) where
4) when
5) who

35. "Lose" åò³ñò³ã³í³ң Part³c³ple II òүð³:

1) Los³ng.
2) To lose.
3) Lost.
4) To lost.
5) Losed.

36. Åðåêøåëåíãåí әðiï áàñқàøà îқûëàäû

1) exercise
2) excuse
3) explain
4) excellent
5) exam

37. Åò³ñò³êò³ äұðûñ òүðäå қîéûңûç: Pauls has g³ven up (smoke).

1) smoke.
2) to smoking.
3) smok³ng.
4) hav³ng smoked.
5) be³ng smok³ng.

38. Ìәò³íä³ îқûï, òàïñûðìàíû îðûíäàңûç: London parks are the most beaut³ful areas of the c³ty. ²n the summer you can s³t ³n St. James’s Park by the s³de of the lake and l³sten to the band play³ng mus³c. Green Park ³s a d³fferent k³nd of park. ²t ³s a qu³et, wooden place. Hyde Park was once part of a forest. ²n our days, Speakers’ Corner of the park ³s always a centre of act³v³ty. Sunday ³s the most popular day and you w³ll usually f³nd some people stand³ng on the³r soap-boxes and mak³ng speeches. There ³s a boat³ng lake, and skat³ng ³n the w³nter ³f the ³ce ³s 10 cent³metres th³ck. There ³s an open-a³r theatre where plays are put on ³n the summer, and rose garden and a restaurant. Ìәò³íãå òàқûðûï òàңäàңûç:

1) Cultural L³fe.
2) London Parks.
3) Hyde Park.
4) Populat³on ³n London.
5) People and Nature.

39. Äұðûñ ñұðàқ…….-Speaking

1) -How are you getting on?
2) -Please,repeat your name?
3) -Hello,could I speak to Tom please?
4) -Hello,How are you?
5) -Who is calling please?

40. Ìàқàëäû òîëûқòûðûңûç.... to ask the way than to go asrtay.

1) better
2) worse
3) bad
4) best
5) good

41. Æұðíàқòû äұðûñ òàңäàï çàò åñ³ì æàñà. Work

1) -ism
2) -ness
3) -ist
4) -ment
5) -er

42. Ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç. My niece is … .

1) My sisters daughter.
2) My brother’s daughter.
3) My uncles daughter.
4) My daughter’s sister.
5) My brothers daughter.

43. “To be” åò³ñò³ã³í қîëäàíûï, áåð³ëãåí æàóàïòàðғà ñұðàқòàð қîéûңûç.… . Yes, I am American. … . No, he’s not a doctor.

1) Am you American? Am he a doctor?
2) Are you American? Is he a doctor?
3) Are you American? Are he a doctor?
4) Is you American? Is he a doctor?
5) I am American, am I? Does he a doctor?

44. "Shopp³ng" òàқûðûáûíà ñәéêåñ êåëåò³í ñөç:

1) V³llage.
2) Wardrobe.
3) Department.
4) People
5) Off³ce.

45. Äұðûñ åòiñòiê Paper…from wood

1) are made
2) were made
3) is make
4) make
5) is made

46. “to be going to’’ àéíàëûìûìåí ñөéëåìä³ òàáûңûç

1) Will you come to the meeting tonight?
2) I’m going to visit my friend tomorrow.
3) He was very tired
4) He’s having a swim.
5) This time tomorrow we’ll be sitting on the plane.

47. Åò³ñò³êò³ң 3 ôîðìàñûí êөðñåò. know

1) knows
2) knew
3) known
4) know
5) knowing

48. Äұðûñ æàóàïòû òàңäàңûç: How many states are there in America?

1) 57
2) 53
3) 15
4) 50
5) 25

49. "Def³n³te" ñөç³í³ң àíòîíèì³:

1) ²ndef³n³te.
2) ²mdef³n³te.
3) ²ldef³n³te.
4) Undef³n³te.
5) Redef³n³te.

50. Äұðûñ åñ³ìøå òàңäàңûç: A ... house

1) To destroy.
2) Destroyed.
3) To destroying.
4) Destroy.
5) To destroyed.