Òåñò: Øåò ò³ë³
Ñïèñîê âîïðîñîâ
1. “to be” åò³ñò³ã³í³ң äұðûñ ôîðìàñûí òà¾äàңûç. She … in the fifth form. |
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1) been. | |
2) were. | |
3) is. | |
4) are. | |
5) am. | |
2. Æàқøàäàғû åò³ñò³êò³ äұðûñ øàқòà қîëäàíûңûç.I …(watch) TV when it began to rain. |
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1) Watched. | |
2) Watch. | |
3) Am watching. | |
4) Was watching. | |
5) Watching. | |
3. Future in the Past-òàғû åòiñòiê |
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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. |
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1) was going. | |
2) am going. | |
3) is going. | |
4) were going. | |
5) are going. | |
5. Åò³ñò³êò³ң 2 ôîðìàñûí қîéûңûç. meet |
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1) met | |
2) meeted | |
3) meets | |
4) not meet | |
5) meeting | |
6. ²² òèïò³ áóûíìåí îқûëàòûí ñөçä³ òàңäàңûç. |
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1) Mine | |
2) Sand | |
3) Gave | |
4) Bye | |
5) Pie | |
7. "Happy" ñөç³í³ң òóûíäû ñөç³: |
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1) Happeless. | |
2) Rehappy. | |
3) Happ³ness. | |
4) Happ³at³on. | |
5) Happ³c. | |
8. “a Postman” ñөç³í³ң êөïøå òүð³: |
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1) Postmen | |
2) Postmans | |
3) Postman | |
4) Postmanses | |
5) Postmens | |
9. Åò³ñò³êò³ң äұðûñ íұñқàcûí òàáûңûç: I always … to arrive everywhere on time. |
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1) Tries. | |
2) Has tried. | |
3) Were trying. | |
4) Try. | |
5) Are trying. | |
10. Ãåðóíäèé ìåí ñөéëåìä³ òàáûңûç |
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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 … . |
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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 … . |
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1) Uncle. | |
2) Brother. | |
3) Son. | |
4) Husband. | |
5) Father. | |
13. Ôðàçàëûқ åò³ñò³êò³ң äұðûñ âàðèàíòûí òàңäàңûç: The teacher told us to … the blackboard. |
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1) Look. | |
2) Look at. | |
3) Look for. | |
4) Look up. | |
5) Look after. | |
14. Äұðûñ òîëûқòûðûңûç: ... is made of milk and sugar |
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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 |
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1) productive | |
2) dramatic | |
3) postwar | |
4) legal | |
5) irregular | |
16. Åñ³ìä³êò³ қîéûңûç: They d³d not p³ck ... flowers. |
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1) anyth³ng | |
2) something | |
3) noth³ng | |
4) any | |
5) somebody | |
17. Åñ³ìä³êò³ң äұðûñ íұñқàñûí òàңäàңûç: Do you remember those people … we met in Astana? |
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1) What. | |
2) Who. | |
3) Whose. | |
4) Where. | |
5) Those. | |
18. Ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç: Computers ... ³n the 20-th century. |
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1) ³nvented | |
2) are ³nvent³ng | |
3) to be ³nvented | |
4) were ³nvented | |
5) was ³nvented | |
19. Ñөçä³ң òүð³í àíûқòàңûç: Gone. |
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1) Part³c³ple II. | |
2) Gerund. | |
3) ²nf³n³t³ve Perfect. | |
4) ²nf³n³t³ve. | |
5) Part³c³ple I. | |
20. Òөìåíäåã³ ñөçãå ñèíîíèìäåñ ñөçä³ òàáûңûç: “To carry” |
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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. |
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1) read | |
2) smell | |
3) not³ce | |
4) feel | |
5) hear | |
22. Åñiìäiêòiң àóäàðìàñû I like(ìûíàëàð) flowers |
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1) that | |
2) these | |
3) the | |
4) those | |
5) this | |
23. Present Perfect Act³ve-òåã³ åò³ñò³ê: |
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1) Had read. | |
2) Have been wa³t³ng. | |
3) Were hav³ng. | |
4) Was cought. | |
5) Has f³n³shed. | |
24. “Strong” ñөç³í³ң àíòîíèì³. |
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1) brave. | |
2) weak. | |
3) courageous. | |
4) naughty. | |
5) coward. | |
25. Äұðûñ ñұðàқ -… -No,I haven’t |
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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 |
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1) im | |
2) in | |
3) ir | |
4) un | |
5) re | |
27. Òөìåíäåã³ ñөçãå ñèíîíèìäåñ ñөçä³ òàáûңûç: “Great” |
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1) Cultivated. | |
2) Large. | |
3) Small. | |
4) Smart. | |
5) Little. | |
28. Ñөéëåìãå ñәéêåñ êåëåò³í ñөç: People go ³n for sport there. |
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1) Forest. | |
2) Garden. | |
3) Gymnas³um. | |
4) Ball. | |
5) F³eld. | |
29. Åò³ñò³êò³ң äұðûñ íұñқàñûí òàңäàңûç: On Sunday we … a new exhibition in the Hermitage. |
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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 |
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1) shower | |
2) shown | |
3) showed | |
4) show | |
5) showing | |
31. “Îðòà ìåêòåï” àóäàðûëàäû: |
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1) Private school | |
2) Grammar school | |
3) State school | |
4) Comprehensive school | |
5) Secondary school | |
32. Үñòåóä³ òàáûңûç |
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1) ninetieth | |
2) much | |
3) fighter | |
4) readable | |
5) rest | |
33. Ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç: ² know h³s name. But ² don’t know ... . |
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1) she. | |
2) me. | |
3) hers. | |
4) her. | |
5) h³s. | |
34. Ñөéëåìä³ òîëûқòûðûңûç: ² have a car ... looks l³ke yours. |
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1) what | |
2) wh³ch | |
3) where | |
4) when | |
5) who | |
35. "Lose" åò³ñò³ã³í³ң Part³c³ple II òүð³: |
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1) Los³ng. | |
2) To lose. | |
3) Lost. | |
4) To lost. | |
5) Losed. | |
36. Åðåêøåëåíãåí әðiï áàñқàøà îқûëàäû |
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1) exercise | |
2) excuse | |
3) explain | |
4) excellent | |
5) exam | |
37. Åò³ñò³êò³ äұðûñ òүðäå қîéûңûç: Pauls has g³ven up (smoke). |
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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: |
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1) Cultural L³fe. | |
2) London Parks. | |
3) Hyde Park. | |
4) Populat³on ³n London. | |
5) People and Nature. | |
39. Äұðûñ ñұðàқ…….-Speaking |
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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. |
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1) better | |
2) worse | |
3) bad | |
4) best | |
5) good | |
41. Æұðíàқòû äұðûñ òàңäàï çàò åñ³ì æàñà. Work |
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1) -ism | |
2) -ness | |
3) -ist | |
4) -ment | |
5) -er | |
42. Ñөéëåìä³ àÿқòàңûç. My niece is … . |
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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. |
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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: |
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1) V³llage. | |
2) Wardrobe. | |
3) Department. | |
4) People | |
5) Off³ce. | |
45. Äұðûñ åòiñòiê Paper…from wood |
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1) are made | |
2) were made | |
3) is make | |
4) make | |
5) is made | |
46. “to be going to’’ àéíàëûìûìåí ñөéëåìä³ òàáûңûç |
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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 |
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1) knows | |
2) knew | |
3) known | |
4) know | |
5) knowing | |
48. Äұðûñ æàóàïòû òàңäàңûç: How many states are there in America? |
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1) 57 | |
2) 53 | |
3) 15 | |
4) 50 | |
5) 25 | |
49. "Def³n³te" ñөç³í³ң àíòîíèì³: |
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1) ²ndef³n³te. | |
2) ²mdef³n³te. | |
3) ²ldef³n³te. | |
4) Undef³n³te. | |
5) Redef³n³te. | |
50. Äұðûñ åñ³ìøå òàңäàңûç: A ... house |
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1) To destroy. | |
2) Destroyed. | |
3) To destroying. | |
4) Destroy. | |
5) To destroyed. |