English language test
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Task 1
Question 1. How do you do?
1. I am fine, thanks.
2. How do you do?
3. Good morning.
4. Glad to see you.
5. What about you?
Question 2. Hello! Nice to see you!
1. Good day!
2. Thank you very much.
3. How are you?
4. Hello! Nice to see you too!
5. Sorry! I am in a hurry.
Question 3. Let me introduce my friend Frank Black.
1. How do you do?
2. How are you?
3. Glad to see you.
4. It is nice to meet you.
5. What are you?
Question 4. Continue the phrase Let me introduce myself.
1. I am Sir Smith.
2. I am Smith.
3. I am Smith John.
4. I am Mike Smith.
5. I am doctor Mr Smith.
Question 5. Find the correct translation: He is a representative of an American company.
1. He is a representative of the American firm.
2. He is present in the American firm.
3. He is a representative to the American firm.
4. He is present at the American firm.
5. He present to American firm.
Task 2
Question 1. It is now 10 am When greeting, you say:
1. Good morning!
2. Good afternoon!
3. Good evening!
4. Good night!
5. Good day!
Question 2. You have agreed with a friend to meet soon. When you say goodbye, you say:
1. Good bye!
2. See you!
3. So long!
4. See you later!
5. See you to-morrow.
Question 3. In response to gratitude, you answer:
1. Please.
2. Good bye!
3. Not at all.
4. Go on!
5. Hi!
Question 4. Do you want to introduce yourself. Choose a phrase that is free of grammatical errors.
1. I want introduce.
2. Let introduce me.
3. Let me to introduce myself.
4. I want me introduce.
5. Let me introduce myself.
Question 5. What excuse would you use instead of a space: May I introduce our Sales Manager… you?
one. -
2.to
3.for
4.with
Question 1. How do you do?
1. I am fine, thanks.
2. How do you do?
3. Good morning.
4. Glad to see you.
5. What about you?
Question 2. Hello! Nice to see you!
1. Good day!
2. Thank you very much.
3. How are you?
4. Hello! Nice to see you too!
5. Sorry! I am in a hurry.
Question 3. Let me introduce my friend Frank Black.
1. How do you do?
2. How are you?
3. Glad to see you.
4. It is nice to meet you.
5. What are you?
Question 4. Continue the phrase Let me introduce myself.
1. I am Sir Smith.
2. I am Smith.
3. I am Smith John.
4. I am Mike Smith.
5. I am doctor Mr Smith.
Question 5. Find the correct translation: He is a representative of an American company.
1. He is a representative of the American firm.
2. He is present in the American firm.
3. He is a representative to the American firm.
4. He is present at the American firm.
5. He present to American firm.
Task 2
Question 1. It is now 10 am When greeting, you say:
1. Good morning!
2. Good afternoon!
3. Good evening!
4. Good night!
5. Good day!
Question 2. You have agreed with a friend to meet soon. When you say goodbye, you say:
1. Good bye!
2. See you!
3. So long!
4. See you later!
5. See you to-morrow.
Question 3. In response to gratitude, you answer:
1. Please.
2. Good bye!
3. Not at all.
4. Go on!
5. Hi!
Question 4. Do you want to introduce yourself. Choose a phrase that is free of grammatical errors.
1. I want introduce.
2. Let introduce me.
3. Let me to introduce myself.
4. I want me introduce.
5. Let me introduce myself.
Question 5. What excuse would you use instead of a space: May I introduce our Sales Manager… you?
one. -
2.to
3.for
4.with
Additional Information
... byTask 3
Question 1. What preposition should be inserted: He graduated ... the University in 1997.
one. -
2.at
3.with
4.from
5.out of
Question 2. What preposition should be inserted: This information is ... spesial interest to you.
1.with
2. of
3.for
one. -
5.in
Question 3. What preposition should be inserted: Our college can provide you ... high class specialists in different fields.
1.in
one. -
3. of
4.on
5.with
Question 4. What word can replace the underlined word in the phrase "supplementary information"
1.supper important
2.interesting
3.additional
4.useful
5.Detailed
Question 5. What preposition or conjunction should be inserted: We would be interested… a Letter of References is necessary.
1.in
2.on
3.with
4.whether
5.about
Task 4
Question 1. Find a word that does not correspond to the general topic.
1. job
2.career
3. position
4.work
5. winter
Question 2. Find a word that does not correspond to the general topic.
1.visit
2. diploma
3. certificate
4. References
5.document
Question 3. Jane Porter is a married woman. She received a letter from the firm. Find the right address.
1. Miss Porter!
2. Dear Madam Porter!
3. Mrs Porter!
4. Miss Jane!
5. Mrs Porter Jane!
Question 4. Which of the pair of words has a discrepancy
1.married - Mrs
2.single - Miss
3. Mrs - She
4. Mr - He
5. Mr Black and Mr White - Ladies
Question 5. Find a word that does not correspond to the general theme.
1.to be married
2.to be devorced
3. to be single
4.to be a widow
5. to be an accountant
Task 5
Question 1. If you want to find out the wishes of the interlocutor, then you should use the expression
1. Do you want ...
2. Do you like ...
3. Do you feel ...
4. Would you like ...
5. Would you want ..
Question 2. Choose the correct translation: Please, if you can, write it in English.
1. Please, write it in English, if you could.
2. Write it in English, please.
1. Will you write it in English?
2. Could you write it in English?
3. Can you write it in English?
Question 3. Find an interrogative sentence that has no mistakes.
1. Who finds our terms acceptable?
2. Who does find our terms acceptable?
3. Who is find our terms acceptable?
4. Who find our terms acceptable?
5. Who finding our terms acceptable?
Question 4. Choose the correct translation: Let me know the date of your arrival.
1. I was told the date of your arrival.
2. Let me know your arrival date.
3. I will let you know the arrival date.
4. I will be informed of your arrival.
5. I am allowed to know the day of your arrival.
Question 5. Choose the correct explanation for the word "customer"
1. A person working at the Customs Office.
2. A person who follows the customs of the country.
3. A client of a bank, firm, etc.
4. A man who is acustomed to do something.
5. A shop assistant saling suits.
Task 6
Question 1. Find a synonym for the word to visit.
1.to come to see
2.to run
3. to apply
4.to speak to
5.to travel
Question 2. What pair of words are not synonymous.
1.to start - to finish
2.to go on - to continue
3.to let know - to inform
4.to want - to wish
5.to help - to assist
Question 3. What does the word “signature” mean?
1.a picture
2.your name written in a certain way
3.mathematic symbol
4. French dish
5.a singer
Question 4. Insert a pronoun: Do you have any suggestions on… terms?
1.this
2.that
3.mine
4. these
5.ours
Question 5. Replace the blank with: We would be interested ... the prospects of our joint business.
1. to speak
2.to work
3. to know
4. to be
5.to inform
Task 7
Question 1. Instead of a gap, insert a pronoun: It is… suggestion.
1.me
2.my
3.mine
4.ours
5.myself