Y. Open the brackets and give the comparative or the superlative degree
Of the adjective
1. My sister is (tall) girl in her class.
2. Nick has (good) handwriting than you.
3. Oil is (light) than water.
4. (Tall) trees in the world grow in California.
5. This book is (interesting) of all I have read this year.
YI. Choose the correct variant of the verb in the Active Voice
1.Last summer we live in the country.
a) were living b) had lived c) lived
2. He (go) to the country next summer.
a) will be going b) will go c) will have gone
3. What you (read) now?.
a) are reading b) were reading c) read
4. He (pack) things the whole day yesterday.
a) packed b) was packing c) has packed
5. They (sleep) at this time tomorrow.
a) will sleep b) will be sleeping c) are sleeping
The English Language
Test
Variant IV
I. Read the text and translate it into Russian in writing.
P sychology and Other Sciences
Behaviour is determined by a complex of factors that are partly biological, partly anthropological, partly sociological, and partly psychological. Therefore, psychology is closely related to both the biological and the social sciences. This is recognized by the large majority of modern psychologists. At the same time it should be emphasized that each area of science has its own subject-matter.
Biology— the science of life — is the study of how all living organisms grow,reproduce their kind, and carry on other life processes. The biological sciences most closely related to psychology are physiology,the study of the functioning of living organisms and their parts; neurology,the specialized scientific study of the brain and nervous system and their diseases; and embryology,the study of the growth and development prior to birth.Anthropologyis the study of the physical evolution of mankind, the origins of social groups, and the development of civilization. Its examination of various cultures — especially the so-called primitive ones — has provided psychology with much significant data for understanding the influence of cultural factors on human behaviour patterns. Sociology studies the laws underlying the development and functioning of groups of all kinds — social, political, economic, religious. Both informal and formal institutions are studied, with emphasis on the observable characteristics of the groups' structure and functioning rather than the individual motives or experience of the members. Sociology has helped psychology to understand not only group behaviour but also the social influences upon the behaviour of individuals.
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Psychologists, sociologists, and anthropologists have found that they can contribute very significantly to each other's efforts. As a result there has developed a new discipline known as behavioural science,with emphasis on the problem of developing valid generalizations about human behaviour in group situations.
II.Put five questions to the text in writing.
III.Choose the correct variant of the modal verb.
1. Farmers … work all the year round.
2. You …not carry your bag open.
3. You … not make noise in hospital.
4. …I switch on the light?
5. My wife … cook quite well.
IV. Open the brackets and use the verb in the appropriate form of the Passive Voice
1. Flowers (to sell) in shops and in the streets.
2. St. Petersburg (to found) in 1703.
3. Bread (to eat) every day.
4. The letter (to receive) yesterday. 1
5. Nick (to send) to Moscow next week.
V. Open the brackets and give the comparative or the superlative degree of the adjective.
1. Jill’s a far………….(intelligent) person than my brother.
2. Kate was the……… (practical) of the family.
3. Greg felt …….. (bad) yesterday than the day before.
4. This wine is the …………. (good) I’ve ever tasted.
5. Jack was the…………(tall) of the two.
VI. Choose the correct variant of the verb in the Active Voice.
6. First he ... (dial) the code, then he opened the safe.
a) has dialed; b) dialed; c) had dialed;
7. I'm afraid we ... (not go) to the party tomorrow.
a) don’t go; b) will not go; c) didn’t go;
8. Jane (not write) her book yet.
a) have not wroted; b) didn’t write; c) hasn’t written;
9. They (start) work at 9:00 a.m.
a) are starting; b) start; c) have started;
10. He (talk) on the phone right now
a) is talking; b) talks; c) will talk;
The English Language
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