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9 Form. Attention!
ДПА 2019
Самостійно опрацювати 9 і 10 варіанти, перевіримо на консультації.

IX variant

Task 1                                             Listening

Listen to the speakers. For questions (1-8) choose the correct answer (A, B or C). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. You will listen to each recording twice.

1. Which film hasn’t Mario seen?

A   Midnight Moon                          B   King Robert V                            C   War Games

2. What time are Mario and Tamara going to meet?

A   12.00 p.m.                                 B   5.20 p.m.                          C   7.00 p.m.


3. Which film are Mario and Tamara going to see?

A   Midnight Moon                          B   King Robert V                            C   Forever

4. What time does the film they want to see start?

A   12.00 p.m.                                 B   2.30 p.m.                          C   7.30 p.m.

5. Which film has Tamara seen?

A   Midnight Moon                          B   Robot 2075                       C   King Robert V

6. What type of films do they prefer watching together?

A   a horror film            B   an action film                    C   a romantic comedy

7. Where will they meet?

A   not far from the cinema              B    far from the cinema                   C   at the cinema

8. Which film has got vampires in it?

A   Mr and Mrs Jones                      B   Midnight Moon                 C   King Robert V

Task 2                                             Reading

Read the text below. For sentences (1-8) choose the correct answer (A, B or C). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.

         If you choose 25 hours per week you will have each morning with different teachers (9 am to 1 pm, including a coffee break between lessons) and an additional class in the afternoon.
          You will be able to choose from a number of different programmes. These will vary from term to term but typical examples are: Business English, Pronunciation, English for Tourism, Writing Skills, Studying of newspapers, Extra Grammar and Vocabulary, Communication Activities.
You will choose two topics from these or others available at the time. Business English is always included. The lessons will be 1 or 1 1/3 hours per afternoon (a total of 5 hours per week).
         This flexible programme gives you the opportunity to work with different people and study the aspects of the language, which interest you.

1.                You’ll be offered the … of different programmes.
A small amount                      B widest choice                                C largest choice
2.                All these programmes are … every year.
A the same                             B typical                                          C different
3.                You will choose … .
A two programmes                B different programmes                            C typical topics
4.                These programmes will … from term to term.
A not vary                             B be changed                                    C be typical
5.                … is always in the timetable.
A Pronunciation                     B Communication Activities            C Business English
6.                The afternoon lessons must be … .
A 5 hours a week                   B 25 hours per week              C 1/3 hours per afternoon
7.                The programme is … .
A optional                     B strict                                    C variable
8.                This flexible programme gives you the opportunity to … .
A study well                           B improve your English                                     C work abroad

Task 3                                             Use of English

Read the text below and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.

         The first true fish lived about 500 million years ago. They were the first fish to have back bones but they didn’t have teeth so they could not hold or (1)… hard food. Many new types of fish developed at this time, so it is known as the “age of fish”.
          After millions of years, fish began to grow teeth and (2)… like the fish of today. The largest prehistoric fish was as long as a bus. It had teeth that were as big (3) … an adult’s hand and (4)… open its mouth so wide that four people could have stood inside. Some fish had even bigger teeth, (5)… were about 60 centimetres long.
         There are more than 21,000 types of fish today. People (6)… always eaten fish from the sea. Some fishermen use nets which (7)… behind their boats as they move through the water. When the nets are full, the fish are lifted (8)… the boats. Then it is off to the market.
1.                A ate                    B eaten                C eating                         D eat
2.                A become             B became             C becomes                     D are becoming
3.                A soon                B as                     C such                           D so
4.                A can’t                B couldn’t           C could                         D can
5.                A which               B these                 C what                          D who
6.                A have                 B will have          C had                                     D having
7.                A pulls                 B pull                            C pulling                       D are pulled
8.                A at                     B near                  C onto                           D of
X variant

Task 1                                             Listening

Listen to the speakers. For questions (1-8) choose the correct answer (A, B or C). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet. You will listen to each recording twice.

1. Which film hasn’t Mario seen?

A   Forever                    B   War Games                       C   Mr and Mrs Jones

2. What time are Mario and Tamara going to meet?

A   7.00 p.m.                 B   5.20 p.m.                          C   7.15 p.m.

3. Which film are Mario and Tamara going to see?

A   Mr and Mrs Jones                      B   King Robert V                            C   Midnight Moon

4. What time does the film they want to see start?

A   12.00 p.m.                                 B   7.30 p.m.                          C   5.20 p.m.

5. Which film has Tamara seen?

A   Mr and Mrs Jones                      B   War Games                       C   Robot 2075

6. What type of films do they prefer watching together?

A   an action film          B   a horror film                     C   a romantic comedy

7. Where will they meet?

A   at the cinema           B    not far from the cinema             C   far from the cinema

8. Which film has got vampires in it?

A   Forever                    B   Midnight Moon                          C   Mr and Mrs Jones

Task 2                                             Reading

Read the text below. For questions (1-8) choose the correct answer (A, B or C). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.

         There was a performance at a London theatre in which there was a storm at the sea. Some boys were shouting and running under a large piece of green cloth to make that storm. Each boy received a shilling a night for his work. People enjoyed the performance.
         But the theatre director wanted to make still more money from these performances and he decided to make the boys’ pay lower. So he said that he would pay not a shilling but a sixpence for their work. Such conditions didn’t suit the boys and they decided not to accept them.
          So during the next performance, when the storm was to begin the boys began to shout but they were not running under the cloth. So nobody could see any storm at the sea. The theatre director ran to them, looked under the cloth and asked, “What’s the matter? Why aren’t you making any storm?” One of the boys asked him, “Do you want a sixpence or a shilling storm?” “All right, all right,” the director said, “I’ll give you a shilling a night, only give me a good storm.” The storm began, and everybody thought that they had never seen a better storm before.

1.                What did the boys do at a London theatre?
A watched the performance             B worked a lot                       C made the storm
2.            What was the payment for their work?
A a shilling                                       B a shilling and a sixpence              C a sixpence
3.                Who decided to earn a lot of money?
A the boys                                       B the director                                   C the actors
4.                The new payment suited the boys, didn’t it?
A Yes, it suited them.                      B Yes, it was.                                  C No, it didn’t.
5.                What did the theatre director ask the boys to do?
A to do their best                   B to make a better storm                                    C to work hard
6.                Was that performance successful?
A No, it wasn’t.                     B It was dull.                                            C Yes, it was.
7.                Who didn’t accept such conditions of the work?
A the actors                                     B the boys                                       C the theatre director
8.                Where was the storm?
A at the theatre                       B at the sea                                                Cat the river

Task 3                                             Use of English

Read the text below and choose the correct answer (A, B, C or D). Write your answers on the separate answer sheet.

         The history (1) … a lot of people whose names left a remarkable trace in the development of our civilization.
         Henry Ford was born on a farm in Michigan in 1863 but he didn’t like farming. When he was fifteen he began to work as a mechanic and in 1893 he built his first car. After he (2)… driven it 1,500 kilometres, he sold it and built two bigger cars. Then, in 1903, he (3) … the Ford Motor Company. By (4)… strong but light steel, he built cheap cars for (5)… people to buy. In 1908, he built the first Ford Model “T”, (6)… was sold for $825. He was soon selling 100 cars (7)… day. By 1927, the Ford Motor Company was worth $700 million. Early Ford cars were simple and cheap, but keeping things simple sometimes meant less choice. “You (8)… have any colour you like,” said Henry Ford of the Model “T”, “as long as it’s black”.
1.                A know                B knew                         C will know                  D knows
2.                A is                      B was                                     C had                            D has
3.                A raised               B started                       C led                    D appeared
4.                A putting             B operating                            C using                D managing
5.                A usual                B ordinary                    C general             D typical
6.                A where               B which                         C who                  D what
7.                A a                       B some                          C the                    D one
8.                A will                            B ought                         C need                 D can


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