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Mysterious places in Russia

Russia has a lot of mysterious places. One of them is Karandash, which means a pencil in Russian. It is a small mountain in the southern Urals. Despite being only 610 metres tall, it is very important for scientists because it holds the title of being the (19)__________________(OLD) mountain in the world.

It (20)__________________(BELIEVE) to be about 4.2 billion years old whereas our planet is about 4.75 billion years old.

So far, scientists (21)__________________(FIND) some interesting minerals in Karandash which prove that this mountain used to be a part of the supercontinent that existed 2 billion years ago. Another place is Manpupunyor. It may be hard to pronounce the name of this mysterious plateau, but this place is one of the top attractions of Russia for curious tourists.

The name of the plateau is translated from a local language as The Small Mountain of Idols. Six rock formations from 30 to 42 meters tall stand in a row, while the (22)__________________ (SEVEN) one stands alone.

According to a legend, (23) __________________(THIS) seven rocks were giant men who wanted to conquer the locals.

However, they (24)__________________(TURN) into stones by a shaman ages ago.

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Mysterious places in Russia

Russia has a lot of mysterious places. One of them is Karandash, which means a pencil in Russian. It is a small mountain in the southern Urals. Despite being only 610 metres tall, it is very important for scientists because it holds the title of being the (19)__________________(OLD) mountain in the world.

It (20)__________________(BELIEVE) to be about 4.2 billion years old whereas our planet is about 4.75 billion years old.

So far, scientists (21)__________________(FIND) some interesting minerals in Karandash which prove that this mountain used to be a part of the supercontinent that existed 2 billion years ago. Another place is Manpupunyor. It may be hard to pronounce the name of this mysterious plateau, but this place is one of the top attractions of Russia for curious tourists.

The name of the plateau is translated from a local language as The Small Mountain of Idols. Six rock formations from 30 to 42 meters tall stand in a row, while the (22)__________________ (SEVEN) one stands alone.

According to a legend, (23) __________________(THIS) seven rocks were giant men who wanted to conquer the locals.

However, they (24)__________________(TURN) into stones by a shaman ages ago.

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Mysterious places in Russia

Russia has a lot of mysterious places. One of them is Karandash, which means a pencil in Russian. It is a small mountain in the southern Urals. Despite being only 610 metres tall, it is very important for scientists because it holds the title of being the (19)__________________(OLD) mountain in the world.

It (20)__________________(BELIEVE) to be about 4.2 billion years old whereas our planet is about 4.75 billion years old.

So far, scientists (21)__________________(FIND) some interesting minerals in Karandash which prove that this mountain used to be a part of the supercontinent that existed 2 billion years ago. Another place is Manpupunyor. It may be hard to pronounce the name of this mysterious plateau, but this place is one of the top attractions of Russia for curious tourists.

The name of the plateau is translated from a local language as The Small Mountain of Idols. Six rock formations from 30 to 42 meters tall stand in a row, while the (22)__________________ (SEVEN) one stands alone.

According to a legend, (23) __________________(THIS) seven rocks were giant men who wanted to conquer the locals.

However, they (24)__________________(TURN) into stones by a shaman ages ago.

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Mysterious places in Russia

Russia has a lot of mysterious places. One of them is Karandash, which means a pencil in Russian. It is a small mountain in the southern Urals. Despite being only 610 metres tall, it is very important for scientists because it holds the title of being the (19)__________________(OLD) mountain in the world.

It (20)__________________(BELIEVE) to be about 4.2 billion years old whereas our planet is about 4.75 billion years old.

So far, scientists (21)__________________(FIND) some interesting minerals in Karandash which prove that this mountain used to be a part of the supercontinent that existed 2 billion years ago. Another place is Manpupunyor. It may be hard to pronounce the name of this mysterious plateau, but this place is one of the top attractions of Russia for curious tourists.

The name of the plateau is translated from a local language as The Small Mountain of Idols. Six rock formations from 30 to 42 meters tall stand in a row, while the (22)__________________ (SEVEN) one stands alone.

According to a legend, (23) __________________(THIS) seven rocks were giant men who wanted to conquer the locals.

However, they (24)__________________(TURN) into stones by a shaman ages ago.

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Mysterious places in Russia

Russia has a lot of mysterious places. One of them is Karandash, which means a pencil in Russian. It is a small mountain in the southern Urals. Despite being only 610 metres tall, it is very important for scientists because it holds the title of being the (19)__________________(OLD) mountain in the world.

It (20)__________________(BELIEVE) to be about 4.2 billion years old whereas our planet is about 4.75 billion years old.

So far, scientists (21)__________________(FIND) some interesting minerals in Karandash which prove that this mountain used to be a part of the supercontinent that existed 2 billion years ago. Another place is Manpupunyor. It may be hard to pronounce the name of this mysterious plateau, but this place is one of the top attractions of Russia for curious tourists.

The name of the plateau is translated from a local language as The Small Mountain of Idols. Six rock formations from 30 to 42 meters tall stand in a row, while the (22)__________________ (SEVEN) one stands alone.

According to a legend, (23) __________________(THIS) seven rocks were giant men who wanted to conquer the locals.

However, they (24)__________________(TURN) into stones by a shaman ages ago.

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From the history of libraries

The first libraries appeared in around 2600 BC in Sumer. There were no paper books at that time – people used clay tablets.

They were stored in (25)__________________(CONTAIN) in special rooms. Such rooms were(26)__________________(USUAL) located in temples.

However, more and more information needed to be stored, that is why people decided they needed separate (27)__________________(BUILD) for the clay tablets and later for manuscripts.

Around 500 BC libraries stored not only (28)__________________(GOVERN) orders and records, but also works on mathematics, history, astronomy, philosophy and medicine.

Libraries of the ancient Roman Empire had (29)__________________(COUNT) manuscripts of the best scholars of that time, so an early form of a catalogue system was introduced and librarians were needed.

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From the history of libraries

The first libraries appeared in around 2600 BC in Sumer. There were no paper books at that time – people used clay tablets.

They were stored in (25)__________________(CONTAIN) in special rooms. Such rooms were(26)__________________(USUAL) located in temples.

However, more and more information needed to be stored, that is why people decided they needed separate (27)__________________(BUILD) for the clay tablets and later for manuscripts.

Around 500 BC libraries stored not only (28)__________________(GOVERN) orders and records, but also works on mathematics, history, astronomy, philosophy and medicine.

Libraries of the ancient Roman Empire had (29)__________________(COUNT) manuscripts of the best scholars of that time, so an early form of a catalogue system was introduced and librarians were needed.

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From the history of libraries

The first libraries appeared in around 2600 BC in Sumer. There were no paper books at that time – people used clay tablets.

They were stored in (25)__________________(CONTAIN) in special rooms. Such rooms were(26)__________________(USUAL) located in temples.

However, more and more information needed to be stored, that is why people decided they needed separate (27)__________________(BUILD) for the clay tablets and later for manuscripts.

Around 500 BC libraries stored not only (28)__________________(GOVERN) orders and records, but also works on mathematics, history, astronomy, philosophy and medicine.

Libraries of the ancient Roman Empire had (29)__________________(COUNT) manuscripts of the best scholars of that time, so an early form of a catalogue system was introduced and librarians were needed.

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From the history of libraries

The first libraries appeared in around 2600 BC in Sumer. There were no paper books at that time – people used clay tablets.

They were stored in (25)__________________(CONTAIN) in special rooms. Such rooms were(26)__________________(USUAL) located in temples.

However, more and more information needed to be stored, that is why people decided they needed separate (27)__________________(BUILD) for the clay tablets and later for manuscripts.

Around 500 BC libraries stored not only (28)__________________(GOVERN) orders and records, but also works on mathematics, history, astronomy, philosophy and medicine.

Libraries of the ancient Roman Empire had (29)__________________(COUNT) manuscripts of the best scholars of that time, so an early form of a catalogue system was introduced and librarians were needed.

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From the history of libraries

The first libraries appeared in around 2600 BC in Sumer. There were no paper books at that time – people used clay tablets.

They were stored in (25)__________________(CONTAIN) in special rooms. Such rooms were(26)__________________(USUAL) located in temples.

However, more and more information needed to be stored, that is why people decided they needed separate (27)__________________(BUILD) for the clay tablets and later for manuscripts.

Around 500 BC libraries stored not only (28)__________________(GOVERN) orders and records, but also works on mathematics, history, astronomy, philosophy and medicine.

Libraries of the ancient Roman Empire had (29)__________________(COUNT) manuscripts of the best scholars of that time, so an early form of a catalogue system was introduced and librarians were needed.

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Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) assume 2) admit 3) approve 4) agree

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Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) apologized 2) appeared 3) applied 4) approached

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Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) held 2) took 3) kept 4) used

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Привер ответа: 1

Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) yet 2) just 3) still 4) only

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Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) reminded 2) regarded 3) recognized 4) remembered

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Привер ответа: 1

Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) really 2) rarely 3) hardly 4) nearly

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Привер ответа: 1

Sandy

Sandy called Dan Atkins the following week, to give Berta Canning, her literary agent, plenty of time to get in touch with him and send him the manuscript he could read. She hoped he would 30 ______ to help her to edit her first book.

And when Dan Atkins answered, he seemed as though she’d woken him out of a sound sleep. She 31 ______ profusely, and he didn’t sound happy to hear from her. There was a long silence and then he told Sandy to come on Saturday. He explained that he lived near the university campus where he 32 ______ to teach. She wasn’t looking forward to meeting him, but she didn’t want Berta to be angry with her either. So, she bicycled over to his address on Saturday. When Sandy got there, he took forever to answer the bell. She was 33 ______ about to leave when he opened the door.

She followed him upstairs to a large living room that would have been lovely if he tidied it once in a while. There were stacks of books everywhere, a pile of papers, a mountain of manuscripts on the desk and half eaten food on the coffee table. He obviously lived alone and needed a housekeeper desperately. He was as untidy as his living room. He had a long, unkempt beard, a mane of wild white hair that 34 ______ Sally of Albert Einstein. He was wearing jeans, a sweater with holes in it, and tennis shoes. Sandy could 35 ______ figure out his age. He seemed to be about seventy, 36 ______ Berta told her later that he was only sixty. He said that he liked her book.

1. 1) nevertheless 2) therefore 3) although 4) moreover

You have received an email message from your English-speaking pen-friend Chris:

Write an email to Chris.

In your message:

– answer his questions;

– ask 3 questions about the present.

Write 100–140 words.

Remember the rules of email writing.

Imagine that you are doing a project on why many young Zetlanders choose to major in the humanities. You have found some data on the

subject – the results of a survey conducted among young Zetlanders (see the table below).

Comment on the survey data and give your opinion on the subject of the project.

The survey question:

Why have you chosen to major in the humanities?

Choose one option

Write 200–250 words.

Use the following plan:

– make an opening statement on the subject of the project;

– select and report 2–3 facts;

– make 1–2 comparisons where relevant and give your comments;

– outline a problem that can arise with studying the humanities and suggest a way of solving it;

– conclude by giving and explaining your opinion on the importance of choosing the right profession.

Task 1. Imagine that you are preparing a project with your friend. You have found some interesting material for the presentation and you want to read this text to your friend. You have 1.5 minutes to read the text silently, then be ready to read it out aloud. You will not have more than 1.5 minutes to read it.

Snowflakes are ice crystals which fall through the Earth’s atmosphere as snow. People like to think that every snowflake has a unique shape. However, it’s not true. While snowflakes may look different, they can still be classified into eight groups and about eighty different variants. Some scientists have done a lot of research into making a kind of a catalogue of snowflakes.

The most typical patterns for a snowflake are needles, columns, plates and rimes. The shape and the pattern of a snowflake largely depend on the weather conditions. The study of snowflakes has identified that long, thin needle-like ice crystals form at around zero, while a lower temperature will lead to very flat crystals. Further changes in temperature as a snowflake falls determine more complicated shapes of snowflakes. The size of a snowflake also depends on the air temperature.

Task 2. Study the advertisement.

The best clinic in town!

You are considering visiting the clinic and now you’d like to get more information. In 1.5 minutes you are to ask four direct questions to find out

about the following:

1) location;

2) public transport;

3) dentist;

4) family discounts.

You have 20 seconds to ask each question.

You are going to give an interview. You have to answer five questions. Give full answers to the questions (2–3 sentences).

Remember that you have 40 seconds to answer each question.

Imagine that you and your friend are doing a school project “Ideal weekend”. You have found some photos to illustrate it but for technical reasons you cannot send them now. Leave a voice message to your friend explaining your choice of the photos and sharing some ideas about the project. In 2.5 minutes be ready to:

• explain the choice of the illustrations for the project by briefly describing them and noting the differences;

• mention the advantages (1–2) of the two ways to spend the weekend;

• mention the disadvantages (1–2) of the two ways to spend the weekend;

• express your opinion on the subject of the project – say which way of spending the weekend presented in the pictures you prefer and why.

You will speak for not more than 3 minutes (12–15 sentences). You have to talk continuously.

Вы услышите 6 высказываний. Установите соответствие между высказываниями каждого говорящего A—F и утверждениями, данными в списке 1—7. Используйте каждое утверждение, обозначенное соответствующей цифрой, только один раз. В задании есть одно лишнее утверждение. Прослушайте запись дважды.

Пример ответа: 123456
1. Celebrating New Year has a long history.

2. Good food is the most important thing for New Year.

3. New Year is the best time for new beginnings.

4. There are extravagant ways to celebrate New Year.

5. New Year is a great time to be with your relatives.

6. You don’t need a special time to start something.

7. Properly preparing before New Year is important.

Вы услышите диалог. Определите, какие из приведённых утверждений А–G соответствуют содержанию текста (1 – True), какие не соответствуют (2 – False) и о чём в тексте не сказано, то есть на основании текста нельзя дать ни положительного, ни отрицательного ответа (3 – Not stated). Занесите номер выбранного Вами варианта ответа в таблицу. Вы услышите запись дважды.

Пример ответа: 1231231

A. Julie has wanted to learn to draw for some time already.
B. Julie often works in summer.
C. Adam supports Julie’s intention.
D. Julie thinks it’s not necessary to learn the basics of drawing.
E. Adam dislikes abstract watercolour paintings.
F. Adam is going to accompany Julie to an art school.
G. Julie and Adam have been friends for a long time.