тестовые задания по английскому языку по теме "“Higher education in the USA”"
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Тестовые задания по английскому языку по теме “Higher education in the USA”
UNIT 1.
Distribute the words PIN, riddles, peaches, organic, cream, Setswana, jail, slope, GECs, xmas, hard core, soft porridge, fat cakes, which of them means:
DIFFICULT COURSES:
SIMPLE COURSES:
UNIT 2.
Match the student’s slang idioms with their definitions:
Clay cow | excellent students |
Mega brains | female teachers |
Mega money suckers | male students |
Sugar lecturers | female students |
Skirt chasers | student’s absence without permission |
Mark students | teachers of difficult courses |
Chees boys | male teachers |
UNIT 3.
Consider the slang synonyms to the literature words:
Poor students, high grades, male students, average grades, excellent students, female lecturers, teachers of simple courses, low grades, teachers of difficult courses, male teachers.
(flunkers, toy boys, money suckers, free winners, binary marks, butter traders, axe mark, stupid intellectuals, solvers clay, boiling point).
UNIT 4.
Consider the slang antonyms to the literature words:
F.ex. Exellent students – stupids.
Exellent students, difficult courses, poor students, low grades, simple courses, high grades, competent lecturers, incompetent lecturers.
(chopped, hard core, good pill, smarters, soft porridge,bad pill, stupids, sinkers).
UNIT 5.
Find the add slang word:
- riddles, organic, jail, hard core, slope;
- learning disabled, natural cracks, puppets, corresponding students;
- red zone, clipper, heat, boiling point, ambassadors;
- the messiah, false prophet, good pill, professor;
- marks campaigners, thigh for mark, mark suckers, sugar lectures;
- axe mark, red zone, bridge, titanic, under belt, sinkers
- genuine leather, senior citizens, players, pilots, ancestors.
UNIT 6.
Give the literature equivalent to the slang word:
F.ex. 2)toolbars - g) excellent students.
1) jail a) male student
2) toolbars b) difficult course
3) bibo c) competent lecture
4) messiah d) 1st. year student
5) axe marks e) average grades
6) frosh f) low grades
7) between g) excellent student.
UNIT 7.
Scramble the slang words:
- mraxeak
- seddirl
- ijal
- opedpch
- kesrins
- ssiameh
- sutipds
- lespo
UNIT 8.
Сonnect the English words with their Ukrainian equivalent:
- frosh, freshman 1) валять дурака
- to get a scew loose 2) ботан
- jokingly 3) абитура
- whatever 4) пороть чушь
- a killjoy, a bore 5) прикольно
- a nitwit 6) кульний
- kickass 7) валянок
- to goof off 8) до лампочки
- kick ass 9) отстой
- rubbish, junk 10) крутий
UNIT 9.
Find the one word to the following explanation:
- humbug, cock or bull story;
- cartoon strip in British comic;
- a student at the fictional Spunkbridge University;
- to be present without permission;
- very disappointed or overcome with emotion;
- very happy.
(chuffed, choked, to bunk-off, Grant Wankshaft, student grant, nonsense).
UNIT 10.
Which from the synonyms set in bear the following shades of meaning:
- bomb on something, not come up to stratch, to get bad pill, to get a axe mark, wash out;
- breeze through something, scrape through, pass with flying, to get a binary mark, to take chopped, to get a clipper mark.
- to fail an examination or test;
- to pass a difficult test or examination;
- only just pass an examination, by getting only a few marks more than are necessary;
- to pass exam whith a low results;
- to pass an examination extremely successfully.
UNIT 11.
Match words with their deffinitions:
Brain dead | не очень умный человек |
Claim | быть умным человеком |
Dodo | сложный для понимания |
Have a belfry | неспособный мыслить |
Mind-boggling | думать, напрягать мозг |
Rack one’s brain | тот, кто не учится |
Allowance eaters | ошибка |
UNIT 12.
Choose A or B according to the meaning of the word:
CHILL –
- to relax B. to work
BIRDCAGE –
- the university B. the dormitory
ZOMBIE –
- tired person B. flunkers
SHAKE-UP –
- laborotary room B. gymnasium
SLEEPER –
- lectures courses B. bedroom
READER –
- library B. crib