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<variant> responsible

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<variant> Am / is.

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<variant> Will study / entered.

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<variant> He decided the problem ten o`clock by tomorrow.

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<variant> Shall.

<question> If you (to be) free, I (come) to see you:

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<variant> Are / come.

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<variant> Are / shall be coming.

<variant> Will be / come.

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<question> My friend said that he … to the station to see me off:

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<question> He asked me what I … in the evening:

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<question> "Go home", said the teacher to us:

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<variant> The teacher told us go home.

<variant> The teacher told us will go home.

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<variant> The teacher told us gone home.

<question> "Don’t eat too much ice-cream", said Nick’s mother to him:

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<variant> Nick’s mother told him no eat too much ice- cream.

<variant> Nick’s mother told him not eat too much ice- cream.

<variant> Nick’s mother told him do not eat too much ice- cream.

<variant> Nick’s mother told him to eat too much ice -cream.

<question> Oleg said: “My room is on the second floor”:

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<variant> Known.

<question> My brother asked me … him my pen:

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<question> Mary asked me if I …the film the day before:

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<variant> Don’t enter the kitchen

<variant> Entering the nursery.

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<variant> Being entering the nursery.

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<variant> There was.

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<variant> It is.

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<variant> There be.

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<variant> Was going to.

<variant> Were going to.

<question> These engineers … work in the Ministry soon:

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<variant> To be going to.

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<variant> Be going to.

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<variant> Being swim.

<variant> Have been swimming.

<question> You must listen to the English text … in the language laboratory:

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<variant> Were recorded.

<variant> Record.

<variant> Recording.

<variant> Was recorded.

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<variant> To describe.

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<variant> To look.

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<variant> Looking.

<variant> Have looked.

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<variant> Driven.

<variant> Drive.

<variant> Have driven.

<variant> To be driven.

<question> … is a very useful thing:

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<variant> Having read.

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<variant> Breaking.

<variant> Was broken.

<question> They saw a young woman … in a business suit:

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<variant> Dressing.

<variant> Was dressed.

<variant> To dress.

<variant> Was dressing.

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<variant> Retyred.

<variant> Refrained.

<variant> Reclaimed.

<variant> Gone to get his pension

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<variant>. 50.

<variant>. 48.

<variant>. 51.

<variant>. 45.

<variant>. 55.

<question> Who is the head of GB Government?:

<variant>. Prime Minister.

<variant>. President.

<variant>. Queen.

<variant>. King.

<variant>. Minister.

<question> Is July 4th the Independence Day of the USA?:

<variant>. Yes.

<variant>. No.

<variant>. Maybe.

<variant>. Not sure.

<variant>. No answer.

<question> Who is the Prime Minister of Great Britain?:

<variant>. David Cameron

<variant>. Elizabeth II.

<variant>. Elizabeth III.

<variant>. Prince Charles.

<variant>. Prince Edward.

<question> What is the longest river in the USA?:

<variant>. The Mississippi

<variant>. The Missouri

<variant>. The Ural.

<variant>. The Colorado.

<variant>. The Volga.

<question> Who was the first president in the USA?:

<variant>. Washington.

<variant>. Clinton.

<variant>. Lincoln.

<variant>. Kennedy.

<variant>. Franklin.

<question> In what state are the carved faces of four presidents?:

<variant>. South Dakota.

<variant>. New York.

<variant>. Washington.

<variant>. Utah.

<variant>. North Dakota.

<question> What is the south east country of Great Britain?:

<variant>. England.

<variant>. Scotland.

<variant>. Wales.

<variant>. London.

<variant>. New York.

<question> What ocean is the east coast of the USA washed by?:

<variant>. Atlantic.

<variant>. Indian.

<variant>. Pacific.

<variant>. Antarctic.

<variant>. Arctic.

<question> How many stars are there in the American flag?:

<variant>. 50.

<variant>. 100.

<variant>. 48.

<variant>. 55.

<variant>. 99.

<question> How many stripes are there in the American flag?:

<variant>. 13.

<variant>. 15.

<variant>. 50.

<variant>. 100.

<variant>. 10.

<question> Who was the first to reach North America?:

<variant>. Vikings.

<variant>. Anglo Saxons.

<variant>. English.

<variant>. Kazakh.

<variant>. Russian.

<question> What kind of state is Kazakhstan?

<variant> democratic republic with the presidential form of government

<variant> constitutional monarchy

<variant> absolute republic

<variant> federal state with the presidential form of government

<variant> autonomy

<question>What river is Astana situated on?

<variant> the Ishim

<variant> the Tobol

<variant> the Irtysh

<variant> the Syrdariya

<variant> the Enisei

<question> In the east Kazakhstan borders on ….

<variant> China

<variant> Uzbekistan

<variant> Russia

<variant> Caspian Sea

<variant> Kyrgyzstan

<question>The Romans called Britain ….

<variant> Albion

<variant> Union Jack

<variant> Oxford

<variant> Ben Nevis

<variant> Britannia

<question>The National Emblem of the Republic of Kazakhstan is an image of….., the upper dome-like portion of a …., against a sky blue….. which irradiates (in the form of sun rays) uyks, set off by wings of……..

<variant> Shanyrak, yurt, background, mythical horses

<variant> red rose, background, mythical horses, shanyrak

<variant> Background, mythical horses, building, shanyrak

<variant> Mythical horses, yurt, shanyrak, map

<variant> No right anwser

<question> Shanyrak on the National Emblem of Kazakhstan symbolizes…

<variant> well-being of family, peace and calm

<variant> friendship and eternity

<variant> prosperity

<variant> clear future of the Kazakhstani people

<variant> aspiration to peace

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<variant> have read

<variant> were read

<variant> was read

<variant> has read

<question> My friend (to wait) for you since two o’clock.

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<variant> shall have waiting

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