Unit 2 Test

Listening:

You will hear six people speaking about beliefs and superstitions (аудио на платформе padlet). Listen and match the speakers A-F with the statements 1-7. There is one statement you don't have to use.

1.

This speaker mentions some queer beliefs.

2.

This speaker talks about superstitions linked to lexicon.

3.

This speaker mentions an informative publication.

4.

This speaker talks about superstitions linked to particular occupations.

5.

This speaker mentions the oldest superstition known.

6.

This speaker talks about where a superstitious belief came from.

7.

This speaker says that nations don't always share their beliefs.

Match the words in the two columns.

1.

to demand

2.

betrayed

3.

confirmed

4.

stood

5.

deserves

6.

innocent

7.

sentenced

8.

claims

9.

went

10.

menace

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

This court mainly deals with criminal ...

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

To achieve success one ... confidence.

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

Jesus Christ is believed to have twelve ...

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

That day we had a ... of strawberries and cream.

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

He still ... commiting the terrible crime.

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

Two more nuclear power stations were built ... widespread opposition.

Complete the sentences by choosing the appropriate variants.

Ny client is ... compensation for wrongful imprisonment.

Complete the phrasal verbs with the appropriate function words.

1.

The monarch's orders were immediately carried ...

2.

You are the only person who can carry ... this unusually hard job.

3.

When he died, his son carried ... his work and soon published. 

4.

The results of the investigation will be made public as soon as we carry it ... 

Use the function words to complete the sentences.

in  to  of  by  on

1.

We know that a group of people are ... trial for bank robbery.

2.

The volcano has always been a menace ... the population of the village.

3.

I'm sure that Rob is innocent ... the crime.

4.

The latest events have confirmed me ... my position.

5.

Today's church service will be led ... a visiting priest.

Choose the appropriate variants to complete the sentences.

Some of the information in newspapers is .. to believe.

Choose the appropriate variants to complete the sentences.

Don't forget to tell them how ... we appreciate their efforts.

Choose the appropriate variants to complete the sentences.

The perfomance begins too ...

Choose the appropriate variants to complete the sentences.

Sonya was ... believed to be a greedy man.

Some people are ... than others.

Nowadays there are ... more people coming to these festivals.

Who is the ... member of our sports society?

Match the words.

1.

all

2.

fast

3.

wide

4.

very

5.

safely

6.

very much