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READING COMPREHENSION. Part I
Inaliz tili 
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15. According to the passage, seagulls ... .
I. live on the beach
II.
swim quickly in the ocean
III. eat only fish
A) I and II 
В) II only 
С) II and III 
D) I only
16. According to the passage, all of the 
statements are TR U E, E X C E P T ... .
A) Starfish are hard to catch
B) Starfish live on the beach
C) Seagulls move quickly on the sand
D) Crabs eat shrimp and ocean plants
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The Tyrannosaurus rex, also known as T-rex, was one of the largest land animals to have ever Uved. 
The T-rex could grow to 12 metres in length. If we compared it now, it would be a little longer than 
a bus. It lived in what is now western North America and may have even been partly covered in 
feathers. The T-rex was a hungry meat eater and the best hunter with strong mouth and had up 
to 60 teeth. Some of these teeth could grow to be almost thirty centimetres long. The T-rex was a 
carnivore, meat eater, and hunted other dinosaurs. Scientists aren’t sure how fast the T-rex could run, 
or if it could even run at all. In 1990, a man found the most complete skeleton of a T-rex ever found. 
It was sold to a museum for eight million dollars, the highest amount ever paid for dinosaur bones.
17. According to the passage, compared to a
bus, the Tyrannosaurus rex was ....
A) stronger
B) shorter
C) longer
D) taller
18. According to the passage, which is NOT
true about the Tyrannosaurus rex?
A) The T-rex’s skeleton was sold for 
8
000
000
$.
B) Comparing to other animals, T-rex was 
too small.
C) Tyrannosaurus rex hunted and ate other 
dinosaurs.
D) Some of T-rex’s teeth were about thirty 
centimetres long.
19. According to the passage, what are
scientists not sure of?
A) Where the Tyrannosaurus rex lived.
B) If the Tyrannosaurus rex ate plants.
C) If the Tyrannosaurus rex could run.
D) If the Tyrannosaurus rex had 60 teeth.
20. All of the following statements are TR U E ,
EXCEPT ....
A) The T-rex may have been partly covered 
in feathers
B) The T-rex lived in what is now western 
North America
C) The T-rex was the worst hunter with 
more than 50 teeth
D) The T-rex was a carnivore and hunted 
other dinosaurs
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“ Fish and chips” is a famous British dish. It was invented in the 1800s. Before then, fried fish 
was popular in England. Around the same time, thin cut fried potatoes, or “chips” were popular 
in Scotland. Shop owners served fish and chips with salt and vinegar. Londoners loved the new 
dish a lot because it was cheap and delicious. Later, during World War II, Britain didn’t have 
much food. However, there were still many fish and many potatoes. For that reason, many shops 
selling fish and chips were opened throughout the country. In this way, fish and chips became 
Britain’s favourite and famous dish. Today, every British town has a fish and chips shop. People 
call these shops “chippies”. The dish is still served with salt and vinegar. But now there are more 
side orders, such as tomato sauce, spicy sauce, peas, and onions. “ Fish and chips” has spread to 
other countries too. Now it is loved all over the world.
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21. W hat is the passage mainly about?
A) The popularity of potatoes in Britain.
B) Special restaurants for fried fish in 
London.
C) The history of Britain’s favourite dish.
D) The best fried fish for soldiers.
2 2 . According to the passage, which is N O T
true?
A) Before fish and chips, people never ate 
fried fish.
B) Fish and chips is still served with salt 
and vinegar.
C) People around the world enjoy fish and 
chips” now
D) Fish and chips shops are called 
‘ ‘chippies”.
2 3 . W hen “ fish and chips” came out, 
why did people like it very 
much?
A) There were more side orders.
B) It contained salt and vinegar.
C) There were many potatoes.
D) It was cheap and delicious.
2 4 . The World W ar II helped fish and 
chips . . . .
A) be served with more side orders
B) spread to different countries
C) become popular in Britain
D) be sold at a high price
Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
Mary likes to run. When she was in third grade, she began training to run long distances. 
Now that she was in eighth grade, her parents agreed to let her run in the Banana Classic. The 
Banana Classic is a ten-kilometre race. It takes place every year in Mattydale. The winners get 
a lifetime supply of peanuts and fruit juice from Paul’s Peanut Markets. M ary practiced running 
ten kilometers, twice per day. On the average run, she would finish in thirty minutes. Last year’s 
winner finished the race in twenty-six minutes and ten seconds. On the day of the race, Mary 
ran faster than she had ever had before. As she came across the last kilometer o f the race, she 
was in fourth place. She picked up the pace and quickly reached second place, just as she could 
see the finish line. She ran fast to the finish line, but she just wasn’t fast enough to get ahead of 
the leader.
2 5. About how many years have passed till the 
Banana Classic since Mary began training 
for long runs?
A) three years
B) five years
C) one year
D) eight years
2 6 . According to the passage, how long of a run 
is the Banana Classic?
A) ten kilometres
B) seven kilometres
C) five kilometres
D) one kilometre
27. According to the passage, what prize 
would Mary have got if she had won the 
race?
A) a supply of peanuts
B) a supply of bananas
C) a lot of money
D) nothing but respect
28. According to the passage, in what place did 
Mary finish in the Banana Classic?
A) first
B) sixth
C) fourth
D) second