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READING COMPREHENSION. Part I
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. What is the passage mainly about?
A) The importance of Great Pyramids
B) The life of ancient Egyptian people
C) The rules in Egyptian paintings
D) The history of Egyptian buildings
70. According to the passage, why do we
easily identify the ancient Egyptian
paintings?
A) They had the same standards for a long 
time.
B) The painters drew only one part of the 
body in them.
C) Painters mostly painted nature rather 
than people.
D) They had been drawn only by famous 
painters.
Inalix tili_______ _____________________________
71. According to the passage, what did human’s
size depend on in Egyptian style pictures?
A) body
B) health
C) status
D) nature
72. All of the following statements are FALSE, 
E X C E P T ...
A) There weren’t any rules about the 
people’s sizes.
B) Egyptian painters painted only people’s 
faces.
C) The size of the people in the paintings 
was the same.
D) Painters drew body parts from best­
looking positions.
Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
Most of you are probably tired of spam emails. Spam emails are messages people receive 
without being asked. They’re sent to large numbers of people, usually to advertise something. 
These mails not only waste your time but also fill up a mail box. Unfortunately, some types of 
spam emails do more than annoying advertisement. Spam emails may be dangerous. Phishing 
is a virus program that gets your personal information. Very often, phishing is done by spam 
emails. Phishing emails pretend to be from companies you know well. The emails usually have 
a link to a page that looks almost like that of the real bank. The email asks you to give some 
information, such as your bank account number, usernames or passwords. If you do this, the 
sender will use the information to steal your money. If you open spam emails, the virus may 
infect your computer.
73. Which of the following would be the most 
suitable title for the passage?
A) Don’t write emails to anybody.
B) Don’t trust anything online.
C) Often use phishing programs.
D) Watch out for spam emails.
74. According to the passage, what is N OT true 
about spam emails?
A) They aren’t dangerous or annoying.
B) They steal your personal information.
C) They are the messages people don’t 
want to receive.
D) They are usually sent to many people 
for advertising.
75. According to the passage, what do spam 
emails N OT ask you to give?
A) information
B) virus
C) password
D) username
76. According to the passage, how do spam 
emails cheat people?
A) They direct to not real bank 
sites.
B) They pay people for advertising.
C) They call people from their office.
D) They help people to get 
usernames.
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READING COMPREHENSION. Part I
Ingliz tili
Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
Most people use vegetables to make their dinner. However, they are perfect music instruments 
for the Vienna Vegetable Orchestra. This group o f 11 people including men and women has been 
making music with vegetables and giving concerts around the world. It is a concert day. The 
musicians are at the local market. They are looking for good, fresh “ instruments to buy. After 
shopping, they begin making instruments. Fresh vegetables are an important part o f a healthy 
diet. W ith just a knife soon there will be a carrot flute, a pepper trumpet and a pumpkin drum. 
Now, it’s time to play. The concert starts and the audience is surprised. It has a unique sound 
that no other instruments can make. In addition, fresh smell from the vegetables fills the whole 
concert hall. The performance is over but no one leaves the concert hall. They re waiting for 
delicious vegetable soup which is made from the instruments.
77.
W hat is the best title for the passage?
A) Fresh vegetables from the market
B) A dinner party with an orchestra
C) The world’s most popular orchestra
D) Unusual musical instruments
78.
According to the passage, why do 
people stay in the concert hall after 
the concert?
A) They applaud the orchestra.
B) They don’t want the music stopped.
C) They wait for the soup.
D) They like the music very much.
79. According to the passage, which is
N O T true about the vegetable
orchestra?
A) Its members buy fresh vegetables for 
instruments.
B) The vegetable orchestra consists o f only 
eleven males.
C) Its members make their own 
instruments.
D) It surprises the audience with its 
unusual sound.
80. According to the passage, one can conclude
from the passage that . . . .
A) other instruments can make the similar 
sounds
B) the concerts are held at breakfast 
time
C) the vegetable soup doesn’t taste so 
good
D) they use new instruments for every 
concert
Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
In old times, the first almanac was a chart showing the movements o f the stars for a period of 
several years. Later almanacs were printed in a book form and included information which was 
especially useful to farmers. In the sixteenth century, almanacs began to be issued every year and 
included predictions of the weather. At about the same time, almanacs included calendars listing 
holidays. In the seventeenth century, almanacs included jokes. Benjamin Franklin continued this 
tradition with “ Poor Richard’s Almanac”, which was published in 1732-1758. In Germany, the 
almanacs of the eighteenth century included poems by authors. The almanacs printed in the 
United States from 1835-1856 were called “ Davy Crockett” almanacs. They were different from 
other almanacs, as they had many long tales.
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