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READING COMPREHENSION. Part I
Ingliz tilj
1 3 3 . According to the passage, who was 
Thomas Edison?
A) an electrician
B) a sailor
C) an inventor
D) a worker
1 3 4 . According to the passage, how did people 
show their respect for Edison?
A) by turning on all lights
B) by shutting off lights in schools
C) by turning down the lights
D) by keeping a minute of silence
1 3 5 . According to the passage, why was the 
suggestion about turning o ff all lights not 
accepted?
A) Not everyone wanted to respect 
Thom as Edison.
B) The suggestion would have caused a 
confusion.
C) Electric power wasn’t his invention at all.
D) Everybody wanted to respect Edison 
on their own.
1 3 6 . All o f the following statements are TRU E, 
E X C E P T ...
A) Thom as Edison had more inventions 
than other Am ericans.
B) Electric power was very vital for the 
country.
C) The country turned o ff all lights for a 
minute.
D) Turning o ff all lights for a tim e was
suggested.
Read the text and answer the questions according to it.
Mansur liked hunting very much but he wanted to get much practice at shooting animals in 
the mountains as he wasn’t very good at it. His trouble was that his eyes weren’t very good and 
he had to wear glasses. W hen it rained and his glasses often becam e wet, he could not see very 
well. One day Mansur was invited to go out for hunting animals in the mountains. It was a rainy 
day, unfortunately and by mistake, Mansur shot at Usmon, and he was injured in the leg. They 
went to the judge and when he was asked, “ W hy did you shoot at Usmon?” . M ansur answered,” 
I thought he was an animal.” “ When did you find out that you were w rong?”, the judge asked. 
‘ W h en the animal began to shoot back at me,” Mansur answered.
137. According to the passage, why did Mansur 
want to go to the mountains?
A) to watch some animals
B) to shoot at somebody
C) to practice at shooting
D) to have a fine holiday
138. According to the passage, what was the 
reason that Mansur and Usmon went to 
the judge?
A) Somebody had shot them in their legs.
B) They had wanted to shoot each other.
C) Usmon had called Mansur an animal.
D) Mansur had shot Usmon by accident.
139. According to the passage, M ansur would
not have made such a mistake if ... .
A) he had seen well
B) he had gone on a rainy day
C) he had worn his glasses
D) he had talked to the judge before
140. All of the following statements are TRU E, 
E X C E P T ...
A) Mansur had trouble with his wet 
glasses that day.
B) It rained that day when Mansur went 
to the mountains.
C) Mansur was sure that he was shooting 
at Usmon.
D) Usmon was shot by Mansur by 
accident that day.
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Tattoos are not modern. In fact, they are very old in human history. For example, in an 
ice mountain archaeologists found a body of a human who lived five thousand years ago. He 
had fifty-seven tattoos on his back, ankles, legs, knees and feet. In ancient Egypt, people 
put on tattoos because they looked beautiful. But in ancient Rome, tattoos were bad and 
were put only on criminals and prisoners. In India, tattoos were religious. In the sixteenth 
century, European sailors arrived in the islands of Polynesia. They saw tattoos for the first time. 
The people on the islands had tattoos on their shoulders, chest, backs and legs. Their tattoos 
described animals or natural features like a river or a mountain. The European sailors liked 
them and made their own tattoos. And so the idea travelled to Europe.