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[пф г tili_____________________________________________ READING COMPREHENSION. Part III
29. What are the similarities between ice 
fishing and regular fishing?
A) Both types of fishing use a drill.
B) They have nothing in common.
C) They both require a warm coat.
D) Both require skill and patience.
30. Which is used in both types of fishing?
A) an oven
B) a drill
C) a lure
D) a T V
31. According to the passage, all statements are 
FALSE, EXCEPT ... .
A) Ice fishers catch more fish than regular 
fishers
B) 
10
-centimetre-thick ice is enough for 
regular fishing
C) You cannot have a talk during ice or 
regular fishing
D) You need clothes protecting from cold 
for ice fishing
32. According to the passage, what are ice
shelters most similar to?
A) small palaces 
B) fishing hooks
C) little houses 
D) ice layers
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Archaeologists are scientists who study human life and cultures of the past. Some 
archaeologists work outside on field crews, digging and searching where people lived long 
ago. Field crews discover all kinds of things from the past, including findings, homes, roads, 
tools and even rubbish pits. Archaeologists often deal in certain areas of study. One kind of 
archaeologists, for example, studies the remaining parts of animals from sites where humans 
lived long ago. They want to know more about the animals which were raised for food, or kept 
as companions. Some archaeologists study remaining parts of ships. They look for evidence 
that explain why the ships sunk. The findings they find at the bottom of the ocean can reveal 
where people traveled, how they got there. Not all archaeologists work outdoors. Some work at 
museums, universities, or parks. They study the records that other archaeologists create and 
help preserve the findings that field crews dig up. These specialists not only discover secrets 
about life long ago, but they also help the public to understand those discoveries.
33. According to the passage, what have all
archaeologists in common?
A) They study various matters reflating to 
the past.
B) They study only humans lived in the 
past.
C) They work only in museums or 
universities.
D) They study only plant and animal’s 
dead bodies.
34. Which is true about archaeologists who 
discover findings and those who preserve 
findings?
A) Both types work underwater.
B) Neither is interested in rubbish pits.
C) Both types teach the public.
D) They work in different places.
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3 5 . How are archaeologists who search in the
oceans similar to those in the fields?
A) Both types o f archaeologists work at 
museums.
B) Both types of archaeologists work in the 
ocean.
C) Both types of archaeologists preserve 
findings.
D) Both types of archaeologists discover 
findings.
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3 6 . W hich archaeologists would be
most interested in ancient tools made 
from stone?
A) those who look for findings in the 
oceans
B) those who look for findings at dig 
sites
C) those who teach history at universities
D) those who examine anim al’s dead 
body
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Vampire bats may seem threatening, but these small animals aren’t as terrifying as their name 
suggests. In fact, they do not do harm to humans, but they can even help humans live longer. 
You may be surprised to hear that vampire bats don’t actually suck blood. Instead, they stick an 
animal with their two front teeth and lick the blood from the cut. A chemical in the bat’s saliva, 
liquid in the mouth, prevents blood from being thick. This allows the bat to feed without causing 
pain to its victim or even waking it up. The vampire bat takes only about two tablespoons of 
blood at a time. Vampire bats are sweet, gentle creatures that live together in groups. Like good 
neighbours, vampire bats are willing to share their meals with each other during hard times. It 
seems that these gentle creatures live for the good of the group. Scientists have studied ways to 
use the chemical in the saliva to break up thick blood in people who have had a heart attack. 
The very same saliva helped to save human lives.
37. According to the passage, all statements are 
FALSE, E X C E P T ... .
A) Vampire bats should be feared and 
avoided.
B) Vampire bats are blood sucking 
creatures.
C) Vampire bats do not really suck 
blood.
D) Vampire bats are very ugly 
creatures.
3 8 . W hat opinion does the author of the
passage have about vampire bats?
A) They are useful.
B) They are harmful.
C) They are ugly.
D) They are dangerous.
39. According to the passage, all statements are 
TR U E , E X C E P T . . . .
A) Vampire bats are sweet and gentle 
creatures.
B) The bat’s meal is about two tablespoons 
of blood.
C) The bats do harm to people for they 
feed on blood.
D) Vampire bats are good neighbours living 
in the group.
4 0 . How can humans benefit from vampire
bats?
A) Vampire bats stick an animal with their 
teeth.
B) Vampire bats have special chemicals in 
their saliva.
C) Vampire bats are threatening and 
terrifying.
D) Vampire bats share food with the other 
bats.
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