1. Complete the sentence: "It takes longer for Venus to... in a full circle than it takes to ... around the Sun." A. twist, orbit
B. rotate, revolve
C. reflect, revolve
D. rotate, orbit
E. revolve, orbit

2. Choose the correct answer: "This time tomorrow, we... our English exams."

A. take

B. will take

C. will be taking

D. will have taken

E. will have been taking

3. Choose the odd phrase: "Learning to or... will be absolutely risk-free.

A. shop online

B. drive a car

C. fly a plane

D. perform brain surgery

4. Complete the sentence: "The distance that light can travel in one year is a"

A. kilometer

B. gravity

C. light year D. wave

E. mile

5. True or False: "The next step in VR development will be that users get a complete interactive experience and will be able to see, touch and taste everything in their VR environment."

True

False

1. My sister Julia German at university some years ago.

b) studied

2. they their family at Christmas? *

c) do/ visit

3. I can’t speak to you now, I the newspaper. *

d) am reading

4. They the dinner yet. *

a) haven’t made

5. Next week, I see my grandparents for dinner. *

c) ‘m going to

6. There are tomatoes in the fridge. *

b) some

7. My aunt lives in London, south of . *

d) the Thames

8. I’m sorry I talk to you. I’m busy. *

a) can’t

9) I was of a lot of clubs at school. *

c) a member

10. The weather was ! It rained all the time. *

d) awful

Объяснение:

Radio is very popular among the British. Many people rely on the

radio to learn the latest news. Radio is convenient to listen to while

driving a car to and from work in the morning and in the early evening.

Later in the evening the British prefer to watch TV programmes.

The main television and radio broadcasting organization in Britain

is the British Broadcasting Corporation (the BBC). The BBC World

Service broadcasts in English and about forty other languages of the

world. There are some independent radio and television stations which

compete with the BBC. A lot of people listen to local radio and watch

local TV.

The first public demonstration of television in Britain was given by

John Logie Baird, a Scottish inventor, in 1926. The BBC began the world's

first high-definition TV service in 1936: The centre of the British news-

paper industry is considered Fleet Street in London.

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