1 How does Frankenstein feel about the prospect of bringing his creation to life? A excited
B depressed
C anxious
D hopeful
2 The first sign of life he notices from the creature is
A the movement of its limbs.
B the opening of its eye.
C the sound of its breathing.
D the convulsions of its body.
3 When creating the creature, Frankenstein aimed to
A make its face pleasing to look at.
B make it larger than an average man.
C make its appearance unlike a human.
D make it look like himself
4. What does Frankenstein say about his ambition to create the creature?
A It had always disgusted him.
B It came to him in a dream.
C He was careful not to let it consume him.
D His desire to achieve it was irrational.
5 In the final two sentences of the extract, the author defines Frankenstein's state of mind by describing
A his emotions.
B his actions.
C the sounds he hears.
D his reaction when he sees the creature.

№35

1. I really have to tidy my bedroom.

2. Does Derek have to take the school bus?

3. Why did your cousin's have to go house yesterday?

4. Do you think we'll have to study hard next year?

5. It's our secret so you mustn't tell anyone.

6. Do you have to pay to get into the museum?

7. You mustn't forget to take out your keys before you go.

8. You don't have to tell me now you can tell me later.

9. If you came which us you wouldn't have to take the train.

10. My sister had to get up early last week morning.

№34

1. doing.

2. I'm going to have.

3. will be.

4. are you going to invite

5. are going to organize.

6. are going to hold.

7. won't.

Объяснение:

В №34, возможно, есть ошибки.

1. He looked at her for a moment with surprise.
2. She didn’t smile when she saw him.
3. On the way home she usually bought a slice of honey cake at the baker's
4. The stranger climbed into his car and
drove away, and when he noticed later that his speedometer indicated seventy-five, he laughed at himself but didn’t
slow down.
5. When he arrived he founded the patient to be a small boy of nine years of age.
6. A quarter of an hour later he heard voices.
7. A little before nine o'clock I descended to the ground floor.
S. On the fifteenth of October Andrew set out alone for London.
9. Clapper stared at the photograph without a change of expression for at least half a minute.
10. When Eddy left in the morning he took her photograph with him.
11. Their children cleaned the yard and
then they played basketball.
12. They waited for the bus.
The bus arrived at 8 o'clock
13. Last Monday they visited their friends.
14. What did your neighbours do yesterday?
15. The little girl cried a little and then smiled