Test 7-9
1. Match the words in two columns to get expressions and write them.
1. a can of a. cereal
2. a carton of b. cola
3. a box of c. tomatoes
4. a packet of d. yoghurt
5. a piece of e. chocolate
6. a kilo of f. crisps
7. a jar of g. bread
8. a tin of h. honey
9. a loaf of i. cheese
10. a bar of j. tuna
2. Translate the phrases from English into Russian
11. first aid kit
12. junk food
13. a checked woolen cushions
14. a rectangular plain silver frame
15. fizzy drinks
16. a stationary shop
17. a big queue of people
18. cool as a cucumber
19. low fat yoghurt
20. You are what you eat.
3. Choose the correct word.
21. Please have some / few / much of these chocolates. I know you like them.
22. Have you got much / many / some coffee?
23. There isn't some / any / many water in the bottle.
24. Have we got some / any / a lot of milk?
25. There was a few / a little / much food in the fridge. It was nearly empty.
26. There aren’t many / much / a little eggs left. I’ll go and buy any/some/much.
27. There are much / many / a lot of skirts to choose from.
28. There’re a lot of / a few / a little carrots in the fridge. We need to buy some.
29. I always have a little / a few / much milk with my tea.
30. Can I have any / some / much water, please?
4. Put the verbs into the Present Perfect Simple, Present Perfect Continuous.
31. She (work) at the clothes shop since May.
32. I (not/be) to the new electronics shop yet.
33. We (never / attend) a cookery course
34. You (pack) all morning.
35. (you /already / read) this book?
36. Mary (cook) dinner for 2 hours now!
37. (he / ever / travel) around London?
38. They (buy) a pet dog. It’s cute!
39. They are wet. They (walk) in the rain.
40. How long (you / learn) English?
5. Put the words in the correct order.
41. picture frame / a / stylish / silver 44. velvet / lovely / cushions /some /square 42. pair of / polka dot /a / shorts / cotton 45. leather / two / brown / bags 43. armchair / wooden / a / comfortable 46. some / spoons / little /plastic
6. Complete the phrasal verb with off, out, away, back.
47. Can we eat a take tonight.
48. My parents always take us on Friday.
49. It is very hot. I think I will take my shirts.
50. If you don’t like it, then take it to the shop.
in my opinion, character is more important than appearance, because character adorns a person. at least no matter how beautiful a person is if they are ugly at heart then people don't want to associate with that person. if a person is beautiful at heart, then no appearance can compare with him.
перевод
на мой взгляд, характер важнее внешности, потому что характер украшает человека. по крайней мере, независимо от того, насколько красив человек, если он уродлив в душе, люди не хотят общаться с этим человеком. если человек красив сердцем, то никакая внешность не может сравниться с ним.
I comply with the topic, “Personality is more important than looks”. Both of these adjectives fall under two different domains. There is something called Inner Beauty and Outer Beauty. Personality is something that we call inner beauty which refers to the mindset and character of a person and Looks is something that we call outer beauty which simply refers to the physical appearance of a person. In my opinion, looks can never be a factor based on which an individual should be judged. How we look, What’s the colour of our skin, Short or Tall, all these traits are God-Gifted and we ain’t the one who can manipulate it.
Объяснение:
Я соблюдаю тему «Личность важнее внешности». Оба этих прилагательных относятся к двум разным областям. Есть нечто, называемое внутренней красотой и внешней красотой. Личность - это то, что мы называем внутренней красотой, которая относится к мышлению и характеру человека, а внешний вид - это то, что мы называем внешней красотой, которая просто относится к внешнему виду человека. На мой взгляд, внешность никогда не может быть фактором, по которому следует оценивать личность. Как мы выглядим, какого цвета наша кожа, низкого или высокого роста, все эти черты одарены Богом, и мы не тот, кто может им управлять.