170. A proverb «Out of sight, out of …» means that a person doesn’t want to be aware of unpleasant things.
a) mind
b) view
c) look
d) point
171. Students often … their homework in the library where they can get additional information.
a) make
b) carry out
c) do
d) read
172. The student found some … which was very useful for his report.
a) news
b) information
c) knowledge
d) task
173. «Where did you spend your … summer holidays?» – «We went to the Carpathians.»
a) next
b) near
c) last
d) latest
174. The teacher demands that the students should … classes every day to learn the subject well.
a) visit
b) attend
c) see
d) invite
175. The student consulted … to know the meaning of new words.
a) vocabulary
b) a plan
c) a dictionary
d) a task
176. Every time a pupil reads books he enriches his … and broadens his outlook.
a) dictionary
b) vocabulary
c) glossary
d) task
177. Well-bred people are always … in any society.
a) greeted
b) congratulated
c) welcome
d) happy
178. The car got into an … and the driver was injured badly.
a) adventure
b) opportunity
c) accident
d) incident
179. Bill had to make … to achieve his goal, nobody was going to do it instead of him.
a) attempts
b) efforts
c) forces
d) tries
180. Mary wanted to work as a teacher in this school, but there was no vacant … and she had to look for it in another place.
a) work
b) job
c) profession
d) position
181. The book was … reading and the pupil decided to borrow it from the library.
a) value
b) price
c) worth
d) cost
182. English is the mother … of many people in the world.
a) language
b) speech
c) tongue
d) dialect
183. I didn’t … that they would come.
a) expect
b) wait
c) understand
d) feel
184. … discussion on this topic is useless.
a) Farther
b) Further
c) Next
d) Near
185. Mary’s dreams came true and she … her happiness with others.
a) divided
b) parted
c) shared
d) got
186. I’m not going to pay for the meal I didn’t … .
a) order
b) command
c) demand
d) answer
187. When the train … she waved a farewell to her friends on the platform.
a) began
b) finished
c) started
d) stopped
188. She always tried … the money from her friends without returning it.
a) to lend
b) to borrow
c) to give
d) to bring
189. She … a farewell to him through the window of her car.
a) waved
b) swung
c) held
d) kept
190. It was impossible for her … so many new words by heart.
a) to study
b) to teach
c) to learn
d) to research
191. Students … a flat not far from the University.
a) rented
b) hired
c) took
d) gave
192. Young people don’t like … at home at week-end.
a) to sit
b) to stay
c) to remain
d) to leave
193. The scientists couldn’t discover the … of the earthquake.
a) task
b) cause
c) purpose
d) aim
194. The clock on the wall … five and the family sat down to dinner.
a) hit
b) beat
c) hurt
d) struck
195. That party was the brightest day in her life and she will … it forever.
a) remind
b) recollect
c) recall
d) remember
196. English words have many meanings, so there are different … of their translation.
a) kinds
b) sorts
c) ways
d) streets
197. The old man was unwell and the relatives … for the doctor.
a) called
b) sent
c) posted
d) visited
198. To the mother’s … her daughter uses too much makeup.
a) view
b) sight
c) opinion
d) mind
199. In the teacher’s … the students can do the tests easily.
a) view
b) sight
c) opinion
d) mind
200. Strikers demonstrated their demands … slogans in their hands.
a) keeping
b) handing
c) holding
d) touching
201. The … news informed about the President’s visit to Poland.
a) last
b) next
c) late
d) latest

170. A proverb «Out of sight, out of …» means that a person doesn’t want to be aware of unpleasant things. a) mind 171. Students often … their homework in the library where they can get additional information. c) do 172. The student found some … which was very useful for his report. b) information 173. «Where did you spend your … summer holidays?» – «We went to the Carpathians.»  c) last 174. The teacher demands that the students should … classes every day to learn the subject well. b) attend 175. The student consulted … to know the meaning of new words. c) a dictionary 176. Every time a pupil reads books he enriches his … and broadens his outlook. b) vocabulary 177. Well-bred people are always … in any society. c) welcome 178. The car got into an … and the driver was injured badly. c) accident 179. Bill had to make … to achieve his goal, nobody was going to do it instead of him. b) efforts 180. Mary wanted to work as a teacher in this school, but there was no vacant … and she had to look for it in another place. d) position 181. The book was … reading and the pupil decided to borrow it from the library. c) worth 182. English is the mother … of many people in the world. c) tongue 183. I didn’t … that they would come. a) expect  184. … discussion on this topic is useless. b) Further 185. Mary’s dreams came true and she … her happiness with others. c) shared186. I’m not going to pay for the meal I didn’t … . a) order 187. When the train … she waved a farewell to her friends on the platform. c) started 188. She always tried … the money from her friends without returning it. b) to borrow 189. She … a farewell to him through the window of her car. a) waved 190. It was impossible for her … so many new words by heart. c) to learn 191. Students … a flat not far from the University. a) rented 192. Young people don’t like … at home at week-end. b) to stay 193. The scientists couldn’t discover the … of the earthquake. b) cause 194. The clock on the wall … five and the family sat down to dinner. d) struck 195. That party was the brightest day in her life and she will … it forever. d) remember 196. English words have many meanings, so there are different … of their translation. c) ways 197. The old man was unwell and the relatives … for the doctor. b) sent 198. To the mother’s … her daughter uses too much makeup. d) mind 199. In the teacher’s … the students can do the tests easily. c) opinion 200. Strikers demonstrated their demands … slogans in their hands. c) holding 201. The … news informed about the President’s visit to Poland. d) latest