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Good news
Barbara was doing a course in the traditional Hawaiian dancing, which is called hula. She and her groupmates were sitting at the meeting in their dance school when their teacher announced the final preparations for the graduation ceremony. The girls and boys 32 ______ at one another in excitement – they had been training hard in order to graduate and become professional hula dancers. They were all waiting 33 ______ this moment.
“That means that you all must stay in the school unless you have a very good reason to leave. I don’t want you to 34 ______ out of energy now, so we’ll only practice once a day in order to give your bodies rest,” the dance teacher told her students. Barbara and her friends all let out a sigh of relief. They expected to practice more than usual before their big graduation performance. 35 ______, their teacher had a different plan.
After the meeting the girls and boys got up to eat breakfast. They walked to the kitchen where fresh fruit was already scattered across the table. Barbara picked up a mango and a knife and began to cut. As she passed around juicy mango slices to her friends, they 36 ______ their excitement for graduation with each other.
“I can’t wait to see my family!” a boy named Keanu said. Everyone nodded their heads in 37 ______. It had been a month since everyone had seen their family and friends. Although they loved living in the dance school, it was sort of a boarding school and they could not go home 38 ______ they wanted to. They couldn’t wait to celebrate graduation with their friends.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) on 2) for 3) at 4) to Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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What is wayfinding?
Traditional Polynesian navigation – also called wayfinding – means finding your way without any of the tools modern navigators 30 ______ for granted. You use no GPS, no compass, no radio or satellite reports to help you navigate. Besides your brain, the only “tool” you might 31 ______ on in traditional navigation is an outstretched hand, which helps for measuring angles in the sky. Instead, your clues about position, direction, and distance come from the stars, sun, and moon, from clouds, and even from wildlife. Navigators must pay close 32 ______ to characteristic patterns of winds, currents, and weather.
Hawaiians in the voyaging community joke that the best way to spot the navigator on a voyaging canoe is to 33 ______ for the person with red eyes. Navigators get little sleep while voyaging because traditional navigation 34 ______ non-stop analysis of the natural world. Reading these clues involves all the senses, coupled with deep knowledge of sea and sky.
However, traditional navigation without computers and satellite can be more precise. For instance, in 1985 when master navigator 35 ______ that the ship was within a few miles of land, nobody believed him because their satellite navigation system reported no land for over a hundred miles. Yet the island 36 ______ by the traditional method appeared shortly after, as promised – a triumph of no-tech over high-tech.Выберите слово для пропуска 31.
1) rely 2) recall 3) refer 4) reply Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Gordon
Gordon Fink had felt restless all day. Early Sunday morning he had gone for a run in Central Park. Afterwards he came home and 32 ______a cheese sandwich. He didn’t eat much for breakfast. During his marriage he had been the regular morning chef, but he had got 33 ______ of the habit when his family left. He never bothered to fix anything for himself now. He read the Times while he ate, but 34 ______, after pouring a second cup of coffee, he found he was unable to concentrate, so he 35 ______ down the paper and walked to the window.
It was eleven o’clock. His apartment overlooked the park, and he could see that the sunny day had already brought out a lot of people. There were many couples and family groups. Gordon 36 ______an elderly woman settle on a bench and turn her face so that the sun shone on it. She looked calm and happy.
He turned away from the window and went into the bedroom. He had to pack for his trip tomorrow, and the prospect irritated him. It was almost over though. There was only one week more of publicity for the book, and then he would take a week off to himself. The 37 ______ agent had prepared a list of cruise ships with empty first-class space that would accommodate his schedule. He went back to his desk to look at it. Although he trusted his agent, he wanted to choose a cruise ship himself. He looked 38 ______ to having a pleasant rest after a year of hard work.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) over 2) out 3) down 4) up Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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An unforgettable trip
When I decided to go travelling, I wanted to get away from everything for a while. I could suddenly feel the freedom and the adventure, and I really wanted it for a 32 ______ time. So I sold all my furniture, gave notice on my flat, quit my job, and then bought a backpack and a ticket halfway around the world.
During my first stopover in Singapore, on my way to Australia, I felt nervous. I sat tired and hungry in my hotel room, 33 ______ with my wish to take a flight straight back home. Because if I felt lonely after 34 ______ 14 hours, could I honestly do this for another 12 months? Fortunately, something inside encouraged me not to 35 ______ up and to see the night through, and I carried on.
One of my worries setting out had been meeting rude people, but I didn’t come across a single unkind person on my travels. In fact, the people I met were everything I tried to be: kind, considerate, creative, down to earth, passionate, warm and friendly. 36 ______ I travelled on my own, I was never alone – all the people I met became my friends. For example, one Italian girl gave me her jumper when I was cold, a Japanese girl helped me cook a meal, and another girl helped me with my bags on a train. Once I met a group on a tour bus who persuaded me to 37 ______ them on a boat trip, which ended up being one of the best trips of my life. And the guy I met 38 ______ chance walking down a mountain on Christmas Day is now one of my closest friends.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) striking 2) struggling 3) striving 4) straining Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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At the office
Max White tapped on Paul’s office door at 15.00. He walked in without 30 ______ for a response. Paul looked up from the papers on his desk and said, “Sit down, Max. Please 31 ______ me everything you know.”
It was Tuesday, the eighth of July; the day before, the rumors had been rampant throughout the company that more of the top executives were going to be sacked on the explicit orders of Brent Horn. 32 ______, nobody knew who would be terminated. So most of the people were 33 ______ about losing their jobs. An atmosphere of fear reigned in the company for the first time in over thirty years, and there was gloom on every floor of the building.
Max had all the information, as he had just told Paul on the phone; now he leaned closer and confided, “I understand George Sanford was given his walking orders late on Friday afternoon. And this week we’ll see the 34 ______ of Jim Cooper and John Turner, two good men.” It was terrible news. They had been with the company about as long as Paul had. They were among Brent Horn’s big supporters when he was trying to get the company back from the DeWitts. They were much 35 ______ by everyone. Paul couldn’t 36 ______ of their dismissal. He was truly shocked, and it showed. The company had changed the moment Brent Horn had taken control, and it genially concerned him.Выберите слово для пропуска 31.
1) say 2) speak 3) talk 4) tell Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Memories
Jessica was having dinner with her family. They were listening to jazz music and discussing the history of jazz. Jessica 32 ______ quickly at her mom and asked if she had listened to jazz while growing up.
“Oh, all the time! I can 33 ______ think of an evening without jazz music at home,” she exclaimed. “My dad was really keen 34 ______ jazz and swing music. He was a pianist himself. He learned how to play from his father – my grandfather – who was around when swing music was just becoming popular,” she explained.
“When was that?” Jessica asked.
“Well, swing music – a type of jazz style with a strong beat that really makes you want to dance – had been played for a long time by the
African-American community before it really became popular. My grandfather and his father had been playing swing long before it was heard on the radio. When the Great Depression hit in the 1930s, many Americans were out of jobs and money. So of course they needed something to 35 ______ them up. When people heard swing music, they forgot about their problems. The music was just so uplifting; it 36 ______ them of all the good times they had had. So big bands, like the one led by Duke Ellington, started to play at famous ballrooms and theaters all across the United States and even Europe,” her mom explained.
“And so that’s when your grandpa was around?” Jessica asked. She was so excited to learn that she had a connection to this music.
“Yes,” her mother nodded her head in 37 ______. “He loved to go dancing and never missed a music party. 38 ______, he saw the famous Duke Ellington and his band play live once!” she replied.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) nearly 2) rarely 3) hardly 4) merely Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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The effect of the temperature
Many people believe that office conditions can influence our work. For a 32 ______ time achieving a comfortable room temperature in hot climates was a constant struggle. Research discovered an obvious fact: finding an office temperature to 33 ______ everyone all the time is basically impossible. “Part of the problem is trying to work out the “correct” temperature. It depends 34 _______ what you’re measuring,” said researcher David House.
One study 35 ______ at the impact of the room temperature on worker productivity, by tracking the activity of managers in an office. 36 ______ it measured the activity of just nine women, the results were impressive. At 25°C they were typing non-stop with an error rate of just 10%. When the temperature dropped to 20°C, they were half as productive, more than doubling the number of mistakes.
But it’s not quite that simple. When students in the other study were asked to solve a math problem in either a cool or a warm room, the group in the cooler room 37 ______ in this task twice as often. It means that complex decisions are more difficult when we’re warm. When the temperature is above 27°C, we’re not so good at mathematics.
In fact, the room temperature can do more than influence your productivity – it can change the way you think. Warm environments are better for creative thinking, while cooler workplaces are thought to 38 ______ people active during repetitive or monotonous tasks.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) please 2) amuse 3) enjoy 4) prefer Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Solo travelling
I like travelling alone. I have visited many places, such as Thailand, Europe, South America and the USA on my own, which was a great challenge. Every time I travel solo I 32 ______ myself of how strong I am. Travelling with others, you tend to rely on different people for different things. For example, Joe handles the map because he’s good 33 ______ navigation, while Jennifer deals with the arguments because she’s an excellent problem solver. When you’re travelling by yourself, only you’re 34 ______ for it all: reading the map, navigating local transportation, communicating through language barriers to order food or a bus ticket, and any other travel situation.
Solo travelling also developed my communication skills. I think I truly reached my full socializing potential when I was travelling alone in Europe. I can 35 ______ that European culture is extremely social in itself. Suddenly, people were coming up and starting conversations with me in money exchanges, train stations, parks, buses, piazzas, hostels. As I got used to the European culture, I began initiating conversations myself. I still 36 ______ in touch with most of the friends I made on that trip. They are very kind and helpful people. 37 ______, I realized how easy it was to make friends once you came out of your shell. These communication skills have helped me to 38 ______ in work, friendship and relationships.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) in 2) at 3) on 4) of Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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A jazz evening
Jessica was talking about jazz music with her mother. Her mom was telling her about one song that was a revolutionary piece of music in the last century. Jessica was surprised to 32 ______ out that it was still listened to by jazz audiences all around the world. She loved how music could be passed down through generations.
“Well, it sounds like you’re interested 33 ______ jazz history all of a sudden. What’s making you ask all these questions?” Jessica’s mom asked.
The girl explained that she wanted to learn something new. She had learned enough classical music and wanted to move on to something else.
“Then start improvising!” Jessica’s mom told her. “Jazz is all about improvising. So many solos are just musicians playing what their heart feels.”
Jessica thought about improvising. She could 34 ______ imagine just sitting down at the piano and playing anything that came to her mind, just piecing together notes in a way that would captivate her listeners. She 35 ______ silent for a while, concentrating on what she could possibly play off the top of her head.
Her mom noticed Jessica’s hesitation. “The only way you’re going to learn how to improvise is if you try,” she told her daughter. She 36 ______ quickly at Jessica, walked over to the piano and pulled out the bench. She patted it and looked at Jessica.
“Let’s start now!” she said with excitement in her eyes. 37 ______ Jessica had never done it before, she decided to give it a try. She was full of inspiration. The girl didn’t say anything; she just nodded her head in 38 ______ and sat down at the piano.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) in 2) of 3) on 4) at Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Becky
Becky met Professor Alan Dobson at the lecture. His lecture was devoted to the British role after the war. Becky had fallen in love with Alan even before he started to speak. It was love at first 32 ______. He was very handsome with a head of thick grey hair and large blue eyes. His athletic build belied his age, and 33 ______ that he must spend almost as many hours in the gym as in the library.
The second he began to 34 ______, Becky was captivated by Dobson’s energy, and within moments he had everyone in the auditorium sitting on the edge of their seats. Students began furiously writing 35 ______ his every word. Speaking without notes, the professor nimbly switched from subject to subject, the role of Downing Street after the war, the dollar as the new world currency, oil becoming the commodity that would dominate the second half of the century and the future role of the British monarchy.
When his lecture came to an end, Becky’s only regret was that he’d scarcely 36 ______ on transport, with just a passing mention of how the airplane would change the new world order, both for business and tourism. She wanted him to expand his views on the future of the British shipping industry. But like a seasoned pro, he 37 ______ his audience that he had written a book on the subject. Becky wouldn’t be waiting for Christmas to get hold of a copy. It made her think about Ben, and hope his book 38 ______ was going as well in France.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) offered 2) proposed 3) assumed 4) suggested Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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A special lunch
Dotty came to meet the editor Jerry Green in his London office. He praised her work and 32 ______ to publish her stories in his magazine. After discussing the contract Jerry invited Dotty for lunch. It was her first visit to a big city, so the young lady was really excited.
A shiny black cab stopped next to the beautiful building and Jerry took Dotty into the restaurant. A smart waiter in a black suit took their coats and escorted them to a table by the window.
“Please order 33 ______ you like,” Jerry told her as the waiter handed her a menu, and Dotty got lost. She had been 34 ______ up on very plain food and everything on the menu looked so fancy and expensive. Jerry saw her discomfort. 35 ______, he asked after a while if he could order for her. Dotty gratefully agreed. The meal was like nothing she had ever eaten before, and as one delicious course followed another she began to relax a little as she found that Jerry was good company and very easy to talk to. He 36 ______ Dotty of her elder brother.
“Thank you so much for a lovely day and a lovely meal,” Dotty said when the lunch was over. She was so full that she was sure she wouldn't be able to eat another thing for at least a month.
“It was my pleasure,” he assured her. “I’ve really enjoyed today. And I hope this will be the start of a long working relationship. I’ll be 37 ______ touch soon.” Then she 38 ______ goodbye and caught a cab to the railway station. It had been a truly unforgettable day.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) whenever 2) wherever 3) whoever 4) whatever Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Maggie
Maggie was happy. She had been given the task of entertaining Mrs King while her parents and Uncle William had some sort of business meeting in the library. She was glad they had asked her to 32 ______ Mary King’s company because she really liked her. In fact, she 33 ______ the woman. There was something about Mary that was intriguing and special. Maggie knew that Mary liked her in return, and there was an ease between them. That this woman was truly lovely to look 34 ______ was a given; that she was charming, kind and extremely intelligent was a bonus, Maggie thought. She was 35 ______ by the older woman’s knowledge of art and sculpture. Mary knew a great deal about certain artists and their work, especially French Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, and she was happy to share.
The two of them were seated in a yellow drawing room chatting. At one moment, Maggie couldn’t help thinking that Mary King 36 ______ perfect in this amazing room tonight. She was 37 ______ a most elegant and fashionable sapphire blue velvet dress and sapphire earrings, which exactly echoed the blue in some of the fabrics her mother had chosen for the room. She ought to be painted in here, Maggie thought, and it should be called Portrait in Blue.
After a brief discussion about a recent art exhibition at a well-known gallery in Chelsea, with Mary 38 ______ most of the talking, they fell silent. But it was a friendly silence.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) admired 2) admitted 3) approved 4) attracted Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Going on a conference
Megan was preparing for her presentation at a very important conference in Texas. In fact, it 32 ______ like every March the entire San Francisco Bay Area migrated to Austin for the conference. It was where big deals were made. It was a time when you could walk into a restaurant and find yourself between one of the top guys at Google and a rock star. For an ambitious person 33 ______ to make their mark in the technology world, it was a good place to be. That’s why Megan was there.
She met up with the rest of her team at the hotel. They were already communicating in the lobby. She 34 ______ at the group – they were a small company, only ten people. She was the only woman, and the awareness of that fact made her work twice as hard. But she knew the company needed her, and the company results depended 35 ______ her work. Everyone else in the team was an engineer or a designer, while Megan came from a business background. She was the one who had the vision to decide how and where their product would be attractive. 36 ______, she had the management skills to make sure everything got done.
“How are you feeling?” asked Alex, the designer. “Ready for the big presentation?” Megan was 37 ______ to do the presentation on stage, alone. She would be presenting their product in front of some of the most influential companies and investors in the world. Undoubtedly, she 38 ______ her best to prepare for it.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) attractive 2) confused 3) enthusiastic 4) amused Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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A summer by the lake
Barbara and Michael were sister and brother – twelve and eight years old. They were 32 ______ vacation, but Barbara was bored out of her mind. Ever since Michael was born, their family had been coming to Emerald Lake, a crystal blue lake which stretched as far as the eye could 33 ______. They had stayed in the same cabin, an old wooden house just several steps from where the water met the sandy beach. And ever since Barbara was ten, she had hated coming here. The mosquitoes got bigger every year. By now they were larger, it seemed, than her fist. The humidity got worse, and the rain became more constant. If this is what people meant by climate change, she thought, she was not 34 ______ with it. Everybody in the family knew about it as Barbara never 35 ______ to love this place. She spent most of the day reading in bed, stretched out on the woollen blanket on top of the rock-hard mattress, wishing she was at home with her friends doing normal summer stuff: going to the mall, watching movies, eating popsicles in the park. She wished she was anywhere but Emerald Lake. 36 ______, there was nowhere else Michael wanted to be. He didn’t mind the humidity, he found the constant rain soothing, and thought the giant mosquitoes were the most amazing animals he had ever seen. Michael paid 37 ______ to every little animal and plant around him. He didn’t have time for reading on a woollen blanket because he was in love with the lake. The boy was 38 ______ the most of his summertime by the lake.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) glance 2) look 3) watch 4) see Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Kevin Stone
Kevin Stone was driving north on the High Road, towards the mountains. He 32 ______ on the radio and tuned in to Ask Dr Linda. It was a programme he had no intention of 33 ______. It always made him feel better.
When he reached his destination, he remained in his car until the programme was over. Then he sat quietly for several minutes longer before getting out of the car. He walked to the water’s edge. The mountain air was cold and still. The lake surface shone under the autumn sun, but even so, there were dark 34 ______that hinted at the water’s depth. The trees surrounding the lake had begun to change colour and were far more vivid in their yellow, orange and red shades than the ones he had 35 ______ in the city and suburbs closer in. For a long time, he sat on the ground at the lake side, his hands clasped over his knees. 36 ______ there were tears in his eyes, he ignored them. Then he turned and went back to his car.
An hour later, he was at his mother’s house. He found his mother in her studio. At age sixty she had taken up painting, and in twelve years of serious work, her natural talent had 37 ______ into a genuine gift. She was seated at the easel, her back to him, every inch of her slight, slender body totally absorbed in her work. She smiled when she saw him but was in no 38 ______ to start a conversation.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) missing 2) failing 3) lacking 4) flopping Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 32–38. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 32–38, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Запишите в поле ответа цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа.
Michael’s holidays
Michael was very happy. He was 32 ______ holidays with his family, making the most of his time by Emerald Lake. Early in the morning, as soon as dawn broke, he was on its shore – building fantastic sand castles from the gritty sand. He imitated the birds, trying to get their 33 ______. He chased the lizards, hoping they would want to play. He threw rocks into the water doing everything he could to entertain the fish. Michael loved nature — even if the hundreds of mosquito bites that covered his arms and legs were proof that nature didn’t love him back. Camping in the nature was 34 ______ the best way to spend your summer holidays.
Michael saw his sister Barbara sitting on the sand. At first, he didn’t want to 35 ______ her, but he had a great idea to share. So he came up to her and stated, “I bet the other side of the lake is even better than this side!”
Trying to act interested, Barbara asked, “What 36 ______ you think so?”
“It’s tough to believe, I know, because this side is so unbelievably perfect. There are birds and lizards and mosquitoes and fish. 37 ______, something in my gut tells me that it’s even better over there.”
The summer before, Barbara and her mother had driven to the other side of the lake to buy shampoo at the drugstore. The other side of the lake was nothing very exciting: strip malls and gas stations, with a shopping mall in the middle. But before she 38 ______ the truth, she wanted to know what he was imagining. “Describe it to me,” she asked. “Describe everything that’s on the other side of the lake.”Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) affection 2) connection 3) attention 4) relation Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 32–38. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 32–38, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Запишите в поле ответа цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа.
The man on the trail
It was a cold grey day when the man walked into the main Yukon trail. He climbed the snow-covered river bank where a trail went through the pine forest. It was a high bank, and the man paused to breathe at the top and 32 _______ at the sky. It was nine o’clock in the morning. There was no sun or even the promise of sunshine, 33 _______ there was not a cloud in the sky. It was a clear day, but the sun was absent from the sky. This fact did not worry the man because he could hardly 34 _______ a day when he had seen the sun.
The man had come a long way alone, and he was really proud 35 _______ himself. The old man from the village warned him how cold it sometimes got in this country. He said that no man should travel alone in this season. Despite all the problems on the way, the man 36 _______ to save himself.
The Yukon River was hidden under three feet of ice with as many feet of snow on top. It was all pure white. North and south, as far as the eye could see, it was white. There was only a thin dark line that curved to the south. This dark line was the trail – the main trail. It led south 500 miles to the Chilcoot Pass. It led north 75 miles to Dawson and still farther on to the north a thousand miles more. However, all this – the distant trail, no sun in the sky, and the great cold – had no 37 _______ on the man. It was not because he was long 38 _______ with it. On the contrary, he was a newcomer in the land, and this was his first winter.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) although 2) therefore 3) otherwise 4) however Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 32–38. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 32–38, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Запишите в поле ответа цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа.
Mary
When Mary left her office, she walked home to her apartment on Twilight Road. The chill of the early morning made her 32 ______ her hands into the pockets of her stylish jacket and pick up her pace. The weather brought to mind a long-forgotten line from Little Women. One of the sisters – she couldn’t 33 ______ whether it was Berth or Amy – said that November was a disagreeable month, and Jo agreed, commenting that that was why she was born in it.
Me, too, Mary thought, “My birthday is November the twenty-forth. The Thanksgiving baby they called me. Thanksgiving and birthdays 34 ______to be fun, but not for me. I had to jog between two dinners and there was no one to help me. It was a problem to manage two dinners in different places at the same time. Of course, my domestic problem is small, compared with Millie’s,” she thought as she 35 ______ her street and turned west. Millie was her best friend and she was in 36 ______.
Yesterday her meeting with Millie was strange. Millie had stayed at the office for about an hour. Over a cup of tea, Millie had insisted that Mary keep the turquoise ring. “If something were to happen to me, it’s important that you have it just in 37 ______ the woman who phoned you contacts you again,” she had said. She doesn’t mean if something happens to her; she means when, Mary thought, as she opened the door and turned 38 ______the light in her apartment.Предыдущий формат экзамена: пропуск 33.
Выберите слово для пропуска 33.1) realize 2) remember 3) recover 4) remind Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 30–36. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 30–36, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Запишите в поле ответа цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа.
Pat
Pat checked her bags at the airport the next day. She carried her overstuffed hand luggage and boarded the plane to London, feeling like she was leaving home again but 30 ______ to see her old friends too. The two years in Europe after college had been the beginning of her adult life, 31 ______ she hadn’t changed physically. She still looked years younger than she was and could have passed for a teenager in ballet flats and jeans at twenty-four.
She didn’t 32 ______ it but Sue and Vicky were at the airport to meet her, as a surprise when she came through customs. They held her tight when they hugged her and they both cried and so did Pat. She’d seen them at her sister’s wedding ten months earlier, but that was a long time too. Her friends headed for the garage to get the car. Both her friends ascertained immediately that Pat looked happy and well, and she seemed to have more 33 ______ after living on her own for two years. They thought that she was more beautiful than ever. Sue gave a sigh of relief as she started the car. Pat 34 ______ them all about her recent trip around Europe on the drive from the airport.
Pat settled into her room that night. She unpacked her bags, and put her papers on her desk, and in a way, it was very odd. It was as though she had never left. She could 35 ______ believe she had been away for two years. She went downstairs for breakfast with Vicky the next morning. Pat informed Vicky that she had an offer from a big production company to film one of her books. However, she didn’t decide whether to 36 ______ it.Выберите слово для пропуска 31.
1) moreover 2) therefore 3) otherwise 4) although Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 30–36. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 30–36, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Запишите в поле ответа цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа.
At the lecture
The opening lecture in Grand Hall was on the subject of British Literature. It was delivered by Professor Carlson. During the summer holidays, Emily and Peter had read all the authors on the assigned list. The list 30 ______ of 20 thick books. So, by the time they took their places in the lecture hall that Tuesday morning, they both felt 31 ______ that they were well prepared. Within moments of Professor Carlson starting his lecture, they both realized that they had done little more than read the texts. They had not 32 ______ the different influences on the authors that birth, upbringing, education, religion and mere circumstance had brought to their work, not given any thought to the fact that the gift of storytelling was not bestowed on any particular class, colour or creed.
Professor Carlson continued his speech. Peter looked 33 ______ from his notes and saw the back of his head. He felt sick. He stopped listening to Professor Carlson’s views on Byron and continued to stare for some time before the student turned and began 34 ______ to his neighbour. Peter’s worst fears were 35 ______.
It was Conrad. He was at the same university. 36 ______, he was taking the same course. Peter waited until Conrad had left the lecture theatre before he collected up his books and rose from his place. Emily followed him quickly.Выберите слово для пропуска 31.
1) competent 2) confident 3) excellent 4) efficient Источник: ФИПИ (по данным открытых источников).
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