23 I my shoes because they were dirty. A took B took off C took out D took from
24 Today is than yesterday A much cold B more cold C colder D cold 25
We don’t stay at school after the lesson today. A must B have to C ought to D should
26.Which book are you in the summer? A read B going to read C will read D have read
27 We go to school yesterday because it was Sunday. A don’t B wasn’t C didn’t D weren’t
28.This book is than that one. A difficulty B much difficult C more difficult D difficult
29.What you going to do tomorrow evening? A did B was C are D can
30 Russian? –No, I can’t. A Can you speak B You can speak C Speak D Speak you
31 Do you come from Mexico? – No, I . I come from Costa Rica. A ’m not B don’t C didn’t D doesn’t
32 She television every evening. A watch B watches C to watch D sees
33 He goes skiing winter. A very B ever C every D always
34 What time do you up on school days? A used B usual C use D usually
35 The Pyramid of the Sun is Mexico. A from B on C in D at
36 Are there big sports stadiums near your home? A any B some C the D a
37 I visit my grandma on Sunday afternoons. A some time B sometimes C some D sometime
38 the most famous singer from your country? A Who’s B Whose C How’s D What’s
39 How do you watch a film in English? – Every month. A often B much C many D every
40 Are you good swimming? A in B for C on D at
41 Stella’s father is a . He built my house. A build B building C builder D built
42 Is this Stella’s hat? – No, it isn’t Stella’s, it’s . A me B I C my D mine
43 Language Powerbook is this? Is it yours? A Who’s B Whose C How’s D Who
44 We the history of Napoleon last year. A study B studying C studies D studied
45 about calculus in your Maths class? A Had you learn B did you learnt C Was you learn D Did you learn
46 I this coat at a shop in London last summer. A bought B brought C buy D bring
47 The hunter didn’t the tiger with his gun. A shot B shooting C shoot D shoots
48 How CDs do you buy each year? --About 25, I think. A many B much C any D some
49 How sugar do you put in your coffee? A many B much C any D some
50 Can you get me a of mineral water please? A bag B packet C box D bottle
51 How much homework every weekend? A do you have to do B are you have to do C do you must to do D are you must to do
52 Do you eat fruit? A many B much C a lot of D a few
53 stand and touch your toes? A Can you B Have you C Are you D Able you
54 We can go to school and use the library on Saturday afternoons if you like. But we A mustn’t. B don’t have to. C can’t. D don’t used to.
55 Can you speak ? I can’t understand you. A slow B more slowly C more slow D slowest
56 What are you doing ? A every day B at the moment C often D usually
57 What is Stella today? A wear B wearing C to wear D wore
58 The car is driving the tunnel under the Thames. A across B through C over D between
59 John is visiting his girlfriend. He always her on Friday evenings. A visiting B visits C visited D to visit
60 Her mobile phone is than mine. A much expensive B more expensive C many expensive D a lot expensive
61 My Mum says my brother’s room is than mine. A tidy B tidier C tidiest D tidily
62 Sao Paolo is biggest city in South America. A a B an C the D than
63 Don’t buy that CD. It’s not very good. You enjoy it. A will B can C won’t D must
64 you ever visited an English-speaking country? A Was B Did C Have D Are
65 you going to be at home this evening? A Was B Did C Have D Are
66 Mrs Thomas isn’t going the health club. A join B to join C joining D joined
67 David borrowed some money a car. A to buy B buying C buy D going to buy
Объяснение:
The history of the Soviet ruble:
In the 1920s, the first gold coins were issued.
After one decade, the bulk of the money was paper rubles and coins.
In the 60s, they carried out a monetary reform, its goal was to produce reliable, well-protected money. Also produced commemorative coins for the production of which used precious metals. The rest of the coins were made of alloys that provide high strength and durability of money.
The last coins of the sample of the 60s were issued in 1991, at the same time they made a completely new type of coins.
The issue of money was stopped with the collapse of the USSR, all functions of the State Bank were transferred to the Central Bank of Russia.
In 1992, there was a depreciation of savings, a decrease in wages, pensions. In 1998, the denomination was carried out.
All Russian banknotes depict the architecture of Russia.
There are bills of 5 rubles, 10 rubles, 50 rubles, 100 rubles, 200 rubles, 500 rubles, 1000 rubles, 2000 rubles and 5000 rubles.
There are also coins: pennies and rubles. There are coins 1 kopek, 5 kopeks, 10 kopecks, 50 kopecks, 1 ruble, 2 rubles, 5 rubles, 10 rubles.