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  • 1

    he’s one of those people who can’t bear being seen to be wrong in fact of losing …

    face

  • 2

    what branch of phonetics studies the articulatory and auditory aspect os speech sounds?

    physiological phonetics

  • 3

    to go into a place and steal things from it

    steal

  • 4

    The number of kingdoms in Old English Period was:

    7

  • 5

    a special prominence given to one more syllable in a word is:

    the stress

  • 6

    he was one of the most experienced of the company’s test … who decided whether a plane was safe to fly

    pilots

  • 7

    in the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde we see the hero mix something up in a test … and then drink it.

    tube

  • 8

    what is a syllable?

    segmental structure of the word

  • 9

    to move very slowly

    crawl

  • 10

    modification of consonants under the influence of a consonant is called:

    Assimilation

  • 11

    the main sources of borrowings in Middle English:

    Latin and French

  • 12

    what is the symbol of the Speaker’s authority?

    the mace

  • 13

    modification of consonants under the influence of a consonant is called:

    Assimilation

  • 14

    the name od days of the week borrowed from:

    Latin

  • 15

    Middle English period began in:

    1066

  • 16

    we want people to live in harmony with each other and to settle … amicably

    disputers

  • 17

    polite talk about things that are not very important

    small talk

  • 18

    she panicked when she skidded on the ice, lost her … and crashed into the tree

    head

  • 19

    but then you all have turned … tonight, and that proves there is growing interest in our ideals

    up

  • 20

    I dare … you’re right

    say

  • 21

    to say that someone has a certain illness

    diagnose

  • 22

    it’s no good trying to persuade me because I’m not … a word

    saying

  • 23

    what was J. Constable?

    a painter

  • 24

    at the moment we are trying very hard to increase our membership which … stands at 500

    presently

  • 25

    that’s what people are always …

    saying

  • 26

    the important key to success in the business is strong management because if you lose your …, then you’re in real trouble.

    grip

  • 27

    you may be interested to know that we are holding a … in the centre of our town this weekend

    rally

  • 28

    putting all your money in that enterprise is futile it’s like playing a losing …

    game

  • 29

    an amount of money that a government or organization gives to someone for a particular purpose

    grant

  • 30

    what is the unit of Phonetics?

    a distinctive speech sound

  • 31

    the law that has just been passed may be useful but we don’t know until we’ve … it to the test

    put

  • 32

    i think you’re wise to find out first before you agree and believe it’s a good idea to test the … first

    waters

  • 33

    a disadvantage

    drawback

  • 34

    to destroy something deliberately

    demolish

  • 35

    at you do

    deed

  • 36

    where is Glasgow situated?

    in Scotland

  • 37

    what’s the name of the London underground

    Tube

  • 38

    as you probably know the Tranquility Party stands for peace and … in the countryside

    quiet

  • 39

    what are the English nasal consonants?

    m,n,ņ

  • 40

    in a way that is very extreme and not sensible

    ridiculously

  • 41

    extremely bad

    appalling

  • 42

    to understand the meaning of something when this meaning is hidden

    decode

  • 43

    a city covers a large area in an undity way (adj.)

    sprawling

  • 44

    what is the nickname of the Liberal Party?

    the Whigs

  • 45

    to what group of languages does the English language belong?

    Germanic

  • 46

    choose the correct options

    Big Ben

  • 47

    now that would be … but my lips are sealed

    telling

  • 48

    fellow citizens I am honoured to be … to speak to you tonight about my party

    Invited

  • 49

    the ability or resources to do something

    capability

  • 50

    who presides over the House of Lords?

    Lord Chancellor

  • 51

    What is the unit of Phonology?

    A phoneme

  • 52

    phonetics studies:

    sounds and their various aspects and functions

  • 53

    what is the oldest and the most developed branch of phonetics?

    physiological phonetic

  • 54

    a syllable which ends in a vowel sounds is called

    open

  • 55

    what’s the name of the British flag?

    Union Jack

  • 56

    yes, it’s a slight problem but quite honestly, I wouldn’t lose any … over it if i were you

    sleep

  • 57

    what is the oldest theory of syllable formation and syllable divition?

    Expiratory theory

  • 58

    that …, they walked out of the room in total silence

    said

  • 59

    stones and bricks from a building that has been destroyed

    rubble

  • 60

    after he’d wasted all his money, got into debt and then ended up in prison, his family began to regard him as a bit of a lost

    cause

  • 61

    no-one knows whether he’ll succeed in his attempt to get compensation as it’s a bit of a test …

    case

  • 62

    water from rain or a river covering the land

    flooding

  • 63

    the Germanic tribes which invaded the British Isles in 449 were:

    the Angles, the Saxons, the Jutes

  • 64

    obviously before you buy a car, you’ll be allowed to test … it first.

    drive

  • 65

    to be frank I find these philosophical discussions too deep for me and many of the points are lost … me

    on

  • 66

    English, Russian, German languages are traditionally considered to belong to:

    Dynamic

  • 67

    … this is a very small figure in comparison with the other major political parties

    admittedly

  • 68

    what London street is famous for shops?

    Oxford Street

  • 69

    the territory of the Dane law was in:

    the North

  • 70

    phonetics studies:

    Sounds and their various aspect and functions

  • 71

    a building or area in bad condition (adj)

    derelict

  • 72

    in … of the terrible weather you have come along tonight, ladies and gentlemen, and I should like to thank all four of you for coming

    spite

  • 73

    I’m afraid I can’t … for sure but I think it’s safe

    say

  • 74

    lively and exciting

    spotless

  • 75

    please don’t lose … because i’m sure you’ll succeed in the end

    heart

  • 76

    in order to make sure that your television is tuned properly there is a coloured test … on the screen

    card

  • 77

    what is the aim of the course of the history of English language?

    to know the historical periods in the English history

  • 78

    I followed as much as I could of his arguments but then I gave up because I’d completely lost … of what he was saying

    track

  • 79

    what’s tartan?

    a pattern of the kilt

  • 80

    … us that story again

    tell

  • 81

    what is received pronunciation?

    Standart English

  • 82

    where does the stress fall in the words “psychology, biologist”

    on the 2-d syllable

  • 83

    someone who is good at finding solutions to problems

    resourceful

  • 84

    the aircraft engine had to be placed in a test … to make sure that it worked properly

    bed

  • 85

    old English is the period of:

    no endings

  • 86

    which language has free word stress?

    Russian and English

  • 87

    in our publicity, unlike our political …, we do not make a lot of noise about our policies

    opponents

  • 88

    relating to cup or bowl - the top edge

    edge

  • 89

    I’ve … you not to do that many times before

    told

  • 90

    you shouldn’t take any notice of that because it’s only hear …

    say

  • 91

    naturally all the … are requested to be as peaceful as possible and above all not to shoutp

    participants

  • 92

    this castle has been here since the 16th century and hasn’t really changed - it has stood the test of

    time

  • 93

    speech is impossible without the following mechanisms:

    Speech is impossible without all these mechanisms

  • 94

    something becomes very successful

    flourish

  • 95

    correlative in the time of stressed and unstressed syllable in intonation group is:

    Rhythm

  • 96

    these are indeed … times for the government as people are deciding whether to vote for them in the next election

    testing

  • 97

    king who had the name the Great was:

    Alfred

  • 98

    three degree of word stress are suggested by:

    British and Russian linguists

  • 99

    we haven’t made any progress this year and are in a sense going backwards and losing …

    ground

  • 100

    what I … and what I do are not necessarily the same

    say