Ағылшын тілі. English

1. Similar meaning of confident

2. Antonym of generous

3. Correct spelling

4. Choose the correct collocation.
Teenagers often ___ friends at school.

5. Choose the word that does not belong to travel nouns

6. Article: ___ equator crosses Africa

7. Adjective + preposition: keen ___ jazz

8. Phrasal verb: You should ___ sugar.

9. Word formation: to invent →

10. Part of speech: lonely is a …

11. Ability: After a month of training you ___ run 10 km.

12. Possibility/Certainty: The lights are off — they ___ be at home.

13. Past modal (speculation): He looks tired — he ___ (stay up) late.

14. Used to: When I was ten, I ___ to the mountains every summer.

15. Present perfect vs past simple: I ___ (never/try) koumiss before.

16. For / since: She has lived in Almaty ___ 2019.

17. Comparative: He runs ___ than me.

18. Adverb formation: angry →

19. Adverb position (word order):

20. Question tag: You haven’t got a pen, ___?

21. Relative pronoun: The city ___ I was born is near the river.

22. Passive: The bridge ___ in 2010.

23. Second conditional: If I ___ wings, I ___ fly.

24. Reported speech: ‘I can’t come today,’ she said. She said she ___ come that day.

25. Synthesis & analysis (register): Choose the most appropriate formal request.

26. Matching

Instruction: You are offered test items to matching. Write your matches.

-ing / -ed adjectives. Put each sentence into A (describes what something is like) or B (describes a person’s feeling).

1. The film was boring. →
2. I felt bored in the lesson. →
3. That was a very frightening moment. →
4. She was frightened of spiders. →

27. Matching

Instruction: You are offered test items to matching. Write your matches.

Noun suffixes. Match the base word with the correct noun.

A) achieve →
B) decide →
C) perform →
D) optimistic →
E) permit →

1) Achievement
2) performance
3) decision
4) optimism
5) permission

28. Matching

Instruction: You are offered test items to matching. Write your matches.

Phrasal verbs ↔ meaning

A) give up
B) cut down on
C) take up
D) call on
E) get over

1) visit
2) recover from
3) start (as a hobby)
4) stop
5) reduce

29. Matching

Instruction: You are offered test items to matching. Write your matches.

Complete the sentences with the correct relative pronouns (who / which / where / whose / that):

1. The woman ___ helped me is a doctor.
2. The museum ___ they filmed the scene is in London.
3. A laptop ___ is fast can save time.
4. The author ___ book we read is Kazakh.
5. The app ___ I use is free.

30. Matching

Instruction: You are offered test items to matching. Write your matches.

Reported speech: time & place — match direct → reported.

A) today
B) yesterday
C) tomorrow
D) next year
E) here

1. the day before
2. the next / following day
3. that day
4. the following year
5. there

31. Multiple answers

Instruction: You are offered the test items with one or more correct answers. Choose all correct options.

Reported speech — correct sentence(s):

32. Multiple answers

Instruction: You are offered the test items with one or more correct answers. Choose all correct options.

Comparatives/superlatives — correct form(s):

33. Multiple answers

Instruction: You are offered the test items with one or more correct answers. Choose all correct options.

Passive voice — correct sentence(s):

34. Multiple answers

Instruction: You are offered the test items with one or more correct answers. Choose all correct options.

Conditionals — grammatically correct sentence(s):

35. Multiple answers

Instruction: You are offered the test items with one or more correct answers. Choose all correct options.

Question tags — correct tag(s):

36. Reading (single choice)

Instruction: Read the text and choose one correct answer for each question.

Youth Travel Survey
A recent school survey asked 300 students (ages 15–18) about travelling. 56% had travelled abroad; the most popular reasons were learning languages (34%), experiencing new cultures (31%) and visiting relatives (17%). 42% preferred travelling with family, 38% with friends and 20% alone. Low‑cost airlines influenced 48% of students when choosing destinations. Half of the students planned to explore Kazakhstan before visiting other countries. Many mentioned Bayanaul and Altyn‑Emel as future destinations.

What was the main reason for travelling abroad?

37. Reading (single choice)

Instruction: Read the text and choose one correct answer for each question.

Youth Travel Survey
A recent school survey asked 300 students (ages 15–18) about travelling. 56% had travelled abroad; the most popular reasons were learning languages (34%), experiencing new cultures (31%) and visiting relatives (17%). 42% preferred travelling with family, 38% with friends and 20% alone. Low‑cost airlines influenced 48% of students when choosing destinations. Half of the students planned to explore Kazakhstan before visiting other countries. Many mentioned Bayanaul and Altyn‑Emel as future destinations.

Which group size was most popular?

38. Reading

Instruction: Read the text and choose one correct answer for each question.

Youth Travel Survey
A recent school survey asked 300 students (ages 15–18) about travelling. 56% had travelled abroad; the most popular reasons were learning languages (34%), experiencing new cultures (31%) and visiting relatives (17%). 42% preferred travelling with family, 38% with friends and 20% alone. Low‑cost airlines influenced 48% of students when choosing destinations. Half of the students planned to explore Kazakhstan before visiting other countries. Many mentioned Bayanaul and Altyn‑Emel as future destinations.

What influenced nearly half of students when choosing destinations?

39. Reading (single choice)

Instruction: Read the text and choose one correct answer for each question.

Youth Travel Survey
A recent school survey asked 300 students (ages 15–18) about travelling. 56% had travelled abroad; the most popular reasons were learning languages (34%), experiencing new cultures (31%) and visiting relatives (17%). 42% preferred travelling with family, 38% with friends and 20% alone. Low‑cost airlines influenced 48% of students when choosing destinations. Half of the students planned to explore Kazakhstan before visiting other countries. Many mentioned Bayanaul and Altyn‑Emel as future destinations.

What did many students plan to do first?

40. Reading (single choice)

Instruction: Read the text and choose one correct answer for each question.

Youth Travel Survey
A recent school survey asked 300 students (ages 15–18) about travelling. 56% had travelled abroad; the most popular reasons were learning languages (34%), experiencing new cultures (31%) and visiting relatives (17%). 42% preferred travelling with family, 38% with friends and 20% alone. Low‑cost airlines influenced 48% of students when choosing destinations. Half of the students planned to explore Kazakhstan before visiting other countries. Many mentioned Bayanaul and Altyn‑Emel as future destinations.

Which places were mentioned as future destinations in Kazakhstan?

1. Synonym of generosity

2. Antonym of pessimistic

3. Correct spelling

4. Correct collocation with do/make: We should ___ a promise.

5. Choose the odd one out (music & film images):

6. Article: This is ___ best solution.

7. Preposition: She is interested ___ robotics.

8. Word formation: operate →

9. Phrasal verb: Turn ___ your laptop and take a break.

10. Parts of speech: carefully is an …

11. Ability (timeline): Last year I couldn’t code; next year I ___ build simple apps.

12. Possibility: He’s wearing a lab coat — he ___ be a doctor.

13. Past modal: She ___ (forget) to charge the phone — the battery is 0%.

14. Used to: People ___ watch black‑and‑white TV.

15. Present perfect continuous: She ___ (study) since 9 a.m.

16. For / since: We’ve known each other ___ primary school.

17. Comparative adverbs: He speaks ___ (politely) than before.

18. Adjectives with -ed / -ing

Choose the correct option.
The news was __________, and I felt __________.

19. Word order (frequency adverbs):

20. Question tag: Let’s start, ___?

21. Relative clause: The scientist ___ invention changed medicine is Kazakh.

22. Passive: A lot of cheap clothing ___ in Thailand these days.

23. First conditional: If you ___ harder, you ___ succeed.

24. Reported speech: ‘We have finished,’ they said. They said they ___ finished.

25. Synthesis & analysis: Choose the sentence that violates formal speech norms.

26. Matching

Containers → contents (Our world)

A) a tin
B) a carton
C) a bar
D) a jar
E) a packet

1. crisps
2. coffee
3. tuna
4. juice
5. chocolate

27. Matching

Verb → noun (–er/–or)

A) teach
B) act
C) invent
D) direct
E) write

1. writer
2. director
3. teacher
4. actor
5. inventor

28. Matching

Sports phrasal verbs → meaning

A) work out
B) give up
C) take up
D) get over
E) cut down on

1. start
2. reduce
3. recover
4. stop
5. exercise

Relative pronouns

29. Complete the sentences with the correct relative pronouns (who / which / where / whose / that):

1. The place ___ I feel relaxed is home.
2. People ___ volunteer inspire me.
3. The device ___ broke is mine.
4. A friend ___ advice I trust lives abroad.
5. The class ___ we took was useful.

30. Reported speech: Match the words/phrases with their reported form.

A) this month
B) yesterday
C) tomorrow
D) here
E) today

1. the next / following day
2. the day before
3. that day
4. there
5. that month

31. Multiple answers

Passive — correct sentence(s):

32. Multiple answers

Reported speech — correct sentence(s):

33. Multiple answers

Modals of possibility — correct use(s):

34. Multiple answers

Conditionals — correct sentence(s):

35. Multiple answers

Question tags — correct sentence(s):

36. Reading (single choice)

Invictus Games (adapted from the course topic on charities and conflict):
The Invictus Games is an international sports event for wounded, injured or sick service personnel. The first games were held in London in 2014 with around 400 competitors from 13 nations. Sponsored by charities and companies, the Games help participants regain confidence and motivation through sport. After each event, many competitors report feeling more positive about the future.

The Invictus Games are mainly for …

37. Reading (single choice)

Invictus Games (adapted from the course topic on charities and conflict):
The Invictus Games is an international sports event for wounded, injured or sick service personnel. The first games were held in London in 2014 with around 400 competitors from 13 nations. Sponsored by charities and companies, the Games help participants regain confidence and motivation through sport. After each event, many competitors report feeling more positive about the future.

The first Games were held in …

38. Reading (single choice)

Invictus Games (adapted from the course topic on charities and conflict):
The Invictus Games is an international sports event for wounded, injured or sick service personnel. The first games were held in London in 2014 with around 400 competitors from 13 nations. Sponsored by charities and companies, the Games help participants regain confidence and motivation through sport. After each event, many competitors report feeling more positive about the future.

One aim of the Games is to help people …

39. Reading (single choice)

Invictus Games (adapted from the course topic on charities and conflict):
The Invictus Games is an international sports event for wounded, injured or sick service personnel. The first games were held in London in 2014 with around 400 competitors from 13 nations. Sponsored by charities and companies, the Games help participants regain confidence and motivation through sport. After each event, many competitors report feeling more positive about the future.

Which statement is true according to the text?

40. Reading (single choice)

Invictus Games (adapted from the course topic on charities and conflict):
The Invictus Games is an international sports event for wounded, injured or sick service personnel. The first games were held in London in 2014 with around 400 competitors from 13 nations. Sponsored by charities and companies, the Games help participants regain confidence and motivation through sport. After each event, many competitors report feeling more positive about the future.

The word participants refers to …