Question

Выбрать правильный вариант I. She liked the same dress.... her sister a) as c) than b) like d) how 2. The population of Mexico City is..... the population of Norway. a) twice bigger than c) twice as big as b) as big as twice d) twicer bigger than 3. Let’s go and have a drink. We’ve got.....time before the train leaves. a) little c) a few b) a little d) few 4. l come from a country...... history goes back thousands of years. a) which c) whose b) his d) that 5. lf people believe..... an idea. they become even crazy........ it. a) on. about c) in, on b) in, about d) in, with 6.Do you go to...prison to visit him? a) the c) a b) - d) an 7. Why don’t we drop to... bar to have... bite? a) a,- c) the, the b) the, a d) a,a 8.You .. . touch the pictures.It's forbidden. a) can’t c) hadn’t to b) don’t have to d) mustn’t

Answer 1

I. She liked the same dress.... her sister. a) as
2. The population of Mexico City is..... the population of Norway. c) twice as big as
3. Let’s go and have a drink. We’ve got.....time before the train leaves. b) a little
4. l come from a country...... history goes back thousands of years. c) whose
5. lf people believe..... an idea. they become even crazy........ it. b) in, about
6.Do you go to...prison to visit him? a) the
7. Why don’t we drop to... bar to have... bite? b) the, a d) a, a  - оба приемлемы
8. You .. . touch the pictures. It's forbidden. a) can’t  d) mustn’t - оба приемлемы

Answer 2

1. She liked the same dress as her sister. (c)

The correct preposition to use in this sentence is "as" because it is used to make comparisons between two similar things.

2. The population of Mexico City is twice as big as the population of Norway. (b)

The phrase "twice as big as" is used to compare the sizes of two populations.

3. Let’s go and have a drink. We've got a little time before the train leaves. (a)

The word "little" is used to indicate a small amount of time.

4. I come from a country whose history goes back thousands of years. (c)

"Whose" is a possessive pronoun used to show ownership or relationship, and it is used correctly in this sentence to describe the country's history.

5. If people believe in an idea, they become even crazier about it. (b)

The correct preposition to use in this sentence is "about" because it indicates the focus or interest in the idea.

6. Do you go to prison to visit him? (c)

The correct article to use in this sentence is "the" because it is referring to a specific prison.

7. Why don't we drop by the bar to have a bite? (c)

The correct articles to use in this sentence are "the" and "a" because they specify a particular bar and an unspecified item of food.

8. You can't touch the pictures. It's forbidden. (d)

The word "mustn't" is used to indicate a prohibition or something that is not allowed. So, the correct word to use in this sentence is "mustn't."