История и культура стран изучаемого языка (на иностранном языке) тест с ответами ММА/ИДО
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1. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
_____is a way of speaking English that is typical of people who live in the eastern area of London.
2. Type one word and a Roman number to complete the gap using capital letters when it is necessary according to the rules.
___________________, the first of the Tudors, stood at the doorway of a new world of exploration, travel, and middle-class expansion.
3. Type four words to complete the gaps using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules.
During World War I the British were involved in dozens of terrible clashes, the most notorious being the ... ... ... ... in 1916 and the Third Battle of Ypres (Passchendaele) the following year.
4. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
To many foreigners the image of Scotland is a clichéd one. Kilts, tartans, _______ and tweed play an important role in it.
5. Type one word using capital letters where necessary.
Queen ______ became queen at the age of eighteen in 1837 and reigned until her death in 1901.
6. Type two words to complete the gaps using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
The ____ is an area where Scotland's national poet wrote many of the world's most tender love songs. The thatched cottage at Alloway is the starting point of the famous heritage trail.
7. Type two words to complete the gaps using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
__________________is a way of speaking English in which a rhyming phrase is substituted for a standard word.
8. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
_____ is an ancient and poetic name for England or Great Britain, perhaps from the white cliffs of Dover.
9. Type one word to complete the gap. Use capital letters where necessary.
In 1850, Prince ..... had an idea for a great exhibition, which would show Britain's industrial skill to the world - and give the world an opportunity to demonstrate its achievements to Britain.
10. Type three words using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules.
After nearly 20 years of marriage to __________ (the widow of his elder brother, Arthur), Henry VIII still lacked the one thing he wanted more than anything else – a son.
11. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules. Do not use a full stop or inverted commas / quotation marks.
The British invented the rules of many sports and games now played all over the world. The game of football or … was first played in Britain and spread to other countries.
12. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
The Welsh call ___________ the 'Eagles' Nesting Place'.
13. Type one word or a word combination to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules. Do not use a full stop or inverted commas / quotation marks.
From the start, Margaret Thatcher’s autocratic style earned her the nickname of the “… …”.
14. What is the capital of Wales?
1. Belfast
2. Edinburgh
3. Cardiff
15. What is the historic color of Northern Ireland?
1. White
2. Green
3. Blue
16. What is the Scottish symbol?
1. The Leek
2. The Red Rose
3. The Thistle
17. What is the longest river of the UK?
1. The Severn
2. The Lena
3. The Thames
18. What four historic parts does the UK OF Great Britain and Northern Ireland consist of?
1. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
2. England, Scotland, Wales and British Irelands
3. Scotland, Wales, the USA and Northern Ireland
19. Who is the Irish national saint?
1. Saint Patrick
2. Saint Andrew
3. Saint David
20. What is the capital of the United States of America?
1. London
2. New York
3. Washington
21. There are …stripes and … stars on the American flag.
1. 45/13
2. 50/13
3. 13/50
22. What is the population of the UK?
1. 59 million people
2. 276 million people
3. 147 million people
23. Where is the Russian Federation situated?
1. In America
2. In Europe
3. In Eurasia
24. At what time did this flag appear?
1. In 1606
2. In 1801
3. In 1603
25. What colors represent the UK’s flag?
1. White, green, blue
2. Red, blue, yellow
3. White, blue, red
26. The symbol of America is …
1. double-headed eagle
2. bald –headed eagle
3. a unicorn
27. How is the flag of the UK called?
1. The Union Flag
2. The Union George
3. The Union Jack
28. What is the official name of the country whose language you study?
1. Great Britain
2. England
3. the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
29. When was the Russian flag officially adopted by the Russian President and the Russian Parliament?
1. In 1917
2. In 1991
3. 300 years ago
30. What was the first American flag?
1. The Union Jack
2. The Imperial Flag
3. The Grand Union Flag
31. What is the main part of the emblem of our country?
1. The double-headed eagle
2. The bald-headed eagle
3. The English lion and Scottish unicorn
32. The highest mountain of the USA is…, the highest mountain in Russia is…, the highest UK’s mountain is …
1. Elbrus, McKinley, Ben Nevis
2. McKinley, Ben Nevis, Elbrus
3. McKinley, Elbrus, Ben Nevis
33. What does white color of the Russian flag mean?
1. Generosity and frankness
2. Honesty and wisdom
3. Courage and love
34. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
______ is the Roman name for Scotland but now used only in poetry.
35. Type two words to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules. _____was very popular with the Welsh people fighting a guerilla war against the English at the beginning of the 15th century.
36. Type two words to complete the gap using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules.
Catholics did not recognize Henry VIII' s marriage to ______ and due to this they did not consider Elizabeth I the Queen of England.
37. Type one word and a Roman number to complete the gap. Use capital letters where necessary.
In 1952 Queen ...... ... came to the throne. Her coronation in 1953 is the first national event to be seen by millions on television.
38. Type three words to complete the gap using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules.
One of the first challenges for the attractive young queen was the question of marriage. Throughout her reign she had a succession of male favourites, most notably Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, but she never married. She explained this by saying, 'I am already bound unto a husband, which is the
39. Type one word or a word combination to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules. The ______ of England followed William the Conqueror's victory in 1066
40. Type one word to complete the gap. Use capital letters where necessary.
Following the outbreak of World War II, 1940 saw Evacuation at .... .
41. Type three words to complete the gaps using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules.
The streets of London are crowded with traffic. High ______ rise above smaller cars and vans.
42. Type one word and a Roman number to complete the gap using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules.
________, elder daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon made England Catholic again.
43. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters if it is necessary according to the rules.
Queen Victoria had 9 children and 40 grandchildren, and became known as the 'grandmother of ...'.
44. Type one word to complete the gap using capital letters only if it is necessary according to the rules. Do not use a full stop or inverted commas / quotation marks.
The ______ Theatre was an octagonal structure with an unroofed yard in the centre where the ‘groundlings’ stood. The theatre is a famous theatre built in 1599 on the south bank of the Thames, London, in which Shakespeare’s greatest plays were first performed.
