Англійська мова 11 клас Нерсисян 2019

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TEST Lesson 1 UNIT

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UKRAINE GET READY FOR YOUR TEST 1. Read the short paragraphs below and choose the answers (a-d) that best fit each gap. Basic rights and freedoms that belong to every person in the world from birth until death are called human rights. They apply 1) _____ of where you are from, what you believe or how you choose to live your life and can never be taken away. However, these rights can sometimes be 2) _____, for example, if a person 3) _____ the law or in the interests of national security. These basic rights are based on dignity, fairness, equality, respect, and independence – shared 4) _____, which are defined and protected by law. Human rights entail both rights and obligations. By becoming parties to international treaties, States assume obligations and duties under international law to respect, to protect, and to fulfil human rights. At the individual level, while we are 5) _____ our rights, we should also respect the rights of 6) _____. Human rights in Ukraine are enshrined in Section 2 of the Constitution of Ukraine: “Rights, Freedoms and Duties of a Person and a Citizen”. A citizen of Ukraine has all rights and freedoms on its territory and has 7) _____ duties stipulated by the Constitution of Ukraine. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7)

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The history of Ukraine 8) _____ far ancient times. It’s made up of many significant dates and historic events, and the most important in the timeline is Independence Day, the main 9) _____ holiday of the modern state. Although Ukrainians have always had their own language and culture, they have seldom had their own independent nation-state. For centuries, they were 10) _____ by foreign nations. During the reign of Joseph Stalin, millions of rural Ukrainians were starved to death for resisting the state 11) _____ of their farms. This further encouraged Ukrainians to long for independence. As the Soviet Union began to 12) _____, Ukrainians sensed an opportunity to try for independence and on August 24, 1991 the parliament of Ukraine declared it to be a fully independent state. The decision was then ratified by the people in a referendum that year, in which 90 percent voted 13) _____ independence. This day in Ukraine is a big celebration marked by parades and crowds of people in 14) _____ costumes, with some waving the Ukrainian flag, which marks the unity, strength of will, and spirit of the Ukrainian people. It is not just a tribute to tradition, but the opportunity to prove the power of patriotism. 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14)

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The Great Depression was a severe worldwide economic crisis in the 15) _____ preceding World War II. In most countries the depression started in about 1929 and lasted 16) _____ the late 1930s or early 1940s. It was the longest, most widespread, and deepest depression of the 20th century. There were multiple causes for the first downturn, but the real 17) _____ are still unclear. Historians emphasize structural factors like major bank failures and the stock market crash, but some economists, in contrast, point to monetary factors. The Great Depression had devastating effects in virtually every country, rich and poor, and 18) _____ any economies started to recover by the mid-1930s. Personal income, tax revenue, profits, and prices dropped, while international 19) _____ plunged by more than 50%. Unemployment rose to as high as 33% in some countries. Cities all around the world were hit hard, especially those dependent 20) _____ heavy industry. Farming and rural areas suffered as crop prices fell by approximately 60%. In the 21st century, the Great Depression 21) _____ commonly _____ as an example of how far the world’s economy can decline. 15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21)

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IRREGULAR VERBS

1min
page 187

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES

4min
pages 190-192

VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS WITH PREPOSITIONS

3min
pages 188-189

PHRASES AND EXPRESSION

1min
page 186

SKILLS ROUND-UP

10min
pages 183-185

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 180

LITERARY HUB ENGLISH IN ORIGIN Frederic Brown "Sentry" (excerpt

4min
pages 181-182

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 179

LESSON 5 INTERNATIONAL MEMBERSHIP Missions of international organizations Word order and inversion

9min
pages 175-178

LESSON 3 SOCIAL ISSUES Migration of Ukrainians Time clauses

12min
pages 164-168

LESSON 1 UKRAINIAN IDENTITY Ukrainian nationality Article review

15min
pages 154-158

LESSON 4 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Criminal rights and duties Question tags

14min
pages 169-174

LESSON 2 POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE Visa-free regime and election Conditionals review

12min
pages 159-163

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 149

LESSON 6 DO THE GREEN THING! Ecotourism Passive voice with reporting verbs

10min
pages 145-148

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 150

LESSON 5 THE WONDERFUL WORLD National parks Collective nouns

10min
pages 141-144

LESSON 4 MEDICINE AND TECHNOLOGY Medical advances Nouns with prepositions

10min
pages 137-140

LESSON 3 HEALTHCARE Local doctor Passive modal verbs

10min
pages 133-136

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 120

LESSON 6 INSPIRE YOURSELF WITH ART Art therapy Adjectives with prepositions

9min
pages 116-119

LESSON 1 HEALTHY LIVING Raw food diet Quantifiers: countable&uncountable

10min
pages 125-128

LESSON 5 SHOP TILL YOU DROP Art of shopping Reporting verbs

12min
pages 112-115

LESSON 2 EATING OUT Top 5 restaurants in the world Passive review

10min
pages 129-132

LESSON 4 STAGE OR SCREEN Cinema and theatre Reported speech

11min
pages 108-111

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

3min
page 121

whole

11min
pages 104-107

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 89

LESSON 1 A PLACE TO LIVE Cities and towns Prepositions of place

9min
pages 96-99

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 88

LESSON 2 THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME Houses and homes Quantifies

9min
pages 100-103

LITERARY HUB ENGLISH IN ORIGIN Harriet Beecher Stowe "Uncle Tom's Cabin", Chapter 31

4min
pages 90-91

LESSON 5 NEW ZEALAND – AN ISLAND NATION Country profile Comparison of adjectives and adverbs

12min
pages 83-87

LESSON 3 EXPLORING CANADA Travelling Participles

13min
pages 73-77

LESSON 4 AUSTRALIA – A COUNTRY OF CONTRASTS Holidays Adjectives&Adverbs

11min
pages 78-82

LESSON 2 THE AMERICAN DREAM America and Americans Relative clauses

11min
pages 69-72

LESSON 1 BRITISH HERITAGE British history Sequence of tenses

11min
pages 65-68

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 60

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 61

LESSON 6 YOUNG AND ACTIVE Youth movements and organizations Verbs with prepositions

10min
pages 56-59

Ways of expressing habitual behaviour

11min
pages 52-55

LESSON 4 LOVE IS IN THE AIR Types of love Degree modifiers: fairly, rather, quite LESSON 5 BRIDGING THE GENERATION GAP Generation Gap between Parents and Children

10min
pages 48-51

LESSON 3 BEING IN RELATIONSHIPS Love stories Comparison of adjectives

10min
pages 44-47

LESSON 2 THE BEST TIME OF MY LIFE Stages of life Intensifiers: such/so/too/enough

12min
pages 40-43

LESSON 1 MEETING PEOPLE YOU KNOW Rules of etiquette Narrative tenses/Past tense contrast

12min
pages 36-39

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 31

LESSON 3 READY, SET, TEST! Student life Ways of expressing the Future

10min
pages 15-18

LESSON 6 START-UP Top jobs in Ukraine Prepositional phrases: in time/on time, at the end/in the end

11min
pages 27-30

LESSON 1 MY FUTURE, MY CHOICE! International educational programmes Future tense contrast

10min
pages 7-10

LESSON 5 IN SEARCH OF A JOB Voluntary work Infinitive review

11min
pages 23-26

LESSON 2 LEARN THROUGH TRAVELLING International exams Prepositions: for, during, while

10min
pages 11-14

LESSON 4 IN THE JOB MARKET Young businessmen Gerund review

11min
pages 19-22

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

3min
page 32
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