Choose the correct answer. Only one answer is correct.

1. I hope you _____ by my playing the violin.

A) were not to disturb B) are not disturbing

C) have not been disturbed D) did not disturb

2. You can take _____ orange.

A) two B) all C) either D) both

3. His new watch cost far _____ than his old one.

A) more B) much C) most D) many

4. I wish I _________________ younger.

A) had been B) would have been C) were D) have been

5. She said she ________ to me, but she didn't.

A) would have written B) will have written C) will write D) would write

6. If he __________ lucky, he could get the job.

A) is B) had been C) would be D) would have been

Rewrite the sentences in the passive.

1. TV and the media have covered the case in detail.

2. Attorneys are suing the company for negligence.

3. The jury is to announce the verdict later today.

4. The company would pay compensation to all victims.

5. The judge is going to postpone the trial.

Vocabulary

Write true or false. If you write false, say why.

A. If you are innocent you are not guilty……………….

B. Arrest means that the police come and take somebody away to ask them about a crime that they might have committed……………..

C. If you do something wrong you have to pay a find……………….

D. We call the building where criminals are forced to live as a punishment a prisoner…………..

E. Thief is a person who steals………

Match the words with their meanings.

1. commit a crime a. to hand, give or send out

2. to distribute b. find out what’s happened

3. investigate c. ask questions

4. property d. that which rouses a person to action

5. interrogate e. break the law

 

Write down collocations using the following words.

1. to be eligible for a. others from selling the invention

2. to satisfy b. is granted

3. to exclude c. an infringement

4. a patent d. an invention

5. to constitute e. the statutory conditions

6. to protect f. protection

7. to recover i. an invention

 

Complete the following sentences with the prepositions from the box.

before in to of with

1. He’s being kept _______________custody.

2. He was sentenced _________ five years.

3. She got a sentence ________ six months.

4. He was accused _________ robbery.

5. She is charged __________ fraud.

6. He appeared _______ court _____ handcuffs.

7. The jury reached a verdict _______ guilty.

Complete the expressions with the verbs.

take suffer make provide reach file award

b) to _______ a lawsuit

c) to _______ an accusation

d) to _______ damages

e) to _______ settlement

f) to _______ legal action

g) to _______ evidence

h) to _______ injuries

 

2.3. Контрольная работа для студентов заочной формы обучения
(1 курс, 1 семестр)

Тема: About Myself

Useful Words and Phrases:

– My name is...

– My surname is...

– I am Russian. I live in...

– I am 17(seventeen) years old/ 20 (twenty years old)/ 23 (twenty three years old)...

– I am a student at Novosibirsk State Institute branch of Tomsk State University.

– I am single/ married.

– My family is large/small. I have got...

– I combine work with study

 

Task 1 Translate the Text from English into Russian.

Text 1: Meet Phil Knight

Phil Knight is the founder and CEO of Nike, a famous sports and fitness company. He is from Oregon, USA. He is 65 and is a very rich man. He is married, and his wife’s name is Penny. They have two sons and one daughter: Knight lovessport, including tennis, running and golf. He also likes fast cars. He says, “I love the fact that Nike is about sports”. He has a tattoo of the Nike logo on his left leg.

Knight’s ad agency is “Wieden and Kennedy”. At his first meeting with Wieden, Knight said, “Hi, I’m Phil Knight. And I hate advertising”. But they are still partners after 21 years. At meetings with Wieden, Knight is relaxed and tells jokes. He wears blue jeans, a T-shirt and suit jacket, and a pair of Nike shoes.

Knight is interested in Asia, especially Japan. His office is full of objects from Asia. It’s in Nike’s World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.

Task 2 Fill in the Table

Phil Knight
Age
Nationality
Family
Job
Type of company
Interests

Text 2: My future profession

Read and translate the text

 

From: Lucy Kovrova

To: maryborell@yandex.com

Subject: Dear Mary

Date: 11.09.06

 

Dear Mary,

This is my first e-mail message to you from Novosibirsk. I've got great news to tell you!!! This summer I took entrance exams to Moscow Law Institute. There were a lot of applicants and the exams were rather difficult but I worked hard and passed them well enough to become a first-year student.

The Institute has a long history and a high status. The teaching staff consists of highly qualified professionals who are known all over the city. Classes begin at 9 o'clock in the morning and last till two or four in the afternoon. All subjects are very interesting. We have seminars and lectures in English, Philosophy, History, Theory of State and Law, Latin and so on. Later we are going to study law: constitutional law, civil law, criminal law, land law, family law. I'll try to do well in all subjects and attend all classes in order to pass exams successfully.

After graduation from this Institute I would like to become a lawyer. I think that it is a noble profession, because you work with people and try to help them. To become a good lawyer you should work hard and have certain traits of character. You should be clever, helpful, open-minded and sociable. I feel that I'm just cut out to be a lawyer.

Truly yours, Lucy

 

Translate into Russian

a) Higher education, to enter, to pass exams, to fail exams (an exam), first-year student/ freshman, applicant, to be good at a subject (subjects), to work hard at smth, to hand in a paper, to attend classes, to miss classes, to do well in subjects, to lag behind the group, to catch up with the group;

b) full-time student, part-time student, extra-mural student, fellow-students;

c) to run a company, to go into business, to be in the diplomatic service, to work in the field of, hard­working, intelligent, smart, honest, to be cut out for smth.