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Олимпиада ВсОШ по Английскому языку 9-11 класс по Республике Татарстан
Аудирование
Задание 1. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a man talking on the radio about a new airport terminal. Why does he compare the terminal to a factory?
To emphasise the enormous size of the building.
To criticise the way people are treated there.
To describe its efficiency in processing passengers.
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Задание 2. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a man being interviewed for a job. He left his previous job because…
he wanted to work in a smaller town.
he thought his salary was too low.
he did not get on with his boss.
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Задание 3. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a woman talking about a city she enjoys visiting. What does she like most about the city nowadays?
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Задание 4. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a man and a woman talking about a hotel they have recently stayed at. They agree that…
the location was convenient.
the price of the room was reasonable.
the meals were good.
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Задание 5. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a woman talking about buying a clock on the Internet. What does she say about it?
The clock had been damaged when it arrived.
The postage cost more than she had expected.
The item cost her less than what it was worth.
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Задание 6. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a bus driver talking about his job. Which aspect of his work does he sometimes really dislike?
Driving in city traffic
Starting work early
Dealing with passengers
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Задание 7. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a man talking on the radio about his early life. What does he say about his school days?
He disliked some of his teachers.
He remains friends with some classmates.
He regrets not studying harder.
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Задание 8. You will hear people talking in eight different situations. For questions 1–8, choose the best answer.
Аудио 1
You hear a man telling a woman about an art gallery he has visited. The man says the art gallery…
had too few works on display.
was too crowded.
had recently moved.
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Задание 9. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
Why did Ahmet decide to get a job working at night?
The hours were shorter than for day work.
It was the only job he was able to get.
The pay was better than for day work.
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Задание 10. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
What did Ahmet find hard to get used to at first?
Going out to work when others were having fun.
Not being able to sleep whenever he wanted to.
Going to bed when everyone else was getting up.
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Задание 11. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
What effect does Ahmet’s job have on his social life?
He can’t see his girlfriend as often as he would like.
At weekends he stays out all night without feeling sleepy.
It makes no difference to how often he sees his friends.
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Задание 12. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
Ahmet finds his working hours convenient because they enable him to
enjoy doing exercise far more.
make medical appointments in the mornings.
travel on public transport when it is less crowded.
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Задание 13. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
Ahmet believes that because he works nights he may be more likely to
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Задание 14. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
Owing to his working hours, Ahmet eats…
just after he finishes work.
whenever he feels hungry.
once during his shift.
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Задание 15. You will hear a student called Ahmet Kaya talking about his vacation job, which involves working at night. For questions 9–15, choose the best answer.
Аудио 2
What does Ahmet say about the customers who shop there at night?
They buy the same kinds of things as daytime shoppers.
They know the police are watching them all the time.
They are usually in less of a hurry than daytime customers.
Чтение
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Задание 16. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
The Maplehampton scarecrow competition — a great success!
There was once a time when farmers all over the country put scarecrows in fields of growing crops. A traditional scarecrow was a model — usually life-size — of a man or woman dressed in old clothes, and their purpose was to frighten the birds away; though how successful they were is a matter of opinion!
Maplehampton’s scarecrow competition took place on September 12th. Local farmers supplied everything needed to make a scarecrow — like pieces of wood to form a frame, and straw to stuff the scarecrow. The scarecrows were dressed in old clothes which the competitors brought with them.
The festival was held in the village hall, instead of outdoors as planned, due to the unusually high temperature. There were two classes, one for adults and one for children, all of them working in small teams. Over 20 teams took part, each creating one scarecrow. They were encouraged by an audience of around 50, and had ideas and guidance from local artist Tracey Sanzo.
The scarecrows were judged by a team of people from the village. The winning children’s team made a scarecrow that looked like a giant bird — which would surely keep every real bird away! The winning adult team’s scarecrow was dressed as an alien from another planet, and its face was painted to make it look very frightening — at least to human beings!
After the judging, many of the participants and the spectators had a picnic which they had brought. Some of the scarecrows then went home to their creators’ gardens. Alice Cameron, a local farmer, liked one of the scarecrows so much, she bought it to stand on her balcony: she said she didn’t need it to scare birds away from her crops, as only bird-scarers that made a noise were effective. She just wanted to be able to see it!
The event raised over £300 for village funds.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If the statement contradicts the information.
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Задание 17. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
The competition was held on 12th September.
If the statement contradicts the information.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement agrees with the information.
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Задание 18. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
The competition in September was the first one in Maplehampton.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement contradicts the information.
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Задание 19. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
The farmers who provided materials could take part in the competition.
If the statement contradicts the information.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement agrees with the information.
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Задание 20. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
Old clothes were supplied to the people who made the scarecrows.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If the statement contradicts the information.
If there is no information on this.
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Задание 21. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
The venue for the competition was changed because of the weather.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If the statement contradicts the information.
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Задание 22. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
Each team made more than one scarecrow.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement contradicts the information.
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Задание 23. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
Competitors could get advice on making their scarecrows.
If the statement contradicts the information.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement agrees with the information.
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Задание 24. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
In the judges’ opinion, the scarecrow dressed as an alien was better than the giant bird.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If the statement contradicts the information.
If there is no information on this.
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Задание 25. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
The competition organisers supplied a picnic for the competitors and spectators.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If there is no information on this.
If the statement contradicts the information.
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Задание 26. Read the text below and decide whether the statements 1–11 are TRUE, FALSE or NOT GIVEN according to the text.
Alice Cameron bought a scarecrow to frighten birds away from her crops.
If the statement agrees with the information.
If the statement contradicts the information.
If there is no information on this.
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Задание 27. Read the following texts about five unusual sports. For questions 12–21 choose the most appropriate answer A–E.
Five unusual sports
A. Glima is by far the oldest form of wrestling in Iceland. The most widespread version of the sport is Brokartok glima, in which two wrestlers attempt to trip and throw each other by grasping a belt worn around their opponent’s waist and thighs. To win, a wrestler must make his opponent touch the ground with a part of his body between the elbow and the knee. Wrestlers have to stand straight and are not allowed to fall on their opponents or to push them down by force. Most importantly, when they are fighting they should always look over each other’s shoulders, because it is considered more gentlemanly to wrestle by touch and feel than by sight. This form of glima has always been a friendly recreational sport, but there are other versions which are played much more violently.
B. Hurling is an outdoor sport played mainly in Ireland. Players use an axe-shaped wooden stick, called a hurley, to hit a small ball between the other team’s goalposts, either over or under the crossbar. Fewer points are scored if the ball goes over the crossbar. The ball can be caught in the hand and carried for no more than four steps, or hit in the air or on the ground with the stick. It can also be kicked or slapped with an open hand. A player who wants to carry the ball further than three steps has to bounce or balance it on the end of the stick. No special clothing or padding is worn by players, but a plastic helmet with a faceguard is recommended.
C. Pato is the official national sport of Argentina, a game which is played on horseback and combines elements of two other sports: polo and basketball. The sport, which is thought to have begun over four hundred years ago, consists of two teams of four members each. Teams fight for possession of a ball which has six conveniently sized handles, and score by throwing the ball through vertically positioned rings, located at the top of three-metre-high poles. A closed net, extending downwards, holds the ball after goals are scored. The winning team is the one with the most goals scored after six periods of eight minutes. The word pato is the Spanish for duck, as in the past, instead of using a ball, a live duck was used inside a basket.
D. Lacrosse is an outdoor team sport in which players use netted sticks to pass and catch a hard rubber ball. The aim is to score goals by propelling the ball into the opponent’s goal. The team which scores more goals wins. Lacrosse is Canada’s national summer sport and is also becoming more and more popular in the USA. Each team is composed of ten players: three attackers, three midfielders, three defenders and one goaltender. In men’s lacrosse, players wear protective equipment on their heads, shoulders, arms and hands, as body-checking is an integral part of the men’s game and stick-checks to the arms and hands are considered legal.
E. Tejo is a Colombian sport in which players hurl a metallic plate weighing around two kilograms through the air to try to hit a clay-filled box with gunpowder in the middle. When the disc hits this target, there is a loud explosion. Whichever team causes more explosions wins. Turmeque, a much more ancient version of the sport, has been played for over 500 years by the indigenous groups living in the different parts of Colombia. The modern game itself is no different from this, except that today players use a metal disc rather than one made of gold or stone. Nowadays in Colombia it is very common to find professional tejo teams in the major cities and towns. Most teams are sponsored by local companies.
12. Allows players to hit a ball with equipment and parts of their body? ____
13. is based on a traditional native sport? ____
14. allows players to use their bodies to obstruct their opponents? ____
15. makes the wearing of protective equipment optional? ____
16. disapproves of players looking at what they are doing? ____
17. often receives funding from business? ____
18. is not played all the year round? ____
19. is played mainly for pleasure and relaxation? ____
20. has a ball which is designed to be picked up easily? ____
21. involves contestants holding on to part of each other’s clothing? ____
Лексика и грамматика
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Задание 28. For questions 1–10 choose the correct articles to complete each sentence.
1. «____ moment of your time, please! I would like to speak to you.»
2. He was taken to hospital after the accident, but he was released ____ following day.
3. ____ Netherlands is known for its flat landscape.
4. In ____ North America it is very common to see raccoons.
5. ____ honesty is the quality I value most in a friend.
6. I don’t know how to write a CV, could you give me ____ advice?
7. I don’t have ____ slightest clue what he is talking about
8. ____ Amazon is the largest river in the world by discharge volume.
9. That only happens once in ____ blue moon
10. ____ elderly are often overlooked in discussions about urban planning.
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Задание 29. For questions 11–24 fill in the gaps in the sentences below with the correct verbs to form the right phrasal verbs that fit the context. Each verb is going to be used once.
bring, stand, catch, account, hang, boil, drop, call, figure, carry, back, add, break, come
11. The chemistry teacher paused mid-lecture and asked him to ____ for the mysterious scorch mark that had appeared on the lab table overnight.
12. She swore she’d studied for six straight hours, but with her phone buzzing every two minutes the whole night, that story didn’t quite ____ up.
13. Even after the referee warned her twice for arguing, the team captain still refused to ____ down from her case about the missed call.
14. Our literature teacher asked us to ____ down the plot of the whole novel to just two sentences.
15. If even one person forgets their slides tomorrow, the whole group presentation could ____ down right in front of the class.
16. He knew better than to ____ up the missed penalty kick while she was still sulking about losing the semifinal.
17. Just thirty minutes before kickoff, thick fog rolled across the field, and the referees had no choice but to ____ off the match.
18. Despite spraining her ankle during warm-ups, she taped it up tight and decided to ____ on with the relay anyway.
19. Between catching the flu and a two-week trip to visit her grandparents abroad, she now has three chapters of algebra to ____ up with before the test.
20. While digging through the attic for old Halloween costumes, he stumbled into a dusty shoebox and happened to ____ across his dad’s entire comic book collection from the 90s.
21. Halfway through his second year, Marco realised he wasn’t interested in law and decided to ____ out of university and start his own business.
22. With only forty-five minutes on the clock, the whole group had to ____ out the final escape-room code before the alarm buzzer went off.
23. Now that midterms are finally over, they’re planning to ____ out at the skate park every afternoon until the streetlights come on.
24. Surrounded by dozens of matching black-and-white posters, her neon-colored volcano display was the one that really made her project ____ out at the science fair.
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Задание 30. For questions 25–34, match the names of the following scientists with facts about them.
25. While observing how objects fall, this scientist realized that a single force holds everything to the Earth and keeps the planets orbiting around the Sun.
26. Driven by an interest in speech and sound, this inventor developed a way to send human voices through wires, creating the first practical telephone.
27. This researcher spent years living in the forests of Africa studying wild chimpanzees, showing the world that animals can use tools and express complex emotions.
28. By studying different species of birds and turtles across distant islands, this naturalist formed the theory of evolution by natural selection.
29. During World War II, this mathematician built a machine to crack secret codes, laying the foundational concepts for modern computers and artificial intelligence.
30. Noticing that a stray mold in his laboratory killed surrounding bacteria, this biologist discovered penicillin, the first antibiotic that saved millions of lives.
31. Famous for experimenting with a kite during a thunderstorm, this American founder proved that lightning is a form of electricity and invented the lightning rod.
32. After testing thousands of materials, this persistent American inventor perfected a long-lasting electric light bulb and built one of the world’s first power grids.
33. Despite facing severe physical limitations due to ALS, this physicist explored the mechanics of black holes and wrote worldwide best-selling books about space and time.
34. By moving a magnet through a coil of wire, this experimental scientist generated an electric current, leading to the creation of the electric motor and generator.
Scientists:
Isaac Newton
Alexander Graham Bell
Jane Goodall
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Fleming
Stephen Hawking
Michael Faraday
Charles Darwin
Alan Turing
Thomas Edison
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