Karimov Akmal MULTILEVEL Mock Achiever ©! NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Practice tests af books «PIR» nashriyoti Toshkent _ 2024 ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganIntroduction Multilevel is designed to determine the content of the ws» on used to determine the BI, B2 and CI levels of knowledye of x fon... language and the requirements for it. ee WHAT IS THE TEST FORMAT? The test components are taken in the following order Listening Reading 6 parts, 35 questions 5 parts, 35 questions 45 minutes ) minutes Writing Speaking | 2 tasks 3 parts, | 60 minutes 15 minutes | | Total Test Time 3 hours HOW IS MULTILEVEL SCORED? Multilevel results CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganSL ————— OOOO t—‘—s SECTIONS TO BE INCLUDED The exam lasts 3 hours and consists of the following sections: Sub-test 1: Listening (45 minutes / 6 parts / 35 questions) Sub-test 1: Reading (60 minutes / 5 parts / 35 questions) Sub-test 1: Writing (60 minutes / 2 tasks) Sub-test 1: Speaking (15 minutes / 3 parts) LISTENING Part 1 (8 questions) Type of text: 5-10 second text, the first part of the dialogue. Skills tested: understanding the general content of speech. Item type: multiple choice questions (question and 3 answer options). Part 2 (6 questions) Type of text: dialogue on familiar social topics, duration 2-3 minutes. Skills tested: listening for specific information. Item type: fill in the blanks (one word and/or number). Part 3 (4 questions) Type of text: 4 short monologues on popular familiar topics, the duration of each monologue is 30 seconds. ‘Skills tested: understanding the general content of speech. Item type: matching (6 answer options, two extra). Part 4 (5 questions) Type of text: 2-3 minute long monologue or dialogue on popular familiar topics. Skills tested: listening for specific information. Item type: matching (8 answer options, three extra). Part 5 (6 questions) Type of text: 3 short dialogues on popular of each dialogue is 60 seconds. 2 questions Skills tested: detailed understanding of the t implicit information. Item type: multiple choice questions ( familiar topics, the duration for each dialogue. ext, understanding of question and 3 answer options). a CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganPart 6 (6 questions) Type of text: 3-minute lecture, Skills tested: listening for specific information Item type: fill in the blanks (one word and/or number), READING Part 1 (6 questions) Type of text: complex popular scientific materials — articles from newspapers, magazines, and Internet sources (text size - 150 words), Skills tested: understanding meaningful connections between sentence and imagining in the form of a whole text. Item type: fill in the blanks (one word). Part 2 (8 questions) Type of text: 8 newspaper, magazine, Internet advertising texts (text siz - 300 words). Skills tested: reading for specific information. Item type: matching (10 answer options, two extra). Part 3 (6 questions) Type of text: complex popular scientific materials — articles from newspapers, magazines, and Internet sources (text size — 600 words). Skills tested: understanding the main ideas in popular texts. Item type: matching headings to paragraphs (8 answer options, two extra) Part 4 (9 questions) Type of text: complex popular scientific materials — articles from newspapers, magazines, and Internet sources (text size - 600 words). ‘Skills tested: detailed comprehension of the text, understanding of specific details and implicit information in the text. Item type: Multiple choice questions Part 5 (6 questions) Type of text: complex popular scientific materials — articles from newspapers, magazines, and Internet sources (text size ~ 600 words). Skills tested: to understand the text in detail, to understand specific details and unspoken information in the text. Item type: fill in the blanks (one word and/or number), CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganOZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKAS| STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER si VAZIRLAR MAHKAMAS| THE CABINET OF MINISTERS HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 1: LISTENING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 1: Questions 1 - 8; Part 4: Questions 19 - 23; Part 2: Questions 9 - 14; Part 5: Questions 24 - 29; Part 3: Questions 15 - 18; Part 6: Questions 30 - 35. Each question carries ONE mark. You will hear each recording twice. Total listening time: approx. 35minutes, At the end of the Listening Paper,you will have to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. You will be allowed 10minutes extra time to do this. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO so! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 6 (six) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganNi Questions 1-8 J You will hear some sentences. You will hear each sentence twice, Choo, the correct reply to each sentence (A, B, or C). Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 1. A) With my new racket. B) At the club. C) Once a week. 2. A) Five miles long. B) 20 years ago. C) For twenty years. 3. A) At 2:00pm. B) In room C12. C) To review the sales results. 4, A) Yes, | know. B) No, I'm not. C) Yes, I do. 5. A) Just a few minutes. B) 6 miles long, €) In the convention hall. 6. A) Until 4:17pm, B) Hold on, please. ©) On the fourth floor. 7 A) I'd love to, B) Yes, | like it. C) No, won't, 8. A) In my checkbook. B) Yes, | did, C) Just this suitcase, CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganLISTENING Questions 9-14 ' You will hear someone giving a talk. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each answer. Win a ‘dream night’ at the theatre Running times: from Monday, June 18th to Saturday 9 ...... Prize: 10... +. pairs of tickets, Bonus: chance to talk to the 11 .... .. in person. Saturdays: three 12...... ~, at 2, 5 and 8pm. Ticket prices: from £11.00 to £13... Bookings: by phone or 14 .. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 15-18 You will hear people talking about their next holiday. Match each Speaker (15-18) to the subjects (A-F). There are TWO EXTRA places which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A _aphysical activity 15 Speaker 1 B_ alanguage 46 Speaker 2 © howto use a machine 417 Speaker 3 D__aprofessional skill 18 Speaker 4 E ateacher F abook CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganiyi isc) TEST 1 Questions 19-23 You will hear someone giving a talk. Label the places (19-23) on the map (A-I). There are FOUR extra options which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. Housing for : ere elderly ee? [G| 7 T I t ad T To Nunston <— Main Road Key South CECE Housing Entrance 19 School 20 Sports centre 21 Clinic 22 Community centre 23 Supermarket CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganPART 5 Questions 24-29 You will hear three extracts. Choose the correct an: / 5 swer (A, B or C) question (24-29). There are TWO questions for each extract. ede Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 24 Whats the relationship between the two speakers? A art teacher and pupil B_ workman and customer € architect and designer 25 During the conversation the woman A has a change of mind. B disagrees with the man. C offers the man some advice. 26 Whatare the speakers discussing? A The department's new project. B Someone else's promotion. C When to take time off work. 27 Paul thinks that Gina A wants him to leave. B is jealous of him. C has let him down. | Extract Thre 28 What do the two people disagree about? A the bad weather B a football match c amusic concert 29 Whatis the woman doing? ‘A complaining B persuading ¢ apologising ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganNS aS) Questions 30-35 You will hear a part of a lecture. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write no more than ONE WORD for each answer. The history of hand gestures ‘The hand gestures the professor talks about are very common, if not 30... around the world. . their helmet easily Because it had chinstraps, soldiers could not 31 So instead they would touch their head with their hand, There are no reliable historical 32 ... a thumbs-down gesture. . that crowds in Ancient Rome used ‘Two sports teams 33 .. +. to have invented the high-five gesture. The handshake is a 34... «++ that dates back to Ancient Greece. Handshakes are thought to be a 35 .. of trust between equals. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganO'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI STATE TESTING VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI “THE CABINET OF Mineo HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF ® DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAV, MILLIY TIZIMI ASINIBAHOLASH CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ or ASsesour NATIONAL SYSTEM NT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE P: CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES NY LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER1: READING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 1: Questions 1 - 6; Part 2: Questions 7 - 14; Part 3: Questions 15 - 20; Part 5: Questions 30 - 35; Each question carries ONE mark. Total time allowed: 1 hour. You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer you answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed t. do so. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO Please write your full name here: Please sign here: ee 7 (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 9 (nine) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganREADING Ni : Questions 1-6 Read the text, Fill in each gap with ONE word. You must use a word which Js somewhere in the rest Of the text. DINOSAUR SOUNDS There are many movies with dinosaurs making all kinds of noises. However, these 1 + 8f@ Just guesses that movie directors make. A new discovery has given scientists a better idea Of what dinosaurs sounded like, The 2... examined a rare fossil from a dinosaur called an ankylosaur, The 3 .. 78 million years old, It includes a record of the ankylosaur's voice box. The scientists think the shape of the creature's 4 .. like sounds. .. box means it probably made bird- The research was led by a dinosaur researcher at the Fukushima Museum in Japan. He did many tests on the shape of the fossilized voice box. He compared it with the voice box of birds, crocodiles and turtles. He now has an idea of what the voice box muscles looked like. The 5.... + controlled the sounds of the voice box. The. research may mean that movies like Jurassic Park got it wrong. Tyrannosaurus rex probably made more of a tweeting sound, like a bird, Hollywood may have to change its scary roars in future dinosaur films to a 6 ... -.. Sound, CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 7-14 Read the texts 7-14 and the statements A-J. Decide which text Math, with the situation described in the statements. Each statement can be used ONCE only. There are TWO extra statement, which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. ‘A) Visitor can help to make one particular event a success at this festival. ) People can listen to local musicians here. C) At this festival, people can listen to music in lots of different places D) Itis not necessary to pay for one of the events here. E) It is possible to stay overnight at this festival. F) Visitors can get advice here. G) People can watch craftspeople at work here. H) Leaming what all the different sections of a plant do |) Seeing art showing plants from a different part of the world J) The possibility of having your work exhibited ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganVc 1 10 u 12 13 14 lee From electronics to folk, jazz and classical, this festival is renowned for bringing world- class musicians to this historical city. Starting with a great night of free music, “Party in the city’ this year is going to be no exception. Often referred to as Europe's leading festival for new music, more than 300 bands will perform to around 10,000 people in 30-plus venues, meaning you are sure to see the next big thing in music. The much loved television series Springwatch celebrates the countryside as it does every year, with sheep herding, wood carving demonstrations, insect hunts and more activities, accompanied by live music and a great farmers’ market, offering all sorts of mouth-water- ing produce. Rightly nominated for the best family festival award every year since it began in 2005, this festival offers a combination of different music genres- many featuring artists from around the Wychwood area — and comedy, alongside a selection of outdoor cafes serving amazing world foods. Bringing together a selection of the finest produce, this festival aims to educate visitors about how food should be produced and where it should come from, through sampling @ range of tasty treats, cooked on site The UK’s most magical, this is a three-day festival of folk art, live music and fashion shows set in the beautiful wild surroundings of Bodmin Moor. If you don’t fancy taking a tent, some local residents usually offer to put visitors up. Featuring demonstrations from world champion dancers and star from the TV series Strictly Come Dancing, the festival promises toe tapping action, including a world record attempt, where everyone is invited to join in, Visit our exciting and colourful exhibition of South American botanical paintings, which brings the continent's exotic and lush plants to life in works from two hundred years ago and from this century. ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 15 ~ 29 Read the text and dl hoose the correct. heading for each paragraph from the list of | headings below. There are more headings than Paragra; You cannot use Phs, so you will not use all Of them, any heading more than once, Mark your answers on the answer sheet, Beautiful money Ideal indeed Rose family traits, Discovering origins Many choices A flower of luxury A flower of conflict romrmmoompr Asymbol for all times 15. Paragraph | 16 Paragraph Il 17. Paragraph Ill 18 Paragraph IV 19 Paragraph V 20 Paragraph VI CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganREADING cies THE BEAUTIFUL ROSE The rose is the most deeply ingrained jv During the 15th cont flower in human history and culture, tt has been immortaloed and integrated into music, festivals, poetry and even wars. It 'has beer used as a sign of passion as well as grief. Itis also the sign of human love, given on different occasions. William Shakespeare surely immortalised the rose for the world in 1597, in his play “Romeo and Juliet’, when Juliet so passionately said, "What's in a name? That which we call a rose. By any other name would smell as sweet.” All species of roses are naturally found throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Sorte 150 wild species are spread worldwide, from Alaska to Mexico, from Northern Africa to China. All roses are close relatives of cherries, apples, pears, raspberries, and plums. Most species of roses have long been cultivated for their hips, the fruit of the rose flower that has nutritional and medicinal value. A unique characteristic of all species of roses is its ability to bloom over and over again, from early summer to late autumn. The Romans at first believed that the rose was useful as a source of natural medicines. Soon, the beautiful flowers became necessities at Roman festivals. Roman emperors demanded that their baths be filed with rose water, and they reclined on carpets of rose petals during their feasts. Perfumes made from roses became a high- priority treasure for the ruling elite, and it resulted in hardships among the peasant class, who were forced to grow roses instead of cultivating much needed food. ry In England, the rose became the symbol of war between two families, both of whom had laid claim to the English crown. The War of the Roses lasted for 30 years and involved the House of York, Whose symbol was the white rose, and the House of Lancaster, whose symbol was the red rose. Only in 1486, King Henry VII of the House of Lancaster, who was the first Tudor king, married Elizabeth of York, uniting the families and finally bringing the English civil war to an end. In the 17th century, the rose became so valuable across Europe that it along with rose water was often used as currency. Roses were used to barter in market places across Europe, and commoners could pay their taxes to kings using roses and rose water. Josephine, wife of the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, created/ a great rose garden on the edge of Paris that contained over 200 varieties of the cherished rose. Most of the roses of Europe at that time were shades of pink or white until the early 19th century. Roses have always been extremely popular all over the world, and fossil records show the presence of ancient roses in the Tertiary Period, which began about 70 million years ago. Where, exactly, first roses appeared is still unknown. It is often believed that roses were probably first cultivated in the royal gardens of ancient China about 5,000 years ago. In Ur, an ancient city of Mesopotamia, 3,000-year-old clay tablets contain the first known written reference about roses growing in gardens of the city. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganRead the following text for questions 21-29. ICON’S LIFE Hillary Clinton is certainly the incarnation of the dreams of many American wore, of her generation. She has got "everything": a family, a fine career, and a husbang who not only supports her and approves of what she does, but also allows her ty use her talents to the full, Hillary Rodham was born in Chicago in 1947, the daughter of a textile manufacturer. Her family was comfortably off, but not rich; she had twa brothers, and her mother did not work. At school, she was always a brilliant student, though not the kind of gir! who spent al her time in her books. On the contrary, she spent a lot of time on outside activities, something which is always greatly appreciated in American schools. It was while she was still at high school that Hillary began to take an interest in social issues, working in the poorer districts of town among immigrant families, and helping ther to participate in elections. After graduating from high school, she went on to study at Wellesley College, one of the best universities on the East Coast, where she was, elected President of the Students’ Union. Photos taken at the time show her as a fairly plump young woman, dressed in rather shapeless clothes, and wearing large glasses, Looking smart was not one of her major concerns. It was at Yale Law School that Hillary first met Bill Clinton, a good-looking young man who, in spite of his reputation as a dilettante, was actually one of the brightest students in his year. The legend says that Bill finally “noticed” Hillary because she spoke so well. At the time, Hillary was actively involved in the Women's Liberation movement, and seemed to be much more interested in her career than in marriage, When, several years later, she was asked how it was that, after a long-complicated relationship, she finally ended up marrying Bill Clinton, she answered: “Because he was the only guy I dated who wasn't afraid of me!” Meanwhile, while Bill had gone back to his native Arkansas, intending to follow a career in politics, Hillary became a brilliant lawyer in Washington, where she took part in the famous Watergate hearings. Though several major firms of lawyers asked her to join them, she decided in 1973 to leave Washington and join Bill in Arkansas. They got married in 1975, and Hillary joined a firm of lawyers in Little Rock (the capital of Arkansas). In 1979, at the age of 32, Bill Clinton was elected Governor of Arkansas, becoming the youngest state Governor in the U.S.A. A year later, Hillary gave birth to their daughter Chelsea, named after a favorite hit song of the 1960's. During Bill's twelve years in office as Governor of Arkansas, Hillary helped him to radically reform the state's public-school system, and establish a school medical welfare system that had no equivalent anywhere else in the United States. As a solitary concession to the powerful conservative lobby in the Deep South, who were not accustomed to seeing wives working in partnership with their husbands, she agreed to add her husband's name to her own, and be called Hillary Rodham Clinton just to show that she really was married. She also changed her look, began to dress much more smartly, got a new hairstyle and replaced her glasses with contact lenses. She was ready for Washington. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganits Questions 21-29 for questions 21-25, choose the correct answer A, B, C or D, Mark your onswers on the answer sheet. a 2 24 Hillary was a bright leamer at school who .... A. was busy with trade 8 had good handwriting skills © was always busy with social interactions © had few friends and reserved ‘She was a fairly chubby young woman...... A wearing oversized glasses and formless clothing 8 with reserved character © with classical output and hat D with looking smart lady Bill had returned to his native Arkansas at the time with plans... A to finance his deputy B to collaborate with native land C to pursue a career in politics D to start his new life A program specialized for school medical services was implemented by .... A Bill Clinton B Hillary Rodham © a group of lawyers D the governor of Arkansas For questions 27-29, decide if the following statements agree with the information given in the text. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 2 2 2 XN 2% 29 Hillary and Bill contributed actively in the struggle for women’s liberation. A True B False ¢ No Information Chelsea got her name from a popular 1960s hit song. A True B False © No Information Bill Clinton rejected to become the youngest state governor in American history when he was appointed governor of Arkansas at the age of thirty-two. A True B False © No Information At Students Union, Hillary encountered a handsome young man named Bill Clinton for the first time. A True B False C No Information Every year, the Students Union recognized the most distinguished individuals in the field with scholarships. A True B False © No Information CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan= Read the following text for questions 30-35. RODEO At 1 p.m. the air is stil, heavy with a confusion of smelis that drifts among the stalls and the barbeques, the animal enclosures and the ice-cream vendors. In the hot midday sun, the fair throngs with visitors, but there's litte shade to sit in, just narrow strips of shadow alongside the buildings and the tents. All around, the music is playing while kids run riot and stall-holders beckon passing visitors with their colorful displays. Then, as the time moves towards 2.30, there is a new sense of excitement in the air: people are no longer moving round randomly, but heading in the same direction, towards the dusty arena to the south of the showground. It's almost time for the rodeo! Here at last there is shade for everyone: the grandstand, with its tiered seating, rapidly fils up, as thousands of fair-goers pile in, eager for a good view of the excitement that is soon to begin. For some people it has already begun. Microlight kids on minuscule ponies are cavorting round the empty arena, while a handful of cowboys impeccably trained horses, walk or trot sedately round the ring. Suddenly alittle blonde git, hardly four feet tall, careers into view. riding bareback at the speed of light on bright white pony. No-one pays much attention. The folk in the stands are too busy talking about horses and rodeo-riders, discussing the last rodeo, predicting the winners of the next. Somehow, as someone who has not been brought up in the company of horses, | feel slightly out of place, as if everyone here except me knows: everything about what is going on. | had been to a couple of rodeos before, including the biggest of them all, Canada’s Calgary ‘Stampede; but the other rodeos | had been to were put on for the tourists. Not this one; in central Oregon, there are few tourists. Rodeos here are for the locals, people who know them and understand them; most of the folk round me are from Redmond, or Prineville or Madras or Bend, certainly not from Europe! Then action: suddenly the gates at the end of the arena burst open, and a posse of flag-carrying girls erupts into view, circling the arena in formation on shining dark ponies. Dressed in patriotic red white and blue, courtesy of Pepsi-Cola, the girls come to a stop in the middle of the ring, as the crowd rise to their feet, the men take off their Stetson hats, and everyone joins in the singing of God Bless America. The rodeo has begun! For the next couple of hours, spectators watch with excitement as local heroes perform feats of dexterity on the backs of bucking animals! While some show their skills at calf roping — catching a running calf with a lasso and tying it up in just @ few seconds — others demonstrate their daredevil skills by riding untamed broncos or bounding round on the backs of enormous raging bulls. As intrepid riders master or fall off their wild mounts, the crowd cheer wildly or air in apprehension, then burst into laughter as the obligatory clown, the matador of the rodeo, distracts the attention of the raging animals while mounted cowboys round them up and calm them down, coaxing them away into the pens from which they originally emerged, their day's work finished. Katie Sharpe, 21, the local Rodeo Queen. does a lap of honor, then participates in the ladies’ events; but in this macho part of the worl, the ladies do not get to pit themselves against untamed bulls and broncs! That's men's stuff! Katie and the other young ladies show their skills at “barrel racing’, hurling their horses at breakneck speed round a triangular shaped race-course, marked out with barrels, in the middle of the arena. It’s not as dramatic as bull- riding, but i's exciting, and the crowd roar their approval. CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan‘As the sun falls tower in the sky and the shadows begin to lengthen, the final rounds of calt-roping and sadidie-brone riding bring another half hour of thrills and spills before the commentator finally announces that the Rodeo fe drawing to an and. The last prizes are handed out, the last riders leave the arena, and Ihe show is over. As the spectators pick up their belongings and move slowly towards the exite, the kide on thelr ponies come back ‘agin for another few minutes as imaginary champions, tomorrows local heroes in the arana of the stare. Hore, it seems, If rodeo dos not flow in the blood, at lewst it's all in the family. Questions 30-35 For questions 30-33, fill in the missing information in the numbered spaces. Write no more than ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each question. Microlight kids were involved in their lovely sport in an empty arena, whereas horses . around the ring. All young boys standing discussing were trained by 30... winners, sharing their ideas with others around the ring came all around the continent except 31 . . God Bless America was played in the arena by young fellows not wearing their 32 .... hats, with red white and blue outfits mostly, like brand drinks color. During the rodeo different performance were acted with many ‘spectators by showing their talents to rope calf with a 33 iding untamed bulls and broncs. For questions 34-35, choose the correct answer A, B, or C. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 34 Katie Sharpe, who was the local Rodeo Queen, demonstrated her talents by acting all types of rodeo apart from A) calf roping 8) saddle-brone riding ) triangular shaped race-course D) dexterity on the backs 35 Who tums up in the arena when there is a failure with wild mounts? A) former cowboys B) spectators roar C) clowns D) rodeo -tiders CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganO'ZBEKISTONRESPUBLIKASI STATETESTING CENTRE UNDER VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS. HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 3: WRITING The Reading Paper consists of TWO tasks. Task 2weighs TWICE as much as Task1. Total time allowed: 1 hour You may write onthe questionpaper if you wish, but you must transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to do so. FOLLOWTHE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER, THE QUESTIONPAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTIONPAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLDTO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 3 (three) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganYou recently bought a piece of equipment for your kitchen but it did not work. You phoned the shop but no action was taken. Write a letter to the shop manager. In your letter: — describe the problem with the equipment — explain what happened when you phoned the shop — say what you would like the manager to do Write about 150 words in an appropriate format and style TASK 2 Families who send their children to private schools should not be required to pay taxes that support the state education sys- tem. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? Write about 250 words in an appropriate format and style CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganHouses and apartments: + Where are you from? + Do you like your home town? (Why?) + Would you prefer to live somewhere else? (Why?) + Do you think your home town is a good place for young people? (Why?) Let’s speak about transport: + What are the main advantages of travelling on public transport? + What types of transport do you prefer to use? + Are traffic jams a problem in the area where you live? Why?/Why not? + What do you think is the safest form of transport? Why? NSS Describe a time when you received good news You should say: + What was the good news? + How did you receive the news? + Who was the news about? and explain your reaction on hearing the news. ala? News: + Is itimportant to read the news? + What kind of news do people in your country like to read? + Why do some people like to share news on social media? + Isitimportant to keep reading up to date news? + How do people in your country get news? CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganSTATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER THE CABINET OF MINISTERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN O'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI HUZURIDAGI DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 1: LISTENING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 1: Questions 1 - 8; Part 4: Questions 19 - 23; Part 2: Questions 9 - 1 Part 5: Questions 24 - 29; Part 3: Questions 15 - 18; Part 6: Questions 30 - 35. Each question carries ONE mark. You will hear each recording twice. Total listening time: approx. 35minutes. At the end of the Listening Paper,you will have to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. You will be allowed 10minutes extra time to do this. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 6 (six) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 1-8 You will hear some sentences. You will hear each sentence twice. Choose the correct reply to each sentence (A, B, or C). Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A) I's mine. B) Over here. C) It must be Joan, ‘A) He's spoken several times already. B) Welll have to take the stairs. C) The elevator's over there. A) Sometime last night. B) The leaves turn yellow in the fall. C) Her lawyer signed the deed. A) Ata hotel. B) Even if they say no. C) I gota stain here. A) My back feels numb. B) The one that ends in fifty-six. C) I'm not very fast. ‘A) The room is crowded. B) We're just too early. C) I cannot hear very well. A) trained every day. B) She was wearing a hat. €) The clothes are stil wet. A) Milk is good for your cough. B) The fee was approved. C) Just sugar. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 9-14 MO You will hear someone giving a talk. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each answer. Athletics Championships Date of college trip: 9 15th .. Number of sportspeople who will compete: 10 .. How the group will travel to Birmingham: by 11... What group members should take on the day: 12.... Name of the website page: 13 . Which day other details will be available to students: 14 .... ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 15 - 18 You will hear people speaking in different situations. Match each speaker (15-18) to the jobs (A-F). There are TWO EXTRA places which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A acar mechanic 15 Speaker 1 B_ adoctor 16 Speaker 2 C adriving teacher 17 Speaker 3 Da shop assistant 18 Speaker 4 E ataxidriver F apoliceman CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 19-23 You will hear someone giving a talk, Label the places (19-23) on the map (A-G). There are TWO extra options which you do not need to use. (Mark your answers on the answer sheet. il i m Wr Raised Ground yy =r out use 49 Chapel 20 Great Hall 21 Great Chambers 22 Bakehouse 23 Stables ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 24 - 29 You will hear three extracts, Choose the correct answer (A, B or C) for each question (24-29), There are TWO questions for each extract. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. (BRE One 24 The woman thinks Noel's ex-girlfriend A. spent too little time with him. B always agreed with him. © made all the couple's plans. 25 How do the speakers fee! about Noel's new relationship? They're A hopeful B worried. © excited. _ Extract Two 26 The speakers are discussing the A. shopping facilities in their local area. B_ supermarket’s car parking problems. © growing number of High Street shops. 27 What's the man’s reaction when the woman says she has problems parking? A. He's not interested in her view. B_ He thinks she has a good point. C He's surprised by her comment. Extract Three 28 The woman is calling because A there's a problem with her map. B she's run out of other options. C she needs help in an emergency. 29 Atthe end of the conversation, the woman is A telieved. B grateful. C embarrassed, CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 30 - 35 You will hear a part of a lecture. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write no more than ONE WORD for each answer. NOTES FOR PARENTLINE PLUS TALK ‘The telephone helpline is one of several programmes that alm to help care-givers. The helpline is available at no cost and is accessible 30 .... su. hours a day. Most people taking advantage of the service have never voiced their 31 .. before. 32... .... of experienced people form the foundation for helpline. Parentline Plus is in need of male volunteers from non-English 33 ... Helpline operators must spend 34 hours or more each week giving advice over the phone. There are half a dozen call centres situated outside of England's capital. containing information about their helpline. Parentline Plus publishes a 35 CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganO'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKASI STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER1: READING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 4: Questions 21 - 29; Part 1: Questions 1 - 6; Part 5: Questions 30 - 35; Part 2: Questions 7 - 1 Part 3: Questions 15 - Each question carries ONE mark. Total time allowed: 1 hour. You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to do so. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate’s full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 9 (nine) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 1-6 Read the text. Fill in each 9p with ONE word. You must use a word which is somewhere in the rest Of the text, Car Fumes Breathing in air pollution could change OUF 4 seoscccseseree ‘study shows that car fumes can change how parts of our brain connect with other parts. The research is from a university in Canada. It found that car fumes can change our brain's connectivity in two hours. Professor Chris Carlsten was ‘Surprised at what he found in his research. He said: “For many decades, scientists thought the brain may be protected from the harmful effects of air2 ” He added: “This study, which is the first of its kind in the world, Provides fresh evidence supporting a connection between air pollution and (thinking].” The traffic pollution study was on 25 adults. The researchers asked the 3 to breathe in car fumes in a laboratory. The research team took brain 4... of the adults for two hours. The scans showed that networks in the brain that we use for thinking and remembering changed. There were fewer connections between the 5 concerning to see traffic pollution interrupting these networks.” The 6 ... said there needed to be more research to see how car fumes change our brain. They com Another professor said the research was worrying. She said: “It's also advised people to close car windows when in traffic. The brains of the 25 people returned to normal after they breathed clean air. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganREADING Questions 7-14 Read the texts 7-14 and the statements A-J. Decide which text matches with the situation described in the statements. Each statement can be used ONCE only. There are TWO extra statements which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A) Your neighbour's 17-year-old son wants to improve his English skills. Therefore, he wishes to have a pen pal from abroad. B) Your 30-year-old brother has been single for a long time after breaking up with his girfriend. He now wants to get married and is looking for a suitable woman. C) Your 29-year-old sister wants to meet a man with whom she can engage in sports activities in her free time. D) Your 19-year-old cousin wants to take a trip to Greece. However, she doesn’t want to travel alone. E) You want to go on a family vacation to Portugal in the summer. Therefore, you are searching for a suitable offer. F) Your son, who is studying in France, was home during the holidays. Now you are looking for a cheap flight for him back to France. G) Your daughter wants to go on a class trip to Berlin. She is searching for a cheap flight. H) Your friends unfortunately don't have any vacation time during the summer and want to send their 9-year-old daughter on a trip alone. 1) You are enthusiastically collecting old Asterix & Obelix comics. J) You have a collection of stamps from all over the world from your grandfather. Since you are not interested in stamps, you want to sell them. ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan| tel. 0202) 648 18 56 Relchsstr. 38. 42273 Wuppertal | 06387) 22.22 11 you sil havent found the Fight partner Ring Stabe b for marriage, you dont know us yet Drector:6. Site | The agency for young and old. | Eeuine Spc. Request our service offer to be sent to ad you for free. 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There are more headings than paragraphs, so you will not use all of them. You cannot use any heading more than once. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. Fighting without rules Anatural hunter Home, sweet home What's on the menu? Unique habits Most caring mothers Asking for protection? ramtmooap What's a kangaroo like? 15 Paragraph | 16 Paragraph I 17 Paragraph Ill 18 Paragraph IV 19 Paragraph V 20 Paragraph VI CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganW EST 2 AANGAROOS Most kangaroos live on the continent !V According of Australia, though each species has {ts own favourite place for living. For ‘example, the musky rat-kangaroo likes, to nestle down in little nests on the floor of the rainforests in northeastern Queensland. Gray —_ kangaroos like the forests of Tasmania. The antilopine kangaroo can be found in the eucalyptus woodlands of extreme northern Australia. Small tree-kangaroos live in the upper branches of trees in the rainforests of Queensland, as well as on the island of New Guinea Kangaroos are the only large animals that hop to move around. Their springy hind legs and feet are much stronger and larger than their arms. Kangaroos can cover 7 metres in a single hop, and can hop as fast as 48 km/h. When feeding, kangaroos use a slower, walking movement, and for that they use their muscular tail, pushing off the ground as they move along. Kangaroos are social animals. They live in groups called a mob, a herd ora troop. Kangaroos in a mob will groom each other and protect each other from danger. Probably the best-known fact about kangaroos is that they camy their young in a pouch. A female kangaroo can give birth to up to four offspring at one time, though this is unusual At birth, the baby, called a joey, can be as small as a grain of rice. When the joey is born, it is guided safely into the comfy pouch, where it develops for another 4 to 15 months. Inside the pouch, the joey is protected and fed with milk. Joeys grow quickly, and at 14 to 20 months for females, or 2 to 4 years for males, they will be fully matured. vi to the Threatened Species, 16 9p of tree,kangaroos and rat-kangaroos are listed as either near-threatened. threatened, vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered. The desert rat-kangaroo and the short-nosed rat kangaroo are considered completely extinct. Current studies show that global warming could also kill off the world's smallest kangaroo. However. the four species of great kangaroos - the species that are much larger than other kangaroos are not endangered Red Kangaroos are large marsupials that are found only in Australia. They are identified by their muscular tails, strong back legs, large feet, short fur and long, pointed ears. Like all marsupials a sub-type of mammal females have pouches where their young live until they are old enough to emerge. According to National Geographic, the largest kangaroo, as well as the largest marsupial, is the red kangaroo. The smallest kangaroo is the musky rat-kangaroo. Itis only 15 to 20 cm long, and weighs 340 grams. Kangaroos are mainly herbivores. They eat grasses, flowers, leaves, fems, moss, and even insects. Like cows, kangaroos bring their swallowed food up again to the mouth and re-chew it before it is ready to be totally digested, Great kangaroos mainly roam forests in search of food though they do go to open grasslands for grazing. Small species, like rat- kangaroos, eat worms, roots, and palm berries. The animal sits on its haunches while eating and finds food by digging. They are solitary, but have been seen feeding together. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganRead the following text for questions 21-29. JOANNA PARES! Joanna Paresi was the last one left ~ the last living person in a family who had been market traders for hundreds of years. She was born at the foot of the mountains that stood over her home like giants, and she had lived there all her life. On the highest of those mountains, the stone fruit grew. Late in the year, the fruit fell. Most of it rolled and fell down the mountains and was never seen again. But some rollad down into a small valley, hidden deep in the mountains. Joanna's family were the only people who knew about the valley. When the stone fruit dropped from the trees, they were black and hard. Over four long months, they slowly tuned from black to grey and, at last, to silver. Then their skin would break open easily to show the sweet, sun-colored fruit inside When they were ripe, the stone fruit were the most popular food in the whole region. ‘On market day, people got up really early and queued for hours to buy them. Joanna's, family always had more to sell than anyone else. The fruit had made her family plenty of money over the years, but they were not as wealthy as the market sellers in the distant capital city. Joanna had always wondered why her family never sold the stone fruit there, at the most important market in the country. Her mother said that someone foolish had tried once, and failed. Nevertheless, as the years passed, Joanna dreamed about trying. The spring after her mother died, she finally prepared for the long, long journey. It would take almost four months to reach the capital city, which left no time to spare. When the people of the city tasted stone fruit for the first time, ripe just in time for market, she would make her fortune. Joanna walked all the way to the capital, pushing 2 wooden cart full of stone fruit. She carried with her a beautiful wooden market stall that had been in her family for generations. On this stall, she would sell her fruit. When she finally arrived at the city, she was exhausted after months on the road. But her timing could not have been better. The stone fruit were almost ripe. So far, her plan was a success. Of course, there was a tax to pay to enter the city gates. And there were market fees to pay. Plus, strange, new foods like hers needed to be officially tested and declared safe before they could be sold. The tests were not cheap and they took days to complete. Joanna spent all her money on the tests and a place to sleep while she waited. To raise more money, she was forced to sell her beautiful family stall. She felt both guilty and sad, but it had to be done. Besides, after she sold the fruit, she could always buy the stall back before she returned home. Finally, the tests were finished and she was allowed to sell her fruit. She used the last of her cash to rent a cheap ordinary stall. However, while she had been waiting, the perfect, silver stone fruit had turned white. The skin became tough, and their sweet flavor was lost. With her boring stall and, worst of all, her overripe fruit, no customers wanted to buy. In the end, she sold all the half-rotten stone fruit to a farmer to feed his pigs. He bought her cart too, and paid her much less than its value. She had lost everything. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganas Lie Questions 21 ~ for questions 21-25, choose the correct answer A, B, C or D. Mark your ‘answers on the answer sheet. 21 Joanna resided ail her life in A a successtul traders’ family B the valley with few residence © abig garden with varity fruits 1D the mountain where unusual fruits grown 22 The stone fruit gradually changed from black to grey and then, eventually, to silver ‘over the course of ‘A four long months 8 winter month © seven years D over the hundred years 23 Allof Joanna's money went toward A compulsory bills in the city and accommodation B for the new output to wear in the city C to purchase new cart D torenta family stall 24 Why did Joanna go bankrupt? A. since no one wanted her fruits B aller fruits lost flavor C as they were too expensive D due to the rejection of the deciaration For questions 27-29, decide if the following statements agree with the information given in the text. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 25 Joanna's family was well off with trade of the fruits. A True B False No Information 26 There was a successful trade with the stone fruit in the country where she spent her childhood. A True B False © No Information 27 Big market stall employed Joanna as a shop assistant. A True B False No Information 28 She was compelled to sell her lovely family stall in order to raise more cash. A True B False C No Information 29 She ultimately sold the entire batch of partially rotten stone fruit to a farmer so he could feed his animals. A True B False C No Information CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganTEST 2 Read the following text for questions 30-28 THE ELECTRIC CAR Electric vehicles have arrived. With technology led by Tesla, and all of the world’s major car manufacturers following along behind, electric vehicles are now a common sight on the roads of most developed countries. Yet the situation in tess. Geveloped countnes is rather different, the only African country to have started the change to electric vehicles is South Africa and even there, electric vehicles still account for less than 0.01% of the total number of cars on the roads. In South America, the situation is better, with all Latin American countries beginning the move towards electric vehicles. particularly Columbia which, in 2020, had a third of the continent's total electric car fleet. In Russia, the wealthy are investing in imported electric cars, but no electric cars are yet manufactured locally, while in India the government is promoting the purchase of electric vehicles with tax ‘exemptions and other incentives. So electric cars have arrived, and their share of the market is increasing almost worldwide Does this mean, therefore, that the world is on track to phase out the use of petrol-driven vehicles in less than thirty years? And does it mean that electric vehicles are the sustainable solution to our transport needs for the second half of the century? Unfortunately, to the disappointment of some people, the answer to both of these questions has to be “no”. The massive development of electric vehicles can only be possible if two conditions are met. Firstly, the expansion of electric vehicle manufacturing is dependent on the fragile ability of manufacturers to source vastly increased quantities of vital components and elements without which electric vehicles cannot operate; these include lithium, cobalt and “rare earths” such as neodymium and tantalum, as well as silicon chips which have already been in short supply since 2020. Secondly, few countries currently have electricity grids that are anywhere near being able to cope with the huge increase in demand for electricity that will accompany any rapid growth in electric vehicle ownership. Without adequate supplies of all the vital ingredients of electric motors and batteries, or without power supplies that are able to provide the electricity needed to recharge millions of electric batteries every day as well as supplying the current we need for everything else, such as lighting, heating, trains and electric devices, the electric car revolution will run up against insoluble issues. Governments and vehicle manufacturers are fully aware of these issues, but the consensus among policy-makers seems to be that somehow technology will come up with the answers, as it often has in the past. Analysts also predict that changing social attitudes and environmental awareness will lead to a reduction in private vehicle use and a fall in the numbers of vehicles on the roads. This prediction is likely to be right, though not necessarily for those reasons alone; any shortage of essential components will force up the cost of electric vehicles, and any shortage CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganof battery recharging facilities or capacity will discourage people from buying electric vehicles, loading to a fallin the number of vehicles on the roads Thus, battery exchange stations, rather than battery recharging points, may perhaps solve the problem of slow recharging times which currently prevents owners taking thelr electric vehicles on long trips. Yet battery exchange is not an ‘option with today’s large heavy batteries. While the latest generation of Lithium-ion batteries aro almost twice as efficient as the batteries being used just five years ago. they remain big and heavy. Bofore batteries can become easy to exchange. ‘a quantum leap in battery technology is needed, one which will allow batteries to store much larger amounts of electricity in much smaller and lighter units, Questions 30-35 For questions 30-33, fill in the missing information in the numbered spaces. Write no more than ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each question. Currently the condition in South Africa is clearing up and this era has witnessed the third steps of 30 .. and 31. under the new term of electric vehicles. Tax dispensation .. are leading the principal role in purchasing of electric cars comparing to local bargain. Not only feasible 32 .... can be the response to the massive usage of vehicles in our century but electricity 33 .. are also considered to be as few sources to provide only few countries which own electric cars. For questions 34-35, choose the correct answer A, B, or C. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 34 According to the prophecy of analysts. A) road condition will be reconstructed B) environmental awareness will be varied C) there will be a downfall in the number of cars in privacy D) people will be encouraged in purchasing petrol-driven cars 35 Whats the main puzzling matters of electric car revolt? A) recharging facilities and driving capacity B) vital supplies such as heating, lighting C) power supply and electric motors D) reduction the cost of cars CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganite O'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKAS! STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS. HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIML CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES: LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 3: WRITING The Reading Paper consists of TWO tasks. Task 2weighs TWICE as much as Task1 Total time allowed: 1 hour You may write on the questionpaper if you wish, but you must transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to do So. FOLLOWTHE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER, THE QUESTIONPAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTIONPAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TODO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 3 (three) printed pages ‘CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganYou have a full-time job and are also doing 2 part-time evening course. You now find that you cannot continue the course. Write a letter to the course tutor. In your letter: — describe the situation — explain why you cannot continue at this time — say what action you would like to take Wirite about 150 words in an appropriate format and style These days more fathers stay at home and take care of their chil- dren while mothers go out to work. What could be the reasons for this? Do you think it is a positive or a negative development? Write about 250 words in an appropriate format and style CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganHometown: Let Do you live in a house or an apartment? Which is your favourite room in your home? Why? Would you change anything about your home? Why / why not? Would you tke to move to a different home in the future? peak about jobs: What would the ideal job for you be, and why? How easy is it to get a job in your country? What are the typical working hours in your country? How do people in your country like to relax when they're not working? a4 Describe a time you were sleepy but had to stay awake You should say: + when it was + why you had to stay awake + how you kept yourself awake and explain how you felt about it. Sleep: What are some advantages to getting enough sleep? How do people in your country keep track of their sleep? How do you avoid falling asleep when you are at a meeting? Why do people feel tired a lot nowadays? What kind of people lack sleep? CamScanner yordamida skanerlangansilbaaciSin. O'ZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKAS] — STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 1: LISTENING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 1: Questions 1 - 8; Part 4: Questions 19 - 23; Part 2: Questions 9 - 14; Part 5: Questions 24 - 29; Part 3: Questions 15 - 18; Part 6: Questions 30 - 35. Each question carries ONE mark. You will hear each recording twice. Total listening time: approx. 35minutes. At the end of the Listening Paper,you will have to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. You will be allowed 10minutes extra time to do this. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 6 (six) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 1-8 You will hear some sentences. You will hear each sentence twice. Choose the correct reply to each sentence (A, B, or C). Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 1. A) Near the bank. B) I can't find them anywhere. C) Hl take the bus, 2. A) In 1984. B) For 10 years. C) In Boston. 3. A) Hive in Portland. B) Two weeks ago. C) Ina drawer. la A) Yes, he has. B) She's been there once. C) There's no admission fee. 5. A) He's in the main office. B) His name is Paul Andrews. C) Yes, we hired a new instructor. 6. A) Atnine twenty. B) On flowers and birds. C) There was a power failure. 7. A) In about half an hour. B) Atan Italian restaurant. C) haven't read the menu. 8. A) Last Wednesday. B) No, he couldn't come. C) In Singapore. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 9~ 14 You will hear someone giving a talk. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each answer. STUDY PROGRAMME Courses available on: = English Literature m= 18th century 9 = Modern Architecture Dates for all courses: start date: 14th June end date: 10... sos classes: every day except 11 ... Course fees: £425 each Reduced prices for 12 .. . Included in price: accommodation and food use of the library social activities books Not included in price: extra 13... transport Available from college secretary: m= registration forms a copy ofthe 14...... for your course CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 15-18 You will hear people talking about future jobs. Match each speaker (15. 18) to the list what each person wants to do (A-F). There are TWO EXTRa places which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A. travel for work 15 Speaker 1 B start their own dusiness 16 Speaker 2 work from home 17 Speaker 3 D work outdoors 18 Speaker 4 E work abroad F work part-time, CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 19 - 23 You will hear someone giving a talk. Label the places (19-23) on the map (A-G). There are TWO extra options which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. Hydroelectric Dam BREBS a 3 3 CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganaa eet Questions 24-29 . You will hear three extracts. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C) for each question (24-29). There are TWO questions for each extract. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 1 ii 24 The cause of the problem is that Mike A. doesn't like walking 1B doesn't like fishing. © prefers being busy 25 Mary accepts Mike's suggestion about going to Barcelona, because she A. thinks it's an ideal place. B_is willing to compromise. C wants to go there herself. 26 The two speakers are A. colleagues in an office. B fellow teachers in a school. C a teacher and a businessman. 27 The woman's opinion of her current job is that it A isn't satisfying. B is enjoyable. C pays poorly. 28 The speakers did not meet because A. he didn't send the message. B he didn't have his phone with him. © she didn't receive his message in time. 29° The man started the conversation to A make a suggestion. B complain about something. © explain how his mobile works. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 30 = 35 You will hear a part of a lecture. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write no more than ONE WORD for each answer. EXERCISE AND HEALTH Problems The positive effects of exercise are negated by our 30 ..................... habits. The worst problems are caused by exercising too hard. The effectiveness of our 31 ... .. System is not boosted as it should be. .. hours after exercise. We are particularly vulnerable to disease for 32 ... ‘Strenuous exercise can stimulate production of a damaging 33....... .. in the body. Prevention Control exercise level: aim to keep your heart beat to about 34 ... percent of its fastest speed. You should not exercise for more than one hour at a time. It's important to 35 .... .... for 24 hours after exercise. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganMasih 1:80 11 90. bell i ais] OZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKAS| STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES. LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER1: READING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 4: Questions 21 - 29; Part 1: Questions 1 - 6; Part 5: Questions 30 - 35; Part 2: Questions 7 - Part 3: Questions 15 - 20; Each question carries ONE mark. Total time allowed: 1 hour. You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to do so. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 9 (nine) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganiA Questions 1-6 Read the text. Fill in each gap with ONE word. You must use a word which is somewhere in the rest of the text. Grapes and Eyesight We all know carrots are good for our eyesight. A new study says 4 are also good for our eyes. The National University of Singapore found that eating just a few grapes a day can help our vision. This is good for older people. The lead researcher said: "Our study...shows that grape consumption beneficially impacts eye health in humans, which is very exciting, especially with a growing. ageing population.” She added that we can easily buy grapes, and they have a “beneficial impact” on our 2... This is good news for people who dislike 3 Thirty-four adults took part in experiments over 16 weeks. Half of them ate one-and-a- half cups of grapes every day; the other half ate a placebo 4... .. None of them knew if the tests were on the grapes or the snack. This gave better test results. Researchers found that people who ate the grapes had better muscle strength around the 5 .. the eyes from damaging 6 . screens and LED lights. The retina passes information about light to the brain. It protects .. light. A lot of blue light comes from computer CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganTEST 3 Questions 7-14 Read the texts 7-14 and the statements A-J. Decide which text matches with the situation described in the statements. Each statement can be used ONCE only. There are TWO extra statements which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A) A friend wants to spend a holiday learning to handle a small boat. B) You and your partner are looking for catering jobs where you can live together in one place. C) You are a cook and are looking for a job with accommodation in a small hotel. D) Your friend can cook Italian food and is looking for a job in an English pub. E) You are looking for a quiet budget hotel where you can organise a training seminar on a Saturday. F) You want to do catering training in England. G) You are looking for a hotel for a romantic weekend near the sea with your partner. H) Your parents want to spend a holiday in the countryside not far from London. 1) You have been asked to find a hotel with facilities for large meetings and dinners J) A colleague with a lot of experience in the catering business would like to hely to run an English hotel. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganpalette 10 Are you considering a career in food and beverage management?| We offer a management training} programme for hardworking individuals with relevant tertiary qualification, strong| ‘organisational and excellent personal skils as well as ability to work long hours under pressure. Placements in London hotels. Please send CV to: hkarlsson@royaloverseasleague.org WHITE HOUSE HoTEL | '"| Wallford Hote! ‘Watford's moat contral and luxurious + Woll- maintained Victonan hotel hotel, 87 en-auite bedrooms and contrally situated clone to the wea excelent conference and banquot > Platina praia harbour wan rooms. Convoniont to M1, M25, M4 tating school in walking distance and Watford Junction Station * Guided walks along the coast For further detalls and spacial * Enortemont in saeaon weekend rates ploase call: 01923 237316 www. Le ee whitehousehotel.co.uk a : THE WILMSLOW GOLF CLUB ASSISTANT BAR/ ‘in Maidenhead, west of London RESTAURANT MANAGER BAR MANAGER AND To assist owner in running of busy ASSISTANT BAR MANAGER country pub and restaurant in South Ideally suited to a couple, although ‘Warwickshire. individual applicants can apply. Drive ~Also- and initiative necessary to deliver SECOND CHEF service within a private members’ with knowledge of Mediterranean club. and Traditional Cuisine. FREE on-site accommodation Minimum three years’ experience Send CV to: Marjory Padtield, Contact Darren on wilmslowgolfelub@uknet 01295 690270 13 ‘THE CHEQUERS INN Pendower Beach House Hotel Family-run hotel near St. Mawes, In Weobura Common ‘Comwall seeks responsible Lovely 17th century country inn with selfmotivated Chef for restaurant seating 17 pretty en-suite bedrooms. 40. Experience of working in a small Close to Marlowe, Henley and team and producing high quality food Windsor and ideal for exploring the advantageous. Thames Valley or visiting London. Hotel fat available. Weekend Breaks, Horse Racing An exciting opportunity for the Weekends and much more. right candidate. info@thechequersinn.co.uk For more information call Carol on 01872 501241 www.pendowerbeach.co.uk "W Elmfield Hotel, Wimborne, Dorset Located near the coast and set in an ‘acre of romantic gardens, our hotel has its own heated indoor swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna. Fourteen en-suite bedrooms, two with king-sized four- poster beds. Our guests are served French food cooked with fresh local produce. www.elmfieldhotel.co.uk _| iz CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 15-20 Read the text and choose the correct heading for each paragraph from the list of headings below. There are more headings than paragraphs, so you will not use all of them, You cannot use any heading more than once. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 15 16 17 49 20 A __Indanger! B Beautiful variety C The issue of creation D_— Everything's connected E Important in nature F Fighting global warming G Discovered everywhere H_ Looking for solutions Paragraph | Paragraph Il Paragraph Ill Paragraph IV Paragraph V Paragraph VI CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan«alee Mn = CORAL REL! Coral reefs are large underwater iv structures composed of the skeletons: of coral. There are hundreds of different species of coral. Coral reafs have a surprising array of shapes and colours, ranging from round. folded brain corals named for their resemblance to a human brain to tall, elegant sea whips and sea fans that look like brightly coloured trees or plants. Fringing reefs are the most commonly seen coral reefs, and they grow near coastlines. Barrier reefs are separated from the coastlines by deeper, wider lagoons. Corals are found all over the world's v oceans, from the Aleutian Islands off the coast of Alaska to the warm tropical waters of the Caribbean Sea. The biggest coral reefs are found in the clear, shallow waters of the tropics and subtropics. The largest of these coral reef systems is the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. It is more than 2,400 kilometres long. Scientists have explored only about 20 percent of the ocean's floor, and they continue to find previously unknown coral reefs that have likely existed for hundreds of years. vl ‘The corals that build reefs are known as hard or reef-building corals. Soft corals, ‘such as sea fans and sea whips, do not. produce reefs. The calcium carbonate that is created by hard corals provides a foundation for baby corals to settle upon. And if the local threats to coral reefs are limited, then the corals will build up over time and create a healthy, vibrant coral reef. Other types of animals and plants also contribute to the structure of reefs. For example, algae, seaweed, and sponges add to the architecture of coral reefs. The largest coral reef in the world the Great Barrier Reef, is home to at least 400 individual species of cora and thousands of different specie: of fish, molluscs, sea snakes, turtles, whales, dolphins, birds and more. As with the other coral reefs of the world, this incredible ecological hotspot is under threat. A heat wave in 2016 caused a large percentage of the corals in the Great Barrier Reef to undergo severe bleaching and death Even in the deeper, less-explosed areas of the reef, nearly 40 percent of the corals had partial bleaching. Healthy reefs lead to healthy oceans, and healthy oceans are vital to all life on the planet. The destruction facing not only the Great Barrier Reef, but also every reef around the world, can lead to the extinction of thousands of species of marine life. In turn, coastlines that are currently protected by reefs would more readily be flooded during storms. Some islands and low- lying countries would vanish under the water. Moreover, the highly important and profitable industry that coral reefs provide could collapse. The Australian government has put forth a long-term plan to sustain the Great Barrier Reef. The plan outlines efforts to reduce and eventually eliminate damping materials and chemicals, reduce fishing and Poaching, and monitor the water quality. There are also many attempts to rebuild the reef. Scientists are working to breed stronger species of coral that are less sensitive to warmer waters. Another group of ecologists are experimenting with growing corals on steel frames placed over the old parts of the reef. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganrv) Road the following text for questions 21-29, Food miles Recently, campaigners have encouraged us to buy local food. This reduces ‘food mies’, thats, the distance food travels to get from the producer to the retailer. They | reason that the higher the food miles, the more carbon emissions. Buying focal | food, therefore, has a lower carbon footprint and is more environmentally friendly | However, the real story is not as simple as that If our aim is to reduce carbon emissions, we must look at the whole farming process. not just transportation According to a 2008 study, only 11% of carbon emissions in the food production process result from transportation, and only 4% originated from the final delivery of the product from the producer to the retailer. Other processes, including fertilization, storage, heating and irrigation, contribute much more In fact, imported food often has a lower carbon footprint than locally grown food, Take apples, for example. In autumn, when apples are harvested, the best option for a British resident is to buy British apples. However, the apples we buy in winter or spring have been kept refrigerated for months, and this uses up a lot of energy In spring, therefore, it is more energy-efficient to import them from New Zealand, where they are in season, Heating also uses a lot of energy, which is why growing tomatoes in heated greenhouses in the UK is less environmentally friendly than importing them from Spain, where the crop grows well in the local climate. We must also consider the type of transport. Transporting food by air creates about 50 times more emissions than shipping it. However, only a small proportion of goods are flown to the consumer country, and these are usually high value, perishable items which we cannot produce locally, such as seafood and out-of-season berries. Ever then, these foods may not have a higher carbon footprint than locally grown fooc For example, beans flown in from Kenya are grown in sunny fields using manu; labor and natural fertilizers, unlike in Britain, where we use oil-based fertilizers an diesel machinery. Therefore, the total carbon footprint is still lower It's also worth remembering that a product's journey does not end at supermarket. The distance consumers travel to buy their food, and the kind. transport they use will also add to its carbon footprint. So, driving a long to shop for food will negate any environmental benefits of buying locally groy produce. Furthermore, choosing local over imported food can also badly aff people in developing countries. Many of them work in agriculture because tr have no other choice. If they are unable to sell produce overseas, they will hz less income to buy food, clothes, medicine and to educate their children. Recen ‘some supermarkets have been trying to raise awareness of food miles by label) foods with stickers that show it has been imported by air. But ultimately, message this gives is too simple. Lots of different factors contribute to a foc carbon footprint besides the distance it has travelled. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 21 - 2 For questions 21-24, choose the correct answer A, 8, © or D. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 21 The journey that food must travel from its source fo its destination | A Carbon footprint 8 Food miles © Proportion of goods D_ shipping food 22 If the objective is to lower carbon emissions we A must examine the entire farming process. B_ ought to transport food by alr talk with distance consumers D_ have to broaden agriculture sphere 23. What distinguishes locally farmed food from food that is imported? A. its reduction in carbon footprint B its affect in developed countries C no natural fertilizers D_ low heating and irrigation 24 Only a small portion of goods are flown to the consumer nations and these are pri- marily pricey, that we are unwilling to produce locally, including. A. vegetables and fruits B pork and beef types © fish and berries D_half-frozen meals For questions 25-29, decide if the following statements agree with the information given in the text. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 25 In Britain, beans are typically farmed. A True B False © No Information 26 Transporting foods by ship is more beneficial than other types of transports. A True B False © No Information 27 There is no job vacancy in agriculture sphere in developing countries. A True B False © No Information 28 The main data about foot miles are usually informed by supermarket owners by labeling them. A True B False © No Information 29 Most of the seafood have been damaged cause of the food miles from long distance. A True B False C No Information a CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganRead the following text for questions 30-38 Bananas under the threat In the 1950s, Gent ‘al American commercial banana growers were facing the death ot their most lucrative product, the Gros Michel banana, known as Bly Mike. And now it's happening again to Big Mike's successor ~ the Cavendish. With its easily transported thick-skinned and sweot-tasting fruit, the Gros Miche! banana plant dominated the plantations of Central America. United Fruit, the main grower and exporter in South Amorica al the time, mass-produced its bananas in the most afficiont way possible it cloned shoots from the stems of plants instead of growing plants from seeds, and cultivated them in densely packed fields. Unfortunately, these conditions are also perfect for the spread of the fungus Fusarium oxysporum f sp cubense, which attacks the plant's roots and prevents it from transporting water to the stem and leaves. The TR-1 strain of the fungus was resistant to crop sprays and travelled around on boots of the tyres of trucks, slowly infecting plantations across the region. In an attempt to escape the fungus, farmers abandoned infected fields, flooded them and then replanted crops somewhere else, often cutting down rainforest to do so Their efforts failed. So, instead, they searched for a variety of banana that the fungus didn't affect. They found the Cavendish, as it was called, in the greenhouse of a British duke, It wasn't as well suited to shipping as the Gros Michel, but its bananas tasted good enough to keep consumers happy. Most importantly, TR-1 didn't seem to affect it. Ina few years, United Fruit had saved itself from bankruptcy by filing its plantations with thousands of the new plants, copying the same monoculture growing conditions Gros Michel had thrived in. While the operation was a huge success for the Latin American industry, the Cavendish banana itself is far from safe. In 2014, South East Asia, another major banana producer, exported four million tons of Cavendish bananas. But, in 2015, its exports had dropped by 46 per cent thanks to a combination of another strain of the fungus, TR-4, and bad weather. Growing practices in South East Asia haven't helped matters. Growers can't always afford the expensive lab-based methods to clone plants from shoots without spreading the disease. Also, they often aren't strict enough about cleaning farm equipment and quarantining infected fields. As a result, the fungus has spread to Australia, the Middle East and Mozambique — and Latin America, heavily dependent on its monoculture Cavendish crops, could easily be next. Racing against the inevitable, scientists are working on solving the problem by genetically modifying the Cavendish with genes from TR-4-resistant banana species. Researchers at the Queensland University of Technology have successfully grown two kinds of modified plant which have remained resistant for three years so far. But some experts think this is just a sophisticated version of the same temporary solution the original Cavendish provided. If the new bananas are planted in the same monocultures as the Cavendish and the Gros Michel before it, the risk is that another strain of the disease may rise up to threaten the modified plants too, CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganAda For questions 30-33, fill in the missing information in the numbered spaces. Write no more than ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each question. Questions 30 ~ 35 ‘Shockingly, these conditions are moreover culminating for the spread of the organism Fusarium oxysporum and cubense, that assaults the plant's 30 and anticipates it from transporting water to the stem and takes off. The strain of the organism was safe to trim splashes and voyage around on boots or the tires of trucks, gradually tainting manors over the locale. Inan endeavor to elude the organism, ranchers deserted tainted areas, overflowed them and after that replanted crops someplace else, regularly cutting down 31 to do so. Producers can't continuously manage the costly 32 .... . strategies to clone plants from shoots without spreading the malady. Moreover, they regularly aren't strict sufficient almost cleaning cultivate hardware and 33 .... contaminated 1 areas. > For questions 34-35, choose the correct answer A, B, or C. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 34 Researchers at the Queenstand University... A) have effectively developed two sorts of altered plant which have remained safe for three a long time so distant. B) said that a different kind of the illness may appear and harm the changed plants as well. C) exported four million tons of Cavendish bananas. D) All answers correct 35. Ifthe fresh bananas are put in the ground... A) genetically modifying the Cavendish with genes will appear B) Cavendish and the Gros Michel become expensive C) the danger is that a different type of illness could appear and harm the changed plants as well D) monoculture Cavendish crops may be the next sort CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganOZBEKISTONRESPUBLIKAS! «= STATE TESTING CENT AE UNDEF VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINIS T EFS HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOL ASH MILLIy TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGNLANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 3: WRITING The Reading Paper consists of TWO tasks. Task 2 weighs TWICE as much as Task1. Total time allowed: 1 hour You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to do 80. FOLLOWTHE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER, THE QUESTIONPAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. | DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTIONPAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TODO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's fullname) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 3 (three) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganAPNG) You are about to go on vacation for a month. A friend from an- other town will come and stay in your apartment. Write a letter to this friend. In your letter: — explain where your friend can get the keys to the apartment — give your friend some instructions about using your apartment — recommend some places to go Write about 150 words in an appropriate format and style TASK 2 Some people think that museums should be enjoyable places to entertain people, while others believe that the purpose of muse- ums is to educate. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Write about 250 words in an appropriate format and style CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganPART 1 Work: + Do you work or are you a student? + Do you enjoy your job? + What's the best thing about your job? + Do you prefer working alone or with others? Why? Let's speak about pets: + Is it common in your country for families to have pets? + Which pets are most popular? + Did you have a pet when you were a child? + Whats the attraction of having a pet, in your opinion? Nate Describe a recent goal you set yourself You should say: + what itwas + why you wanted it + what you did to get your goal and explain how you felt about it + Do people need to write down goals or simply memorize them? Goals: + Do Uzbek people usually set goals? + What are the kinds of goals that are unrealistic? + What is more fulfling working towards a goal or achieving it? + Should parents set goals for their children? CamScanner yordamida skanerlangannp O'FBEKISTON RESPUBLIKAS! STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER. VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS: HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES, LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER 1: LISTENING The Listening Paper consists of SIX parts. Part 1: Questions 1 - 8; Part 4: Questions 19 - 2. Part 2: Questions 9 - 14; Part 5: Questions 24 - 2 Part 3: Questions 15 - 18; Part 6: Questions 30 - 35. Each question carries ONE mark. You will hear each recording twice. Total listening time: approx. 35minutes. At the end of the Listening Paper,you will have to transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet. You will be allowed 10minutes extra time to do this. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 6 (six) printed pages CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 1-8 You will hear some sentences. You will hear each sentence twice. Choose the correct reply to each sentence (A, B, or C). Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 14 A) Platform six. B) It's getting late. C) Around midnight. an A) We're taking it with us. B) il probably go to Miami again. ) No, I don't think Il do it. 3. A) No, on the bus. B) Yes, but not until 10:30. C) I saw that, too. 4 A) I don't think so. B) Everyone did, ) Very wel, thanks. 5. A) With Sally. B)| haven't decided yet. C) In about an hour. 6. A) No, he wasn't there. 8) Yes, | have been really tired. C) He's been working overtime. 7. A) Yes, just one. B) I'd like one, too. C) Itwas very relaxing. 8. A) Yes, he works hard. B) I wanted more responsibility. C)At the end of April CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan— LISTENING Aa Questions 9-14 You will hear someone giving a talk. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write ONE WORD and / or A NUMBER for each answer. emoon activity: land in projects by: ‘astle website: CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 15-18 Sa You will hear people discussing their views on shopping. Match eacg speaker (15-18) to the views which each speaker is discussing (A-F). Thery are TWO EXTRA places which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 15 Speaker 1 16 Speaker 2 17 Speaker 3 48 Speaker 4 A B c D E F dislikes online shopping thinks before purchasing spends a lot of money is an impulse buyer only shops during certain periods prefers to shop alone CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 19 - 23 You will hear someone giving a talk. Label the places (19-23) on the map (A-l). There are FOUR extra options which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. 19 Food stalls: 20 First aid: 21. Camping: 22 Music stage: 23. Craft tent: CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 24-29 You will hear three extracts. Choose the correct answer (A, B or C) for each question (24-29). There are TWO questions for each extract. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. Extract One 24 The man doesn't A. have many hobbies. B_ understand blogs. know Martha well. 25 The woman shouts at the man to stop him A. taking something. B_ harming himself. © going somewhere. Extract Two: 26 The speakers are most probably A amarried couple. B_ work colleagues. C two flatmates. 27 The woman is A. angered by the man's behaviour. B_ sympathetic to the man's problem. © uninterested in the man’s situation. Extract Three: 28 Andy used to believe that A. internet articles should not be trusted. B statistics were generally inaccurate. figures and numbers were dull topics. 29° The man is trying to convince the woman to A. improve her driving skills. B pay attention to statistics. C ignore trivial coincidences. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 30-35 You will hear a part of a lecture. For each question, fill in the missing information in the numbered space. Write no more than ONE WORD for each answer. IMPROVING MEMORY Total number of lectures Dr Sullivan will give: 30 ... Or Sullivan claims to be able to remember over 31 . . Names. Good memory reduces need to refer to: a) personal 32 ..... b) computer Other improvements: a) concentration levels b) making informed/intelligent decisions c) 33. w. Skills Can also help to: a) combat dementia ») prolong life Brain: most amazing and 34 ... human organ. Function of long term memory: to store 35...... CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganOZBEKISTON RESPUBLIKAS! STATE TESTING CENTRE UNDER VAZIRLAR MAHKAMASI THE CABINET OF MINISTERS HUZURIDAGI OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAVLAT TEST MARKAZI UZBEKISTAN CHET TILLARNI BILISH VA EGALLASH DARAJASINI BAHOLASH MILLIY TIZIMI CHET TILLARI SERTIFIKATI TIL: INGLIZ NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY CERTIFICATE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES LANGUAGE: ENGLISH PAPER1: READING Tho Listening Paper consists of SIX parts Part 4: Quostions 4 - 6; Part 4: Questions 21 - 29; Part 2: Questions 7 - 14; Part 5: Questions 30 - 35; Part 3: Questions 15 - 20; Each question carries ONE mark. Total time allowed: 1 hour. You may write on the question paper if you wish, but you must transfer your answers to the Answer Sheet within the time limit. No extra time is allowed to do so, FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS OF THE INVIGILATORS! AT THE END OF THE PAPER,THE QUESTION PAPER WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE INVIGILATOR. NO MATERIALS CAN BE REMOVED FROM THE EXAMINATION ROOM. DO NOT OPEN THE QUESTION PAPER UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO SO! Please write your full name here: Please sign here: (Candidate's full name) (Signature) The test booklet consists of 9 (nine) printed pages: CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 1-6 Read the text. Fill in each gap with ONE word. You must use a word which is somewhere in the rest of the text. Eczema and Itchiness Itches that will not go away are annoying. Researchers have studied for many years what causes itches. They have now found that 4 .... . in our skin make us itch. The bacteria are linked to many diseases that cause itchiness, like eczema. A researcher wrote that 2 .. -» Sufferers have skin bacteria that cause eczema. She added that 3 .... ... can be very tiring for people who have skin problems. They found a kind of The researchers did their research on 4 .. protein caused itching in the test mice. The researchers changed the protein to make Baccescsssssessseeees tO StOp itching in the mice. This drug could help the 245 million eczema sufferers in the world. Eczema sufferers get itchiness, redness on the em women than men get eczema. ., and rashes. They can also get blisters on their skin. A lot more CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganQuestions 7-14 Read the texts 7-14 and the statements A-J. Decide which text matches with the situation described in the statements. Each statement can be used ONCE only. There are TWO extra statements which you do not need to use. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. A) You enjoy karaoke and live music. 8) Your family loves outdoor games in winter. C) You and your friend would like to listen to folk music. D) You and your friends love birds and are ready to offer some money to help their treatment. E) You are a fan of good feature films. F) You want to find out more about the history of Scotland and England and visit archaeological open air sights. G) You and your children would like to learn horse-riding. H) You are interested in sightseeing by boat. 1) Youand your friends are enthusiastic about old-style English taxis and are looking for a sightseeing tour with them. J) You would enjoy watching wild animals in natural surroundings. CamScanner yordamida skanerlanganwae THE MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS ARENA Full feature films in a multi-complex Located on Droyleden Road. Newton cinema, about 2 miles from the city Heath Completed in 1995, the SHOWCASE CINEMAS "| centre along the A87. | Manchester Arena is a major venue] | MANCHESTER from around midday. for all kinds of performances, including | Saturday late shows from 11.30 | classical recitals and concerts, pop and pam. to midnight. rock bands, as well as hosting sporting Bargain matinees Monday —Thursday events. It is the home base for the) before 6,00 p.m., and Friday— Manchester Storm Ice Hockey Team ‘Sunday before midday. and the Manchester Giants Basketball| | potoy Digtal Stereo equipped Team. Concerts are periodic telephone auditoria. for programme of forthcoming events. ‘Ample Free Parking, Storm and Giants games tend to) | Wheelchair accesses. take place on Saturday and Sunday | throughout the winter season 8 | WesTHoUGHTON coUNTRY CLUB THREE OWLS BIRD SANCTUARY ‘Moots at Westhoughton Golf Club on Animal hospital welcomes visitors Friday nights between September and : tor FREE Doors open at 7:16 p.m. and folk music ! on Sundays from 12 noon to 4.00pm © starts at 8:15 p.m. prompt, until 11:10 : Voluntary donations requested. pm. Voted the best in Britain at the inaugural BBC Radio 2 folk awards in 2000. 1 ° Roscoe's 9 ARMATHWAITE HALL Lively, friendly pub attracting a wide range EQUESTRIAN CENTRE | of customers who can socialise and relax | Alllunds of nding expenences on offer, in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. | eluding Roscoe's offers a variety of activities | * Country Hacking, including disco party nights with music = Riding Tuton, from the 70's through to the present day, | ee quizzes, premiership football, karaoke, king 6 fs or seme Gotti lie music and comedy. Piped tc eeey | «Star Ring Holders aranged ard Pub Paes 10 ] 147 HADRIAN'S WALL | KNOWSLEY PARK Hadrian's Wall is located about 100 mi A five mile satarin the comiort of your own car noth of Manchester, and runs across trough 450 acres ol countyece devoted ently, counties of Cumbria and Northur to widide in a natucl open seting. There ae ‘on what was once the England majestic ndan tigers. a prde of tons, monkeys) border. I's around a 272 hour drive up baboons, camels and elephants roamng tee] MG Motorway to Junction 43 (Carisle) | Stict in-car securty 8 applied and you may noe | then due east along the AG® trunk | leave the car. There are also sea fon shows, a | wich fotows the Wall along ts entre lengthy | reptile house, pets comer for the younger vasioe| | to Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Hadrian's Wallis} | 8 well as a mature ralway, amusement | recognised as one of the most important) | SOuven shops, cale and penc area Coach, | Roman remains in the United Kingdom, | Paries welcomed (separate coach part, ancl | having been declared a World heritage Site iors ace Scie Ss Sie aataac) | CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan2 ‘ La) Questions 15-20 Read the text and choose the correct heading for each paragraph from the list of headings below. There are more headings than paragraphs, so you will not use all of them, You cannot use any heading more than once. Mark your answers on the answer sheet. Tasty varieties Not always healthy New colour and taste Chocolate: toxic Dark magic Better than believed Chocolate: nature risks Where is chocolate from? ra™tmoaoga py 15 Paragraph | 16 Paragraph Il 17 Paragraph tlt 18 Paragraph IV 19 Paragraph V 20 Paragraph VI CamScanner yordamida skanerlangani CHOCOLATE Chocolate is extracted from fruit of the cacao tree, which grows exclusively in tropical climates. The cacao tree is native to Central and South America, but once European invaders discovered the delicacy in the 18th century, the popularity of chocolate took off, and farmers soon established plantations in other parts of the world. Today, Ghana, Cote d'ivoire, Nigeria, indonesia and Brazil account for around 80% of the world's cacao production. More than half of the chocolate we consume comes from West African countries. Historically, fine chocolate falls into three main categories: dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate. Dark chocolate is made with chocolate liquor, coco butter, lecithin, sugar and vanilla. Milk chocolate includes the same ingredients as dark chocolate plus milk fats and milk solids. White chocolate is made with the same Ingredients as milk chocolate, except it does not include the chocolate liquor. The type of chocolate depends on what ingredients are present and the percentage of cocoa For many years, physicians warned against eating too much chocolate suggesting that its high fat content contributed to acne, caries, obesity, high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes. However, in recent years, the discovery of antioxidant ‘compounds in chocolate has changed this perception and stimulated fesearch on its potential health benefits. Cocoa has healthy forms of dietary fat in it, and contains minerals important for human health, including potassium, phosphorus, copper, iron, zine and magnesium. the IV Cocoa vi contains high levels of flavonoids, chemicals in plants that are known for their health benefits in humans. Dark chocolate contains especially high amounts of flavonoids which may be the reason why chocolate consumption has been associated with a decreased risk of heart disease in recent years, according to the 2013 review. Some recent studies have found that regular chocolate consumption is also associated with lower blood pressure, decreased stress levels, increased attention and quick reaction. Studies that have found beneficial health outcomes related to chocolate consumption have focused on the consumption of dark chocolate, which has less sugar and fat content than milk chocolate. In addition, the studies looked at moderate amounts of chocolate consumption. Like many foods, chocolate is healthiest when eaten in moderation. The sugars and fats added to chocolate make it high in calories which may lead to weight gain. Many of the protective effects can be negated by overconsumption. Recently, an up-to-date type of chocolate has been invented ruby chocolate. This variety of chocolate joined the list in 2017. Barry Callebaut, the world's largest cocoa processing company, developed the pink-hued chocolate by adding a powder, that is naturally extracted as cocoa beans are processed to make chocolate. So it is without any flavourings, or additives: it is purely coming out of the cocos, bean. According to its creators, ruby chocolate has a lighter flavour than milk chocolate and is not as sweet. CamScanner yordamida skanerlangan