Module 1 Test A Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: 1. He can’t talk to you right now....

1. having
2. have
3. has learned
4. was cooking, came
5. have been cleaning
6. am seeing
7. will open

B

1. optimistic
2. attractive
3. generous
4. furious
5. boring

C

1. c
2. f
3. d
4. a
5. b
6. e

D

1. мигдалистые глаза
2. прямые рыжие волосы
3. общительный человек
4. дружелюбная девушка
5. женщина средних лет
6. упрямые люди
7. довольно уродливый мужчина

E

1. quite smart
2. slightly impatient
3. very generous
4. a little shy
5. very talkative

F

1. the most popular
2. the least
3. more beautiful
4. sooner, better
5. as funny

1. He can’t talk to you right now. He is having a bath.

2. I usually have lunch at about 2 o’clock.

3. Tom has already learned the poem.

4. Jane was cooking when her mother came.

5. They have been cleaning the house the whole afternoon.

6. I am seeing the dentist on Monday at 3 p.m.

7. It’s hot here. I am opening the window.

B Complete the sentences with the words derived from the words:

1. John always looks on the bright side of life. He is very optimistic.
2. This woman across the street is very attractive.
3. Dave bought me a wonderful birthday present. He’s very generous.
4. I became furious when he came late again.
5. The film was quite boring.

C Find the Russian equivalent of the idioms:

1. to speak one’s mind - c) высказывать свое мнение
2. to be a pain in the neck - f) доставлять неприятности
3. to get on someone’s nerves - d) действовать на нервы
4. to drive someone crazy - a) сводить с ума
5. to hold one’s tongue - b) придержать язык
6. to break the ice - e) начать общение

D Translate from English into Russian:

1. almond shaped eyes - Миндалевидные глаза
2. straight ginger hair - Прямые рыжие волосы
3. an outgoing person - Открытый человек
4. a friendly girl - Дружелюбная девушка
5. a middle-aged woman - Женщина средних лет
6. stubborn people - Упрямые люди
7. a rather ugly man - Довольно некрасивый мужчина

E Translate from Russian into English:

1. достаточно умный - quite smart
2. немного нетерпеливый - a bit impatient
3. очень щедрый - very generous
4. чуть-чуть застенчивый - a little bit shy
5. сильно болтливый - very talkative

F Complete the gaps with the correct form of the words:

1. Harry is the most popular boy in the school.
2. • Thanks so much for the flowers! - It’s the littlest I could do.
3. Mary is more beautiful than Sara.
4. The sooner the better.
5. Adam is twice as funny as Sean.

Let's go through each section of your test and provide the correct answers, along with some explanations where necessary.

A. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:

1. He can’t talk to you right now. He is having a bath.

   • Explanation: This is present continuous tense because the action is happening at this moment.

2. I usually have lunch at about 2 o’clock.

   • Explanation: This is present simple tense, used for habitual actions.

3. Tom has already learned the poem.

   • Explanation: This is present perfect tense, indicating that the action has been completed at some point before now.

4. Jane was cooking when her mother came.

   • Explanation: The past continuous tense is used for the ongoing action (Jane was cooking) that was interrupted by a simple past action (her mother came).

5. They were cleaning the house the whole afternoon.

   • Explanation: Past continuous tense is used to describe an action that was ongoing in the past.

6. I am seeing the dentist on Monday at 3 p.m.

   • Explanation: Present continuous tense is used here for a planned future event.

7. It’s hot here. I will open the window.

   • Explanation: Simple future tense is used for a spontaneous decision.

B. Complete the sentences with the words derived from the words:

1. John always looks on the bright side of life. He is very optimistic.
2. This woman across the street is very attractive.
3. Dave bought me a wonderful birthday present. He’s very generous.
4. I became furious when he came late again.
5. The film was quite boring.

C. Find the Russian equivalent of the idioms:

1. to speak one’s mind - c) высказывать свое мнение
2. to be a pain in the neck - f) доставлять неприятности
3. to get on someone’s nerves - d) действовать на нервы
4. to drive someone crazy - a) сводить с ума
5. to hold one’s tongue - b) придержать язык
6. to break the ice - e) начать общение

D. Translate from English into Russian:

1. almond shaped eyes - миндалевидные глаза
2. straight ginger hair - прямые рыжие волосы
3. an outgoing person - общительный человек
4. a friendly girl - дружелюбная девочка
5. a middle-aged woman - женщина среднего возраста
6. stubborn people - упрямые люди
7. a rather ugly man - довольно некрасивый мужчина

E. Translate from Russian into English:

1. достаточно умный - quite smart
2. немного нетерпеливый - a little impatient
3. очень щедрый - very generous
4. чуть-чуть застенчивый - a bit shy
5. сильно болтливый - very talkative

F. Complete the gaps with the correct form of the words:

1. Harry is the most popular boy in the school.
2. • Thanks so much for the flowers! - It’s the least I could do.
3. Mary is more beautiful than Sara.
4. The sooner the better.
5. Adam is twice as funny as Sean.

These answers cover the required grammar, vocabulary, idioms, and translation tasks from your test. Make sure to review the explanations to understand the reasoning behind each answer.