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Froggy Jumps Викторина по ПлотонусуOnline version Проверьте свои знания о 'Плотонусе' и его доме чтения! by Utegenova Arailum 1 We walked side by side through the quite village. (“The Scholarship” from “Green Years” by A.J.Cronin) a to the lake b to the river c to the sea 2 Several months had passed. One afternoon when Ainsley came home……. (“Lost in the Post” by A. Philips) a he saw the familiar face of Dickey Somas. b he saw his wife c he saw the familiar face of his brother 3 Gavin was the only person on earth to whom I….(“The Scholarship” from “Green Years” by A.J.Cronim a could tell the truth b couldn’t tell the truth c could tell my feelings 4 General Miles was a nice man and we …(“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain) a became great friends very quickly b became old friends c became friends 5 Once we were in need of …(“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain) a three dollars b four dollars c two dollars 6 At last I came … (“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain) a to a big hotel b to a large building c to a small hotel 7 He looked round the hall. I could see that he was … (“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain) a looking for something b looking for somebody c looking for someone 8 When the doctor came he took … (“A Day’s Wait” by E. Hemingway) a my temperature b the boy’s temperature c their temperature 9 His face was very white and there were dark areas … … (“A Day’s Wait” by E. Hemingway) a under his face b in the eyes c another capsule 10 At the house they said the boy had refused to let any one come … (“A Day’s Wait” by E. Hemingway) a into the room b in the room c of the rooom 11 Rudolf looked toward the nearer door and saw that … (“The Green Door” by O.Henry) a It was green b it was yellow c it was black 12 There was no reason why the girl … (“The Green Door” by O.Henry) a should not believe him b should believe him c could believe him 13 Mr. Shelby had a large plantation and many slaves … (“Brave Mother” by H.Beecher Stowe) a in the south of America b in the North of America c in the West America 14 He borrowed large sums from a man named … (“Brave Mother” by H.Beecher Stowe) a Haley b Felipe c Brown 15 Complete the following sentence: In the street he met … (“The Green Door” by Henry) a the same Negro b the same man c the same girl 16 Complete the following sentence: She decided to talk her and away … (“Brave Mother” by H. Beecher Stowe) a to Canada b to America c To Scotland 17 Complete the following sentence: Mr. Larrabee and Mrs. Larrabee began their married life … («A Service of Love » by O. Henry) a in a little room b in a large room c in a room 18 Complete the following sentence: She is not very strong, you know, and when she was giving me some tea, her hand shook and she spilled a lot of very hot water … («A Service of Love » by O. Henry) a over my hand b over my head c over my foot 19 Oh, by the means, sir,” said the manager of one of the biggest book stores in New York.This sentence is from the text… (“The Reading Public”) a The Reading Public” b The Service of Love” c Martin Eden 20 So it was that standing in a far corner I had an opportunity of noticing something of this up – to-date manager’s methods with his real customers These sentences are from the text… a The reading public b the green door c the service of love 21 d Thee Dollars” “Oh yes madam, this is Mr Slush latest book, I assure you. It’s having a wonderful sale.” As he spoke he pointed to a huge pile of books on the counter with the title in big letters - … (“Reading Public”) by S. Leacock a golden dreams b among the monkey c six months in a Wiggon 22 “She said that she would dance with me, if I brought her … “… (“The Nightingale and the Rose”) by O. Wild a a red rose b a lot of money c sweets 23 From her nest in the oak tree the nightingale heard him, and she looked out through the leaves and wondered.” This sentence is from the text… a The Nightingale and the Rose” b Among the Cannibals of Corfu” c Seven Weeks in the Sahara 24 For the first time he saw the aim of his life, and saw it …(“Martin Eden” by J. London) a in the middle of the great sea b at the beginning of the nice sea c in the middle of the wide sea 25 ROBINSON CRUSOE LIVED ON A … ISLAND. a deserted b beautiful c isolated 26 THE CHARM OF LIFE WAS … FOR TOM SAWYER. a gone b taken c passed 27 WHILE … THE STREET, THE BOY WAS STOPPED BY A STRANGER a crossing b passing c going 28 TOM LEFT THE HOUSE. a whistling b shouting c slamming 29 When was written “The Tale of Tub” by Jonathan Swift? a 1704 b 1764 c 1714 30 At last I came … a big hotel b to her house c to the beautiful lake 31 Mark Twain is an…… writer a American b English c Irish 32 This novel brought fame to Mark Twain a The adventures of Tom Sowyer b The Innocents Abroad Roughing it c The Prince and the Pauper 33 General Miles was a nice man and we … a became a great friends very quickly b became relatives c invited him of home 34 Once we were in need of … a three dollars b ten dollars c fifteen dollars 35 When the doctor came he took … a the boys temperature b the girls temperature c to his temperature 36 Mr. Shelby had a large plantation and many slaves a in the south of America b the north of America c in the east of America 37 When Martin Eden returned to San Francisco, he a began to write b began to cry c started a new life 38 He had no money for stamps, so, the manuscripts lay on the floor under the table. Martin… then his watch a pawned his overcoat b sold his coat c exchanged his overcoat 39 ago I was a young artist and come to France where I was traveling from place to place making the sketches a a long time b Many years c so many years 40 Complete the following sentence: Cloude and Carl very poor. They lived on the money which they… from time to time of their sketches a got b gotten c had gotten 41 In the letter the editor of San Francisco magazine said the story… a was good b was excellent c was super 42 Cloude and Carl lived and worked together of over… a two years b three years c five years 43 The plan of selling pictures … with all of us a was successful b was good c was fantastic 44 Joe and Delia got acquainted at a friend’s house where some art and music students had gathered to discuss art, music and the newest plays. This sentence is from the text… a A Service of Love” b The Reading Public” c the green door 45 What is the main setting of the story ? a A suburban neighborhood b A school dormitory c A shopping mall 46 What does the boy next door do that surprises the narrator? a He plays the piano beautifully b He steals something c He moves away suddenly 47 He remembered the streets of Paris and Berlin. He remembered … a Vienna b Los Angelas c New york 48 Pledger gave part of his pay for a ticket to a Chicago b c Los angelos 49 A few people were in the restaurants eating breakfast and Pledger felt … a the American smell of coffee and toast and bacon b the roast turkey c an omelete 50 Colonel Pope was a man who … a watched his workmen b watched his slaves c watched his students 51 Ten years … .Fifty cents a year a to earn five dollars b to earn six dollars c to earn seven dollars 52 First Bufkins thought it was his set in the … a living room b bedroom c dining room 53 There’s nothing better than a blackout for a man who really wants to know … a his family b his wife c his friend 54 The main hero of the text “The TV Blackout” is a Mr. Bufkins b Filipino c Octavian 55 What emotion does the narrator feel towards the boy? a Admiration b Jealousy c Anger 56 What does “foul play” mean in the story? a A crime or dishonest act b A football mistake c A cooking accident 57 Who is suspected of foul play? a The butler b The gardener c The policeman 58 How is the truth revealed in the story? a Through a confession b Through a letter c By a detective 59 Who receives the letter? a a young woman b a postman c a child

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Викторина по ПлотонусуOnline version

by Utegenova Arailum

We walked side by side through the quite village. (“The Scholarship” from “Green Years” by A.J.Cronin)

Several months had passed. One afternoon when Ainsley came home……. (“Lost in the Post” by A. Philips)

Gavin was the only person on earth to whom I….(“The Scholarship” from “Green Years” by A.J.Cronim

General Miles was a nice man and we …(“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain)

Once we were in need of …(“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain)

At last I came … (“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain)

He looked round the hall. I could see that he was … (“A Dog and Three Dollars” by M.Twain)

When the doctor came he took … (“A Day’s Wait” by E. Hemingway)

His face was very white and there were dark areas … … (“A Day’s Wait” by E. Hemingway)

At the house they said the boy had refused to let any one come … (“A Day’s Wait” by E. Hemingway)

Rudolf looked toward the nearer door and saw that … (“The Green Door” by O.Henry)

There was no reason why the girl … (“The Green Door” by O.Henry)

Mr. Shelby had a large plantation and many slaves … (“Brave Mother” by H.Beecher Stowe)

He borrowed large sums from a man named … (“Brave Mother” by H.Beecher Stowe)

Complete the following sentence: In the street he met … (“The Green Door” by Henry)

Complete the following sentence: She decided to talk her and away … (“Brave Mother” by H. Beecher Stowe)

Complete the following sentence: Mr. Larrabee and Mrs. Larrabee began their married life … («A Service of Love » by O. Henry)

Complete the following sentence: She is not very strong, you know, and when she was giving me some tea, her hand shook and she spilled a lot of very hot water … («A Service of Love » by O. Henry)

Oh, by the means, sir,” said the manager of one of the biggest book stores in New York.This sentence is from the text… (“The Reading Public”)

So it was that standing in a far corner I had an opportunity of noticing something of this up – to-date manager’s methods with his real customers These sentences are from the text…

d Thee Dollars” “Oh yes madam, this is Mr Slush latest book, I assure you. It’s having a wonderful sale.” As he spoke he pointed to a huge pile of books on the counter with the title in big letters - … (“Reading Public”) by S. Leacock

“She said that she would dance with me, if I brought her … “… (“The Nightingale and the Rose”) by O. Wild

From her nest in the oak tree the nightingale heard him, and she looked out through the leaves and wondered.” This sentence is from the text…

For the first time he saw the aim of his life, and saw it …(“Martin Eden” by J. London)

ROBINSON CRUSOE LIVED ON A … ISLAND.

THE CHARM OF LIFE WAS … FOR TOM SAWYER.

WHILE … THE STREET, THE BOY WAS STOPPED BY A STRANGER

TOM LEFT THE HOUSE.

When was written “The Tale of Tub” by Jonathan Swift?

At last I came …

Mark Twain is an…… writer

This novel brought fame to Mark Twain

General Miles was a nice man and we …

Once we were in need of …

When the doctor came he took …

Mr. Shelby had a large plantation and many slaves

When Martin Eden returned to San Francisco, he

He had no money for stamps, so, the manuscripts lay on the floor under the table. Martin… then his watch

ago I was a young artist and come to France where I was traveling from place to place making the sketches

Complete the following sentence: Cloude and Carl very poor. They lived on the money which they… from time to time of their sketches

In the letter the editor of San Francisco magazine said the story…

Cloude and Carl lived and worked together of over…

The plan of selling pictures … with all of us

Joe and Delia got acquainted at a friend’s house where some art and music students had gathered to discuss art, music and the newest plays. This sentence is from the text…

What is the main setting of the story ?

What does the boy next door do that surprises the narrator?

He remembered the streets of Paris and Berlin. He remembered …

Pledger gave part of his pay for a ticket to

A few people were in the restaurants eating breakfast and Pledger felt …

Colonel Pope was a man who …

Ten years … .Fifty cents a year

First Bufkins thought it was his set in the …

There’s nothing better than a blackout for a man who really wants to know …

The main hero of the text “The TV Blackout” is

What emotion does the narrator feel towards the boy?

What does “foul play” mean in the story?

Who is suspected of foul play?

How is the truth revealed in the story?

Who receives the letter?