1. Match the clauses in list A with those in list B to form sentences. Համապատասխանեցրեք նախադասությունների առաջին մասը A ցուցակից, երկրորդ մասին՝ B ցուցակին: (1/0.1)
A B
1. A lot of cinemas have closed a. while I slept.
2. He began to draw b. when you have finished eating.
3. It is the first time c. after he had graduated from college.
4. Whatever she does d. that is why her eyes are so red.
5. She had already returned e. this time next year.
6. She will be traveling in Europe f. by the time we got home.
7. She has been watching TV the whole day g. she does well.
8. He went to work in his native village h. she has returned home so late.
9. Can you wash the dishes i. when he was still a child.
10. She was tidying up the flat j. since video first appeared.
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2. Choose the right verb-form. Ընտրեք բայի ճիշտ ձևը(1/0.2) :
1. Who cooks/is cooking/has been cooking/cooked food in your family when your Mom is away?
2. Where is John? – He repairs/is repairing/has repaired/repaired his car in the garage.
3. Anna is my best friend. I know/have known/had known/knew her for twenty-five years.
4. My son had a great time at the summer camp last year. They did/were doing/had done/had been doing a lot of interesting things there.
5. She cleaned/was cleaning/has cleaned/has been cleaning the living room when she heard a strange noise in the kitchen.
3. Read the text and answer the questions.Կարդացեք տեքստը և պատասխանեք հարցերին: (4/1)
Imagine the scene: you and your family are relaxing after a hard day’s work. You have just watched the news on TV. What are you going to watch next? Or perhaps more important, who decides what you are going to watch next? Whose finger is on the button?
Deciding what to watch on TV is a battle fought in homes all over the world. According to psychologists, it is much more serious than simply deciding between the soap opera and a sports programme, or between pop music and politics. This television conflict is part of a bigger power game which goes on in homes, even though most of the players don’t realize that they are playing a game at all. Unconsciously, people begin to play the game as soon as they meet their future husband or wife. By the time the couple gets married, the rules of the game are already well established. The big decisions, like where to live and which school to send the children to, are usually joint decisions. When it comes to less important things, like where to go on holiday, or what sort of car to buy, it’s a different matter.
Recently some psychologists asked 400 families to put a “C-box” in their livingrooms. This is a video machine which watches you as you watch TV. They found that 80% of the time it was the man in the house who had his finger on the button, then the eldest child, then the youngest child, and only then the woman of the house.
1. Who does watching TV usually depend on?
a. The oldest and the most intelligent in the family. b. The children who know all the programmes very well. c. The person who has the chance to change the channels on TV.
2. The game may be played
a. to show how strong and quick you are. b. to decide whose word is law in the family. c. to teach the children how to treat other people.
3. According to psychologists
a. many families prefer games to watching TV. b. deciding what to watch on TV is a serious problem in every family. c. you can show your power while playing the game with your children.
5. “Unconciously” means
a. knowing very well. b. being unaware. c. being sure
5. Write a short essay about your Favourite Film or Book and explain why it is your favourite one.Գրեք կարճ շարադրություն ձեր սիրելի ֆիլմի կամ գրքի մասին և բացատրեք, թե ինչու է այն ձեր սիրելի գիրքը կամ ֆիլմը (2):
«Մխիթար Սեբաստացի» կրթահամալիրի քոլեջ, Վեբ դիզայն 