3.04 Задания 30-36. Задания на лексико-грамматические навыки повышенного уровня сложности

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St. Martin-in-the-Fields

St. Martin-in-the-Fields is an architectural masterpiece situated at the corner of Trafalgar Square, one of the world's most famous squares. The first church on this 30___________ was built in the Middle Ages, when this area was fields and woodlands.

In 31___________, this fine church is the fourth to stand here. The church was completed in 1726 to a design by James Gibbs. Other well-known buildings by Gibbs include the nearby church of St. Mary and the Radcliffe Library in Oxford.

The magnificent style of the church with its huge columns, arches and Victorian mosaics has inspired architects 32___________ hundreds of years, particularly in North America and in Ireland. The cost of preserving this building so that future generations can delight in James Gibbs' masterpiece is great. The work with the homeless is also costly 33___________ visitors' financial support will be very much appreciated.

A newly restored area of the church is the Crypt. This splendid place with its vaulted arches and massive pillars is now open to the public. A cozy cafe is located here for everyone to enjoy home-made food. The Crypt 34___________ plenty to see and do. There is a bookshop, a gallery and the concert booking office where you can buy tickets for evening concerts. St. Martin-in-the-Fields is particularly associated with music. Lunchtime concerts take 35___________ in the church daily. There are no admission 36___________ to be paid for them. Visitors are always welcome to enjoy the music and hospitality of the church. 
 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At the office

The following morning I visited our local newsagent Mr Bales. He always seemed to know exactly what was going on in the neighbourhood and was only too happy to 30___________ his knowledge with anyone who wanted to pass the time of day. 

Then I 31___________ at the office of John D. Wood in Mount Street. I had to wait for some time, but eventually one of four assistants came over, introduced himself to me as Mr Palmer and asked how he could help. After a closer inspection of the young man, I doubted that he could help anyone. He must have been about seventeen and was so pale and thin he looked as if a gust of wind might blow him 32___________. "I'd like to know some details concerning Number 147 Chelsea Terrace," I said. "Would madam please excuse me?" he 33___________ and walked over to a filing cabinet. He 34___________ no attempt to invite me in or even to offer me a chair. He placed the single sheet on the countertop and studied it closely.

"A greengrocer's shop," he said. "Yes. What price is the owner asking for the property?" I asked. I was becoming more and more annoyed by being so obviously ignored. "One hundred and fifty guineas is being asked for the shop," 35___________ the assistant, his eyes fixed on the bottom line of the schedule. The shop turned out to be ridiculously expensive. I made my 36___________ back to Chelsea, only too aware that I had no intention of buying a shop in the neighbourhood. 

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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At home 

The holiday time was approaching. Harry hadn't been 30___________ forward to the holidays; not just because he wondered if he'd ever see his friend Giles again, but also because it meant 31___________ to No. 27 Ashton Road. He would have to share a room with his uncle, Stan.

Harry's days at Ashton Road 32___________ into a well-ordered routine: up at five, one slice of toast for breakfast, report to Mr Deakins at the newsagent's by six, stack the papers in the correct order, then deliver them. The whole exercise took about two hours, 33___________ him to be back home in time for a cup of tea with Mum before she went off to work. At around eight-thirty Harry would set off for the library, where he would meet up with his best friend, Billy. Billy was always sitting on the top step waiting patiently for him.

In the afternoon, Harry would report for choir practice, as part of his 34___________ to St Bede's. He never 35___________ it as such because he enjoyed singing so much.

In fact, he often prayed, "Please, God, when my voice breaks, let me be a tenor and I'll never ask for anything else."

After spending the evening going 36___________ old exam papers, Harry would climb into bed around ten. He quickly fell asleep because he felt tired at the end of the day.

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Two years in a hut

Henry Thompson, a writer, built a hut on the shore of the pond and lived there all alone for two years. He did this for two reasons: because he wanted to 30___________ that people spend too much time and money on food and clothes and because he wanted a perfectly quiet chance to write more books. 31___________ to the writer, he spent only one hundred dollars a year while he lived in this hut. He raised beans on his land, ate wild beaks, caught fish and "went visiting" his friends and neighbours now and then. To buy his woodsman's clothes and a few necessities, he planted gardens, painted homes, and cut wood for his friends.

This period influenced Henry's creative work a lot. He wrote a book called "The Wood" which 32___________ us all about these seven or eight hundred days he lived in his hut. Several other books also describe the time when he 33___________ to live all by himself. These sold very well. In all of them Henry was boasting that he had found the only sensible way to live. "I am for simple living, and I 34___________ being alone!" he would declare in his books. He 35___________ you feel, when you read his books, that it is fine to walk around the fields, sniffing the wild grape and the green grass, and that no one can find pleasure like the man who rows, and skates, and swims 36___________,  people passing by the pond used to hear him whistling old ballads, or playing very softly and beautifully on a flute, and they thought he sounded lonely and sad. 

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Two years in a hut

Henry Thompson, a writer, built a hut on the shore of the pond and lived there all alone for two years. He did this for two reasons: because he wanted to 30___________ that people spend too much time and money on food and clothes and because he wanted a perfectly quiet chance to write more books. 31___________ to the writer, he spent only one hundred dollars a year while he lived in this hut. He raised beans on his land, ate wild beaks, caught fish and "went visiting" his friends and neighbours now and then. To buy his woodsman's clothes and a few necessities, he planted gardens, painted homes, and cut wood for his friends.

This period influenced Henry's creative work a lot. He wrote a book called "The Wood" which 32___________ us all about these seven or eight hundred days he lived in his hut. Several other books also describe the time when he 33___________ to live all by himself. These sold very well. In all of them Henry was boasting that he had found the only sensible way to live. "I am for simple living, and I 34___________ being alone!" he would declare in his books. He 35___________ you feel, when you read his books, that it is fine to walk around the fields, sniffing the wild grape and the green grass, and that no one can find pleasure like the man who rows, and skates, and swims 36___________,  people passing by the pond used to hear him whistling old ballads, or playing very softly and beautifully on a flute, and they thought he sounded lonely and sad. 

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Two years in a hut

Henry Thompson, a writer, built a hut on the shore of the pond and lived there all alone for two years. He did this for two reasons: because he wanted to 30___________ that people spend too much time and money on food and clothes and because he wanted a perfectly quiet chance to write more books. 31___________ to the writer, he spent only one hundred dollars a year while he lived in this hut. He raised beans on his land, ate wild beaks, caught fish and "went visiting" his friends and neighbours now and then. To buy his woodsman's clothes and a few necessities, he planted gardens, painted homes, and cut wood for his friends.

This period influenced Henry's creative work a lot. He wrote a book called "The Wood" which 32___________ us all about these seven or eight hundred days he lived in his hut. Several other books also describe the time when he 33___________ to live all by himself. These sold very well. In all of them Henry was boasting that he had found the only sensible way to live. "I am for simple living, and I 34___________ being alone!" he would declare in his books. He 35___________ you feel, when you read his books, that it is fine to walk around the fields, sniffing the wild grape and the green grass, and that no one can find pleasure like the man who rows, and skates, and swims 36___________,  people passing by the pond used to hear him whistling old ballads, or playing very softly and beautifully on a flute, and they thought he sounded lonely and sad. 

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Two years in a hut

Henry Thompson, a writer, built a hut on the shore of the pond and lived there all alone for two years. He did this for two reasons: because he wanted to 30___________ that people spend too much time and money on food and clothes and because he wanted a perfectly quiet chance to write more books. 31___________ to the writer, he spent only one hundred dollars a year while he lived in this hut. He raised beans on his land, ate wild beaks, caught fish and "went visiting" his friends and neighbours now and then. To buy his woodsman's clothes and a few necessities, he planted gardens, painted homes, and cut wood for his friends.

This period influenced Henry's creative work a lot. He wrote a book called "The Wood" which 32___________ us all about these seven or eight hundred days he lived in his hut. Several other books also describe the time when he 33___________ to live all by himself. These sold very well. In all of them Henry was boasting that he had found the only sensible way to live. "I am for simple living, and I 34___________ being alone!" he would declare in his books. He 35___________ you feel, when you read his books, that it is fine to walk around the fields, sniffing the wild grape and the green grass, and that no one can find pleasure like the man who rows, and skates, and swims 36___________,  people passing by the pond used to hear him whistling old ballads, or playing very softly and beautifully on a flute, and they thought he sounded lonely and sad. 

Прочитайте текст с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 30-36. Эти номера соответствуют заданиям 30-36, в которых представлены возможные варианты ответов. Запишите в поле ответа цифру 1, 2, 3 или 4, соответствующую выбранному вами варианту ответа.

Two years in a hut

Henry Thompson, a writer, built a hut on the shore of the pond and lived there all alone for two years. He did this for two reasons: because he wanted to 30___________ that people spend too much time and money on food and clothes and because he wanted a perfectly quiet chance to write more books. 31___________ to the writer, he spent only one hundred dollars a year while he lived in this hut. He raised beans on his land, ate wild beaks, caught fish and "went visiting" his friends and neighbours now and then. To buy his woodsman's clothes and a few necessities, he planted gardens, painted homes, and cut wood for his friends.

This period influenced Henry's creative work a lot. He wrote a book called "The Wood" which 32___________ us all about these seven or eight hundred days he lived in his hut. Several other books also describe the time when he 33___________ to live all by himself. These sold very well. In all of them Henry was boasting that he had found the only sensible way to live. "I am for simple living, and I 34___________ being alone!" he would declare in his books. He 35___________ you feel, when you read his books, that it is fine to walk around the fields, sniffing the wild grape and the green grass, and that no one can find pleasure like the man who rows, and skates, and swims 36___________,  people passing by the pond used to hear him whistling old ballads, or playing very softly and beautifully on a flute, and they thought he sounded lonely and sad.