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The purpose of the first paragraph is to... 1) provide an example of negative life perception. 2) make you reflect on your attitude to life. 3) emphasize the importance of journal…

Which is NOT discussed in the article as an outcome of an optimistic attitude? 1) Fighting a sad mood. 2) Lengthening a person’s life. 3) Overcoming everyday pressure. 4) Improvin…

The phrasal verb lean toward in “tend to lean toward one of these thinking patterns” (paragraph 4) is closest in meaning to... 1) repeat. 2) learn. 3) prefer. 4) develop. The phra…

According to the article, how can optimism help people succeed? 1) Expecting good things to happen actually brings the good. 2) By shifting the focus from your skills to lucky cha…

It is implied in the text that when things go wrong optimists... 1) avoid finding fault with themselves. 2) focus on short - term solutions. 3) analyze personal failures. 4) think…

What is the author’s advice on acquiring optimistic thinking? 1) Read motivational quotes daily. 2) Say “thank you” to people around you. 3) Ask questions about your failings. 4) …

At the end of the article the author tries to... 1) suggest ways to become more positive. 2) share her experience of optimistic practices. 3) encourage readers to write down emoti…

Why is taking a gap year going out of fashion, according to Beth Adams? 1) It is boring. 2) It is quite expensive. 3) It is too long. 4) It is pointless. Why is taking a gap year …

Deferring in Paragraph 2 most probably means … 1) rejecting. 2) delaying. 3) getting. 4) choosing. Deferringin Paragraph 2 most probably means …; rejecting.; delaying.; getting.; …

Which advantage of a gap year is NOT mentioned in the text? 1) Understanding what you want. 2) Experiencing a different culture. 3) Becoming better at languages. 4) Having a rest …

Such individuals in Paragraph 4 (“It’s a common misconception that such individuals immediately go abroad …”) refers to … 1) interns and part - time workers. 2) young people with …

Which statement about Elena Ricci’s experience is FALSE? 1) She had a vision of her future job. 2) She worked abroad for some time. 3) She worked for a firm for a short time. 4) S…

What is the danger of taking a gap year, according to the text? 1) Risk of losing important skills. 2) Having a career in the field you dislike. 3) Misunderstanding on the part of…

The author advises that students should … 1) study on a master’s programme. 2) copy what other people do. 3) follow their own route. 4) try working after graduation. The author ad…

Why do many students need part - time jobs? 1) To pay student loans. 2) To be independent of parents. 3) To buy expensive stuff. 4) To cover their living expenses. Why do many stu…

These in Paragraph 3 (“These will be at least minimum wage …”) refers to … 1) jobs on campus. 2) university open days. 3) part - time jobs outside the uni. 4) volunteer work. Thes…

What is the danger of working flexible hours? 1) A low salary. 2) Irregular communication. 3) An unstable income. 4) An unreliable employer. What is the danger of working flexible…

Weary in Paragraph 8 most probably means … 1) distracted. 2) extremely tired. 3) totally disgusted. 4) very bored. Wearyin Paragraph 8 most probably means …; distracted.; extremel…

Which statement summarising the advice given in the text is FALSE? 1) Avoid jobs that take up most of your time. 2) Inform your boss of your timetable. 3) Study before you work an…

According to Juan Garcia, part - time employment gives students a higher chance to … 1) earn more money. 2) find a job when they graduate. 3) graduate with higher marks. 4) develo…

The author of the article aims to … 1) advise on how to balance work and study. 2) highlight the disadvantages of part - time work. 3) explain how to find a part - time job. 4) pe…

How is New Year in Russia different from other places, according to the text? 1) It is a bigger holiday than Christmas. 2) It is celebrated with close relatives. 3) New Year parti…

What does the author NOT advise foreigners to do? 1) Choose presents for hosts carefully. 2) Take an extra pair of home shoes. 3) Ask your hosts questions about traditions. 4) Get…

What is the worst thing to do on New Year’s eve? 1) Go to bed early. 2) Wear old clothes. 3) Watch fireworks. 4) Borrow money. What is the worst thing to do on New Year’s eve?; Go…

The word iconic in Paragraph 4 (“… for iconic beautiful views of the fireworks …”) is closest in meaning to … 1) popular. 2) memorable. 3) marvellous. 4) well - known. The wordico…

The author thinks that New Year decorations in Russia are … 1) suitable. 2) strange. 3) stylish. 4) cheap. The author thinks that New Year decorations in Russia are…; suitable.; s…

What is implied by the author’s comparison of Russia with Vienna? 1) Vienna is better decorated than Russia. 2) Russian people love classical music. 3) The author prefers European…

What is the author’s overall impression of Russia on New Year’s eve? 1) It is very noisy. 2) It is definitely worth visiting. 3) It is too cold in wintertime. 4) The major cities …

What are people sure to experience when coming to stay in a different country, according to the author? 1) Both good and bad emotions. 2) Language barrier. 3) Confusion. 4) Loneli…

The author believes that going to a foreign country without knowing its language is … 1) hard. 2) useful. 3) stupid. 4) common. The author believes that going to a foreign country…

It is implied that your communication skills are … when you live abroad. 1) improved naturally 2) challenged 3) more effective 4) often ignored It is implied that your communicati…

According to the author, expressing emotions in the Russian culture … 1) is untypical of many people. 2) differs depending on circumstances. 3) is forbidden in public places. 4) i…

The author thinks that compared to the USA, in Russian universities … 1) final exams are more difficult. 2) education process is more centralized. 3) teachers are more professiona…

“It” in “… Russians make up for it by hosting …” (paragraph 7) refers to the … 1) variety of student clubs. 2) social networking. 3) student activities. 4) quality of academic bui…

What is the main idea expressed in the last paragraph? 1) The adaptation period to a foreign culture depends on an individual. 2) Living in Russia for a long time is rather challe…

The author thinks that choosing a college should depend on … 1) food served there. 2) workout facilities. 3) classes and food. 4) healthy campus habits. The author thinks that cho…