III. Choose the correct grammar form to complete the sentence. II. Choose the word to complete the sentence

II. Choose the word to complete the sentence.

I. Match the following terms with their definitions.

Test 8

III. Choose the correct grammar form to complete the sentence.

1. I can’t help … them about it.

a) having been told b) to tell c) telling d) being told

2. He left the room without … at us.

a) looking b) having been looked c) being looked d) having looked

3. I am thankful to you for … me yesterday.

a) helping b) having helped c) having been helped d) being helped

4. Our teacher made us … the poem by heart.

a) to learn b) having learnt c) having been learnt d) learning

5. We insisted on … the goods immediately.

a) they deliver b) they delivering c) their delivering d) their being delivered

6. Do you think it’s worth … this film?

a) to see b) seeing c) being seen d) having seen

7. He began his working day by … morning newspapers.

a) look through b) being looked through c) having been looked through d) looking through

8. The manager was surprised at her … all engagements so suddenly.

a) cancel b) cancelling c) having cancelled d) being cancelled

9. I am proud of … to take part at that conference.

a) inviting b) having been invited c) invited d) having invited

10. We are interested in … your new samples.

a) having been received b) receive c) to be receiving d) receiving

(to be performed after studying Unit 16)

1. an informal word meaning to try to make people think that something is much better than it really is	Advertising agency
2. to make sure that people know about a new product or service by arranging special events	Hype up
3. an informal word meaning to try to make people interested in a product or service, for example by mentioning it on TV	Promote
4. an informal word meaning to advertise a new product very heavily	Plug
5. an independent firm that plans, produces and places advertising for its clients	Push

1. An advertisement on radio or television is called ….

a) movie b) commercial c) sales programme d) propaganda

2. … is used to increase sales by making the product or service known to a wider audience.

a) promotion b) research c) advertising d) word-of-mouth

3. Advertising on television is very expensive during … viewing hours.

a) peak b) high c) audience d) big

4. Newspaper advertising … for 45% of the total.

a) accounted b) counted c) comprised d) came

5. Advertisers look at each newspaper’s … figures before deciding where to place their advertisements.

a) circular b) population c) circulation d) revenue

1. Did you hear the secretary … that the manager would return at 5?

a) to say b) say c) has said d) to be saying

2. He was looking forward to … to Lviv.

a) go b) being gone c) have been going d) going

3. … without water for a long time, the flowers faded.

a) keeping b) having been kept c) kept d) having kept

4. Only important quests were permitted … there.

a) to wait b) to have been waiting c) wait d) waiting

5. They objected to … modifications.

a) making b) make c) be making d) having made

6. While … the film, I remembered my childhood.

a) seen b) seeing c) being seen d) having been seen

7. This student’s work proved … the best at the exhibition.

a) be b) to be c) being d) has been

8. Why don’t you do the work properly without …?

a) to remind b) remind c) reminding d) being remind

9. We visited one of the largest plants … cars in our country.

a) being produced b) produced c) producing d) having been produced

10. We expected them … the problem in detail.

a) to consider b) consider c) considering d) have considered

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