The UK is going

The conditions specified for Bulgaria and Romania were

Being in office, Tony Blair

T2 -Variant 2

TEST 2

The Bulgarian Ambassador to the UK believes

After accession the Centre of European Reforms is going to provide both countries with

The countries have to solve the problem of corruption, because

A it undermines the EU financial security principles

B if they don’t the countries may require bigger part of the EU budget

C it may influence decision making, the EU budgeting and the internal market

A immediate access to the EU job market.
B gradual access to the EU job market.
C the access to the job market, but immediate or gradual is the question

9. The Romanian Prime Minister

A requires equal treatment for the Romanians in the job market

B calls for restrictions of the UK arbitrariness

C demands to include a special provision on the Romanians employment into the treaty

A that most of Bulgarians will rush to GB

B that 12,000 Bulgarians will establish themselves in GB

C that 3, 000 may wish to settle down in GB

A had been supported by the EU

B seemed not to support radical expansion

of the EU

C supported a radical expansion of the EU

2. The decision about Romania’s and Bulgaria’s accession to the EU was to take place

A a year ahead of schedule.

B 20 months ahead of schedule

C as it had been initially planned

3. The European Commission President

A deems there is no reason to change plans

for Romania’s and Bulgaria’s accession

B believes the countries had done nothing to join the EU

C notes the progress that had been made by the both countries

A not stricter than those imposed on previous new members

B tougher than those imposed on previous new members

C the same with conditions stipulated for other countries

5. The strict monitoring regime and sanctions hanging over these countries

A would have been to continue after accession

B had been meant to help the countries to sort out their internal problems

C had been meant to oversee how the conditions of accession are fulfilled

6. The fight against corruption was seen as obligatory because

A corruption in Bulgaria and Romania affected the neighbouring countries

B it could have resulted in the economic crisis

C it may influence the EU budgeting

7. Britain’s open-door policy after the last EU expansion led to

A a flood of unskilled workers

B a flood of half a million workers in two years

C some improvements in the internal job market

A to limit the influx of immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania in the country

B to help immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania to find jobs
С to work out a new policy related to immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania.

9. The Romanian Prime Minister requires

an equal treatment for Romania, because

A this is a basic principle, stated in the treaty

B he believes that reasons to impose restrictions are insignificant

C the EU supports the UK in their decision to impose restrictions for Romanians

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