Shavings, nesting material, an exercise wheel, a water bottle, a food

Dish and food.

Almost all of your hamster’s life will be spent in the cage. So, buy

The largest cage you can afford.

Make sure that your hamster has fresh water at all times. A general

Hamster mix from the pet shop will make up most of your pet’s diet. You

Can also give it carrots, raisins, cheese, dog biscuits and acorns as treats.

In general, do not feed your hamster sweets or prepared foods. With daily

Food and water, regular attention and a weekly cage cleaning, your

Hamster should be a happy addition to your household for several years.

True False

The article says it is important for parents to

Agree that you are old enough to have a pet.

Dogs make good pets when you live in a small

Flat.

When choosing a pet shop, choose one with

A knowledgeable staff who can give you

Information about the pets.

It is better to buy a fully-grown animal than

A young one.

A hamster’s cage must be big enough to allow

Your hamster to move around.

A hamster sleeps in wood shavings.

The article says that it is very important to be

Sure your hamster has water.

A hamster will consider chips and crackers

A good treat.

You should clean your hamster’s cage every year.

The article recommends that you bring your

Hamster home for a visit to be sure it will be

Happy in your flat.

Variant 2

2 Complete the text with the words from the table.

A Museum Fit for a King

Located on (1) Seine River in the heart of Paris, the Louvre

Is (2) biggest art museum in the world. It has seven major areas,

(3) one hundred different rooms, and (4) 300,000 items

In (5) collection.

The Louvre is (6) of several different buildings that (7)

Added over many centuries. The very first section, built more than eight

Hundred years ago, was originally (8) as a fortress to protect Paris

From the Vikings. Within a hundred years, King Charles V had turned

One of the towers into a library. (9) his reign, King Henry IV added

A huge section called the Grande Galerie. After the French Revolution,

The art in the Louvre was available for everyone to enjoy. The museum

Opened to the public for the first time (10) November 8, 1793.

Today, the Louvre is owned and operated by the French government.

A B C

A the —

A the —

More than more then most of

Near nearly nearest

Its his their

Making up makes up made up

Were was has

Use used using

While During For

At in on

3 Comment on the following issues.

Describe a visit to a place that you will always remember.

• Write what place it was and describe it.

• Describe what you were doing there and explain why you will remember

It.

VARIANT 3

1 Read the text and mark (V) the following statements «True» or «False».

School Life for a British Schoolboy

I leave home at 6:45 and walk 20 minutes to catch a bus to school.

The journey takes an hour because the bus has to keep stopping to pick

Up other students along the way. On arriving I collect my Tablet PC from

The Learning Centre and go to my Tutor Room for registration at 8:30.

We do our early morning work while our class teacher takes the

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