2025. Ready for exams. Use of English. Test 38

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ (USE) for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ (DESTROY) the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ (REPLACE) 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ (CHILD) and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ (NOT/MAKE) mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ (CREATE) a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ (BE) less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____. Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ (MEAN) ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the word in brackets so that it fits the text grammatically. Write the answer in capitals without spaces as in the example. Example: WILLNOTBE A robot is a special kind of machine that follows the instructions coming from a computer. A robot ____________ mistakes and it never gets tired. Robots are all around ____ (WE). Robots make cars, explore dangerous places, clean things, answer telephone calls. Some of them can even take care of __________ and elderly people. If we didn’t have robots, our life ___________ less comfortable and more dangerous. According to the dictionary, the word ‘robot’ ____________ ‘compulsory labour’. The word ‘robot’ ____________ for the first time in a science fiction play in 1920. The robot from that play was a destructive machine that finally ______________ the human race. However, in real life, robots are still obedient to people. As for robots, the most enthusiastic nation is the Japanese. By now they ____________ a quarter of the world's robots. And they have very ambitious plans for the future. The Japanese engineers think that soon robots _____________ 3.5 million workers in their country.

Transform the highlighted word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. In 2005 the rock group The Rolling Stones released an album called ‘A Bigger Bang’. Many critics chose it as their favourite. This isn’t very __________________ (SURPRISE), but just think, it's their 25th album, and the Rolling Stones have been on the stage for more than 40 years! The lead __________________, Mick Jagger, the guitarist Keith Richards and the other musicians are over 60! And they are not losing their __________________, even nowadays. However, they are still much more __________________ for the songs they made in the 1960s and 70s. But, you know what? Young people __________________ listen to the Rolling Stones with their fathers and granddads. Isn't that __________________? In all aspects, theirs has been a remarkable career.

Transform the highlighted word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. In 2005 the rock group The Rolling Stones released an album called ‘A Bigger Bang’. Many critics chose it as their favourite. This isn’t very __________________, but just think, it's their 25th album, and the Rolling Stones have been on the stage for more than 40 years! The lead __________________, Mick Jagger, the guitarist Keith Richards and the other musicians are over 60! And they are not losing their __________________, even nowadays. However, they are still much more __________________ for the songs they made in the 1960s and 70s. But, you know what? Young people __________________ listen to the Rolling Stones with their fathers and granddads. Isn't that __________________ (IMPRESS)? In all aspects, theirs has been a remarkable career.

Transform the highlighted word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. In 2005 the rock group The Rolling Stones released an album called ‘A Bigger Bang’. Many critics chose it as their favourite. This isn’t very __________________, but just think, it's their 25th album, and the Rolling Stones have been on the stage for more than 40 years! The lead __________________, Mick Jagger, the guitarist Keith Richards and the other musicians are over 60! And they are not losing their __________________, even nowadays. However, they are still much more __________________ (FAME) for the songs they made in the 1960s and 70s. But, you know what? Young people __________________ listen to the Rolling Stones with their fathers and granddads. Isn't that __________________? In all aspects, theirs has been a remarkable career.

Transform the highlighted word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. In 2005 the rock group The Rolling Stones released an album called ‘A Bigger Bang’. Many critics chose it as their favourite. This isn’t very __________________, but just think, it's their 25th album, and the Rolling Stones have been on the stage for more than 40 years! The lead __________________, Mick Jagger, the guitarist Keith Richards and the other musicians are over 60! And they are not losing their __________________, even nowadays. However, they are still much more __________________ for the songs they made in the 1960s and 70s. But, you know what? Young people __________________ (REGULAR) listen to the Rolling Stones with their fathers and granddads. Isn't that __________________? In all aspects, theirs has been a remarkable career.

Transform the highlighted word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. In 2005 the rock group The Rolling Stones released an album called ‘A Bigger Bang’. Many critics chose it as their favourite. This isn’t very __________________, but just think, it's their 25th album, and the Rolling Stones have been on the stage for more than 40 years! The lead __________________, Mick Jagger, the guitarist Keith Richards and the other musicians are over 60! And they are not losing their __________________ (POPULAR), even nowadays. However, they are still much more __________________ for the songs they made in the 1960s and 70s. But, you know what? Young people __________________ listen to the Rolling Stones with their fathers and granddads. Isn't that __________________? In all aspects, theirs has been a remarkable career.

Transform the highlighted word in brackets so that it fits the text lexically and grammatically. Write the answer in capitals. In 2005 the rock group The Rolling Stones released an album called ‘A Bigger Bang’. Many critics chose it as their favourite. This isn’t very __________________, but just think, it's their 25th album, and the Rolling Stones have been on the stage for more than 40 years! The lead __________________ (SING), Mick Jagger, the guitarist Keith Richards and the other musicians are over 60! And they are not losing their __________________, even nowadays. However, they are still much more __________________ for the songs they made in the 1960s and 70s. But, you know what? Young people __________________ listen to the Rolling Stones with their fathers and granddads. Isn't that __________________? In all aspects, theirs has been a remarkable career.