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31)A property that causes some particles to attract each other and others to repel each other. ___

32)A substance with many free electrons. ___

33)A device that uses conducting foil to detect charge. ___

34)The removal of static electricity by conduction to the earth. ___

35)A circuit that gives electrons more than one path along which to move. ___

36)A unit used to measure potential difference. ___

37)An instrument used to measure current. ___

38)A flow of electrons. ___

39)A unit used to measure resistance. ___

2. Select the letter of the answer that best completes each of the following:

40)What kind of charge do electrons have? a. positive

b. negative c. no charge

d. sometimes positive, sometimes negative

41)Electrons may be moved from one substance to another by …

a.using an insulator

b.heating

c.rubbing

d.all of the above.

42) Charges that can move between atoms are …

a.free electrons

b.free protons

c.free neutrons

d.all of the above.

43) Copper is a better conductor than glass. This is because …

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a.copper has more atoms

b.glass has more free electrons

c.copper has more free electrons

d.the electrons in copper are bound tightly to their atoms.

44) As two charges move closer to each other, the electric force between them

a.increases

b.decreases

c.stays the same

d.increases, then decreases.

45) Current is measured in …

a.volts

b.ohms

c.voltage

d.amperes.

46) A device that opens or closes a circuit is a …

a.load

b.source

c.switch

d.battery.

3. Complete the following:

47)Opposite charges ….

48)Electricity that is not moving is ….

49)A path along which electrons flow is a ….

50)The work needed to move a charge from one point to another is the ….

Points: 50

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IV. Conditional Sentences.

Choose the correct answer:

51) Plants die if you (not/water) them.

a.won‘t water

b.don‘t water

c.wouldn‘t water

52)If I had one million dollars, I (probably/buy) a yacht. a. would probably buy

b. will probably buy c. probably bought

53)‗How did it happen that you missed your stop?‘ ‗I (not/miss) it if the conductor (announce) the stops.‘

a. wouldn‘t miss

d. had announced

b. hadn‘t missed

e. would have announced

c. wouldn‘t have missed

f. announced

54) What a pity my husband is away! If he (be) here, he (help) us.

a. were

d. will help

b. would be

e. would help

c. is

f. helps

55) If I (get up) early tomorrow morning, I (go) jogging.

a. will get up

d. go

b. get up

e. am going to go

c. got up

f. will go

56) You look tired. If I (be) you, I (take) a holiday.

a. be

d. will take

b. were

e. would take

c. have been

f. take

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57) If Benjamin Franklin (not/work) so hard, he (not/become) the symbol of America.

a. didn‘t work

d. wouldn‘t have become

b. wouldn‘t have worked

e. hadn‘t become

c. hadn‘t worked

f. wouldn‘t become

58) If the water (be heated) to 100 °C, it (boil).

a. will be heated

d. would boil

b. would be heated

e. boils

c. is heated

f. boil

59) If pigs (have) wings, they (fly).

 

a. had

d. will fly

b. have

e. fly

c. would have

f. would fly

60) Hurry up! We (not/get) good seats if we (arrive) late.

a. don‘t get

d. arrived

b. won‘t get

e. will arrive

c. didn‘t get

f. arrive

IV. Modal Verbs.

Choose the correct answer:

61) You will …speak Spanish in another few months.

a.can

b.have

c.be able to

d.ought

62) Nobody answers the phone. They …be out.

a.should

b.would

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c.can

d.must

63) I‘m sorry, I …have phoned to tell you I was coming.

a.should to

b.ought to

c.had to

d.could

64) To my mind, the government …take care of old people.

a.ought

b.need to

c.must

d.may

65) I …get up early on Mondays.

a.am able

b.have to

c.must

d.may

66) The policeman told the woman she …worry.

a.needn‘t

b.needn‘t to

c.couldn‘t

d.mustn‘t

67) …you mind passing me the salt?

a.will

b.should

c.could

d.would

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68) As you …remember, I was always interested in scientific experiments.

a.may

b.have to

c.must

d.ought to

69)Little children like books with large print. They …read them more easily. a. should

b. must c. can

d. have to

70)…I speak to Jane, please?

a.could

b.shall

c.must

d.ought

Points: 20

 

Total:

 

 

 

 

70

 

A (відмінно)

66,5

- 70

B (добре)

59,5

- 66

C (добре)

53

- 59

D (задовільно)

46

52,5

E (задовільно)

42,5- 45,5

FX (незадовільно)

35

- 42

F (не допущений)

<35

 

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USEFUL DATA

 

 

 

 

Metric Prefixes

 

 

M-

 

mega-

 

 

106

 

k-

 

kilo-

 

 

103

 

m-

 

milli-

 

 

10-3

 

µ- (Greek mu)

micro-

 

 

10-6

 

n-

 

nano-

 

 

10-9

 

p-

 

pico-

 

 

10-12

 

f-

 

femto-

 

 

10-15

 

 

 

The Greek Alphabet

 

 

α

A

alpha

 

λ

Ν

nu

 

β

B

beta

 

μ

Ξ

xi

γ

Г

gamma

 

ν

Ο

omicron

δ

delta

 

π

Π

pi

ε

Ε

epsilon

 

ξ

Ρ

rho

δ

Ζ

zeta

 

ζ

 

sigma

ε

Η

eta

 

η

Σ

tau

ζ

Θ

theta

 

υ

Τ

upsilon

η

Θ

iota

 

θ

Φ

phi

θ

Κ

kappa

 

χ

Υ

chi

ι

Λ

lambda

 

ψ

Φ

psi

κ

Μ

mu

 

ω

Χ

omega

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fundamental Constants

gravitational constant

G = 6.67 × 10-11 N·m2 /kg2

speed of light

c = 3.00 × 108 m/s

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Notation and Units

 

quantity

unit

symbol

distance

meter, m

x, ∆x

time

second, s

t, ∆t

mass

kilogram, kg

m

density

kg/m3

ξ

area

m2 (square meters)

A

volume

m3 (cubic meters)

V

velocity

m/s

v

acceleration

m/s2

a

gravitational field

J/kg·m or m/s2

ɡ

force

newton, 1 N=1 kg·m/s2

F

pressure

1 Pa=1 N/m2

P

energy

joule, J

E

power

watt, 1 W = 1 J/s

P

momentum

kg·m/s

p

angular momentum

kg·m2/s or J·s

L

torque

N·m

η

period

s

T

 

Conversions

 

Nonmetric units in terms of metric ones:

 

1 inch

= 25.4 mm (by definition)

1 pound-force

= 4.5 newtons of force

(1kg) · ɡ

= 2.2 pounds-force

1 scientific calorie

= 4.18 J

 

1 kcal

= 4.18 × 103 J

1 gallon

= 3.78 × 103 cm3

1 horsepower

= 746 W

 

Relationship among U.S. units:

 

1 foot (ft)

= 12 inches

 

1 yard (yd)

= 3 feet

 

1 mile (mi)

= 5280 feet

 

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TABLE OF IRREGULAR VERBS

INFINITIVE

PAST

PAST PARTICIPLE

Be

was/were

been

Become

became

become

Begin

began

begun

Bring

brought

brought

Build

built

built

Buy

bought

bought

Can

could

been able (to)

Catch

caught

caught

Choose

chose

chosen

Come

came

come

Cost

cost

cost

Do

did

done

Draw

drew

drawn

Drink

drank

drunk

Drive

drove

driven

Dwell

dwelt/dwelled

dwelt/dwelled

Eat

ate

eaten

Fall

fell

fallen

Feed

fed

fed

Find

found

found

Fly

flew

flown

Get

got

got

Give

gave

given

Go

went

gone

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Have

had

had

Hear

heard

heard

Hit

hit

hit

Hold

held

held

Keep

kept

kept

Know

knew

known

Learn

learnt

learnt

Leave

left

left

Lose

lost

lost

Make

made

made

Mean

meant

meant

Meet

met

met

Put

put

put

Read

read

read

Run

ran

run

Say

said

said

See

saw

seen

Send

sent

sent

Shoot

shot

shot

Sing

sang

sung

Sit

sat

sat

Sleep

slept

slept

Speak

spoke

spoken

Spell

spelt/spelled

spelt/spelled

Spend

spent

spent

Spin

spun

spun

Stand

stood

stood

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