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1.How many players does a football team consist of? (11)
2. How many days do the Winter Olympics games last?(10)
3. What kind of sports game, which has a ball, net and two teams? (Volleyball)
4.Whose idea was it to bring the Olympic games back to life? (Pierrede Coubertin).
5 Volleyball team consists of how many players (6)
6. What is the name of thesports judge? (Referee)
7. What sports are forbidden to participate in the Olympic Games? ( Car racing)
8. The country that presented the world of judo? (Japany)
9. What breed of dog was the mascot of the 1972 Munich Olympics? (Dachshund)
10 .Which country's team became European football champion in 2000? (France)
11. What is the slowest sport swimming style? (Breaststroke)
12. What weapons are used in fencing?(Sword)
13. Game with a ball and a wooden mallet? (Croquet)
14. Arena for boxers. (Boxing ring)
15. Which country is the homeland of baseball? (England)
16.What is the maximum number of points you can score with one throw when playing darts?(60)
17. How many pawns are on the chess board before the start of the match? (16)
18. Which country's team won the first European football championshipin 1960? (The USSR)
19. What Olympic sport arose in the USSR? (Rhythmic gymnastics)
20.Which of these games uses the largest ball? (Basketball)​

I’ve got much of homework tonight.

There isn’t much of chocolate in the fridge.

We need much of bread for the sandwiches.

Does your car use much of fuel?

My sister eats much of pasta.

Ex.2. Choose the correct words to complete the questions.

How many students are there in your class?

Did you get a lot of birthday presents?

How much money do we need?

Have you got much homework for next week?

Are there a lot of computers in your school?

How many times a week do you cycle to school?

Is there a lot of pollution in your city?

Ex.3. Complete the text with where, which or who.

There is a teacher 1who is really cool. His name is Mr. Jackson. He’s the only teacher 2whodoesn’t own a car. He rides a really old bike 3which you can hear from miles away! He says he’s trying to save the planet. I try to do things 4which help the environment, too. At school I speak to students 5wholeave their rubbish in the wrong places. I say to them. There are recycling bins 6where you can put your old cans and paper. I want to live in a place 7where there isn’t rubbish everywhere. There is only one world 8which we can live in, so we must look after it!

From the immense deserts (а - огромные пустыни) of Kara - kum to the snows of the Tien Shan, the newly independent republics (b - независимые республики) of Central Asia have a natural beauty(c - природная красота) and grandeur easily matching their wealth of Silk Road treasures. Our adventures start in Kyrgyzstan, a mountain paradise surrounded by deserts. The mountain-dwelling Kirghizes are celebrated horsemen (d - прославленные джигиты) and many still spend the summer in remote yurt camps (e - отдалённые поселения из юрт) in the Tien Shan ("Heavenly Mountain"). We hike wonderful valleys with forests and glacial lakes (j - ледниковые озёра), and relax at Lake Issyk-Kul (The kirghiz "Sacred sea"), an enormous alpine lake (g - огромное альпийское/горное озеро) at 5.000 feet where we can ride horses and soak in hot springs. After a raft trip on the Chu river, we move to the steppes of Kazakhstan to have bird watch in the Aksu Gorge wildlife reserve. In Usbekistan we visit three magical oases of Silk Road fame: Samakand, Bukhara, and Khiva, in Samarkand, where Tamerlane held sway, we find the most spectacular architectural ensemble (h - самый впечатляющий архитектурный ансамбль)  in all Central Asia: 14th-century Registan square, which would easily dwarf the Taj Mahal in a contest of mosques, minarets, and mosaics. In Bukhara, once one of the "Three pearls" of the silk road, the old historic quarter illustrates 1.000 years of history in its collection of caravan saries, domed bazaars, mosques, and madrassas. And in Khiva, a walled city (i - город-крепость) in the entire inner town are a virtual outdoor museum (f - музей под открытым небом) of the 17th to 19th centurues. Our last stop is at Ashkhabad, capital of Turkmenistan, where we wander in its famous Sunday rug bazaar and ride camels before returning home.