1) Read the text about Moscow University and answer the questions: 1) What furniture is there in each room of the university dormitory?
2) What common rooms do we find on every floor?
3) Why is the University itself like a town?
4) What services does a student find in it?
5) Where can a student rest?
6) What does the University House of Culture put on?
7) What sport facilities do the students have at their disposal?
8) How many main libraries does the university have?

Moscow University itself is like a town. In it are all the services you require from a polyclinic to a newspaper stall, including chemist's, shoe repairer's, photographers, post-office, hair-dresser's, canteens, food shops, etc.
Each student has his own study/bedroom complete with a divan, a desk, a table, a bookshelf, a cupboard, a built-in wardrobe and a radio speaker. The rooms are arranged in pairs which share a common vestibule with a bathroom on one side and a toilet on the other. Along the corridor there is a television room with a piano, a common kitchen and a sort of gathering place around the phone that serves the floor.
As a part of University there is a special cultural section – a House of Culture. This puts on lots of concerts, meetings, recitals and films. There is a film nearly every night of the week and often the university gets films earlier than other cinemas.
The sport facilities in the university are very good. There are two large gymnasiums, and besides them there is a large natural skating-rink which in summer becomes a basket-ball and tennis courts. The university has its own indoor swimming pool too.
The university has two main libraries. They are light and comfortable to work in.

2) Choose the variant which you think fits best.
1) The company … advertise its computer software next month.
A. shall B. will C. do D. does
2) He never …. the advice of his colleagues.
A. follow B. follows C. has been follow D. have followed
3) Он звонил тебе сегодня утром или вчера вечером?
A. Has he called you today's morning or yesterday in the evening?
B. Was he call you today's morning or yesterday in the evening?
C. Did he call you today's morning or yesterday in the evening?
D. Did he called you today's morning or yesterday in the evening?
4) Every month I … the art supplies in this stationery store.
A. have ordered B. am ordering C. orders D. order
5) I … to concentrate, so please don't interrupt me.
A. try B. tried C. have tried D. am trying
6) I … to London.
A. had never been B. was never C. have never been D. has never been
7) Our personnel … over this project since 1993 and we still have much to do.
A. worked B. was working C. is working D. has been working
8) John … his broken car.
A. was already fixed B. had already fixed C. has already fixed D. already fixed
9) We … a delivery at the end of the week.
A. are expecting B. have expected C. is expecting D. expected
10) The students … for the professor since early morning, and he hasn’t come yet.
A. were waiting B. have been waiting C. waited D. wail
11) Their voyage to the North Pole … in 1908.
A. has taken place B. was takes place C. took place D. take place
12) The pitcher broke his leg while he … baseball.
A. has played B. was playing C. has been playing D. played
13) We … our plans for the future yet.
A. didn't discuss B. weren't discussing C. haven't discussed D. discussed
14) This producer … this film-star for many years, and he still does it successfully.
A. was promoting B. has been promoting C. promoted D. promotes
15) Лекция начинается утром или днем?
A. Has the lecture begin in the morning or in the afternoon?
B. Is the lecture begin in the morning or in the afternoon?
C. Did the lecture begin in the morning or in the afternoon?
D. Does the lecture begin in the morning or in the afternoon?