Test A) Раскрой скобки для I, II, III типа условных предложений:
1. Jim ( to play) computer games if he ( to allow) by his father.
2. If the work ( to do)( to give ) a five" by the teacher.
3. You (to help ) me if you to have ) time?

1. At the age of 18 Australian teens have all the rights of a grown-up person.
True (T)
Explanation: According to the text, after turning 18, an Australian is considered an adult.

2. In Australia children go to school at five.
False (F)
Explanation: According to the text, students start primary school when they turn six.

3. Australians have summer when it is winter in Europe.
True (T)
Explanation: The text mentions that the school year in Australia begins in January and ends in November or December, which corresponds with the summer season.

4. Australian students choose all the subjects they like to study.
False (F)
Explanation: Students choose some of the subjects that they will continue studying until graduation, but not all the subjects.

5. All the students must study Maths and English.
True (T)
Explanation: The text states that English and Mathematics are compulsory subjects for all students.

6. Distance education is quite popular.
True (T)
Explanation: The text mentions that distance education can be arranged, and students living on the islands do all their schooling through distance education.

7. Teenagers in high school choose between school and distance education.
Not Stated (NS)
Explanation: The text does not provide information about teenagers in high school having the choice between school and distance education.

8. Australian schoolchildren have to wear uniforms.
True (T)
Explanation: The text mentions that every school in Australia has a school uniform.

9. Swimming is a very popular sport and they have swimming lessons at school.
True (T)
Explanation: The text states that swimming lessons are compulsory for students, with 80% of Australians living not far from the beach.

10. After school, the majority continue their studies at colleges and universities.
Not Stated (NS)
Explanation: The text does not provide information about the majority of Australian students continuing their studies at colleges and universities after school.

Now let's move on to completing the text:

My name is Oscar and I am a mouse. I live in the attic in Cinderella's house. Cindy and I were small, and her father was our roommate. When she was alive, we lived in a beautiful room downstairs. But after her death, she moved to the attic. I naturally felt low because I knew she would need my company.
One day, quite accidentally, I found a way to help her. You see, her step-sisters were ordering her around, and they made her cry. Cindy ran to me and they did something. (The text is cut off at this point, so it is incomplete and cannot be properly answered)

Student B: Ewa, I will be conducting the interview as the interviewer. Here are the questions:

1. What did you do in Australia?
- In Australia, I worked as a tourist guide and helped visitors explore the beautiful sights and attractions.

2. What was the weather like that morning?
- The weather that morning was quite pleasant and sunny. The sky was clear, and there was a gentle breeze.

3. Why did you decide to take off?
- I decided to take off because I noticed dark clouds gathering in the distance, which indicated the possibility of a storm. I wanted to ensure the safety of the tourists and myself.

4. What do you remember about the storm?
- The storm was intense. It started with strong winds blowing and darkening the sky. Then, heavy rain poured down, making it difficult to see. Thunder and lightning accompanied the downpour, adding to the intensity.

5. What was the most terrifying part of the experience?
- The most terrifying part was when a bolt of lightning struck a nearby tree, causing it to split in half. The loud crack and the suddenness of the event startled everyone. It was a truly terrifying moment.

6. How did you feel afterwards?
- After the storm passed, I felt a mix of relief and adrenaline rush. I was relieved that everyone remained safe and that the storm had not caused any harm to us. However, the experience left me feeling a bit shaken and in awe of the power of nature.

I have used information from the text to answer the questions.