1.       Match the famous people with their professions. a)  William Shakespeare          1)  a scientist b)  Charlie Chaplin                            2)  a writer c)   Isaac Newton                      3)  a musician d)  John Lennon                       4)  an  actor   2.       Make up the nouns using suffixes  –man, –er, –ist, –ian. a) art          b) politics   c) bank                 d) to run     e) business   3.       Choose the word with the same meaning. dominant    a) outstanding               b) main       c)  famous  d) clever   4.       Choose the word combination with the same meaning. sight           a) a place of meeting   b) a place of walking c) a place of speaking  d) a place of interest   5.       Fill in the gaps with appropriate article where it’s necessary (a, an, the, -). a)  This is … pen. … pen is red. b)  He would like to visit … Parish. c)   Showdown is a mountain in …Wales. d)  We live on … third floor. e)   … Albert Einstein was a famous scientist f)    Katy is … most beautiful girl of our class. g)  My sister is … artist. h)  He travelled twice across … Pacific Ocean   6.       Put the verb to be in the correct form. Translate the sentences. a)  Any nation … proud of its culture. b)  Yesterday it … sunny and warm. c)   Students … tired of boring lessons. d)  You … worth watching this film last Sunday.   7.       Ask the questions. The first words are given. a)  She has been to Oxford. – Has … b)  Tom reads the book. – Who … c)   My friend will buy a computer. – What …