TEST 3 (9th FORM) 4. Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps.
1. Reflection/shadow
a) The moon was so bright that James could see his in the lake.
b) When Nick saw the of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a
leaf.
2. Sightings/sights
a of strange creatures have been reported by people all over the world.
b) Old castles are very popular in Britain.
3. Imagination/illusion
a) Helen's vivid
is what makes her able to write spine-chilling ghost stories.
b) Did the magician really make the man disappear or was it just an optical_?
4. horrifying violent
a) The Kraken would create a whirlpool to pull ships down to the bottom of the sea.
b) We have the legend of the Kraken, a
deep-sea monster.
5. staring glaring
a) The creature was at me from the page of the book.
b) When I saw the Loch Ness Monster, I couldn't stop
at it.
6. extinct/mythical
a) Some scientists

1. There are a lot of dictionaries in the world.

2. Teachers usually ask their students to have a vocabulary to write down new words into it.

3. Please, give me that big dictionary from the shelf.

4. Everyone who learns English, is supposed to be aiming to extend his or her vocabulary.

5. There is a vocabulary at the end of our textbook.

6. You can learn a lot about the language if you open a dictionary.

7. Pushkin's vocabulary is different from Gogol's vocabulary.

8. How many words are there in the english dictionary?

1. There are lots of dictionaries in the world.

2. Usually, teachers ask their students to have dictionaries so as to put down the new words.

3. Please, give me that large dictionary from the shelf.

4. Everyone who learns English, is supposed to be aiming to extend his or her vocabulary.

5. At the end of every studying book there is a dictionary.

6. You can find out lots of things about a language, when you open a dictionary.

7. Pushkin's vocabulary is different from Gogol's.

8. How many words does the English vocabulary contain?