2. Choose the correct answer to complete the sentences. 1. Who bought a goat?
a) the grandma;
b) the grandpa;
c) the son.
2. Where did the grandpa send his elder son?
a) to graze the goat;
b) to buy the goat;
c) to look after the goat.
3. When was the boy grazing the goat?
a) early in the morning;
b) until the late evening;
c) in the night.
4. Where was the grandpa standing in the red boots?
a) near the gates;
b) near the door;
c) near the window.
5. What did the goat snap when she was running on the bridge?
a) a maple leaf;
b) an oak leaf;
c) a poplar leaf.
6. Whom did the grandpa love?
a) his son;
b) his wife;
c) his goat.
7. Whom did the grandpa banish from his sight on the first day?
a) his wife;
b) his elder son;
c) his younger son.
8. Why did the grandpa become angry?
a) because the son was taking a bad look after the goat;
b) because the goat was hungry;
c) because the boy was grazing the goat until the late evening.
9. How did the grandpa call the goat?
a) dear;
b) lovely;
c) bad.
10. Where was the goat running?
a) on the bridge;
b) on the dam;
c) on the road.
LISTENING COMPREHENSION VARIANT 56
Mr. Daydream This is a story about a little boy called Jack. Now Jack is a very good little boy. He always eats up all his lunch. He always, goes to bed when it is late. But Jack is a daydream! One day, Jack was at school. He was sitting at his desk. The teacher was talking about history. It was a very warm day and Jack was sitting at the open window. Suddenly, he saw blue figure on the grass. The figure looked at Jack, smiled and cried: “Jack! Jack!” The teacher was saying his name. “Jack”, said the teacher again. “You are such a daydream!” It was true. Daydreaming is more fun than history!
