LITMIR.BIZ

      exhausted, failure, treasure, enable, permit, precious, describe, creative, conceive, splendid, promptly, average, liberty, inspiration, console, explore, approval, imagination.

      1. Children often have got vivid .......... .

      2. The .......... climbers were rescued by the rescue rangers.

      3. .......... Island is a very famous book by Stevenson.

      4. Being diligent in her studies she wanted to win her parents’ .......... .

      5. Climbing this mountain ended in .......... .

      6. He .......... a painting in details.

      7. The audience is not .......... to use the mobile phones during the performance.

      8. Money left by his uncle .......... him to buy a new car.

      9. I have got a very .......... job.

      10. He has got a lot of .......... stones in his collection.

      11. Before starting to write he was usually waiting for .......... .

      12. The performance begins .......... at nine o clock.

      13. They .......... a new land to find minerals.

      1) to think of a new idea, plan, etc.

      2) to give comfort or sympathy to somebody

      3) to give someone the ability or opportunity to do something

      4) very impressive or very good

      5) extremely tired

      6) around a usual or ordinary level

      7) a store of gold, silver, jewels 8) to say what somebody is like

      9) a lack of success of doing something

      10) rare and worth a lot of money

      11) to allow something to happen

      поспешить домой, распустить экспедицию, перечитывать вновь, отослать рукопись, во всяком случае, оказаться случайным обладателем, отрываться от работы, слава – вещь хорошая, перевернуть всю жизнь, без передышки.

      design, investigate, let, immediately, very tired, superb, independence, fiasco, depict, priceless, inventive.

      1. The expedition had broken up.

      2. He went through the grammar again and again.

      3. The citadels would go down before him.

      4. Fame was all very well.

      5. Ruth had turned his life back upon itself.

      6. In his article there had not been any news value.

      7. She did not think much of his plan.

      1. When Martin came back he did a great deal of studying and reading.

      2. Martin had not been permitted access to the precious volumes.

      3. The creative spirit in Martin flamed up.

      4. The return voyage to San Francisco was like a dream.

      5. He did not let Ruth know he was back.

      6. He mailed his work to the San Francisco Examiner.

      7. He had his programme for a week.

      8. Ruth noted the change in Martin.

      9. She did not approve of Eden’s idea.

      1. What was the end of Eden’s expedition?

      2. How did Martin get a complete Shakespeare?

      3. What did Martin decide?

      4. How did he want to win Ruth?

      5. What was he going to describe first of all?

      6. Why didn’t he let Ruth know he was back?

      7. Where did he mail his manuscript?

      8. What was his next work about?

      9. What did Ruth notice in Eden?

      10. Why didn’t Ruth approve of Eden’s idea?

      1. Martin did not earn enough to stay on land.

      2. Martin did not like the eight months spent on board the ship.

      3. He did not know what to tell Ruth about his voyage.

      4. The return voyage to San Francisco was like a nightmare.