Нужно решить тест по английскому языку. Вот: Past Simple (2) 1 Regular and irregular verbs 1 Read the text. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple. In the 1960s there was a race between the Soviet Union and the United States to be the first country into space. It (1) (cost) a lot of money. The United States (2) (spend) about $100 billion. Both countries (3) (use) German scientists to develop their rockets. The Space Race (4) (begin) in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik. They (5) (send) a dog into space on Sputnik 2. Then, in 1961, Yuri Gagarin (6) (become) the first man in space. He (7) (go) round the Earth once. It (8) (take) 108 minutes. In 1961 President Kennedy (9) (say) that before the end of 1969 Americans would land a man on the moon. In 1966 a Russian spacecraft landed on the moon, but there were no astronauts on board. In 1968 Apollo 8 orbited the moon. Then, in 1969, Apollo 11 (10) (land) on the moon, and Armstrong and Aldrin (11) (walk) on its surface. The Space Race (12) (end) in 1975 when the Russian Soyuz 19 (13) (meet) and (14) (join) America's Apollo 18 in space. So the Russians (15) ___ (win) the race to put the first man in space, but the Americans put the first man on the moon. 2 Look at the answers about the Space Race. Complete the questions. 1 'How much did the United States spend?' i\.bout $100 billion: 2 'When __ the Space Race ?' 'In 1957: 3 'What¬¬¬¬¬¬ the Soviet Union into space on Sputnik 2?' ‘A dog: 4 'When __ Yuri Gagarin the first man in space?' 'In 1961: 5 'How many times __ he round the Earth?' 'Once: 6 'How long __ it ? '108 minutes: 7 'When __ Apollo 11 on the moon?' 'In 1969: 8 'When __ the Space Race ?' 'In 1975:

It cost a lot of money. The United States spent about

$100 billion. Both countries used German scientists to develop their

rockets.

The Space Race began in 1957 when the Soviet Union launched

the first satellite, Sputnik. They sent a dog into space on Sputnik 2.

Then, in 1961, Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space. He

went round the Earth once. It took 108 minutes.

In 1961 President Kennedy said that before the end of 1969

Americans would land a man on the moon.

In 1966 a Russian spacecraft landed on the moon, but there were no astronauts

on board.

In 1968 Apollo 8 orbited the moon. Then, in 1969, Apollo 11 landed

on the moon, and Armstrong and Aldrin walked on its surface.

The Space Race ended in 1975 when the Russian Soyuz 19

met and joined America's Apollo 18 in space.

So the Russians won the race to put the first man in space, but

the Americans put the first man on the moon.

2 Look at the answers about the Space Race. Complete the questions.

1 'How much did the United States spend?' about $100 billion

2 'When did the Space Race begin?' 'In 1957:

3 'What did the Soviet Union send into space on Sputnik 2?' ‘A dog:

4 'When did Yuri Gagarin become the first man in space?' 'In 1961:

5 'How many times did he go round the Earth?' 'Once:

6 'How long did it take? '108 minutes:

7 'When did Apollo 11 land on the moon?' 'In 1969:

8 'When did the Space Race end?' 'In 1975:

Объяснение:

he park of the 300 anniversary of St. Petersburg, as well as any other has the sights. Is ordinary, and there are also those which are allocated with magic properties: Happy monument. In the territory of the park there is a monument devoted to a certain Francisco da Mirande. He was a revolutionary and the fighter for freedom. It is unknown from where the belief has gone that he brings happiness to newly married. If to rub the left boot of a monument, family life will be quiet and happy. In St. Petersburg thousands of similar magic constructions, but Francisco, isn't so popular therefore there is an opinion that his magic is stronger, than at the others. Beacon. Actually it is a column from granite, but this fact doesn't belittle her beauty at all. Her tiers are a symbol of three centuries of the city. Later on him it is planned to immortalize names of people which have exerted impact on development of the city. Attractions. Most important and big is a Piterland aquapark which is not only a park sight, but also city. By the way, perhaps it will be included in the book of records soon as the owner of the highest dome in the world – 45 meters. Here is both waterslides, and schools of surfing/diving and the wave pool and is a lot of other entertainments on water. Beach. The park of the 300 anniversary of St. Petersburg stands on the bank of the Gulf of Finland therefore there is everything that is necessary: sea air, the sun (as far as whining St. Petersburg weather allows), the platform for volleyball, bicycle rental and сигвеев and a tremendous landscape. It is forbidden to bathe, however, as it is a way for courts, on water the fuel oil film, and water rather cold is constantly poured. Holidays. Here constantly celebrate large dates in life of Russia and St. Petersburg. In a big way celebrate both the Victory Day, and Children's Day, and Maslenitsa, and other actions. Often various actions like start of heavenly small lamps and sports competitions take place. In the winter. In the coldest season in this park, as well as in many central parks of St. Petersburg, it is possible to go skiing on picturesque vicinities. For children there will also be a mass of opportunities to have fun - to drive on the sledge, to move down on a hill on an ice-boat or to play snowballs. "" это абзацы.

Парк 300-летия Санкт-Петербурга, как и любой другой, имеет свои достопримечательности. Обыкновенно, и есть также те, которые наделены магическими свойствами: Счастливый памятник. На территории парка есть памятник, посвященный некоему Франсиско да Миранде. Он был революционером и борцом за свободу. Откуда пришла вера в то, что он приносит счастье новобрачным, неизвестно. Если потереть левый сапог памятника, семейная жизнь будет спокойной и счастливой. В Санкт-Петербурге тысячи подобных магических сооружений, но Франциско, не очень популярен, поэтому есть мнение, что его магия сильнее, чем у других. Beacon. На самом деле это колонна из гранита, но этот факт вовсе не умаляет ее красоту. Ее ярусы являются символом трех веков города. Позже его планируется увековечить имена людей, которые оказали влияние на развитие города. Достопримечательности. Наиболее важным и большим является аквапарк Piterland, который является не только парковой достопримечательностью, но и городом. Кстати, возможно, он скоро будет включен в книгу рекордов, поскольку владелец самого высокого купола в мире - 45 метров. Здесь есть и водные горки, и школы серфинга / дайвинга и волновой бассейн и много других развлечений на воде. Пляж. Парк 300-летия Санкт-Петербурга стоит на берегу Финского залива, поэтому здесь есть все, что нужно: морской воздух, солнце (насколько позволяет ныть Санкт-Петербургская погода), площадка для волейбола, велосипед прокат и сигвеев и потрясающий пейзаж. Запрещается купаться, однако, так как это путь для судов, на воду постоянно заливается мазутная пленка, а вода достаточно холодная. Каникулы. Здесь постоянно отмечают большие даты в жизни России и Санкт-Петербурга. По-разному празднуют и День Победы, и День защиты детей, и Масленицу, и другие мероприятия. Часто проходят различные мероприятия, такие как запуск небесных фонариков и спортивные соревнования. Зимой. В самое холодное время года в этом парке, а также во многих центральных парках Санкт-Петербурга можно покататься на лыжах по живописным окрестностям. Для детей также будет масса возможностей повеселиться - покататься на санях, спуститься на горке на ледяной лодке или поиграть в снежки. "" это абзацы.

1. The first automatic engine driver was developed in 1960 by Russia.

2. The train tickets have been booked online by Robert.

3. New ticket-vending machines are being installed at the terminal by the railway.

4. Our plans had been changed by us by that time.

5. The optimum temperature and humidity is maintained in the coach by air-conditioning system.

6. Central and eastern regions of the country will be connected by the new railway line.

7. Tickets were bought by them two days before their departure.

8. The new equipment is tested by the engineers now.

9. Robert said that his case had been deposited in the left-luggage office.

10. Viaducts were built by people to cross canyons and ravines.