Variant II 1.During ….. the inlet valve is closed and the fuel is compressed by the rising piston.a) the power stroke; b) the exhaust stroke;c) the inlet stroke; d) the compression stroke.2. During ….. both valves are closed, pressure rises in the combustion chamber, and the spark ignites the mixture.a) the power stroke; b) the exhaust stroke;c) the inlet stroke; d) the compression stroke.3 The automobile is made up of … basic partsa) one; b) two; c) three.4 Most automobile engines have … cylindersa) five; b) six; c) seven.5 Most automobile engines work on … - stroke cyclea) three; b) four; c) five.6. The Englishmen drive on the ___.a) left b) right c) center d) ice7. You can see a lot of cool ___ in London, Bentley is one of them.a) homes b) cars c) gardens d) towers8. You open the to look at the engine.a) bonnet b) antenna c) door d) petrol cap9. The true identification of any auto is the.a) antenna b) logo c) window d) mirror10. You put the suitcases in the , a) boot b) antenna c) door d) petrol cap11. Using chemicals, petrol or diesel you should be very careful to avoid .a) injury b) crack c) lack d) poisoning12. The Mercedes star is a well-known .a) antenna b) logo c) window d) mirror13. Open the and let some sun and fresh air into the car.a) antenna b) logo c) sunroof d) mirror14.When it starts raining, you need to switch on the .a) windscreen wipers b) logo c) sunroof d) mirror15 Use a to raise the vehicle.a) windscreen wipers b) logo c) sunroof d) jack16. 'What model is that?' 'I don't know, I can't see the from here.'a) windscreen wipers b) logo c) sunroof d) mirror17. The most famous brand made in Russia is .a) Lada b) BMW c) Reno d) Suzuki18. The money you pay when you buy a car is called .a) price b) size c) sunroof d) mirror19. The money you get when you sell a car is called .a) mirror b) size c) sunroof d) resale value20. How much petrol or diesel the car uses? The factor is called .a) mirror b) fuel consumption c) sunroof d) resale value21. When customers always buy their cars from the same manufacturer is called .a) mirror b) brand loyalty c) sunroof d) resale value22. I live in the country and there is no public .a) mirror b) brand loyalty c) transport d) resale value23. KAMAZ has a engine.a) diesel b) oil c) sunroof d) resale value24. The manufacturers always do tests.a) mirror b) crash c) sunroof d) resale value25.Anti Blocking System is .a) the ABC b) IBS c) ABS d) AVS

Globalization.Globalization is a controversial issue for business and governments throughout the world. We recognize globalization mainly through its effects. It's a bit like electricity - we can not see it, but we certainly observe what it does.Globalization can be described as a process by which the people of the world are unified into a single society and function together. This process is a combination of economic, technological, sociocultural and political forces. It's a movement of people, goods, capital and ideas due to increased economic integration.Globalization is a controversial issue mainly because different groups interpret it in different ways. For its opponents globalization is a threatening word. It prompts visions of large multinationals dominating the world in pursuit of ever-higher profits. Many pressure groups fear that globalization threatens the environment as well as national cultures - they predict that it will make the rich nations richer and the developing countries even poorer than they are. But its supporters have another point of view. They believe that increasing and freer trade between nations will offer prosperity and economic growth for all countries and businesses.So globalization is likely to be a hot potato for the twenty-first century. As far as the benefits are concerned there it's possible to name next statements:1. An opportunity to get acquainted with cultures of different nations;2. A variety of choice for consumers: when they can buy in their local stores and supermarkets not only home-produced goods but also foreign ones;3. Transnational corporations create additional work places for local people, at the same it is convenient for these large corporations as well: they may locate the labour-intensive part of their production process in countries with a relative abundance of labour in order to minimize their costs;4. Another point is risk-sharing. It's more reasonable to invest money not in one company but to create an international company with great amount of subsidiaries in various countries, so it won't have so serious consequences if one of them will not stand cut-throat competition;5. This cut-throat competition in the local markets between domestic and foreign producers leads to production of high-quality goods.The disadvantages of globalization are:1. Pollution of the environment (and there one peculiarity should be admitted - developed countries try to locate their harmful for the environment factories and works not in their own countries but in developing countries);2. Globalization destroys cultural identity, for example Europeans usually try to impose their customs and traditions on Asian people;3. Multinational corporations prefer to use cheap labour-force of developing countries for instance in Asia. And at the same time they provide their workers with bad and sometimes even awful working conditions;4. It's difficult for domestic producers to compete with multinational corporations especially if it's an infant industry;The last but not least is that we don't actually know to what globalization can lead, we don't realize its consequences.