Programme on Training Managers and Executives for the Enterprises of National Economy of the Russian FederationENTRY TEST 2003 |
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Pauline Ortiz is a senior officer for a banking union, and a graduate - life was not always so good. She left school at 17 and by 31 she was divorced with two children and no job. Then she heard about Ruskin.
Founded in 1899 Ruskin was the first residential college for working people and for those who had little or no educational opportunity when young.
Every autumn since then, men and women have arrived at the college from a variety of communities and backgrounds, ethnic, industrial, and trade union, to study full-time for the first time in their adult lives.
They will leave with a degree and go on to further study, on return home to make their careers. Few have any recognised educational qualifications when they arrive.
All have a common interest in a society and a desire to improve it. Entry to Ruskin is by interview and is only for students who are 20 and over.
The college is residential and full state grants are available.
If you are motivated to improve society this is your opportunity to gain the education you always wanted - but missed.
Think of where it could get you.
Send for a prospectus now or ring 01865 310713.
The Guardiem June 1999
41. Ruskin College is an institution for
A. military education
B. distance education
C. full-time higher education
D. post-graduate studies
42. To apply for a course you
A. must be a teenager
B. must be not younger than twenty
C. may be a person of any age
D. must be in your early twenties
43. The number of people studying at Ruskin
A. is unlimited
B. is more than 30
C. is not stated in the text
D. depends on communities' demands
44. Ruskin college is for
A. people without degrees
B. divorced people
C. bankers
D. local residents
45. People come to the college to
A. get a state grant
B. learn more about Ruskin
C. join a trade union
D. get a degree.
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46. How many Russia-based departments of business schools advertise their services?
A. none
B. two
C. one
D. four
47. Where is the university which is reported to provide a correspondence course for its MBA students?
A. Italy
B. Sweden
C. Britain
D. Russia
48. Applications are to be sent in by the end of October, 2001 at:
A. University of Durham
B. all the institutions
C. Bocconi University
D. Stockholm School of Economics
49. Where can one get more than one Masters degree?
A. Bocconi University School of management
B. University of Durham Business School
C. Leti-Lovanium School of Management
D. Stockholm School of Economics
50. What is the language of teaching in the educational institutions?
A. English
B. Swedish
C. Russian
D. not stated in the text.
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51. How many restaurants and cafes are situated in one street?
A. none
B. two
C. three
D. four
52. Where can you eat fish?
A. nowhere
B. in Joseph's Restaurant and Lancastrian Tea Room
C. in Tom Woodhouse, Elliot's Restaurant and Joseph's Restaurant
D. everywhere
53. Where can you eat meat?
A. in any of the restaurants
B. nowhere
C. in Elliot's Restaurant and Lancastrian Tea Room
D. in Joseph's Restaurant and Tom Woodhouse
54. Which restaurant is situated away from the centre?
A. Lancastrian Tea Room
B. Joseph's Restaurant
C. Elliot's Restaurant
D. Tom Woodhouse
55. Which of the restaurants is closed on Sunday?
A. Tom Woodhouse
B. Joseph's Restaurant
C. Joseph's Restaurant and Elliot's Restaurant
D. none.
Do You Need a Job?
When I first came to Gainesville, I realized that it is a relatively inexpensive place to live, but I still needed to find a job so I wouldn't have to worry about spending money when going out. Even though my parents helped support me, it was never enough. I felt that a job would give me spending money and allow me to be independent. While there are plenty of things to do without spending money, in order to experience college life to the fullest, it helps to have some extra cash. I have worked throughout college, both on the territory of the university and in town, and have found that there are a lot of jobs in Gainesville for students who may be interested in finding a job that relates to their field of study. As I specialize in advertising, I wanted to find a job that relates to the field, so I looked around and got a job at one of the campus radio stations. I thought that if I had to work while going to university, it might as well be interesting.
One of my friends, a former pre-medical student, worked at Shands Hospital while at university so that he could make some extra money while learning something valuable. He realized that he had no wish to go into any aspect of the medical field and he decided to try something else. Another friend of mine was interested in theatre and got a job at the Hippodrome State Theatre. She said she wasn't sure if theatre was a good field to study. Since she has been working, she has grown to love the theatrical field and would like to someday become an actress.
All of us have gained valuable experience from our jobs. A job can help you find out if you want to go into the field, or if you'll absolutely hate it.
If you are interested in getting a good job on the territory of the university or in town, you need to stop by the Student Employment Office in Criser Hall before the semester begins.
The College Student's Guide to Gainesville, USA, 1994
56. Why did the author decide to get a job?
A. because prices were high in Gainesville
B. because he wanted to specialize in advertising
C. because his parents didn't help him with money
D. because he wanted to have some money for entertainment
57. Where has the author had jobs during his university course?
A. he has worked quite near the university buildings
B. he has had jobs in different places throughout college
C. he has worked far from the university
D. he has worked on the university grounds
58. What kind of job did the author look for?
A. a job that would be connected with his future profession
B. a job that would be rather easy to do
C. a job that would pay well
D. a job that would give him an opportunity to attend university regularly
59. How did work during the university course help two of the author's friends?
A. it helped them to make decisions about their future professions
B. they understood that they were no good for the careers they were going to study for
C. it helped them to be successful in their careers
D. they realized that they were interested in the careers they had chosen
60. What is the central idea of the article?
A. there are a lot of jobs that are suitable for students on their university course
B. students should look for and take interesting jobs
C. work experience can be important for choosing a student's future profession
D. work during their university course helps students to make some extra money.
| Text 1 | Text 2 | Text 3 | Text 4 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 41. C. | 46. B. | 51. B. | 56. D. |
| 42. B. | 47. C. | 52. C. | 57. B. |
| 43. C. | 48. D. | 53. D. | 58. A. |
| 44. A. | 49. A. | 54. D. | 59. A. |
| 45. D. | 50. D. | 55. B. | 60. C. |