Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: The floorboards gleamed. Elizabeth was grey-haired, lined, but neat. The children well behaved, sitting down betimes to their broth in two rows _ an almost refectory table
(*ответ*) along
(*ответ*) at
(*ответ*) near
under
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: The house had been smelly and dirty. ‘I’ll show you round,’ Elizabeth had said in a tone of _ refinement, and they were forced to push through a dark narrow passage behind her skinny form till they came to the big room where the children slept
(*ответ*) mock
(*ответ*) fake
(*ответ*) pretentious
make
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: There was a lopsided double bed in the corner, and beside it a table cluttered with mugs, tins, a comb and brush, a number of hair curlers, a framed photograph of the Sacred Heart, and also Raymond _ what he thought erroneously to be a box of contraceptives
(*ответ*) noticed
(*ответ*) observed
(*ответ*) saw
got
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: They had pulled up outside the house where Elizabeth lived on the ground floor. Lou looked at the chipped paint, the dirty windows and torn grey-white curtains and was reminded with startling clarity other hopeless childhood in Liverpool from which, miraculously, hope had lifted her, and had come true, for the nuns had _ her that job; and she had trained as a nurse among white-painted beds, and white shining walls, and tiles, hot water everywhere and Dettol without stint
(*ответ*) got
(*ответ*) given
(*ответ*) provided
proved
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: They went to her one day towards the end of their holiday. Henry sat at the back of the car beside a _ suitcase stuffed with old clothes for Elizabeth
(*ответ*) large
(*ответ*) big
(*ответ*) huge
nice
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: They _ their London holiday, but it was somewhat marred by a visit to that widowed sister of Lou’s to whom she allowed a pound a week towards the rearing of her eight children. Lou had not seen her sister Elizabeth for nine years
(*ответ*) enjoyed
(*ответ*) loved
(*ответ*) liked
dreaded
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: When she had first married she had wanted all white-painted furniture that you could wash and liberate from germs; but Raymond had been for oak, he did not understand the _ of hygiene and new enamel paint, for his upbringing had been orderly, he had been accustomed to a lounge suite and autumn tints in the front room all his life. And now Lou stood and looked at the outside of Elizabeth’s place and felt she had gone right back
(*ответ*) pleasure
(*ответ*) nicity
(*ответ*) importance
futility
Find the three answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: You should hear her cheeking up to the teachers.’ Elizabeth’s bones _ with laughter among her loose clothes.
(*ответ*) jerked
(*ответ*) jumped
(*ответ*) trembled
broke
Find the two answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: A hand first supported him and then pushed him _
(*ответ*) hard
(*ответ*) bad
good
soft
Find the two answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: A voice spoke to him softly through the star-shaped hole in the door. “Don’t worry, Mr. Thomas,” it said, “we won’t hurt you, not if you _ quiet.” Mr. Thomas put his head between his hands and pondered
(*ответ*) stay
(*ответ*) remain
reafrain
make
Find the two answers that best correspond to the original version of the novel: After a while it seemed to him that there were sounds in the silence — they were _ and came from the direction of his house
(*ответ*) faint
(*ответ*) quiet
inaudible
loud