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The conditions specified for Bulgaria and Romania were

A not stricter than those imposed on previous new members

B tougher than those imposed on previous new members

C the same with conditions stipulated for other countries

5. The strict monitoring regime and sanctions hanging over these countries

A would have been to continue after accession

B had been meant to help the countries to sort out their internal problems

C had been meant to oversee how the conditions of accession are fulfilled

6. The fight against corruption was seen as obligatory because

A corruption in Bulgaria and Romania affected the neighbouring countries

B it could have resulted in the economic crisis

C it may influence the EU budgeting

7. Britain’s open-door policy after the last EU expansion led to

A a flood of unskilled workers

B a flood of half a million workers in two years

C some improvements in the internal job market

The UK is going

A to limit the influx of immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania in the country

B to help immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania to find jobs
С to work out a new policy related to immigrants from Bulgaria and Romania.

9. The Romanian Prime Minister requires

an equal treatment for Romania, because

A this is a basic principle, stated in the treaty

B he believes that reasons to impose restrictions are insignificant

C the EU supports the UK in their decision to impose restrictions for Romanians

The Bulgarian Ambassador to the UK

refers to the statistics data provided by

A independent agencies in Bulgaria

B the UK final surveys

C independent agencies of the EU

TEST 3

T3- Variant 1

1. Pakistan's President is

A blaming al-Qaeda for the assassination of Benazir Bhutto

B blaming Benazir Bhutto for the cooperation with al-Qaeda

C claiming al-Qaeda had nothing to do with Benazir Bhutto’s death

Analysts say

A she was killed in spite of all might of the Government's security capability

B her death required a mass of witnesses to defend the Government's security capability

C her death demonstrated that the Government's security is not reliable

3. Europe correspondent Jane Hutcheon reports that a week before Bhutto’s death
A 50 Pakistanis committed a suicide i n a mosque in the north-west of the country

B 15 Pakistanis committed a suicide i n a mosque in the north-west of the country

C 50 Pakistanis were attacked by terrorists

i n a mosque in the north-west of the country

It was one of the attacks in the past six months

A aimed at leading figures

B aimed at fearing people

C aimed at the representatives of the Western Governments