Банк заданий ЕГЭ по английскому языку - страница 64

The man ________ to pay. He saved 2,000 euros because the company that owns the billboard decided to give the space for free. (NOT HAVE)

About 70,000 people a day could see the CV from their car. This idea worked. A holiday resort gave ________ a job. He started it ten days after putting his résumé on the billboard. (HE)

The end is coming for New York’s public payphones. New York City officials said workers ________ all public payphones from the city’s streets soon. Payphones used to be everywhere in the city — on every street corner and in every park and public place. (REMOVE)

Many New Yorkers probably won’t even notice the phones are going. Most younger people ________ one since birth. They may even have to read the instructions to use a phone. (NOT SEE)

Modern technology means the public phones aren’t needed. Additionally, they take up sidewalk space that could ________ serve people with disabilities and families with children in strollers. (WELL)

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Furry river otters often sound like squeaky toys. They like to fight each other or frolic in the water. Seeing these cute, ________ animals is good fun. It is also good news for the environment. (PLAY)

The population of otters can indicate how ________ the environment is. The otters experienced a steep drop in numbers in the 1900s. (HEALTH)

This was because of extensive fur ________ and toxins in the water. They are not considered endangered today, though. Otters look for habitats with clean water and a lot of healthy fish. (HUNT)

Researchers look for contaminants and parasites in otter excrement. This helps ________ learn about the health of the surrounding environment and its food sources. (SCIENCE)

For example, the Elizabeth River was long considered a “dead river” because of ________. It is now flourishing. As a result, in the past five years, a great many more otters have been seen there. (POLLUTE)