ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEST /EXAMPLE/
> Grammar material included in the English Admission Exam
1. The Noun – Gender, Number, Possessive case.
2. Articles – the Indefinite Article, the Definite Article, the Zero Article.
3. Adjectives. Comparatives and Superlatives.
4. Pronouns. Types of Pronouns and Usage.
5. Adverbs. Types of Adverbs. The Comparison of Adverbs.
6. Quantifiers – some, any, no, (a) little, (a) few. Numerals – Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers.
7. Prepositions. Types of Prepositions and Usage.
8. The Verb. Types of Verbs (Regular and Irregular Verbs). The Imperative.
9. Wordbuilding. Word-formation Patterns – Prefixes, Suffixes. Abstract Nouns. Phrasal Verbs.
10. Simple Tenses – the Present Simple Tense, the Past Simple Tense, the Future Simple Tense.
11. Continuous Tenses – the Present Continuous Tense, the Past Continuous Tense.
12. Perfect Tenses – the Present Perfect Tense, the Past Perfect Tense.
13. Ways of Expressing Futurity – Be Going To, the Present Simple Tense, the Present Continuous Tense.
14. Auxiliary Verbs – BE, HAVE, DO.
15. Modal Verbs.
16. The Passive Voice. The Causative.
17. Conditional Sentences – Type 0/1, Type 2, Type 3
18. Non-finite Verb Forms – the Infinitive, the –ING form/ the Gerund, the Past Participle.
19. Types of Sentences – the Simple Sentence, the Compound Sentence and the Complex Sentence.
20. Connectors and Linkers.
21. Word Order.
> Lexical minimum included in the English Admission Exam
1. My Day. Daily Routines. Telling the Time.
2. My Responsibilities and Duties.
3. Food and Ordering Food in Restaurants.
4. Leisure Time, Hobbies, Entertainment, Preferences, Interests.
5. Sports and Fitness. Sports Activities.
6. Shopping and Money (goods, prices, measurements, containers). Shops. Services.
7. Health and Healthy Lifestyle.
8. The Human Body (Parts of the Body).
9. Healthcare. Medical Services.
10. Nature and the Environment. Global Issues.
11. Weather, Climate, Natural Phenomena.
12. My Country and the World.
13. Languages, Countries, People and Nationalities.
14. World-famous Cultural and Historical Landmarks.
15. Holidays, Customs and Traditions around the World.
16. Travelling, Holidays, Tourism.
17. Transportation. Means of Transport.
18. Science and Technology.
19. Technology and Innovations in the 21st Century.
20. Education and Learning. Jobs and Career Paths.
MATHEMATICS TEST /EXAMPLE/
1. Operations with rational numbers. Whole and fractional rational expressions and actions with them. Root nth. Rooting a product, quotient, power and root. Main property of roots. 2. Linear function. Equations and inequalities of the first degree with one unknown. 3. Quadratic trinomial. Quadratic function. Quadratic equations and inequalities. Viet formulas. Biquadratic equations. 4. Actions with integers and fractional expressions. Abbreviated Multiplication Formulas. Fractional equations. 5. Method of intervals for solving integer and fractional inequalities. 6. Systems of two equations of the first or second degree with two unknowns. 7. Systems of inequalities of the first or second degree with one unknown. 8. Equations and inequalities containing modulus. 9. Irrational equations and inequalities. 10. Exponential and logarithmic function. Basic properties and actions with demonstrative and logarithmic expressions. 11. Exponential and logarithmic equations and inequalities. 12. Trigonometric functions and relationships between them. Trigonometric equations and inequalities. 13. Number lines. Arithmetic and geometric progression - properties, formulas for the nth term, formulas for the sum of the first n terms. 14. Parallel lines - properties and signs of parallelism. Perpendicular lines. Angles. 15. Triangle - types, main elements and properties. Average segments, medians, heights and bisectors in a triangle. Notable points in a triangle – midcenter, orthocenter, center of the inscribed circle and center of the circumcircle. 16. Identical and similar triangles - signs and properties. 17. Equilateral, isosceles and right triangles - properties, metric and trigonometric relationships. 18. Sine and cosine theorem. Formulas for medians and bisectors of arbitrary triangle. 19. Formulas for a face of a triangle. Relationship between faces of similar triangles. 20. Circumscribed about a triangle and a circle inscribed in a triangle. 21. Parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus, square and trapezoid - properties. Middle segment of a trapezoid. 22. A quadrilateral inscribed in a circle and a quadrilateral circumscribed about a circle - properties. 23. Formulas for the face of a triangle, parallelogram, trapezium and other convex quadrilaterals. 24. District. Tangent to a circle. 25. Central, inscribed and peripheral angle. Metric dependencies in a circle. 26. Regular polygons.
PHYSICS TEST /EXAMPLE/
1. Electric charges. Law of Conservation of Electric Charge. Coulomb's law. Electric field. Electric field strength. Electric power lines.
2. Electric field energy. Electric field potential. Electric voltage. Relationship between intensity and voltage. Equipotential surfaces.
3. Conductor in an electrostatic field. Electrostatic induction. A conductor in electrostatic equilibrium. Shielding and grounding of wires.
4. Dielectrics in an electric field. Polarization of dielectrics. Condenser. Capacitance of a capacitor. Types of capacitors.
5. Direct current. Ohm's law for part of an electric circuit. Resistance of wires. Connection of resistors. Work and power of direct electric current. Joule-Lenz law.
6. Lateral forces. Electromotive voltage. Types of EDN sources. Internal resistance of an EDN source. Ohm's law for the entire circuit.
7. Current in metals. Current flow mechanism. Drift speed. Dependence of resistance on temperature. Superconductivity.
8. Current in electrolytes. Faraday's Laws. Electrolysis.
9. Current in gases. Ionization. Volt-ampere characteristic of a gas discharge.
10. Semiconductors. Properties and construction. Current carriers. Intrinsic conductivity. Impurity conductivity. R-p transition. Semiconductor diode.
11. Magnetic induction. Ampere's Law. Direct current magnetic field. Motion of a charged particle in a magnetic field.
12. Electromagnetic induction. Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction.
13. Harmonic oscillation. Characteristics of oscillations. Power in harmonic oscillation. Acceleration in harmonic oscillation. Energy of harmonic oscillations. Mathematical and spring pendulum. Damping and forced oscillations.
14. Mechanical waves. Types of waves. Speed, amplitude, frequency and wavelength. Sound waves. Infrasound and ultrasound.
15. Electromagnetic waves. Spectrum of electromagnetic waves.
16. Propagation of light. Reflection and refraction. Interference and diffraction of light.
17. Dispersion of light. Spectra. Infrared and ultraviolet radiation. X-ray.
18. Thermal radiation. Photoelectric effect. Photons. Explanation of photo effect.
19. Spectrum of the hydrogen atom. Bohr model. Atomic transitions. Lasers.
20. Atomic nucleus. Isotopes. Mass defect. Connection energy. Radioactivity - alpha, beta and gamma decay. Law of radioactive decay.
21. Nuclear reactions. Fission of uranium nuclei. Nuclear reactors. Thermonuclear fusion.
22. Elementary particles. Quarks. Fundamental interactions.
23. Stars. Nuclear fusion in stars. Luminosity and temperature of stars. Spectral classification. Spectrum-luminosity diagram.
24. Evolution of stars. Nuclear stage, white dwarfs, neutron stars, black holes.
25. The world of galaxies. Types of galaxies. Hubble's Law.
26. The universe. Basic characteristics of the universe. The big Bang.
GENERAL TECHNICAL TEST /EXAMPLE/
The General Technical Preparation test includes test questions from four areas of knowledge: "Mathematics", "Machine elements and technical drawing", "Informatics" and
"Electrical and Electronics".
In the "Mathematics" section, simple problems are included, aimed at checking the ability of prospective students to make spatial and numerical inferences, yes
think analytically and abstractly.
In the Machine Elements and Technical Drawing section, questions from the following are included directions:
• rendering of machine elements;
• dimensioning of drawings and sketches;
• types of joints - bolted, riveted, pressed, etc.;
• bearings;
• connectors;
• gears.
For good preparation, it is necessary to pay attention to the purpose of machine elements and construction features. The Informatics section includes questions related to:
• use of basic software products (Windows, Word, Excel);
• device and operation of the main elements of computer systems;
• basics of programming.
The Electrical and Electronics section includes questions from the following directions:
• electrical circuit laws;
• connection of resistors (resistances);
• alternating current circuits;
• electrical measurements;
• basics of electronics.