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Date Name Form 7

TEST 1 (UNIT 1. WE ARE DIFFERENT)

Variant 1

a. Read the text and complete it with the words from the box.

sense forehead curly sociable common

Passage 1. My friends name is Terry. We live next door, however weare not in the same class.

Passage 2. Terry is tall and slim. Hes got short, dark curly hair anda high .

Passage 3. Terry and I have got much in . Welike going to the cinema together and we often play football after

classes.Passage 4. Terry is very and friendly, so he

is a great fun to be with. He is generous and clever and he has a goodof humour, too.

b. Answer the questions: write down the number of the right passage.

1) What passage introduces Terry? 1

2) What passage describes Terrys character?

3) What passage describes Terrys appearance?

4) What passage describes Terrys interests?

Choose and circle the correct word.

1) Jackie has very good manners. Everybody says she is a polite /

devoted person.

2) Tony doesnt like working or studying. He is so mean/lazy!

3) Elisa hates talking to strangers as she is very miserable/shy.

4) Daniel doesnt like giving presents to his friends. He is so greedy/

generous.


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Complete the sentences with the letter of the correct variant.

1) Can you speak b ? I cant hear you! a) loud b) louder c) loudest

2) People say that I look my mother. a) like b) as c) is

3) Why didnt you call me yesterday?

I was as busy a bee. a) like b) as c) is

4) This dress is the one youve got. a) nice b) nicer c) nicest

Match the pictures with the right adverbs. Complete the sentences with proper ad-verbs.

a b

c d

b1) happily 3) angrily

2) sadly 4) bravely

1) Even if you dont agree with your parents, you shouldnt speak to

your mother so angrily .

2) In the story, the prince wins the fire-breezing

dragoon.

3) The children were playing with their toys.

4) Whats wrong? Your eyes are looking so !


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Variant 2

a. Read the text and complete it with the words from the box.

cheerful kind true long turned

Passage 1. Wendy is my cousin and she is my best friend. We grewup together and weve been very dear to each other since then.

Passage 2. Wendy is a wonderful person. She is kind -hearted and

honest. Wendy is and funny, too. She likes tellingjokes and making people laugh.

Passage 3. Wendy is very pretty with red hair anda round face. Her nose is up and her beautifulgreen eyes look widely.

Passage 4. We spend nearly all our free time together: listen to music,

watch films and do aerobics. I think we are friends.

b. Answer the questions: write down the number of the right passage.

1) What passage introduces Wendy? 1

2) What passage describes Wendys character?

3) What passage describes Wendys appearance?

4) What passage describes Wendys interests?

Choose and circle the correct word.

1) Sally likes giving people presents. She is very generous /polite.

2) Andy smiles and laughs a lot. He is funny and cheerful/tolerant.

3) You can trust him. He is really thoughtful/reliable.

4) Tony hasnt got any friends. He is a lonely/sociable person.


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1) Yesterday I got up b than usual. a) early b) earlier c) earliest

2) When I saw that awful dog, I was as scared a rabbit. a) like b) as c) is

3) The baby looks an angel. a) like b) as c) is

4) Airplanes are the means of transport. a) fast b) faster c) fastest

Match the pictures with the right adverbs. Complete the sentences with proper ad-verbs.

a b

c d

a 1) cheerfully 2) friendly

3) seriously 4) greedily

1) In spring the birds are singing so cheerfully ! It is pleasant tolisten to them.

2) She ate noisily and .

3) He smiled at me in a way.

4) Why cant you ever take anything ? You arealways joking and laughing.


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TEST 2 (UNIT 2. GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS)

Variant 1


1) In itself, its not a difficult problem to c . a) print b) impress c) solve

2) Hes been me all week.a) avoiding b) coping c) allowing

3) Id like to know the why youre so late. a) certain b) reason c) treat

4) Do they know what the fire? a) research b) got along c) caused

5) It would be a mistake to his opinion. a) allow b) ignore c) cope

Fill in the correct preposition.

about with at away in on

1) She smiled at him and he smiled back.

2) His trip to India made a strong impression him.

3) Fit people are better able to cope stress.4) Shes been all on her own since her daughter moved .

5) How going to a cafe together?

6) In Britain when people talk to each other, they stand a certaindistance from a person they are talking to.

Read the sentences and tick (P) the correct ones.

1) His parents wont allow him watch TV too long.P His parents wont allow him to watch TV too long.

2) First of all, let me to ask you something.

First of all, let me ask you something.

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3) What makes you say that?

What makes you to say that?

4) This cathedral is build by Sir Christopher Wren.

This cathedral is built by Sir Christopher Wren.5) Kevins brother dont let him use his bike.

Kevins brother doesnt let him use his bike.

Arrange the phrases of the dialogue in the correct order. Put 16 into the rightbox.

Yes, its mine.

Thanks a lot.1 Excuse me, is that your newspaper?

May I borrow it for a minute, please? Theres some interestinginformation I want to read.

You are welcome.

Yes, Ive already read it. Here you are.


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TEST 2 (UNIT 2. GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS)

Variant 2


1) I left early to a the rush hour.a) avoid b) research c) let

2) Give me one good why I should help you. a) formal b) reason c) treat

3) It me that she remembered my name. a) allowed b) impressed c) mattered

4) How can you defend such ? a) treat b) shy c) behaviour

5) Take it ! Dont panic. a) matter b) reason c) easy

Fill in the correct preposition.

of for to along with on

1) She and her sister get along just fine together.

2) My words made no impression her.

3) Its cruel to make fun people who stammer.4) If you want to pass your exams youd better change your attitude

learning!

5) Lets meet tea tonight. I want to tell yousomething.

6) Its difficult to hold a conversation him.

Read the sentences and tick (P) the correct ones.

1) He is not allowed stay out late.

P He is not allowed to stay out late.

2) Our Maths teacher doesnt let us to use calculators during the test.

Our Maths teacher doesnt let us use calculators during the test.


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3) Nothing will make me change my mind.

Nothing will make me to change my mind.

4) This story is written by OHenry.

This story is wrote by OHenry.5) My parents didnt let me go to the party last Friday.

My parents dont let me go to the party last Friday.

Arrange the phrases of the dialogue in the correct order. Put 16 into the rightbox.

How about going to the cinema on Friday? Theres a goodcomedy on.

Not really Maybe next time.

Do you like comedies?

Oh, come on!

Yes, very much. Why?

On Friday? Thank you for your invitation, but Im afraid Im busyon Friday. I have to get ready for the test.


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Date Name Form 7

TEST 3 (UNIT 3. DOING CHORES)

Variant 1

Listen to the text and read the statements. Then tick (P) the box in front of the cor-rect variant.

1) The title that would best explain the main idea of this story is

a) A Housewifes Easy Day.

Pb) A Housewifes Busy Day.

c) Mrs Arnolds Family.

d) How to Keep a Clean House.

2) Mrs Arnold wore a pedometer

a) because she could do more housework with it.

b) because she looked good with it.

c) to find out how many kilometres she walks a day.

d) to find out how many hours she works a day.

3) Mrs Arnold cleaned the bedrooms and bathrooms

a) in the morning.

b) in the afternoon.

c) in the evening.

d) after she had picked up the children from school.


1) A piece of cloth for wiping the mouth is a a . a) napkin b) spoon c) knife d) fridge

2) To cook something (usually in a frying pan) in fat is to . a) bake b) fry c) boil d) grill

3) The meat is too . You have put too much spice in it. a) spicy b) salty c) sweet d) sour


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Variant 2


1) From this text we can say that...

a) Mrs Arnold likes working about the house.

b) Mr Arnold doesnt help his wife with the housework.

c) a housewife usually walks more than 15 kilometres a day.

Pd) a housewife may do much walking during her day.

2) In the evening Mrs Arnolda) vacuumed the floors.

b) cleaned the windows.

c) made a meal.

d) drove the children to school.

3) Mrs Arnold watered her neighbours plants

a) in the morning.

b) in the afternoon.

c) in the evening.

d) after vacuuming the floors.

Complete the sentences with the letter of the correct variant.1) A container with a handle used for making and serving tea is

a d . a) grill b) microwave oven c) frying pan d) teapot2) To cook in an oven (used especially about bread, cakes, etc) is to

. a) bake b) fry c) boil d) grill3) Some common are pepper, ginger and cinnamon.

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4) An open container, usually round in shape, typically used for holding

food and liquids is a . a) bowl b) fork c) knife d) spoon

5) To cook meat and vegetables in liquid for a long time is to . a) bake. b) fry. c. stew d) grill.

6) This apple juice is too ! Its impossible to drink! a) salty b) sour c) bitter d) spicy

Arrange the letters in the words in the correct order and match them with the pictures.

1 2

3 4

a) LSAGS glass

b) APIKNN

c) OKFR

d) AETLP

Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Perfect Continuous.

1) We have been making (to make) this dessert for two hoursalready.

2) Daddy (to fish) all the morning.3) Jim (to help) his mom about the

house since the beginning of the week.

4) My sister (totalk) on the phone for anhour already.


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Date Name Form 7

LISTENING COMPREHENSION(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1

Listen to the text and read the questions. Then tick (

P) the box in front of the cor-

rect variant.

1) Who is Tito?

a) Marthas friend. P c) A monkey.

b) A child. d) A dog.

2) What can Tito do for Martha?

a) He can cook for her.

b) He can feed her.

c) He can perform music for her.

d) He can wash up after a meal.

3) Why are capuchin monkeys trained for caring about people?

a) They are clever and patient.

b) They are small and friendly.

c) They are energetic and hard-working.

d) They can live longer than other monkeys.

4) How long does it take them to learn their job?

a) One year. c) Three years.

b) Two years. d) Four years.

5) What does Martha say about Tito?

a) She could live without him.

b) It would be difficult for her to live without him.

c) He cant help in many things.

d) Tito isnt very friendly.


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6) What does NOT Martha say about Tito?

a) He helps her a lot.

b) At first she worried a little.

c) She still worries about Tito.

d) Everything is fine now.

Listen to the text and read the pairs of statements to it. Which of the statements istrue? Tick (P) them.

1) This is how to make an ice cream.

P This is how to make a shake.

2) You need apple juice for your shake.

You need orange juice for your shake.

3) You need one cup of juice.

You need two cups of juice.

4) For the shake you do not need any yoghurt.

For the shake you need some yoghurt.

5) You need one banana for your shake.

You need two bananas for your shake.

6) After you peel the banana you should put it into a blender.

After you peel the banana you should freeze it.


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LISTENING COMPREHENSION(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 2


P) the box in front of the cor-

rect variant.

1) Where does Tito come from?

a) North America. c) North Africa.

b) South America. P d) South Africa.

2) Who is Martha?

a) Titos mother. c) Titos friend.

b) Titos owner. d) A scientist.

3) Whats the problem with Martha?

a) She cant move her head.

b) She cant move her arms and legs.

c) She cant talk.

d) She cant see.

4) What can Tito turn on?

a) The gas.

b) The computer.

c) The stereo.

d) The water.

5) What does Martha say about Tito?

a) He cant help in everything.

b) She worries about him all the time.

c) He is just an ordinary monkey.

d) Tito helps her a lot.


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6) How long can capuchin monkeys live?

a) Four years.

b) Twenty years and more.

c) About twenty years.

d) We cant say from the text.

Listen to the text and read the pairs of statements to it. Which of the statements istrue? Tick (P) them.

1) You should take two cups of yoghurt for your shake.

P You should take one cup of yoghurt for your shake.

2) Before squeezing the oranges you should cut them.

Before squeezing the oranges you should freeze them.

3) You should be mixing ingredients in the blender for 1 minute.

You should be mixing ingredients in the blender until smooth.

4) For the juice you need two oranges.

For the juice you need three oranges.

5) Before you freeze the banana, you should cut it.

Before you freeze the banana, you should peel it.

6) For mixing the ingredients you need a blender.

For mixing the ingredients you need a squeezer.


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Date Name Form 7

READING(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1

Read the text and the statements to it. Then tick (P) the box in front of the correct variant.

Would your mother like to have a machine to do all her housework?Dont laugh! There may be such a machine within the next ten years.A professor from England says that the average family will some day

be able to buy a mechanical housemaid for $2,000.The machine would look like a box that has mechanical arms and three

legs attached to it.It would be able to set the table, make the beds, push a vacuum

cleaner to pick up dust and dirt, and prepare vegetables.

And the professor said, I would like to teach the machines to cook because wives enjoy that.

1) The main idea of this story is

a) women like the work about the house.

Pb) there may be a mechanical housemaid in many homes

within 10 years.

c) machines cannot cook.

d) a professor from England wants a machine to do the

housework for him.

2) The facts in this story come from

a) an American scientist. c) an English professor.

b) a Ukrainian inventor. d) a Japanese mechanic.

3) How will the mechanical housemaid look like?

a) A vacuum cleaner. c) A mixer.

b) A toaster. d) A box.

4) The machine told about in this story would NOT

a) teach other machines. c) make the beds.

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5) The machine told about in this story

a) will have one leg.

b) will have mechanical arms.

c) will not be able to set the table.

d) will be able to cook.6) The professor wouldnt want to teach the machine to cook

because

a) housewives do it better.

b) housewives like cooking.

c) the machine then will cost too much.

d) the food wont taste good.

Complete the text with the words from the box.

like hard-working interested selfish different tastes

Well, what are the kids of the new millennium really like? What aretheir dreams and interests? How do they see the world and how wouldthey like it? The young of today are interesting, complex and varied inmany different ways. Its not easy to analyze this multicoloured

world, nor to describe it in just a few words. You only have to lookaround you: so many different and habits, and ideas!We wanted to ask some boys and girls a simple question: What are you

? Lets see what Lucia answered.Lucia: Im a very serious and person and Ive got

a pretty good idea about my future: thats why I think its very importantto study well. Perhaps, Im a bit ,always doing what really interests me. I dont care much about film orpop stars, not even the ones my friends are crazy about. I always try to

find some excuse not to go to parties and if I go I dont mix with thecrowd. I like to use the computer, but only for work. Imin lots of things and always want to learn something new.


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READING(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 2

Read the text and the statements to it. Then tick (

P) the box in front of the correct variant.

Sophie was asked what kind of people she enjoys spending time with.I like people who have the same interests as I have. These peopleusually enjoy good food and good company. They are usually easy-going too. That is they are tolerant with other people with differentideas about life and other things. They usually enjoy a good discussionor even an argument. They dont mind if other people have completelydifferent opinions from theirs. On the other hand, I dont get on withpeople who are very untidy or selfish. For example, a friend once came

to stay with me and left her clothes all over my flat. She didnt bother tohelp with the washing up after I cooked for her. When we went out fora meal once, she expected me to pay for it. Thats the kind of personI dont like.

1) Sophie likes spending time with people who...

a) have different interests.

b) dont care about good food.

c) dont care about good company.Pd) respect other peoples ideas.

2) Sophie doesnt mind (isnt against)...

a) untidiness. c) a good discussion.

b) selfishness. d) people who are not tolerant.

3) The word tolerant is very close in meaning to the word...

a) polite. c) neat.b) optimistic. d) mean.

4) The word easy-going is the same as the word...

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5) What shows that Sohpies friend is untidy?

a) She left her clothes all over the flat.

b) She didnt help with the washing up.

c) When they went out for a meal once, she expected Sophie

to pay for it.

d) She didnt share Sophies ideas.

6) What shows that Sohpies friend is selfish?

a) She left her clothes all over the flat.

b) She didnt help with the washing up.

c) She often argued with Sophie about different things.

d) She didnt share Sophies ideas.

Complete the text with the words from the box.

sauce fried tasty black Chips meat

In London you can try the cooking of almost every country in theworld. Many restaurants and cafes sell take-away food. Perhaps the best

known is the British Fish and Chips , a very simple dish, that

consists of a fish and potatoes.Some old cafe in Greenwich specialize in Pie and Mash. Thats

another traditional dish which consists of a pie, usually a pie,

and mashed potato. Its simple, but and itscheap. The family who own the cafe have been making pie and mash forgenerations. The meal is served either with gravy, thats a dark meaty

sauce, or parsley , which they call green liquor.If you asked for just a coffee or tea, you would usually get milk in it.

So its important to ask for a coffee if youdont want milk in it.

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WRITING(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1

Imagine that your parents are leaving for holidays and want you to take care of do-mestic affairs. Write a memo about what your parents want you to do while they are

away from home.

Make up questions to the following answers.

1)When young people in Britain meet, they usually smile and say Hi!or Hello!

2)

My brother and I usually help Mum with the shopping and cleaning.3)

If you need to interrupt someone, you should say Excuse me!

Complete the sentences with the true information about you.

1) Im usually allowed

2) My parents never let me

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Date Name Form 7

WRITING(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 2

Write a short description of a famous person. Dont forget to metion his/her name,why this person is famous his/her name; why this person is famous (he/she is a famousactor/actress, politician, writer, etc.); his/her hair; his/her eyes; his/her nose; his/hermanners.


1)People in Britain like using short forms of their names.

2)Of all the housework, I prefer cooking.

3)

When you want to hear something again, you should say Sorry,I didnt catch that.

Complete the sentences with the true information about you.

1) My mother sometimes lets me

2) At school pupils mustnt

3) When I grow up, Ill allow my children


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Date Name Form 7

SPEAKING(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1

Imagine that you are asking your friend to meet a relative of yours at the station.Describe your relatives appearance according to the plan:

his/her name;

his/her age;

his/her figure;

his/her face;

his/her clothes;

his/her manners.

Look at the picture. What can you cook of the food items you can see in the pic-ture? What other food items do you need for that dish? Tell how youll cook it.

What do you say in the following situations?1) If you need to interrupt someone.2) When you want to apologize.3) When you want to agree with your friend.


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SPEAKING(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 2

Look at the picture. Describe the person you can see there according to the plan:

if it is a man/woman/boy/girl;

his/her age;

his/her figure;

his/her face;

his/her clothes;

what character he/she has.

Describe your household duties: what they are;

when and how often you have to do them;

which of them you like, which ones you dont really like.

What do you say in the following situations?

1) When you want to hear something again.2) When you are accepting the apology.3) If you want to disagree with your friend.


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TEST 4 (UNIT 4. DOCTOR! DOCTOR!)

Variant 1

Read the text and complete it with the letter of the correct variant.

You start 1) a . Your throat gets 2) andscratchy. You have to blow your nose a lot. You dont feel very well.Do you have cold? Or do you have the flu?

Colds and flu are 3) caused by germs called viruses.But they are caused by different kinds of viruses. Colds are often calledcommon colds. Flu is short for influenza.

Signs that you have a cold or the 4) are called

symptoms. The symptoms of a cold are a sore throat, 5) ,

sneezing, and a stuffy, runny nose. Colds usually do not cause a fever.Flu symptoms are like cold symptoms, but the flu also causes chills,

6) , and headaches. It makes you feel tired and achy allover.

a b c d

1 sneezing disease medicine headache

2 cold sore cough pain

3 doctors nurses toothache illnesses

4 throat examine medicine flu

5 healthy sore cough toothache

6 fever aspirin viruses illness

Match the words with their definitions.

a) tummy-ache c) fever e) healthy

b) thermometer d) patient f) ill

f 1) Not in good health.

2) A pain in your stomach.

3) One of many diseases when the body becomes very hot.

4) A person who is receiving medical treatment.


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5) In good physical health.

6) An instrument for measuring temperature.

Complete the dialogues with the letter of the phrases from the box.

a) I feel awful. c) You should stay in bed.b) Ive got a sore throat. d) You should go to the dentist.

1) Whats the matter with you?

Ive caught a cold.

c .

3) Are you alright?

No. Ive got a toothache.

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2) Have you got a runny nose?

Yes, and , too. You shouldnt eat ice cream

and drink cold Cola.

4) .

Why, have you got a badheadache?

No, I think I have got an

earache.

Choose and circle the correct verb form.

1) I finished/ had finishedthe test before the bell rang /rung.

2) After the doctor had examined/has examined Mary, he prescribed/had prescribed her some medicine.

3) Linda ran/had run to the station very quickly, but the train has/had

already left.

4) As soon as Sam had eaten/ate three packs of chips, he felt/had felt

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TEST 4 (UNIT 4. DOCTOR! DOCTOR!)

Variant 2


There is no cure for the common cold. People take medicine to helptheir sore throats, coughs, and 1) c noses. Doctors say that

2) in bed is the best way to treat a cold.

There is no cure for the flu, either. Doctors can give you 3)to make you feel better. Resting in bed and drinking lots of juice andwater is the best way to treat the flu.

One thing you can do to protect yourself against cold and flu viruses isto wash your hands before you eat anything or touch your face. You can

also try not to spread 4) when you have a cold or the flu.Cover your mouth when you 6) . Use tissues when you

5) . And wash your hands frequently to keep from spreadingviruses to others.

a b c d

1 cold sore runny pain

2 resting examining studying bleeding

3 ice cream medicine fever thermometer4 sneeze fever medicine viruses

5 temperature sore sneeze earache

6 cough aspirin pain illness

Match the words with their definitions.

a) toothache c) dizziness e) runny nose

b) cough d) pill f) fit

e 1) When liquid flows from the nose.

2) A round tablet of medicine.

3) If you feel ill in your tooth.

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5) The feeling that everything is going round and that you are

going to fall.

6) To send air out of your mouth and throat with a sudden loud noise.

Complete the dialogues with the letter of the replies from the box.

a) You should eat regularly. c) Ive got a bad toothache.b) You shouldnt eat so much ice cream. d) Whats wrong?

1) d . Ive got a fever. Here, take an aspirin.

3) Why arent you eatinganything?

I have got a bad tummy-ache.

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2) Whats wrong with yourvoice?

Ive got a sore throat.

.

4) Are you alright?

No, Im not. . You should go to the

dentist.

Choose and underline the correct verb form.

1) After I had finished /finished my homework, I decided/haddecided to go for a walk.

2) By the time the doctor came/had come, William has/had already

taken the temperature.

3) The book was/had been so interesting, that Nick had/has stopped

reading it only by midnight.

4) John has/had never tried pasta before he travelled/had travelled to

Italy.


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TEST 5 (UNIT 5. BRITISH LIFESTYLE)

Variant 1

Listen to the texts and match them with the pictures. Write under the pictures what

holiday it is.

4


1) Where do many people go on Christmas Eve ? Many people go to midnight mass in church on Christmas Eve.

2) ?

Before Christmas, in the UK, people send Christmas cards to theirfriends and family.

3) ?

On the day after Christmas, called Boxing Day in Britain, many

sporting events take place.4) ?

For Yorkshire pudding you need flour, eggs and milk.

5) ?

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Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

disappointing devoted per cent married reserved convenient

1) The house is very spacious and convenient .

2) Rachel and David are getting on Saturday.3) A person is someone who is slow or unwilling

to show feelings or express opinions

4) She herself to her children.

5) The end of the story was .

6) It is often stated that we use only ten of ourbrain.

Rewrite the following sentences in the Present Simple Passive.

1) They say the British are great tea-drinkers.

The British are said to be great tea drinkers.

2) Bill cleans his room at the weekend.

3) Mother usually bakes a cake on Sundays.

4) At Christmas people give gifts to their friends and relatives.

5) People believe Emma is very emotional.

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TEST 5 (UNIT 5. BRITISH LIFESTYLE)

Variant 2

Listen to the texts and match them with the pictures. Write under the pictures what

holiday it is.

4


1) What does Christmas dinner usually consist of in Britain ? Christmas dinner in Britain usually consists of roast turkey and

vegetables, followed by Christmas pudding.

2) ?

The British use written invitations when they want to invite theirfriends to a special party.

3) ?

English families often grow nice gardens near their houses.

4) ?

In Britain people eat mince pies and Christmas cakes at Christmas.

5) ?

The day before lent is called Shrove Tuesday.


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Complete the sentences with the words from the box.

hospitable couple average cozy get queue

1) The couple celebrated their golden wedding in January.

2) I joined the end of the .3) I felt warm and sitting by the fire.

4) The local people are very to strangers.

5) Samuel and Lisa on well with each other.

6) The age for getting married in Britain is26 for men and 24 for women.

Rewrite the following sentences in the Present Simple Passive.

1) They know the British as polite and well-mannered people.

The British are known as polite and well-mannered people.

2) Kellie usually writes brilliant essays.

3) They often serve vanilla ice cream for dessert.

4) The British grow flowers in front of their houses.

5) They consider that the Welsh are good singers.

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TEST 6 (UNIT 6. SPORT IN BRITAIN)

Variant 1

Listen to the text and read the questions. Then tick (P) the box in front of the cor-

rect variant.1) Wimbledon is a championship of

a) football.P c) golf.

b) tennis. d) basketball.

2) When was the first Wimbledon championship?

a) In 1787. c) In 1887.

b) In 1877. d) In 1978.

3) When was Fred Perry the champion of Wimbledon?

a) In 1877. c) In 1936.

b) In 1836. d) In 1985.

4) What was John McEnroe like?

a) He was tolerant. c) He was polite.

b) He was kind. d) He was bad-tempered.

5) How old was Boris Becker when he became mens champion in1985?

a) He was 14. c) He was 17.

b) He was 15. d) He was 21.

6) What was the name of the sportsman who often threw the racket onthe ground?

a) Kathy Rinaldy. c) Lottie Dod.

b) Fred Perry. d) John McEnroe.


Basketball is one of the worlds most popular 1) a . Its played

in more than 200 countries, in 2) , school gyms, and sports

arenas. All you need is a 3) and a hoop.


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Basketball is played by two teams of five 4) . Players score

points by throwing a ball through a hoop 10 feet (3.1 metres) 5)

the ground. The 6) that scores the most points wins.

a b c d

1 sports coaches participants rugby

2 pools playgrounds rings courts

3 net racket ball football

4 coaches players captains association

5 above below on after

6 team sportsman patient sport

Match the ending of the sentences with their beginning.

f 1) Sport helps us

2) My parents enjoy watching

3) The sound mind

4) Sports such as running and

jumping are called

5) I attended

6) Swimming is a

a) track and field events.

b) tennis on TV.

c) water race.

d) the football club last spring.

e) in a sound body.

f) to keep fit.

Make up sentences in the Past Simple Passive.

1) This coffee/make/Brazil.

This coffee was made in Brazil.

2) Museums of London/visit/millions of tourists/last year.

3) Dinner/serve/7 p.m.

4) Olympic Games/organize/ancient Greeks.


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TEST 6 (UNIT 6. SPORT IN BRITAIN)

Variant 2

Listen to the text and read the questions. Then tick (P) the box in front of the cor-

rect variant.1) The first Wimbledon tennis championship was

Pa) all-English. c) all-European.

b) all-American. d) international.

2) Who was the last English mens champion in 1936?



3) How old was Lottie Dod when she became womens champion in 1887?

a) She was 14. c) She was 17.

b) She was 15. d) She was 21.

4) What is the name of the player who won 3 times, between 1981and 1984?


b) Fred Perry. d) John McEnroe.5) Who was the youngest player at Wimbledon?



6) How old was Kathy Rinaldy when she was taking part in Wimbledontennis championship in 1981?

a) She was 14. c) She was 17.

b) She was 15. d) She was 21.

Read the text and complete it with the letter of the correct variant.Tennis is an action-filled game played with a 1) b and a ball by

two or four 2) . Its played outdoors or indoors, on a flat surfacecalled a tennis 3) . The court is a large rectangle. Its divided in half


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by a 4) 3 feet (0.9 metres) high. During the game each player tries tohit the 5) with the racket so that it goes over the net. Tennis wasinvented in England. It was first called 6) tennis andplayed on grass. International championship matches are still played ongrass tennis courts in Wimbledon, England.

a b c d

1 hoop racket gym football

2 coaches players captains associations

3 stadium ground court arena

4 net racket spread cup

5 coach player ball balloon

6 cricket table grass lawn

Match the ending of the sentences with their beginning.

b 1) My brother will go in for

2) Linda is doing

3) Sport is a big part of

4) David is

5) People who are physically fit are

6) Exercise is especially good for

a) full of energy.

b) boxing next year.

c) staying physically fit.

d) children and teenagers.

e) aerobics at the moment.

f) training a lot this month.

Make up sentences in the Past Simple Passive.

1) Statue of Liberty/present/to the USA/people of France.

The Statue of Liberty was presented to the USA by the Franch.

2) This sport centre/open/last month.

3) The yesterday match/win/our team.

4) The plants/water/last week.


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TEST 7 (UNIT 7. ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME)

Variant 1

Listen to the text and read the statements. Then tick (P) the box in front of the cor-

rect variant.1) Saving Private Ryan is a motion picture about.

a) love.P c) travelling.

b) war. d) children.

2) The action in the film Saving Private Ryan is taking place during

a) World War I. c) Vietnam War.

b) World War II. d) the war in Iraq.

3) Steven Spielberg sent the actors to the boot camp because

a) he didnt want to pay for the hotel.

b) the actors wanted to go there.

c) the actors didnt like Matt Damon.

d) he wanted the actors to understand what being a soldier was like.

4) A boot camp is

a) the training camp for soldiers.

b) a camp for actors.

c) a boy scouts camp.

d) a rest house.

5) How many Academy Awards did the film win?

a) Four. c) One.

b) Five. d) None.

6) Spielberg didnt sent Matt Damon to the camp because he wantedhim to feel

a) comfortable. c) friendly.

b) safe. d) separate.


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Choose and write the letter of the right variant.

1) We went to the b to buy the tickets. a) shop b) box-office c) stage d) performance

2) He is interested in cowboys and Indians, so he always watches .

a) comedies b) westerns. c) soap operas d) documentaries3) Our seats were in the . a) circle b) box-office c) stage d) circus4) There is a good about animal life on TV tonight. a) comedy b) western. c) soap opera d) documentary

Match the going to in the dialogues.

b 1) Do you like the theatre?

2) What kind of movies do you prefer?

3) Lets see a documentary about UFOs.

4) What is your favourite film?

5) What about seeing a comedy with Eddy Murphy starring?

6) Theres a new horror film on at the Odeon. Will you go to see itwith me?

a) No, I dont like documentaries. I prefer science fiction.

b) Like! Im fond of it! c) The Matrix is. d) No, thanks! I hate horror films. e) I like comedies most. f) A brilliant idea! I think Eddy Murphy is very funny.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct past form.1) Tony was reading (to read) a book when his friend came (to

come) to see him.

2) Lisa (to play) the piano when the door bell (toring).

3) He was upset because he (to lose) his watch.4) While Jim (to swim), his mother

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TEST 7 (UNIT 7. ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMME)

Variant 2


1) The director of the picture Saving Private Ryan is...

a) Matt Damon.P c) James Francis.

b) Steven Spielberg. d) It isnt mentioned.

2) The actors

a) understood why they were sent to the camp.

b) didnt understand why they were sent to the camp.

c) were happy to go to the camp.

d) preferred to live in tents.

3) Steven Spielberg wanted certain relationships between the actors tomake the film more

a) believable. c) terrifying.

b) interesting. d) sad.

4) In the film Saving Private Ryan the soldiers mission is

a) to save Private Ryan.

b) to cross the German line

c) to spend a week in a boot camp

d) to return home

5) Spielberg wanted eight actors to feel

a) annoyed. c) separate.

b) united. d) comfortable.

6) Spielbergs plan

a) worked. d) was not good.

b) was approved by the actors.

c) failed.


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Choose and write the letter of the right variant.1) The Mask is a great a . You laugh all the way through. a) comedy b) western c) soap opera d) documentary2) We had good seats in the seventh opposite the stage. a) chair b) row c) line d) performance

3) The enjoyed the opera very much. a) performance b) circle c) audience d) applause4) The Friends is a . I started watching it a year ago. a) comedy b) western c) soap opera d) documentary

Match the replies in the dialogues.

e 1) Theres a new opera on at the Royal National Theatre. Will yougo to see it with me?

2) What kind of movies do you prefer?

3) Did you like the film?

4) How did you like the play?

5) Do you often go to the theatre?

6) What about seeing a comedy with Jimmy Kerry starring?

a) Very much. It was the best film Ive seen lately. b) From time to time.

c) The actors played perfectly, but I didnt like the decorations. d) I like westerns most. e) Id love to! f) An excellent idea! Jimmy Kerry is very funny.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct past form.

1) I was playing (to play) tennis all the morning yesterday.

2) A friend of mine (to call) an hour ago.

3) There (to be) no juice left because Collin(to drink) it all.

4) Sally (to work) on the computer, while

her younger brother (to watch) cartoons.


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Date Name Form 7

TEST 8 (UNIT 8. A SHOPPING PARADISE)

Variant 1

Read the text.

a. Choose and circle the correct variant of the words.

London Markets

Most people in Britain now buy their fresh food in supermarkets/

departments and not in traditional markets. But markets are still

important. In recent years farmers markets, where local farmers and

others sell/buy fruit, vegetables or homemade foods/cash directly to

the people, are more and more popular.

There is a place on a canal at Camden in North London which issometimes peaceful during the week. But at the weekends it becomes

a market/price, especially for clothes, handmade things and antiques.

Leadenhall is a food market. Its one of the several markets in the

City.

In the 1960s there was a big fruit and vegetable market in Covent

Garden/Park. But the market became too crowded and in 1974 it was

moved to another part of London. Today the buildings are the same.

But there are cafes and small shops/bargain and open-air stalls.

b. Write down the answers to the questions about the text.

1) Where do most people in Britain prefer to buy food?

In supermarkets and not in the traditional markets.2) When does a place on a canal at Camden become a market?

3) What is sold at a weekend market at Camden in North London?

4) Where is Leadenhall situated?

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5) When was there a big fruit and vegetable market in Covent Garden?

6) Why was the market in Covent Garden moved to another part of

London?

Complete the dialogues with the letters of the phrases from the box.

a) What about this one? We c) Yes, hats are over therehave it in black and brown colour. on the right.

b) Yes, its a real bargain. d) Can I help you?

1) Look at the price of those trainers! They cost only 9 pounds!

b .

And I think they fit me!

2) Can you help me? I need a warm coat.

. Yes, it looks smart.

3) . Im looking for gloves. The gloves are over there on the left.

4) Do you have hats in your department?

.

Complete the sentences with one or ones.

1) What T-shirt are you going to buy? The red or the green one ?

2) Dont put on this dress. Its dirty. Take the clean .

3) These shoes dont fit me. Can I try those on?

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TEST 8 (UNIT 8. A SHOPPING PARADISE)

Variant 2

Read the text.

a. Choose and circle the correct variant of the words.

Shopping in London

Londons streets are always busy with peoples shopping. Many

visitors come to London just for that. Youll find almost anything

somewhere in London from expensive luxury goods in large department

stores/shops like Harrods or Marks & Spencer to the rather cheap/sale goods sold in markets/bargain all over London.

Selfridges is one of the oldest and largest mall/department stores in

Britain. It is situated in the centre of London in Oxford Street. It was

opened in 1909. Selfridges is so popular because it offers excellent

service and a large choice of goods. There are seven floors and more

than ten restaurants, cafes and bars. The clothes/grocers departmentssell everything from the latest fashion to top designers labels, and the

toy departments surprise with the great variety of toys/accessories.

b. Write down the answers to the questions about the text.1) Where can you buy relatively cheap goods in London?

In markets2) Where are expensive goods sold in London?

3) Where is Selfridges situated and when was it opened?

4) Why is Selfridges so popular?

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Date Name Form 7

LISTENING COMPREHENSION(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 1


1) Charlie Chaplin was a famous

a) artist. c) actor.

Pb) writer. d) composer.

2) A theatre in this story held

a) a play. c) a ballet.

b) an opera. d) a competition.

3) Why did Chaplin decide to take part in the competition?

a) As a joke.

b) To show that he was the best actor.

c) To win the prize.

d) As a bet.

4) Those who took part in the competition did NOT have to

a) act like Charlie Chaplin. c) dress like Charlie Chaplin.

b) walk like Charlie Chaplin. d) talk like Charlie Chaplin.

5) What prize did Chaplin win?

a) The 1st prize. c) An academic prize.

b) A large sum of money. d) No prize.

6) After Chaplin had failed the competition, he decided that it wouldbe the best to

a) review the results. c) organize a new contest.

b) laugh. d) retire.


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Listen to the text and read the statements to it. Which of the statements are true?Tick (P) them.

Every Ukrainian family had a personal computer five years ago.

P

People can play games on a computer.

Children cant find computer games in Internet.

Through Internet you can connect with anyone in the world.

The computer can write a report.

Children of the world can communicate with the help of Internet.

Listen to the questions and tick the box (P) of the correct variant.

1) P In Scotland.

From Scotland.

To Scotland

2) From time to time.

Last Friday.

Did he?

3) Nelsons Column.

London is very noisy!

They really did.

4) In a cafe.

Im hungry!

I like chocolate ice cream.

5) Sport helps being fit.

Athletics.

Shall we play football?

6) I dont like cinemas.

They liked the play.

Sometimes.

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LISTENING COMPREHENSION(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 2


P) the box in front of the cor-rect answer.

1) This story is about a famous

a) artist. c) actor.

Pb) writer. d) composer.

2) This story happened when Charlie Chaplin

a) was famous. c) was disappointed.

b) was unknown. d) won the first prize.3) Who knew that Charlie Chaplin was going to take part in the

competition?

a) His wife. c) Everybody.

b) His friend. d) Nobody.

4) Those who took part in the competition had to

a) act like Charlie Chaplin.

b) act better than Charlie Chaplin.

c) act different from Charlie Chaplin.

d) talk like Charlie Chaplin.

5) What was the result of the competition?

a) Chaplin won.

b) Chaplin failed.

c) Chaplin got the 1st prize.

d) Chaplin didnt fail.

6) After the competition Chaplin was

a) happy. c) amused.

b) tired. d) disappointed.


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Listen to the text and read the statements to it. Which of the statements are true?Tick (P) them.

There are no computers in Ukrainian schools now.

PPeople can watch films on a computer.

We can do many things with the help of Internet.

Many children are keen on computer games.

Its more difficult to learn with the help of a computer.

If you want to send an e-mail, you should connect the Internet.

Listen to the questions and tick (P) the box of the correct variant.

1) From time to time.

P Last month.

I didnt.

2) I dont like gymnastics.

They won the game.

Every Wednesday and

Friday.

3) Skiing.

Sport is good for health.

Lets play basketball!

4) A ballet.

I like this opera!

They really did.

5) I usually have porridge forbreakfast.

At home.

Fruit pudding is my favou-rite dessert.

6) In Wales.

From Wales.

To Wales.


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READING(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 1

Read the text and the questions below. Then tick (P) the box in front of the correctvariant.

Alexs first visit to the theatre was a year ago when he saw a famousmusical My Fair Lady with his parents.

Our seats were in the circle, says Alex. You may ask me what thedifference is. The difference is that the stalls are downstairs, whereas thecircle is upstairs. The seats were very comfortable and we had a goodview of the stage.

The performance was first-rate from beginning to end. The actorsplayed brightly, with expression. I enjoyed every minute of this wonderfulaction. The performance made a tremendous impression on me.

1) First Alex went to the theatre with .

a) his friends c) his parents

Pb) his classmates d) alone

2) Alex was sitting .

a) in the stalls c) in the box

b) in the circle d) on the stage

3) My Fair Lady is a .

a) opera c) musical

b) drama d) soap opera

4) If you have the seats in the circle, you .

a) sit upstairs c) cant see the stage well

b) sit downstairs d) have a bad view

5) Alex thinks that the actors played .

a) not very well c) without expression

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6) Alex thinks that the performance was .

a) dull c) first-rate

b) tremendous d) awful

Read the text and complete it with the words from the box.

Players wins hockey game rink skates teams

Its been called the fastest game in the world. Its certainly one of theroughest. Players on ice skates run at great speeds.

The game is ice , a sport invented in Canada. Today,ice hockey is played in many other countries, including the United States.But its still especially popular in Canada, earning it the nicknameCanadas .

Ice hockey is played by two of six players. It can beplayed indoors or outdoors. Most games are played indoors on an icehockey . Near each end of the rink, a goal with a netis on the ice.

try to score by using long, curved sticks to hit a hardrubber disk, called a puck, into the other teams goal. The team thatscores the most goals .

Match the questions with the answers.

f 1) Is your family friendly?

2) Mum! Will you bake a cho-colate cake for my birthday?

3) Are you alright?

4) Would you like chicken orroast beef for the main course?

5) Do you ever argue with yourparents?

6) Whats the matter with yourvoice?

a) Chicken will be nice. b) I ate too much ice cream

yesterday. c) No, Ive got a terrible

toothache. d) Certainly, dear! e) Yes, sometimes it seems my

dad is too strict to me.

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READING(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 2

Read the text and the questions below. Then tick (P) the box in front of the correctvariant.

Kate is not a great theatre-goer, but from time to time she goes tosee a good play, opera or a ballet.

My last visit to the theatre stands out vividly in my memory, saysKate. It was the famous ballet The Swan Lake by P. I. Tchaikovsky.Our seats in the 7th row were very good. From there we had a verygood view of the stage. The setting was perfect. The ballerinas danced

so wonderfully that it seemed they were floating in the air. The dancingwas accompanied by charming music, and all that impressed me greatly.It was one of the best performances Id ever seen in my life.

1) How often does Kate go to the theatre?

a) Every week. c) Sometimes.

Pb) Very seldom. d) Never.

2) The Swan Lake is a .

a) opera c) musical b) drama d) ballet

3) Kate was sitting .

a) in the 1st row c) in the 7th row

b) in the 5th row d) in the last row

4) Kate thinks that the ballerinas danced .

a) not very well c) wonderfully

b) badly d) without expression

5) Kate thinks that the setting was .

a) boring c) bad

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6) Kate thinks that Tchaikovskys music to that ballet was .

a) charming c) unimpressive

b) tremendous d) awful.

Read the text and complete it with the words from the box.

Nurses care hospital illness doctor patients medicine

When people are not feeling very well, they usually visit a doctor .Visits to doctors are part of medical care. But many other people

besides doctors provide medical . Nurses, for example,are very important to medical care.

Have you had your tonsils out? Did you go to the ?If you did, nurses probably took care of you. Nurses care for sick

. help doctors do examinations and givetreatments. Special nurses, called nurse practitioners, do many thingsth a t do cto rs o n ce d id. T h e y d ia gn o s e w h a t i s ca u s in g a n

and prescribe . Surgical nurseshelp with operations. Nurse-midwives deliver babies and care for mothers.

Match the questions with the answers.

e 1) Do you have any rules in

your family?

2) Why arent you eating

anything?

3) Would you like to go to the

opera with me?

4) What are the traditions in

your family?

5) Do you and your sister lookalike?

6) Would you like tomato soup

or vegetable soup as a starter?

a) Id love to!

b) I have got a stomachache. c) Tomato soup will be nice.

d) No, I think we are completely

different.

e) Yes, there are some. The most

important one is to respect

each other.

f) Well, we usually gather toge-

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WRITING(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 1


1) What is my mother fond of ?

My mother is fond of ballet.

2) Where ?

Our seats were in the stalls.

3) Who ?

The director of the Taxi-4 is Luc Besson.

4) How many ? About half the households in Britain have a pet.

5) Why ?

Traditionally the First Foot must carry the coal, because coal helps to

make a fire in midwinter.

6) What ?

The Queen has some official duties, such as opening a new session of

Parliament and giving royal assent to new laws.

Write down four recommendations on how to be healthy.

1)

2)

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Use the information in the table and complete the dialogue.

The sight Location The architect Reason to built

Trafalgar Square Central

London John Nash

the victory in the battle of

Trafalgar in 1805

In which part of London is Trafalgar Square situated?

Trafalgar Square is situated in Central London . Do you know who built it?

. Why was it built?

. Id like to visit this interesting place, too!

Make up sentences from the words.1) best ways/One of the/a double-decker bus/to see/in London/is

on/the many sights/.

One of the best ways to see the many sights in London is

on a double-decker bus.2) exercise/soccer/good/form/of/is/a/Playing/

3) royal/Palace/is/of the/the official/family/Buckingham/residence/.

4) at the 2002/won/the gold medal/in womens/Winter Olympics/Sarah Hughes/figure skating/.


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Use the information in the table and complete the dialogues.

The sight Location The architect Date

Houses of

Parliament

Westminster,

London Sir Charles Barry 18401860

In which part of London are Houses of Parliament situated?

The Houses of Parliament are situated in Westminster . Do you know who built them?

. When were they built?

. Id like to visit this interesting place, too!

Make up sentences from the words.1) best ways/One of the/a double-decker bus/to see/in London/is

on/the many sights.

One of the best ways to see the many sights in London is on

a double-decker bus.2) to/stay/to/have/fun/healthy/People/exercise/or/just.

3) is/fortress/a/historic/The/Tower/that/palace/was/once/a/royal/of/London.

4) were/London/first/performed/Many/in the/Globe Theatre/ofShakespeares plays/in.


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SPEAKING(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 1

After your trip to Britain you have some postcards with the major places of interestin London. Describe these places of interest.

Imagine that you are planning a party. What shops will you go to and what kinds offood will you buy?

Ask your friend about his last visit to the theatre: what play (opera, ballet, etc.) he/she saw, where his/her seats were, if he/she liked the actors, scenery, music, etc.

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SPEAKING(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 2

After your trip to England you have some postcards with the major places of inter-est in London. Describe these places of interest.

Imagine that you are choosing New Year presents for your friends and relatives.What shops will you go to and what things will you buy?

Ask your friend about his last visit to the cinema: what film he/she saw, what it wasabout, who starred in the film, if he/she liked the film, etc.

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TEXTS FOR TEACHERS

Test 3

(Unit 3. Doing Chores)

How far does the average housewife travel as she cleans, dusts, washes and cares after the

children? Mrs Arnold took part in an experiment to look for an answer. She wore a pedometer fora whole day. Her day started at 7.30 a. m. when she made breakfast for her husband and children.She washed the dishes, made the beds and drove the children to school.

During the morning she cleaned the bedrooms and bathrooms and did the washing up. She alsowent next door to water her neighbors plants. She picked up the children at noon and then madelunch, vacuumed the floors and cleaned the windows. Then came the evening meal for the family. MrsArnolds total walking distance was about 15 kilometres.

Listening Comprehension

(The first term)1.

Tito comes from South Africa and is very clever. Every morning he gets up and patiently waits forMarthas orders. Whats so clever about that? Tito is a monkey. Martha, his owner, is paralyzed. Shehad a car accident and now can only move her head.

Tito feeds Martha: he picks up her food with a spoon and puts it in her mouth. If she wants tolisten to some music, Tito turns on the stereo, picks out a CD and puts it on. He can even turn thevolume up or down!

Tito is a capuchin monkey. Capuchin monkeys are trained for jobs like this one because they aresmall and friendly. It takes them four years to learn their job, but they are patient and hard-working.And they can live for up to 20 years.

Martha says about Tito: I was a bit worried at first, but everything is fine. Tito is very helpful. Heis more like a person than a monkey. I simply couldnt do without him.

2. Banana-Yoghurt Shake

You need: 1 banana, 1 cup of freshly squeezed orange juice and 1 cup of yoghurt.Take one banana, peel it and then freeze it in the fridge. Cut two oranges into halves and squeeze

some orange juice (about 1 cup). Put the banana, yoghurt, and orange juice into a blender and mixthem until smooth. Your shake is ready!

Test 5

(Unit 5. British Lifestyle)

Variant 11. Children in costumes race from house to house asking for treats. A carved pumpkin, called

a jack-o-lantern, grins from a porch as the children pass. According to a legend, jack-o-lanterns

protect people in their homes from ghostly spirits.2. This holiday is celebrated in February. People exchange greeting cards or gifts of candy andflowers with friends and people they love on this day.

3. On the eve of this holiday people in Britain send each other cards and give gifts to their familiesand friends. In homes and in stores, evergreen trees glitter with colourful lights and ornaments.Children look forward to seeing a jolly, white-bearded man in a red suit named Santa Claus.

4. The bunny, brightly coloured eggs, and baskets filled with treats all of these popular traditionsare a part of this holiday.


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Variant 21. This is a joyous holiday for Christians. It celebrates the resurrection, or rebirth, of Jesus Christ.

This holiday is always celebrated on a Sunday, the day of Christs resurrection. But the exact date ofthe holiday changes from year to year. It falls sometime between March 22 and April 25.

2. This holiday is celebrated in May. The central figure of this day is a May Queen. Theres oftena May King too. Different sports and games are played outdoors.

3. The symbol of this holiday is a large red heart with an arrow through it. Its a time for sillyrhymes for those who are dear to us, on heart-shaped cards.

4. This holiday is not as widely celebrated in Britain as Christmas. But many people have a greatparty. Theres a funny tradition this day: the First Foot, the first visitor to come. Traditionally, heshould be a man and carry food, drink and coal into the house.

Test 6

(Unit 6. Sport in Britain)

The first Wimbledon tennis championship was in 1877. At first it was all-English. Now itsinternational, and the last English mens champion was Fred Perry in 1936.

The youngest player at Wimbledon was Kathy Rinaldy in 1981: she was only 14. Boris Becker was17 when he became mens champion in 1985. The youngest womens champion was 15-year-oldLottie Dod in 1887.

John McEnroe was a great Wimbledon player, too. He won 3 times, between 1981 and 1984. Hehad a very fast reaction and he was a clever, original player. But most people remember him forsomething else. He was extremely bad-tempered. He often got angry with the umpire. He oftenthrew his racket on the ground. He often complained about decisions. When his ball was out, heshouted, The ball was IN! When the other players ball was in, he shouted, The ball was OUT! Heoften said to the umpire, You cant be serious!

Test 7

(Unit 7. Entertainment Programme)

Saving Private Ryan is a motion picture about a group of United States soldiers during WorldWar II (19391945). The soldiers are sent behind German lines to save Private James Francis Ryan(played by Matt Damon), whose three brothers have been killed in action in the same week.

The director of the film, Steven Spielberg, wanted certain relationships between the actors to makethe film more believable. So Spielberg sent the actors to the boot camp the training camp forsoldiers to prepare for the film. He wanted the actors to understand what being a soldier was like.

In Spielbergs film the eight soldiers cant see the point of their mission, and the actors reaction onsending them to the camp was the same. They all became very tired and wanted to leave. But as inthe film, they continued doing what they had to do, and it brought them closer together. Spielbergwanted these eight actors to feel a sense of unity, but he also wanted them to feel separate fromMatt Damon, because in the film they didnt like his hero. Thats why Spielberg didnt sent Matt

Damon to the camp together with the others. The other actors knew that while they were shakingand freezing in the camp, Matt Damon was staying in a comfortable hotel, and that meant that MattDamon felt separate from the others.

Spielbergs plan worked. He made an excellent film that won five Academy Awards.


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Listening comprehension

(The second term)

1.This is a story that Charlie Chaplin liked to tell about himself.It happened when the great actor had become world famous. A theatre announced that

a competition would be held to see who could act like Charlie Chaplin. Those taking part had to dress

like Chaplin, walk like Chaplin and act out one of the roles in Chaplins picture.When Charlie Chaplin heard about the competition, he decided, as a joke, to take part in the

competition himself. Naturally, he kept his plan a secret from everybody.When the results of the competition were announced, Charlie Chaplin found out that he had

failed he hadnt won the first price. At first he was greatly disappointed but then he decided thatit would be the best to laugh.

2.For the last years personal computers are becoming more and more popular in our country. Not

many families could have a personal computer at home just five years ago. Nowadays there arecomputers in offices, schools, universities and at homes. With the help of computers people work andstudy, watch films, listen to music and make electronic music and cartoons, draw pictures and play

exciting games! Very many children are fond of computer games which they can find on CD-ROMs orin Internet. Internet is the worldwide network that connects computer users of the world. Internetgives us a lot of new opportunities. You can find any information you need, any game you want toplay, any film you want to watch or any book you want to read. It can help you in your study asanyone can tap into libraries holding the worlds knowledge. The computer cant write a project ora report, or learn some rules or poems instead of you, but it can make the process easier and moreinteresting.

You can also communicate with your friends even if they are in a far-away city or country. Youshould just switch on your computer, connect the Internet, click on E-mail Friends Contact, typea letter and send your e-mail message. The whole world is at your fingertips!

3.Variant 1

Question 1. Where is Edinburgh situated?Question 2. When did Paul go to London?Question 3. What sight did you like in London?Question 4. Where did you have dinner?Question 5. What sport do you go in for?Question 6. How often do you go to the theatres?

Variant 2Question 1. When were you ill last?Question 2. How often do you play games?Question 3. What sport are you good at?

Question 4. What did you see in the theatre?Question 5. Where did you have breakfast?Question 6. Where is Cardiff situated?


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Variant 1 ................................ 3 Variant 2 ................................ 5

TEST 2 (UNIT 2. GETTING ALONG

WITH OTHERS)

Variant 1 ................................ 7

Variant 2 ................................ 9


Variant 1 ............................... 11

Variant 2 ............................... 13

LISTENING COMPREHENSION

(THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 15

Variant 2 ............................... 17

READING (THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 19

Variant 2 ............................... 21

WRITING (THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 23 Variant 2 ............................... 24

SPEAKING (THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 25

Variant 2 ............................... 26

TEST 4 (UNIT 4. DOCTOR!

DOCTOR!)

Variant 1 ............................... 27

Variant 2 ............................... 29TEST 5 (UNIT 5. BRITISH LIFESTYLE)

Variant 1 .............................. 31

Variant 2 ............................... 33

TEST 6 (UNIT 6. SPORT

IN BRITAIN) Variant 1 ............................... 35

Variant 2 ............................... 37

TEST 7 (UNIT 7. ENTERTAINMENT

PROGRAMME)

Variant 1 ............................... 39

Variant 2 ............................... 41

TEST 8 (UNIT 8. A SHOPPING

PARADISE) Variant 1 ............................... 43

Variant 2 ............................... 45

LISTENING COMPREHENSION

(THE SECOND TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 47

Variant 2 ............................... 49

READING (THE SECOND

TERM) Variant 1 ............................... 51

Variant 2 ............................... 53

WRITING (THE SECOND

TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 55

Variant 2 ............................... 57

SPEAKING (THE SECOND

TERM)

Variant 1 ............................... 59

Variant 2 ............................... 60

TEXTS FOR TEACHERS ..................61

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