Семестровий контроль з англ мови 8 кл Пахомова (друга іноземна)
8 form
I term
Listening test
Listen to the text and do the tasks.
A broken vase
The
young man was going to marry a beautiful girl. One day the girl said to him that
the next day she would celebrate her birthday and invited him to her birthday
party. The young man was eager to make her a present, so he went to a gift
shop. There he saw many beautiful things. Of all the things he particularly
liked the vases. But they were very expensive and he had very little money so
he had to leave the shop without buying anything. Making for the door he suddenly
heard the noise: one of the vases fell on the floor and broke to pieces. A
brilliant idea came to his mind. He came up to the counter and asked the
salesman to wrap up the broken vase. The salesman got a little surprised but
did what the young man asked him to.
The young man was feeling very happy, took the
parcel and went straight to the girl's place. By the time he entered the room
the guests had already gathered. Everybody was enjoying the party. Some of the
people were dancing, others were talking, joking and laughing. Saying
"Many happy returns of the day" the young man told the girl that he
had bought a small present for her. With these words he began to unwrap the
parcel. Suddenly he got pale and said: "I am afraid, I have broken it.
There were so many people in the bus..." But when he unwrapped the parcel,
he saw that the salesman had wrapped up each piece of the vase separately.
I.
Choose the correct answer.
1.Whom was the
young man going to marry with?
a)
his cousin;
b)
a beautiful girl;
c)
a very rich woman.
2.Where did the
girl invite him?
a)
to a wedding party;
b)
to a house warming party;
c)
to her birthday party.
3.Where did the
young man go to buy a present?
a) To a gift shop;
c)
to the department store;
c)
to a flower shop.
4.Why didn't
the young man buy the vase he liked?
a)
because it was broken;
b)
because it was very beautiful;
c)
because it was very expensive.
5.What did the
young man ask the salesman to wrap?
a)
a loaf of bread;
b)
the broken vase;
c)
a bunch of flowers.
6.
The salesman got a little surprised because:
a)
the young man asked him to wrap up the broken vase;
b)
the young man bought the most expensive vase in his shop;
c)
the young man couldn't find money in his pocket.
7.
The young man felt very happy because:
a)
he suddenly saw the girl in the shop;
b)
he had bought a very expensive present;
c) he hadn't paid any money for the vase.
8.
What did the young girl find in the parcel?
a)
money;
b)
a cake;
c)
the pieces of the vase.
II.
Say if the
sentences are true or false.
1. The
young man was going to marry a very rich woman.
2.
The girl invited the young man to her birthday party.
3.
The young man went to a flower shop.
4.
The vases were very expensive and he had very little money.
5.
The young man asked the salesman to wrap a very expensive vase.
6.
The young man was feeling very happy that his gift would be the best.
7.
The young man got pale because he had lost his present.
8.
He saw that the salesman had wrapped up each piece of the vase separately.
III. Number events in correct order
a)
A brilliant idea came to his mind
b)
The young man began to unwrap the parcel.
c)
The girl invited the young man to her birthday party.
d)
The young man went straight to the girl's place.
e)
He asked the salesman to wrap up the broken vase.
f)
He went to a gift shop.
g)
Suddenly he heard a noise.
h)
He saw that the salesman had wrapped up each piece of the vase separately.
i)
Everybody was enjoying the party
j)
The young man was going to marry a beautiful girl.
8 form II term
Listening test
Listen to the text and do the tasks.
THE SHOEMAKER'S SHOP
One afternoon many years ago,
George Cox robbed Barcley's Bank. He stole over 50,000
pounds . But unfortunately,
when he came out of the bank, the police were waiting for him. George arrested
and sentenced to twenty-five years in prison.
Years passed and finally the
day arrived when George was a free man again. At the door of the prison he was
given back his old clothes, a small suitcase and his wallet.
He walked to the railway
station and caught a train back to the small town he was born and brought up.
He chose it for his permanent residence.
After George had got off the
train, he came out of the station and looked around him. How everything had
changed! There was too much traffic now. What used to be a quiet little street
was now an enormous supermarket, whore there used to be a park, there was an
ugly car park. George couldn't believe his eyes. All these changes made him
feel a bit depressed so he decided to have a cup of tea.
He looked for an old corner
cafe where he used to meet his friends when he was a teenager. But of course it
was gone. In its place now stood McDonald's, which George had never seen before
in his life. He sat down on the hard plastic seat and waited for the waitress
to come and take his order. Nobody came, ten minutes later he realized that he
had to go and ask for what he wanted. «A cup of tea, please», he said. «We
don't make tea, only coffee», answered the black girl behind the counter.
Everything had changed, it seemed. There was nothing here for him any more.
But as he opened his wallet to
pay for the cup of coffee he didn't really want, he discovered an old yellow
ticket. He looked
at it closely. It was a ticket for a pair of shoes which he had taken to the
shoe repairer on the day before the robbery - twenty-five years ago. And of course he hadn't been
able to go back for them.
George left the McDonald's and
walked up High Street, past what used to be the cinema but which was now a
Leisure Center (whatever that meant). Then he turned right down a narrow
street, and there on the corner was a small shoemaker's shop. The same little
dirty shop was still there, after all these years. George looked in the window
and couldn't believe his eyes, it was the same shoemaker — much older now, of course, with a long white beard.
George went into the shop. He suddenly felt very embarrassed when he showed the
shoemaker the old yellow ticket.
«Excuse me», he said. «You
won't remember me. I've been away from this town for twenty-five years, but on
the day before I left, I gave you a
pair of shoes to repair and you gave me this ticket. I know it's ridiculous, after all these years, but I
wonder if...»
The shoemaker took the old
yellow ticket, looked at it closely and then disappeared to the back of the
shop. A few minutes later he came back.
«Was it a pair of black
shoes?» he asked.
«Yes», said George excitedly.
«A pair of black shoes, size
eight and a half?»
«Yes», said George.
«Needed any heels?» asked the
shoemaker.
«Yes, that's right! You mean
you've still got them?»
«Oh, yes. I've still got
them», said the shoemaker. «They'll be ready on Friday».
I.
Here are six
statements about the story. Do you think they are true or false? Write «+» or «
- » in the boxes
1. The police were waiting for George Cox when he
tried to break into the shop.
2.George was feel a bit depressed by the sight of
his street.
3.George sat down on a hard
plastic seat in the old corner cafe.
4.On the day of his arrival in
his native town George took his shoes to the shoe repairer.
5. After all those years the little shoemaker's
shop was still there.
6.
The
shoemaker said that George's shoes were ready.
II. Here are ten questions. Beneath each question
are ten answers. Circle the letter А, В, С, D, which marks the best answer.
1. When did the police arrest
George Cox?
A. When he entered the bank.
B. When he was stealing money.
C. When he
left the bank.
D. When he tried to break into the bank.
2. How much did George Cox steal in the long run?
A. He stole 50,000
pounds .
B. He stole nearly 50,000
pounds .
C. He stole more than 50,000
pounds .
D. He stole nothing.
3.What did George decide to do when he was free
from prison?
A. To visit his parents.
B. To meet his friends.
C. To have a look at the house where he used to
live.
D. To stay in his native town.
4. What did George do first when he arrived at
the street?
A. He went to the corner cafe to have a cup of
tea.
B. He went to McDonald's to have a cup of tea.
C. He went to the supermarket to buy a pair of
shoes.
D. He
went to the shoemaker's shop.
5. What did he find in his wallet?
A. A huge sum of money.
B. His wife's photograph.
C. A receipt for a pair of shoes.
D. A ticket for the train to his native town.
6. Where was the little shoemaker's shop?
A. Near a leisure
centre.
B. Near McDonald's.
C. On the corner of High Street.
D. In a narrow street.
ІII. Number events in correct order
a)He walked to the railway station and caught a
train back to the small town.
b)George left the McDonald's and walked up High
Street.
c)The shoemaker took the old yellow ticket,
looked at it closely and then disappeared to the back of the shop.
d)Years passed and finally the day arrived when
George was a free man again.
e)He sat down on the hard plastic seat and
waited for the waitress to come and take his order.
f)The same little dirty shop was still there.
g)George arrested and sentenced to twenty-five
years in prison.
h)George looked in the window and couldn't
believe his eyes, it was the same shoemaker — much older now, of course, with a long white beard.
i) After George had got off the train, he came
out of the station and looked around him.
8 form
Reading test
I term
Read the text and do the tasks.
Jim and Della
Jim
and Della were two young people, husband and wife. They loved each other
dearly. They lived in a small room in an old house in one of the dirty streets of
New York. They worked from early morning till late at night, but they got very
little money for their work. And still they had two things which were very dear
to them — Jim's
watch and Della's
beautiful hair
Christmas was coming and Della wanted to
give Jim a nice present, but she had no money.
She really did not know what to do.
She sat on the sofa and began to cry. Suddenly an idea came to her. She got up
and stood in front or the mirror and looked at her beautiful long hair. Then she left the house and in a
few minutes she was already at the hairdresser's shop.
"Will you buy my hair?" she
asked. The hairdresser looked at her hair and said, "Yes,
I will. It's fine hair I can give you twenty dollars for it". Della was very happy.
She took the money and went to buy a present for her husband. In one of the
shops she saw a very beautiful watch-chain. I'll buy it, Jim will be very
glad", she said to herself. "He needs a chain for his watch.
So Della bought a gold watch-chain as a
Christmas present for Jim. When she got home, Jim was already there waiting for
her. He looked at his smiling little wife and understood everything.
"Why
did you do so?” he asked.
"Dear
Jim, my hair will grow and I wanted to give you a present. Here it is",
and she put the watch-chain into his hand.
The
beautiful chain, Della's present was of no use to him. He had sold his gold
watch to buy a Christmas present for his wife. He took a packet out of his
pocket and gave it to Della. She opened it and saw two beautiful combs, the
combs that she had seen in a shop window and wanted for so long.
I.
Mark - if the statement is true, - if
it is false.
1. Jim and Della were two young people, husband and
wife.
2.
They lived in a small room in a new house in New
York.
3.
They had two things which were very dear to them -Jim's new car
and Della's gold watch.
4.
Easter was coming and Della wanted to give Jim a nice present.
5.
She left the house and went to the hairdresser's shop.
6.
The hairdresser gave Della twenty dollars for her hair.
7.
Della bought a beautiful watch chain for Jim.
8.Jim was glad to get Della's nice present.
9.Jim had
sold his gold watch to buy a Christmas present for Della.
10. Jim's present was of no use to his wife.
II. Choose the correct variant according
to the text.
1.Jim
and Della were very poor and lived in ….
а)
two small rooms in a new house.
b) a small room in an old house.
c) a small room in a new house.
2.
They worked from early morning till late at night and……
а)
got much money.
b) loved each other dearly.
c) got very little money.
3. Della had a very beautiful hair and Jim had ……..
a) a gold chain.
b) a gold watch.
c) a beautiful watch.
4.They wanted ……..
a) to give presents to each other.
b) to buy a new house.
c) to have a new car.
5. Della went to the hairdresser's …..
a) to get some job there.
b) to sell her hair.
c) to change the colour of her hair.
6. The hairdresser gave Della ……
a) two dollars for her hair.
b) twelve dollars for her hair.
c) twenty dollars for her hair.
7.Della wanted to give Jim a nice present….
a) because Easter was coming.
b) because Christmas was coming.
c) because Jim’s birthday was coming.
8. Della bought to Jim ….
a) two beautiful combs.
b) a gold watch-chain.
c) a beautiful watch.
9.Jim and Della had sold their values, because…..
a) they loved each other
dearly.
b) they were very poor.
c) they wanted to get presents.
10.Della's present was of no use to Jim, because
……
a) Jim had lost his gold watch.
b) Jim had sold his gold watch.
c) Jim didn’t
like watches.
III. Number
events in correct order.
a) She sat on the sofa and began to cry.
b) In one of the shops she saw a very beautiful
watch chain.
c) He looked at his smiling wife and understood
everything.
d) Christmas was coming and Della wanted to give
Jim a present.
e) So
Della bought a
gold watch chain.
f) Suddenly
an idea came to her.
g) Della
opened the packet and saw two beautiful combs.
h) She
went to the hairdresser's to sell
her beautiful hair.
i) When
she got home Jim was waiting for her.
j) The
hairdresser gave Della twenty
dollars for her hair.
IV. Choose the correct word.
1.
They loved each other_____________.
2.
She got up and stood in front of the____________.
4. He
needs____________ for
his watch.
5. She sat on
the sofa and began_____________.
6. She saw two
beautiful _______ in the packet Jim had
given her.
a)
|
mirror;
|
b)
|
hairdresser's;
|
c)
|
combs;
|
d)
|
to cry:
|
e)
|
dearly;
|
f)
|
a chain.
|
8 form
Reading test II
term
Read the text and do the tasks.
The future of English
Two thousand years ago English
did not exist. A thousand years ago it was spoken only by less than two million
people. Nowadays it is the most influential language in the world. English is
spoken by more than one billion people as their first, second or third
language. At present English is widely used in science, business, popular
culture etc. For example, 80% of e-mails on the
Internet are in English. But what is the future of English?
One view is that English is
going to become even more important as an international language, dominating
the world's trade and mass media while most other languages will become less
used or even die out. At present, over half of the world's 6,500 languages are in danger of
extinction. Another view is that English is already breaking up, as Latin did,
into several separate languages. There already dictionaries of the "New
Englishes", such as Australian English, full of words that a British
English speaker would not recognize.
Hopefully, neither of these
things will happen. Although different varieties of English will continue to
develop around the world, Standard English will survive for international
communication. In addition, the frightening prospect of a culturally uniform
world totally dominated by one language is impossible. Already other languages
are fighting back against the iron grip of English on the Net. Governments
around the world are also starting to protect smaller languages and recognize
the importance of cultural and linguistic diversity.
English will probably stay in
control for a long time, at least while the USA remains the top superpower, but
It definitely won't become the only language in the world. (After Bridget Lewis)
I Mark - if the statement is true, - if
it is false.
1) Nowadays English is
the most influential language in the world.
2) At present, over
quarter of the world's 6,500 languages are in danger of extinction.
3) A thousand years
ago it was spoken over than two million people.
4) English is spoken
by more than one billion people as their first, second or third language.
5) Different varieties
of Spanish will continue to develop around the world.
6) There already
dictionaries of the New Englishes, such as Australian English, full of words
that a British English speaker would not recognize.
II. Choose the correct answer.
1. How many people spoke
English a thousand
years ago?
a) five thousand;
b) five million;
c) two
million.
2. What is the most
influential language in the world now?
a) Chinese;
b) English
c) Spanish.
3.How many people speak English as their first,
second or third language?
a) 500 million;
b) 1 billion;
c) 56 million.
4.How many languages are there in the world?
a) 200;
b) 5600;
c) 6500.
5. What
percent age of the world's
e-mails
are in English?
a) 80%;
b) 50%;
c) 100%.
6.What English will survive for international
communication?
a)Australian English;
b)Standard English;
c)American English.
III. Choose the correct word.
1.Now English is the
most___ language in the world.
a) influential;
b) popular;
c) difficult.
2.At present English____ in science, business and popular culture.
a) exists;
b) spreads;
c) is used.
3.Over half of the world's 6.500 languages are in danger of ….
a)survival;
b)development;
c)extinction.
4.Another view is that English is already
breaking into several __ languages.
a) international;
b) separate;
c) important.
5.Standard English will survive for international _____ .
a) purpose;
b) communication;
c) use.
6.Governments
around the world are starting ____ smaller languages.
a) to protect;
b) to save;
c) to develop.
IV. Answer the questions.
1). How many languages are there in the world?
2) What language is
the most influential in the world now?
3) What language will survive for international communication?
4) Where is used English at present?
5) What are Governments starting to protect around the world?
6) Will English survive as a world language in future?
8 form I term
Writing test
I. Make these
sentences passive.
1. He writes letters his friends.
2. They have already visited London.
3. Tom listened to the radio.
4. My new friend has just explained this rule.
5. Marry saw the Coliseum last summer.
6. I have just cooked a delicious supper.
II. Choose the correct variant.
1. Teresa ___ believe her eyes. She saw a man beating his
wife on the street!
a) couldn't
b) must
c) should
d) could
2. This isn't a difficult task, so you ___ be able to
complete it by Friday.
a) can
b) should
c) mustn't
d) couldn't
3. I ___ go now because I am already late for my class.
a) must
b) have
c) have to
d) had to
4. If you tell your boss
off, you ___ surely be fired.
a) will
b) mustn't have
c) can
d) could have
5. She ___ be crazy! She
wants to carry backpack through the
Andes by herself.
a) could
b) can
c) must
d) shall
6. I ___ speak French
without a problem now because I have had many lessons.
a) may
b) can
c) have
d) must to
III. Complete the
sentences with a
few, a little, much, many.
1.You can’t buy this. You have only got __________
pounds.
2.Can you look into the list and say how ________ eggs
do we need? How ________ money do we need?
3.I want to bake a cake but there isn’t _________
sugar.
4.Our teacher is nice. We have only got __________
homework.
5.Look at the table! There is only _______ cheese and
_________ candies for tea.
6.I can’t do this. I need _________ help.
IV. Choose the
correct item.
1.Ann is in holiday. She ________ to Italy.
a) went b) has gone c) has been gone
2.She knew everything. I _________ myself.
a) have burnt
b) burnt c) am burning
3.When ____ Tom _______ to start his new job?
a) will going
b) is going c) has been gone
4.It _________ when I got up.
a) was raining
b) is raining c) has been
raining
5.Alex __________ married next month.
a) will be b) is getting c) will
6.We ________ enough money to buy anything to eat.
a) hadn’t
b) didn’t have c) haven’t
8 form II term
Writing test
I. Put the
defenite article
the where necessary.
1)____Lake Michigan 15)_____Dnipro
Bridge
2)____Arctic Ocean 16)_____Ural Mountains
3)____Sahara Desert 17)_____Britain
4)____River Volga 18)_____White Sea
5)____Himalayas 19)_____Russia
6)____United States 20)_____South America
7)____Washington 21)_____Lake Baikal
8)____Indian Ocean 22)_____Alps
9)____Moscow 23)_____Australia
10)____Caspian Sea 24)_____River Nile
11)____United Kingdom 25)_____Europe
12)____Kara-Kum Desert 26)_____Amazon
13)____Rocky Mountains 27)_____London
14)____Mont Blanc 28)_____Africa
II.
Fill in
the right pronoun
1. Let … take the books to the library today (she).
2. Let … stay at home. He is quite ill (he)
3. Let … introduce myself. My name is Ann (I).
4. Let … read the text in class (they)
5 Let … learn the poem by heart (she).
6. Let … do it himself (he).
ІІІ. Form the adverbs.
extreme, difficult, pretty,
wonderful,
early,
fantastic, hard, bad, simple, graceful.
IV. Choose the right variant
1.Tom ….. a friend in New York this weekend
a)was visiting; b)is visiting; c)visits; d)visited.
2. What do you do while you ….. for your flight to the USA ?
a)are waiting; b)were waiting; c)wait; d)waited.
3. Jane ….. home when the wind blew her hat off.
a) walked; b) was walking; c) walks; d) is walking.
4. Marry ….. this letter from her American friend at this
time.
a) will read; b) is reading; c) was reading; d) be reading
5. It was 5 o` clock. She ….. tea with her
American family
a) has; b) is having; c) have; d) was having.
6. The boys ….. a game of soccerl at the moment.
a) have; b) are having; c) were having;
d) had.
Answers 8
form writing II term
I.
Lake Michigan the Dnipro Bridge
the Arctic Ocean the Ural Mountains
the Sahara Desert Britain
the River Volga the White Sea
the Himalayas Russia
the United States South America
. Washington Lake Baikal
the Indian Ocean the Alps
. Moscow . Australia
the Caspian Sea the River Nile
the United Kingdom . Europe
the Kara-Kum Desert the Amazon
the Rocky Mountains . London
. Mont Blanc . Africa
II. 1 her, 2 him
3 me 4 them 5 her 6 him
III. extremely,
difficulty,
pretty,
wonderfully,
early,
fantastically,
hardly,
badly,
simply,
gracefully.
8 Form I term
Speaking
1. You are presented with the
opportunity to correspond with a “pen pal” from an English-speaking country.
·
With
what kind of person would you most like to correspond (age, job, etc.)?
·
What
questions would you most like to ask this person?
·
What
would you want to tell your pen pal about yourself and your country?
2.
Imagine
you are a superhero in a comic book, like Superman or Spiderman. What kind of hero would
you want to be?
·
What
special power would you want to have?
·
How
would you use this power, to help others or for personal gain?
·
How
might your everyday life as a superhero differ from your real, non-comic book
life?
3. You have to create a new holiday.
This holiday can be in honor of whatever you want.
·
What
does it celebrate, when is it celebrated, and how is it celebrated?
·
Why
did you choose this holiday?
·
Do
you think other people will appreciate this holiday? Why?
4.
Ukraine is a big country with many
different geographical features, climates and traditions. What
do you like about your country?
·
What
can you say about the weather here? Do you like the weather?
·
What
are some of your favorite national traditions and customs?
·
What
are your favorite cities? Where are they located?
5. What’s your favorite subject in
school?
·
What
are your favorite activities at this subject’s lessons?
·
Would
you like to teach this subject?
·
What
is your teacher like?
6. You are a star athlete. Talk about
what sport you play.
·
If
you play on a team, what team do you play for and what position do you have?
·
How
did you get famous in this sport? How
long have you been playing?
·
What
kind of training do you have? How often? How long?
7. What’s the strangest thing you’ve
ever eaten?
·
Where
were you when you ate it and why did you eat it? Would you eat it again?
·
What
is something strange that you would like to try that you haven’t eaten?
·
Do
you think there is any Ukrainian dish that foreigners would find strange? Why?
8. Today many students in schools have
mobile phones. Many of them don’t always
turn their phones off before going to their lessons.
·
Is
it necessary for pupils to have mobile phones? Why do you think so?
·
Do
mobile phones interrupt teachers and students? How? How about text messages?
·
Should
teachers be able to take phones from students? In which cases should they?
9. You are chosen to colonize another
planet and you can take five items from Earth with you. You have everything to
choose from, but you need good reasons for the things you choose.
·
Which
five items will you choose and why? What would help you to survive?
·
What
might you find on that planet that you don’t need to bring?
·
What
would make you happy?
10.
What
is your favorite thing to do when you're not in school?
·
Do
you choose physical outdoor activities or things to do inside? Why?
·
Do
you like to be alone or with friends and family? When do you choose which?
·
Is
it important for people to make sure they have free time? Why?
11.
You're
planning a party for your next birthday. You have a lot of plans to make.
·
What
will be on your menu? Who will be invited?
·
Where
will the party take place? How long will it last? Who will
help?
·
What
would you most like to receive as a gift? Why?
12 Do you like to keep pets?
·
What
kinds of animals are best as pets? Why?
·
Are
there some animals that should not be kept as pets?
·
Why
do you think so many people like to keep pets?
13. What is the most important quality a friend
can have?
·
Why
is this quality so important?
·
Do
your closest friends have this quality? Do you?
·
How
can you work to improve on this quality?
14. Discuss your favorite actor/actress.
·
What
plays, films or television shows have you seen this person in?
·
Explain
why they are your favorite actor/actress.
·
Compare
this person with another actor/actress and explain why your choice is best.
15. If you were a teacher, what subject would you
teach?
·
Would
you be easy or strict?
·
Would
you give a lot of homework or a little?
Would you
be friendly or mean towards your students? Why?
8 Form ІI term
Speaking
12.
Tell
about the last time you visited a museum.
·
Where
did you go, whom did you go with and what did you see?
·
What
was the most impressive exhibit there? Why do you think so?
·
What
kind of museum do you find most interesting? Why?
13.
Today
many countries in the world place a lot of importance on learning English in
schools.
·
What
do you think are the reasons for this attention?
·
Will
English help you in your life? How will you use English after you finish
school?
·
Will
it be important to help you communicate or work with people? How?
14.
One
of your friends recently decided to drop out of school. What would you say to a
friend who wanted to quit school?
·
What
reasons would you give them for staying in school?
·
What
problems could they have later in life if they stop going to school now?
·
Why
is it important to finish school?
15.
Going
on vacation is an often dreamt about practice. What is your idea of a perfect
vacation?
·
When
and where would you go? For how long would you be away?
·
What
is included in your vacation? What do you not want included? Why?
·
What
is your dream based on? Have you seen it in a movie, read about it, etc.?
16.
You're
planning a party for your next birthday. You have a lot of plans to make.
·
What
will be on your menu? Who will be invited?
·
Where
will the party take place? How long will it last? Who will
help?
·
What
would you most like to receive as a gift? Why?
17.
You
are going to be a world famous person. Everyone in the world will know your
name and will talk about you at parties, while waiting in lines and during
dinner conversations.
·
What
will you be famous for? Do you already have this talent?
·
Will
you have chosen to be famous, or will it come along with your profession?
·
What
will be the advantages and disadvantages of your being famous?
18.
The
author of Harry Potter has run out of ideas and wants you to write her next
book. What will happen in the next book?
·
Would
you introduce new characters? Whom and why?
·
What
new powers would Harry have?
·
How
would you end the new book?
8. Your friends are going out to a
dance club but they will be out later than you are normally allowed.
·
Ask
your parents whether you can stay out later than usual.
·
Explain
what you will do to ensure you will be safe.
·
Explain
to them why they should relax their rules on this occasion.
9. If you were a teacher, what
subject would you teach?
·
Would
you be easy or strict?
·
Would
you give a lot of homework or a little?
·
Would
you be friendly or mean towards your students? Why?
10. Discuss
your favorite actor/actress.
·
What
plays, films or television shows have you seen this person in?
·
Explain
why they are your favorite actor/actress.
·
Compare
this person with another actor/actress and explain why your choice is best.
11.If you
had to move to a new planet and could only take three things what would you
bring?
·
What
food would you want with you?
·
What
would you take to hunt with?
·
How
would these items help you in your new surroundings?
12.You are a star boxer. Talk about what sport you play.
·
How
did you get famous in this sport? How
long have you been playing?
·
What
kind of training do you have? How often? How long?
13.Ukraine
is a big country with many different geographical features, climates and
traditions. What do you like about your country?
a. What can you say about the weather
here? Do you like the weather?
b. What are some of your favorite
national traditions and customs?
c.
What
are your favorite cities? Where are they located?
14.Great
Britain is a big country with many different geographical features, climates
and traditions. What do you like about these country?
d. What can you say about the weather
here? Do you like the weather?
e. What
national traditions and customs do you know?
f.
What
are your favorite cities? Where are they located?
Answers 8 form I term
Reading Jim and Della
I.
1+
2- 3- 4- 5+ 6+
7- 8-
9+ 10-
II.
1b 2c 3b
4a 5b 6c 7b
8b 9a 10b
III.
1d 2a 3f 4h 5j 6b 7e 8i
9c 10g
IV.
1e 2a 3b 4f 5d 6c
Listening A broken vase
I.
1b
2c 3a 4c
5b 6a 7c
8c
II.
1-
2+ 3- 4+
5- 6- 7-
8+
III.
1j
2c 3f 4g
5a 6e 7d
8i 9b 10h
Writing
I 1) are
written 2) has been visited 3) was listened
4) has been explained 5)
was seen 6)
has been just cooked
II 1a 2a
3c 4a 5c
6d
III 1) a
few 2) many, much 3) much
4) a
little 5) a little, a few 6) a little
IV. 1b 2a
3b 4a 5b
6b
Answers 8 form II term
Reading
I. 1+ 2- 3-
4+ 5- 6+
II. 1c 2b 3b
4c 5a 6b
III.1a
2c 3c 4b
5b 6a
Listening
I.1- 2+ 3-
4- 5+ 6-
II.1b
2c 3d 4b
5c 6d
III.1g
2d 3a 4i
5e 6b 7f
8h 9c
Writing
I.
Lake Michigan the Dnipro Bridge
the Arctic Ocean the Ural Mountains
the Sahara Desert Britain
the River Volga the White Sea
the Himalayas Russia
the United States South America
. Washington Lake Baikal
the Indian Ocean the Alps
. Moscow . Australia
the Caspian Sea the River Nile
the United Kingdom . Europe
the Kara-Kum Desert the Amazon
the Rocky Mountains . London
. Mont Blanc . Africa
II. 1 her, 2
him 3 me 4 them 5
her 6 him
III. extremely,
difficulty,
pretty,
wonderfully,
early,
fantastically,
hardly,
badly,
simply,
gracefully.
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