Тесты для 7-8 классов

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Тесты для 7-8 классов

Test for 7^th form

1) Read a sentence and write another sentence with the same meaning. se the Passive Voice.

1. We clean our room every morning.
2. My mother cooked dinner for my birthday.
3. I will win the competition next year.
4. Our teacher asked many questions last lesson.
5. John R. R. Tolkien wrote his famous novel “The Lord of the Rings” in 1965.

2) Choose the right variant:

1. Could you help me to answer the questions of the Teenagers’ ______?

A) Competition B) Questions C) Chance D) Luck

2. How can we ______ with each other?

A) know B)communication C) communicate D) phone

3. Now the _________ are the most important sports event in the world.

A) Committee B) Sports Festivals C)Sports Games D)Olympic Games

4. Don’t ______ calling me next week. I’ll be on holidays.

A) ask B) phone C) speak D) trouble

5. A _____ is a person who has a shop where the medicines are sold.

A) chemist B) dentist C) doctor D) nurse

6. My silly puppy ran ______ the road .

A) at the end B) across C) round D) through

7. We are ____ new words now.

A) studying B) speaking C) talking D) learning

8. How many languages do you ____ in your college?

A) study B) learn C talk D write

9. Our house is ______ new.

A simple B quite C) quiet D) different

10. Our head teacher always speaks with a _____ voice.

A) simple B) quite C) quiet D) different

3). Read the text:

STAMFORD S MMER SCHOOL

Summer schools in England for foreigners have become quite popular and there are many of them all over England. Why? Because England is a very good place to learn English. When the students leave the classroom they have many opportunities to practice the English they have learnt.

One of these schools is Stamford Summer School, situated 90 miles north of London.

The students live at the school or with a family in the town. Most students over 14 prefer to stay with a family.

Students going to the Summer School should have been learning* English for at least* one year. At the beginning of each course every student does a test. The result of this test determines what class the student will be in.

There are three lessons (50 minutes each) every morning. The aim* of these lessons is to improve the students’ English. At the same time the lessons try to give the students some knowledge of Britain, its people and history – and knowledge of daily life in Britain.

Stamford Summer School is especially for boys and girls who are interested in sport.

Other activities are: discos, table tennis, competitions and films (video). During the course there are excursions to London, Cambridge and other places.

Students come from all over Europe. They have two things in common*. They are interested in sport and they want to improve their English.

Here are some statements. Are they True or False ?

1. Students are at school 150 minutes every morning.

2. The lessons try to give the students knowledge of Britain’s people and history.

3. Stamford Summer School is south of London.

4. Competitions are other activities.

5. Students come from all over the world.

6. Summer schools in England are for local (местный) people.

7. During the course there are different excursions.

8. The aim of the lessons is to improve students’ English.

9. Students have a lot of opportunities to improve their English.

10. At the beginning of each course not every student does a test.

4) Complete each sentence with one of the words below .

If all children must go to school to get secondary 1) … , it means that secondary education is 2) … . In Russia, Britain, Australia and in most developed countries secondary education is compulsory. A 3) … is a person getting education either at 4) … or niversity. Process of getting knowledge we call 5) … . It can be secondary or higher, paid or 6) … . A task to write some sentence many times is 7) …, it used as a kind of punishment. 8) … is a kind of punishment, when a student is not allowed to come to school for a few days or weeks. A school subject, when students must count, 9) … problems and do difficult tasks is 10) … .

5) Answer the questions from the advertisement.

1. Can you describe yourself in five words?
2. What would you most like to change in yourself?
3. What’s you motto?
4. How do you see yourself in 10 years time?
5. How do you see our planet in 10 years?

Тest for 8^th form

1) Match the words and phrases which have opposite meanings.

2)Complete the sentences. Be careful with grammar tenses (the past perfect and the past simple).

1. When Mary arrived at the airport, she saw that the plane … already (take off).
2. Yesterday he … (come) home at nine in the evening.
3. Nick … (play) golf yesterday, he … (never/ play) golf before.

3) Choose the correct answer.

1. She … TV when my sister came home after work. (watched/ was watching/ had watched)
2. Where … you … this book? (did … buy/was … buying/ had … bought)
3. I … my homework by 7 o’clock. (did/ was doing/ had done)
4. We … very pleased to see Alice again at the party last Sunday. (were/ were being/ had been)

4) Express the following sentences in the passive.

1. They asked me my name and address.

2. Peter did his homework the whole evening.

3. He found his puppy in the garden.

4. The students discussed the article at the party.

5. The pupils read the interesting tales at the party.

5) Write the following statements in reported speech .

1. She says: “My brother saw you in the cinema”.
2. He said: “Tom left yesterday”.
3. My friend asked: “How long have you been in London?”
4. She said to her son: “Clean the room”.
5. Mother said to the children: “Don’t touch the dog”.

6) Reading. Read the magazine article and do the tasks below.

Every good climber wants to climb mountain Everest, 8, 848 metres above the sea level, the highest mountain in the world. It stands between Nepal and Tibet, in the Himalayas. It is, in fact, quite a "young" mountain – only about two million years old. The Tibetans call it Chomolungma, the "Moth­er of the World".

Only just over 600 people have ever climbed to the top of Everest. You cannot climb the mountain without special per­mission from the government of Nepal; you can only climb it in May or October every year; you must have a booking for your expedition – and at the moment there are no more book­ings for the next ten years!

The expeditions which have climbed Everest have all used tents, oxygen bottles and other climbing equipment. Many expeditions have left their old equipment behind them – empty oxygen bottles, old food containers, etc – so there is now a serious litter problem high up on the mountain.

The government of Nepal is now trying to clean up the mountain. In May 1993 they gave permission to a team of young Americans to climb the mountain . . . but they asked them to bring back the litter on their way down again. The expedition brought down 2, 850 kilos of litter from the high­est slopes of the mountain. This was the start of a plan to clear all the litter from Mountain Everest.

A Write down whether the following statements are true or false.

1. Everest is less than 1, 100 metres high.

2. It is in the Alps.

3. 500 people have climbed it.

4. People can climb it from May to October.

B Answer the following questions.

1. Can you book an expedition to Everest now?

2. Why is there a serious litter problem?

3. How did the government start to exercise their programme?

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