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Итоговая контрольная работа по английскому языку по итогам 3 триместра

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Предварительный просмотр:

1) Form the plural

b) Write the sentences in plural or singular. Give 2 forms where possible

1. The crew (be) ______ gathered on the deck. 2. Our football team (have)______gone to Liverpool. 3. There is some danger but not all people (see)_______ it. 4. The committee (know)_______ about the fact. 5. On what page (be)_______ the contents of the book. 6. Your clothes (be)_______ wet again. 7. The police (be)_______ near.

2) Put in the article where necessary

1. We left London_____next morning and it was at_____midday when we came.

2. On_____hot morning last July they had a great party. 3. I was up before______sunrise. 4. Where did you pick these flowers? — In______forest.

5. I’m planning to go to_____college after I leave_____school. 6. How long can_____human stay and work in space? 7. What is on_____television tonight? 8. If Robin doesn’t get better, he’ll have to be taken to______hospital.

3) Write 2 missing forms of adjectives

b) Choose the right adjective

1.What is the title of Marinina’s (last/latest) detective story? 2. December is the (last/latest) month of the year. 3. For (further/farther) information refer to the secretary. 4. The (next/nearest) train to Moscow is at seven. 5. My aunt is the (oldest/ eldest) member of my family.

4) Use passive forms of the verbs

1. Мои часы украли вчера.

2.Когда он вошел в комнату, обсуждали его проект.

3. Посмотри! Новый дом построили!

4. За доктором послали?

5. Когда с ним поговорят?

6.Текст нужно будет перевести.

7. Его лицо скоро забылось.

5) Write the same in English

1.Я хочу знать, когда он напишет нам письмо.

1. Если вы е откроете окно, будет жарко в комнате.

1. Как жаль, что сейчас не лето.

1. Если бы я знал французский язык, я бы смог поговорить с нашими гостями.

1. Если бы мы сейчас были в Лондоне, мы бы пошли осматривать город.

1. На твоем месте, я бы водила машину более осторожно.

1. Вы когда-нибудь слышали, как музыканты настраивают свои инструменты.

6) Complete using the phrasal verbs

1. A small rabbit was run_____by a bus. 2. I smell the pancake burning, it’s time to turn it_____3. It’s another of Bob’s lies, will he get____with it again, do you think? 4. The boy was so hungry that he rushed_____his food and ate everything. 5. In summer we usually set our house plants _____on the balcony.

7) Open the brackets

By 7 o’clock yesterday evening the train (not arrive)___________ yet. The people on the platform (feel)_____ cold, as a strong wind (blow)__________. Suddenly there (come)_______ a voice from the loudspeaker which (say)_______ that the train (arrive)________ a quarter of an hour later. Mark who (stand)__________ on the platform for half an hour already (decide)________ that he (go)________ to the snack bar and (drink)________ a cup of coffee.

Предварительный просмотр:

1) Form the plural

b) Write the sentences in plural or singular. Give 2 forms where possible

1. How many people ( be)____ expected to come? 2. While my family (be)____ on holiday, I’m going to finish my book. 3. The police ( have)______ arrived.

4. The government (be)____ going to solve it. 5. What (be)_____ the news?

6. Where (be)_____ the contents in Russian books? 7. What advice (be)___ always useful?

2) Put in the article where necessary

1. It was____high noon but she was asleep. 2. The burglars broke into the house in____broad daylight. 3. She remembered____summer evening when they walked together in fields. 4.____giraffe is____animal that lives in Africa and has____long neck. 5. It was____wonderful day:____sky was blue,_____sun was shining, _____sea looked warm and calm-____world was____great place to live in.6. We have_____new history teacher._____teacher arrived last week.

7. Which of the two dictionaries are you going to buy? I like____dictionary that has more words.

3) Write 2 missing forms of adjectives

b) Choose the right adjective

1. She sat near the (furthest/ farthest) window. 2. We are only four. One (eldest/oldest) son couldn’t come. 3. Yesterday we bought the (last/latest) copy of this magazine. It had come out only 2 days before. 4. The boys entered the hall- a short one and a tall one. The (latter/later) was polite. 5. John’s house is (the nearest/ the next) door.

4) Use passive forms of the verbs

1. –Где статья? — Её переводят. Её переведут через полтора часа.

2.Где строят новый магазин?

3. Все упражнения сделаны.

4. Это часто используется в английской грамматике.

5. Его знают не только в Англии.

6.Встреча состоится в центре города.

7.Этот замок построен в 1830 г.

5) Write the same in English

1.Спроси учителя, когда вы пойдёте в театр.

1. Мы не уверены, придут ли они, но если придут, объясните им это.

1. Как жаль, что она не пришла.

1. Если бы мы встретили Анну, мы бы ей всё рассказали.

1. Если бы он хорошо играл на пианино, он бы принял участие в нашем конкурсе.

1. На твоем месте, я бы пошла на вечеринку. Там будет весело.

1. Не люблю, как эта болтушка рассказывает о своей поездке.

6) Complete using the phrasal verbs

1. After the party everything in the house was turned____and she had to clean it the whole day.2. The boiling milk easily runs____the edge of the pan. 3. Steve rushed____the room showing something. 4. Let’s get____at the next stop and walk. 5. It took the teacher 10 minutes to set her pupils_____copy the words.

7) Open the brackets

Last Sunday Alice’s neighbour (ask)______ her to (keep)______ her cat for 3 days when she (be)_____ away on business. She (say)______ the cat (be)_____ no trouble. But when Alice (wake up)______ the next morning, she (notice)________ that the cat (eat)_______ all the goldfish. When Alice (leave)_______ for school the cat (sleep)_______ peacefully in the sun. When the girl (come)_______ the cat (disappear)__________. It (take)_______ poor Alice 2 hours (find)_______ the cat in the garden, where it (run)_________ after birds.

По теме: методические разработки, презентации и конспекты

В своей педагогической деятельности я использую тесты для проверки знаний учащихся.

Тестовые задания включают в себя 35 вопросов с вариантами ответов, где нужно выбрать один верный и записать в соответствующий столбец.

Разработка предназначена для итогового контроля знаний в 5 классе.

Контрольная работа №8Итоговая контрольная работа.

Контрольная работа по географии 5 класс Итоговая контрольная работа.

Работа расчитана на 40 минут. Присутствуют все компетенции.

Stage b

I. Choose the right word:

The … welcomed his guests heartily and immediately made them feel quite at home.

The … and all his guests went for a walk to the neighbouring wood.

He didn’t know how to tell his … that he had no money to pay the rent.

The settee in the parlour was strewn with pretty embroidered … .

I don’t like to sleep on a soft … .

I can put you up for the night but the trouble is that I have no spare … . Would you mind using this leather … instead?

A dog was barking at the passers-by from a balcony in the fourth … .

All the windows of the upper … were wide open.

We mounted the stairs to the fifth … and knocked at the door.

A beautiful bronze … was standing on the piano.

I don’t think I can use this … , I need a 90 watt one at least.

Are you tall enough to reach the …? A new … has to be screwed in.

A narrow winding … led to the attic.

There was a … lying in the yard.

II. Fill in the blanks with prepositions or adverbs if necessary:

Marian is … the kitchen. She is near the table … the middle … the room. There is a lamp … the table. There are a lot … things … the table. There is a jug … the middle … the table. Marian has a dish and a spoon … her hands. … Marian there are two pots, two bowls and a frying-pan. Behind her there is a dresser and a kitchen sink … it. There are a lot … things … the shelves … the dresser. There are plates and dishes, and jugs and bowls. There is a loaf … bread … a bread-board, and a tray … tea-cups. … the bottom … the dresser there are two drawers, and two cupboards. Under the drawers … the kitchen sink there are two taps. Over the sink, there is a clock … the wall. … the window, there is a table and some shelves. There are two saucepans … one shelf.

If you enter … our kitchen you’ll see a window right … the door. There are light nylon curtains … the window and lots … flowers … the window-sill. … front … the window stands a dinner-table … four chairs … it. … this table we usually have meals. … the wall … the left … the table there are a few shelves … different kitchen things. … the floor … the shelves there stands a fridge. We cannot do … it, especially … summer. … the right wall, … the fridge you can see a sink and a base unit … it. We try to keep our kitchen … good order, so it is always clean and tidy. Come and have tea … us … some day!

The flat you live … needs tidying every day. You must air the rooms, dust the furniture … a duster, clean the carpets … a vacuum cleaner. The floor is swept … a broom. The housewife keeps house and other members … the family help her … the house.

1. Have you already moved … the new flat? 2. The walls of the library were lined … bookcases, the arm-chairs were upholstered … leather, the tables littered … newspapers and magazines. 3. The door burst open and we saw a stranger … doorway. 4. The windows of the bedroom looked … … a little garden … the back … the house. 5. Who dwells … this cottage? 6. The boy saw a man go into the house … the side door. 7. I must have misplaced the key … the cupboard, I can’t find it anywhere. 8. Tell the children not to forget to wipe their feet … the door-mat. 9. For hours at a stretch he would sit … a chair looking … … the window. 10. You may dry your hands … this towel, it is quite clean. 11. Before going to bed he usually turned … the light … the room. 12. Where is the entrance … the cinema? 13. She said she remembered having put … the gas … the kitchen … she had finished cooking. 14. My brother was sorry he couldn’t buy the sideboard, it was a little too large and he is short … space.

III. Insert articles if necessary:

In his own small room Martin lived, slept, studied, wrote and kept … house. Before … window looking out on … tiny front porch was … kitchen table that served as … desk, library and … typewriting stand. … bed, against … rear wall, occupied two-thirds of … total space of … room. … table was flanked on one side by … bureau, manufactured for profit and not for service. … bureau stood in … corner, and in … opposite corner, on … table’s other flank was the kitchen oil-stove on … box, inside of which were dishes and cooking utensils, … shelf on the wall for provisions, and … bucket of water on … floor. Martin had to carry his water from … kitchen sink, there being no tap in his room. … small closet contained his clothes and … books he had accumulated and for which there was no room on … table or under … table. (J. London).

We have … nice flat with … modern conveniences. It is on … fifth floor of … nine-storeyed house in … Green Street. As … building is high it has … lift. … lift can take you to … floor you like. In our flat there is … balcony, … telephone and, of course, … central heating, … electricity, … cold and … hot water. … rooms are square. … largest is … sitting-room. In … evening we all gather there to watch … television. Sometimes we sit down around … table which stands in … middle of … room and talk about … events of … day. All … members of … family like to be at … home together.

It’s less than … month that you’re away from … home but it seems ages. We miss you badly, so it’s sweet of you to write often. We are all fairly well and pleased you’re too, in your room at … hall with … nice roommate. Dad and I are back to … work after … holidays, Granny does most of … work about … house – just … usual run of things, as you can see. I can’t say I see much of Lucy and Mike, but we speak much over … phone. Their latest news and chief topic of … conversation is … new flat, of course. They are moving to … house somewhere around … end of … month. As you can imagine it’s quite … event for them and they are, certainly, anxious.

Their new apartment is in … block of … flats in … new district on … outskirts of … city. It’s … pretty long way from … centre, but that doesn’t matter much as there is … underground round … corner. Lucy is … little upset that … flat is on … top floor of … twelve-storeyed house, but this can’t be helped and, after all, there’s … lift.

As far as I know, it’s … two-room flat with … bathroom, … lavatory, … spacious hall and … balcony. … kitchen is very comfortable, with … electric cooker and … built-in furniture. There are also … few built-in wardrobes in … hall and … bedroom which is very convenient, no doubt. There are all … modern conveniences in … flat: … electricity, … central heating, … hot and cold water supply.

That’s our news for … present. There is nothing else I can say, just that we are lucky with … weather. It’s fairly warm and doesn’t at all look like … autumn. How are … things with you? We all send you our love and kisses.

IV. Fill in the blanks with “it is” or “there is/are”:

1. … a beautiful picture. 2. … three drawers in the table. 3. … fine roses in the vase. … a present from a friend of mine. 4. Hurry up! … no time to lose! 5. … the only room to let. … no other rooms here. 6. … not a pantry. … no pantry in this flat. 7. … no gas in the house. … an electric cooker, … very convenient. 8. … a pity … no telephone in your room. 9. … two large windows in the bedroom, so … quite light. 10. … really a nice table but … no place for it in my room. 11. … no fruit at home. 12. … a new house opposite your school? 13. … a lot of furniture in their flat. 14. … a gas-stove and a fridge in our kitchen.

V. Fill in the blanks with “some”, “any”, “no”, “none”:

1. I need … paper. Have you got … ? 2. is there … news for me? 3. I would gladly give you … money, but I have … . 4. There is … butter in the fridge but there isn’t … cheese. 5. Buy … more dictionaries, they’ll be of great help. 6. There are … house plants on the window-sill, but on the wall there aren’t … . 7. They have three daughter but … sons. 8. … people say I am the very picture of my granny. 9. Have you got … relatives in Yalta?

VI. Insert “many”, “much”, “few”, “a few”, “little”, “a little”:

1. Come here! There are … vacant seats near us; three or four. 2. I must hurry, there isn’t … time left. 3. His study is packed with furniture. There is very … spare room in it. 4. Roy is … older than Steve. He is already thirty, while Steve is twenty-one. 5. How … built-in cupboards are there in your flat? 6. He’s a newcomer here. Very … people know him yet. 7. I’m not going to buy … furniture, just … chairs and a table. 8. The man isn’t talkative. He talks rather … but does … . 9. I can’t say it’s a busy shopping street. There are … shops here but not very … . 10. Put the grand piano into this room. It’s not very big either, yet … larger than that room.

VII. Supply the missing words:

A building may be one-, two- and three-storeyed or even higher. There are lots of multistoreyed houses in Moscow. American multistoreyed buildings are called … . our first floor is usually called the … in England, and our second floor corresponds to the English … .

The house we live in is our … , or, more officially, our residence or dwelling. The place that we stay in when we go to the country in summer is called a … . the windows of the house you live in may face the sea, a river, a square or a street; it may … south, north, west or east. When people … a new flat or house they usually have a … party. Most of the flats nowadays have all … such as telephone, … , …., … and … . the entrance to the house from the street is called the … door. There is always another entrance, too, leading into the house from the yard – the … door. The … leads to the upper floors.

We enter a flat. We wipe our feet on the door … at the door-step and find ourselves in the hall. Its furniture consists of a half-stand, a small table and a mirror. We take our coats off and hang them on the … . then we go into the … , which is the room for general use during the day. Besides this room the flat has bedrooms, a bathroom and a lavatory and a … .

VIII. Compose 3 situations using the following words and phrases:

1. close and stuffy; to put the fan on; cool; to doze; an arm-chair; a divan-bed; to take out a pillow; a clean pillow-case; a sheet; to pull the blinds down.

2. a sitting-room; papered pale-green; cream-coloured curtains; a parquet floor; a couch with cushions; a favourite place; to face a TV-set; to enjoy a TV programme.

3. to tidy up; to dust; a duster; a broom; to sweep and wash the floor; to air; to wash up the breakfast things; to wipe the dishes; a tea-cloth; to make a cake; a dresser; to invite guests.