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Test 5 th Form. (Unit 3)

Task 1.

Напишите по-английски даты.

1. первое сентября
2. восьмое марта
3. двадцать третье февраля
4. тридцать первое октября
5. первое января
6. девятое мая
7. пятнадцатое апреля
8. двенадцатое июня
9. седьмое ноября
10. второе августа
11. шестнадцатое декабря
12. пятое июля

Task 2.     there is/there are

1. Вставьте is /are

1. There…a book on the table.
2. There …apples in the basket.
3. There…a girl and a boy in the room.
4. There.. Red Square, the Kremlin and the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.
5. There … a lot of theatres in St Petersburg.

2. Задайте вопрос к 2 и 3 предложениям.
3. Составьте предложения..

1. a sofa     in the corner    is There
2. There    books      are    on the shelf
3. There         and apples        are       eggs
4. There    an orange    is       in   the     little    vase
5. There      in      this   cup   juice    is
6. girls    in the yard    are  There
7. voice    There     a charm    in her    is

4. Переведите предложения на русский  язык.

From my window I can see a park. The park is opposite my house. In the middle of the park there is a school. Next to the school there is a church. The church is very beautiful. On the left there is a supermarket. The supermarket is opposite the school. On the right there is a cafe. But I can't see it from my window. It is next to my house.

I.   Напишите  краткую  форму.

1. I am from Russia.
2. It is great.
3. We are at home.
4. You  are in America.
5. She is from Wales.

II.  Вставьте am, is или are.

1. It ....................... funny.
2. They .................. new.
3. We         wrong.
4. I         right.
5. She        English.
6. You ……… in the park.

III.  Скажите, что это не так.

1. I am at home.        at home.
2. It is a letter.        a letter.
3. They are famous.        famous.
4. We are from New York.         from  New York.
5. She is busy.         busy.

IV.   Закончи предложения.

1.  I'm from Russia.-  I speak … .

2.  I'm from England.-  I speak … .

3.  I'm from Scotland.-  I speak … .

4.  I'm from Wales.-  I speak … .

5.  I'm from Northern Ireland.-  I speak … .

6.  I'm from the USA.-  I speak … .

1. a) Read the text.

Many animals live in the world. They are domestic and wild. Domestic animals live on the farms and in the houses. Some people keep wild animals as pets. But usually they live in the Zoo. Every big city has its Zoo where you can see many animals. They are from different continents. There are: tigers and lions, elephants and giraffes, crocodiles and polar bears, pumas and leopards. There are rare animals: pandas and kangaroos. There are also wild birds such as: eagles, parrots, storks, ostriches and cranes. All animals live in cages. Zoo keepers feed them and take care of them. London as one of the biggest capitals has a large Zoo. It's very famous all over the world. Many tourists visit the Zoo. Some towns which are near the sea have the Sea-life Centres. One can see different sea animals and fishes there. Children and grown ups can touch small sea animals. It's very interesting. These museums are in Brighton, Eastborne and other towns on the sea coast of the UK.

b) Answer the questions to the text in writing.

1.  What animals are there in the world?

2.  Where do wild animals live?

3.  Where are these animals from?

4.  What animals can you see in the Zoo?

5.  What rare animals are there in the Zoo?

6.  What birds can you see there?

7.  Are the Sea-life Centres interesting? Why?

1. a) Read the text.

Many animals live in the world. They are domestic and wild. Domestic animals live on the farms and in the houses. Some people keep wild animals as pets. But usually they live in the Zoo. Every big city has its Zoo where you can see many animals. They are from different continents. There are: tigers and lions, elephants and giraffes, crocodiles and polar bears, pumas and leopards. There are rare animals: pandas and kangaroos. There are also wild birds such as: eagles, parrots, storks, ostriches and cranes. All animals live in cages. Zoo keepers feed them and take care of them. London as one of the biggest capitals has a large Zoo. It's very famous all over the world. Many tourists visit the Zoo. Some towns which are near the sea have the Sea-life Centres. One can see different sea animals and fishes there. Children and grown ups can touch small sea animals. It's very interesting. These museums are in Brighton, Eastborne and other towns on the sea coast of the UK.

b) Answer the questions to the text in writing.

1.  What animals are there in the world?

2.  Where do wild animals live?

3.  Where are these animals from?

4.  What animals can you see in the Zoo?

5.  What rare animals are there in the Zoo?

6.  What birds can you see there?

7.  Are the Sea-life Centres interesting? Why?

1. a) Read the text.

Many animals live in the world. They are domestic and wild. Domestic animals live on the farms and in the houses. Some people keep wild animals as pets. But usually they live in the Zoo. Every big city has its Zoo where you can see many animals. They are from different continents. There are: tigers and lions, elephants and giraffes, crocodiles and polar bears, pumas and leopards. There are rare animals: pandas and kangaroos. There are also wild birds such as: eagles, parrots, storks, ostriches and cranes. All animals live in cages. Zoo keepers feed them and take care of them. London as one of the biggest capitals has a large Zoo. It's very famous all over the world. Many tourists visit the Zoo. Some towns which are near the sea have the Sea-life Centres. One can see different sea animals and fishes there. Children and grown ups can touch small sea animals. It's very interesting. These museums are in Brighton, Eastborne and other towns on the sea coast of the UK.

b) Answer the questions to the text in writing.

1.  What animals are there in the world?

2.  Where do wild animals live?

3.  Where are these animals from?

4.  What animals can you see in the Zoo?

5.  What rare animals are there in the Zoo?

6.  What birds can you see there?

7.  Are the Sea-life Centres interesting? Why?