Socialising . Modular test 1
тест по английскому языку (8 класс)

Test 1 (Module 1)

1.Fill in the missing word and translate the adjectives into Russian:

a) optimistic   b) patient   c) stubborn   d) shy    e) generous    f) easy-going

g) sensitive     h) sociable   i) selfish     j) reliable                                                                        

1.Ann rarely gets upset. She’s very…                                                

2.You don’t care about other people’s feelings! You’re so…            

3.Mary always looks on the bright side of life. She’s …                    

4. Bob doesn’t feel comfortable with people. He’s…                        

5.Fred likes meeting people. He’s…                                                  

6. Sue wants to do the things her own way. She is …            

7.Nadia is always ready to help. She is …

8. Тom worries a lot what other people think of him. He’s…

9. Nick always does what he says he will do. He is…

10. Tina is…She manages to stay calm in difficult situations.

                                                                                                  Mark: 1/10____

2.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:

1.She’s really tired. I think she (have) an early night.   ______________________

2 (You look) for a new job at the moment? _______________________________

3.My sister always (call) me late at night! ________________________________

4.They (go) sunbathing when they heard a scream. _________________________

5.He (move) house this summer. ________________________________________

6. How long Kate (save) to buy a gold ring at the jeweller’s? _________________

7. She just (give) him a beautiful round silver frame.  _______________________

8. He (not/start) yet, but he’ll start in a week. _____________________________

9. I (study) hard for my exam all morning. _______________________________

10. Mike (go) the countryside two days ago_______________________________

11. I never (ride) a bike when I was young. _______________________________

12. You (not/do) your home task yesterday and you 13. (not/do) it again! __________________________________________________________________

14. How often … Helen (go) to the swimming pool? ________________________

15…. you (book) tickets yet? ___________________

                                                                                            Mark: 2/15____ 

3.Fill in: a) across, b) down, c) along, d) over, e) over with

1. My best friend gets… with his parents.

 2. I think I will get...my homework soon.

3. My aunt has difficulty in getting her ideas... to her children.

4. Your behavior gets me…You’re so rude!

5. It has taken Helen a long time to get ...the pneumonia.

                                                                                           Mark: 1/5____

4. Complete the gaps with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets.

1.Sally is (generous) person I have ever met. ____________________________

2. The (much) you practise, the (well) you play the piano. __________________

3. Tom can’t run (fast) as Joe, because he has hurt his leg___________________

4. The Maths test was (easy) than Tony expected. _________________________

5. Adam is (friendly) than he looks. ____________________________________

                                                                                                          Mark: 1/5____

5. Read the following text and mark the statements as T(true), F (false) or DS (doesn’t say)

Social etiquette in Russia

Etiquette is protocol, rules of behaviuor that you memorize. Manners are an expression of how you treat others when you care about them and their feelings.

When meeting a Russian, male or female, for the first time, shake hands firmly while retaining eye contact. Looking away can be considered rude and indifferent. Don’t shake hands over a threshold; enter the room first, then shake hands.

If you are invited to someone’s house for dinner, you should remember to take a gift with you. This can be a cake, a box of sweets or a bunch of flowers. If you decide to take flowers, give an uneven number.

You should dress casually for dinner in someone’s home, but make sure you wear clean socks. This because when you arrive in the house, you will be asked to remove your shoes and put on a pair of house slippers called tapki.

When it comes to food and drink, you should never refuse anything that is offered, this is very bad manners and will offend people. Finally, don’t forget to thank your host.

1. Etiquette dictates certain rules of behaviour in a number of situations. _____
2. A handshake is the most common form of greeting. _______
3. If you are invited to someone’s house for dinner, you should take a gift for a child. ___________
4. You can refuse to put on a pair of house slippers. ______
5. You should thank the host before leaving. _______

                                                                                                          Mark: 1/5____

Keys:

1.Fill in the missing word and translate the adjectives into Russian:

1.f) easy-going-легкий в общении

2 i) selfish –эгоистичный      

3.a) optimistic- оптимистичный  

4.d) shy –робкий, застенчивый  

5.h) sociable – общительный  

6.c) stubborn- упрямый

7.е) generous-великодушный

8.g) sensitive –чувствительный, впечатлительный    

9.j) reliable   - надежный

10.b) patient - терпеливый  

 2.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:

 1. will have    2. Are looking    3. is calling   4. were going    5. is moving    6. has been saving 7. has given   8. hasn’t started 9. have been studying 10. went 11. rode 12. didn’t do 13. haven’t done 14. does…go 15. Have…booked

3.Fill in: a) across, b) down, c) along, d) over, e) over with

1 along                  2 over with               3 across              4 down            5 over

4. Complete the gaps with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets.

1.the most generous

2. more… better

3. as fast

4. easier

5. friendlier/ more friendly

5. Read the following text and mark the statements as T(true), F (false) or DS (doesn’t say)

1. Etiquette dictates certain rules of behaviour in a number of situations. T
2. A handshake is the most common form of greeting. T
3. If you are invited to someone’s house for dinner, you should take a gift for a child. DS
4. You can refuse to put on a pair of house slippers. DS
5. You should thank the host before leaving. T