Контрольная работа к учебнику Spotlight 11 Module 3

Listen to the speakers and for questions 1- 6 choose A, B or C. 1. Listen to a woman talking about charity shop. What does she think about it? A They do excellent work. B It's not as cheap as she would like. C They should close the shop down. 2. Listen to a man talking about young people. What is his opinion? A They can plan their time better. B Their parents are too demanding. C They should work part-time with their parents. 3. Listen to the woman talking about credit cards. What does she think about them? A People would be better off without them. B They're useful when you have no money. Everybody should have one. 4. Listen to a girl talking about her exam results. What had she expected? A Her parents would be disappointed. B She had failed all her exams. C. She had done badly in all of her exams. 5. Listen to a boy talking about his part-time job. How does he feel about it? A He doesn't like it. B He finds it too tiring. C He's glad he took the job. 6. Listen to a young man talking about his job interview. What happened? A He lied about his experience. B He got the job. C The interview went terribly wrong. Chose the correct word/phrase. 7. Don't throw the batteries away, they're ... A disposable      B rechargeable        C achievable 8. It is important that students do not ... the school rules. A reject               B abolish                C violate 9. Child rights organizations work to prevent ... towards children. A cruelty             B kidnap                C offence 10. Rachel , don't be so shy; you need to ... for your right to express yourself freely. A keep up           B face up               C stand up 11 As Ken was walking through the park,  stranger ... his rucksack and ran away. A burgled            B grabbed             C mugged

12 Sue was holding her ... ticket, hoping that this time she had the right numbers which would make her rich beyond her wildest dreams. A scam            B lottery            C winnings. Choose the correct item. 13. My would-be/so-called friends have been telling lies behind my back. 14. Mary was shocked to hear that her next-door neighbor was one of the fraudsters/culprits involved in the bank robbery. 15. As there was no evidence to prove her innocence the woman had to confess/accept to the crime he was accused of. 16. It took me a few minutes to realise/identify that someone was trying to break into my flat.  17. Weren't there any witnesses/suspects who can tell us how the accident happened? The police were sure that Ron was keeping something away/back about the crime, so they called him in for questioning again. 18. When Sue saw that her wallet was missing she thought that a pickpocket/burglar must have taken it from her bag on the bus. Open the brackets using to-infinitive, infinitive without to, or gerund. 19. They denied ... (steal) the money. 20. He gave up ... (smoke). 21. I don't want ... (go) out toning. I'm too tired. 22. I refuse ... (answer) any questions without my lawyer. 23. Pete decided ... (steal) her bag. 24. Tom suggested ... (go) to the cinema. 25. Would you mind ... (put) your pet snake somewhere else? 26. He finished ... (speak) and sat down. 27. John admitted ... (steal) Mary's bag. 28. We arranged ... (meet) at the weekend. 29. She pretended ... (not hear0 me. 30. She can't help ... (drink) coffee. 31. The film is worth ... (watch). 32. I offered ... (bring) a cup of tea. 33. I remember ... (meet) him last year. 34. Please, remember ... (close) the door when you go out. 35. I must remember ... (meet) my brother at the station tomorrow. 36. I remember ... (close) the door, but I'm not sure that I locked it. 37. Try .. (forget0 it; it isn't worth ... (worry) about. 38. Please, leave me alone. I'm trying ... (concentrate). 39. Mag needed to borrow some money. She tried ... (ask) Jack but he was short of money, too. 40. I rang the doorbell but there was no answer. Then I tried ... (knock) on the door, but

there was still no answer. 41. The windows are dirty. They need ... (clean). 42. I need a change. I need ... (go) away for a while. 43. Thank you for ... (come). 44. Has it stopped ... (rain)? 45. I asked him to stop ... (talk), but he kept ... (ask) me questions. 46. I have finished ... (decorate) the house for the New Year Party. 47. Joe hates ... (use) computers. 48. They enjoyed ... (be) on holiday by sea. 49. She keeps ... (tell) everyone that she's innocent, but no one believes her. 50. Can you imagine ... (spend) the rest of your life in prison? 51. Nick was found guilty of ... (vandalise) his neighbor's property. 52. The judge examined the evidence carefully and then went on ... (announce) his decision. 53. There's no point in ... (deny) that you stole my ring; you were caught red-handed. 54. The thieves got in though the window which Bethany had forgotten ... (lock). 55. The judge will not let any photographers or members of the press ... (be) present at the famous politician's trial. 56. The robbers tried ... (escape) from the bank, but the police had already surrounded the buildings. 57. In many countries it's illegal ... (drive) under the age of seventeen. 58. You'd better stop ... (watch) so many crime movies; you're beginning to look at other people suspiciously! 59. Do you think this lawyer is experienced enough ... (take on) Madelyn's case? 60. Ross promised ... (take) us on a visit to the Great Canyon this week.