КОНТРОЛЬНАЯ работа по английскому языку 7
класс
GRAMMAR TEST
Exercise 1.
Reading
– Comprehension
Super Salesman
One nice summer morning in 1923, Arthur Ferguson was
walking near Trafalgar Square in London when he saw a well-dressed man. That
young American was standing in front of Nelson’s column and looking at the
monument to England’s greatest admiral very carefully.
Suddenly a brilliant idea came to Arthur’s mind.
Arthur went to the young man and said “Can I help you? I’m the keeper of this
ancient monument. In the month there will be no column in Trafalgar Square.
That’s a pity! Great Britain had a lot of problems and the British Parliament
wanted to sell (продать) the column, the statue, the lions and the fountains
to get money. And, you know, all for $6,000. Only a very important, clever and
great person will get it. We have already got thirty people to buy it.”
The American man couldn’t say a word. He wanted to get
the column and the lions and the statue and the fountains. “I’ll put them near
my house, in the middle of my home town in America! Can you help me? I’d like
to buy it right now!”
‘I’m sorry, I can’t give you an answer now, I must
telephone my boss’, said Arthur. He went to the phone and was back in a few
minutes. ‘It wasn’t very easy. But you are lucky. Britain can get your money
right now. Can you write down the name and the address of the company? It will
help you to transport Nelson’s column to America”.
The American man gave Ferguson all the money and went
to his hotel very happy. After the celebration lunch, he telephoned the company
but they were very surprised. They didn’t know what to say! The American man
called the police. The policemen were not surprised but the American man got
very angry because he learnt that one rich American called the police and said
that he had paid $10,000 for Big Ben.
I.
Mark the statements below as
“True” (T) or “False” (F).
1.
The story happened in New
York in 1923.
2.
In 1923 the British Parliament
wanted to sell Nelson’s column.
3.
Nelson was Britain’s
greatest admiral.
4.
The American wanted to buy the
monument and take it to America.
5.
The American lived in a London hotel.
6.
The American paid $ 16000 for
Nelson’s column.
7.
The transport company was
surprised when the American called them.
Exercise 2.
Put verbs in brackets in
the right form/Use Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple or Present
Perfect
1.) Listen! Pat (to play) the piano.
2.) Margaret (not/to go) to work yesterday.
3.) Next year he (to be) 25.
4.) Do you want the newspaper? No, thanks I already (to read) it.
5.) William Shakespeare (to die) in 1616.
6.) I am a teacher, I (to teach) Maths to young people.
7.) The concert last night (to start) at 7.30 and (to finish) at 10 p.m.
8.) Look! Somebody (to swim) in the river.
9.) It's Kate's birthday tomorrow and I (not to buy) her a present yet.
10.) Mozart (to live) from 1756 to 1791.
11.) She is very clever. She (to speak) four languages.
12.) Don't drink coffee before you go to bed. You (not to sleep).
13.) I can't open the door. I (to lose) a key.
14.) When I was a child I (to want) to be a doctor.
15.) The City Museum (to close) at 5 o'clock every evening.
16.)
I can't talk to you at the moment. I (to work).
17.) I (to clean) my teeth three times yesterday.
18.) Are they still having dinner? No, they (to finish).
19.) When ... you (to go) to London.
20.) Where are the children? They (to play) in the garden.
21.) Peter (to wash) his hair twice a week.
22.) George (not/to be) at work last week because he (to be) ill.
23.) I can't find my umbrella. Somebody (to take) it.
24.) Phone me tomorrow. 1 (to be) at home.
25.) How often ... you (to watch) TV?
26.)
George went to the cinema, but he (not to enjoy) the film much.
27.)
you ever (to have) any serious illness?
28.)
I (to come) to school without glasses. I can't read the text.
29.)
Who (to eat) all the apples?
30.)
So far we (to have) no troubles.
31.)
Jane (to move) to a new flat a month ago.
32.)
We (to wonder, often) where he gets his money.
33.)
Do you know that they (to be born) on the same day?
34)How
often you (to fall) in love?
35)
I'm delighted to tell you that you (to pass) your exam.
Exercise 3
Give singular and plural
1. a mouse - …
2. … - fish
3. a man - …
4 . potato - …
5. … - feet
6. a goose - …
7. a thief - …
8. a party - …
9. a boy-…
10. …- children
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