Модульная контрольная работа №7 для 7 класса по английскому языку

Test 7

Form 7

1.     Make comparatives and superlatives

1.I think tennis is (exciting) golf to watch on TV.

2.     2.In the UK coaches are (cheap) then the train.

3.     3.Do the British work (hard) the Americans?

4.     4.Today is (hot) day of the year.

5.     5.Paulo is (intelligent) student in my class.

6.     6.My mother drives (slowly) my father.

7.     7.This is (bed) restaurant I’ve ever been to.

8.     8.It was (boring) journey I can remember.

9.     9.My brother is a bit (tall) me.

10. 10.She’s wearing (short) skirt than you.

2. Complete the table

Adjectives	Comparatives	Superlatives
healthy	1.__________	2.__________
3._________	Worse (than)	4.__________
5._________	6.__________	The best
interesting	7.__________	8.__________

3. Complete the sentences with Present Perfect or Past Simple

1.How long (have) you a camera?

2.We (use) the same bank for the last ten years.

3.(pay) the money yet?

4.(take) 100$ out of the cash machine this morning.

5.(have) you ever problems with friend about money?

6.I (buy) it two month ago.

7.we only (park) the car an hour ago but they’ve charged us for two hours!

8.I never (owe) money to the bank.

9.The company (not/give) us a pay rise last year.

10.My parents (know) each other 55 years since they were 8 years old!

4. Write the words and phrases in the correct column

(six years, 1992, Friday, the last three days, ages, a long time, Christmas, I last saw you, months and months, he was a child)

For

Since

Keys

1.more exciting than

2.cheaper than

3.harder than

4.the hottest

5.the most intelligent

6.more slowly

7.the worst

8.the most boring

9.taller than

10.shorter than

1.healthier

2.the healthiest

3.bed

4.the worst

5.good

6.better

7.more interesting

8.the most interesting

1.have you had

2.have used

3.have you paid

4.took

5.have you ever had

6.bought

7.parked

8.have never owed

9.didn’t give

10.have known

For: six years, ages, the last three days, a long time, months and months

Since: 1992, Friday, Christmas, I last saw you, he was a child