Разработка контрольной работы к учебнику "Spotlight 9" Модуль 3

Module 3 variant 1

”See it to believe it”(9^th form)

Vocabulary

1.Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps

1.     Old castles are very popular (sights/sightings) in Britain.

2.     Although many people say they have seen Bigfoot, there are no fossil remains that prove that the creature ever (survived/existed)

3.     Rosie couldn’t stop (glaring/staring) at the beautiful rainbow.

4.     When Richard and Lan heard the angry shouts they (spotted/glanced) around the room to see where were they coming from.

5.     Last night I dreamt that a (horrifying/violent) whirlpool was pulling me to the bottom of the ocean.

6.     The moon was so bright that James could see his (reflection/shadow) in the lake.

2.  Fill in: same, mind, spectators, scenes, sights,

1.     This artist always pints …of the countryside.

2.     I keep having the …dream over and over again.

3.     One of the …we enjoyed on our visit to Scotland was the haunted house.

4.      Twenty thousand … came to the football pitch to cheer their team.

5.     Eric has a brilliant …; he’s sure to become a famous scientist one day.

3. Fill in the gaps with the correct particle / preposition:

Over, Out, Up, in, about, from

1.     David came…with the idea to make a tree house.

2.     Susan was nervous ….passing her exam.

3.     I can’t wait for New Year’s new film to come….

4.     She succeeded…. Finding a new job.

5.     A strange feeling came…him, when he entered the haunted house.

6.     I know….experience, that you should go to a doctor.

4. Choose the correct verbs (a-c) to complete the text.

Last night, I 1…….. to music when my phone 2…….. ringing. It was my sister. She 3…….. her bag and 4…….. enough money to get a cab home. She 5…….. to walk, but when it 6…….. to rain, she 7…….. to go to a café. She 8…….. there and she wanted me to ask if Mum or Dad would drive over and pick her up!

1   a   listened           b   was listening     c   had listened

2   a   started             b   had started       c   was starting

3   a   was losing       b   lost                     c   had lost

4   a   didn’t have      b   hadn’t had        c   wasn’t having

5   a   was starting    b   started               c   had started

6   a   began               b   had begun        c   was beginning

7   a   decided            b   was deciding    c   had decided

8          a   had waited      b   was waiting      c   waited

5/Answer the following questions:

1.     What is art?

2.     What art form do you like best? Why?

3.     Do you enjoy your art class at school? Why?

4.       Do you like paintings? What is your favourite painting?

5.     Do you like visiting art museums?

6.       Do you visit museums when you go to another city? What museum did you visit at the last time? What did you see there? What did you like there?

7.     What artists are famous in your country?

8.       Who is your favorite painter?

9.     What would life be like without art?

10.   How can art benefit a society?

Module 3 variant 2”(9^th form)

”See it to believe it”

Vocabulary

1.     Choose the correct word to fill in the gaps

1.     Two fishermen reported (sights/sightings) of a strange creature in the lake yesterday.

2.     Can you imagine what would happen if a dinosaur somehow (survived/existed) and was still alive today?

3.     Why are you (glaring/staring) at Stewart so angrily?

4.     Has the research team (spotted/glanced) anything unusual in the area?

5.     Andrew’s nightmare was absolutely(horrifying/violent). He dreamt that a three-headed monster was approaching him.

6.     When David saw that (reflection/shadow) of a strange animal in the bushes, he started shaking like a leaf.

2.  Fill in: imagination, witnesses, print, alike, illusion,

1.     The police found no …who could identify the thief.

2.     Marissa and Nancy look very much …and others often think that they’re sisters.

3.      My brother has a vivid …and always scares us with the stories he makes up.

4.     Of course the circles in the painting are not moving! It’s just a(n) … .

5.     This couldn’t be a(n) …print; it’s far wide and half  a metre long.

3.Fill in the gaps with the correct particle / preposition:

From, down, in, of, about,  across

1. The Baba Yaga has been part…Russian folklore for years.

2. Jane came ….with a terrible cold, after getting caught in the rain

3. She came…Alan, when she was walking in the city center.

4. I want to go …search of another way to reach this house faster than they.

5. Have you heard ….your friend lately?

6. Don’t be nervous….him. He is OK.

4. Choose the correct verbs (a-c) to complete the text.

Last night, I 1…….. to music when my phone 2…….. ringing. It was my sister. She 3…….. her bag and 4…….. enough money to get a cab home. She 5…….. to walk, but when it 6…….. to rain, she 7…….. to go to a café. She 8…….. there and she wanted me to ask if Mum or Dad would drive over and pick her up!

1   a   listened           b   was listening     c   had listened

2   a   started             b   had started       c   was starting

3   a   was losing       b   lost                     c   had lost

4   a   didn’t have      b   hadn’t had        c   wasn’t having

5   a   was starting    b   started               c   had started

6   a   began               b   had begun        c   was beginning

7   a   decided            b   was deciding    c   had decided

8   a   had waited      b   was waiting      c   waited

5.Answer the following questions:

1.     What is art?

2.     What art form do you like best? Why?

3.     Do you enjoy your art class at school? Why?

4.       Do you like paintings? What is your favourite painting?

5.     Do you like visiting art museums?

6.       Do you visit museums when you go to another city? What museum did you visit at the last time? What did you see there? What did you like there?

7.     What artists are famous in your country?

8.       Who is your favorite painter?

9.     What would life be like without art?

10.   How can art benefit a society?