TEST
NAME: _______________________
DATE: _______________________
CLASS: _______________________
MARK: _______________________
Grammar
1. Choose the
appropriate variant.
We arrived on
Friday evening, looked ______________ the programme and decided to go to the
Main Stage to hear Metallica.
а) with c)
at
b) to d)
on
2. Choose the
appropriate variant.
Do you fancy ______________
to the Spitz concert, Jessie?
a) went c)
to go
b) goes d)
going
3. Choose the
appropriate variant.
By the time we
arrived at the cinema, the film ______________.
a) will start c)
has started
b) had started d)
started
4. Choose the appropriate
variant.
If you ______________
this button, the light comes on.
a) push c)
pushed
b) pushes d)
will pull
Vocabulary
5. Choose
the correct answers.
1. I’m
afraid I’m impossible / unable to do this exercise. It’s too difficult.
2. Lauren and Mick are quite illogical
/ irresponsible parents. They never think about dangers in the home.
3. The
fashion model and her assistant are inseparable / irreversible. She
never goes anywhere without him.
4. You
look absolutely unusual / incredible! Your clothes are amazing.
5. I
didn’t like wearing my winter jacket because it was very uncomfortable /
dissatisfied, so this year I bought a new one.
6. Kelly
doesn’t wear anything synthetic – only cotton, no nylon / wool.
7. In
cold weather she often wears full-length / long-sleeved skirts.
8. Eva’s
got a grey, leather / loose clutch bag.
9. Do you prefer to wear baggy or smooth
/ tight clothes?
10. You
can't wear two different shoes! You need gaudy / matching ones.
11. The
woman of / in dark sunglasses is my aunt.
12. You
look as like / if you want to ask a question.
13.
Sheila’s new, sparkly jacket looks beautiful / beautifully!
14. My
sister looks quite as / like Jennifer Connelly.
15. Chris
doesn’t look like
/ – very happy at all.
Reading
6. Read the text. Are the sentences true
or false?
A
university education is expensive. You can borrow money from a bank, but if you
do so, you will have to pay it back when you start working. In some countries
you are not obliged to start making repayments until your salary is above a
certain level, but you can’t put it off forever! This means that a fairly large
proportion of your earnings will have to go towards paying back your loan in
the years after you graduate. Alternatively, you can try to work and study at
the same time; you will get the education you want, and earn the money to pay
for it. Does this sound ideal? Before you embark on such a course, there are
some things you should bear in mind.
By
combining work and studies, you will have an advantage over full-time students.
Yes, their timetable will be less full than yours, but you will have one thing
they don’t: experience. If you are studying a subject related to your work,
your real-life experiences in the workplace will help you understand the
subject better. But even if your work is unrelated to your studies, you will
still learn a lot about balancing tasks, co-operating with others, and so on.
Of
course, working and studying at the same time can be stressful, and time
management is very important. Make a plan for each day and each week – and
stick to it! Set yourself goals, like completing your assignment by tonight, or
finishing a task at work by lunchtime, and then give yourself a small reward
for achieving it. Buy yourself a chocolate bar, go cycling, or take an evening
off to be with friends – whatever makes you happy.
And
speaking of friends, make sure you keep in touch with them through email, text
messages, social networking sites, and by meeting up face-to-face. The
opportunity to share ideas and experiences, get and give advice, and have fun
together will keep you motivated and less lonely. In short, human relationships
are essential for your psychological health, especially when you are stressed.
Of
course, there will be times when you must be on your own so you can focus on
your studies. In the busy life of a working student, it is easy to lose sight
of the ultimate goal, which is to get an education. If you find it impossible
to balance the demands of working and studying at the same time, you might be
better off getting a bank loan after all.
1. The
author warns that it may take forever to pay off a study loan.
2. The
author thinks having a job is only helpful if it has something to do with your
studies.
3. The
author advises a system of short-term deadlines and treats for success.
4. The
author suggests that using social media can help you to stay happy and beat
stress.
5. The
author advises against taking a loan if balancing work and study becomes
difficult.
Writing
7.
A British friend wants to stay with you for a few days over the holiday. Write
an email (120 – 150 words) to him/her.
·
Say
how you fell about his/her plans to visit and why.
·
Give
some information about what you will be doing in the holidays and when.
·
Explain
when the best time for his/her visit would be, and why.
·
Ask
when he/she plans to arrive and how long the visit will be.
Оценивание
работы:
Вес
каждого задания при подсчёте результата:
уровень
1 – 1 балл, уровень 2 – 2 балла, уровень 3 – 4 балла.
Максимальный
первичный балл за работу – 12 баллов
Шкала
оценивания:
11
– 12 баллов – «5»
7
– 10 баллов – «4»
4
– 6 баллов – «3»
2
– 3 баллов – «2»
0
– 1 баллов – «1»
Keys
to test.
Grammar
1. c)
2. d)
3. b)
4. а)
Vocabulary
5.
1. unable
2. irresponsible
3. inseparable
4. incredible
5. uncomfortable
6. nylon
7. full-length
8. leather
9. tight
10. matching
11. in
12. if
13. beautiful
14. like
15. –
Reading
6. 1F, 2F, 3T, 4T, 5F
Writing
7. Students’ own
answers.
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