Тест по иностранному языку "Страны изучаемого языка"

Test

Variant 9.

1	What parts does Great Britain consist of ?
a	England, Scotland, Wales, Southern Ireland	c	England, Scotland, Wales
b	England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland	d	England and the United Kingdom
2	What is the highest mountain in Great Britain?
a	Everest	c	Big Ben
b	Ben Nevis	d	The Alps
3	What is the official language in the United Kingdom?
a	English	c	England
b	German	d	Poland
4	What is the capital of England?
a	London	c	Edinburgh
b	Cardiff	d	Belfast
5	Who is the president in the USA?
a	Washington George	c	Medvedev Dmitry
b	Abama Barak	d	Elizabeth II
6	The members of the House of Commons are elected by the … .
a	The Queen	c	People
b	The Parliament	d	The Shadow Cabinet
7	How many leading party are there in Great Britain?
a	four	c	three
b	two	d	one
8	When is the Independence Day celebrated in the USA?
a	The fourth of June	c	The twelfth of June
b	The fourth of July	d	The twelfth of July
9	The aristocratic part of London is … .
a	The City	c	The West End
b	The Westminster	d	The East End
10	The geographical centre of London is … .
a	The East End	c	Trafalgar Square
b	The Westminster	d	Big Ben
11	New York is famous for its … .
a	Skyscrapers	c	Big Ben
b	The White House	d	Ben Nevis
12	What is the total area of the USA?
a	About 9328000 sq. km.	c	About 9832000 sq. km.
b	About 9238000 sq. km.	d	About 9382000 sq. km.
13	What country does the USA border on in the south?
a	Great Britain	c	Alaska
b	Canada	d	Mexico
14	William Shakespeare was born in … .
a	1564	c	1812
b	1809	d	1567
15	Who is the Greatest and most famous English writer?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
16	Who is the most brilliant and original writers and poets in American literature?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
17	What city is situated in the mouth of the Potomac River, in the District of Columbia?
a	London	c	Moscow
b	New York	d	Washington
18	This holiday is celebrated on the 30th of May.
a	Veterans Day	c	Memorial Day
b	Independence Day	d	Easter
19	In the USA this holiday a national public holiday celebrated with fireworks and speeches praising
a	Independence Day	c	Christmas
b	Halloween	d	New Year’s Day
20	What is the capital of Australia?
a	Belfast	c	Melbourne
b	Canberra	d	Sydney

Test

Variant 10.

1	What is the total area of Great Britain?
a	about 245.000 sq.km.	c	about 241.000 sq.km.
b	about 246.000 sq.km.	d	about 244.000 sq.km.
2	What is the longest river in Great Britain?
a	The Thames	c	The Mississippi
b	The Severn	d	The Ontario
3	How many parts does Great Britain consist of?
a	three	c	five
b	four	d	two
4	What is Great Britain washed by?
a	The Atlantic ocean	c	The Arctic ocean
b	The Indian ocean	d	The Pacific ocean
5	What is the capital of Wales?
a	London	c	Edinburgh
b	Cardiff	d	Belfast
6	Who was the first president in the USA?
a	Abama Barak	c	Washington George
b	Elizabeth II	d	Medvedev Dmitry
7	The executive power is exercised by … .
a	The Queen and Parliament	c	The Parliament
b	The people	d	Prime Minister and his Cabinet
8	The population of London is … .
a	9 million people	c	8 million people
b	10 million people	d	7 million people
9	The richest and most beautiful part of London is … .
a	The City	c	The West End
b	The Westminster	d	The East End
10	In what century did king Edward the Confessor decided build the abbey church?
a	The eleventh century	c	The first century
b	The twelfth century	d	The thirteenth century
11	What is the national symbol of Australia?
a	Wolf	c	Shamrock
b	Fox	d	Kangaroo
12	What ocean is the USA washed by in the west?
a	The Indian ocean	c	The Atlantic ocean
b	The Pacific ocean	d	The Arctic ocean
13	What is the most important river in the USA?
a	The Volga	c	The Trent
b	The Mississippi	d	The Thames
14	Charles Dickens was born in … .
a	1564	c	1812
b	1809	d	1827
15	Who describes the adventures of young men and women their love, friendship and happiness in his comedies?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
16	Who wrote 2 long poems, 37 plays?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
17	This city stands in the mouth of the Hudson river.
a	London	c	Moscow
b	New York	d	Washington
18	This holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November.
a	Veterans Day	c	Thanksgiving Day
b	Memorial Day	d	Halloween
19	How many nations are there in Australia?
a	200	c	400
b	220	d	202
20	In this holiday the people gather in the streets of the big cities. They ring bells. They blow whistles and automobile horns. Some shoot of guns and firecrackers.
a	Independence Day	c	Christmas
b	Halloween	d	New Year’s  Day

Test

Variant11.

1	What is the official name of Great Britain?
a	The United Kingdom	c	England
b	Britain islands	d	The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
2	What influence to the climate of Great Britain?
a	The warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico	c	The warm waters of the Gulf Stream
b	The cold waters of the Arctic ocean	d	The cold waters of the Gulf  Stream
3	What is the capital of Northern Ireland?
a	London	c	Edinburgh
b	Cardiff	d	Belfast
4	The head of State in The USA is … .
a	Prime Minister	c	The Queen
b	The President	d	The Parliament
5	The British Parliament consist of … chambers.
a	two	c	four
b	three	d	five
6	The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a … .
a	Parliamentary republic	c	Parliamentary monarchy
b	Presidential republic	d	Constitutional monarchy
7	The oldest part of London is … .
a	The City	c	The West End
b	The Westminster	d	The East End
8	The place where coronation all kings and queens has taken place is … .
a	The House of Parliament	c	St. Paul’s Cathedral
b	Westminster Abbey	d	Buckingham Palace
9	When was St. Paul’s Cathedral built?
a	1675 until 1709	c	1675 until 1799
b	1677 until 1709	d	1677 until 1799
10	What is the population in the USA?
a	About 256 million people	c	About 625 million people
b	About 265 million people	d	About 526 million people
11	What country does the USA border on in the North?
a	Great Britain	c	Alaska
b	Canada	d	Mexico
12	What is the capital of the USA?
a	Washington	c	New York
b	London	d	Melbourne
13	Who is famous for his novel “Oliver Twist”?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
14	Who wrote a sonnet cycle of 155 small pieces?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
15	His poems are rich with musical phrases, rhythm, and repetition of sounds.
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
16	What is the official residence of the President in the USA?
a	The Capitol	c	The White House
b	The Buckingham Palace	d	The Tower of London
17	The Americans often call New York as … .
a	The Big Ben	c	The Big Orange
b	The Big Apple	d	The Big Cherry
18	This holiday is celebrated on the 25th of December
a	New Year’s Day	c	Easter
b	Christmas	d	Halloween
19	In this holiday flowers and candy are favorite presents which sweethearts send to each other.
a	Easter	c	St. Valentine’s Day
b	Christmas	d	Halloween
20	What is the national symbol of Australia?
a	emu	c	fox
b	wolf	d	Shamrock

Test

Variant 12.

1	What is the population of Great Britain?
a	about 60 million people	c	about 67 million people
b	about 57 million people	d	about 50 million people
2	What is the deepest and most important river in Great Britain?
a	The Thames	c	The Mississippi
b	The Severn	d	The Ontario
3	What is the capital of Scotland?
a	London	c	Edinburgh
b	Cardiff	d	Belfast
4	The head of State in GB is … .
a	Prime Minister	c	The Queen
b	The President	d	The Parliament
5	The legislative power in GB is exercised by … .
a	The House of Parliament	c	The Monarch
b	The House of Commons	d	The President
6	How many ministers are there in the Cabinet of Prime Minister?
a	Twenty	c	Twelve
b	Thirty	d	Sixteen
7	London is situated on the Banks of the river … .
a	The Severn	c	The Thames
b	The Trent	d	The Mississippi
8	When is the Halloween celebrated?
a	The 31st of September	c	The 31st of May
b	The fourth of June	d	The 31st of October
9	The industrial part of London is … .
a	The City	c	The West End
b	The Westminster	d	The East End
10	What is the official residence of the Queen?
a	Big Ben	c	The House of Parliament
b	Westminster Abbey	d	Buckingham Palace
11	Where is the USA situated?
a	In the southern part of North America	c	In the western part of North America
b	In the northern part of North America	d	In the central part of North America
12	What ocean is the USA washed by in the east?
a	Indian ocean	c	Atlantic ocean
b	Pacific ocean	d	Arctic ocean
13	How many states are there in the USA?
a	twenty	c	forty
b	fifty two	d	fifty
14	Edgar Poe was born … .
a	1564	c	1812
b	1809	d	1827
15	Who was an editor, a critic and a short-story writer for magazines and newspapers?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
16	His first book of poems was published in 1827?
a	Charles Dickens	c	Edgar Poe
b	William Shakespeare	d	Mark Twain
17	What is the population of Washington?
a	About 900.000 people	c	About 800.000 people
b	About one million people	d	About 9.000.000 people
18	This holiday is celebrated on the eleventh of November.
a	Veterans Day	c	Thanksgiving Day
b	Memorial Day	d	Halloween
19	This holiday comes on a Sunday between March 22nd and April 25th.
a	Easter	c	St. Valentine’s Day
b	Christmas	d	Halloween
20	What is the largest city in Australia?
a	Canberra	c	Sydney
b	New York	d	Washington