Topical Test on Module 5 “Art and Literature?” 9th form ( к учебнику Spotlight 11)

Topical Test on Module 5 “Art and Literature”

I variant

1.      Fill in: exciting, performed, anonymous, audience, started.

1.Bollywood’s biggest ______outside India is in Britain.

2.The plot of this story is very _______.

3.Most Shakespeare’s plays were______at the Globe.

4.The concert has already______.

5. Banksy is an artist who wants to remain ______.

2.      Complete these sentences using “as…as”, “so…as”.

1.      Mike is … tall … Pete.

2.      My composition is not …interesting …  yours.

3.      Nick’s English is not … good …  his friend’s.

4.      This child is not … small … that one.

5.      My room is … light … this one.

3.      Complete the sentences with the correct comparative/superlative form of adjectives/adverbs.

1.      Dan is______(tall) than Sam.

2.      That’s_____(funny) story I’ve ever heard.

3.      He is_____(careful) than his brother.

4.      Jim is _____(good) than I expected.

5.      He is_____(dangerous) criminalist in the world.

4.      Use prefer/would prefer/would rather/sooner.

1.I _____reading Russian literature to reading German literature.

2.We_____go hiking than play this game.

3.They_____to go swimming than play basketball all day.

 Topical Test on Module 5 “Art and Literature”

II variant

1.      Fill in: moneylender, miniature, playwright, musicals, remove.

1.Bollywood’s films are actually more like ______.

2.W. Shakespeare’s was an English poet and _______.

3.Shylock was a______.

4.W. Wigan makes______sculptures.

5. Many city councils______Banksy’s work from their walls.

2.      Complete these sentences using “as…as”, “so…as”.

1.      Sergei is … old … Michael.

2.      This hotel is not … cheap … that one.

3.      Her brother is … intelligent … his wife.

4.      My dog is not … friendly … your dog.

5.      Kate is … nice … Ann.

3.      Complete the sentences with the correct comparative/superlative form of adjectives/adverbs.

1.      This is______(small) room in our flat.                                            

2.      That’s_____(bad) film I’ve ever seen.

3.      I need_____(warm) coat.

4.      This street is _____(beautiful) than our street.

5.      He is_____(talented) student in our group.

6.      Use prefer/would prefer/would rather/sooner.

1.We _____to go to a café rather than eat there.

2.I_____go to the party than stay at home.                           3.They_____reading to speaking.