C2. STUDENT CARD 1
Give a talk on the topic “My
School”.
Remember to speak about:
·
the Russian school year; timetable, subjects, school
uniform
·
describe your school building and your classroom
·
what you do at school and at the school sports
ground
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 2
Give a talk on Primary Schools
in England.
Remember to speak about:
·
the English school year; the beginning of school
·
infant schools
·
junior schools
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 3
Give a talk on the topic “The
Place I Live In”.
Remember to speak about:
·
your block of flats/house
·
your flat: rooms, furniture
·
the traditional English house
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 4
Give a talk on the history of
London: “The Romans”.
Remember to speak about:
·
what you know about London now
·
Londinium
·
the old London Bridge and London bridges now
You will need to talk for 2 minutes.
The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she will ask you
some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 5
Give a talk on the history of
London: “William the Conqueror. The Great Fire.”
Remember to speak about:
·
what you know about London now
·
William the Conqueror and the White Tower
·
the Great Fire of London
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 6
Give a talk on the places to
visit in London.
Remember to speak about:
·
the City
·
the Tower of London and its black ravens
·
St Paul’s Cathedral
·
Trafalgar Square with its monuments, fountains and
the Gallery
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 7
Give a talk on Westminster.
Remember to speak about:
·
Whitehall and 10 Downing Street
·
the Houses of Parliament in Parliament Square
·
Big Ben
·
Westminster Bridge
·
Westminster Abbey and Poet’s Corner
·
Buckingham Palace and the Queen Victoria Monument
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 8
Give a talk on travelling.
Remember to speak about:
·
how the British spend their weekends
·
how people travel
·
your last trip
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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C2. STUDENT CARD 9
Give a talk on hobbies.
Remember to speak about:
·
different hobbies
·
collecting
·
going to the theatre/cinema
·
reading books
You will need to talk for 2
minutes. The examiner will listen until you have finished. Then he/she
will ask you some questions.
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Q
U E S T I O N S
1.
Topic 1. School Life: “My School”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1.
When
did you begin to go to school?
2.
When
does the school year usually begin in Russia?
3.
What
do Russian pupils take to school on 1st September?
4.
What
do Russian pupils look like on the first day of school? (What do they wear?)
5.
How
many days a week do you go to school? What are the days?
6.
What
time do you lessons start? When are they over?
7.
What
subjects do you study?
8.
How
many lessons a day have you got?
9.
Which
lessons have you got on… Monday?
10. Do
you have classes outdoors?
11. Do
you have to wear a school uniform? What is it like?
12. How
can you describe the school building?
13. How
can you describe your classroom?
14. What
do you do in class?
15. What
do you do before/after classes?
Additional
questions:
1.
What
is your favourite subject? Why?
2.
What
do you usually eat and drink at your breakfast break?
3.
Have
you got a best friend? What is his/her name? What do you do together?
4.
When
do you come home after school? What do you do at home?
5.
Do
you enjoy going to school? Why?
2. Topic
2. School Life: “Primary Schools in England”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. When
do children begin and leave school in England?
2. When
(on what day) does school begin? Why?
3. What
do children look like on the first day of school?
4.
What
do children take to school on the first day?
5.
What
kind of school do children go to at the age of 4 or 5?
6.
How
long do children study in infant schools?
7.
How
many days a week do English children go to school? What are they?
8.
When
do classes begin?
9.
When
do children have a break and lunch?
10. What
do children learn in infant schools?
11. What
do children do in class in infant schools?
12. Where
do children usually/sometimes sit in infant schools?
13. What
is the atmosphere like in junior schools?
14. What
subjects do children study in junior schools?
15. What
interesting places do they go to with their teachers?
Additional questions:
1. Do
English children wear a school uniform?
2. When
(what age) did you go to school?
3. Would
you go to an infant or to a junior school in England now?
3.
Topic 3. The Place We Live In: “The Place I Live In”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. What
is your address?
2. Do
you live in a block of flats or do you live in the house?
3. How
high is your block of flats?
4. Is
your house/block of flats far from your school/opposite it/near it?
5. What
can you tell about your flat? Is it quiet? comfortable? lovely? large?
6. How
many rooms are there in your flat? What are they?
7. Have
you got a kitchen? Is it large? What furniture have you got in your kitchen?
8. What
is your favourite room? Why?
9. Can
you describe your room? What furniture have you got in your room and where?
10. Do
you help about the house? What do you do?
11. How
many floors are there in the traditional English house?
12. What
rooms are upstairs and what rooms are downstairs?
13. What
room is usually the largest in the house? What do the English do there?
14. What
furniture is there usually in the sitting room?
15. What
do the English say about their houses?
Additional questions:
1. Do
you like your flat/house? Why?
2. What
is the view from the windows of your house? What is in front of and behind your
house?
3. Have
you or your relatives got a country house or a dacha? Can you describe it?
4.
Topic 4: The History of London: “The Romans”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. How
many people live and work in London?
2. Why
is the city one of most important in the world?
3. What
can you see in London?
4. What
can you say about London’s streets?
5. Where
do people from all over the world go shopping?
6. What
park is one of the most popular places with Londoners?
7. When
did the Romans come to England?
8. What
did the Romans build on the River Thames?
9. What
did the Romans build from Londinium to other parts of Britain?
10. How
many people lived in Londinium by the year 400?
11. What
do you know about Londinium between the years 400 and 1000?
12. What
can you say about the Thames?
13. How
many bridges were there in London until 1749?
14. What
did London Bridge look like?
15. How
many bridges and tunnels are there in London now?
Additional questions:
1. Have
you been to London? (When did you go there?)
2. What
places to visit do you know in London?
3. Would
you like to visit London? Why?
5.
Topic 5. The History of London: “William the
Conqueror. The Great Fire”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. How
many people live and work in London?
2. Why
is the city one of most important in the world?
3. What
can you see in London?
4. What
can you say about London’s streets?
5. What
can you say about London at the beginning of the 11th century?
6. When
and where from did William the Conqueror go to England?
7. Where
did William the Conqueror live when he went to England?
8. Why
did William the Conqueror build the White Tower?
9. Where
have all Kings and Queens of England lived?
10. How
big was London by 1600?
11. What
kind of houses did people live in at the time of the Great Fire?
12. When
and where did the Great Fire start?
13. How
long did the fire burn, how much of the city was destroyed?
14. What
did London look like by 1830?
15. What
does London look like now?
Additional questions:
1. Have
you been to London? (When did you go there?)
2. What
places to visit do you know in London?
3. Would
you like to visit London? Why?
6.
Topic 6. The History of London: “The Places to Visit”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. Why
is London one of most important cities in the world?
2. What
can you see in London?
3. What
can you say about London’s streets?
4. Where
do people from all over the world go shopping?
5. What
is the oldest part of London?
6. Do
many people live in the City?
7. How
many offices and banks are there in the City?
8. What
was in the past and what is the Tower of London now?
9. Why
are always black ravens in the Tower of London?
10. When
was St Paul’s Cathedral built? Who is its architect?
11. Can
you describe St Paul’s Cathedral?
12. What
square is in the centre of London?
13. Can
you describe the monument to Admiral Nelson?
14. How
many fountains are there in the square?
15. What
picture gallery can you see in Trafalgar Square?
Additional questions:
1. Have
you been to London? (When did you go there?)
2. Could
you describe the White Tower?
3. Would
you like to visit London? Why?
7.
Topic 7. The History of London: “Westminster”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. Why
is London one of most important cities in the world?
2. What
can you see in London?
3. What
is the oldest part of London?
4. What
is the political centre of London?
5. What
is the name of the street leading from Trafalgar Square to Parliament Square?
6. Where
does the British Prime Minister live?
7. What
is the name of the square where the Houses of Parliament are situated?
8. What
is Big Ben? Why is it called so?
9. How
often can you hear the sound of Big Ben?
10. What
is the name of the bridge across the Thames at the Houses of Parliament?
11. Where
is Westminster Abbey?
12. Is
Westminster Abbey a church or a museum?
13. What
is Poet’s Corner?
14. Where
does the Queen of England live?
15. Where
is the Queen Victoria Memorial?
Additional questions:
1. Could
you describe Westminster Abbey?
2. Who
is buried in Westminster Abbey?
3. Have
you been to London? (When did you go there?)
4. Would
you like to visit London? Why?
8.
Topic 8. Travelling and Transport: “Travelling”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. What
days are usually free (from work) in Britain?
2. What
do people usually say to each other before they leave work?
3. How
do young people in Britain spend their weekends?
4. How
do many people like to travel? What transport do they use?
5. When
and where did you travel last?
6. Who
did you go with when you travelled?
7. What
transport did you travel by? Were the tickets expensive?
8. How
can you describe your journey?
9. How
long did it take you to arrive at your place?
10. Did
you stay at a hotel or somewhere else?
11. What
can you say about the place you stayed at?
12. How
long did you stay there?
13. What
did you do on your holiday?
14. What
did you take on holiday?
15. What
did you like about your journey?
Additional questions:
1. Have
you been to a foreign country? What country have you been to?
2. Do
you like travelling by plane or by car? Why?
3. Did
you have to change trains or planes when you were travelling last time?
4. Did
you take a lot of luggage with you?
5. Have
you ever had a voyage? What was it like? (Would you like to?)
9.
Topic 9. “Hobbies”
Asked
only if the pupil didn’t speak about that:
1. What
is a “hobby”?
2. What
hobbies do you know?
3. What
things do people usually collect?
4. Does
collecting teach you anything? What does it teach?
5. What
a thematic collection is?
6. What
is your favourite hobby?
7. Are
you a theatre- or a cinema-goer? How often do you usually go to the cinema?
8. What
films do you like to see: comedies, musicals, historical or detective films?
Other films?
9. Do
you watch videos at home?
10. What
is your favourite film (cartoon)? What is it about?
11. Do
you like to read books? What sort of books do you like to read?
12. Do
you often go to the library or do you have many books at home?
13. Have
you got a library at home? What books have you got?
14. What
is your favourite book? What is it about?
15. Is
travelling a hobby? Where do people travel? What do they bring home?
Additional questions:
1. When
you go to the theatre, do you like to have your seats in the stalls? Why?
2. Have
you ever been to the Bolshoy Theatre? What theatre have you been to?
3. Have
you seen a ballet or listened to an opera? What was it? Did you like it?
4. Are
you fond of concerts? What concert did you go to last? Did you like it?
5. Are
you good at drawing? Is drawing your hobby? What do you like to draw?
6. Are
you fond of dancing? Where do you go dancing?
7. Are
you good at any sports? What sport is your favourite?
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