Текст книги "Ключи к контрольным работам по английскому языку (IV–IX классы)"

Grade V. Test 3

Reading

3.1. 1. went 2. stopped, was 3. was, arrived 4. listened to 5. visited, walked, looked 6. wanted, walked 7. watched 8. were

Use of English

3.2. On Sunday we got up early. We washed and had breakfast. We took our bags. We went to the woods. Mother didn’t go with us. We walked in the woods and picked flowers for mother. We came back at 7 o’clock.

3.4.

1. When did he come home (last night)?

2. What did she say?

3. Who saw their old friends? (Who did they see?)

4. How did we do on the exam?

5. When did the lesson begin?

6. How many books did they buy?

7. What language did they speak?

8. Who danced with Tom?/Who did she dance with?

9. How much did we pay?

10. Why did he go to Rome?

3.5. 1. talked 2. wore 3. showed 4. drove 5. were 6. spent 7. said 8. sent 9. went

3.6. 1. day 2. time 3. was 4. down 5. for 6. the 7. a 8. passed 9. to 10. it 11. another 12. before 13. have 14. your 15. me 16. and 17. said 18. already

3.7. 1. guitar, violin, flute 2. paintings 3. video 4. classical 5. exhibitions 6. grocery 7. biography 8. sculptures

3.8. 1. on 2. interesting/boring 3. cinema 4. painting, classical 5. guitar/piano, violin 6. stamps/paintings 7. museums/theatres 8. old films

Grade V. Test 4

Reading

4.1. 10, 6, 2, 5, 12, 11, 17, 8, 14, 4, 7, 16, 18, 1, 15, 9, 13, 3.

Use of English

4.2.

1. have learnt

2. have lived

3. Have … eaten

4. has not attended

5. have been

6. Have … gone

7. hasn’t … watered

8. has never taught

9. Have … had

4.3.

John

1. John hasn’t written an article.

2. John has phoned Mum.

3. John has watched TV.

4. John hasn’t eaten pizza.

5. John has had a shower.

Marion

1. Marion has read an essay.

2. Marion hasn’t done washing.

3. Marion has bought new CDs.

4. Marion hasn’t won the game.

5. Marion has done the homework.

The Browns

1. The Browns haven’t worked in the garden.

2. The Browns have taken the dog for a walk.

3. The Browns have sold their old car.

4. The Browns have drunk coffee.

5. The Browns haven’t broken their glasses.

4.4.

1. have not been … for, have not been … since

2. have been … for, Have we really been …

3. have not finished, have had … since, has been … for

4. has Sally had, since

5. have done … for, have you come

4.5. 1. time 2. from 3. one 4. the 5. in 6. down

7. children 8. too 9. help 10. nice 11. play 12. back 13. teach 14. night 15. went 16. house 17. there 18. ready 19. all 20. noise 21. asked 22. town 23. chose

24. happy

4.6. 1. information 2. arrival 3. traveller 4. windy 5. quickest 6. railway 7. painting 8. furnished 9. bathroom 10. timetable

4.7. 1. train 2. information 3. arrival 4. Customs 5. fare 6. departure 7. comfortable

4.8. 1. book(ed) 2. has … checked 3. post 4. officers 5. fare 6. fast 7. traveller 8. luggage 9. regulations

Grade V. Test 5

Reading

5.1. 1 – b; 2 – d; 3 – c; 4 – b; 5 – c; 6 – b

Use of English

5.2.

1. At 8 (o’clock) Betty will be at her French lesson.

2. At 9 (o’clock) Betty will be at her music lesson.

3. At 10 (o’clock) Betty will be at her English lesson.

4. At 11 (o’clock) Betty will be at the gym.

5. At 12 (o’clock) Betty will be at her arts lesson.

6. At 13 (o’clock) Betty will be at home for lunch.

5.3. 1. is going to do 2. will answer 3. is going to start 4. will like 5. are going to be 6. will take 7. am going to do

5.4. 1. am going to write 2. are you expecting 3. am going to do 4. are going to fall 5. is coming 6. is going to rain 7. is going to start 8. is giving a speech

5.5. 1. and 2. no 3. his 4. some 5. shoes 6. go 7. the 8. to 9. make 10. says 11. money 12. must 13. bed 14. morning 15. look 16. has 17. want 18. hide 19. soon 20. work 21. help 22. clothes 23. fun

5.6. 1. traditional 2. scientific 3. spaceship 4. Northern 5. pancakes 6. legendary 7. discoveries 8. firecrackers

5.7. 1. village 2. traditional 3. Pancakes 4. the space/spaceship 5. honey 6. university 7. Pacific 8. scientist 9. legends

Grade V. Test 6

Reading

6.1. 1 – c; 2 – a; 3 – c; 4 – a; 5 – a

Use of English

6.4. 1. am 2. come 3. no 4. than 5. of 6. eat 7. such 8. day 9. very 10. wanted 11. and 12. at 13. began 14. thought 15. heard 16. real 17. must 18. if 19. had 20. couldn’t 21. near

6.5. 1. exploration 2. warmth 3. nationality 4. length 5. snowfall 6. spring 7. German

6.6.

6.7. 1. Chinese 2. Portuguese 3. Spaniard 4. Washington 5. Egyptians 6. Hindi 7. Ottawa 8. Australia

6.8. 1. curious 2. explorer 3. continued 4. separate 5. nationality 6. warmth 7. advertisement 8. Europe

6.9. 1. curious 2. explorer 3. continued 4. warmth 5. lenght 6. separate 7. disappeared 8. rises 9. nationality

Grade V. Test 7

Reading

7.1. 1 – a; 2 – b; 3 – a; 4 – c; 5 – b

7.2. 1. had/breakfast 2. took 3. explained 4. answered 5. drank 6. corrected 7. discussed 8. had/lunch 9. cooked

Use of English

7.4.

1. The boy wasn’t looking at the lion.

2. The father wasn’t drinking tea for 15 minutes.

3. I wasn’t working in the garden at 6 o’clock yesterday.

4. I wasn’t having lunch when you phoned.

5. Dolly wasn’t watching television when you arrived.

7.5. 1. from 2. to 3. she 4. some 5. into 6. saw 7. who 8. on 9. stopped 10. up 11. get 12. went 13. which 14. a 15. decided 16. it 17. showed 18. told 19. there 20. very

7.6. 1. imagination 2. shopping 3. international 4. nowadays 5. cookies 6. beauty 7. newspapers 8. interested

7.7. 1. playing 2. international 3. apartment 4. Zealand 5. Nowadays 6. foreign 7. While

7.8. 1. classical 2. foreign 3. take/borrow 4. while 5. nowadays 6. apartment 7. definition 8. almost

Grade V. Test 8

Reading

8.1. 3, 5, 7, 2, 6, 8, 1, 4

Use of English

8.2. 1. read 2. was reading 3. were having 4. had 5. were living 6. lived 7. was wearing 8. wore 9. were sharing 10. shared

8.3. 1. opened, was raining 2. saw, was crossing 3. was looking, came 4. was going, met 5. was doing, came 6. were playing 7. was singing, came 8. was going, began 9. was reading, came 10. was looking

8.5. 1. in 2. was 3. to 4. very 5. he 6. up 7. asleep 8. not 9. loudly 10. but 11. soon 12. started 13. woke 14. already 15. that 16. at 17. found 18. never 19. my 20. angry

8.6.

Winter

Winter days are short and cold. The days get dark early.

People have to get up and go to bed in the dark. Sometimes on cold mornings there is frost on the grass and on the streets, sidewalks, and cars.

On some days in winter it snows. A snow day is cloudy and cold. Sometimes the wind blows during a snow. A lot of snow and wind is called a blizzard. Winter is the time to wear warm clothes and to stay inside near the fire. It is also a time for the winter sport of skiing. Many people go to the mountains to ski.

8.7. 1. neither 2. among 3. saved 4. hidden 5. deep 6. high 7. naughty 8. hide

8.8. 1. among 2. fresh 3. wide/deep 4. hide/put 5. saves, keeps 6. deep 7. high 8. known 9. naughty

Grade V. Test 9

Reading

9.1. 5, 3, 8, 2, 7, 1, 4

Use of English

9.2. 1. are visited 2. was designed 3. was explored 4. is much spoken 5. was met 6. is (was) spent 7. was built 8. are (were) corrected

9.3.

1. My work was done yesterday.

2. The sportsman is well-known.

3. A lot of plays are performed at school.

4. Letters and postcards are exchanged by her with Jane.

5. This letter wasn’t written in English.

6. A kitten was found in the street.

7. Football is played all over the world.

8. My dog was taken for a walk.

9.4. 1. are not bought 2. was not sent 3. is not spoken 4. was not called 5. were not given 6. was not cooked 7. was not sent for

9.5.

1. Whom was “Robinson Crusoe” written by?

2. Where are a lot of exhibitions held?

3. How many newspapers are sold every day?

4. What kind of book was given to the boy as a birthday present?

5. What is written by Peter?

6. What was washed by the children?

7. When was the telegram received?

8. Who is asked a lot of questions?

9.6.

1. What language isn’t spoken here, English or German.

2. English is not spoken here, is it?

3. Where isn’t English spoken?

4. Isn’t English spoken here?

5. Isn’t English spoken here or (isn’t English spoken) there?

6. Isn’t English or French spoken here?

9.7. 1. man 2. to 3. about 4. say 5. used 6. long 7. time 8. give 9. day 10. sell 11. went 12. with 13. for 14. who 15. and 16. you 17. asked 18. a 19. pleased 20. bought 21. later 22. much

9.8.

Frozen Foods

In 1949 Clarence Birdseye found a better way to freeze food quickly. It was technology helping people to live and eat better.

Soon frozen foods of all kinds began to appear in grocery stores. Meet, vegetables and fruits were quick-frozen. Frozen fruits and vegetables tasted very fresh and natural. It was not possible to have fresh fruits and vegetables in any season of the year! Many people prefer natural food in cans. Natural foods have more nutritional value. That’s why frozen foods became so popular.

9.9. 1. pleasant 2. honeysuckle 3. snowdrops 4. impossible 5. activities 6. drinking 7. freshwater

9.10. 1. emblem 2. pleasant 3. climbing 4. blossom 5. protect 6. impossible 7. breathe 8. drinkable

9.11. 1. smelled 2. climb 3. blossom 4. ground 5. protect 6. possible 7. harm 8. breathe

Grade V. Test 10

Reading

10.1. 1. Miss Fine and Miss Cutler 2. Miss Fine 3. Spain 4. Australia, 10,1 5. France 6. India 7. end, summer

Use of English

10.2.

1. Large fields of vegetables were grown by the farmers.

2. Letters are brought by the postman.

3. You are taken care of by your parents.

4. The actors were given flowers by the fans.

5. Jack was called by his mother.

6. The teacher was asked a lot of questions by his pupils.

7. Ben was promised a camera by his father.

10.3.

1. I am going to learn English, too.

2. I am going to ride a bike, too.

3. I am going to be tired, too.

4. I am going to like dancing (dance), too.

5. I am going to like cold weather, too.

6. I am going to visit India, too.

7. I am going to visit cinema very often, too.

8. I am going to need a holiday, too.

10.4.

1. She says that she goes to school every morning at 8.

2. He says that they’ll be here in time.

3. She says that she has found a knife.

4. She is telling me that he was ready ten minutes ago.

5. He tells me that they were playing tennis when he saw them.

6. She says that she went to the library yesterday.

7. He is telling me that John is sitting over there.

8. She says that she’ll buy the tickets tomorrow.

10.5.

1. She asks him if the film was interesting.

2. He asks me if my grandma lives with me.

3. She asks me if I can come to their party.

4. She asks if she may come in.

5. My friend asks me if I changed my plans.

6. Betty asks me how long I have lived in this flat.

7. My father asks me what the result was.

8. Tom asks Ann what colour these flowers are.

10.6.

1. I ask Ann not to be late.

2. He asks Tom not to talk when he is listening to music.

3. Mother asks Jane to put the flowers into the vase.

4. Granny asks Ann to make tea for them.

5. Parents ask children to turn back.

6. Mother asks John to get up at once.

7. Ann asks Mary to wash up the dishes.

10.7. 1. should 2. should 3. should 4. should 5. must 6. must 7. shouldn’t 8. should

10.8.

10.9. 1. on 2. a 3. saw 4. to 5. her 6. eating 7. having 8. here 9. went 10. you 11. say 12. better 13. the 14. happy 15. on 16. without 17. read 18. I 19. learn 20. true 21. that 22. is 23. such

10.11. 1. kingdom 2. industrial 3. surprised 4. lonely 5. careless 6. especially 7. peaceful 8. former 9. lawyer 10. knowledge 11. respected

10.12. 1. sign 2. industrial 3. surprised 4. carefully 5. especially 6. included 7. offered 8. lawyer 9. permanent 10. knowledge 11. offend

10.13. 1. official 2. industrial 3. surprised 4. careful 5. queen’s/royal 6. first 7. law 8. delayed/for 9. elect 10. often 11. offended (by) 12. respected

Grade V. Test 11

Reading

11.1.

1. The postcard is from the USA, Florida (Miami)

2. Walter is writing to Carol.

3. Carol lives in the USA, Pittsburgh.

4. Walter likes Florida because the weather is warm and sunny, and the beaches are beautiful there. He likes the food, also.

5. He is going to be home on Monday.

6. He has got little son Walter.

Use of English

11.2. 1. had already started 2. sent 3. had forgotten 4. had tried 5. gave 6. had already begun 7. did you see 8. had eaten

11.3.

1. Jack asked Bob what the name of that girl was.

2. My friend said that he usually went for a walk after school.

3. Ann told me that she had problems with Maths. She asked me if I could help her.

4. Mum asked me if I had watered the flowers.

5. The librarian told the reader not to make dog’s ears when he/she reads and to return the book to the library in time.

6. Mike told Mum that he was sorry that he had broken her favourite vase. And he promised to by (he said that he would buy) another one for her.

7. Mum asked Bob what he was doing there under the table. Bob answered that he was looking for his pen.

8. Granny asked Ann to close the window because it was very cold in the room.

9. Teacher ordered the boy to stop fighting.

10. Jane asked Tim how often he went to the theatre. Tim answered that when he had free time and that night he was going, too. He invited Jane to go together. Jane greatly thanked Tim.

11.4.

1. My mother asked me why the room was messy.

2. They asked what time the film ended.

3. Sally asked where the President lived.

4. The children asked how long the war would last.

5. The tourists asked how old were the pyramids.

6. We asked how many cakes he ate.

7. The doctor asked how the patient was feeling.

8. I asked how much the theatre tickets would cost.

9. The woman was asking her why she was waiting in the rain.

10. He asked where the world’s tallest building was.

11.6. 1. central 2. the 3. there 4. high 6. on 7. side 8. centre 9. capital 10. dear 11. can 12. around 13. every 14. beautiful 15. column 16. always 17. people 18. them 19. noisy

11.7.

Nick’s Composition

On Saturday I went to the cinema and I saw a film called “Galaxy Wars”. There were some monsters on Planet Zero and they had three eyes.

Two monsters came to Planet Earth. They wanted to kill all the people and eat them. But one of the men on Planet Earth made a robot. The robot had a magnetic gun. When the three-eyed monsters arrived, the gun tracked them and shot them through the eyes and killed them. It was very exciting because the gun didn’t find the last monster till almost the end of the film.

11.8. 1. blood pressure 2. regularly 3. healthy 4. seriously 5. excited 6. definitely 7. recovered 8. coughed

11.9. 1. coughs 2. blood 3. pressure 4. pulse 5. pains 6. throat 7. examined 8. suffered

11.10. 1. nodded 2. swallow 3. tongue 4. irritating 5. seriously 6. prescribes 7. to take 8. diet

Grade V. Test 12

Reading

12.1. 1. In the newspaper (every day) 2. The Jacksons 3. Over a hundred friends 4. To France 5. Yes, it was 6. A writer 7. Last month 8. He had a heart problem 9. 72 years 10. No, it doesn’t 11. Every day 12. The Bensons 13. Short 14. Paul and Margie

12.2.

Use of English

12.3. 1. They, us 2. We, her 3. I, I, him 4. he, us 5. She, she, me, her 6. me 7. them 8. us

12.4. 1. my 2. his 3. our 4. your 5. your 6. its 7. his 8. its, its

12.5. 1. hers, theirs, yours 2. Their, ours 3. my 4. yours, mine 5. Our, theirs 6. our 7. her, theirs

12.6. 1. himself 2. yourself 3. themselves 4. herself 5. himself 6. themselves 7. himself 8. themselves

12.7.

1. My sister told me that she was talking on the phone.

2. He asked me if I had read any books lately.

3. Father asked Susan if she knew how to make vegetable soup.

4. Father asked Peter to pass him some sugar.

5. Granny asked me why the children were not yet back from school.

6. Kate told her friend not to come too late because they would miss the train.

7. My sister wanted to know if there had been any letters in the letter-box.

8. He told his brother that his friends would come to see him the next day.

12.8. 1. think 2. can 3. and 4. the 5. these 6. once 7. sent 8. few 9. back 10. got 11. to 12. you 13. do 14. is 15. good 16. I 17. came 18. still 19. you 20. receive 21. when 22. all

12.9.

Water

Water is the “life blood” of our earth. It is in every living thing. It is in the air. It runs through mountains and valleys. It forms lakes and oceans. Water is everywhere.

Nature has a great water system. Rain water finds its way to streams and rivers, fresh water joins the salt water of the oceans.

Here at the mouth of the river there is much important plant and animal life. Pollution destroys their life. We have to clean our streams and rivers. Man has to work with nature – not against it.

12.10. 1. horse-riding 2. championships 3. competition 4. probably 5. rowing 6. widespread 7. punishment 8. following

12.11. 1. boating 2. Rowing 3. widespread 4. competition 5. receive 6. punished 7. Training 8. trouble

12.12. 1. invented 2. Explain 3. probably 4. competition/championship 5. exist 6. international 7. excellent 8. Follow 9. punishment

Grade V. Test 13

Reading

13.1. 1 – false; 2 – false; 3 – true; 4 – true; 5 – false; 6 – true; 7 – true; 8 – true

Use of English

13.2. 1. So am I. 2. So can I. 3. Neither am I. 4. So do I. 5. Neither do I. 6. So did I. 7. Neither have I. 8. Neither do I. 9. So am I. 10. Neither have I. 11. Neither did I.

13.3. 1. So is his brother. 2. So does Jack. 3. Neither can I. 4. Neither are they. 5. So do our friends. 6. Neither did he. 7. So has my brother. 8. Neither was Betty.

13.4. 1. of 2. was 3. travelling 4. the 5. after 6. in 7. day 8. place 9. my 10. very 11. and 12. along 13. on 14. saw 15. at 16. tiger 17. ready 18. could 19. into 20. to 21. there 22. welcome 23. open 24. so 25. eyes 26. do 27. over

13.5.

Riding to Work

More and more Americans are going to work on bicycles. Why are more people riding bicycles to work? There are many reasons.

First , bicycles do not need petrol. Therefore, they cost less to use. Also, bicycles do not need much space on the road. And it is easy to find a place for them. It is good for the health to ride a bicycle. Too often people only ride in their cars or to shop. They need exercise.

More and more Americans are riding to work on their bicycles. They are leaving their cars at home.

13.6. 1. greengrocer’s 2. loaves 3. supermarket 4. Woollen 5. shopping 6. ready-made/home-made/ hand-made 7. department store 8. Hopefully

13.7.

Two bottles (cartons) of milk

A kilo of apples

Three loaves of bread

A glass (carton) of juice

Four slices of biscuits

A bottle of Fanta

A sack of flour

Two jars of jam

Two bars of chocolate

13.8. 1. confectioner’s 2. baker’s 3. dairy shop 4. butcher’s 5. fishmonger’s 6. greengrocer’s 7. grocer’s 8. department store

13.9. 1. piece 2. paid 3. cut 4. boiled/fried 5. wrap 6. way 7. cost 8. prices 9. modern 10. pure

Grade V. Test (Annual)

Reading

14.1. 1 – false; 2 – false; 3 – true; 4 – false; 5 – true; 6 – false; 7 – true; 8 – false

Use of English

14.2.

1. were you doing, was playing

2. came, was sitting

3. opened, was standing

4. saw, was having

5. was leaving, rang

6. came, was working

7. was walking, met

8. did not recognize, was not wearing

14.3.

1. She usually walked (used to walk) to school.

2. Betty cooked an apple pie yesterday.

3. They have already forgotten the secret.

4. Mr. Smith sold his house last year.

5. She has become too shy recently.

6. At 10 o’clock she was still studying.

7. John didn’t often take a bath.

8. Mark has not written homework yet.

9. We didn’t know the truth two months ago.

14.4.

1. Ice-cream is liked by most people.

2. Ben’s car will be driven tomorrow.

3. All the famous arias were sang by Pavorotti.

4. The cottage has been painted by no one in years.

5. The film was enjoyed by the children.

6. The keys were forgotten by me at home.

7. Dad’s car will be washed by Mike.

8. This poor child was saved by him.

14.5.

1. Soon they will publish the book.

2. John interrupted me.

3. Everybody always liked him.

4. They spoke much about the book.

5. They haven’t told me not to do it.

6. Everyone will know his name by the end of this month.

7. John takes good care of the dog.

8. When I entered the room the students occupied all the seats.

14.6.

1. He asked her to switch off the TV.

2. Mother asked the little boy if he was sorry for what he had done.

3. I asked him if he knew that the shoes he was wearing weren’t pair.

4. I asked Kate not to touch that switch.

5. Bet asked Mr. Black where he was the week before.

6. I asked her why she had travelled first class.

7. Liz asked me if I had played for my school team.

8. My sister told me that she didn’t know what my mother would say when she saw what a mess my kittens had made.

9. He said that he had found an old Roman coin in the garden the day before.

10. Ann asked me if I would go to the stadium the next Wednesday.

14.7.

1. “Was it great to visit London?” they asked me.

2. “Are you thirsty?” mum asked me.

3. “Don’t make much noise,” they asked me.

4. “Do you have questions?” the teacher asked his pupils.

5. “Have you been pleased with my composition?” I asked my teacher.

6. “What are you doing?” Dad wanted to know.

7. “Let’s go to the theatre with me”? she said.

8. “I can’t find your glasses on the table, Mary,” I said.

14.8. 1. in 2. day 3. of 4. him 5. very 6. saw 7. am 8. bring 9. cried 10. do 11. another 12. stronger 13. anything 14. such 15. away 16. that 17. went 18. into 19. do 20. up

14.9.

Hockey

Hockey is a winter game. The playing field is ice. Two groups of six players each hit a small flat object across the ice with their sticks. The players wear heavy clothes.

Hockey is not a gentle game. It is fast and wild. Sometimes there are fights between the players. There are three twenty-minute periods in hockey. Every minute is full of action.

It is not easy to make points in hockey. Ten points is very high. Many of the hockey players in the Us come from Canada. French Canadian names are not unusual among US hockey players.