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 Write a report about your visit to the zoo (80—100 words).

WRITING (THE FIRST TERM

Variant 2

ΠPut the verbs in brackets into the correct tense for

1)

—

Who

this park

—

It

(to

found) by

local author

2)

—

How

many

animals

(to keep

—

Last

year

we

(to

keep)

animals.

3)

—

any

measures

to

protect

(to take)

yet?

—

No,

they

(to discuss) at th

4)

—

you

(to writ

—

The

letters

(to

write) at th

5)

—

they

(to s

—

No,

it

(to solve) tomorrow.

 Make one sentence from each pair of sentences usin brackets.

1)	Your	joke	was	very funny. You told me this	joke
2)	There	is a	film	on tonight. I’d like to see it.	(tha

3) This office is ten minutes from the city centre. (where)

4)	This	boy is Julia’s brother.	He plays	football very
5)	Dave	is going to visit us. His	sister has	just returned

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Ž Report	the dialogue.
Helen: What are you doing, Ann?
	Ann:	I’m choosing photos for my Biology project.
	H:	May I	have	a	look	at them?	Oh,	they are lovely!
	A:	I took	them	at	the	National	Park	last summer.
	H:	I have never been to the National Park.
	A:	Really? I’m going there on Sunday. Will you join me?
	H:	With great	pleasure. I’ll take	my	new camera then.

 Write an autobiography (80—100 words).

SPEAKING (THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1

ΠTalk about yourself (your appearance, character, interests).

 Ask	your	friend about his/her life and interests.
Ž Talk	about	the	wonders of nature and national parks in Ukr
 Talk	about	the	environmental problems of your area.

 Discuss ways to protect the nature of	your area with your
			SPEAKING(THE	FIRST TERM)
			Variant
Œ Talk	about	your	friend’s character and describe his/her app
 Talk	about	your	life and interests.
Ž Ask	your	friend	about the wonders of	nature and national
 Talk	about	one	of the national parks of Great Britain you w
 Discuss ways to	protect the nature of	your area with your

TEST 4 (UNIT 4. SCIENCE MAGIC)

Variant 1

ΠCircle the correct item to complete the sentences.

1)	The	traffic	in big cities
	a)	wasn’t	very	busy at	the time of horses and carriages.
	b)	has	been busy since	the days of horses and carriages.
	c)	has	recently	become	heavy.
2)	The	first traffic	light had

a) one signal.

b) two signals.

c) three signals.

3) The police officer from	Detroit decided
a)	to	use the	railway	signals	for the	needs	of	traffic.
b)	to	change	the traffic light	for the	needs	of	the	railway.
c)	to	invent universal	signals	for both the railway	and the streets.

4) General Electric Corporation bought

a) the patent for Morgan’s invention.

b) the patent for Potts’ invention.

c) Morgan’s traffic light manufacturing.

 Write the sentences in direct speech.

1) Alice asked what Peter knew about the invention of the microwave oven.

2) Clive asked if Frank could use the Internet.

3) Mike wanted to know who had phoned him two hours before.

4) Angela asked her mother where she had put her digital camera.

5) Henry wondered if Dick knew the password to enter the website.

Ž Put the phrases into the correct order to make up

— Sorry, Tom is out at the moment. And wh

— Goodbye.

— Of course, Alex. Anything else?

— Alex, Tom will be back in an hour. Do message for him?

— Good afternoon. May I speak to Tom, plea

— Please, tell him to call me back when he is

— This is Alex, his classmate.

— No, thank you. Goodbye.

 Your English-speaking friend is coming to you for t her an e-mail and say what places you are going what he/she would like to know about your country would like to see.

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TEST 4 (UNIT 4. SCIENCE MAGIC)

Variant 2

ΠCircle	the correct	item to complete the sentences.
1) The world’s first traffic light appeared
a)	at the same	time with the appearance of the first cars.

b) after the first cars appeared.

c) before the first cars appeared.

2) The first traffic light

a) was exploded by a policeman.

b) was operated by a policeman.

c) was lit by a policeman.

3) Potts created the world’s first

a) 3-way three-colour traffic light.

b) 4-way two-colour traffic light.

c) 4-way three-colour traffic light.

4) Garrett Morgan invented

a)	the	first	traffic	light	controlled	manually.
b)	the	first	traffic	light	controlled	automatically.

c) the first traffic light controlled both manually and automatically.

 Write the sentences in direct speech.

1) Sam asked if Ron had typed the password to enter the website.

2) Jane asked when Tony had bought his computer.

3) Betty wanted to know what time Sally would return from the swimming

pool.

4) Den wondered if Tim could send him an e-mail letter.

5) Peter wondered why Ben was asking him about the exhibition.

Ž Put the phrases into the correct order to make up

— He’ll be back in half an hour.

— OK. Goodbye then, Pam.

— I’ll call him later then.

— Good morning. This is Pam. Is Andy in?

— Thank you. But when will he be back?

— No, he isn’t. Andy is out at the moment.

— You can leave him a message if you want

— What a pity! I need to talk to him.

 Your English-speaking friend is going	to visit you d
an e-mail to one of your classmates and say what
show to your English-speaking friend. Ask your class
thinks are better to see at this time	of the year. A
she would like to join you.

TEST 5 (UNIT 5. AMAZING BRITAIN)

Variant 1

ΠChoose the words from the box that correspond to the definitions. Three words are extra.

a	convention	a venue	to inscribe	a ford
to rebel	mankind	refurbishment	to revolve	to exist

1) To be real; to be present in a place or situation; to live.

2) An official agreement between countries or leaders.

3) All humans, thought about as one large group; the human race.

4) A process of cleaning and decorating a room (building), etc. in order to make it more attractive or useful.

5) To move around something in a circle.

6) A place where people meet for an organized event, a concert, a sporting event or a conference.

 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense and voice.

Dear Jessica,

I

(to write)

to you

from

Bristol.

I

(to

be) here since Wednesday. Our plane

(to

land)

on

time

and the coach journey to the hotel

(to

take)

us

only

twenty minutes. The hotel we

(to

stay) at is

small

but

very comfortable. The

food here

(to

be)

delicious.

We

(to impress) by the stunning landscape and friendly people.

We

(already to visit) Stonehenge. It

(to

be) an unforgettable trip! We

(to

tell)

some

legends

about

that

mysterious

place

but

still

nobody

(to

know)

whom

Stonehenge

(to

build)

by.

Tomorrow

we

(to go) to Bath. I hope the weather

(to

be) sunny and we

(to

enjoy)

our

excursion there.

Bath

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