Example of the Test

Theoretical English Grammar

Tasks

Make a Power Point Presentation on one of the following topics.

1.	Morphemic Structure of the Word.
2.	Grammatical Classes of Words. Parts of Speech.
3.	Noun as a Part of Speech. The Category of Gender and the Category of Number.
4.	Noun: the Category of Case.
5.	Verb as a Part of Speech.
6.	Non-Finite Verbs (Verbids).
7.	Finite Verb. The Categories of Person and Number.
8.	Finite Verb. The Category of Tense.
9.	Finite Verb. The Category of Aspect.
10.	Finite Verb. The Category of Voice.
11.	Finite Verb. The Category of Mood.
12.	Adjective as a Part of Speech.
13.	Adjective. The Category of Comparison.
14.	Adverb.
15.	Syntagmatic Connections of Words. The Phrase.
16.	Sentence: General Characteristics.
17.	Sentence. Actual Division of the Sentence.
18.	Sentence. Communicative Types of Sentences.
19.	Simple Sentence: Constituent Structure.
20.	Composite Sentence as a Polypredicative Construction.
21.	Complex Sentence.
22.	Compound Sentence.

Terms and Conditions:

· Power Point Presentations should be clearly structured, should reflect different theoretical positions, and should contain schemes, lists, main points and ideas, examples rather than plain text.

· Presentations in 97, 2000, 2007 or 2010 format are allowed.

· Both printed and electronic versions of the presentations should be submitted (you can print up to 6 slides on the same sheet of paper).

· Presentations should match a 10(12)-minute report. The text which corresponds to the slides should be provided in a Word-document (the structure of the document: Slide_Number, Text).

· Presentations on the topics that have been covered at the seminars will be evaluated max. 10 points.

· Presentations on the topics that have not been covered at the seminars will be evaluated max. 15 points.

OR

Make a test on one of the following topics:

	Topic
1.	Morphemic Structure of the Word.
2.	Grammatical Classes of Words. Parts of Speech.
3.	Noun as a Part of Speech. The Category of Gender and the Category of Number.
4.	Noun: the Category of Case.
5.	Verb as a Part of Speech.
6.	Non-Finite Verbs (Verbids).
7.	Finite Verb. The Categories of Person and Number.
8.	Finite Verb. The Category of Tense.
9.	Finite Verb. The Category of Aspect.
10.	Finite Verb. The Category of Voice.
11.	Finite Verb. The Category of Mood.
12.	Adjective as a Part of Speech.
13.	Adjective. The Category of Comparison.
14.	Adverb.
15.	Syntagmatic Connections of Words. The Phrase.
16.	Sentence: General Characteristics.
17.	Sentence. Actual Division of the Sentence.
18.	Sentence. Communicative Types of Sentences.
19.	Simple Sentence: Constituent Structure.
20.	Composite Sentence as a Polypredicative Construction.
21.	Complex Sentence.
22.	Compound Sentence.

Terms and Conditions:

· Tests should contain theoretical questions with three variants of answers among which only one is correct.

· Tests should contain 20 questions.

· Two variants of the same test should be submitted: the first variant should contain questions and non-highlighted answers; the second variant of the test should contain questions, two non-highlighted answers and one highlighted answer (in bold or bold italics). The second variant should also include a table with a number of the question and the letter which corresponds to the correct answer.

· Both printed and electronic versions of the tests should be submitted.

· Tests on the topics that have been covered on the seminars will be evaluated max. 10 points.

· Tests on the topics that have not been covered on the seminars will be evaluated max. 15 points.

Example of the Test

First Variant of the Test (with unmarked answers)

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