Тест по теме "Животные", английский язык

1. Match the description of the animal (1-5) with its name (A-E)

1. Match the animals (1-10) with the category (A-E)

3. Read the text and decide if the questions 1-10 are True, False or Not given

I went on a safari in Kenya last month. It was amazing! I saw lots of animals, but my favorite animals were the elephants.

Elephants live in groups called herds, usually with about ten members. The leader is typically an older female elephant known as the matriarch. They eat grass, leaves, and fruit for about 16 hours daily and drink about 35 liters of water each day. They cool down by taking baths in rivers when it's hot. While they can swim, elephants cannot jump. They walk long distances and run at speeds up to 40 km/h, slower than a lion.

These intelligent animals have strong memories and can learn new things quickly. They are social creatures that demonstrate love and affection by touching with their trunks.

Unfortunately, elephants are endangered due to poaching for their ivory tusks. Ivory is valuable for making jewelry and other items. Protecting elephants is crucial to prevent their extinction.

4. Read the text and for the questions 1-7 choose the correct answer A, B, С or D

I am sitting in a jeep, and I am very excited. There is a lion right next to me! It is not moving, but it is looking at me. The driver is telling me to be quiet. The lion looks very strong and dangerous, and I am a little bit scared.

Welcome to the African safari!

My name is Tendai, and I am your guide. We are in the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. This park is one of the biggest in Africa, and it is home to many different animals - elephants, giraffes, lions, leopards, and cheetahs. There are also over 400 species of birds here.

We are going on a game drive this afternoon. A game drive is a trip in a car or a truck to look at wild animals. Before we go, there are some important things you need to know.

Firstly, you must stay in the vehicle all the time. You cannot get out of the car, even if you see a beautiful butterfly or a small bird. Some of the animals here are very dangerous, so it is better to watch them from the car.

Secondly, you must be quiet. If you talk loudly or shout, you will scare the animals away. However, you can take photos and videos of the animals. Just remember to turn off the flash on your camera.

Finally, you must not feed the animals. They have enough food in the park. Also, some of the food we eat is not good for them. For example, chocolate is poisonous for elephants.

OK, let's go! Look at those elephants over there. There is a baby elephant with its mother. Baby elephants are very cute, but they are also very curious. They like to play, and sometimes they come too close to the cars. If you see a baby elephant, please do not touch it.

Now we are going to see some lions. There is a group of lions in the grass over there. They are sleeping, but don't worry - they will wake up later and go hunting. Lions usually hunt at night. They can run very fast, and they are very good at catching their food.

I hope you enjoy your safari

1. What animal did the narrator see next to them in the jeep?

   1. Elephant

   2. Giraffe.

   3. Lion.

   4. Cheetah.

2. What was the narrator's reaction to seeing the lion?

   1. The narrator was very scared.

   2. The narrator was not interested.

   3. The narrator was excited.

   4. The narrator wanted to get out of the jeep.

3. Which national park were the narrator and the driver in?

   1. Hwange National Park.

   2. Kruger National Park.

   3. Serengeti National Park.

   4. Maasai Mara National Reserve.

4. What was the driver's instruction to the narrator?

   1. To take pictures of the lion.

   2. To get out of the jeep.

   3. To feed the lion.

   4. To be quiet.

5. What does the passage say about baby elephants?

   1. They are dangerous and should not be approached.

   2. They are very cute, and the narrator wants to touch them.

   3. They are not found in the Hwange National Park.

   4. They like to play and sometimes come close to the vehicles.

6. When do lions usually hunt?

   1. During the day.

   2. In the morning.

   3. At night.

   4. In the afternoon.

7. What is the main purpose of the game drive?

   1. To take pictures of the animals.

   2. To feed the animals.

   3. To observe the wild animals.

   4. To chase the animals away.

1. For questions 1-9, write comparative or superlative form of the adjectives

1. Elephants are _________ (big) than dogs.

2. A cheetah is _________ (fast) in the world.

3. Lions are _________ (dangerous) than rabbits.

4. An eagle can see _________ (far) than a bat.

5. Snakes are _________ (long) than frogs.

6. A gorilla is _________ (heavy) than a monkey.

7. A monkey is _________ (smart) animal.

8. Horses are _________ (fast) than cows.

9. A whale is _________ (big) than a dolphin.

1. Write the verbs in Past Simple form

1. We _________ (stop) to look at the monkeys playing the ball.

2. My mom _________ (work) as a vet when she was 20.

3. I _________ (love) going to the zoo when I was little.

4. A photographer _________ (travel) around the world to take the pictures of animals.

5. We _________ (wait) 40 minutes to see the lions.

6. My brother _________ (visit) Safari Park yesterday. He (like) it!

7. He _________ (move) to the USA when he was 10.

8. We _________ (stop) at the most expensive hotel in Canada.

9. I _________ (touch) an elephant when I was in India.

10. I _________ (play) with my cat when I was at my grandma’s house.

Keys

1. 1 – B

2 – D

3 – A

4 – E

5 – C

1. A – 2, 5

B – 4

C – 6, 9

D – 1, 3, 10

E – 7, 8

1. 1 – NG

2 – F

3 – T

4 – F

5 – NG

6 – T

7 – T

8 – NG

9 – F

10 – NG

1. 1 – C

2 – C

3 – A

4 – D

5 – D

6 – C

7 – C

1. 1 – bigger

2 – the fastest

3 – more dangerous

4 – farther or further

5 – longer

6 – heavier

7 – the smartest

8 – faster

9 – bigger

1. 1 – stopped

2 – worked

3 – loved

4 – traveled

5 – waited

6 – visited

7 – moved

8 – stopped

9 – touched

10 - played

Assessment criteria:

5 –

4 –

3 –

2 –