Control work for the 11th grade

Choose the correct variant:

1. Nowadays people prefer to (type/ print) letters instead of writing them.

2. The store owned one of those machines that can (publish /print) on plates of sugar.

3. The last version of the book was (published/ printed) in 2003.

4. Could you (print/ publish) the receipt with the details of my purchase.

5. You can see the picture as it was (publish/ print) earlier today.

6. After you (publish/print) a drawing on the Net, any changes you make will be updated automatically.

7. I couldn’t get the graphics to (print/ publish) correctly.

8. I have sore eyes today. Could you (type/ publish) the text for me, please?

9. When the first part of the novel was (published/ printed), he author started writing the second one.

10. (Print/ Type) the word you are looking for in the top bar that appears on the page.

Write the adjectives in two columns: positive and negative meanings:

Stupid, original, unrealistic, thrilling, gripping, shallow, boring, violent, terrible, brilliant, awesome, unique, fantastic, talented, silly, moving, perfect, terrifying, awful, terrific

Put the words in proper forms:

1. What are the results of the latest _____ ? INVESTIGATE

2. The carpet is the full ____ of the stairs. WIDE

3. The water has frozen to the ____ of 2 meters. DEEP

4. In my opinion such books are ____ . READ

5. His ____ words were extremely important for Max. REWARD

6. Do you know the latest ____ in this field? INVENT

7. Sally is a very ____ person. INVENT

8. I don’t think this is a _____ magazine. QUARTER

9. We were very much surprised to see Bob there. Our ____ was sincere. ASTONISH

10. Helen was a very good ____ , now she works as a computer _____. TYPE, OPERATE

Write the sentences in negative form:

1. He has to choose another report.

2. He has to look for a picture postcard to send her greetings.

3. They had to wait an hour for him.

4. I have to go to the library today.

5. You will have to pay at the cash-desk.

6. She had to go shopping in the evening.

7. You have to wrap up the parcel.

8. The pupils had to give their exercise-books at the end of the lesson.

9. He will have to send a message.

10. She has to buy a new textbook.

11. We have to call a doctor.

Fill in the blanks:

1. We had six lessons. ( how many …)

2. He has to go to the doctor. ( where …)

3. She had to read the text three times. (how many…)

4. We had to have dinner at home. (where …)

5. The wind is bringing dark clouds, I …to take my umbrella.

6. I shall be on duty tomorrow, I …to get up earlier.

7. The sun is shining brightly in the sky, you …not …to put on your raincoat.

8. He was late and he …to take a taxi.

9. They …not …to do their physics lessons yesterday because the teacher was ill