FINAL TEST FORM 6
1. Read the text and write which statements after the text are “True” and which are “False”. Correct the false statements. Variant 1
Do Animals Matter?
We know about and can give names to about one million animals. But there are more than thirty million species of animals in the world. Every year some of these species disappear and we never see them again. But with thirty million different species, do one or two matter? Different people give different answers to this question, but more and more people are saying, “Of course they do - they are all important!” So why do people think that? One answer is this: animals make the world a richer place, a more interesting and a more beautiful place for us to live in. Secondly, animals help us in many important ways. They give us meat to eat and milk to drink, and we can make things to wear from their coats. Scientists learn a lot from animals and this helps them to understand people. Doctors take things from animals, alive or dead, to help sick people. Thirdly, it is natural for us to protect animals because we are animals too. Many of these living things are in danger. Without our help, a lot more animals are going to die. People and animals live in one world. Our land is their land; our trees are their trees; our rivers are their rivers. We want to protect animals because at the same time we are protecting our world.
Statements:
1. People know all the animals living on the planet.
2. A few species become extinct every year.
3. There are several reasons proving that all animals are important.
4. Animals make our world richer.
5. Animals give us a lot of things that we use.
6. Animals help sick people.
7. We protect animals because we want to get more useful things from them.
8. We protect animals because they are in danger.
9. People and animals have one and the same land, trees and rivers.
GRAMMAR
2. Choose Simple or Continuous tenses.
1. Mum is in the kitchen. She….. a plum-cake.
a) is making b) made c) makes d) was making
2. Hurry up! My sister …. for you.
a) waits b) is waiting c) wait d) was waiting
3. My friend and I …. to the park every Sunday.
a) is going b) were going c)goed d) go
4.The girls … a lot while they … dishes yesterday.
a) were talking, were washing b) talked, were washing
c) are talking, are washing d)are talking, wash
5. I … by the window when I … my friend.
a) was standing, was seeing b) stood, saw
c) was standing, saw d) standed , saw
3. Choose right (R) or wrong (W) and correct the wrong ones.
1. Mike has gone out just.
2. Jill have never been to Moscow.
3. What do you usually have for supper?
4. Is it still raining/
5. She is not understanding you.
FINAL TEST FORM 6
1. Read the text and write which statements after the text are “True” and which are “False”. Correct the false statements. Variant 2
Do Animals Matter?
We know about animals and can give names to about one million animals. But there are more than thirty million species of animals in the world. Every year some of these species disappear and we never see them again. But with thirty million different species, do one or two matter? Different people give different answers to this question, but more and more people are saying, “Of course they do - they are all important!” So why do people think that? One answer is this: animals make the world a richer place, a more interesting and a more beautiful place for us to live in. Secondly, animals help us in many important ways. They give us meat to eat and milk to drink, and we can make things to wear from their coats. Scientists learn a lot from animals and this helps them to understand people. Doctors take things from animals, alive or dead, to help sick people. Thirdly, it is natural for us to protect animals because we are animals too. Many of these living things are in danger. Without our help, a lot more animals are going to die. People and animals live in one world. Our land is their land; our trees are their trees; our rivers are their rivers. We want to protect animals because at the same time we are protecting our world.
Statements:
1. People know all the animals living on the planet.
2. A few species become extinct every year.
3. There are several reasons proving that all animals are important.
4. Animals make our world richer.
5. Animals give us a lot of things that we use.
6. Animals help sick people.
7. We protect animals because we want to get more useful things from them.
8. We protect animals because they are in danger.
9. People and animals have one and the same land, trees and rivers.
GRAMMAR
2. Choose Simple or Continuous tenses.
1. Many years ago my dad … English at school. Now he … five languages.
a) was learning, is speaking b) learns, speaks
c) learnt, spoke d) learnt, speaks
2. Tomorrow Kate …. to see us, I hope.
a) comes b) will come c) will be coming d) come
3. Next Friday at 5o’clock we … a tea party.
a) is having b) will have c) will be having d) have
4. Look! Tom … roses. They …. so good.
a) is smelling, smell b) smells, are smelling
c) smell, are smelling d) is smelling, smells
5. When she … her homework, she …. for a walk.
a) will do, will go b) is doing, is going
c) does, will go d) wakes, goes
3. Choose right (R) or wrong (W) and correct the wrong ones.
1. How much is it costing?
2. They went to the seaside last summer.
3. We’ll come if they will invite us.
4. He wants we to phone Mary.
5. The boys were both late for the class yesterday.
FORM 6 KEYS TO TESTS
Reading 1F 2T 3T 4T 5T 6F 7F 8T 9T
Grammar V1 2)1a 2b 3d 4a 5c
3) 1W has just gone 2W has never been 3R 4R 5W doesn’t understand
Reading 1F 2T 3T 4T 5T 6F 7F 8T 9T
Grammar V2 2) 1d 2b 3c 4a 5c
3) 1W does it cost 2R 3W they invite us 4W wants us to 5W the both boys
8 736
3 934 
