Контрольная работа № 3 УМК "Forward-7"

Final Test FORWARD - 7

Listening (7 points)

True or False?

1. Linda was eighteen last week.

1. True b. False

1. She is leaving school in June.

1. True b. False

1. Linda is going to study at the university.

1. True b. False

1. Linda’s favorite subject is English.

1. True b. False

1. She had a work in a travel agency.

1. True b. False

1. But Linda didn’t like working there.

a. True b. False

1. She met lots of people in the agency.

1. True b. False

Reading (7 points)

Read the text and statements below the text. Mark them as true (T) or false (F).

The London Bus

The first London Bus started service on July 4, 1829. However it was only a horse and carriage for about 20 people. Its route was from Paddington Station to Bank, and it was an instant success. The first double-decker buses (Picture 1) appeared in public in 1850, and London is now famous for them.

By 1901 there were more than 3,500 horse-and-carriage buses on the streets. The first motorised buses came out in 1904, and they were extremely successful. In fact ten years later there were no horse- pulled buses. Now all the buses have diesel engines.

In the 1950s London Transport introduced a new type of bus, the Routemaster (Picture 2). This new bus was bigger and carried more passengers (64 seats compared with 56), and at present some Routemasters continue to operate on busy central London routes. Before the Routemasters there were two people on the bus: the driver and the conductor. But the old London buses were not efficient in terms of costs and profits. Therefore, they decided to redesign them with the engine at the back, so that the passengers got on at the front and paid the driver for their ticket.

Today the buses running in London include double- and single­deck vehicles and shorter midibuses, which are better for the environment. In 1995 the Conservative government privatised London Transport, and they sold all their buses to private companies.

1. The first London bus went from Paddington Station to Bank.

2. The first double-decker buses were motorised.

3. In 1914 all buses were motorised.

4. London transport introduced the Routemaster bus in 1965.

5. There are no Routemaster buses in London now.

6. Bus passengers in London buy their ticket before they get on the bus.

7. You can see three types of buses in London today.

Grammar/Vocabulary (16 points)

1. What do you think Russian teenagers are like? Write your own sentences using nobody, no one, everybody, everyone, some teenagers, most teenagers.

2. Complete the sentences with too much, too many.

1. Trevor hasn’t ____________________ free time because he works part-time at the RAP.

2. He doesn’t get ____________________ money for it but he enjoys his job.

3. Trevor couldn’t’ find _____________________ information for his article in the library.

4. There are _______________________ computers at Trevor’s school.

5. _______________________ teenagers liked his article and wrote about it to The RAP.

3. Rewrite the sentences using the correct adverb

last year in the future yesterday at 2 o’clock always ever

1. ______________________________________I was reading an interesting book.

2. I __________________________________ play tennis after school.

3. Have you ______________________ been to the Hermitage?

4. We earned some money during the summer _________________________________.

5. My friend won’t believe people will live on the Moon ____________________________.

Writing (13 points)

You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend Jane.

… I have a big family. We all love each other dearly. But we are all different and sometimes my two younger sisters and my elder brother quarrel and can’t share the room.

Have you got any brothers or sisters? Do you often quarrel? What is an ideal family like?

Write a letter to Jane (90-100 words) and answer her questions.

Speaking (8 points)

FORWARD -7

KEYS

Listening: (7 points)

Reading: (7 points)

Grammar/Vocabulary: (16 points)

1. Снимается 0,5 балла если в 3 л. ед.ч. нет у глагола окончания -s !

1. Everybody / everyone plays computer games.

2. Most teenagers surf the Internet.

3. Some teenagers ride a bicycle.

4. Some teenagers do sports.

5. Some teenagers dance.

6. Nobody/no one reads books.

2.

1. too much

2. too much

3. too much

4. too many

5. too many

3.

1. yesterday at 2 o’clock

2. always

3. ever

4. last year

5. in the future

Writing: (13 points)

Total: 43 points

Speaking: 10 points