Контрольная работа для 6 класса (к учебнику Афанасьевой О. В., Михеевой И. В для школ с углубленным изучением английского языка)

КОНТРОЛЬНАЯ РАБОТА ПО АНГЛИЙСКОМУ ЯЗЫКУ ЗА 3 ЧЕТВЕРТЬ ДЛЯ 6 КЛАССА (учебник Верещагиной)

1. Reading.

1. Read the texts and match the facts with their names.

London

The centre of everything in Great Britain is the city of London. London consists of four main parts, which differ from each other. These are the City, Westminster, the West End and the East End. The West End is famous for its cafes, restaurants, museums, shops and parks. Rich people live there. The East End is the part where working people live. It’s famous for its industrial plants. London’s industries are varied (разнообразные). Among them are docks and port industries, electrical engineering, the motor car industry and others. 

Oxford and Cambridge

Oxford was first mentioned (упомянут) in the tenth century and later became an important trade centre. Then it developed into leading educational centre. It’s 100 km away from London. It is the second largest university in Britain after London University. It was founded in 911. Now there are 27 colleges for men, 5 for women and 5 others are for both.

Cambridge is also best known for its ancient university. There are 31 colleges here, some dating as far back as 1284, when Cambridge University was established. A lot of famous people studied at Cambridge. They are Sir Isaac Newton, Oliver Cromwell, Charles Darwin. The river Cam flows across the town. The best way to enjoy views of the city and its colleges from the water is to have a short boat trip.

Brighton

Brighton is one of the most popular seaside resorts of Britain. It has mild climate, warm sea and wonderful beaches. It has been welcoming holidaymakers since the 18^th century. It is known as the green capital of Britain and its ecological situation is much better than in other cities. In 2019 Brighton topped the list of the best places to live and work.

1). It was founded in the 13^th century.

2). It consists of four parts.

3). It is a famous place among holidaymakers.

4). It has a good ecological situation.

5). It is the second largest university in Britain.

6). Famous people were students there.

7). It was founded in the 10^th century.

1. Lexics.

2. Match the words to make word combinations. Translate them.

1. Fill in the gaps with the words. One of the words doesn’t suit.

1). What does your brother do to _______________ his living?

2). Can you tell me the _____________ time?

3). Helen looks very _____________ in her new dress.

4). Streets of modern cities are always very ___________ with many cars, buses and people.

5). A woman ______________ when she saw a mouse in the kitchen.

_____________________________________________________________

Busy/ earn/ smart/wicked/ screamed/ exact.

1. Grammar.

1. Use “to” where it’s necessary and change the pronouns .

1). We didn’t notice (he/ come) into the room.

2). I expect (my friends/ visit) me at home.

3). Kevin has never seen (her brother/ cry).

4). All parents want (their children/ be) happy.

5). I let my brother (use) my computer.

6). Mr. Steeller heard (somebody/ call) his name.

1. Change the sentences from Active Voice into Passive Voice and from Passive into Active.

1). My parents don’t let me work after lessons.

2). Kelly was allowed to rewrite the test.

3). Mrs. Leeds made her daughter clean her room.

4). They were made to come to school by 8 o’clock.