Тест по английскому языку для 6 класса по теме “Two capitals” к учебнику Rainbow English. Unit 1.

UNIT 1 “Two capitals”

Test 1

1. Complete the table.

1. Complete the sentences with the correct word. There is one you don't need to use.

● began ● built ● missed ● placed ● moved ● understood ● came ● buildings ●

● founded ● became ● defended ● took ● changed ● watered ● appeared ●

1. Michael Lomonosov ….. Moscow University in 1755.

2. Helen ….. to London last month. Now it is her home town.

3. Mark ….. nothing at the lesson because he wasn't listening to the teacher.

4. You won't believe how many things ….. in our city last year.

5. The city of St Petersburg ….. the home of Russian tsars in the 18^th century.

6. After the war his village ….. to grow fast.

7. They ….. a new health centre in the city last year.

8. Russian people ….. their country during the war of 1812.

9. Bill ….. the train yesterday and came to the office late.

10. Mary ….. a taxi because she had a lot of bags and suitcases.

11. Last summer was very hot and granny ….. the flowers every day.

12. Len washed the dishes and ….. them on the table.

13. Suddenly Martin ….. in the room again. There was a big box in his hands.

14. When Lora ….. in, Dick stood up. He was a real gentleman.

1. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences (take/miss).

1. Bill wanted to (take/miss) the 4 o'clock train not to be late yesterday.

2. Jill (took/missed) her train and was late for work yesterday.

3. Last weekend my mum (took/missed) a plane to London, she didn't go by train.

4. Dad didn't want to (take/miss) his plane so he came to the airport early.

5. As it was late there were no buses and Bob decided to (take/miss) a taxi.

6. I didn't go to school yesterday because I (took/missed) the school bus.

7. The car was very slow and Jim (took/missed) his train.

8. Sam wanted to (take/miss) the 5 o'clock train, so he came to the station at half past four.

1. Open the brackets to complete the sentences (listen/hear).

1. Ann, you (aren't listening to/don't hear) me. I'll say it again.

2. Sorry, I can't (hear/listen to) you well.

3. Be quiet, please. We (are listening to/hearing) the news.

4. Sarah couldn't (hear/listen to) as it was noisy in the classroom.

5. (Listen to/Hear) me, please!

6. Bob is not a very good pupil because he seldom (listens/hears) to his teacher.

7. Mike enjoys (listening to/hearing) Mozart's music.

8. My granny is 75 and she can't (listen to/hear) very well.

1. Write the where necessary.

1. … Summer Garden 8. … Russian Museum

2. … Red Square 9. … Winter Palace

3. … Kremlin 10. … Spasskaya Tower

4. … Kremlin Clock 11. … Palace Bridge

5. … Dvortsovaya Square 12. … Maly Theatre

6. … Moscow Metro 13. … Hermitage

7. … Neva 14. … Kazan Cathedral

1. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.

1. There are (a lot of/ little) shops in this street.

2. Are there (many/much) cinemas in the town?

3. There is (little/few) water in the glass.

4. There is not (many/much) snow in the street.

5. Are there (a lot of/many) bridges across the Moskva River?

6. Is there (much/a lot of) food in the supermarket?

7. The town hasn't got (many/a lot of) schools.

8. Did Russia have (a lot of/many) tsars?

9. There are (a lot of/little) unusual places in this town.

10. (Few/Little) good architects work in the office.

11. We usually have (few/little) rain in summer.

12. Is there (a lot of/much) fruit in the fridge?

1. Fill in some or any to complete the sentences.

1. There are ….. tasty chocolates in the box.

2. Would you like ….. milk?

3. Do you have ….. other questions?

4. Can I have ….. water, please?

5. Are there ….. chocolates in the box?

1. Write in a different way.

1. There was not anybody in the house.

2. Kate didn't tell me anything about it.

3. Jim had nothing to do last night.

4. It was late night. I saw nobody in the street.

5. Mark doesn't like anybody in the office.