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Entry test (Form 8th)

Entry test (Form 8
th
)
I. Open the brackets using Present Perfect, Past Simple, Past Continuous, Future
Simple:
1. Something …(fall) out of that window while I …(stand) under it.
2. When Jane…(have) her Saturday job at a flower shop she…(send) me flowers.
3. If he...(not sleep)well, he’ll be always tired.
4. When I ...(be) short of money I ask my parents for help.
5. (You/ see) Mary today?
6. He (to visit) that place last year.
II. Put the adjectives in an appropriate degree of comparison:
1. My sister speaks English (bad) in her class.
2. A bus is (fast) than a bicycle.
3. The (tall) trees in the world grow in California
4. Who is the (clever) student in your group?
5. It is autumn. Every day the air becomes (cold).
III. Form tag questions from the following sentences:
1. It’s а lovely evening,
2. The sportsman runs very fast,
3. It was a wonderful game,
4. You will come here again,
5. He didn’t cheat on the exam,
IV. Match the left column with the right one:
1. Преследовать (run)
2. Искать (look)
3. Столкнуться (run)
4. Продолжать (go)
5. Приходить в гости (come)
a. into
b. after
c. on
d. round
e. for
V. Чтение текста. Прочитайте текст. Закончите предложения.
Shopping in London
London has a lot of large department stores, which sell everything: shoes, paper and
perfume, fur courts and frying pans. The most expensive department store is Harrods in
Knightsbridge. You can buy almost anything in Harrods, and you know you are getting the
best. Twice a year, in January and July, Harrods has a “sale”. Some things are almost half-
price, and there are thousands of bargains (скидки). But on the first days of the sale the shop
is very crowded. Some people stand and wait all night so they can be first in the shop when it
opens.
The smartest and most expensive shops are in Knightsbridge, but more people come to
Oxford Street, London’s most popular shopping centre. The street is more than a mile long.
There are several big department stores in Oxford Street. The best known are Selfridges,
John Lewis and D.H. Evans. Oxford Street has the most shops, but in some ways King’s
Road in Chelsea is more fun. This is where fashionable young Londoners buy their clothes in
many small “boutiques”.
You can buy what you like in the big shops, but the small markets have a lot to offer too.
There are several big street markets in London, and many small ones. Some markets are
open only one day a week. Go to the Portobello on Saturday or to Petticoat Lane on Sunday.
Covent Garden market is open every day. Come here for antiques, old clothes, hand-made
jewelry and many other things.
1. Large department stores in London
a. Are very expensive
b. Are very crowded
c. Sell all kinds of clothes
d. Sell all kinds of things
2. During the sale at department stores
a. People are ready to wait for a long time
b. The shops are open at night
c. You can get the best things
d. You can buy cheap perfume
3. Most people in London prefer to do the shopping in
a. Petticoat Lane
b. Knightsbridge
c. Chelsea
d. Oxford Street
4. Young people can find fashionable things in
a. Selfridges
b. King’s Road
c. Covent Garden
d. D.H. Evans
5. You can do the shopping in London
a. In the big shops
b. In the street markets
c. Anywhere you like
d. In Oxford Street
Keys:
I.
1. fell, was standing
2. has, will sent
3. doesn’t sleep
4. am
5. Have you seen
6. visited
II.
1. worse
2. faster
3. the tallest
4. the cleverest
5. colder
III.
1. isn’t it?
2. doesn’t he?
3. wasn’t it?
4. won’t you?
5. Did he?
IV.
1. b
2. e
3. a
4. c
5. d
V. Чтение
1. d
2.a
3. d
4.b
5.c
Criterion of estimation:
«5» 26 – 22 points
«4» 21– 17 points
«3» 16 – 11 points
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