Контрольная работа по английскому языку 8 класс за 4 четверть Spotlight 8

Контрольная работа по английскому языку для обучающихся 8 классов
за 4 четверть на базе учебника Spotlight 8.
Пояснительная записка
Данная контрольная работа предназначена для учащихся 8-х классов, изучающих
английский язык на базовом уровне.
Цель контрольной работы – проверить языковые и речевые компетенции учащихся в
рамках изученных тем.
Работа состоит из 5 заданий на все виды речевой деятельности за исключением говорения.
Задания для аудирования даны в упражнении №1. Цель задания – проверить умение
выделять запрашиваемую информацию в прослушанном тексте. Необходимо соотнести
данное короткое утверждение и прослушанное высказывание.
Упражнение №2 содержит задания для поискового чтения и направлено на понимание
основного содержание прочитанного текста. Необходимо подобрать заголовки к текстам.
Упражнение №3 направлено на проверку знания использования грамматических форм и
конструкций в связном тексте. Необходимо заполнить пропуски в тексте нужной
грамматической формой данного слова.
Задание №4 направлено на проверку умения преобразовывать слово, изменяя его
лексическую структуру путем добавления суффиксов.
Контроль письма осуществляется в задании №5, целью которого является проверка
умения правильно написать личное письмо другу.
Максимальные баллы за выполнение работы
Упражнение №1 – 4 балла.
Упражнение №2 – 7 баллов.
Упражнение №3 – 8 баллов
Упражнение №4 – 5 баллов
Упражнение №5 – 6 баллов
Итого: 30 баллов
Критерии оценивания контрольной работы
На оценку 5: 90% выполнения (27-30 баллов), на оценку 4: 75% выполнения (23-26
баллов), на оценку 3: 50% выполнения (15-22 балла), на оценку 2: менее 50% выполнения
(14 баллов и менее).
Контрольная работа рассчитана на 45 минут
Listening.
1. Match speakers 1-5 with statements A-D. Use the statements only once; there is one
you don’t need to use.
1. At home.
2. At the zoo
3. At a stadium
4. On a beach
5. On a street
Говорящий
А
B
C
D
Утверждение
Reading.
2. Read the texts and find the best heading to every text. One heading is extra.
A. Sports and money.
B. The riskiest sports.
C. The most popular sport.
D. Sports at school.
E. Young, sporting and rich.
F. Sporting inventions.
G. The fastest-growing sports.
H. Sports to stay healthy.
1. According to recent statistics, the sport that causes most injuries is rugby, and football is a
close second. Despite the popularity of these games, and although we teach school children to
play them, they injure more people per 1,000 than motor-racing, skiing, or scuba-diving. Of
course, people do get hurt in 'adventure sports' and the most dangerous is climbing, which kills
eight people a year.
2. Britain does not often produce sportsmen or sportswomen who are successful in world
sporting championships, but it has been good at inventing sports and writing the rules of games.
Golf was first played in Scotland in the fifteenth century. Cricket was first played in England in
the sixteenth century. Nineteenth-century team sports, such as football, rugby and hockey, were
first played in British public schools.
3. Sport today means big business for both players and sponsors. Sporting events like the World
Cup, which has a TV audience of 35 billion people, make huge amounts of money. Companies
like Coca Cola and Adidas have paid more than $20 million to sponsor a sports event. They
know that people all over the world will see their names and logos at the sports stadiums and on
participants' clothes.
4. Children are encouraged to participate in sports at an early age. There are children's baseball,
football, and basketball teams in almost every community. The rivalry between high schools and
colleges in sporting events goes right through the school year from football in September to track
and field in June. Cheerleaders and bands lead the supporters in rooting for their home team.
5. Many top stars make a fortune during their sporting careers. Tiger Woods, the professional
golfer, is only 23 years old. He has already earned more than $5 million. He has won eight
tournaments in his career so far, including the US Masters which he won in 1997. He reached the
position of the world's top player in the shortest time ever - just 42 weeks. He is sponsored by
Nike, the sportswear company.
6. The majority of people live in towns and cities, where space for team sports is limited. Most
people take part in individual sports. They usually go walking, swimming, cycling, or do
aerobics. Taking part in all these sports is informal and casual. Most people just want to relax. If
they do aerobics or go swimming, they usually go to the sports centre, but not many people join
a sports club.
7. Britain's national sport is football. During the football season most professional footballers
play two matches every week. Many people say this is too many because the players cannot
devote enough time and energy to international games. The 22 best English teams play in the
Premier League, run by the Football Association. Liverpool is the most successful team and have
won the most games in tournaments.
Texts
2
4
6
7
Headings
с
3. Use the words to complete the gaps. Choose in the right grammar form.
1. Paul could not imagine ______life without computers. HE
2. His parents bought him his _____ computer for his sixth birthday. ONE
3. It ______ him several days to understand how it worked. TAKE
4. And now he _____ very good at it. BE
5. Paul’s mother said the _____ people were, the faster they learned computer skills.
YOUNG
6. That was true, as most of Paul's _____were very competent users. SCHOOLMATE
7. Paul was really surprised to find out that the first personal computer was _______in
the 70’s, in the last century. INVENT
8. When he ______ the internet, he asked his mother:” And how did you send e-mails?”
SURF
4. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the words in bold.
1. That woman across the street is very…….. ATTRACT
2. Derek refused to……. for his rude behavior. APOLOGY
3. ……… people live in the streets. HOME
4. Helen is a very……..person. She often travels alone. DEPENDENT
5. Celebrities have become involved in the…….of the endangered species. PROTECT
5. Writing. You have received a letter from your English-speaking pen friend,
Jim. Write him a letter and answer her 3 questions. Write 90100 words.
Remember the rules of letter writing.