Входная контрольная работа по английскому языку Spotlight 9

Входная контрольная работа Spotlight 9
1. Put the sentences into indirect speech.
Nick said that…
1. I am living in Berlin now.
2. You sent me a fantastic card.
3. “I don’t know what Nina is doing”.
4. You can come and stay at my place.
5. I am not enjoying my study very much.
2. Transform the sentences from Active into Passive.
1. They cancelled the flight to Rome.
2. Karl Lagerfeld designed these sunglasses.
3. My mum makes this salad with pickled cucumbers and fresh parsley.
4. They offered him a new job.
5. Somebody has cleaned the room.
3. Fill in the gaps with an appropriate modal verb (must, may, can, need, have to).
1. Sandra _________ not come to me tomorrow I’ve done the job.
2. Students _____________ pay for their education at private school.
3. You ________ stay at home today.
4. We _________ speak Spanish at the lesson.
5. ___________ you help me?
4. Read the text and make if the statements are True, False, Not Stated.
American and British schools.
In America, all children from six to sixteen go to school. They spend six years in «elementary» school, and four or
six years in «secondary» or «high» school. School education is free. At the end of every school year, the children take
a test. If a child does well, he goes into next class («grade»). If he doesn’t do well, he has to repeat the grade.
Some schools have modern teaching equipment, like computers and closed circuit television, but there are small
country schools, with just one classroom. At the end of their time at school, most students get a high school diploma.
If they want to go on to college, they take college admission tests.
In Britain all children from five to sixteen go to school. They spend six years in «primary» school, and then go on
to «secondary» school. In Britain there are «state» schools, which are free, and private schools for which parents pay.
Many British private schools are «boarding» schools. The children stay at school all the time, and only come home in
the holidays. They usually wear uniforms.
Teaching in both countries is usually quite informal. Students often work together in groups and go to the teacher
only when they need help. At school pupils spend the most important part of their lives. It is here that their characters
and views are formed. The word «school» always reminds us of our childhood and youth, of close and dear people in
our life.
1. If they want to continue education in some college, they take college admission tests. ___
2. In Britain, all children from six to sixteen go to school. ____
3. School education in the USA is free. ___
4. In Britain there are private schools for which parents pay. ___
5. Teaching in both countries is usually quite formal. ___
6. Pupils study at school for six years. ___
7. Pupils always wear uniforms.___
8. School forms a good behavior ___
9. All schools have all teaching equipment. ___
10. The word «school» associated with our childhood. ___