Тест по английскому языку 7 класс

Тесты для 7классов, Тимофеева Марина Михайловна МОУ «Средняя школа №14»

город Кимры Тверской области.

READING

PART 1 (first level)

My friend Susan

Susan Kente is a “dog-sitter”. She looks after people’s dogs from Monday to Friday. She

wakes up at 5.15 a.m. and 15 minutes later she gets up. She has a shower, she drinks a glass of

orange juice and she sometimes has sandwiches with cheese. Then she goes outside to the garden

and gives the dogs their breakfast. Then they all get into Susan’s car. It’s very dirty! Susan takes

the dogs to the park and they run about. She always takes some water and biscuits for them.

They go back to the car at 11 a.m. and then they go back home. At about 5 p.m. the dog’s owners

come to collect their dogs. Some people say it’s boring to look after the dogs, but Susan doesn’t

agree.

1. Susan takes care of the dogs … a week.

1) two days 2) five days 3) seven days

2. She gets up at … five.

1) a quarter to 2) half past 3) a quarter past

3. Susan and the dogs go to the park … .

1) on foot 2) on car 3) by car

4. … is very dirty.

1) Susan 2) The dogs 3) The car

5. Susan finds her job … .

1) boring 2) difficult 3) interesting

PART 2 (second level)

William Shakespeare, the greatest English writer of drama, was born in 1564 in Stratford-on-

Avon. We don’t know everything about Shakespeare’s early life. But we know that he studied at

the Grammar School in Stratford, and that he became interested in the theatre when he was still a

boy.

In 1586 Shakespeare went to London, where he worked in the theatre for some years before he

began to write his own plays.

Shakespeare soon became well-known in London literary circles. Every play that he wrote was

good news to the people of the capital. Queen Elizabeth I liked Shakespeare’s plays, and the

actors were often invited to play before the Queen. By the end of the 16

century Shakespeare

and his friends built their own theatre – the famous Globe Theatre.

Shakespeare had many difficulties in his life. Less talented writers, whose plays were worse

than his, often quarreled with Shakespeare and attacked him, the actors in his own theatre

sometimes did not agree with him.

Now people in many countries love Shakespeare for his plays, comedies and tragedies that

are still modern and well-known all over the world.

1. Shakespeare became interested in the theatre in his childhood.