Choose an odd word out foyer gallery god stalls ответы

Данная контрольная работа предназначена для контроля лексико-грамматических навыков по английскому языку учащихся 8 класса, УМК «Rainbow English» Афанасьевой О.В, Михеевой И.В., Барановой К.М., раздел 2 «Performing Arts: Theatre».

Контрольная работа по английскому языку для 8 класса, УМК Rainbow English»/Афанасьева О.В, Михеева И.В., Баранова К.М., раздел 2 «Performing Arts: Theatre»

Variant I

Choose an odd word out.

1)foyer, gallery, god, stalls;

2) balcony, stage, cruelty, cloakroom;

3) allow, add, hold, alike;

4) receive, refuse, devote, reply;

5)cruel, possible, pianist, classical;

2.Write in English.

Возможная проблема, известный драматург, принимать посетителей, необычная жестокость , oрганизовать вечеринку, центральный (главный) герой фильма , сдавать кровь, соединять два берега реки.

3. Write in one word.

1) A person in a play or film;

2) A drama about sad events;

3) A drama about funny events;

4) A kind of a platform in the theatre where actors perform;

5) The place where people buy tickets;

6) The highest floor in the theatre;

7) The place in the theatre where people can buy food.

4. Fill in the prepositions (at, from, in, of, on, to, with)

1) He said he had bought four tickets… the Bolshoy Theatre.

20 There is no shop … the end of our street.

3) The seats were not … the stalls, they were … the gallery.

4) …the end we decided to buy a nice dress as a present for her.

5) Suddenly a young actress appeared … the stage.

5. Report the sentences

1) Julia said: “My seats are in the stalls”.

2) Tom said;”We are organizing a coffee break”.

3) Terry said:”I am offering you a cup of tea”.

4)Elizabeth said:”I have sent an email to George”.

5)Charles said: “Our team won the first match”.

6) Bob said :”I can do it”.

Variant II

1. Choose an odd word out.

1) impossible, previous, safe, ticket;

2) blood, character, scenery, willingly;

3) circle, curtain, entertainment, previously;

4) usher, theatregoer, elegance, pianist;

5) pianist, character, dramatist, preference.

2.Write in English.

Главный герой, новое развлечение, получать подарки, разрешить сделать что-либо, держать сумку под мышкой, необычное развлечение, обдумывать план, преданные друзья, выглядеть похоже, предложить чашку чая.

3.Write in one word.

1)The place in the theatre where musicians sit and play;

2)The place in the theatre where people leave their coats;

3) The place in the theatre where people come together and talk;

4) A person in a play or film.

5) The place where people buy tickets;

6) The highest floor in the theatre;

7) The place in the theatre where people can buy food.

4. Fill in the prepositions (at, from, in, of, on, to, with)

1)  He bought two tickets … ”The Sounds of Music”.

2)At the theatre people leave their coats … the cloakroom.

3(What did he write … the end of his letter?

4) …. the end we decided to stage the play “Romeo and Juliet” by Shakespeare.

5)The actors appeared … the stage.

5. Report the sentences

1)_Peter said:»We are near the orchestra pit”.

2) The girls said:”We are really enjoying the show”.

3) Jim said:  “I am connecting the two lines’.

4) James said:”We have left our opera glasses at home”.

5) Emoly said: ”We met at the box office”.

Keys 

Variant I

Ex.1: 1) god, 2) cruelty, 3) hold , 4) devote ,5) pianist. .

Ex.2: a possible problem, a well-known dramatist/playwright, to receive visitors, unusual cruelty, to organize a party, to give  blood, to connect two banks of the river.

Ex.3: 1) a character, 2) a tragedy,3) a comedy, 4) a stage , 5) a ticket office , 6) a gallery,  7) a buffet.

Ex.4: 1) to, 2) at,  3) in, in , 4) at  5) on.

Ex.5: 1) Julia said (that) her seats were in the stalls.2) Tom said (that) they were organizing a coffee break.3) Terry said (that) he was offering me a cup of tea.4) Charles said (that) their team had won the first match.5) Tom said (that) he could do it.

Variant II

Ex.1:1 1) a ticket , 2) willingly, 3) previously, 4) elegance 5) preference.

Ex.2: a central character, new entertainment, to receive presents/gift, to allow to  do  smth.,  to hold a handbag under one’s arm, unusual entertainment, to consider a plan, devoted friends , to look alike, to offer a cup of tea.

Ex.3: 1) orchestra pit, 2) a cloakroom, 3) a foyer, 4) a character, 5) a ticket office,  6) a gallery,  7) a buffet.

Ex.4: 1) to, 1) at, 3) at, 4) in, 5) on.

Ex.5: 1) Peter said  (that) they  were near the orchestra pit.

2)  The girls said (that) they were really enjoying the show.

3)  Jim said n (that) he was connecting the two lines.

4)  James said (that) they  had left our opera glasses at home.

5)  Emily said (that) they had  met at the box office.

I. Choose the odd word out.

1.ordinary,typical,incredible,usual

2.comedy,mystery,science fiction, novel

3.spiky,wavy,middle aged, curly

4.plump,slim,freckles,well-build

5.scared,shocked,frightened,relieved

6. intelligent, clever, brilliant, artistic

II. Put the verbs into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Past Continuous.

1.I …..( study) in my bedroom at the moment, but I can join you in the park later.

2.Tom ……..(watch)TV when Jane arrived.

3.Water………..(not, boil) at 80C.

4.The policeman asked, «What………(you, do) at the time of the robbery?»

5.This athlete …..( break) the record at the Olympic games last year.

6…….. (he, like) the English countryside?

7.When I was a kid, I……. (not , get) much pocket money.

III. Fill in: why, who, whose, where, which, when.

1.A doctor is someone……..helps sick people.

2.Do you know……book this is?

3. It was summer time……we decided to go on holiday to New York.

4. Tom is very reliable. That’s……I like him.

5.That’s the clinic……Mary works.

6.They take care of the eight big black ravens ……. live in the tower.

IV. Complete the sentences using in ,out, up, on, with, into.

1. John gave……boxing two years ago because of a bad injury.

2. That blouse goes really well……your skirt.

3. I ran…….an old friend at the supermarket yesterday.

4. Go…… I’m listening to you.

5. Our class take part…..a clean-up campaign.

6. Many young people hang…….at the shopping centre at the weekends.

V. Choose the correct response.

1.What’s your sister like?

a) She is tall with freckles. b) She is very sociable.

2.What’s the best way to avoid pickpockets?

a) Don’t be so silly. b) You should look after your wallet.

3. I’ve got some good news.

a) That’s amazing! b) Sure

4. I need to get more exercise.

a) Why don’t you go home b) How about joining a gym?

5.How can we protect our home?

a) Walk in well-lit places. b) Why don’t you fit an alarm system.

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Revise the words for Test Two.
Words

add, alike, allow, balcony, blood, box, box office, buffet, character, characteristic, circle, classical, cloakroom, connect, connection, consider, cruel, cruelty, curtain, devote, devotion, drama, dramatist, ecologist, elegance, entertainment, eventually, expensive, explain, fair, finally, foyer, gallery, god, hold, importance, impossible, interval, introduce, meanwhile, offer, opera glasses, orchestra, organize, pianist, orchestra pit, possible, preference, previous, previously, presence, produce, programme, receive, refuse, reply, row, safe, scenery, stage, stalls, theatregoer, thrill, thrilled, thrilling, ticket, usher, willingly, wonder
Words Combinations

a devoted friend, first of all, in the meantime, in the end, just then, later on, to introduce oneself, to produce results, to receive visitors, safe and sound
Phrasal Verbs

to hold on, to hold up, to hold out, to hold on to
Verb Forms

to hold − held − held