Circle the odd word out tsunami earthquake drown drought

Контрольная работа. Spotlight. 8 класс. Модуль 4.

Test. 8-4

A. Circle the odd word out:

1. trendy / fashionable / modern / linen
2. checked / baggy / striped / floral
3. tsunami / earthquake / drown / drought
4. famine / flood / war / homelessness
5. sporty / elegant / patterned / casual

B. Underline the correct item:

1. Mark gave Sue a nice original / genuine silk scarf for her birthday.
2. This ring isn’t made of real gold; it’s worthless / priceless.
3. Little Suzy thinks that her grandpa’s big curly /bushy eyebrows look really funny!
4. Cynthia’s shirt fits / goes really well with her trousers.
5. She hides her slim / protruding ears behind her hair.

C. Rewrite these sentences in passive.

1. Mike wrote two letters yesterday.
2. The government supports endangered species.
3. The builders are reconstructing the house.
4. Have John finished his project?
5. My mother will bring us some sweets.

D. Fill in: away, off, on, through, up with, out.

1. Please put … your clothes. They are all over the place!
2. It took the firefighters two hours to put … the fire.
3. The fashion show has been put… until next Friday.
4. It’s a formal party. You really should put …a tie.
5. Please put me …. to Dr. Green.
6. I can’t put up … that kind of behavior any longer.

1. Translate the words from English into Russian:

1. Protruding,
2. crooked,
3. frizzy,
4. pointed,
5. tight-fitting,
6. casual,
7.  striped,
8. polka-dot,
9. leather,
10. wool,
11. bushy,
12. curly,
13. straight,
14.  baggy,
15. checked,
16. overweight,
17. slim,
18. loose-fitting,
19. patterned.

ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЕ БЮДЖЕТНОЕ ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОЕ

ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНОЕ УЧРЕЖДЕНИЕ ГОРОДА МОСКВЫ

«Московское среднее специальное училище олимпийского резерва №2 (колледж)»

Департамента физической культуры и спорта города Москвы

(ГБПОУ «МССУОР №2» Москомспорта)

Контрольная работа по английскому языку

для 8 класса

II триместр

УМК: Ваулина Ю.Е., Эванс В.,

«Английский в фокусе» для 8 класса

Составитель:

преподаватель английского языка

Сергеева Елена Евгеньевна

2015

Answers to Variant 1:

1. 1. an ear

2. hair

3. eyes

4. lips

5. a nose

2.

1. blue

2. blouse

3. elegant

4. long

5. tsunami

3. 1. will be sent

2. washes

3. were bought

4. is invited

5. is written

4. 1. She is clever enough.

2. Jake is too busy now.

3. Do you drink enough water?

4. Your jeans are too short.

5. I haven’t got enough money.

II term. Module 4.

Grammar and Vocabulary.

Variant 2

1. Circle the odd word out:

1. cotton / wool / silk / elegant

2. trousers / blouse / /floral / socks

3. tsunami / collapse / cyclone / flood

4. ears / eyelashes / lips / bushy

5. child labour / war / global warming / survivors

2. Underline the correct item:

1. My grandpa has very bushy eyebrows / lips.

2. People, who live in the mountains, always suffer from drought / avalanche.

3. She hides her slim / protruding ears behind her hair.

4. Does my hat match / go my coat?

5. Can I rent / borrow your black dress for tonight’s party?

3. Put the adjectives in comparative or superlative forms:

busy tall good bad interesting

1. This was …………………..film I’ve ever seen. I wouldn’t recommend it.

2. Mike is …….………… than Jim. He is 1.75.

3. Sunday is …….…………… day at the local market.

4. The books he gives me are ………..…….. than the books I have at home.

5. Who‘s your …..…………….. friend?

4. Rewrite this sentences in passive.

1. He will buy some apples.

2. Jane sends emails every day.

3. The workers reconstructed this building last year.

4. She gave me her telephone number.

5. We plant a lot of different flowers in our garden.

Answers to Variant 2:

1.

1. elegant

2. floral

3. collapse

4. bushy

5. survivors

2.

1. eyebrows

2. avalanche

3. protruding

4. match

5. borrow

3.

1. the worst

2. taller

3. the busiest

4. more interesting

5. best

4.

1. Some apples will be bought by him.

2. Emails are sent by Jane every day.

3. This building was reconstructed last year.

4. Her telephone number was given to me / I was given her telephone number.

5. A lot of different flowers are planted in our garden.

Answers to Variant 3:

1.

1. linen

2. baggy

3. drown

4. flood

5. patterned

2.

1. genuine

2. lost

3. worthless

4. bushy

5. goes

3.

1. too skinny

2. classy enough

3. too troubled

4. pretty enough

5. too shy

4.

1. Two letters were written by Mike yesterday.

2. Endangered species are supported by the government.

3. The house is being reconstructed by the builders.

4. Have the project been finished by John?

5. Some sweets will be brought to us / We’ll be brought some sweets by my mother.

5.

1. C

2. B

3. D

4. E

5. A