Fill in the correct word modern mexicans are of the mayan civilization

Контрольная работа Module 5 по теме: “Who are you?”. Spotlight 11

1. Fill in the correct word / phrase. There are two answers you do not need to use.

Abandoned, exterior, commuters, descendants, ornamental, conflict, stray,

1. Modern Mexicans are … of the Mayan civilization.

2. The wooden jug cannot be used to put flowers in. It`s only for … use.

3. Ethan wanted to paint the … of his house dark green.

4. Tracy found a (an) … cat at the park, and took it home with her.

5. Many … started complaining when they heard the 8:00 train would be delayed.

2. Choose the correct response.

1. Our noisy neighbours are moving away soon.

a) It`s a disgrace! b) What a relief!

2. Can I have a word with you?

a) Sure. What is it? b) That`s a fair point.

3. The bus is late again.

a) That`s annoying! b) Sorry about that.

4. Tom`s parked in front of our driveway again.

a) Of course. What do you expect? b) It really makes my blood boil!

5. I promise to pay for your broken window.

a) Er … I don`t know. b) I appreciate that.

3. Choose the correct word for each sentence.

1. a)hawker b)beggar

1.The street … said that the jackets he was selling were made of real leather.

2. Luke feels very sad when he sees a … living on the streets.

2. a) sink b) drain

1)When Juliet goes away for the weekend, she takes everything but the kitchen … with her!

2) Don`t throw money down the … renovating the kitchen in your rented apartment.

Test                               Module
5                                      Form 11                               
Variant I

Exercise 1 Choose the correct word/phrase for each
sentences.

1 filthy            run down

a)       Your
clothes are ……………..! Have you been repairing your bike again?

b)      They
will demolish the old,…………….. school and build a new one in its place.

2 stable            shed

a)       The
farmer had to  put the horses back in the ……………… as it had started raining.

b)      If
you need to borrow any tools, look in the little ………….behind the house.

3  beggar            hawker

a)       The
street …………..said that the jackets he was selling were made of real leather.

b)      Luke
feels very sad when he sees a ………living on the streets.

4  cottage           manor

a)       Speke
Hall is a large, impressive………… built in the 15^th century.

b)      The
Smiths bought a nice little……..in the country.

5   drain              sink

a)       When
Juliet goes away for the weekend, she takes everything but the kitchen………with
her.

b)      Don’t
throw money down the……….. renovating the kitchen in your rented apartment.

6   industrial             residential

a)       All
the warehouses are in the ………………….area near the port.

b)      This
is a ……………area;you won’t find any office space to rent here.

Exercise 2           Fill in the correct word/phrase.

1.       They
are living in very……… conditions. They need to find a bigger house.

2.       Loosing
your job can have a very bad effect on your…….

3.       It
became a boom …………………..town when the oil was discovered in the cornfields
nearby.

4.       Sally
has to work two jobs to……………….

5.       They
live in a ……… areas without electricity or running water.

6.       The…………..buildings
he works in was once an old warehouses.

7.       In
the past, farmers used to travel to………… towns to sell their vegetables.

8.       Children
can play safely in……….areas since there is no need for parents to worry about
passing vehicles.

Exercise 3           Underline the correct item

1.       If
you don’t like dark colours, you are supposed to/ could try painting
your bedroom in soft pastel tones.

2.       Alex
can’t/ mustn’t have moved into his new house yet; it still doesn’t have
running water or electricity.

3.       You
can’t/ needn’t park your car on Cowper Street any more; it’s been
pedestrianized.      

4.       You
shouldn’t/ don’t have to park your motorbike on the pavement; you will
get a fine if you do so

5.       Tom
needn’t have given/didn’t need to give Sarah a lift to work because she
had taken her own car.

6.       Can/Shall
you help me clean up this mess, please?

7.       The
council may/ should really do something about all this graffiti on
public buildings; it’s really awful.

8.       If
you are planning to have a loud party, you may/ought to inform your
neighbors.

Exercise 4 Choose the correct response

1 A: It really gets on my nerves when people push shove to
get on the train.

  B: a)  Yes, it is really
annoying.

       b)   Hey! Stop that!

2  A: There are so many beggars
in the street

     B: a) Sorry about that

          b)That’s annoying!

3   A: It makes my blood boil
having to remove all this graffiti.

     B: a) Yes, it’s really
irritating.

         b)That’s annoying!

4  A: I hate that the bus  is so
crowded every day!

     B: a)It doesn’t really
bother me. I am used to it.

          b)Yuk! That’ s
disgusting!

5. A: Putting more rubbish bins
on the streets might solve the litter problem.

    B: a) Well, actually, I don’t
mind it.

         b)That’s a good point.

Exercise 5 Read the text and
answer the questions

Cambridge
University

Cambridge
University is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking world (after
the University of Oxford) and the seventh-oldest in the world. The story of
Cambridge University begins in 1209 when several hundred students arrived in
the little town of Cambridge after having walked 60 miles from Oxford. These
students were all churchmen and had been studying in Oxford at that city’s
well-known schools. It was a hard life at Oxford for there was constant
trouble, even fighting, between the citizens of the town and the students. Then
one day a student accidentally killed a man of the town. The Mayor arrested
three other students who were innocent and they were put to death. In protest,
many students left Oxford, some of them went to Cambridge. And so the new
University began. It was Cambridge University. Of course, there were no
Colleges in those early days and student life was very different from what it
is now. Students were of all ages and came from anywhere and everywhere. Life
in College was strict. Students were forbidden to play games, to sing (except
sacred music), to hunt or fish or even to dance. Books were very rare and all
the lessons were in the Latin language which students were supposed to speak
even among themselves. In 1440 King Henry VI founded King’s College, and other
colleges followed. Nowadays there are more than 30 different colleges,
including five for women students and several mixed colleges, in the
University. The number of students in colleges is different: from 30 to 400 or
500. There are many ancient traditions that are still observed at Cambridge.
Students are required to wear gowns at lectures, in the University library, in
the street in the evening, for dinners in the colleges and for official visits.
One more tradition is to use Latin during public ceremonies of awarding
degrees. All the students must pay for their education, examinations, books,
laboratories, university hostel, the use of libraries. The cost is high. It
depends on college and university speciality. Very few students get grants. Many
great men studied at Cambridge, for example, Bacon (the philosopher), Milton
and Byron (the poets), Cromwell (the soldier), Newton (the outstanding
physicist), Darwin (who is famous for his theory of evolution) and Kapitsa (the
famous Russian physicist).

1.      
What is the second-oldest university in the English-speaking
world?

2.      
When was the University of Cambridge founded?

3.      
How many colleges are there at the University now?

4.      
What ancient traditions are still observed at Cambridge?

5.    Who
studied at this University?

Test                             Module
5                           Form 11                               Variant II

Exercise 1 Match the words. Then use the phrases to
complete the sentenses below.

1 sleeping                            a) home

2 fixed                                 b)  water

3 foster                               c) bags

4 running                            d) kitchen

5 soup                                 e) list

6 waiting                             f) address

1.       After
her parents were killed in a car accident, Annie was placed in a…..

2.       The
homeless man went to a nearby ……….for a hot meal.

3.       While
away at school, Brian’s mail was sent to his…….. in London.

4.       There
was no……….the building after a pipe burst in the basement.

Exercise 2           Fill in the correct word/phrase.
There are two answers you do not need to use

1.       Homeless
people occasionally find shelter in the……….warehouses down the street.

2.       Many………started
complaining when they heard the 8.00 train would be delayеd.

3.       Modern
Mexicans are …………of the Mayan civilization.

4.       People
who live in shanty towns often have to…..basic utilities (коммунальные услуги).

5.       Ethan
wanted to paint the………… of his house dark green.

6.       The
number of cars on the city streets every day causes terrible traffic congestion
(перегруженность).

7.       The
wooden jug cannot be used to put flowers in. It’s only for …….use.

8.       Tracy
found a(n) …………cat in the park, and took it home with her.

9.       Beverly
Hills is famous for its……………….mansion of rich Hollywood stars

10.   This between Shawn and
Ian has the end; they should be arguing like that all that time.

Exercise 3           Underline the correct item

1.       Alex
can’t/ mustn’t have moved into his new house yet; it still doesn’t have
running water or electricity.

2.       If
you are planning to have a loud party, you may/ought to inform your
neighbors.

3.       You
can’t/ needn’t park your car on Cowper Street any more; it’s been
pedestrianized.      

4.       Tom
needn’t have given/didn’t need to give Sarah a lift to work because she
had taken her own car.

5.       If
you don’t like dark colours, you are supposed to/ could try painting
your bedroom in soft pastel tones.

6.       Can/Shall
you help me clean up this mess, please?

7.       You
shouldn’t/ don’t have to park your motorbike on the pavement; you will
get a fine if you do so

8.       The
council may/ should really do something about all this graffiti on
public buildings; it’s really awful.

Exercise 4 Choose the correct response

1.       A:
Tom’s parked in front of our driveway again.

B: a) Of course. What do you expect?

     b)It really makes my blood boil!

2.       A:
The bus is late again.

B: a) That’s annoying!

     b)Sorry about that.

        3. A: Our noisy
neighbours are moving away soon.

            B: a) It’s a
disgrace!

                 b)What a relief!

        4.  A: I promise to pay
for your broken window.

              B: a)Er…I don’t
know.

                  b)I appreciate
that.

      5. A: Can I have a word
with you?

          B: a) Sure. What is it?

               b)That’s a fair
point.

Exercise 5

Spotlight-11 Module test-5

I. Choose the correct item.

1. Shall/Would we go to the beach tomorrow? – Yes, that’s a great idea.

2. I must/can’t do something to help the environment but I don’t know what.

3. You should/ought recycle glass. We help the environment this way.

4. We mustn’t/needn’t go shopping this week, we’ve got plenty of food.

5. You can’t/ shouldn’t buy any products you don’t really need.

6. I didn’t need to ask/needn’t have asked the way to Lewes, because I’d been there before.

7. We produce too much rubbish. We mustmay try to cut down on waste.

8. Did you get some money from the bank? – No, I didn’t need to/needn’t. I had enough in my

wallet.

9. Jennifer could/might spell her name before she was three.

10. I wonder if Robert and Jack have got lost. – They can’t/mustn’t have got lost because I gave

them a map.

II. Fill in : warehouses, market, slate, run-down, rough, capital, roof, drain, full, stained.

1. I come from a small …..town in the north of England.

2. Don’t just throw your money down the ….. .

3. The door had a beautiful ….. glass panel in it.

4. An urban redevelopment scheme can turn disused …..into luxury flats.

5. Do you know what the ….. city of Croatia is?

6. The council have fixed up a lot of ….. buildings in my town lately.

7. Many people would be happy just to have a ….. over their heads.

8. We turned the corner and the house came into ….. view.

9. The house had a steep ….. roof.

10. Unfortunately, lots of people sleep …..in many cities.

III. Fill in: without, in, up, beyond, at, of, in.

1. Nick needs to have the porch fixed. It is ……….very bad condition.

2. I had to do ……….electricity while the repairmen fixed the cables.

3. That hockey match has really done me ………. I feel like I could sleep for days.

4. The computer has shut down again. I’ll ask Sam to take a look ……….it.

5. I’m so tired lately. I’m in need ………. A long holiday!

6. This washing machine is ……….repair. We have no choice but to throw it out.

7. If you don’t do ……….your laces, you are going to fall over!

8. Our office is within easy reach ……….the bus station. It’s only a five-minute walk.

9. They had to do ……….dictionary at the lesson.

10. Ann is doing ……….her living room at the moment. She wants to make it bright and

modern.

IV. Fill in the gaps with the right words. There is one extra word:

descendants – commuters – abandoned – exterior – do up.

1. Many…….. started complaining when they heard the 8:00 train would be delayed.

2. Ethan wanted to paint the ……….. of this house dark green.

3. Modern Mexicans are ……..of the Mayan civilization.

4. Homeless people occasionally find shelter in the …..warehouse down the street.

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