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23.05.2021 07:27 •  Английский язык

7TH FORM. TEST 2
READING
I. Read the dialogue again and mark the statements as True, False or Not stated
Anna: Have you watched the news?
Christine: Not yet, what happened?
Anna: There was a crime rate report of our city.
Christine: Oh, really? Has it increased?
Anna: Yes! And I want to install a new alarm system because there are a lot of burglars now.
Christine: It's reasonable. And be careful with your keys. You shouldn't leave them near the open window.
Anna: Oh, yes! I didn't think about that, thank you.
Christine: Welcome! My husband is very careful. He taught me what to do.
Anna: Can you share with me?
Christine: Sure! Here are some rules:
• check your chain on the door;
• don't forget to look through your peephole;
• don't let strangers in and always check their ID;
• take your mobile phone with you to the bedroom and switch it on.
Anna: Thank you so much! These rules are really simple.
Christine: Yes! So, it's easy to follow them. You know, better safe than sorry.
1. Anna wanted to install a new alarm system because her old one is broken.
2. There are a lot of burglars in the city where women live.
3. Christine's husband told her never to sleep with the switched on mobile phone.
4. According to Christine's husband, you should never open the door to strangers.
5. It's wise to be careful in big cities, where crime rate is high.
VOCABULARY
II. Complete the sentences with the correct word.
Ugly – scar – cute – curly – slim - in her forties
1. The Wicked Witch was so . So she scared me.
2. She is on a diet. She wants to be .
3. My aunt looks like a teenager. But she is .
4. My little sister is so in this picture.
5. When I was a teenager, I had straight blond hair. Now I have dark hair.
6. Last summer I fell from my bike and I have a small on my leg.
III. Circle the odd word out.
1. bald – young – teenager – elderly
2. scared – relieved – shocked – frightened
3. intelligent – clever – brilliant – artistic
4. slim – freckles – plump – well-built
5. round – fair – dark – curly
6. ordinary – typical – incredible – usual

GRAMMAR
IV. Put the word in correct form.
1. John was very (tire) after the football match.
2. I was really (bore) watching that film.
3. Helen is (scare) of snakes.
4. Mum said she was really (disappoint) in us.
V. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the given verbs (Past Simple/Continuous)
1. Larry (play) computer games while his brother (chat) with a friend yesterday evening.
2. Bob (begin) to be interested in programming when he (be) 9.
3. A: Why you (not come) to the party last Saturday?
B: I (have) a soccer game.
A: How you (play)?
B: We (win) 5:3.
4. Lina (get) ready when Megan (ring) to cancel the meeting.
5. She come home, (take) her laptop and (go) on to check her e-mails.
VI. Put the verbs into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Past Continuous.
1. Joyce (walk) her dog when it started to rain.
2. “Where is John?” “He’s upstairs. He (do) his homework.
3. What (you/do) at 7 o’clock yesterday?
4. Tim (leave) the house at 7 o’clock every morning.
5. William Shakespeare often (act) in his own plays.