Демо-версия итогового теста по грамматике по английскому языку 7 класс
3. Open the brackets, using active or passive
structures:
4. Turn
sentences from active into passive:
1. We will do the work in the evening.
2. They broke the vase yesterday. 3. They haven’t brought back my skates. 4.
The Brown’s didn’t invite her to the party.5. She can take this book. 6. My
parents often visit different museums. 7. Have dogs ever attacked you? 8. He
always invites me to her dinner parties. 9. I will finish my homework in 5
minutes. 10. We must finish the work by tomorrow.
Form 7.2015. Russian National Holidays.
There are several national holidays in Russia, when people over the country do not work and take part in special celebrations. New holidays have been introduced recently. For example, on the 4-th of November we have Day of People’s Unity. On the 12-th of June we celebrate Russian Independence Day. These holidays are new. As to traditional holidays popular with Russians, they are New Year’s Day, Russian Christmas on the 7-th of January, Country Defendant’s Day on the 23-rd of February, Women’s Day on the 8-th of March, Day of Spring and Labour on the 1-st of May and Victory Day.
Victory Day is the greatest holiday in our country because the memory of the World War the 2-nd is deeply felt in Russia. On the 9-th of May 1945 the Soviet Army completely defeated the German army and the Great Patriotic War ended for our peoples. We lost 30 million people during this war. Many veterans meet on this day. They also participate in the military parade in Red Square and in every city, town and village people celebrate this holiday giving flowers to the veterans and thanking them for their bravery. Everywhere music and songs , especially popular during the war, can be heard. In the evening there are fantastic fireworks in all hero-cities. This year we are celebrating the 70-th anniversary of the great Victory.
Saint- Petersburg
There are a lot
of places of interest in our city , that is why it is often visited by tourists
from all over the world.
Unit 9. Wieliczka Salt Mine.
The Wieliczka Salt Mine is situated near Cracow in southern Poland. It is a popular sight with visitors, who are taken down into a hidden world of natural and man-made wonders.
According to a legend, a princess called the Blessed Kinga, threw her ring into a salt mine in Hungary and later her ring was found in the first lump of salt, taken out of a well at Wieliczka in Poland. The fact is that for over 7 centuries salt has been mined from the rock below the town of Welieczka. It used to be dug by hand and carried up to the surface by the miners. Later horses were used to do the task. The work was dangerous and many miners were killed or injured. The constant danger made the miners deeply religious. So, many chapels were constructed underground where church services were held. After one chapel was destroyed by fire because of the wooden statues in the mine, the miners began to carve sculptures from rock salt.
Nowadays visitors are shown how salt was mined long ago. They can see the enormous chambers which have been dug out of the solid rock. There are many pretty green lakes, chapels with beautiful carvings, tunnels and underground caves with huge salt crystals in strange shapes.
A special attraction is the Chapel of Blessed Kinga in a chamber 100 metres underground.
Темы к зачету 7 класс
4 четверть 13 мая
Демо-версия итогового теста по грамматике по английскому языку 7 класс
1) Open the
brackets:
1. What you (to do)……………………..? I (to
read)………………………………………. I (to read)……………………………for two hours already. I already
(to read)……………………….sixty pages. 2. Yesterday I (to put ) five apples into the
fruit bowl. Where they (to be)……………..now? I (to eat)………………………them. You ( to
bring)…….. some more tomorrow? 3. The boy ( to give) the goats the grass which
he ( to bring)…………….. from the field. 4. I ( to finish) …………………………..my homework
at 7 o’clock. 5. They ( to play)……………………. chess now? 6. What’s the matter? Why
( to stop)………? 7. At six o’ clock yesterday we ( to listen)……………………. to a very
interesting lecture. 8.While the baby ( to sleep)……………………., her mother ( to have)…………………………. dinner.9.
Where your gloves ( to be)? – I ( to put)…………….them into my pocket. 10. When I
( to enter) ……………………… the office, the secretary ( to type)…………………………. some
letters. 11. When I ( to come)………. Home
yesterday, I ( to see)………………… that all my family ( to sit)………………… round the
table. 12. I ( to live)…………………in Saint Petersburg. I ( to live)……………………….in
Saint Petersburg since 1900. 13. When you ( to come)…………………….. to see us?- I (
to come)…………. Tomorrow if I ( not to be)…………..busy. 14. He ( to know) …….. the
results before we ( to meet)………….15. Mike ( to eat)………………ice- cream every day.
Look, he ( to eat)…………………… ice-cream now. When I ( to see)…………………….him in the
morning, he ( to eat)…………………..ice-cream too. He (to say)………………….. he ( to
eat)……………..one ice cream by that time. I
think he ( to fall) ..,……… ill if he ( to eat)………….. so much ice- cream.16. By
the middle of autumn we ( to plant)……………….all the trees.
2) Write if the
sentence is Passive (P) or Active (A):
1.English is taught in schools too. 2. Russian people
celebrate Victory day on the 9 of May. 3. The task will be finished tomorrow.
4. Peter the Great founded Saint Petersburg in 1703. 5. A lot of new ideas have
been discussed during this meeting. 6. Father washed his car yesterday.
3. Open the brackets, using active or passive
structures:
1.
The letter ( to type) just. 2. I ( to
buy) potatoes yesterday.3. He ( to give)
me this book next week. 4. Moscow University ( to found) by Lomonosov.5. The
telegram ( to sent) tomorrow.
4. Turn
sentences from active into passive:
1. We will do the work in the evening.
2. They broke the vase yesterday. 3. They haven’t brought back my skates. 4.
The Brown’s didn’t invite her to the party.5. She can take this book. 6. My
parents often visit different museums. 7. Have dogs ever attacked you? 8. He
always invites me to her dinner parties. 9. I will finish my homework in 5
minutes. 10. We must finish the work by tomorrow.
Form 7.2015. Russian National Holidays.
There are several national holidays in Russia, when people over the country do not work and take part in special celebrations. New holidays have been introduced recently. For example, on the 4-th of November we have Day of People’s Unity. On the 12-th of June we celebrate Russian Independence Day. These holidays are new. As to traditional holidays popular with Russians, they are New Year’s Day, Russian Christmas on the 7-th of January, Country Defendant’s Day on the 23-rd of February, Women’s Day on the 8-th of March, Day of Spring and Labour on the 1-st of May and Victory Day.
Victory Day is the greatest holiday in our country because the memory of the World War the 2-nd is deeply felt in Russia. On the 9-th of May 1945 the Soviet Army completely defeated the German army and the Great Patriotic War ended for our peoples. We lost 30 million people during this war. Many veterans meet on this day. They also participate in the military parade in Red Square and in every city, town and village people celebrate this holiday giving flowers to the veterans and thanking them for their bravery. Everywhere music and songs , especially popular during the war, can be heard. In the evening there are fantastic fireworks in all hero-cities. This year we are celebrating the 70-th anniversary of the great Victory.
Saint- Petersburg
This city has become sacred to every Russian citizen.
Some of the most glorious pages of Russian history and culture are closely
associated with St Petersburg. The whole city is itself a wonderful monument, a
museum, it is “ music fixed in stone”.
This Northern city on the Neva River is a city of
magic beauty sung by poets and painted by artists, a city of marvelous “white
nights”, broad straight avenues, green parks and countless bridges and canals.
The greatest architects of the 18th and 19th
centuries created magnificent ensembles in our city.
St Petersburg was founded by Tsar Peter the Great on
the 27 of may , in 1703 and for two
centuries remained the capital of the vast Russian Empire. Now Saint Petersburg is a
major European cultural center, and also an important Russian port on the Baltic Sea.
We’ll never forget the heroic deeds of the citizens of
Leningrad, who during the war, were under siege [siːdʒ] for 900 days and have
withstood.
People living in St Petersburg are hospitable and
generous.
There are a lot
of places of interest in our city , that is why it is often visited by tourists
from all over the world.
Unit 9. Wieliczka Salt Mine.
The Wieliczka Salt Mine is situated near Cracow in southern Poland. It is a popular sight with visitors, who are taken down into a hidden world of natural and man-made wonders.
According to a legend, a princess called the Blessed Kinga, threw her ring into a salt mine in Hungary and later her ring was found in the first lump of salt, taken out of a well at Wieliczka in Poland. The fact is that for over 7 centuries salt has been mined from the rock below the town of Welieczka. It used to be dug by hand and carried up to the surface by the miners. Later horses were used to do the task. The work was dangerous and many miners were killed or injured. The constant danger made the miners deeply religious. So, many chapels were constructed underground where church services were held. After one chapel was destroyed by fire because of the wooden statues in the mine, the miners began to carve sculptures from rock salt.
Nowadays visitors are shown how salt was mined long ago. They can see the enormous chambers which have been dug out of the solid rock. There are many pretty green lakes, chapels with beautiful carvings, tunnels and underground caves with huge salt crystals in strange shapes.
A special attraction is the Chapel of Blessed Kinga in a chamber 100 metres underground.
Темы к зачету 7 класс
4 четверть 13 мая
Unit 7
Working with the Sick
Different people choose different professions according to their character and interests. Professions may be prestigious and well-paid and it makes them popular with young people. Though, there are some professions which are under-paid but very important for all of us. One of such professions is a doctor.
There are various specialists in clinics and hospitals. Nurses and doctors provide patients with emergency health care. A GP is a doctor who treats patients with routine medical problems such as a cold, the flue, a sore throat and a headache. If a patient feels strong stomachache he goes to a surgeon as he may need an operation. In such cases patients are taken to hospital. Besides, a surgeon cures twisted ankles, burnt hands, broken arms, hit heads and deep cuts on fingers. If people have toothache, they usually go to a dentist to get rid of it. So , the work of any doctor is stressful but rewarding. Doctors always help people who really need it.
Every doctor dreams of having a good career ahead of him or her to be successful. Those who want to get meaningful experience can join the organization called “Doctors Without Frontiers”.
Working in Africa, the teams of doctors cure diseases which have become a major problem. So, they have been working hard to improve health care conditions in Africa. They feel useful because they have been training local people as health care workers as well.
Form 7. Russia
I am a citizen of the Russian Federation Russia Russia Russia
The official name of our country is The Republic of the Russian Federation Russian Federation Russian Federation
The population of Russia Russia
Form 7 Part 2. Russia
The capital of Russia is Moscow
Russia is the largest country in the world as it lies on two continents- Europe and Asia . It is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in the north and the Bering Sea, the Sea of Okhotsk and the Sea of Japan in the east. The Baltic Sea is in the west while the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea are in the south.
The biggest mountains are the Urals, the Altai along the border with Mongolia and the Caucasus mountains . Siberia is rich in rivers for example the Lena, the Ob and the Yenisei . Lake Baikal
Working with the Sick
Different people choose different professions according to their character and interests. Professions may be prestigious and well-paid and it makes them popular with young people. Though, there are some professions which are under-paid but very important for all of us. One of such professions is a doctor.
There are various specialists in clinics and hospitals. Nurses and doctors provide patients with emergency health care. A GP is a doctor who treats patients with routine medical problems such as a cold, the flue, a sore throat and a headache. If a patient feels strong stomachache he goes to a surgeon as he may need an operation. In such cases patients are taken to hospital. Besides, a surgeon cures twisted ankles, burnt hands, broken arms, hit heads and deep cuts on fingers. If people have toothache, they usually go to a dentist to get rid of it. So , the work of any doctor is stressful but rewarding. Doctors always help people who really need it.
Every doctor dreams of having a good career ahead of him or her to be successful. Those who want to get meaningful experience can join the organization called “Doctors Without Frontiers”.
Working in Africa, the teams of doctors cure diseases which have become a major problem. So, they have been working hard to improve health care conditions in Africa. They feel useful because they have been training local people as health care workers as well.
Form 7. Russia
I am a citizen of the Russian Federation Russia Russia
We, people living in Russia
The official name of our country is The Republic of the Russian Federation Russian Federation Russian Federation
The population of Russia Russia
What are the Russians like?
When foreigners think of Russians as one nation, they are mistaken as Russia
However, there are many things that Russian people have in common. For example, most Russians are patriots of their country. They are usually homesick when they leave Russia Russia
Like British people, Russians enjoy gardening. They grow their own fruit and vegetables in summer. Some people say that Russians can be careless and disorganized but I think that most Russians are kind-hearted, hospitable and friendly people who like receiving guests and treating them to many delicious dishes.
Famous people of Russia. Alexander Pushkin.
Everybody knows that the Russian nature, spirit and genius all come together in the greatest people of our land. There are many talented people in Russia- scientists, writers, composers, painters and many others who Russians can be proud of.
Firstly, I would like to mention the greatest Russian poet and writer Alexander Pushkin.
He was born in Moscow into a family belonging to the “cream” of Moscow society. As far as I know, Pushkin received his early education at home. When he was eight, he composed his first poem but he became famous only in 1820 when he published his first poem “Ruslan and Lyudmila”. Pushkin is known in the world as the creator of literary Russian and wrote a lot of poems. As to his political views, they were close to the “Decembrists”. Unfortunately, the poet died rather young after a duel. Alexander Pushkin was buried in Svyatogorsky Monastery near his family estate Mikhailovskoye. But we still remember him and study his best known work “Eugene Onegin” at school.
Form 7. 2015. Famous People of Russia . Gagarin.
Everybody remembers the most outstanding scientists of our country Konstantin Tsialkovsky, Sergey Korolev who studied the universe and gave the world the first flight round the Earth. We all know Yury Gagarin, the first space pilot and a real hero.
He was born in a village near Smolensk. Yury spent his childhood in a big family. He had a sister and two brothers. In 1951 Gagarin finished a vocation school and after that a school of aviation. Then he studied at Airforce Academy in Moscow.
Yury Gagarin made the first space flight on board the spaceship “Vostok” on the 12-th of April, 1961. He made a tour around the Earth that lasted 1 hour and 48 minutes. So, he was the first man on Earth to fly into space.
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