Контрольная работа по английскому языку за второй триместр Forward 9

Progress check 9^th form

Variant 1

Choose the right word.

1. People want to live in an …society.

a) legal b) orderly c) primitive

2. We give our state the rights to protect our lives and our….

a) property b) government c) criminals

3. If people …..crimes they must be punished.

a) solve b) make c) commit

4. Burglary is a …..against the property rights and security of another person.

a) murder b) fingerprint c) crime

5. The investigation of burglary concentrates around the place of entry and the crime ….

a) place b) scene c) appearance

2. Complete the sentences. Use will, be going to, the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.

The bus … (arrive) at 10 a.m. every day.

I’m hungry. I ... (have) a sandwich.

-What are you going to do during the weekend?

- We… (fish) on Sunday.

He… (visit) me on Saturday.

– The phone is ringing!

-I …(get) it!

3. Choose the correct answer.

1) It’s a secret. You mustn’t / shouldn’t tell anyone.

2) You can’t / shouldn’t smoke so much. 

3)  I could / am able to sleep for hours when I was a little girls. 

4) Where are my gloves? — I have to / needn’t put them on because it’s cold today. 
5)  Well, it’s 9 o’clock. I has to / must go now. 
4. Reading

Read the text and mark the sentences T (True), F (False) or Ns (Not stated).

Hanami: A Flowering Celebration!

The beginning of spring (March-ApriI) is a very special time in Japan, because this is when Japan's famous cherry trees come into flower. The Japanese celebrate this happy time with festivals and flower-viewing parties.

At the end of winter, everyone’s excitement starts to grow. The whole country wants to know the exact day when the cherry flowers ('sakura') will appear. Starting in February, weathermen try to guess when this day will be.

When the first flowers open on the trees, national joy breaks out! There are rides and games for children in the street, music and dance performances, tea ceremonies, flower displays, and much more. But the most special thing that people do at this time is have 'hanami' parties. Hanami means flower watching. In hanami parties, families and friends take a picnic and go and sit under a cherry tree to look at and admire the flowers. Hanami parties take place during the daytime and also at night, because when it is dark, lights light up the cherry trees.

Hanami is very important to the Japanese. Cherry blossoms appear on trees for only one week before they fall to the ground and die, and for the Japanese this symbolises the short nature of childhood and life. So hanami is a time when Japanese people like to think about how important life is.

1. Spring is the Japanese people’s favourite time of year. ____

2. It is not easy to know the day the cherry flowers will open. ____

3. Hanami takes place a week after the cherry trees blossom. ____

4. The cherry flowers do not stay on the trees for very long. ____

5. When the cherry flowers appear, people hope for long lives. ____

Progress check 9^th form

Variant 2

Choose the right word.

1. The scene is the most possible place to find ....

a) evidence b) money c) a judge

2. People who hit you on the head with a mug.

a) burglars b) muggers c) murderer

3. If people ….. the law they must be punished.

a) make b) do c) break

4. He / she accuses somebody of a committing a crime.

a) criminal b) judge c) victim

5. Judge … somebody to twenty years in prison.

a) sentences b) givesc) arrests

2. Complete the sentences. Use will, be going to, the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.

I’m thirsty. I .. (have) a glass of water.

-What are you going to do during the weekend?

- We… (have) a party on Saturday.

He… (go) to the cinema on Saturday.

– Tim, the phone is calling!

I …(get) it!

The train… (leave) at 6 a.m.

3. Choose the correct answer.

1) Tom can play tennis well but he was able to / couldn`t play a game yesterday because he was ill. 

2)  I didn’t want to be late for the meeting. We had to / could meet at 5. 
3) You needn’t / mustn’t take an umbrella today. The Sun is shining. 

4) I’m sorry, you didn’t invite me to your birthday party. Youmust / should invite me next time. 

5) My doctor says I have to / can stop eating sweets.

4. Reading

Read the text and mark the sentences T (True), F (False) or Ns (Not stated).

Hanami: A Flowering Celebration!

The beginning of spring (March-ApriI) is a very special time in Japan, because this is when Japan's famous cherry trees come into flower. The Japanese celebrate this happy time with festivals and flower-viewing parties.

At the end of winter, everyone’s excitement starts to grow. The whole country wants to know the exact day when the cherry flowers ('sakura') will appear. Starting in February, weathermen try to guess when this day will be.

When the first flowers open on the trees, national joy breaks out! There are rides and games for children in the street, music and dance performances, tea ceremonies, flower displays, and much more. But the most special thing that people do at this time is have 'hanami' parties. Hanami means flower watching. In hanami parties, families and friends take a picnic and go and sit under a cherry tree to look at and admire the flowers. Hanami parties take place during the daytime and also at night, because when it is dark, lights light up the cherry trees.

Hanami is very important to the Japanese. Cherry blossoms appear on trees for only one week before they fall to the ground and die, and for the Japanese this symbolises the short nature of childhood and life. So hanami is a time when Japanese people like to think about how important life is.

1. Japanese people plant trees in the beginning of spring. ____

2. Weathermen try to predict when the cherry flowers will open. ____

3. Hanami is a holiday when people don`t go to their work. ____

4. The cherry flowers stay on the trees for some days.____

5. When the cherry flowers appear, people make a wish. ____

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