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Olympiade 7^th form 2019  Name___________________________ Form______________

A  Fill in the missing word.

1.This doll is……………Poland. 2.My birthday is…………… August. 3.” …………… is he?” “Over there.”4. Hi, Jane! ……………to see you.” 5. ……………are you from? 6.” ……………is it?” “It’s a doll.” 7/Jim ……………from Italy.8.This is……………orange.9.Tony and Andy ……………friends. 10.” …………… is your name?” 11.Where are Lucy and Bob from?” “…………… are from Italy”. 12.Tina’s birthday is ……………1^st June.13.” ……………are you?” “I’m fine, thank you.”14.”Hi, I’m Pamela. You can……………me Pam.” 15.This is……………apple and that is a rabbit.16.March is the …………… month of the year.17. I and Mark are 12 years……………. .18.You…………… from the USA.19.Look at the woman. What’s ……………name ? 20.What’s your……………? I am a teacher. 21.There ……………12 desks in our classroom. 22.”Is Rita in class A?” “No, she …………… .”23.Tom and Sam……………pilots. They are doctors. 24.I am Tim. This is …………… school.25. This school is …………… .26 “What’s your telephone……………? It’s 097 5474639. 27. “What do you……………, Mr Green?” “ I am a doctor.” 28. “What is the …………… of France?” “Paris”. 29. “What ……………is he?” “He is French”. 30”What is your……………name?”. “John.”31. George is my father’s father. He is my……………. 32. ……………you got a brother? 33.What does your mother look……………? 34.There aren’t ……………pens on the table.35. Karen ……………got blue eyes.36.”What……………eyes has she got?” “Green.” 37.Betty is my mother’s sister. She is my…………… .38.Chris is tall. He isn’t …………… . 39. This is John’s car. It’s …………… .40. Dan and Sam are Vicky’s son’s. Dan is Sam’s …………… .41.I have got a cap, but I haven’t ……………a hat.42.This is my umbrella .It’s …………… .43.Carol is my mother and Jason is my father. They are my …………… .44. Have you got …………… brothers or sisters?45. David is my father’s brother. He is my ……………. .46.I live on the second floor in the ………….of flats. 47. You can buy some bread at the …………. . 48.This flat is ………….sale .49.There are some flowers ………….the vase. 50.Paris is full………….life.51.You can buy some stamps at the …………. . 52 There is a cooker in the …………. . 53.Is your mother ………….home? 54.My house is in the city…………. .55. The carpet is ………….the floor.

B. Write down the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives.

Read the article and fill in:- usually – Sometimes-Then- After –after that-always-Every day- before-and then

Lucy Morgan, the star of the TV show, has a very busy daily routine. ………….she gets up at 6:30, puts on her jeans and a T-shirt and takes her dog for a walk. …………., she goes to the gym for an hour. She has breakfast at 8:30. ………….she goes to the TV studio.  “ ………….there is a lot of traffic, but I………….get there on time,” she says. Lucy starts work at 10:30.

She works on the show until 1:00, then she has a half-hour lunch break in the canteen. ………….lunch ,she reads the scripts for the next show. She leaves the studio at about 6:30 at Potter’s and they have dinner together. She ………….goes home at 9:30 and listens to music ………….she goes to bed at about 10 o’clock.” I love classical music,” she says. ”It’s so relaxing after a hard day at work.”

Lucy’s lifestyle is really busy, but she enjoys every minute of it.

Write an article about your favourite actor (pop-singer , author)’s daily routine using the text above as an example. You can make up some details (e.g. the time when (s)he gets up, goes to work, his(her) hobbies. etc.

Fill in: blow, point, kiss, greet, burp, purse, nod, shake.

1.In Europe when relatives meet, they give each other a …………….on the cheek.2.It is impolite to……………. your nose during meal.3.In the Philippines guests…………….loudly after meal.4.Russian people never…………….hands before they take off their gloves. 5.It’s rude to …………….at person with your finger. 6. In many countries people…………….their lips to show disapproval.7.You can …………….your head or move it up and down , in most countries to show you agree. 8.In Canada, the Inuits…………….each other, by rubbing noses instead of shaking hands.

Choose the correct word.

1.Respect country /social rules when you greet people abroad. 2.Please sit and do/ make yourself comfortable. 3.Dont use your index/thumb finger to point at people. 4.People in the Philippines move their eyes to show/point direction. 5.In Canada, maintain direct eye contact/ communication when talking to another person.6.In the USA greet people with a firm/ stiff handshake. 7.In most countries when people clench their fists it is a sign/mark of anger. 8.In Asian countries guests  feel obliged/forced to remove their shoes before entering a home.

Replace the words in bold with synonyms from the list                                                                                        depressing, frightening, great, terrible, dull, amusing, thrilling

1.The film was so funny. ……………. 2. Avatar is a good film. You should see it. ……………. 3.The film was very scary. I couldn’t sleep. ……………. 4.Dont watch this film, it’s so boring I fell asleep.. …………….5.I cried at the end of the film. It was sad. ……………. 6.The film was exciting. I was on the edge of my seat. ……………. 7.The plot of the film was bad. I wouldn’t recommend it. …………….

 Rewrite the sentences in the passive(on a separate sheet of paper) 1. The pop star sang the song. 2. The chef hasn’t made the dinner. 3. An explorer has found a dinosaur egg. 4. Mrs Gates will look after the baby. 5. They wont take him home after the party. 6.Someone left the front door open. 7.Jenny didn’t break the window. 8.Someone is using the computer. His brother taught him to drive. 10.Many people speak English. 11.The doctor has already told him to go on a diet. 12.The author is writing a new book.

Find past simple of verbs in the following puzzle. Circle then in the puzzle and write down on the lines at the bottom

Fill in: blow, point, kiss, greet, burp, purse, nod, shake.

1.In Europe when relatives meet, they give each other a …………….on the cheek.2.It is impolite to……………. your nose during meal.3.In the Philippines guests…………….loudly after meal.4.Russian people never…………….hands before they take off their gloves. 5.It’s rude to …………….at person with your finger. 6. In many countries people…………….their lips to show disapproval.7.You can …………….your head or move it up and down , in most countries to show you agree. 8.In Canada, the Inuits…………….each other, by rubbing noses instead of shaking hands.

Choose the correct word.

1.Respect country /social rules when you greet people abroad. 2.Please sit and do/ make yourself comfortable. 3.Dont use your index/thumb finger to point at people. 4.People in the Philippines move their eyes to show/point direction. 5.In Canada, maintain direct eye contact/ communication when talking to another person.6.In the USA greet people with a firm/ stiff handshake. 7.In most countries when people clench their fists it is a sign/mark of anger. 8.In Asian countries guests  feel obliged/forced to remove their shoes before entering a home.

Replace the words in bold with synonyms from the list                                                                                        depressing, frightening, great, terrible, dull, amusing, thrilling

1.The film was so funny. ……………. 2. Avatar is a good film. You should see it. ……………. 3.The film was very scary. I couldn’t sleep. ……………. 4.Dont watch this film, it’s so boring I fell asleep.. …………….5.I cried at the end of the film. It was sad. ……………. 6.The film was exciting. I was on the edge of my seat. ……………. 7.The plot of the film was bad. I wouldn’t recommend it. …………….

Rewrite the sentences in the passive: 1. They will not deliver the new sofa on Friday. 2.You can use the saucepan for cooking spaghetti. 3. I have to finish my work tomorrow. 4. You must tidy your bedroom. 5.You ought to put these clothes away. 6. The boss gave the secretary some letters to type. 7we should eat this cake immediately. 8.Sally sent Pam a birthday card. 9. You must take the dog for  a walk. 10. The cat ids not chasing the mouse.11.Do they produce oil in Spain? 12. Did a dog bite him? 13.Edward has not recorded a new song.

Find past simple of verbs in the following puzzle. Circle then in the puzzle and write down on the lines at the bottom

Fill in: blow, point, kiss, greet, burp, purse, nod, shake.

1.In Europe when relatives meet, they give each other a …………….on the cheek.2.It is impolite to……………. your nose during meal.3.In the Philippines guests…………….loudly after meal.4.Russian people never…………….hands before they take off their gloves. 5.It’s rude to …………….at person with your finger. 6. In many countries people…………….their lips to show disapproval.7.You can …………….your head or move it up and down , in most countries to show you agree. 8.In Canada, the Inuits…………….each other, by rubbing noses instead of shaking hands.

Choose the correct word.

1.Respect country /social rules when you greet people abroad. 2.Please sit and do/ make yourself comfortable. 3.Dont use your index/thumb finger to point at people. 4.People in the Philippines move their eyes to show/point direction. 5.In Canada, maintain direct eye contact/ communication when talking to another person.6.In the USA greet people with a firm/ stiff handshake. 7.In most countries when people clench their fists it is a sign/mark of anger. 8.In Asian countries guests  feel obliged/forced to remove their shoes before entering a home.

Replace the words in bold with synonyms from the list                                                                                        depressing, frightening, great, terrible, dull, amusing, thrilling

1.The film was so funny. ……………. 2. Avatar is a good film. You should see it. ……………. 3.The film was very scary. I couldn’t sleep. ……………. 4.Dont watch this film, it’s so boring I fell asleep.. …………….5.I cried at the end of the film. It was sad. ……………. 6.The film was exciting. I was on the edge of my seat. ……………. 7.The plot of the film was bad. I wouldn’t recommend it. …………….

 Rewrite the sentences in the passive(on a separate sheet of paper) 1. The pop star sang the song. 2. The chef hasn’t made the dinner. 3. An explorer has found a dinosaur egg. 4. Mrs Gates will look after the baby. 5. They wont take him home after the party. 6.Someone left the front door open. 7.Jenny didn’t break the window. 8.Someone is using the computer. His brother taught him to drive. 10.Many people speak English. 11.The doctor has already told him to go on a diet. 12.The author is writing a new book.

Find past simple of verbs in the following puzzle. Circle then in the puzzle and write down on the lines at the bottom

Fill in: blow, point, kiss, greet, burp, purse, nod, shake.

1.In Europe when relatives meet, they give each other a …………….on the cheek.2.It is impolite to……………. your nose during meal.3.In the Philippines guests…………….loudly after meal.4.Russian people never…………….hands before they take off their gloves. 5.It’s rude to …………….at person with your finger. 6. In many countries people…………….their lips to show disapproval.7.You can …………….your head or move it up and down , in most countries to show you agree. 8.In Canada, the Inuits…………….each other, by rubbing noses instead of shaking hands.

Choose the correct word.

1.Respect country /social rules when you greet people abroad. 2.Please sit and do/ make yourself comfortable. 3.Dont use your index/thumb finger to point at people. 4.People in the Philippines move their eyes to show/point direction. 5.In Canada, maintain direct eye contact/ communication when talking to another person.6.In the USA greet people with a firm/ stiff handshake. 7.In most countries when people clench their fists it is a sign/mark of anger. 8.In Asian countries guests  feel obliged/forced to remove their shoes before entering a home.

Replace the words in bold with synonyms from the list                                                                                        depressing, frightening, great, terrible, dull, amusing, thrilling

1.The film was so funny. ……………. 2. Avatar is a good film. You should see it. ……………. 3.The film was very scary. I couldn’t sleep. ……………. 4.Dont watch this film, it’s so boring I fell asleep.. …………….5.I cried at the end of the film. It was sad. ……………. 6.The film was exciting. I was on the edge of my seat. ……………. 7.The plot of the film was bad. I wouldn’t recommend it. …………….

Rewrite the sentences into the passive in both ways. 0. His father gave Bill a new computer .a) Billy was given a new computer. B) A new computer was given to Billy. 1.Fred has offered Mary a watch. 2.Lisa is sending Tim an invitation. 3.She brought me some oranges. 4.Sam is going to lend me some money. 5.John will show mw a new car. 6. They paid him a lot of money for his job.

Find past simple of verbs in the following puzzle. Circle then in the puzzle and write down on the lines at the bottom

Olympiade 7^th form 2019

1. Which of the following words are used with : ‘get’, ‘start’, ‘move’?

A family, divorced, house, a promotion, married, fired, abroad, your own business.

2.Fill in: slurp, release, laugh, feel, gossip, lose, sink, chat, let, sneeze.

1. Whenever Carl is angry, he goes running to ……….off stream.   2. Karen’s jokes are so funny – she makes me ……….my head off.   3.It was my turn to do the washing up and when I saw the huge pile of dirty dishes, I felt my heart ……….3.4.Please eat properly – it’s rude to……….your soup.5.The girls in my class………. About others and make up stories about people. 6.My brothers were being naughty and their bad behavior made my Dad ……….his temper.7.It makes me angry when people ……….on their mobile phones in the cinema.8.Can we sit inside? I have hay fever and the flowers in your gatrden make meV 9.IVsorry for Anna – she’s broken her leg when she’ll be on crutches for the whole summer holiday. 10.Writing a blog is a way for Kevin to……….hes anger about the things which annoy him.

3. Match the two columns

5. Replace the underlined words/phrases with an adjective from the list below.

Overwhelming, rewarding, self-confident, patient, outgoing.

Teaching English to children in China was a(n) fulfilling experience. 2.Maria is a(n) sociable person who makes friends easily. 3. John has become sure of himself after spending a year abroad. 54. At first, Michelle found living in another country overwhelming, but after a while she began to enjoy herself. 5. Robin is calm when waiting for things, which is why he is a good teacher.

6. Fill in: firm, typical, crowded, simple, long, return ,extend.

1.When you meet Mr.Johnson for the first time,…….a hand to  greet him. 2.The central square is a very…….place – it’s full of people and it’s difficult to find a table at any of the cafes. 3.In the UK, “Hi” is a(n) …….greeting for friends and family.4.If someone smiles at you, …….the gesture, or you may be considered rude.5. When I asked Tom how he was, I didn’t expect such a (n) …….reply – he was talking for ages! 6.If you don’t know someone very well, the best way to greet them is with a smile and a(n) …….handshake.7. When I asked Susan if she enjoyed her holiday, I expected a(n) ……… like ‘yes, thanks’ .Instead, she told me every detail of her trip!

7. Fill in: address, talk, make, greet, be, share, look, keep, compliment, show.

Hi, my name is Luca and I’m from Madrid .On a recent trip to the UK, I learnt a lot about British manners. I thought I’d share my experiences to help other tourists who are thinking of visiting Britain. British people don’t always 1) ……each other with a kiss on the cheek – they are more likely to shake hands, especially if they don’t know each other very well. When you meet someone for the first time, 2) ……sure you use their title and last name to 3) ……them in order to 4) ……respect. It’s polite to 5) ……people on their appearance, for example by telling them you like their clothes or shoes. But 6) ……aware that it’s impolite to say anything negative , so don’t tell somebody that they 7)……tired or ill. In public places, like trains, 8) ……your distance from other people – personal space is very important .Also, don’t 9) ……loudly on your mobile phone as it’s considered annoying.

If you are invited to 10) ……a meal with British people, remember not to talk with your mouth full, keep your elbows off the table , and always say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’.