Writing test.
V.1
I. Cross out the wrong word.
1) to do … a) the washing up b) the ironing c) the floor
2) to wash… a) dust b) hands c) dishes
3) to cook a) dinner b) laundry c) fish
4) to water a) the bathroom b) the plants c) the flowers
II. Match the parts of the situations. Fill in too or enough.
III. Choose the correct variant.
IV. Choose the correct variant.
V. Write the recipe of the fruit salad.
Writing test.
V.2
I. Cross out the wrong word.
1) to do … a) the cooking b) the chores c) the shops
2) to tidy up… a) room b) a pet c) a house
3) to boil… a) a pan b) sausages c) water
4) to make… a) a mess b) a toaster c) a dessert
II. Match the parts of the situations. Fill in too or enough.
III. Choose the correct variant.
IV. Choose the correct variant.
V. Write the recipe of the vegetable salad.
Listening test.
What a test!
A poor young artist was asked to paint the portrait of a rich lady and he did his best to make a good picture. When the portrait was finished it was shown to lady’s friends. Some of them thought it was too realistic. They were afraid the lady would not like the picture. But the painter felt that he had been successful enough. He didn’t want to change anything. Then one of his friends suggested: “We’ll leave it to the lady’s dog to decide if the picture is good or bad.” The next day the picture was sent to the lady’s house. The friends gathered to see the result of the test. As soon as the dog was brought before the portrait it began to lick it all over. Everybody congratulated the painter. Nobody knew that the painter had put some bacon all over the picture!
1. Choose the correct answer to the questions.
1) What was a poor young artist asked to paint?
a) The portrait of a king
b) The portrait of a rich lady.
c) A landscape
d) A portrait of a rich lady’s dog.
2) Who thought the portrait was too realistic?
a) The painter.
b) Lady’s friends.
c) Lady’s dog.
d) The lady.
3) What did the painter feel?
a) He was happy.
b) He felt he had painted a good picture.
c) He felt ill.
d) He felt sorry.
4) Why did the dog like the picture?
a) The dog saw a piece of bacon in the picture.
b) The dog was silly.
c) It was not the lady’s dog.
d) The painter had spread some bacon all over the picture.
2. Match the words with their descriptions. There is one variant you don’t need to use.
1) An artist a) A woman who has much money.
2) A rich lady b) A picture of a person.
3) A dog c) A person who paints pictures.
4) A portrait d) A pet that licked the picture.
5) A friend
3. . Mark the following statements “True” (T) or “False” (F).
1. When the portrait was finished it was shown to the lady.
2. The painter wanted to change the picture.
3. The lady’s dog was to decide if the picture was good or bad.
4. The dog liked the picture.
4. Complete the sentences from the box
too like anything enough portrait lady’s |
When the _______was finished it was shown to _______ friends. Some of them thought it was______realistic. They were afraid the lady would not ____ the picture. But the painter felt that he had been successful _______ . He didn’t want to change _________.
5. Answer the questions.
1) What were the lady’s friends afraid of?
2) Why didn’t the painter want to change anything?
3) What food helped the painter to be successful?
Reading test.
Choose the correct answer:
a) three times
b) two times
c) one or two times
2) Lucy’s hobby is …
a) cooking
b) travelling
c) surfing the Net
3) Who likes her food?
a) somebody
b) everybody
c) nobody
4) There are … members in her family.
a) five
b) four
c) three
5) The family likes … dishes.
a) Ukrainian
b) Indian
c) Italian
6) Lucy spends … on each dish.
a) an hour
b) half and an hour
c) two hours
7) Her mother … helps her.
a) usually
b) always
c) never
8) Lucy shares the recipe for … .
a) pizza
b) spaghetti
c) omelet
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Make the bed |
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Walk the dog |
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Do the ironing |
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Wash up |
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Do the cooking |
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