Test Paper
III. Unscramble the dialogue:
1. a) To Britain? Great! When are you going there?
b) OK. You are a real friend.
c) No, I’m going to make a film. It will be my first experience.
d) It’s “Touring Guide to Britain”.
e) You are lucky! It’s my dream to visit London one day. Will you take pictures?
f) Hello, David. What are you reading?
g) Don’t worry! Everything will be OK. Last summer I filmed our trip to Kyiv. I can show and explain how to make it better.
h) My parents and I are going to London in July.
1…. 2…. 3…. 4…. 5…. 6…. 7…. 8….
Put the verbs into Past Simple or Past Perfect Tense:
Reading:
Text A
THE THEATRE
Britain has a long tradition of drama. British theatre began in the thirteenth century, before the time of Shakespeare, with a series of short stories from the Bible called the Mystery plays. Even today, every four years in York and Chester, ordinary people still perform these plays.
Acting, both by amateurs and professionals, is still very much alive in Britain. British professional actors are usually highly respected and well-trained. The most famous British theatres are the National theatre and Barbican. The Royal Shakespeare Company performs at the Barbican in London and in Stratford-on- Avon, where Shakespeare was born. These theatres receive money from the government so that they can perform several different plays a year. In spite of this money from the government, many theatres, including the National theatre and the Barbican, find it difficult to survive. There are many smaller theatre groups in Britain. Some of them receive money from the government to perform plays which are contemporary and experimental.
Commercial theatres do not receive any money from the government. They usually perform very popular plays. If a play is successful, the company will perform it for many years.
Say if the following statements true or false.
1. Three types of theatres are mentioned in the text. ____
2. Shakespeare was the person who started the tradition to stage the plays in the theatre. ____
3. Ordinary people in some cities prefer only watching plays not acting. ____
4. British professional actors usually show excellent acting. ____
5. All theatres in Britain receive money from the government. ____
6. All theatres stage only classical plays. _____
7. Shakespeare’s plays are staged only in his native town. ____
8. All theatres have a successful run. ____
9. Commercial theatres stage any plays they wish because they aren’t given any money from the government. ____
Text B
I. Check your understanding: true or false
1. Jennifer is American. ______
2. Jennifer was born in July. ______
3. She has two brothers. _____
4. Jennifer took acting classes at school. _______
5. Jennifer has done some modelling. ______
6. Jennifer was nominated for an Oscar in 2010. _____
7. She likes playing the piano. ______
8. Jennifer's family supported her dreams to be an actress. ______
2. What films has Jennifer Lawrence starred in? ___________________________________
3. What cities has she lived in? ___________________________________________________
4. What jobs has she done? ________________________________________________________
5. What does Jennifer do in her free time? ____________________________________________
6. What are her two brothers called?_________________________________________________
Listening:
_____ Oxford Street
_____ Madame Tussauds, Museum
_____Tower of London
_____ London Eye
_____ Houses of Parliament
_____ Buckingham Palace
_____ Big Ben
_____ Tower Bridge
Circle the best word to complete these sentences.
1. The tour takes 2 / 3 / 4 hours.
2. At Madame Tussaud’s you can see maps of London / models of famous people / famous shops.
3. Oxford Street is a famous street for drinking tea / eating / shopping.
4. The Queen lives at Buckingham Palace / the Tower of London / Tower Bridge .
5. Big Ben is a tour guide / clock / bridge .
6. You can see great views of London from Oxford Street / the Houses of Parliament / London Eye.