"Family Relationship"Form 11 (контрольна робота)

What does the word "to bring up" mean ?

What does the word "an adolescent" mean ?

What does the word "to get on with" mean ?

What does the word "to blame" mean?

Have you ever ________ such a horrible person in all your life?

Watching their children _______ has been the biggest joy of both parents.

Usually girls _________ faster than boys.

There are … everywhere: in families, between neighbors or between the boys and the girls in your group.

Real friendship is possible only when people … each other.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If you ... out in the rain, you’ll catch a cold.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If you ... this film, you would know what it is about.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If you'd come in time, we ... the train.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If I ... you, I ... this work yesterday.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If Jack ... the well-paid job, he would have taken it.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

I'd have told Cindy about that if I ... her.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If the weather had been fine yesterday, we ... for a picnic.

Put the verbs in correct conditionals.

If he ... hard, he’d have earned much money.

Fill in the gap with the correct word.

........ may start skipping classes and doing poorly on schoolwork.

Fill in the gap with the correct word.

I never......... in his business.

Fill in the gap with the correct word.

The rules are intended to ......... accidents.

Fill in the gap with the correct word.

The problem should be resolved through ........

Read the text

RELATIONSHIP WITH PARENTS

Do your parents love you? Whether you believe they do or not, I have no

intention of trying to persuade you one way or the other. Instead, I will tell

you just when you fi nd this out for yourselves. Actually not until you become

parents yourselves. Then you will know.

Mark Twain, the great American writer, used to say when he was fourteen his

father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around. But when

he was twenty-one he was astonished at how much his father had learned in

those seven years.   

Today, your parents may seem to you to be people who keep on saying: “Now

when I was young…” But, believe me, that is how their parents seemed to be

when they were young. Today parents are, in my opinion, more tolerant of the

behaviour of their sons and daughters than ever before. I wonder, however,

whether you are tolerant.

I heard recently of a father who was found sitting on the front steps of his

house at three in the morning by a policeman. “What are you doing here?”,

asked the policeman. “Oh,” said the man, “I’ve lost my key so I’m waiting for

my children to come home and let me in.” But few parents stay out

“partying” until the early hours of the morning. I wonder how you would feel

if your parents started doing this and you had to wait up until they came in?

Even if you didn’t wait up for them! Would you not be asking such questions

as “Where have you been? What have you been doing?” How would you react to their answers? What we all need, the young people and those who

are older, is tolerance.

There are, you all know, black and white keys on a piano. Play them together

thoughtlessly, without any rules, and you get discord. But if you understand

music and spend some more time practising, you can, with the same black

and white keys, produce sweet harmony. Why not try? You start. You’ll be

surprised at how quickly your people will respond.

Decide if the sentences True or False



Mark Twain, the great British writer, used to say when he was fourteen

his father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around.

Read the text

RELATIONSHIP WITH PARENTS

Do your parents love you? Whether you believe they do or not, I have no

intention of trying to persuade you one way or the other. Instead, I will tell

you just when you fi nd this out for yourselves. Actually not until you become

parents yourselves. Then you will know.

Mark Twain, the great American writer, used to say when he was fourteen his

father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around. But when

he was twenty-one he was astonished at how much his father had learned in

those seven years.   

Today, your parents may seem to you to be people who keep on saying: “Now

when I was young…” But, believe me, that is how their parents seemed to be

when they were young. Today parents are, in my opinion, more tolerant of the

behaviour of their sons and daughters than ever before. I wonder, however,

whether you are tolerant.

I heard recently of a father who was found sitting on the front steps of his

house at three in the morning by a policeman. “What are you doing here?”,

asked the policeman. “Oh,” said the man, “I’ve lost my key so I’m waiting for

my children to come home and let me in.” But few parents stay out

“partying” until the early hours of the morning. I wonder how you would feel

if your parents started doing this and you had to wait up until they came in?

Even if you didn’t wait up for them! Would you not be asking such questions

as “Where have you been? What have you been doing?” How would you react to their answers? What we all need, the young people and those who

are older, is tolerance.

There are, you all know, black and white keys on a piano. Play them together

thoughtlessly, without any rules, and you get discord. But if you understand

music and spend some more time practising, you can, with the same black

and white keys, produce sweet harmony. Why not try? You start. You’ll be

surprised at how quickly your people will respond.

Decide if the sentences True or False

Decide if the sentences True or False

Mark Twain, the great American writer, used to say when he was fifteen

his father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around.

Read the text

RELATIONSHIP WITH PARENTS

Do your parents love you? Whether you believe they do or not, I have no

intention of trying to persuade you one way or the other. Instead, I will tell

you just when you fi nd this out for yourselves. Actually not until you become

parents yourselves. Then you will know.

Mark Twain, the great American writer, used to say when he was fourteen his

father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around. But when

he was twenty-one he was astonished at how much his father had learned in

those seven years.   

Today, your parents may seem to you to be people who keep on saying: “Now

when I was young…” But, believe me, that is how their parents seemed to be

when they were young. Today parents are, in my opinion, more tolerant of the

behaviour of their sons and daughters than ever before. I wonder, however,

whether you are tolerant.

I heard recently of a father who was found sitting on the front steps of his

house at three in the morning by a policeman. “What are you doing here?”,

asked the policeman. “Oh,” said the man, “I’ve lost my key so I’m waiting for

my children to come home and let me in.” But few parents stay out

“partying” until the early hours of the morning. I wonder how you would feel

if your parents started doing this and you had to wait up until they came in?

Even if you didn’t wait up for them! Would you not be asking such questions

as “Where have you been? What have you been doing?” How would you react to their answers? What we all need, the young people and those who

are older, is tolerance.

There are, you all know, black and white keys on a piano. Play them together

thoughtlessly, without any rules, and you get discord. But if you understand

music and spend some more time practising, you can, with the same black

and white keys, produce sweet harmony. Why not try? You start. You’ll be

surprised at how quickly your people will respond.

Decide if the sentences True or False

Decide if the sentences True or False

But when he was 21 he was astonished at how much his father had

learned in those seven years.

Read the text

RELATIONSHIP WITH PARENTS

Do your parents love you? Whether you believe they do or not, I have no

intention of trying to persuade you one way or the other. Instead, I will tell

you just when you fi nd this out for yourselves. Actually not until you become

parents yourselves. Then you will know.

Mark Twain, the great American writer, used to say when he was fourteen his

father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around. But when

he was twenty-one he was astonished at how much his father had learned in

those seven years.   

Today, your parents may seem to you to be people who keep on saying: “Now

when I was young…” But, believe me, that is how their parents seemed to be

when they were young. Today parents are, in my opinion, more tolerant of the

behaviour of their sons and daughters than ever before. I wonder, however,

whether you are tolerant.

I heard recently of a father who was found sitting on the front steps of his

house at three in the morning by a policeman. “What are you doing here?”,

asked the policeman. “Oh,” said the man, “I’ve lost my key so I’m waiting for

my children to come home and let me in.” But few parents stay out

“partying” until the early hours of the morning. I wonder how you would feel

if your parents started doing this and you had to wait up until they came in?

Even if you didn’t wait up for them! Would you not be asking such questions

as “Where have you been? What have you been doing?” How would you react to their answers? What we all need, the young people and those who

are older, is tolerance.

There are, you all know, black and white keys on a piano. Play them together

thoughtlessly, without any rules, and you get discord. But if you understand

music and spend some more time practising, you can, with the same black

and white keys, produce sweet harmony. Why not try? You start. You’ll be

surprised at how quickly your people will respond.

Decide if the sentences True or FalseDecide if the sentences True or False

But when he was twenty-one he was astonished at how much his father

had learned in those seventy years.

Read the text

RELATIONSHIP WITH PARENTS

Do your parents love you? Whether you believe they do or not, I have no

intention of trying to persuade you one way or the other. Instead, I will tell

you just when you fi nd this out for yourselves. Actually not until you become

parents yourselves. Then you will know.

Mark Twain, the great American writer, used to say when he was fourteen his

father was so ignorant he could hardly stand to have him around. But when

he was twenty-one he was astonished at how much his father had learned in

those seven years.   

Today, your parents may seem to you to be people who keep on saying: “Now

when I was young…” But, believe me, that is how their parents seemed to be

when they were young. Today parents are, in my opinion, more tolerant of the

behaviour of their sons and daughters than ever before. I wonder, however,

whether you are tolerant.

I heard recently of a father who was found sitting on the front steps of his

house at three in the morning by a policeman. “What are you doing here?”,

asked the policeman. “Oh,” said the man, “I’ve lost my key so I’m waiting for

my children to come home and let me in.” But few parents stay out

“partying” until the early hours of the morning. I wonder how you would feel

if your parents started doing this and you had to wait up until they came in?

Even if you didn’t wait up for them! Would you not be asking such questions

as “Where have you been? What have you been doing?” How would you react to their answers? What we all need, the young people and those who

are older, is tolerance.

There are, you all know, black and white keys on a piano. Play them together

thoughtlessly, without any rules, and you get discord. But if you understand

music and spend some more time practising, you can, with the same black

and white keys, produce sweet harmony. Why not try? You start. You’ll be

surprised at how quickly your people will respond.

Decide if the sentences True or FalseDecide if the sentences True or False

Today, your parents may seem to you to be people who keep on saying:

“Now when I was adolescent…”