Карпюк 9 клас Unit 2,3 Cімейне навчання (комплексна контрольна робота)

7. Read the text and mark if the statements are true or false.

 Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, but is it safe? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time watching television. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of unlimited viewing. The health risks which attend excessive television viewing are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributes to growing problems of teenage fatness; it prevents regular exercise which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can damage eyesight.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage of a child’s development. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing can be beneficial. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits. Until parents find time to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

— Nowadays children spend a huge percentage of their spare time watching television.

8. Read the description of each job and match it with the correct adjective

People whose job is to find and catch snakes are called snakes catchers. It’s popular in exotic countries, where a lot of poisonous snakes live.

9. Read the description of each job and match it with the correct adjective

Penguin turners help the penguins when they accidentally fall down. It’s almost impossible for a penguin to turn or to stand up once it falls on its back, so these people save penguins’ lives!

10. A type of work that needs special training or education

11. A job that you do for a long period of your life and that gives you the chance to move to a higher position and earn more money

12. Someone whose job is to prepare text, film, etc by deciding what to include and making mistakes correct

13. A job or a profession is .....

14. A receptionist is .......

15. Someone whose job is to prepare text, film, etc by deciding what to include and making mistakes correct

16. The tabloids are ...

17. A show in which famous people talk about themselves and answer the questions about their lives, opinions

18. Which of the following are not print media?

19. Read the text and mark if the statements are true or false.

 Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, but is it safe? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time watching television. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of unlimited viewing. The health risks which attend excessive television viewing are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributes to growing problems of teenage fatness; it prevents regular exercise which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can damage eyesight.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage of a child’s development. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing can be beneficial. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits. Until parents find time to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

— Television can never have any educational value.

20. Read the text and mark if the statements are true or false.

 Television may be a part of everyday life for most children, but is it safe? In our dynamic lives parents are so busy with their professional life and relationships, that they allow their children to spend a huge percentage of their free time watching television. Sometimes parents are so busy, in fact, that most of them don’t stop to consider the hidden dangers of unlimited viewing. The health risks which attend excessive television viewing are great in number and should not be underestimated. It contributes to growing problems of teenage fatness; it prevents regular exercise which could cause heart problems in later life. It leads to psychological problems if children are exposed to inappropriate materials and it can damage eyesight.

However, the most worrying problem is the negative effect that too much television can have on the early stage of a child’s development. Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all essential to a child’s emotional, physical and communication development. When television takes the place of these activities, we allow untold damage to be done. Of course, many would be quick to defend the educational value of television and there’s no doubt that properly managed television viewing can be beneficial. However, the dangers far outweigh the benefits. Until parents find time to exercise proper control over their children’s viewing habits, children’s health will continue to suffer.

— Playing games, listening to stories and interacting with other children are all important to a child’s development.

21. Match the beginnings with the endings to make correct sentences.

Thomas Edison was the scientist…

22. Match the beginnings with the endings to make correct sentences.

I’ve got some relatives…

23. Match the beginnings with the endings to make correct sentences.

There is a ferry…

24. Match the beginnings with the endings to make correct sentences.

We met your friend…

25. Match the beginnings with the endings to make correct sentences.

Vesuvius is the volcano…

26. Complete the sentences:

This is the film in … Julia Roberts stars.

27. Complete the sentences:

Jim is a photographer … studio is situated in the city centre.

28. Complete the sentences:

The man … is talking to Janis is a famous producer.

29.  Complete the sentences:

I wanted to become a panda nanny _____ I first saw a video about this job.

30. Complete the sentences:

The statue, ......made of pure gold. has been stolen.