The papers in Britain are divided into...
The weeklies
The tabloids
The monthlies
The quality papers
There are detailed facts about national and international events in the British...
newspapers
magazines
daily nespapers
quality papers
You can read about private lives of famous people in British..
magazines
nespapers
tabloids
quality papers
What channels are commercial free?
BBC
ITV1
Channel 4
Channel 5
A programme that gives you facts and information about a serious subject, such as history, science or social problems.
A documentary
A chat show
A drama
A wildlife programme
Choose the correct preposition:
to provide people .... reliable information.
On
With
At
In
Choose the correct preposition:
to intrude..... people’s private lives.
On
With
At
In
The mass media are
Facts of details about something or somebody
A set of large printed sheets of paper containing news, articles, advertisements
Sources of information and news such as newspapers, magazines, radio and television, that reach and influence large numbers of people.
The process of sending and receiving messages through the air, using electromagnetic waves.
The main advantage of the Internet is...
That is recently has become another important source of information
That news disappears on the screen as soon as possible
That news appear on the screen as soon as things happen in real life
That news appears on the screen as soon as things happen in real life
What is a "celebrity"?
a person who collects news
a famous person
a reporter
Find the right sentence:
The mass media plays...
The mass medias play...
The mass media play...
Find the right translation of words: a robbery, a war, a sight
пограбування, війна, вбивство
пограбування, вбивство, видовище
пограбування, війна, видовище
What is the name of the show on this picture?
a phone-in
a quiz show
a reality show
Обери речення БЕЗ помилок:
My friend has not read this book yet.
My friend have not read this book yet.
My friend yet has not read this book.
My friend has not readed this book yet.
Обери речення БЕЗ помилок:
Olga and Marina is reading now.
Olga and Marina reading now.
Olga and Marina are reading now.
Olga and Marina have reading now.
This is my house. "How long have you lived there?"
I ____ here since 1997
live
lived
have live
have lived
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
Edison invented the telegraph.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
When Edison was a boy of 15, he worked as a telegraph operator.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
He worked from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
He worked at night.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
Edison sent signals with astonishing exactness.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
The inspector came because no signals were coming.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
Edison showed his invention to the inspector.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
The inspector advised Edison to patent his invention.
true
false
Read the text and choose the correct answer
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
Edison was fired for sleeping on duty.
true
false
«Edison’s First Invention»
When Edison was a boy of fifteen, he worked as a telegraph operator. He had to be on duty from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. and give a signal every hour to prove that he did not sleep. The signal were made with astonishing exactness. One night an inspector arrived and saw Edison sleeping in a chair.
He was about to shake him when he caught sight of a mechanism on a table near the telegraph instrument. He waited to see what would happen. When the hand of the clock pointed to the hour, the instrument got busy and one lever threw open the key while the other sent the signal over the wire.
The inspector seized the sleeping boy, roused him and “fired” him. That is why the first of Edison’s numerous inventions was never patented.
The inspector did not wake the boy up to see how the mechanism worked
true
false
Match the inventions with the inventors.
Which of these inventors invented the television?
John Baird
Philo Farnsworth
Vladimir Zworykin
Match the inventions with the inventors.
A famous English navigator and discoverer.
Oliver Evans.
Alexander G. Bell.
James Cook
Створюйте онлайн-тести для контролю знань і залучення учнів до активної роботи у класі та вдома
Створити тест
Зареєструватись за допомогою Google