Контрольна робота з англ. мови 8 клас (Cімейне навчання)

Write If or Unless:

You'll catch a cold _____________ you wear your coat.

Write If or Unless:

I can't finish my work ____________ you help me.

Write If or Unless:

You can't hear all the teacher's explanation _____________ you don't come in time for the lesson.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

The catalogue of books ______________ by the librarians every year.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

These articles ________________ by our teacher last month.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

Newspaperes _______________ to our office tomorrow.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

New products and services _________________ in every issue of this newspaper.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

All the mistakes in your test work ____________ by the teacher yesterday.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

Something new _____________ by us every day.

Choose the correct grammar tense (Past Simple, Present Simple or Future Simple) and write the sentence in Passive Voice:

The book ________________ during the next lesson of World Literature.

Read and choose the correct variant to complete the text:

Will schools in the future be very different from schools today? I think, a lot off what we do at schools today will desappear.

I believe that students will do all their tasks on computers, ____________ there will be no more heavy books to carry.

Read and choose the correct variant to complete the text:

Will schools in the future be very different from schools today? I think, a lot off what we do at schools today will desappear.

I believe that students will use laptops instead of books. I think there will also be robots to _______ and help students.

Read and choose the correct variant to complete the text:

Will schools in the future be very different from schools today? I think, a lot off what we do at schools today will desappear.

I believe that in the future some students will have videophone screen at home. They won't need to travel to school to have _______________ .

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Lacey and Barnes were waiting for ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

The signal told them to ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Barnes wanted to ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Lacey and Barnes went to the house ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Lacey got into the house, then he wanted to ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Before Barnes could get into the house ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Barnes was afraid that the policemen were trying ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

When Lacey realized that it was a trap he told Barnes to ________________ .

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Barnes hoped that there were no ________________ .in the yard of the house.

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

Lacey and Barnes entered the garden of the house _________________ ..

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”

Read the text. Choose the correct option:

The story happened _________________ ..

It was a dull night. The two men, Lacey and Barnes, waited in their car about a quarter of a mile from the big house. They sat there in the darkness, smoking, hardly talking. It was now a little after midnight. At last they saw a light in one of the upstairs windows. It flashed once, twice, three times. “That’s the signal,” Lacey said. Both men got out of the car. They were wearing dark clothes. They now put on gloves. Lacey had a small bag of tools.

“Can I bring the gun?” Barnes asked.

“How many times must I tell you! No guns!” Lacey snapped. “Not while you’re working with me.”

They entered the garden through a small side gate.

“I hope there aren’t any dogs,” Barnes said as they crept round the edge of the garden. They were going towards the back of the house.

“There are no dogs and no people here,” Lacey told him. “Except for our friend upstairs. Now keep quiet and follow me!”

They entered a big yard at the back of the house.

“That’s the window over there,” Lacey said, pointing to a small window near the kitchen door. “You wait here. I’ll get through the kitchen window. If I can’t open the door, you’ll have to climb through the window too.”

Lacey crossed the yard. He opened the window without difficulty and climbed through. But the kitchen door was locked and the key was not there. He went to the window and whistled to Barnes.

“You’ll have to climb through the window, too,” he said.

Just at that moment they heard the sound of a car. It was approaching the house at great speed and its lights lit up the house as it got nearer. People got out and they could hear voices.

“It’s the police!” Barnes said. “It’s a trap. I knew it!”

“Don’t panic!” Lacey told him. “Now listen to me. Go back to the car and wait for me there. I’ll join you as soon as I can. Off you go – and keep well in the shadows.”