Тестування 6 клас

Find the definition to the adjective “selfish”(person)

Choose only countable words:

Study of matter and energy, mechanics, optics etc. is called:

Find a title for each group of words. There is one extra word combination.

1. Meat A cake, pizza, omelette

2. Vegetables B chicken, beef, pork

3. Fruits C bananas, apples, oranges

4. Dishes D milk, water, juice

E potatoes, tomatoes, cucumbers

Complete the sentences with the words from the box. There is one extra choice you don’t need to use.

1 Have you met my husband___ ? A so

2 Martin has broken his leg _____ he can’t play football B yet

3 He doesn’t speak English well ____ . C too

4 My friend Paul drives___ fast D enough

E as

Read the text. Put sentences into the correct order.

One day a boy of about thirteen came to the gardener’s place as he wanted to buy one of the large ripe watermelons growing in the gardener’s watermelon plot.

The problem was that the boy had only got a twenty-five cent coin. “I’ll give you my twenty-five cents for that melon”, said the boy pointing to a beautiful, large, ripe fruit in the middle of the plot. “No”, said the gardener,” I get 2$ for a watermelon like that one”.

That the boy pointed to a tiny watermelon just beginning to grow nearby, ”Will you take twenty-five cents for that one?” “Sure”, replied the gardener, “ I’ll give that one for twenty-five cents”.

“OK”, said the little kid, putting the coin in the gardener’s hand, “ I’ll pick it up in about two weeks”.

A The boy offered twenty-five cents for a beautiful, large, ripe watermelon.

B The boy promised to be back for the watermelon in about two weeks.

C The boy came to the gardener’s place to buy a watermelon.

D The gardener refused to sell it for that prize.

E The gardener agreed to sell that tiny watermelon for 25 cents.

Find 3 incorrect sentences.

Find 3 correct statements about World literature

Where __ you already been?

My friend is two years older than _ .

Choose the word combination which indicates future tense

Choose three correct statements.