Тест по английскому языку Spotlight-8 модуль 6

Test on Module 6 (Spotlight 8)

Variant 1

1.Fill in: local, bad weather, explore nature, sunstroke, stolen, cuisine. One word is extra!

1. You should wear a hat in hot weather to avoid _______.

2. We went to “Fish and chips” to try the local British_________.

3. You can buy a lot of dairy products at ______ markets.

4. They will go on a trip to the mountains to ____________.

5. My holiday was fantastic, but my luggage got _________ at the station.

2. Match the two columns. Translate into Russian!

1. catch                 a) at the bus stop ______________

2. book                  b) the flight ______________

3. get off               c) a bus ______________

4. board                d) tickets ______________

5. miss                  e) the plane ______________

3. Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.

1. “I like travelling by plane,” she said.

2. “We visited Russia last winter,” they said.

3. “Don’t forget your tickets,” the travel agent said to Kate.

4.” I’ll be in Samara next week,” Alice said.

5.” Please, show me your snaps,” Liza said to Bill.

4. Read the text and mark the statements T (true), F (false) or NS (not stated)

Red Double-Decker Bus

One of the symbols of London is a red double-decker bus. Buses have a long and interesting history in the capital. The first buses appeared in London in 1829. They were pulled by three horses. Motorbuses were first used in 1899.

The Routemaster is a model of double-decker bus that was introduced in London in 1956. The design was very popular with Londoners and tourists. The passengers could get on and get off quickly at stops, at traffic lights and slow speeds. The conductor collected fares when the bus was travelling.

Nowadays you can see modern red double-decker buses in London and other British towns. They are tall but they are not very fast. In fact, they are cheaper than the Tube. Tourists like taking these buses because they can have a nice view of the city from the upper deck.

The text is about the history of buses in London. T / F / NS

London had no buses in the 19th century. T / F / NS

You can pay the conductor at the bus stop. T / F / NS

There are double deckers in other cities of the country. T / F / NS

London buses are not popular with tourists. T / F / NS

Test on Module 6 (Spotlight 8)

Variant 2

1. Fill in: famous landmarks, buy souvenirs, seasick, practice the language, explore, guided tours. There is one extra word!

1. Mum likes to go shopping and to ________ while on holidays.

2. We came to this country to __________ while communicating with the locals.

3. Have you already seen the ___________ in the city centre?

4. It is better to go on ________ and enjoy comfortable travelling.

5. In Italy Rosy felt _________ on the cruise ship while crossing the sea.

2. Match the two columns. Translate into Russian!

1. take                  a) a lift ______________

2. catch                b) the tickets ______________

3. book                 c) a taxi ______________

4. give                   d) the ship ______________

5. board               e) the bus ______________

3.Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.

1. “I went to the local market last weekend”, Mike said.

2. “My brother is visiting Kazan now”, Olga said.

3. Mum said me, “Please, meet me at the airport”.

4. “We will go to Rostov next year,” the manager said.

5. Sam said to me: “Don’t forget your passport”.

4. Read the text and mark the statements T (true), F (false) or NS (not stated)

Black cabs

London’s iconic black cabs are a symbol of London. The story of black cabs goes back to the 17th century. In 1625 the services began with horse-drawn vehicles. These carriages were private means of transport. But in the 1850s there appeared open two-wheeled carts on the streets of London – they were called cabriolets.

In fact, the first motor cabs appeared on the streets of London in 1903. Today the black cab has become a cultural icon. It has appeared in countless films, books, and artworks, symbolizing London itself. Traditionally the car has a partition inside to separate a driver from passengers.

Drivers of London cabs are always specially trained. They must know all the city streets and pass the test to get the license. In the future this famous taxi will probably become electric taxis due to modern technologies.

1. The text is about taxis. T / F / NS

2. The first cabs appeared in London in the 16th century. T / F / NS

3. Londoners didn’t like the motor cabs at first. T / F / NS

4. Taxi drivers became a cultural icon. T / F / NS

5. Drivers of the black cab are highly professional people. T / F / NS

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