Final Test Work 7 grade (Total - 68 points) Grammar and Vocabulary
1.Open the brackets using correct grammar tenses(8p.)
My little sister 1. ( always take) my books without my permission. Mom 2. ( not allow) her to come into my study but my sister 3. ( be ) too small to understand the rules. She is very naughty and 4. ( never listen) to us carefully. I 5. ( lock) my notebooks since she learned to open doors. She 6. (already tear) some pages. Yesterday I 7. (find) pictures on the covers of my textbooks. I 8. (be) furious.
| Final Test Work 7 grade (Total - 68 points) Grammar and Vocabulary
1.Open the brackets using correct grammar tenses (8p.)
My little sister 1.( always take) my books without my permission. Mom 2.( not allow) her to come into my study but my sister 3.(be) too small to understand the rules. She is very naughty and 4. ( never listen) to us carefully. I 5. ( lock) my notebooks since she learned to open doors. She 6.(already tear) some pages. Yesterday I 7.(find) pictures on the covers of my textbooks. I 8.(be) furious.
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2. Match these words with their definitions: (8points)
tiny flood crucial cyclone resident obesity rubbish dump immigrant
1. A place where waste is kept. 2. A tropical storm with a whirlwind at its centre. 3. A person who arrives to live in another country. 4. Very important. 5. The opposite of ‘enormous’. 6. Another word for inhabitant. 7. The state of being very, very overweight. 8. A situation in which the land is covered by water.
| 2. Match these words with their definitions: (8points)
tiny flood crucial cyclone resident obesity rubbish dump immigrant
1. A place where waste is kept. 2. A tropical storm with a whirlwind at its centre. 3. A person who arrives to live in another country. 4. Very important. 5. The opposite of ‘enormous’. 6. Another word for inhabitant. 7. The state of being very, very overweight. 8. A situation in which the land is covered by water.
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3. Write the opposites of these words (8p.)
1. passive ____________2. correct_________ 3. frequent ____________4. lend ____________ 5. increase ____________6. cheap ____________ 7. necessary __________8. distant __________
| 3. Write the opposites of these words (8p.)
1. passive ____________2. correct___________ 3. frequent ____________4. lend ____________ 5. increase ____________6. cheap ____________ 7. necessary __________8. distant __________
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4. Word-building. Complete the table (10p.)
VERB - NOUN 1. to behave _________________________ 2. to survive _________________________ 3. to reduce _________________________ 4. to compete _________________________ 5. to arrive _________________________ 6. to decide _________________________ 7. to succeed _________________________ 8. to produce _________________________ 9. to inform__________________________ 10. to perform______________________
| 4. Word-building. Complete the table (10p.)
VERB - NOUN 1. to behave _________________________ 2. to survive _________________________ 3. to reduce _________________________ 4. to compete _________________________ 5. to arrive _________________________ 6. to decide _________________________ 7. to succeed _________________________ 8. to produce _________________________ 9. to inform__________________________ 10. to perform______________________ |
5’ Find an odd word (11points) develop increase reduce improve similar same identical different win fail succeed prosper wise ignorant experienced clever hard soft gentle light determined decisive purposeful weak chandelier mechanic chaos chemist trip tour guide journey large massive giant tiny marvelous beautiful wonderful miraculous cunning careful attentive thoughtful | 5’ Find an odd word (11points) develop increase reduce improve similar same identical different win fail succeed prosper wise ignorant experienced clever hard soft gentle light determined decisive purposeful weak chandelier mechanic chaos chemist trip tour guide journey large massive giant tiny marvelous beautiful wonderful miraculous cunning careful attentive thoughtful |
Reading (15points)
5. Read the text below and find the word or phrase that means:
1. a person who looks after animals 2. very sad 3. a large zoo in the country 4. protecting animals 5. a person who visits 6. a person who takes care of nature 7. a point of view
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6. Match the beginnings of each sentence with the correct ending.
1. Zoos are important……. when they visit zoos. 2. In zoos, people can see animals…… they will die. 3. Children can learn a lot about animals…… people will stop visiting the zoo. 4. If you send animals back to the wild, …… without travelling abroad. 5. If you take away big animals,…… because they help animal conservation.
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Writing(8points)
7. Do you think it is right to keep animals in zoos? Write the answer and give at least 2 supportive arguments
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The Future of Zoos Last month the senior elephant keeper at London Zoo, Jim Robson, was killed by one of the elephants he loved. This was a tragic death, and it could a big problem for the future of London Zoo - and maybe for all of Britain's city zoos. Last week the zoo said that it will move its three elephants to a wild animal park outside London. The zoo's director-general, Michael Dixon, said: "We are sorry that the elephants are leaving; there have been elephants in London Zoo since 1831." One newspaper criticised the decision. It said that although many small animals are very interesting, most people wanted to see big animals like lions, tigers, gorillas, giraffes, pandas, rhinos - and most of all elephants. London Zoo is not only losing its elephants. The rhinos will also leave soon and most of the bears have already gone. Outside the elephant house at London Zoo, a woman called Mary said: "I'm in favour of zoos. This is the only way that young people can see animals without travelling abroad. Their work is very important." Zoos are not perfect places for animals, but they can help conservation. Children can also learn a lot about animals when they visit zoos.
| Another visitor, a man called Alan, was very angry. "If we send them back to the wild they will die. The seals have gone; the bears have gone; the rhinos and now the elephants are going; the gorilla will go soon. If you take away the big animals, people will stop visiting the zoo. The zoo can survive at the moment but it won't survive in the future." Mary Rosevear, director of the Federation of Zoos, believes that city zoos can survive without their large animals. "A few years ago Edinburgh Zoo decided they couldn't keep elephants any more, but the number of visitors did not fall. People enjoy seeing smaller animals too. City zoos must survive." The actress Virginia McKenna, a famous conservationist, does not agree with Rosevear's opinion about city zoos. " This type of zoo is not right - the animals are just living museum pieces. Zoos should be places where people can learn about conservation." But will people want to visit a conservation centre if the elephants and rhinos are not there? "People should learn about smaller animals too" says McKenna. "Beetles, ants and bees are very interesting if you understand their lives and customs. We don't need elephants to help us learn about insects."
The Guardian Weekly 8-11-2001, page 21(edited) |