Контрольная работа по английскому языку (10 кл.)

Variant I.

Use of English

I. Fill in: dishonest, aggressive, patient, jealous, selfish, mean, caring, loyal, moody, trusting.

You are just too …! You shouldn’t believe everything people tell you!

She is so ... . She only thinks of herself!

Thanks for your support. You are such a(n) … friend.

john is happy one minute and sad the next. He’s so … .

Lee can be very …at times. I thought he was going to hit you.

I know the queue is long, but we must be … and wait our turn.

Violet is so helpful. She is a(n) person.

Bill always says unkind things to me. He’s so … .

Every word that comes out of her mouth is a lie. She is very … person.

Stop being … . you can’t have it all for yourself.

II. Fill in: up, off, over, out, after.

1. Why don’t you take … a hobby instead of watching TV every evening.

2. Who do you take …, your mum or your dad?

3. Tom’s taking me … for my birthday.

4. Mr Jones took … the company when his grandfather died.

5. Take … your trousers so that I can wash them.

III. Fill in: for(2), with (2), in, from, on, at, about.

1. Jack works … an office.

2. Did you apply … that job?

3. He works … a small company.’

4. Can you deal … this costume, please?

5. My uncle has just retired … his job.

6. Are you good … sports?

7. Be careful … your money. Don’t spend it all at once.

8. Tina is very enthusiastic … going abroad next month.

9. Don’t be careless … other people’s things.

10. I’m not keen … watching TV.

IV. Match the English and Russian Idioms.

a. a pain in the neck

b. get off one’s back

c. get on one’s nerves

d. give someone the cold shoulder

e. like a bear with a sore head

f. see eye to eye      

a. сходиться во взглядах с кем-либо

b. зануда, невыносимый человек

c. оказывать холодный прием

d. разъяренный, разозлённый

e. действовать кому-либо на нервы

f. отстать, оставить в покое

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Variant I.

Use of English

I. Fill in: dishonest, aggressive, patient, jealous, selfish, mean, caring, loyal, moody, trusting.

1. You are just too …! You shouldn’t believe everything people tell you!

2. She is so ... . She only thinks of herself!

3. Thanks for your support. You are such a(n) … friend.

4. john is happy one minute and sad the next. He’s so … .

5. Lee can be very …at times. I thought he was going to hit you.

6. I know the queue is long, but we must be … and wait our turn.

7. Violet is so helpful. She is a(n) person.

8. Bill always says unkind things to me. He’s so … .

9. Every word that comes out of her mouth is a lie. She is very … person.

10. Stop being … . you can’t have it all for yourself.

II. Fill in: up, off, over, out, after.

1. Why don’t you take … a hobby instead of watching TV every evening.

2. Who do you take …, your mum or your dad?

3. Tom’s taking me … for my birthday.

4. Mr Jones took … the company when his grandfather died.

5. Take … your trousers so that I can wash them.

III. Fill in: for(2), with (2), in, from, on, at, about.

1. Jack works … an office.

2. Did you apply … that job?

3. He works … a small company.’

4. Can you deal … this costume, please?

5. My uncle has just retired … his job.

6. Are you good … sports?

7. Be careful … your money. Don’t spend it all at once.

8. Tina is very enthusiastic … going abroad next month.

9. Don’t be careless … other people’s things.

10. I’m not keen … watching TV.

IV. Match the English and Russian Idioms.

Variant II.

Use of English

I. Fill in: cost, cash, save, afford, earn, borrow, pays, lend, spent, waste

1) I often … money to my sister but she hardly ever … me back.

2)Sam is always buying things that ... a lot and that he can’t really … .

3) I didn’t manage to …any of my wages last week. I …every last penny.

4) Can I …10 dollars to go to the cinema, Dad?

5) That new supermarket is really cheap, but they only accept …. .

6) Don’t … your money on silly little things!

7) He really enjoys his Saturday job, but he doesn’t’ … very much.

II. Fill in: forward to, up, out for, after, down on.

1) Can you look … my cat while I’m away?

2) If you don’t know her phone number, then look it … in the phone directory.

3) If you go swimming, look … boats.

4) I’ve been looking … this holiday for ages.

5) You shouldn’t discriminate against people. It’s not right to look … others.

III. Fill in: about, in, at(3), of (3), for, on.

1) She is fantastic … cooking.

2) Ann is crazy …rock climbing.’

3) He isn’t interested … Maths.

4) I’m not fond … animals so I don’t have a pet.

5) John is really keen … football.

6) Tim is responsible … booking the concert tickets.

7) my father is in charge …a team of ten people.

8) I am not very good … sports.

9) They are very proud … their achievements.

10) Luke is brilliant … basketball.

IV. Match the English and Russian Idioms.