Годовая контрольная работа за курс 7 класса

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and choose the correct statement.

Ken was in ......... when the incident happened.

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and choose the correct statement.

Ken was .......

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and choose the correct statement.

Ken was .......

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

When did the incident happen?

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

How long has Ken been canoeing?

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

How far were they from the shore at the moment

of the attack?

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

How long was Ken under the water?

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

What did Ken shout when the shark attacked him?

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

Who did Ken and Anthea see on the beach?

Sharks sometimes attack humans because they think they are seals. Listen to the interview with Ken Carlton who had a close encounter with a shark and answer the question:

How big was the shark which attacked Ken?

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

She plays tennis.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

What are you doing, Tom? - I’m studying.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

I was chatting with Dasha at three o’clock.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

I was at the cinema, so I didn't watch TV last night.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

I’m going to see my friends on Sunday.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

Will you go to university after school? Yes, I will.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

If I were you, I’d buy this book.

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

Have you finished your article about pocket money yet?

Think about the verb forms. Choose the right one:

I’ve been studying English since I was eight.

Read the text and fill in the gaps with ONE of the appropriate names of well-known special days.

No ______ is complete without lots of desserts, and nothing symbolises _________ more than

baked breads and cookies hot from the oven. Many American traditional desserts, like other ______ customs, were started long ago in some other parts of the world. English fruit cake or

plum pudding, Italian “Crostoli”, a fried bread spiced with orange peel, German "Pfeffernuesse", a bread full of sweet spices, and Ukrainian doughnuts all ind their place on the ______ table!

Read the text and fill in the gaps with ONE of the appropriate names of well-known special days.

The American _________ holiday began as a feast of _______ in the early days of the American colonies almost 400 years ago. In the autumn of 1621 the colonists harvested bountiful crops of corn, barley, beans and pumpkins, and arranged a feast to thank the Indians who taught them how to grow unfamiliar crops in an unfamiliar soil. Without the Indians the first settlers would not have survived. Turkey (a native of North America), corn (or maize), pumpkins and cranberry sauce are symbols which represent the first _______ . You will find these traditional foods on most tables throughout the US on the fourth Thursday of November.