Тест по модулю 2 (10 класс)

10 GRADE. TEST 2.

1.Translate these words:

Домашние обязанности, перегонять, потребитель, кредит на обучение, выживать, одалживать, зарабатывать, плата за проезд, копить, тратить больше, сводить концы с концами, выдавать.

2. Complete the sentences using either the Infinitive or Gerund.

1.He used ... (think) that life ended at 40, but now when he’s 41, he knows it’s not true.

2.Stop... (make) such a terrible noise!

3.It’s five in the morning. I’m not used ... (get) up this early,

4.It’s impossible... (cut) with this knife. It’s blunt.

5.My father enjoys ... (listen) to jazz music.

6. I’m sorry... (hear) that your mother isn’t well.

7.Harry looked so funny that I couldn’t help ... (laugh).

8. I couldn’t help them ... (find) what they were looking for as I was in too much of a hurry.

9. I’d like... (cook) something special when guests come.

10.What do you feel like... (do) tonight?

3.  Fill in a necessary preposition.

1. Now that you’ve lost weight you should take your clothes ____ .

2. Why don’t you take ____ a hobby instead of watching TV every evening?

3. Who do you take ____ – your mum or your dad?

4. Tom’s taking me ____ for my birthday.

5. Mr Jones took ____ the company when his grandfather died.

6. Take ____ your trousers so that I can wash them.

4. Make up 5 questions of different types to this extract:

There are over 9 million of them in Britain and they are the most powerful group of consumers. Who are they? Teenagers! A retailer’s ‘dream come true’. Each year they spend £6 billion. Sweets and chocolates are still the number one best seller, but sales of mobile phone cards are catching up quickly, and they are expected to overtake sweets and chocolates very soon. Modern technology is rapidly replacing traditional favourite pastimes such as board games and reading with video game consoles like PlayStation 2 and Xbox, which cost over £300. Quite a lot of teenagers have also joined clubs that involve extreme sports, such as gliding and parachuting. This means that parents are digging deeper into their pockets than ever before. They are handing out a massive £3.3 billion to their teenagers every year, but is this enough? Obviously not, because this is only 60% of what they are spending! Teenagers are making ends meet by doing odd jobs, such as helping with the chores around the house, delivering newspapers, and working weekends as sales assistants in shops. Although they earn and receive the same amount of money, girls spend more than boys.