Контрольная работа по чтению для учащихся 7 класса по английскому языку

Test (Form 7)

I

Task 1

Прочитайте статью из газеты и установите соответствие утверждений 1-5 содержанию текста. Отметьте каждое утверждение TRUE, если оно соответствует содержанию текста, FALSE, если оно не соответствует или NOT STATED, если в тексте нет точной информации.

Boy George usually stays in bed on Saturdays, but last week he sold clothes in a shop. Actor Jeremy Irons sold flowers. And who did this man buy his knives and forks from? Uri Geller? It was all right.

Last Saturday, shoppers in Covent Garden in London had an unusual day. For 12 hours over 300 stars from television, pop music, sport and the cinema worked in shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants in Covent Garden. More than 100,000 customers came to see them.

Actress Kelly Hunter organized everything. The idea was simple. People came to see the stars, they bought things and the shop owners gave 5 per cent of the money to charity. But the stars didn't only sell things. They signed thousands a autographs and gave kisses to their fans. (A kiss from Boy George cost Ј 5). In other shops, customers met boxer Frank Bruno, the Bishop of California, TV cook Delia Smith and many others.

One hundred policemen were there, but there was no trouble. It was a good day for everyone. Fans got autographs and kisses from their favourite stars, the shops got a lot of new customers and at the end of the day more than Ј 100,000 went to charity.

1. Covent Garden is in London.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

1. Boy George works in a clothes shop every Saturday.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

1. There are only clothes shops in Covent Garden.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

1. All the stars were actors and actresses.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

1. Kelly Hunter lives near Covent Garden.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

Task 2

Прочитайте текст о достопримечательностях Лос-Андже­леса. Установите соответствие между заголовками А — F и пронумерованными абзацами текста 1—5. Запишите свои ответы в таблицу. Используйте каждую букву только 1 раз.

A. Shopping

B. Entertainment

C. Celebrities

D. Places to visit

E. Eating out

F. Accommodation

1. Los Angeles is the second largest city in America. It's also home to film stars, sunny weather, tall buildings and heavy traf­fic. The hotels in LA are more expensive than those in many other American cities, but they are clean and safe.

2. There are many interesting places that you can visit, like Venice Beach with its street performers or Universal Studios to see how they make films. Children can visit the Children's Museum -one of the most exciting museums in the world.

3. There are famous restaurants you can eat at, like the Buffalo Club, a place packed with celebrities, orMusso and Frank's, Hol­lywood's oldest restaurant. For the most delicious Mexican dishes eat at the Border Grill.

4. You can buy cheap fashionable clothes on Melrose Avenue. Do you want designer clothes? Then go to the expensive shops on Rodeo Drive. A visit there is always unforgettable.

5. The nightlife is exciting on the Sunset Strip, an area in Hol­lywood with famous clubs. There you can enjoy rock'n'roll music. LA is a modern city with something for everyone. It's noisy and crowded, but it's also fascinating.

Test (Form 7)

II

Task 1

Прочитайте статью из газеты и установите соответствие утверждений 1-5 содержанию текста. Отметьте каждое утверждение TRUE, если оно соответствует содержанию текста, FALSE, если оно не соответствует или NOT STATED, если в тексте нет точной информации.

Sleep ... sleep ... sleep

In a normal life a person sleeps for about twenty-five years. But why do we sleep? The simple answer is: we don't know. We need more sleep when we are young. A baby sleeps for about ten hours. A teenager sleeps for eight and a half hours. And adult sleeps for seven or eight hours. Old people need only five or six hours.

There are two kinds of sleep. When you go to sleep you go into deep sleep. Your temperature falls, your body relaxes, and you breath slowly. After about half an hour you go into active sleep. This is also called rapid eye movement sleep (or REM sleep), because your eyes move. You dream in both deep sleep and REM sleep, but in REM sleep you dream in pictures. If you wake up in REM sleep you can usually remember your dream. Your body spends about twenty minutes in REM sleep and then goes back into deep sleep for an hour.

Do you ever talk or walk in your sleep? People sleepwalk in deep sleep and sleepwalkers do amazing things. They open doors and windows, they ride bicycles and drive cars. They cook, they take a bath or a shower (often in their pyjamas), they shave, they clean their teeth, they get dressed, they dig the garden and other things.

1 Everyone sleeps for eight hours a night.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

2 Teenagers need less sleep than adults.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

3 Some people sleep for only one or two hours.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

4 REM sleep is the same as active sleep.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

5 You only dream in deep sleep.

1. True 2) False 3) Not stated

Task 2

Прочитайте текст о необычном преступлении. Установите соответствие между заголовками А — F и пронумерованными абзацами текста 1—5. Запишите свои ответы в таблицу. Используйте каждую букву только 1 раз.

A. Computer virus

B. Game addiction

C. A crime

D. An important message

E. Punishment

F. Using neighbours' wi-fi

1. A Singapore teenagerwho used his neighbours' wi-fi Internet network will not be able to use the Internet for the next 18 months. The message for wi-fi users is clear: if it isn't yours, don't use it.

2. Seventeen-year-old Garyl Tan Luo was an online-game fan and played games at all hours of the day. He didn't have time to study and wasn't able to complete his course at the college. In the end, his parents were very worried and they disconnected their Internet access so Tan couldn't go online.

3. However, this didn't stop him. He knew his neighbours had Internet access, so he used theirs. He was able to connect to their wireless Internet network, or 'wi-fi', and continued playing online games from his own home.

4. The neighbours noticed Tan was using their wi-fi one night. They told him to stop, but he didn't, and so they called the police. In Singapore' it's a crime to use a wi -fi network that isn't yours. So, the young wi-fi thief had to go to court.

5. In court, Tan said he was very sorry. The judge didn't sent him to prison. Instead, he sent Tan to a boys' hostel for nine months. At the hostel, he will do sports and other activities, he won't be able to use the Internet for the next year and a half.