План конспект урока по теме "Парки" 5 класс

Test Yourself

I variant

I. Here are some facts about J. K. Rowling. Fill in the gaps with make or do. Use Past Simple.

1. J. K. Rowling _____________ a French course when she was young.

2. J. K. Rowling _____________ a mistake when she became a secretary.

3. In Portugal J. K. Rowling __________ a lot of progress with her writing.

4. In Portugal J. K. Rowling _______________ sports.

II. Complete the sentences with the right form.

1. Sylvester Stallone is a famous

a) camera operator

b) actor

c) artist

d) actress.

2. A funny film is called

a) a thriller

b) a comedy

c) a horror film

d) a drama

3. A film that makes the audience cry is

a) boring

b) awful

c) moving

d) violent

4. A looser is someone who

a) loses things

b) often gets lost

c) wears loose clothes

d) does not achieve anything important in life.

5. An American flag is called

a) the Union Jack

b) Stars and Stripes

c) the Red Dragon

d) the Southern Cross.

III. Fill in the gaps and complete the sentences with the following words:

Beverly Hills, film studios, the capital, actors, Malibu Beach, Rodeo Drive, sidewalk, Hollywood Boulevard, the USA, Hollywood, the Oscar ceremony, The Kodak Theatre.

Los Angeles is one of the biggest cities in _______________. It’s famous for ________________, __________________ of the world’s movie production. A lot of ________________ work and live near LA. They work for _________________: MGM, Paramount and many others. They live in ______________________ or ____________________, where they feel safe. You are likely to spot them at __________________ where the most expensive shops in the world are situated. They also are sure to come _____________________, which takes place in __________________ every year in February. If you walk down _______________________________, you’ll see a lot of stars in thr _________________________. It is the world-famous _____________________________.

Test Yourself

II variant

I. Here are some facts about J. K. Rowling. Fill in the gaps with make or do. Use Past Simple.

1. In Edinburgh J. K. Rowling __________________ all her housework herself.

2. When J. K. Rowling needed money, one of her friends __________ her a favour.

3. J. K. Rowling ____________ a lot of money with her books.

4. J. K. Rowling _______________ friends all over the world thanks to Harry Potter.

II. Complete the sentences with the right form.

1. Hollywood is

a) a state

b) a city

c) a river

d) a suburb of a big city

2. … means fairy-tails for grown-ups.

a) a comedy

b) fantasy

c) a western

d) an animated cartoon.

3. A blockbuster is a very … film.

a) successful

b) boring

c) moving

d) violent

4. A film about cowboys and Indians is called

a) a western

b) an action film

c) a drama

d) a romance

5. An American flag is called

a) the Union Jack

b) Stars and Stripes

c) the Red Dragon

d) the Southern Cross.

III. Fill in the gaps and complete the sentences with the following words:

Beverly Hills, film studios, the capital, actors, Malibu Beach, Rodeo Drive, sidewalk, Hollywood Boulevard, the USA, Hollywood, the Oscar ceremony, The Kodak Theatre.

Los Angeles is one of the biggest cities in _______________. It’s famous for ________________, __________________ of the world’s movie production. A lot of ________________ work and live near LA. They work for _________________: MGM, Paramount and many others. They live in ______________________ or ____________________, where they feel safe. You are likely to spot them at __________________ where the most expensive shops in the world are situated. They also are sure to come _____________________, which takes place in __________________ every year in February. If you walk down _______________________________, you’ll see a lot of stars in the _________________________. It is the world-famous _____________________________.

IV. Put the verbs in brackets in the right form:

1. If I live in Moscow, I (to visit) the Tretyakov Gallery every year.

____________________________________________________________________

2. If I (to get) a ticket, I’ll go to the Philharmonic.

____________________________________________________________________

V. Подберите наилучший перевод для данного предложения:

If you showed a good attitude to me, I would be more open with you.

1. Если ты показал мне хорошее отношение, то я откроюсь тебе.

2. Если бы ты показал хорошее отношение ко мне, то я бы был более открытым по отношению к тебе.

3. Если бы ты показал хорошее отношение ко мне, то я открылся для тебя.

IV. Put the verbs in brackets in the right form:

If she (to know) English, she’ll try to enter the university.

____________________________________________________________________

If we receive a telegram from him, we (not to worry)

____________________________________________________________________

V. Подберите наилучший перевод для данного предложения:

If I worked as babysitter, I would try to be patient.

а) Если я работала приходящей няней, я постараюсь быть терпеливой.

b) Если бы я работала приходящей няней, то я постараюсь быть пациентом.

с) Если бы я работала приходящей няней, то постаралась бы быть терпеливой.

Test Yourself “The American flag”

I variant

1. How many stars and stripes are on the modern American flag?

а) 50 stars and 13 stripes

b) 48 stars and 10 stripes

c) 20 stars and stripes

2. How many stars and stripes were on the first American flag?

а) 50 stars and 13 stripes

b) 48 stars and 10 stripes

c) 13 stars and 13 stripes

3. Why is Betsy Ross associated with American’s flag? 

a) She came up with the idea to include stars and stripes. 

b) She carried the first American flag in a parade.

c) She is said to have sewn the first American flag.

4. Why were the thirteen stars on the original American flag designed in a circle?

a) It looked prettiest that way 

b) To symbolize the bond of the colonies

c) So that none of the colonies appeared to be above another

5. The first American flag was designed by:

a) the Pilgrims

b) G. Washington

c) Betsy Ross

6. Americans celebrate Flag Day on:

a) June 14

b) January 7

c) July 4

7. The last new star was added to the American Flag in:

a) 18^th century

b) 19^th century

c) 20^th century

Test Yourself “The American flag”

II variant

1. How many stars and stripes were on the first American flag?

а) 50 stars and 13 stripes

b) 13 stars and 13 stripes

c) 48 stars and 10 stripes

2. How many stars and stripes are on the modern American flag?

a) 20 stars and stripes

b) 50 stars and 13 stripes

c) 48 stars and 10 stripes

3. Why were the thirteen stars on the original American flag designed in a circle?

a) So that none of the colonies appeared to be above another

b) It looked prettiest that way 

c) To symbolize the bond of the colonies

4. Why is Betsy Ross associated with American’s flag? 

a) She carried the first American flag in a parade.

b) She came up with the idea to include stars and stripes. 

c) She is said to have sewn the first American flag.

5. Americans celebrate Flag Day on:

a) January 7

b) July 4

c) June 14

6. The first American flag was designed by:

a) the Pilgrims

b) Betsy Ross

c) G. Washington

7. The last new star was added to the American Flag in:

a) 20^th century

b) 18^th century

c) 19^th century

1. The first American flag was created by the Pilgrims.

2. The first American flag was designed by the author of the Declaration of Independence.

3. George Washington designed the first flag.

4. There were thirteen stars and thirteen stripes on the original US flag.

1. The stars and stripes used to symbolize the first thirteen states.

2. More stars and stripes used to be added to the flag when more states joined the Union.

3. Nowadays there are fifty stars and thirty-seven stripes on the flag.

4. The stripes on the flag stand for all the states that the USA consists of today.

Test Yourself

1 variant

I. Say if these statements are true, false or there is no information.

1. It’s not possible for an ordinary person to go inside the White House.

2. The Washington monument was brought from Egypt.

3. Washington stands on the River Potomac.

4. Washington is named after the first President of the USA.

5. Washington is in Washington State.

II. Choose the right answer:

1. Who lives in Washington, D.C.?

a) The President and the First Lady

b) The Queen

c) The Congress

2. Who was the first person to be elected the President of the United States?

a) Thomas Jefferson

b) George Washington

c) Lincoln

3. Where can you get information about special activities at the Washington Museums?

a) The Supreme Court

b) The White House

c) The Smithsonian Institution

4. Where is the State of Washington located?

a) It is bordered by the state of Maryland and Virginia

b) It is bordered by the state of Arizona and New Mexico

c) It is bordered by the state of Oregon and Virginia

5. Did George Washington live in the White House?

a) No

b) Yes

6. Where are the laws passed?

a) Congress

b) Capitol

c) The Supreme Court

Test Yourself

2 variant

I. Say if these statements are true, false or there is no information.

1. Washington stands on the River Potomac.

2. Washington is in Washington State.

3. It’s not possible for an ordinary person to go inside the White House.

4. Washington is named after the first President of the USA.

5. The Washington monument was brought from Egypt.

II. Choose the right answer:

1. Who was the first person to be elected the President of the United States?

a) Lincoln

b) Thomas Jefferson

c) George Washington

2. Where can you get information about special activities at the Washington Museums?

a) The Supreme Court

b) The White House

c) The Smithsonian Institution

3. Where is the State of Washington located?

a) It is bordered by the state of Arizona and New Mexico

b) It is bordered by the state of Maryland and Virginia

c) It is bordered by the state of Oregon and Virginia

4. Did George Washington live in the White House?

a) Yes

b) No

5. Where are the laws passed?

a) Congress

b) The Supreme Court

c) Capitol

6. Who lives in Washington, D.C.?

a) The Congress

b) The Queen

c) The President and the First Lady

Test Yourself

1 variant

1. Choose the right answers.

1. … is the biggest part of New York.

a) Brooklyn

b) the Bronx

c) Manhattan

2. … are very tall buildings.

a) skyscrapers

b) skyrippers

c) skyhighers

3. … is the tallest building in New York.

a) The Rockefeller Center

b) The Empire State Building

c) The Chrysler Building

4. If you want to see a famous musical you should go to …

a) Fifth Avenue

b) Broadway

c) Chicago

5. … is famous for its unusual building, which was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

a) The Rockefeller Center

b) The Chrysler Building

c) The Guggenheim museum.

2. Choose a, the or no article and fill in the gaps.

1. People in New York love to relax in ___ Central Park.

2. ___ dinner we had yesterday was great.

3. One of the most interesting places in New York is __ Statue of Liberty.

4. A lot of tourists from ___Russia, ___ Germany, ___France and other countries come to ___ USA every year.

5. My friend is in ___ hospital. He has broken his leg.

3. Образуйте существительные от следующих существительных и прилагательных:

Free, brother, friend, member.

4. Find the synonyms to the underlined words.

1. The sights of New York are very interesting.

a) attractions

b) streets

c) places

2. Every year a lot of tourists come to New York.

a) immigrate

b) visit

c) listen.

3. This dish is delicious.

a) very bad

b) OK

c) tasty

Test Yourself

2 variant

1. Choose the right answers.

1. The Statue of Liberty used to …

a) welcome the president of the USA

b) welcome tourists to the USA

c) show the way to the ships.

2. … is well known for its huge sandwiches and fantastic blintzes.

a) The Carnegie Deli

b) MacDonald’s

c) Russian food

3. New York is on …

a) the Hudson

b) the Thames

c) The Mississippi

4. … in New York run East to west across the island.

a) Streets

b) Avenues

c) Squares

5. … is the tallest building in New York.

a) The Rockefeller Center

b) The Empire State Building

c) The Chrysler Building

2. Choose a, the or no article and fill in the gaps.

1. ___ lunch, you have ordered, isn’t ready yet.

2. Andrew is still in __ bed. We must wake him up!

3. We had ___ delicious dinner at Carnegie Deli.

4. Go to __ Fifth Avenue and then turn right into ___ 32d Street.

5. A lot of tourists from ___ Germany ___Russia, ___France and other countries come to ___ USA every year.

3. Образуйте существительные от следующих существительных и прилагательных:

Kind, happy, neighbor, friend.

4. Find the synonyms to the underlined words.

1. I have just read an amazing book.

a) boring

b) wonderful

c) exciting

2. The building was designed by Rastrelli.

a) Rastrelli built this building.

b) Rastrelli used his own money to build this building.

c) The building was bought by Rastrelli.

3. MacDonald’s is famous for its quick service.

a) is known for

b) is interesting for

c) is liked for.