Итоговая контрольная работа по английскому языку за год (Starlight 5)

Final Test

The 5^th grade.

Name________________________________________ Date_____________

• Listening

1. Listen to two friends talking and circle True or False

e.g. Becky is going home.

True False

1. The weather is good.

True False

2. Jo is wearing a coat.

True False

3. Jo hasn't got any plans for the weekend.

True False

4. Becky wants to buy a new skirt.

True False

5. Becky and Jo will go shopping at eleven o'clock on Saturday.

True False

• Vocabulary

2. Complete the sentences with the correct word.

text * climate * favourite * ruled * dream

1. English is my …………………. subject.

2. My …………….. is to become a famous artist.

3. In Canada, the ………………. is cold in the winter.

4. Queen Elizabeth I …………… England from 1558 to 1603.

5. Nancy sends …………. messages to her friends every day.

3. Underline the correct item.

1. On school days, I go/get up early.

2. Paris is the capital/nation city of France.

3. Paul is afraid to climb an active/ancient volcano.

4. The special/running effects in that film were amazing.

5. There are low/windy temperatures at night in the desert.

• Grammar

4. Choose the correct item.

1. Kelly is the ….. singer in the class.

a) worse b) bad c) worst

2. ….. is your favourite subject?

a) What b) Where c) Who

3. There are ….. islands on the lake.

a) some b) any c) a

4. You can buy … milk here.

1. some b) any c) -

5. Ivan is … than John.

1. the strongest b) more strong c)stronger

5. Choose the correct item.

1. I … my work yet.

a) didn't finish b) don't finish c) haven't finished

2. The girls … about the boys now.

a) have talked b) are talking c) will talk

3. She ... so late this week

a) is coming b) comes c) came

4. You ... drink more as the doctor says

a) must b) can c) have to

5. I often ... after my sister.

a) look b) looked c) is looking

• Everyday English

6. Choose the correct response.

1. What can I get for you? A. Sure. Here it is

2. How about going to the circus. B. Pizza, please.

3. Can I have lemonade, please? C. Thank you.

4. Here's your change. D. OK, here you are.

5. That's £5.25, please. E. I'm afraid I can't.

7. Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false) or Not stated (NS).

Continents and Countries.

The planet we live on is the Earth. The Earth is round. If you look at the Earth from space, you will be able to see land, seas, oceans, continents and even countries. Sometimes you can see them through clouds. They look very beautiful when the sun rises or sets.

There are four oceans and six continents. The continents are: Eurasia, Africa, Australia, Antarctica, North and South America. The continents are very large. Oceans and seas wash them and separate them from each other. There are usually many countries on each continent. For example, there are more than 40 countries in Africa, but there is only one large country in Australia. It has got almost the same name as the continent. Australia is very big country, but some countries are small. Iceland is a very small country. It is situated on an island to the north of Europe.

The largest country in the world is the Russian Federation (Russia). The smallest country is the Vatican. All the countries have interesting people, places, animals and plants.

People of different nationalities live in these countries. They speak different languages. Each country has its national flag, anthem and its own traditions and customs.

1. From space you can see cities, towns and a small villages on the Earth.

2. Africa is larger than Australia.

3. Oceans separate continents from each other.

4. There are more than forty countries in Australia.

5. The largest country in the world is Russia.

6. The smallest country in the world is Iceland.

7. Some countries have the same flag.

8. Fill in:

centre postcard town forests sightseeing

Dear Ben.

I am writing to you from Elk, a beautiful (1)…… in Poland. My family and I decided to come here this summer, however it is raining while I am writing this (2)…… to you. Hopefully it will be hot again soon.

There are beautiful lakes and (3)…… here, therefore I go for long walks every day or canoe down the river Elk. I am enjoying that very much.

Most afternoons we go (4)…… and then we have dinner at excellent restaurants in the (5)…… of the town. Last night I tried a local fish dish. It was a very interesting meal.

See you soon,

Mark.

• Writing

9. Write a short email to your parents about your new English friend (50-60 words).

Include:

• his/her name, age;

• a description of his/her appearance (hair/eye colour, height, weight);

• his/her favourite hobby, school subject and sports;

• his sports star and film star.

Final Test

The 5^th grade.

Name________________________________________ Date_____________

• Listening

1. Listen to two friends talking and circle

e.g. Becky is going home.

True False

1. The weather is bad.

True False

2. Becky is going to the bakery to buy some bread

True False

3. Jo is wearing a raincoat.

True False

4. Becky wants to buy some new jeans.

True False

5. Becky and Jo will go shopping at 8-30 on Saturday.

True False

• Vocabulary

2. Complete the sentences with the correct word in a proper form.

narrow • public • ash • busy • eruption

1. The old part of Moscow is full of … streets.

2. I have never used a … bath; I always use a shower.

3. Pompeii was buried under … after the eruption of Vesuvius.

4. Planes don't fly to Iceland now because of the volcanic ….

5. Nowadays Rome is a very … city with a lot of traffic.

3. Underline the correct item.

1. board games/ plays

2. work as/ like traders

3. discover/ design China

4. fancy/ lively dress parties

5. the last/ latest fashion

• Grammar

4. Choose the correct item.

1. How ….. coffee do you drink each day?

a) lot of b) many c) much

2. Bill plays the guitar very ….

a) good b) well c) best

3. I'm busy doing … exercise.

а) some b)few c) an

4. … is your favorite actor?

a) What b) Where c) Who

5. Jane is …girl in our school.

a)the most clever b) the cleverest c) cleverer

5. Choose the correct item.

1. Nelly … a lot of mistakes in her test yesterday.

a) will make b) has made c) made

2. Their winter holidays … in two weeks.

a) have begun b) will begin c) began

3. The children usually … good care of their pets.

a) take b) took c) is taking

4. Nicky … computer games all the time.

1. is playing b) plays c) played

5. ... I play in this room for a while?

a) Can b) Must c) Have

• Everyday English

6. Choose the correct response.

1. Have a good trip! A. Ice-cream, please.

2. Anything else? B. My pleasure. It was nothing.

3. Thanks for your help. C. Thanks, the same to you.

4. What would you like to have? D. Thanks. You're very kind.

5. You look wonderful today. E. No, thank you.

7. Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false) or Not stated (NS).

Old York

We have New York, but England has old York. It is one of the country's top tourist destinations outside of London. The town offers a captivating tour of historic sights within its formidable medieval wall.

The town has a rich, long history. It served as a Roman provincial capital in A.D. 71. Then it was the capital of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Northumbria after the fall of Rome. And, finally, it became a trading center in the 9th century.

The city is famous for its historical buildings. The most popular is the city's fine cathedral, or Minster. This magnificent cathedral is York's best-known sight. It is Britain's largest Gothic church and is still in use today.

Just outside the city walls near the train station is the National Railway Museum. It shows two centuries of British railroad history. In the Industrial Age, York was the railway centre of northern England. The museum can offer beautifully preserved historic trains. Visitors can also have a look at a steam engine. It is opened to show cylinders, driving wheels, and a smoke box in action. Exhibits trace the evolution of steam-powered transportation from very early trains like an 1830 stagecoach on rails to the aerodynamic Mallard. It was famous as the first train to travel at two miles per minute.

Old York has got loads of more to offer its visitors. Come and see!

1. Old York is a modern city in England.

2. Old York is a Roman capital.

3. The best known sight of Old York is an ancient cathedral.

4. Minster is larger than any other Gothic church in Britain.

5. The National Railway Museum is situated out of the city.

6. You can see a lot of modern trains in the National Railway Museum.

7. You can get to the National Railway Museum by train.

8. Fill in:

sick weather stuffy campfire pleasure

Dear Emily,

Thank you for your letter. It's always a (1) _________ to receive your letters.

You asked me how I spent the summer. Well, it was not the best summer of my life. First, I caught a cold and was (2)________ for three weeks. Because of this I could not go to a youth camp and I spent a month in a (3)________ city.

Then the (4)________ turned bad and again I had to stay home. Only in August, I managed to go hiking with friends. We had a lot of fun and sang songs around the (5)________.

How is your new cat? Did it get used to you? What do you feed it?

Well, I've got to finish. It is now 10:00 pm, it's time to sleep.

Take care of yourself,

Kaitlyn

• Writing

9. Write a short email to your parents about your new English friend (50-60 words).

Include:

• his/her name, age;

• a description of his/her appearance (hair/eye colour, height, weight);

• his/her favourite hobby, school subject and sports;

• his sports star and film star.