Итоговый лексико-грамматический тест к учебнику английского языка 9 класса для школ с углубленным изучением /О.В.Афанасьева, И.В.Михеева/

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учителей иностранного языка

МАОУ «Средняя школа № 127»

___15____мая 2019 года

FINAL TEST / IX

2018-2019

1. Choose the right phrasal verb (to drop, to hold, to pick, to cut, to speak) and put it in the right form:

1. Many people … out and trying to find new ways of living.

2. Try and … off from people who are too friendly too suddenly.

3. After his half a year’s stay in London, he … up a lot of English words.

4. It’s necessary … your essay down a little.

5. The teacher … to him because of his bad behaviour.

6. During the discussion Ken … in with interesting remarks.

7. Some older children often … on younger ones.

8. Is it OK if I … in for coffee some time?

9. If you have a better idea, please … out.

10. Rain … on steadily all day.

1. Use the required article (a/an ,the or zero ) to complete the sentences.

1. Margaret Thatcher, … Prime Minister of GB, was the first woman to take this post.

2. “Lost”, … film we watched yesterday, was really interesting.

3. F. Dostoevsky, … greatest Russian writer, is well-known all over the world.

4. … Ms Black rang you up this morning. Do you know her?

5. I bought … Toyota and I’m really proud of it.

6. …. sweet Nancy never raises her voice at people.

7. He is … real Van Gough.

8. I’ve caught … cold lately.

9. I think I’ll have … salad to begin with.

10. Do you sell … perfume here?

1. Choose the right tense form to complete the sentences.

1. When he (returns / will return), he definitely ( helps / will help) you.

2. I ( forget / forgot) that you’ve seen this film.

3. Ben (is constantly coming / constantly comes) to school unprepared for his classes.

4. I’m used to (drive/driving) on the left in Britain.

5. I don’t know if I (see / will see) you next Sunday.

6. We (hear / have heard) Liz (moves / is moving) to the UK.

7. We didn’t go skating as it (snowed / was snowing) from morning till night.

8. John (stood / was standing) near the shop-window for a while and then went along the street.

9. I am not keen on historical novels, but I ( love/ am loving) this one.

10. I hope my friends ( gave/ will give) me a mobile as a birthday present.

11. We regret (to announce/announcing) that we are closing earlier.

12. We didn’t want to go to Spain because we ( were/ had been ) there before.

13. Cheer up and keep (smile/smiling).

14. When (does the train arrive / is the train arriving)?

15. For some minutes we (walked/were walking) in silence, then suddenly mother began laughing.

1. Insert the right prepositions:

1. I look forward (for/to/of) hearing from you soon.

2. He complained (about/on/for) a headache.

3. Mary has a deep affection (to/on/to) children.

4. He blamed me (in/for/about) spilling the paint.

5. He succeeded (on/in/for) getting her to give up smoking.

6. There are exceptions (in/of/to) every rule.

7. Don’t you object (on/to/about) my plan?

8. (During /For/To) the lesson I had several opportunities to express my opinion.

9. Try and hand in your works (in /on/for) time.

10. These events began (on/in/of ) a dark cold morning in ealy winter.

11. I’ll call you (afterwards /after/during ) the film is over.

12. We have high hopes (on/about/for) you.

13. We argued (about/for /during) a long time but (on/in /at) the end we achieved a decision.

14. His teachers liked his attitude (on/about/to) his studies.

1. Choose the right word:

1. It was raining heavily and she (offered/suggested) calling a taxi.

2. Is anybody ready (except/besides) John?

3. He made a (quick/fast/rapid) recovery after that bad injury.

4. The company has adupted a strict non-smoking (policy/politics).

5. He was chopping (wood/timber) for the fire.

6. Can I have a (quite/quiet) word with you, Amanda?

7. The flowers smell (strong/strongly) before the rain.

8. The town (lies/lays) to the east of us.

9. 1945 was a (historic/historical) year for our country.

10. Her hair is dark brown (as/like) mine.

11. Mr.J. was a judge (famous/well-known/notorious) for his cruelty and corruption.

12. We are sure something great (waits for/awaits) us in the near future.

13. (Belgians/ The Belgians) are the nation of people who come from Belgium.

14. They (joined/united) hands and danced round and round.

15. I (would rather/had better) swim than sit on the beach.

16. A small car is more (economic/economical) to run.