Контрольная работа по английскому языку в 10 классе
Контрольная работа по английскому языку в 10 классе
Контрольная работа по английскому языку в 10 классе
по теме « In harmony with others»
I Read the text and complete it with the phrases (a— g). There is one phrase you don't have to use.
a) from the 17th century
b) to support themselves
c) butterflies and birds
d) is situated in
e) its name is
f) with central heating and various electric devices
g) until they became a museum
There are lots of various museums in the world. The museum we want to acquaint you with is quite unique. In the United Kingdom it is the only museum which specializes in furniture
and domestic interiors of town houses. (1)_______ the Geffrye Museum. The Geffrye
is one of the most friendly and enjoyable museums in London. Situated in the east of the capital, the museum gives a wonderful opportunity to see how English homes have developed(2)_____to the present day.
The exhibition is designed as a series of rooms. Each room shows furniture, costumes and interiors of a particular period, for example during the reign of Queen Victoria. As you walk along, you can see how the dark and gloomy houses of the Henry VIII (Tudor) era were gradually replaced by the houses of today, (3) _____ — it is a real walk through time.
The museum uses former almshouses built by Sir Robert Geffrye in 1715. Almshouses were houses for old people who did not have any money (4) ______ Robert Geffrye was a wealthy and successful merchant who made his fortune through trade with India and China. For his good deeds and success in business, Sir Geffrye even served as a Mayor of London. The Geffrye almshouses were beautiful buildings surrounded by big trees and attractive gardens.
The almshouses provided a home to poor pensioners and widows (5)____ in 1914. Shoreditch, the area where the museum is situated, is well-known for its fine local furniture makers. Originally, the main purpose of the museum was to support and encourage local furniture makers.
Today, the museum is not only a collection of English furniture and interiors but also an active education centre. Children and young people can come here to learn the basics of design, take part in theatre shows, lectures and seminars.
The Geffrye Museum also has a sequence of chronologically arranged period gardens. They highlight the past four centuries of middle-class domestic gardening and explore the connections between home interiors and gardens. The beautiful herb garden where people can see herbs from many countries has over 170 different plants. Most of the plants are traditionally associated with English herb gardens, such as roses, honeysuckles and lilies. They attract insects, (6) _____ providing a valuable urban habitat and a useful learning resource for people interested in the ecology of gardens. Here visitors can get some information about how different herbs can be used in medicine, cosmetics and cooking.
II. Choose the appropriate words in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. Let's (appeal/avoid) to the facts. 2. Teachers should have (praise/patience) with slow learners. 3. His (relation/attitude) to his younger brother was surprisingly cold. 4. John has always been popular with his friends especially with his (peers/siblings).5. (Do/Make) an effort and stop coming late. 6. When people ask you to give them some money for a certain period of time, they (borrow/lend) it.7. Our picture was taken (with/by) his new camera. 8. If you (inherit/inspire) money or property, you receive it from someone who has died. 9. The story is based on real (accident/incident). 10. He uses the piece of glass (like/as) a mirror.
III. Write the same in a different way using passive verb forms.
1. Somebody will give you all possible help. 2. They must publish this book in May. 3. She treats all her children equally. 4. At 9 o’clock yesterday Sam was still doing his homework. 5. Somebody allowed us some sweets. 6. The engineers have invented a new computer gadget recently. 7. Look! They are broadcasting the President’s speech now. 8. We wondered who had inherited the wonderful old library.
IV. Use the necessary words to complete the sentences.
1. We can’t ____ to go on holiday this year. We don’t have enough time. 2. You must change your ____ to the job you are doing. 3. I did a lot of housework which ____ several chores in the morning. 4. Have ____. Your friends will be here soon. 5. Not everybody has a regular job and a good ____. 6. I think the ____ part of the money should be spent on entertainment.
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«Контрольная работа по английскому языку в 10 классе»
Контрольная работа по английскому языку в 10 классе
по теме « In harmony with others»
I Read the text and complete it with the phrases (a— g). There is one phrase you don't have to use.
a) from the 17th century
b) to support themselves
c) butterflies and birds
d) is situated in
e) its name is
f) with central heating and various electric devices
g) until they became a museum
There are lots of various museums in the world. The museum we want to acquaint you with is quite unique. In the United Kingdom it is the only museum which specializes in furniture
and domestic interiors of town houses. (1)_______ the Geffrye Museum. The Geffrye
is one of the most friendly and enjoyable museums in London. Situated in the east of the capital, the museum gives a wonderful opportunity to see how English homes have developed(2)_____to the present day.
The exhibition is designed as a series of rooms. Each room shows furniture, costumes and interiors of a particular period, for example during the reign of Queen Victoria. As you walk along, you can see how the dark and gloomy houses of the Henry VIII (Tudor) era were gradually replaced by the houses of today, (3) _____ — it is a real walk through time.
The museum uses former almshouses built by Sir Robert Geffrye in 1715. Almshouses were houses for old people who did not have any money (4) ______ Robert Geffrye was a wealthy and successful merchant who made his fortune through trade with India and China. For his good deeds and success in business, Sir Geffrye even served as a Mayor of London. The Geffrye almshouses were beautiful buildings surrounded by big trees and attractive gardens.
The almshouses provided a home to poor pensioners and widows (5)____ in 1914. Shoreditch, the area where the museum is situated, is well-known for its fine local furniture makers. Originally, the main purpose of the museum was to support and encourage local furniture makers.
Today, the museum is not only a collection of English furniture and interiors but also an active education centre. Children and young people can come here to learn the basics of design, take part in theatre shows, lectures and seminars.
The Geffrye Museum also has a sequence of chronologically arranged period gardens. They highlight the past four centuries of middle-class domestic gardening and explore the connections between home interiors and gardens. The beautiful herb garden where people can see herbs from many countries has over 170 different plants. Most of the plants are traditionally associated with English herb gardens, such as roses, honeysuckles and lilies. They attract insects, (6) _____ providing a valuable urban habitat and a useful learning resource for people interested in the ecology of gardens. Here visitors can get some information about how different herbs can be used in medicine, cosmetics and cooking.
II. Choose the appropriate words in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. Let's (appeal/avoid) to the facts. 2. Teachers should have (praise/patience) with slow learners. 3. His (relation/attitude) to his younger brother was surprisingly cold. 4. John has always been popular with his friends especially with his (peers/siblings).5. (Do/Make) an effort and stop coming late.. 6. When people ask you to give them some money for a certain period of time, they (borrow/lend) it.7. Our picture was taken (with/by) his new camera. 8. If you (inherit/inspire) money or property, you receive it from someone who has died. 9. The story is based on real (accident/incident). 10. He uses the piece of glass (like/as) a mirror.
III. Write the same in a different way using passive verb forms.
1. Somebody will give you all possible help. 2. They must publish this book in May. 3. She treats all her children equally. 4. At 9 o’clock yesterday Sam was still doing his homework. 5. Somebody allowed us some sweets. 6. The engineers have invented a new computer gadget recently. 7. Look! They are broadcasting the President’s speech now. 8. We wondered who had inherited the wonderful old library.
IV. Use the necessary words to complete the sentences.
1. We can’t ____ to go on holiday this year. We don’t have enough time. 2. You must change your ____ to the job you are doing. 3. I did a lot of housework which ____ several chores in the morning. 4. Have ____ . Your friends will be here soon. 5. Not everybody has a regular job and a good ____ . 6. I think the ____ part of the money should be spent on entertainment.
