Контрольная работа по теме “Food and refreshments”

Test yourself (Spotlight)

Form 6 (Term 4)

“Food and refreshments”

I. LISTENING

You will hear two people talking about the food their guests like. Listen and complete questions 1-6.

II. READING.

Read the advertisement and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).

At the Fellini the food is great and the prices are fantastic. A meal for two costs about £50.

Are you tired of going to the same restaurant all the time? Well, come visit us at the Fellini on Appold Street. The Fellini is an Italian restaurant with a difference!

The restaurant’s starters are the best in city. Try the hot spicy soup of the chef’s salad. For your main course, choose between the roast beef and vegetables or the grilled chicken with rice. But save room for a dessert! How about apple muffins? No? Then why not try the chocolate ice cream?

The Fellini is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

1. The Fellini is a Chinese restaurant.

2. You can have a salad for a starter.

3. The chicken comes with rice.

4. There is only one kind of a dessert.

5. A meal for two costs more than £60.

6. The Fellini is not open on Mondays.

7. The restaurant is on Eldon Street.

III. VOCABULARY

1. Write the words in sections. 
banana, fish, milk, carrots, grapes, potatoes, apples, meat, yoghurt, chicken, bread.

2. Match the words.

IV. GRAMMAR.

1. Countable or uncountable?

bread, cheese, apple, sugar, milk, orange, rice, cake, tomato, pasta, strawberry, water, potato, oil, honey, onion, biscuit, meat.

2. Choose the correct word.

1. There isn't some /any coffee in the jar.

2. Bob usually has some /any eggs for breakfast.

3. There aren't much / many potatoes left. I'll go buy some.

4. You put too much / many sugar in my tea. It's very sweet.

5. Do you want sugar in your coffee? – Yes, a little/ a few, please.

6. There’re a little/ a few tomatoes in the fridge. We need to buy some.

7. Is there some /any cheese in this soup? I don't like cheese.

8. We haven't got much / many milk left.

9. You don’t need to buy rice. We’ve got a little/ a few bags of rice.