Контрольные работы к УМК Spotlight 10 ( 1 полугодие)

“SPOTLIGHT 10.” MODULE 1. TEST YOURSELF.

I. Fill in:* bargain, *loyal, * manufactured, *faded, * film, *moody, * great outdoors, *dishonest, * run, * street markets.

1). Many expensive designer clothes are now _______ cheaply in Asia.

2). Paul is quite _____; one minute he’s all happy, the next he’s upset.

3). My mother believes that the best bargains can be found at the ______ in our town.

4). Have you got any plans for tonight? Would you like to catch a ______ ?

5). This leather jacket was a real ______ . I got it for 30.

6). Emily is going to be late because she has to ______ errand for her grandmother.

7). I think you should buy a new pair jeans as those ones are _______ .

8). John cannot be trusted .He is very ______ .

9). Luke loves the _______. He always goes hiking or camping at the weekends.

10). He goes to all of his teams’ matches. He is a ______ fan.

II. Underline the correct word.

11). She is acting the supporting \ supportive role in the film.

12). He isn’t respected \ respectful because he is rude to people.

13). My friend is very caring \ careful driver.

14). I’m not a morning person. I’m like a bear with a sore paw \ head when I wake up.

15). No one likes our new classmate and everybody gives him the cold eye \ shoulder when he comes in.

16). Dance music and clubbing are my romance\ passion.

17). I think Tim is _____ mean \ jealous of me because I have a new computer.

18). Ann is a very kind and loyal \ trusting girl; she believes whatever people tell her.

19). My brother is a caring\ careful person. I remember him sitting up with meal night once when I had a fever and could not sleep.

20). Roger can also be dedicated\ mean. He doesn’t like sharing things or spending money.

III. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

21). _____ ( you \ drink) coffee with your breakfast every day?

22). Tom ____ ( leave) the house at 7 o’clock every morning.

23). Tim and Matilda______ ( be ) married since 2010.

24). He _____ ( drink) two cups of coffee this morning.

25). Clare’s train _____ ( arrive) at 3 o’clock. I must go and meet her at the station.

26). I can’t go to the party on Saturday. I ______ ( leave) for Spain on Friday night.

27). Liz and I are good friends. We _____ ( know) each other for four years.

28). She _____ (revise) for the exams since Monday.

29). - Are you doing anything tomorrow evening?

- Yes, I ____ (see) Jack at nine o’clock.

30). How long ______ (you \ know) Julian?

IV. Fill in the correct particle: * up, *forward to, *down on, *out for, *after

31). Jane is really looking ______ her sister’s wedding.

32). Julie looks _____ our children while we’re at work.

33). I don’t remember her phone number- let me look it ______ .

34). Look _____ sharks when you go swimming !

35). He’s a bit of a snob and looks _____ people who aren’t from his social background.

V. Fill in the gaps with: * gone to,* been to, * been in.

36). I am alone in the house. My parents have _____ London.

37). “Is Philip at home?” “No, he has _____ work”.

38). Anita has just come home. She has _____ the theatre.

39). They have _____ Rome for two months. They enjoy the city.

40). She’s having a shower right now because she _____ the gym.

VI. Form adjectives from the words in brackets.

41). Tim was very ______ ( DISAPPOINT) when Lisa said she wouldn’t come to the party.

42). The trip to Jamaica was really ______. ( AMAZE)

43). She’s very _____ (CARE) person; no wonder she’s a babysitter.

44). My car is very _____ (ECONOMY). I don’t spend much money on petrol.

45). My dad was _____ (FURY) when I told him what I’d done.

VII. Read the text. Five sentences are missing. Match each sentence ( A –F) to the gaps ( 1 -5). One sentence is extra.

GRADUATION DAY: a time to celebrate!

Cultures all over the world celebrate academic achievement through graduation ceremonies. 46)________. On the actual graduation day students enter the ceremony as “graduands” and leave as “graduates”, thus passing into a new stage of their lives. The whole idea of graduation dates back to the 12^th century when scholastic (учёный, имеющий образование) monks participated in various ceremonies. 47)_______. Since then, graduation has evolved to suit each society. In medieval times, priests began to wear different coloured hoods and robes to symbolize their level of knowledge and specialization. 48)_______.

Every graduation ceremony is different. 49)_______. A fairly popular ritual is the tossing (подбрасывание) of the graduation caps into the air at the end of the ceremony. 50)_______. Graduation ceremonies occur not only at high institutions of learning. Kids, 3-5 years old even go through graduation as they leave kindergarten and enter primary school. They start kindergarten knowing only how to talk and they leave knowing how to count and write letters. Now that calls for a celebration with some proud parents and teachers!

A Education is a valued part of all societies.

B. This symbolizes the excitement of growth in knowledge.

C. Thus ( так, таким образом) the use of different gowns and caps in today’s ceremonies.

D. They wore hoods and robes in these celebrations.

E. But, what remains the same is the awarding of diplomas.

F. Ceremonies differ from culture to culture, but all mark a significant change in one’s life.

VIII. Everyday English.

51). A: Do you enjoy cycling? 54). A: How is it going?

B: a. I’m crazy about it B: a. Not too bad.

b. Really! b. To the park with my dog.

52). A: You are looking very well. 55). A: Everything all right?

B: a. Thanks, so am I. B: a. That’s crazy!

b. Thanks, so are you. b. Yeah, fine.

53). A: What’s up?

B: a. Nothing much.

b. I’m sick and tired of it.

“SPOTLIGHT 10” MODULE 1. Variant 1. KEYS

TASK I. TASK 2. TASK 3

1). Manufactured 11). Supporting 21). Do you drink…?

2). Moody 12). Respectful 22). Leaves

3). Street markets 13). Careful 23). Have been married

4). Film 14). Head 24). Has drunk

5). Bargain 15). Shoulder 25). Arrives

6). Run 16). Passion 26). Am leaving

7). Faded 17).Jealous 27). Have known

8). Dishonest 18). Trusting 28). Has been revising

9). Great outdoors 19).Caring 29). Am seeing

10). Loyal 20). Mean 30). Have you known…?

TASK 4 TASK 5 TASK 6

31). Forward to 36). Gone to 41). DISAPPOINTED

32). After 37). Gone to 42). AMAZING

33). Up 38). Been to 43). CARING

34). Out for 39). Been in 44).ECONOMICAL

35). Down on 40). Been to 45). FURIOUS

TASK 7 (Text) Graduation day TASK 8

46). A 51) A

47). D 52) B

48). C 53) A

49). E 54) A

50). F 55) B

“SPOTLIGHT 10.” MODULE 1. TEST YOURSELF.

I. Fill in: *run, *catch, *check out, * chat, *go, *grab a bite, *hanging out, *surf, *watch, *send, *do

1). A. Do you do any voluntary work? B. Yes, We ________ errands for elderly people.

2). A. What should we do tonight? B. I’d like to _______ a DVD.

3). A. I need a new winter coat. B. You should ______ the shops in town.

4). A. What are you doing this weekend? B. I’m ____ with my friend at the mall.

5). A.I am hungry. B. Shall we ____ ?

6). A. How do you spend your free time? B. I like to _____ online.

7). A. Do you have plans for Friday night? B. I’m going to ____ the new Bond film at the Odeon.

8). A. I have to call my mum and ask her B. Why don’t you ______ her a text message?

If I can go.

9). A. How do you spend your weekend? B. I ______ a lot of voluntary work at the hospital.

10).A. How will you find the information B. I can _____ the Internet and find it.

you need?

11). A. These shoes look nice in this B. Yes, but you should ____ window shopping and see them

magazine. yourself.

II. Fill in: * about, *on, * with, *at

12). My grandmother is very creative and is enthusiastic ____ surging the Net.

13). Patrick is very careless _____ his things. He keeps losing them.

14). His parents keen ____ him going on holiday on his own.

15). My best friend is not very good _____ horse riding.

III. Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

16). Why ______ ( you \ taste) the tomato soup?

17). She usually _____ (watch) a film on Friday evenings.

18). _______ ( Susan\ return) from her skiing holiday yet?

19).A. How long _______ ( read) this book? B. Since morning.

20). Carl _____ ( finish) his homework; now he can play with his friends.

21). The train to Paris ____ (leave) at 6.45 a.m.

22). Ruth ______ (move) to Paris next month.

23). How often ______ ( you \ see) your friends?

24). Kim _____ ( learn) Italian for two years.

25). Linda _____ ( learn) to drive at the moment.

IV. Form adjectives from the words in brackets.

26). He’s a well-_____ (RESPECT) man in the community.

27). Don’t be afraid. The dog is ______ (HARM). Let’s go there!

28). She wore an ______ ( ATTRACT) outfit; everyone said she looked very smart.

29). The weather in Florida was _______ ( CLOUD).

30). _______ (TRADITION) clothing is often more colourful than modern-day clothing.

V. Fill in the correct particle: * up, *forward to, *down on, *out for, *after

31). If you need her number I can look it ____ for you in the telephone directory.

32). Everybody looks ______ him because he didn’t help clean up after the party.

33). I’m really looking _____ watching my favourite comedy on TV this evening.

34). When paragliding, you have to look _____ strong winds.

35). When I have to travel on business, my parents usually look _____ my children.

VI. Fill in the gaps with: * gone to,* been to, * been in.

36). I have _____ Paris three times.

37). Margie is not at home. She has _______ the library.

38). David works in Brazil. He has ______ South America since 2010.

39). They are not at home. They have ______ the zoo.

40). My sister has ______ Joe’s house. She’ll be back soon.

41). I have never _____ Japan.

VII. Match the comments to the adjectives.

42). Jane was always there for me when I was going through some hard times. A. Dedicated

43). You just can’t trust Susan. B. Selfish

44). Adam trains very hard at sport. He wants to win. C. Supportive

45). He is always helping the elderly. D. Patient

46). David very rarely gets annoyed with people. E. Caring

47). Barry never shares with other people. F. Dishonest

VIII. Read the text. Five sentences are missing. Match each sentence ( A –F) to the gaps ( 1 -5). One sentence is extra.

COULD YOUR COMPUTER HARM YOU?

As you all know computers can be a real pain- in the neck, back, wrist and eyes- with long-term use. 48)______. People are also ending up in emergency rooms with cuts, bruises, sprains and broken bones from computers. According to a recent study, there was a 732-per-cent increase in what researchers call “acute (острый) computer related injuries” during a 13-year study from 1994 to 2006. 49)______. These acute computer related injuries are due to tripping over computer equipment, computer equipment falling on people and people hitting computer equipment. The study showed that the majority of these computer related injuries (93%) happened at home. More than half the injuries happened when people were moving their computers. The monitor was the computer part that caused the most injuries. 50)______ .

But by 2006 the injury rate associated to monitors had dropped due to the introduction of smaller, lighter flat screen monitors. People mostly injured their hands, feet, arms and legs in the accidents. 51)_____ They got hurt most often by climbing or playing near computer equipment. It is important to also note that children had the highest injury rate of any other group. In regards to (что касается) the rapidly increasing amounts of injuries, researcher Lara McKenzie said, ‘We never see such rapid increases like that, and we look at consumer products all the time”. She hopes the results will increase efforts to establish official safety standards for home offices. 52)______ . Some simple suggestions include keeping computer equipment away from edges of desks, organizing cords in a safe way and attaching heavy equipment to floors or walls. Such simple ideas can prevent injuries and turn a dangerous computer into a safe one.

A. Already information sheets and guidelines are available to create safer computer work areas.

B. Her study did not include injuries from laptops.

C. For children on the other hand, head injuries were most common.

D. The percentage of monitor-related injuries increased significantly until 2003.

E. But, it’s not just these injuries that call for concern (вызывают беспокойство).

F. This increase is more than double the increase in household computer ownership in those same years.

“SPOTLIGHT 10” MODULE 1. Variant 2. KEYS

TASK 1. TASK 2. TASK 3.

1). Run 12). About 16). Are you tasting?

2). Watch 13). With 17). Watches

3). Check out 14). On 18). Has Susan returned…?

4). Hanging out 15). At 19). Have you been reading…?

5).Grab a bite…? 20). Has finished

6). Chat 21). Leaves

7). Catch 22). Is moving

8). Send 23). Do you see…?

9). Do 24). Has been learning…

10). Surf 25). Is leaving.

11). Go

TASK 4. TASK 5. TASK 6

26). ..-RESPECTED 31). Up 36). Been to

27). HARMLESS 32). Down on 37). Gone to

28).ATTRACTIVE 33). Forward to 38).Been in

29). CLOUDY 34). Out of 39). Gone to

30). TRADITIONAL 35). After 40). Gone to

41). Been to

TASK 7 TASK 8 Text “ Computers…”

42). C ( Supportive ) 48) E

43). F (Dishonest) 49). F

44). A ( dedicated) 50). D

45). E (Caring) 51). C

46). D ( Patient) 52). A

47). B ( Selfish)

Spotlight 10” Module 2. TEST YOURSELF

I. Fill in the gaps with the phrases below. * handing out *household chores * shopping spree * pocket money * can’t afford to splash out * make ends meet *catching up quickly * digging deeper into their pockets

1) He went out on a _________ and got everything he wanted for himself.

2) I think children should do _______ to help their parents and earn a little extra money.

3) Many parents are ______ more and more money to their teenagers each month.

4) My parents ________ a lot of money on extra things for my sister and me.

5) My parents give me ______ every week.

6) The number of girls playing video games is ________ to the number of boys playing.

7) Some people are working two jobs to _____ these days.

8) Many teenagers are _______ to pay for all the things they want.

II. Fill in: * borrow, *student, * credit, * cash, *pay, * afford, *cost, *waste.

9). A. I would like to buy two mirrors.

B. One is enough. Don’t _____ money on something we don’t need.

10). A. Let me ______ for dinner.

B. Thank you.

11). A. Good morning. I would like to _______ this cheque, please.

B. Yes, of course. Sign it on the check, please.

12). A. Come out with us tonight, will you?

B. Sorry, I cannot _______ to go out tonight.

13) A. How would you like to pay for this?

B. I will use my ______ card, please.

14). A. How many bills do you pay every month?

B. I pay for my rent and my _______ loan.

15). A. Do you like my new watch?

B. Wow! It must have ______ you a fortune.

16). A. Why have you not bought a new car yet?

B. I would have to _______ money and I don’t want to do that.

III. Fill in: *off, *up, *over, *out,* after.

17). Why don’t you take ____ a hobby instead of watching TV every evening?

18). Who do you take ______ , your mum or your dad?

19). Tom’s taking me _____ for my birthday.

20). Mr. Jones took ______ the company when his grandfather died.

21). Take _____ your trousers so that I can wash them.

22). I’m going to take my parents ____ tonight.

23). Sarah took _____ jogging in order to lose weight.

IV. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in bold.

24). I hope you have a fast _____________ ( RECOVER)

25). When did the two countries sign this ________ ( AGREE)

26). He looked at her in ________ ( AMAZE)

27). Can I make a ________? ( SUGGEST)

28). __________ ( ACCOMMODATE) is quite expensive at this ski resort.

V. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Infinitive or the - ing form.

29). I can’t stand _____ (listen) to jazz music.

30). I’m tired of ______ (do) the same exercise.

31). This year Jack plans _____ (buy) a house.

32). I can only _____ ( hope) everything turns out well.

33). You should _____ ( pay ) more attention in class.

34). Let’s _____ (eat) out tonight.

35). I don’t know how ______ ( drive) a car.

36). There’s no point in ______ ( complain). He won’t listen to you.

37). Tom is really looking forward to ______ ( go ) on holiday to Spain this summer.

38) Would you like me _____ ( cook) dinner tonight?

39). Do you fancy ______ ( go ) to the football match on Sunday?

40). I’m not very keen on _____ ( play ) computer games.

41). Would you like _____ ( watch) a good comedy tonight?

42). I can’t wait ____ ( get ) to know to know everyone.

43). I didn’t mind ______ ( be ) alone when I was a child.

44). Mum made us ____ ( tidy ) the kitchen.

45). I suggest _____ ( ask ) for help.

46). I can’t help _____ ( smile ) when I see her.

47). Remind me ______ ( help ) her with the dishes.

48). Jack forgot _____ ( call) the doctor to make an appointment.

VI. Complete the sentences.

49). I don’t mind _____________ .

50). My parents let me ____________ .

51). I’d prefer __________ .

52). I hate __________ .

53). I’d love _________ .

54). I’m keen on ________ .

VII. Read the text and match items A –G to the gaps 55-60. There is one item you do not need to use.

There are many different kinds of activities for us to enjoy nowadays. In fact, there is something for all personality types. If you are brave, adventurous, kind, you can try skydiving or white-water rafting. Many people are crazy about sports like these 55)______. Today we live in the “extreme” sport world. We seek adventure instead of 56)_______.

If you are the quieter type, you may enjoy gardening or fishing. These activities are more relaxing 57)_____. Seeds sewn in the spring result in beautiful flowers that can brighten up your mood; fishing with friends can strengthen the relationship you have, or may just be a relaxing day out with a tasty supper at the end!

The imaginative may take up art classes or learn sculpture. In today’s fast-paced world we all appreciate the opportunity to express ourselves and take it easy 58)_______. Solitary activities like knitting or stamp collecting, once considered to be old-fashioned, are becoming popular again.

Traditional team sports like football or basketball are great for developing team spirit and a sense of national pride. However, shy, reserved types prefer to watch them from the comfort of their couches rather than practice the sport itself. It’s a pity, 59)_______ . Today’s pastimes are often linked to technology and may encourage us to be lazy. Surfing the net or chatting online is a popular pastime for many but more sociable types prefer to go to the cinema or go to an exhibition 60)______ . Whatever we like to do in our free time, the main thing is to find something that we enjoy doing and be open to new experiences.

A. where they can be in direct contact with people

B. after a hard day at the office

C. staying at home and playing cards or board games

D. as sports like these have the ability to make us fit and strong

E. and they bring many rewards

F. because some people would rather go snowboarding

G. because of the adrenalin rush they get from them

“ Spotlight 10” MODULE 2 KEYS

I. II III

1) shopping spree 9). waste 17) up

2) household chores 10). pay 18) after

3) .handing out 11) cash 19) out

4). can’t afford to splash out 12) afford 20) over

5). pocket money 13) credit 21) off

6). catching up quickly 14) student 22) out

7). make ends meet 15) cost 23) up

8). digger deep into their pockets 16) borrow

IV V

24). RECOVERY 29) listening 39) going

25) AGREEMENT 30) doing 40) playing

26) AMAZEMENT 31) to buy 41) to watch

27) SUGGESTION 32) hope 42) to get

28) ACCOMMODATION 33) pay 43) being

34) eat 44) tidy

35) to drive 45) asking

36). complaining 46). smiling

37). going 47). to help

38). to cook 48). to call

VI

49)Students’ answers

50)

51) VII TEXT

52) 55) G 58) B

53) 56) C 59) D

54) 57) E 60) A

Spotlight 10” Module 3. Test Yourself.

I. Fill in the gaps with the correct word: * private, *activities, * motivated, * uniform, * training, * attend, * rules, *strict, * sit, *public.

1. She goes to a very expensive ______ school abroad.

2. Every morning we begin with physical ______ at acrobatic school.

3. The students are encouraged to participate in extra- curricular ________ .

4. When do you ______ your exams?

5. Students must wear a school ______ every day.

6. It is important for everyone to follow the ______ .

7. This school is known for its discipline and _______ teachers.

8. Students are very _______ to do well at this school.

9. Do you use a bicycle or the ________ transport?

10. He has to _______ extra classes at the weekend.

II. Complete the text with: * experience, * responsibility, * attended, * interview, *training, * apply, *companies, *profession, * participate, * skills.

Finishing school is a very busy, exciting time for people. Everyone wants to find a good job and begin working in their chosen 11) ________ . The first step is to find a suitable vacancy and 12) _______ for the position. If you are called for an 13) ________ you will be asked what 14) ______ you have and where you 15) _______ school. They may ask if you have any previous 1 6) _______ in that type of work.

Many large businesses and 17) ________ will require their new employees to 18) _______ in a special 19) ______ course before they are given the 20) _______ of working on their own.

III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct FUTURE FORM: future simple, present continuous, be going to, present simple, future perfect, future continuous, future perfect continuous

21). The kids _________ ( go) to bed by 10 o’clock.

22). Helen and I ________ (go ) to the cinema tonight. Would you like to join us?

23). By the end of the month I _______ (finish ) this project.

24). This time next week I _______ ( shop ) in Milan.

25). “When ________ ( you \ fly ) to London?” “ Tomorrow morning”

26). I don’t think John _______ ( pass ) his French exam; he hasn’t studied enough.

27). I’m cold. I ______ ( close ) the window.

28). What ________ ( you \ buy ) Fiona for her birthday?

29). They _______ ( live) in the same house for 25 years by next Thursday.

30). This time next year Faye ______ ( study ) in Dublin.

31). I _____ ( send ) you an SMS before I leave work, OK?

32). The Browns ______ ( move ) to their new house this weekend.

33). The ferry _______ (leave) at 8 o’clock tomorrow morning.

IV. Choose the correct preposition.

34). Leave him alone; stop picking on \ at him.

35). I’ll pick you up \ out from the station at 9.

36). Laura is picking on \ at her food; I guess she’s not hungry.

37). Tom’s health has picked out \ up recently.

38). Can you help me pick at \ out a tie to match the shirt?

39) You shouldn’t pick on \ at younger children.

V. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in bold.

40). They don’t have a _____ ; they do all the landscaping themselves. ( GARDEN ).

41). He usually hires a _____ when he does business in China (TRANSLATE ).

42). Kate is now the managing ______ of the company. ( DIRECT ).

43). The _____ was busy tidying the returned books. ( LIBRARY ).

44). The drum _____ received thunderous applause. (SOLO )

45). The ______ searched through old documents for years before he was convinced the events had taken place. ( HISTORY ).

VI. Read the dialogue and mark the statements as TRUE ( T), FALSE (F) or NOT STATED (NS).

Tim: Well, Sue, are you planning to take part in this year’s Clean-up day?

Sue: Sure! I think it’s a great idea. Not only will it make the area around look nicer, but I believe if people see others picking up litter, they might think twice before throwing litter on around again.

Tim: I agree. I also like the fact that this event brings together different people from the community. There were people of all ages taking part last year, which was really nice. By the way, Sue, did you know that they’re going to be collecting household rubbish like old clothes and even electrical items that day, too?

Sue: No, I didn’t. Where?

Tim: Just outside the Riverside Community Centre.

Sue: That’s good! My dad will be glad to get rid of the old tires and refrigerator in the garage. So, do you know what different activities there will be this year?

Tim: I read on the poster that we’re going to be doing quite a lot of work in the park. Apart from collecting litter, we are going to be sweeping up leaves, painting fences and cleaning graffiti off the walls. I hope I can be involved in some of that. I have always loved our park.

Sue: do you know if we have to bring anything?

Tim: Well, last year gloves and big black bin bags were provided. There was a really nice picnic lunch, too. Just bring some water to drink during the day. And make sure you don’t wear your best clothes!

Sue: Yes, of course. See you there, then I have to admit, I am not really that excited about working so hard all day, But I know that events like this really make a difference.

Tim: Yes, I know what you mean. I think you’ll be surprised by how much you enjoy it, though. It was great last year. The atmosphere was wonderful!

46). Sue believes in future the event will discourage (отбивать желание) people from dropping litter._____

47). Most of the participants in the event last year were about as old as Tim._______

48). Sue’s dad is going to help collect litter on the Clean-up Day.________

49). Tim wants to help clean up the park._______

50). The participants don’t have to bring their own lunch.________

51). Sue is really looking forward to taking part in the event._______

52). Tim made some good friends at the event last year. ______

VII. Circle the correct response.

53). A. They fired me today.

B. a) No, I wouldn’t like that.

b). Oh, no!

54). A. Are you going to apply for the job?

B. a) No, I don’t think so.

b). Tuesday

55). A. Do you think you’ll pass the test?

B. a). Excellent!

b). I really hope so!

56). A. I start my new job tomorrow!

B. a). Oh, dear!

b). Good luck!

57) A. Do you have any experiences as a beautician?

B. a). I don’t really want to.

b). Not really.

“SPOTLIGHT 10” Module 3 KEYS

I. II

1). Private 6). Rules 11). Profession 16). Experience

2). Training 7). Strict 12). Apply 17). Companies

3). Activities 8). Motivated 13). Interview 18). Participate

4). Sit 9).Public 14). Skills 19). Training

5). Uniform 10). Attend 15). Attend 20). Responsibility

III IV V

21) will have gone 34) on 40) GARDENER

22) are going 35) up 41) TRANSLATOR

23) will have finished 36) at 42) DIRECTOR

24) will be shopping 37) up 43) LIBRARIAN

25) are you flying 38) out 44) SOLOIST

26) will pass 39) on 45) HISTORIAN

27). will close

28). are you going to buy…? VI VII

29) will have been living 46). True 51) False 53) b

30) will be studying 47) False 52) Not Stated 54) a

31) will send 48) Not Stated 55) b

32) are moving 49) True 56) b

33). leaves 50) True 57) b

“ SPOTLIGHT 10” MODULE 4. Test Yourself

I Fill in: * repair, * rubbish, * compost, * adoption, * decompose, * packed

1). There are many animals up for _______ at the city zoo.

2). We need to ________ the engine so the car runs properly.

3). Have you _______ your lunch for school today?

4).Do not put things in the ______ bin that can be recycled.

5) You can put things that ________, like vegetable peeling, onto the 6) ______ heap.

II. Use the words in their correct form to complete the gaps.

*replace, * congestion, *campaign, * encourage, * energy, * ban, *switch, * emissions.

For many years the traffic in our town has been getting busier and busier. It has become a huge environmental problem because of all the carbon 7) _______ produced by the vehicles ( транспорт). One group of environmentalists have started a 8) _____ to do something about it. They want to 9) ______ certain vehicles from the roads during times of high 10) _______ and 11) _______ people to use public transport. They want people to understand that by 12) ______ from a form of transport that uses a lot of 13) _______ and 14) ______ it with one that uses less, they will be doing their part to help save the planet.

III. Underline the correct preposition.

15) Would you like some dessert \ desert?

16). Climate change affects \ effects the whole world.

17).These trousers are very loose \ lose.

18). Polar bears are under \ in threat.

19). The weather \ whether is becoming more and more rainy.

20) We will loose \ lose many species if rainforests continue to disappear.

21). No one can ignore the affects \ effects of global warming.

IV. Fill into: *away from, * into, * over, * out of, * on

22).The cooker runs _____ electricity.

23). He almost ran _____ the old woman who was crossing the road.

24).We’ve run _____ bread. Will you go and buy some, please?

25). The police were looking for three endangered animals which ran _______the zoo.

26). Sarah ran ____ David while she was shopping at the supermarket.

V. Fill in: * Come up with *Throw away, * switch off, * turn down, * put on, *cut down on

27). Make sure you ______ all the lights before you leave.

28).You should ______ a jumper rather than turn the heating on.

29).Don’t ______ those glass bottles. They can be recycled.

30). We must try to ______ the amount of electricity we use.

31). I like to _______ the heating in winter. It helps me to sleep better.

32).We must ______ a way to use less paper.

VI. Choose the correct item.

33). He _______ (can’t \ must \ is able to ) be Ann’s son. He looks just like her.

34). ______ (Ought \ Might \ Shall) I help you with the shopping?

35). ______ ( Would \ Will \ Shall ) you like some more juice?

36). You _____ (shouldn’t \ needn’t \ can’t ) take the bus to the centre. Dad will drive you there.

37). I ______ (shouldn’t \ don’t have to \can’t ) study tonight. Tomorrow is Saturday.

38). Paula is only 10 but she ______ (can \ could \ was able ) to reach the top of the mountain.

39). _____ ( Could \ May \ Shall) you tell me the time, please?

40). ____ ( Should \ May \ Must ) I come in? It’s rather cold out here.

41). “Where ____ ( must\ shall \ ought to) we meet? “At my place”

42). ______ (Shall \ Will \ May ) you make dinner tonight?

VII. Fill in dependent prepositions: * of, * from (2), * to, * under, *about, * in (2)

43).We all need to protect nature ____ pollution.

44). Keeping endangered species ____ captivity can help their conservation.

45). Cars and planes are extremely harmful _____ the environment.

46). Plenty of species are _____ danger of losing their habitats.

47). Forest are ___ threat 48)_____ new roads and buildings.

49).My dad feels very strongly ____ recycling.

50).They are very supportive _____ animal conservation programmes.

VIII. Fill in the correct word derived from the word in bold.

51). It was very ______ of him to steal that money. HONEST

52). Don’t worry about the volcano. It’s been _____ for years. ACTIVE

53). You don’t have to do that; it’s totally ______ . NECESSARY

54). There’s no way this is right. It’s absolutely _____ . POSSIBLE.

55). Government claims that pollution figure are ______. ACCURATE

56). You cannot depend on him to help you with your

work; he is totally ______ RESPONSIBLE

57).Although he is 50 years old, he still behaves like a

child. Everyone agrees that he is _______ . MATURE

IX. Read the text. Five sentences are missing. Match each sentence ( A- F) to a gap ( 1 -5). There is one extra sentence.

If you are having an outdoor party or a picnic, you don’t want a storm to ruin it for you. In the same way, if you are a farmer, you need the sun to shine and the rain to pour at the right time for the best crops. 58)____. Well, some scientists believe that they can do just that!

One way to control the weather that scientists have already used is “cloud seeding’. 59)______. When you do this, drops of water in the clouds attach to the particles to make raindrops. Believe it or not, in China there is a “Weather Modification Office” that often uses cloud seeding! 60)______. In 2008, it used 1,104 cloud seeding rockets to keep the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games dry. It “seeded” the clouds before they got to Beijing, so it didn’t rain on the athletes. In other places, scientists have also “seeded” clouds with dry ice to get rid of fog at airports. 61)______. In 2009, Chinese meteorologists were trying to create rain during a drought when a cold front arrived and turned the rain into a heavy snowstorm. Beijing froze and there was chaos on the roads!

Some scientists don’t believe that we can really control the weather, but others think that in the future, we will be able to control it with “nanobots”or microscopic robots. These nanobots could make changes in the atmosphere and stop storms before they form. 62)______ . Until then, though, we’ll have to keep an eye on the weather report and take an umbrella to our picnics, just in case!

“Spotlight 10” KEYS to the Test Module 4.

I. 1) Adoption II. 7). emissions III. 15). Dessert IV. 22). Run on

2). Repair 8). campaign 16). Affects 23). Ran over

3). Packed 9). ban 17). Loose 24). Run out of

4) Rubbish 10). congestion 18). Under 25). Ran away from

5). Decompose 11). encourage 19). Weather 26) Ran into

6). Compost 12). switching 20). Lose

13). energy 21). Effects

14). Replacing

V. 27) switch off VI. 33) must VII. 43). From

28) put on 34). shall 44). in

29). throw away 35). would 45) to

30). Cut down on 36). needn’t 46). in

31) turn down 37).don’t have to 47). under

32). come up with 38). was able to 48). from

39). could 49). about

40). may 50). of

41). shall

42) will

VIII. 51) DISHONEST IX. 58) C

52).INACTIVE 59). A

53).UNNECESSARY 60). E

54) IMPOSSIBLE 61). D

55).INACCURATE 62). B

56) IRRESPONSIBLE

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