Контрольная работа для 9го класса по модулю 6
тест по английскому языку (9 класс) на тему

6.1 A

1) Listen and mark each statement as True, False or  Not stated.

1. Boys and girls enjoyed their holidays.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2. Angie volunteers to work at an old people’s home every year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

3. It’s the first time Jen has become a volunteer.

True                                 False                           Not stated

4. The girls live in the same area.

True                                 False                           Not stated

5. Jen only went to the soup kitchen for four days.

True                                 False                           Not stated

6. Angie’s grandparents live close to her.

True                                 False                           Not stated

7. The girls will be doing the same thing next year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2) Fill in: staff, homes, foster, wipers, donate, answer, worker, rescue, worthwhile, victims, hall.

1. The local community center is asking for a volunteer to …… phone calls and help in the organization of various events.
2. The …. Members at the animal clinic are very helpful and willing to teach you how to look after your pet.
3. This charity aims at helping … of the recent earthquake disaster.
4. After the animals recover, they are placed in ….. homes where they are loved and looked after.
5. Helping people or animals in need is certainly a …. Cause.
6. Ian couldn’t drive in the rain because one of his windscreen … was broken.
7. It took the firefighter a lot of time to …. The koala from the burning tree.
8. The postal … delivered the parcels yesterday.
9. Mr. Smith is giving a presentation on green transport at the town … this evening.
10. Sarah has joined a community action group which helps foster … for animals that have now to live.
11. A number of students in our school … old books and school supplies to local charities every year.

3) Rewrite the sentences in the Passive.        

1. The Eiffel Tower … (visit) by about six million people each year.
2. Dogs must … (keep) on lead.
3. The Eiffel Tower …(build) in 1898.
4. Luckily, the fire … (put out) before anyone got hurt.
5. The house … (paint) when the fair started.
6. All tickets … (already /sell out)
7. Jason believes that all types of public transport … (power) by natural gas in the future.
8. My car … (not/ prepare) yet.
9. His work … (check) now.
10. The cat should … (feed) two times a day.
11. The money from the sales … (give) to a local charity next week.
12. Should this book … (already/read)?

4) Fill in: whichever, whatever, however, whenever, whoever or wherever.

1. … country she visits, Ann always buys some souvenirs.

2…. you do, don’t forget to take a seaplane tour while you’re in Sydney.

3. Jack’s puppy follows her … he goes.

4. it takes a lot of care and effort to look after a dog, … easy it may seem.

5. … wants the charity event should leave their name and telephone number.

6.1 B

1) Listen and mark each statement as True, False or  Not stated.

1. Boys and girls enjoyed their holidays.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2. Angie volunteers to work at an old people’s home every year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

3. It’s the first time Jen has become a volunteer.

True                                 False                           Not stated

4. The girls live in the same area.

True                                 False                           Not stated

5. Jen only went to the soup kitchen for four days.

True                                 False                           Not stated

6. Angie’s grandparents live close to her.

True                                 False                           Not stated

7. The girls will be doing the same thing next year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2) Fill in: efficient, petrol, windscreen wipers, citizens, full, roundabout, burst, remove, charity, hall, animal.

1. John looked after the injured bird unit it made a … recovery.
2. Cindy … into tears when a car almost hit her dogs as it ran into the street.
3. When you’re on the … , take the third exit and turn left towards Brighton.
4. My grandmother has joined a senior … club? Where she can go on trips and do different activities with other people around the same age as her.
5. Although you can’t really tell by her untidy desk, Kate is actually a very … secretary who does her job well and quickly.
6. It’s a good idea to replace the …. every year, so you don’t have problems when driving in the rain.
7. Our school holds a … event every year to raise money for a good cause.
8. The major works at the town….
9. We can fill the car with fuel at the …. station.
10. She spends her free time at the local …. shelter.
11. It is against the law to …. Endangered species from their natural habitats.

3) Rewrite the sentences in the Passive.        

1. You don/t need to go to the post office. The parcel… (already/send).
2. As soon as the fire … (put out) the fighters left.
3. A new swimming pool … (build) in the leisure centre last month.
4. This suit … (make) of cotton.
5. This book … (return) to the library yesterday.
6. The letter… (send) tomorrow.
7. The exhibits in the museum must not …(touch).
8. You should …(examine) by the doctor.
9. Dinner …(not/cook) yet.
10. The project … (make) now.
11. The letter … (deliver) 2 days ago.
12. Should this question (answer) next time?

4) Fill in: whichever, whatever, however, whenever, whoever or wherever.

1. Come and visit us … you have some free time.

2. … Ann goes, she takes her laptop with her.

3. Jason will not change his mind, … you say to him.

4. … busy you are, you can always find a little extra time to visit your parents.

5. Alex always visits Palermo … he’s in Italy.

6.1 C

1) Listen and mark each statement as True, False or  Not stated.

1.        Boys and girls enjoyed their holidays.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2.        Angie volunteers to work at an old people’s home every year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

3.        It’s the first time Jen has become a volunteer.

True                                 False                           Not stated

4.        The girls live in the same area.

True                                 False                           Not stated

5.        Jen only went to the soup kitchen for four days.

True                                 False                           Not stated

6.        Angie’s grandparents live close to her.

True                                 False                           Not stated

7.        The girls will be doing the same thing next year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2) Fill in: staff, homes, foster, wipers, donate, answer, worker, rescue, worthwhile, victims, hall.

1.        The postal … delivered the parcels yesterday.

2.        It took the firefighter a lot of time to …. The koala from the burning tree.

3.        Sarah has joined a community action group which helps foster … for animals that have now to live.

4.        Helping people or animals in need is certainly a …. Cause.

5.        The local community center is asking for a volunteer to …… phone calls and help in the organization of various events.

6.        A number of students in our school … old books and school supplies to local charities every year.

7.        The …. Members at the animal clinic are very helpful and willing to teach you how to look after your pet.

8.        After the animals recover, they are placed in ….. homes where they are loved and looked after.

9.        Mr. Smith is giving a presentation on green transport at the town … this evening.

10.        This charity aims at helping … of the recent earthquake disaster.

11.        Ian couldn’t drive in the rain because one of his windscreen … was broken.

3) Rewrite the sentences in the Passive.        

1.        Should this book … (already/read)?

2.        His work … (check) now.

3.        All tickets … (already /sell out)

4.        Luckily, the fire … (put out) before anyone got hurt.

5.        The cat should … (feed) two times a day.

6.        The Eiffel Tower …(build) in 1898.

7.        The house … (paint) when the fair started.

8.        My car … (not/ prepare) yet.

9.        Dogs must … (keep) on lead.

10.        Jason believes that all types of public transport … (power) by natural gas in the future.

11.        The money from the sales … (give) to a local charity next week.

12.         The Eiffel Tower … (visit) by about six million people each year.

4) Fill in: whichever, whatever, however, whenever, whoever or wherever.

1. … wants the charity event should leave their name and telephone number.

2…. you do, don’t forget to take a seaplane tour while you’re in Sydney.

3. it takes a lot of care and effort to look after a dog, … easy it may seem.

4. … country she visits, Ann always buys some souvenirs.

5. Jack’s puppy follows her … he goes.

6.1 D

1) Listen and mark each statement as True, False or  Not stated.

1.        Boys and girls enjoyed their holidays.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2.        Angie volunteers to work at an old people’s home every year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

3.        It’s the first time Jen has become a volunteer.

True                                 False                           Not stated

4.        The girls live in the same area.

True                                 False                           Not stated

5.        Jen only went to the soup kitchen for four days.

True                                 False                           Not stated

6.        Angie’s grandparents live close to her.

True                                 False                           Not stated

7.        The girls will be doing the same thing next year.

True                                 False                           Not stated

2) Fill in: efficient, petrol, windscreen wipers, citizens, full, roundabout, burst, remove, charity, hall, animal.

1.        It is against the law to …. Endangered species from their natural habitats.

2.        Cindy … into tears when a car almost hit her dogs as it ran into the street.

3.        We can fill the car with fuel at the …. station.

4.        She spends her free time at the local …. shelter.

5.        When you’re on the … , take the third exit and turn left towards Brighton.

6.        The major works at the town….

7.        My grandmother has joined a senior … club? Where she can go on trips and do different activities with other people around the same age as her.

8.        It’s a good idea to replace the …. every year, so you don’t have problems when driving in the rain.

9.        Our school holds a … event every year to raise money for a good cause.

10.        John looked after the injured bird unit it made a … recovery.

11.        Although you can’t really tell by her untidy desk, Kate is actually a very … secretary who does her job well and quickly.

3) Rewrite the sentences in the Passive.        

1.        Should this question (answer) next time?

2.        The letter … (deliver) 2 days ago.

3.        As soon as the fire … (put out) the fighters left.

4.        This suit … (make) of cotton.

5.        You should …(examine) by the doctor.

6.        The letter… (send) tomorrow.

7.        The exhibits in the museum must not …(touch).

8.        A new swimming pool … (build) in the leisure centre last month.

9.        Dinner …(not/cook) yet.

10.        You don/t need to go to the post office.

The parcel… (already/send).

11.        The project … (make) now.

12.        This book … (return) to the library yesterday.

4) Fill in: whichever, whatever, however, whenever, whoever or wherever.

1. Jason will not change his mind, … you say to him.

2. Come and visit us … you have some free time.

3. Alex always visits Palermo … he’s in Italy.

4. … busy you are, you can always find a little extra time to visit your parents.

5. … Ann goes, she takes her laptop with her.