Тестирование 8 класс
тест по английскому языку (8 класс)

I. Read the questions 1-5 and the advertisements A-F of cook books and match them. There is one extra text.

Which cook book would you buy if...

1. you don’t eat meat?
2. you have high cholesterol?
3. you love sweets?
4. you want to learn how to cook Oriental food?
5. you love Spanish food?

1. “Cooking with kindness” by Lisa Stebb.

This innovative cook book is an instant classic. It contains over 800 vegeterian recipes, many of which are also appropriate for vegan cooks. You’ll also find information on nutrition  for vegeterians, and techniques for buying, storing and preparing veggies. Try the Tofu, Tomato and Goat Cheese Quiche, and Grilled Eggplant and Red Pepper Panini.

2. “Sorbets and Ice Creams” by Mario Gelato.

From lusciously creamy ice creams to light and fruity sorbets, this dessert book has refreshing treats to delight  every palate. Filled with over 200 recipes, the book is a must for ice cream lovers everywhere. From a light Banana Sorbet  to a sinful Mocha Almond Fudge Ice Cream, there is a flavour and texture to suit every taste.

3. “The Complete Guide to Cooking Light” by Jack Handy.

This cookbook is ideal for the health conscious individuals. It is filled with 250 recipes that cut off fat (but not taste). Included are tips for reducing carbonate cravings, for loosing weight and exercising, and for supplementing the diet with the necessary nutrients. Jack Handy’s low-carbonhydrate, high protein recipes include Mushroom Stuffed Turkey Breast and Herb-Seasoned Swordfish.

4. “Shrimps Galore” by Louise Lebanc.

Dive into this collection of more than 650 shrimp fried, steamed, baked, or broiled, in cream sause or garlic sause, crispy, crunchy, hot or cold, you are about to fall in love with shrimp all over again. For a formal dinner, a quick family meal or a tasty snack, “Shrimps Galore” has the perfect shrimp recipe for every occasion.

5. “Authentic Asian Cuisine” by Christine Tran.

Inspired by local tradition, this book focuses on stir-frying, steaming and the use of fresh vegetables.

It opens with an introduction on Chinese ingredients for the pantry (bean curd, daicon, tofu) and tools needed for cooking (a steamer , rice cooker, and wok). This collection features such Asian specialities as Chicken Chow Mein and Stir-Fried Duck with Plum Sause.

6. “Tapas Delight” by Roberto Munoz.

Welcome to a world of mouthwatering finger foods. This edition lets readers import Spin’s greatest culinary invention into their own homes with dozens of great tapas recipes, ranging from simple plates of Spanish finger food to a variety of more complex dishes such as Spanish Omelettes, Shrimp with Garlic and Stuffed Tomatoes.

II. Read the text and choose the correct answer a, b or c to complete it.

(1) as a journalist for the last five years, but (2) freelance for two years. Before that, (3) for a newspaper. (4) into a new office here in Manchester, which I’m really happy with. (5) all the morning to arrange an interview with the famous 100 m runner, Carlos Santiago. Unfortunately, so far, his secretary (6) that he’ll be available next week. I’ll keep trying this afternoon. In the past week, (7) four interviews and four stories which I wrote last week (8) in newspapers and magazines. What are my ambitions? Well, (9) an award for my work, so I’d like that to happen. I (10) an interview on TV. That would be great too.

3. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form: Present Simple, Present Continuous, Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous.

1. She always  (borrow) from me and never (remember) to pay me back.
2. Mother (cook) dinner while we (talk).
3. I shan’t go out now as it (rain) and I (have/no) an umbrella.
4. You (believe) all that the newspaper say?
5. You (hear) the wind? It (blow) strongly.
6. We (walk) for three hours and we (walk) ten kilometers already.
7. My farther (not/belong) to any political party.
8. He (leave) for London  in two days.
9. I (not/see) her today.
10. My friend (wait) for me since two o’clock.

4. Choose the correct answer.

1. The door was looked and she------- what they were talking about.

1. wasn’t able hear
2. didn’t can hear
3. C. couldn’t hear

1. I think I ------- table tennis after a bit of practice.

1. will be able to play
2. can’t to play
3. may play

1. Can you see there is no light in his window? He---------- .

1. can’t have gone.
2. must go.
3. Must have gone

1. The baby is sleeping. You ---------- .

1. mustn’t shout
2. needn’t shout
3. don’t have to shout

1. She -------- to the chief but I’m not sure.

1. may have spoken
2. must have spoken
3. can speak

5. Read the text and decide which answer best fits each space.

The movie Catch Me If You Can, starring Leonardo Di Caprio, has recently (1) .  This film tells the story of Frank Abagnale, Jr, who was (2) about his parents’ divorce and left home when he was 16. He spent the next five years (3) the law by (4) the crime of fraud.

Frank was never (5) about himself and was not afraid to try doing jobs that other people thought were (6) to do. Because of that, he was never (7). He was able to convince people that he had finished law school and got a job as a (8) in a government legal office. He also worked as a doctor, a professor and a pilot.

All that time Frank was being chased by an FBI agent who wanted to (9) him and send him to (10). Before he was caught, Frank (11) more than two million dollars! Eventually Frank was sent to prison, but the government (12) him off when he agreed to help them set up a programme to fight fraud.

In an interview with (13), Frank said he did (14) things because he wanted (15).

VI.    Read the text carefully. Some lines are correct and some have a word which shouldn’t                        be there.

If a line is correct put a tick (٧). If a line has a word which should not be there, write the word on the line.

6. Use the words in brackets to form a word that fits in the space.

       Nickolas Cage is a 1 (fame) actor and like most 2 (celebrate) he is followed by paparazzi. He appeared in many films and played different roles: from a 3 (police) to a 4 (crime). It’s 5 (possible) for such a great actor to become 6 (employed).  Crowds of  7 (journal) dream to get an interview with him. But he is still the same 8 (modesty) and 9 (shyness) man who only wishes his own personal 10 (happy) with a loving family.