Итоговая работа по английскому языку 11 класс
тест по английскому языку (11 класс)

ENGLISH TESTS

FORM 11 (TERM 1)

WRITING

1.Complete the sentences with the words from the box. There is one extra choice you don’t need to use.

a) When my sister had married, her ____asked her to move her son’s house.

b) In stressful situation adrenaline ____ into your bloodstream.

c)  ____ was noticed on cameras of supermarket.

d) Sometimes we have to take ____ decision.

2.Match the words.

3. Use the correct form of the word to complete the sentences.

a) She ____(talk) to her ex-husband tonight.

b) I remember person _____ (who) friend helped me.

c) She can’t stand _____(talk) to Tom.

d) This book _____(write) by Shakespeare.

4. Choose the correct word to complete the sentence.

a) This family tradition spreads on three relations/generations.

b) Stress causes/affects our body.

c) For his crime he was sent to court/prison.

d) In the gym John scratched his heel/hip.

5. Choose the correct preposition.

a) The weather was very cold yesterday, so I probably came down with/into flu.

b) It’s too cold, put up/on you jacket.

c) Keep down/away from this man. He is an antisocial person.

d) If you go into/on talk to him like that, you will lose your friend.

6. Write an article in local newspaper and give the pros and cons computer games.

Computer games are gaining more and more popularity nowadays. Some people claim that teenagers get a lot of benefits playing them. But other people argue that young people should spend their free time going in for sport. Let`s look upon this problem objectively and try to understand it. 

First of all …. For, example…. As a result ….. Secondly … For instance …Consequently …

On the other hand …. This means that …

I believe that ….

All in all, it seems to me that …

LISTENING

Preparation. Match the vocabulary with the correct definition and write a–d next to the numbers 1–4. 

2. Check your understanding: multiple choice.

 Do this exercise while you listen. Circle the best option to complete these sentences. 

1. Only about one tenth of the cells in your body are ...

       a. alive. b. really you. c. bacteria.

2. Bacteria are mostly ...

       a. really helpful. b. bad for humans. c. neither good or bad.

3. Animals need bacteria to ...

       a. fight diseases. b. provide energy. c. digest food.

4. You have ... cells in your body.

       a. 7 million b. 7 trillion c. 7 octillion

5. Most of the atoms are ...

       a. tiny cubes. b. not used. c. empty space.

6. You probably have mites in your ...

      a. hair. b. ears. c. eyelashes.

7. Mites are very small creatures that are about ...

      a. 3 millimetres long. b. a third of a millimetre long. c. 0.03 millimetres long.

 8. Mites eat ...

     a. dead skin. b. your eyelashes. c. tiny insects.

3. Check your understanding: gap fill typing

Do this exercise while you listen. Complete the sentences with a word or words.

1. Only one tenth of the cells in your body are really you. The rest are _______________.

2. An experiment found that animals that did not have bacteria _______________ or had to have a special diet.

3. There are _______________ octillion cells in the human body.

4. Most of the atoms in the human body are just empty _______________.

5. Without the empty space, you could fit your body inside a box measuring _______________ of a centimetre either side.

6. You would be much too small to _______________.

7. Mites are really small creatures, like _______________.

8. They live in eyelashes and _______________.

9. Only about _______________ per cent of people have mites.

10. Mites eat dead _______________.

     READING

FOMO

Everybody knows how important it is for students to get a good night’s sleep every night. You aren’t able to do your best and keep up with all of your responsibilities unless you sleep well. I’m sure you already know that you should go to bed at a reasonable hour. Most experts agree that the optimum number of hours is eight, and this has been accepted as common sense for as long as I can remember. However, I was young once and I know that most of you get much less sleep than that - and in some cases it will be affecting your schoolwork.

I read an interesting article in a teachers’ magazine recently. They did a study of 848 students in Wales. Worryingly, the results showed that teenagers are facing a new problem. They may go to bed and get up at appropriate times but a growing number are waking up in the middle of the night, not to use the bathroom or have a snack but because of a new phenomenon: FOMO - fear of missing out\

According to the article, schoolchildren are suffering because of a growing trend to wake up during the night to check social media.

Afraid of missing a comment or opportunity to take part in a chat, teenagers are waking at all times of the night, going online and getting involved. All this when they should be sound asleep.

Experts are worried about this growing trend and the report reveals some worrying statistics that I’d like to share with you:

• 23% of 12 to 15-year-olds wake up nearly every night to use social media. Another 15% wake up at night once a week for the same reason.
• One in three students are constantly tired and unable to function to their full capacity.
• Students who use social media during the night are more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety.

So, I’d like to ask you to be responsible when it comes to social media. Be brave! Switch off your devices at night. The world won’t end and your social media will be waiting to greet you in the morning! I give you my word that you won't have missed anything important.

• 1. Check your understanding: multiple choice

Circle the best option to complete these sentences.

1. Students won’t be able to perform well ...

1. if they have phones in class.
2. unless they use common sense.
3. if they don't sleep well.

2. The writer is worried by ...

1. what he has read in the press.
2. what other teachers have told him.
3. what he is seeing with his pupils.

3. Research shows that schoolchildren are tired because they ...

1. are going to bed very late.
2. are waking up in the middle of the night.
3. are getting up too early in the morning.

4. Fear Of Missing Out is ...

1. anxiety about not having the latest technology.
2. an irrational need to go out all the time.
3. a fear of missing opportunities for interaction on social media.

5. Nearly a quarter of 12 to 15-year-olds wake up to use social media ...

1. once a night, on average.
2. almost every night.
3. once a week.

6. Students who use social media during the night ...

1. have weaker immune systems.
2. do worse in exams.
3. have a higher incidence of depression and anxiety.

• 2. Check your understanding: matching

Match the two parts of the sentences and write a-h next to the numbers 1-8.

• 3. Check your vocabulary: gap fill

Write the correct word to fill the gaps: sleep, check, chat, result,  anxiety, magazine, missing, switch.

FOMO means fear of 1)___________ out. A recent study in a teachers’ 2)____________ observed a large group of students in Wales. The 3) ___________ of the survey were worrying. Although students go to bed and get up at a reasonable time, they are not getting enough 4) _____________. Many students wake up in the middle of the night to 5)_____________ missing a comment or taking part in a 6) _________ depression or 7) __________        . It is a good idea to 8) __________ because, of course, the world won’t end!

SPEAKING

Choose one of the topics. Tell a short story. Use the plan.

1. Family 1) Who’s in your immediate/extended family?

2) How do you get on with your family members?

3) What do family traditions are there in your family?

4) What is important in your family?

5) What does family mean for you?

  2. Stress  1) What is stress?

2) What does it cause?

3) How does stress affect our body?

4) What do you stress out?

     5)What do you do to relief stress?

 3. Law.         1) What is law?

2) Why must people obey the law?

3) Do all the people behave the social way?

4) What can anti-social person do?

        5) Who and how way maintains order?        

4. Dangerous trip. 1) W hat dangers can you face on your camping trip?

  2) W hat should be done to avoid danger?

  3) What should be done in an emergency?

 4) W hat problems have you got in your camping trip?

 5) How did you solve these problems?        

LISTENING 11

A: Hey, I’m reading this really interesting article about the human body.
B: Yeah? Well, we know all about that from biology lessons.
A: No, we didn’t learn much at all at school! They’re discovering loads more things all the time. Really amazing things! Did you know that only about one tenth of the cells in your body are really you? The rest are bacteria.
B: What? I’m not really me?
A: No, of course you are you, but you also have millions, or trillions, of bacteria in you.
B: Eeeeuuugh!
A: No, they’re mostly really helpful. Someone did an experiment to see if animals can live without bacteria, and he found that a lot of them died or had to have a special diet. Animals need bacteria to digest food, you see. So we’re better off with bacteria.
B: Unless the bacteria are bad.
A: Unless they are bad, but they’re nearly all good. Oh yeah, and going back to cells, do you know how many cells you have in your body?
B: Quite a lot, I’d say. A good few.
A: Yeah, but how many?
B: I don’t know. I’m not mathematical.
A: 7 octillion! That’s 7 plus 27 noughts.
B: I knew it was a lot.
A: OK, that’s an amazingly huge number, almost impossible to imagine. But the really weird thing is that most of the atoms are empty space, just air or nothingness. And if you took out the empty space, you could fit your body inside a tiny cube which measures one 500th of a centimetre on either side. That’s a box measuring 0.002 of a centimetre on each side. You’d be much too small to see.
B: Mmm, I can imagine that. It sounds like something that would happen in a really bad Hollywood movie. You know, a mad scientist goes: (funny voice) ‘I’m going to extract all the air from your body’. OK, enough facts for one day.
A: Don’t go! One last thing, did you know …
B: No.
A: Did you know that you probably have mites in your eyelashes?
B: Mites in my eyelashes? What are mites exactly anyway?
A: Yeah, they’re very small creatures, like insects, only not insects. They’re about a third of a millimetre long, so you can’t really see them. These particular mites live in eyelashes and eyebrows.
B: But in mine?
A: Well, maybe not. Only about 50% of people have them, and more older people. So you might not have any. Anyway, they’re completely harmless, they just eat dead skin.
B: Yeah, right, harmless. I really would have preferred not to know that.
A: Sorry.
B: I mean, really!

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