Starlight 10 test module 4
тест по английскому языку (10 класс)

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Test 4

10th form

1. Fill in: dodge, confirm, unique, install, conserve, concern, capture, devote, depict, participate, rumble, arson in the correct form.

We must …….……..…..our woodlands for future generations.
The show has ………………….the attention of teenagers.
The award …………………her status as one of the great movie actresses.
Each person's fingerprints are…………..………….
There is growing ………….………..about climate change.
She …………….……..herself to serving God.
I applaud the decision to ………………..more security cameras.
We could hear the …………………….of distant thunder.
Everyone in the class is expected to……………………….. actively in these discussions.
He …………….……..the first punch but was hit by the second.
The cause of the fire has not yet been determined, but investigators suspect………………..
Angels are usually ……………..…….. with wings.

2. Complete the sentences with the correct passive form of the verbs in brackets.

Britney wore a big hat and a pair of sunglasses to avoid……………..………. (recognise).
The book War of the Worlds………………….………… (write) over 100 years ago.
The Kennedy Space Center…………..………….. (visit) by thousands of people every year.
A new James Bond movie…………………………….… (film) at the moment.
Famous people should expect………………………. (photograph) when they go out in public.
The band's latest CD will……………………………………… (release) on the Internet.
The 1903 Nobel Prize for Physics……………………………………. (win) by Marie Curie.
Some planets can………………………………….… (see) from Earth without a telescope.
As soon as I got home, I realized that my wallet……………..………….. (steal)
My phone……………………………………….. (take). I can't find it anywhere.

3. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

If they left now, they…………….……………..(be) in London by lunchtime.
You…………………………………. (not fail) the exam if you'd studied a bit harder.
I wish we………………….………. (not have) a test today.
If we'd brought a map with us, we……………….……………… (not be) lost now.
I…………………………….…. (not speak) to him again unless he apologises.
You can go to the party as long as you……………..……… (come) home before midnight.
Had I known you were bringing your friends, I………….…………….. (prepare) more food.
Sometimes I wish I…………….……….. (can fly).
Suppose your car broke down in the middle of nowhere, what…………………….. (do)?
I'd go out tonight if I……………………….. (not have to) work tomorrow.
When the sun goes down, it …………..…………….(get) dark.
I stayed late at work and missed the last bus. I wish I ………..………….(not stay) at work late.

4. Read the text and complete gaps 1-7 with the correct form and tense of the verb in capitals.

A Night to Remember

“I was lying in bed, 1) …………….. a book. All of a sudden, the bed started to shake from side to side,” said Mrs Stevens, looking nervously at the reporter as she described what had happened.

A massive earthquake struck the city last night at 10 pm. Hundreds of people remain 2) …………….. under collapsed buildings and thousands are believed to be missing or homeless. There are still no reports on the number of casualties; however, there are many people who 3) …………….. yet. A number of aftershocks interrupted rescue teams earlier this morning as they 4) …………….. survivors. Many survivors received on-the-spot treatment from rescue workers who arrived shortly after the earthquake occurred. Officials expect that emergency assistance from international relief organisations 5) …………….. tomorrow, although foreign rescue teams will not be required.

What the city desperately needs now 6) …………….. food, medicine, blankets and shelter. If you wish to help as a volunteer or offer medical supplies and basic necessities, please 7) …………….. 555 212 313 for more information.

READ

TRAP

NOT RESCUE

AID

ARRIVE

CALL

5. Read the text. For gaps 1-7, choose A, B, C or D to complete each gap correctly. Circle the answer you choose.

A Bleak Future for Polar Bears

Due to global warming, it is believed that there will be a considerable decline in the polar bear population in the near future. In fact, many scientists predict that two thirds of the world’s polar bears could 1) ……. extinction by as early as 2050. For years, scientists have been calling attention to the devastating effects of climate change. The continuous melting of the Arctic’s sea ice, which the polar bears rely on for hunting and breeding, is directly 2) ……. to global warming. Unless we do something now, polar bears will continue to be under 3) ……. . According to a number of studies, the sea ice is melting quicker than scientists had predicted. As a result, these changes are 4) ……. major problems for polar bears and other arctic wildlife. For example, the thickness of the sea ice has been reduced, making it more difficult for polar bears to travel than in the past. In addition, as sea ice continues to melt, polar bears will be spending more time on land. Therefore, it is very 5) ……. that they will approach hunting camps or communities looking for food in increasing numbers. Some areas have already reported an increase in interactions between polar bears and people. In general, data from recent studies does not look very promising for polar bears. Conservationists warn that the situation calls 6) ……. immediate action. Many even believe that they may be the first mammals in the world to lose their entire habitat because of global warming. There are, however, simple things we can do to help. By recycling and using energy-efficient appliances, for instance, you can help reduce greenhouse emissions. Remember, even small changes can make a big difference if each of us helps. The loss of natural habitats should 7) ……. us of the urgent need for conservation.