Материалы для подготовки к тесту по английскому языку в 7 классе
методическая разработка по английскому языку (7 класс)

Материалы для подготовки к тесту по  английскому языку в 7  классе        

1. Put in the missing words:

-What's the matter with you, Sam?

-I … bad. I’ve got a ... nose and a … .

-Have you … a cough?

-No, only a … throat.

-Well, my dear, I think you've got ... . Stay in bed, take … and you'll feel … in a few days.

-Shall I go ... school tomorrow?

-No, you should … in bed for two or three days.

-It's great. Tomorrow the Olympic Games will begin and I can ... sports from morning till night.

-Oh, you are a ... fan, aren't you?

-Yes, but I'm not just a … . I'm good ... football and basketball.

2. Complete the sentences:

1. Be  ...! Don't break the mirror. (careful / carefully)

2. Look! That young sportsman is swimming very ... . (quick / quickly)

3. His new manager is lively and ... . (energetic / energetically)

4. Now I ... skate four times a week. (usual / usually)

5. The girl was... at jumping and running. (good / well)

6. What’s the matter with you? - I feel… (bad / badly)

7. The boy works ... at his English. (hard /hardly)

8. Oh, it's too ...! I should leave. (late / lately)

9. It takes me ... 40 minutes to get to the swimming pool.  (near / nearly)

10. The sportsman was tired and could... speak. (hard / hardly)

11. There is a modern sports centre ... our school. (near / nearly)

12. The athlete can jump very... . (high / highly)

13. I haven't visited my old granny ... . (late / lately).

14. He is a ... skilled engineer. (high / highly)

3. Complete the sentences: put the adjectives or adverbs in brackets in appropriate form.

1. Yesterday she danced … than usual. She had a terrible backache. (bad)

2. I hope they'll come ... tomorrow morning than today. (early)

3. He works... at English than his friend.  (hard)

4. He swims ... than the Canadian sportsman. (fast)

5. You should play ... than yesterday. (carefully)

6. Steve and Sam did ... in the last game. (badly)

              4. Read the text and answer the questions

Some time ago the British had very difficult money system. There were twelve pence in a shilling and twenty shillings in a pound. It means that they had more than one hundred pence in one pound. For a tourist it was almost impossible to Understand and use this system. But in 1971 it was changed to a simpler one. One pound is now one hundred pence, which is the same as in most money systems of the world.

You can sometimes think that over half of the people you see in the streets of London in summer are not Londoners, and most of them are not British at all. This is because London is one of the most popular cities of the world. Millions of people come here every year. So you can hear a lot of different languages on buses, in the Underground, in cafes and restaurants.

1. How many pence were there in one pound before 1971?
2. Is British money system different from systems of European countries now?
3.  When do most tourists come to London?
4. Why can you hear a lot of languages in the streets of London?
5. Why was it difficult for tourists to use the old British money system?