5 th grade Екстернат

Listening.

Listen to the text and choose True or False.

Ukraine is the largest country in Europe.

The Sea of Azov and the Black Sea wash the borders (кордони ) of Ukraine.

Lviv isn't the capital of Ukraine.

The two colours on the National Flag of Ukraine symbolize the country's forests and rivers.

The Ukrainians enjoy traditional dishes like borshch and varenyky.

Choose the correct answer:

Which river is the longest in Ukraine?

Which mountain is the highest in Ukraine?

Ukrainians are ....

Ukrainians have got.....

Ukraine is situated in the central part of Europe.

Reading comprehension

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

David Smith is… years old

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

He goes to his school by….

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

He usually has… lessons a day

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

At… o’clock David comes back from school.

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

David usually has three lessons before lunch

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

His school is in…

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

David Smith is an English school boy.

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

David lives with his family in a little town far away from London.

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

David always has lunch at school.

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

He plays with his friends, watches TV or plays computer games.

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David Smith is an English schoolboy. He is eleven years old and he is a pupil of St. Patrick School in London. David lives with his father and mother in a little town of Greenwich not far from London. His address is 21, Green Street.

David's school is far from his house, so he goes to his school by a school bus. David Smith is a first-year pupil of a secondary school. His lessons begin at nine o'clock in the morning.

He usually has seven lessons a day: four lessons before lunch and three lessons in the afternoon, after lunch. David always has lunch at school, but some pupils of his class go home to have lunch during a big break.

At five o'clock David comes back from school. He has a rest. He plays with his friends, reads books or plays computer games. David has dinner with the family at six or seven o'clock in the evening. He goes to bed at ten o'clock. Before going to bed he usually has tea with a piece of cake.

What does David eat before going to sleep?

Use of English

The ...... of Kyiv were Kyi, Shchek and Khoryv.

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Ukrainians can live in ...

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My brother _____already done his homework.

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My mother ____ a cake yesterday.

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I___ TV shows. They are really boring.

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___ the dog because it's rainy outside.

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What are you going to do tonight? -

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He ___ in London at the moment.

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Where _____ you usually spend holidays? -

I always ____ my granny, but last summer I ____ at home.