Діагностувальні завдання з англійської мови по юнітам 11-12, 7 клас, Prepare 7

Unit 11

ГР 4

VOCABULARY

Complete the words in the sentences.(напиши пропущене слово повністю з маленької літери, першу літеру теж пишемо)

1. In the city centre there is a beautiful p_______. The king lives there.       

2. We went to the new s_______ to watch an international football match.        

3. There are several famous paintings in this a___ g_____.           

4. This s________ is a new building. It has 110 floors and there’s a restaurant on the 100th floor.           

GRAMMAR

Complete the sentences with the words from the box.(використай довідку і впиши необхідне слово з маленької літери)

a all another another both other the

1. Let’s look at the map to see where __________ nearest park is.    

2. I have two sisters. __________ of them are older than me.     

3. __________ of the museums are closed on Mondays, so we can’t visit them.    

4. That cake was delicious! Can I have __________ piece please?        

Unit 12

ГР4

VOCABULARY

Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.(впиши правильне слово)

1. My brother loves watching horror / adventure films but I don’t enjoy being scared.       

2. I love musicals / drama because I like to see all the actors singing and dancing.         

3. Have you seen the new thriller / comedy with Steve Carell? It is so funny!       

4. I know I’m an adult but I still enjoy watching animated / comedy films, they’re fun.         

GRAMMAR

Choose the right word to complete the sentences.(впиши правильне слово)

1. You said that / if / while you wanted to go to the cinema.     

2. I usually cry and / where / when I watch sad films!     

3. Mum always falls asleep while / where / but she’s watching TV.      

4. I can get the tickets or / if / and you give me some money first.   

Unit 11

ГР3

Look at the signs, notices and messages. Where would you see them or where is the writer? Match each sign to a place in the box.

Places:
at school • in a shop • by a river • at a train station • in a café • on a website

1
Jeans for All
Need a bigger or smaller pair?
Ask the assistant                    [by a river, in a café, on a website, at school, at a train station, in a shop]

2
To: Jack
From: Lily

Can’t call as class is starting, but are you free Saturday night?
We’ve got tickets for a rock concert and Dad says I can bring a friend!                    [at school, by a river, in a shop, at a train station, in a café, on a website]

3
Boat Trips
10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Trips take 3 hours
Full details available from Tourist Information Office                    [on a website, at a train station, in a café, by a river, at school, in a shop]

4
Tilly – we’re all waiting for you at the Silver Fish Café.
The film starts soon! Shall we wait here for you or meet you at the cinema?                    [in a shop, at school, by a river, in a café, at a train station, on a website]

5
Left Luggage
We open early and close late
Large bag – £6.00 | Small bag – £3.00                    [in a café, at a train station, on a website, in a shop, at school, by a river]

6
Wildlife Safari Park
Open March to October
Under 16s £12.50 Adults £25.00
Click here to book!                    [on a website, at a train station, in a café, by a river, at school, in a shop]

Unit 12

ГР3

Read the blog about the ‘tricks’ movie companies use to make their films into hits. Match the ‘tricks’ a–e to paragraphs 1–5.

a Make a movie that might win a prize.
b Make a film that has a story or characters that the audience knows and likes.
c Advertise the movie well.
d Use actors who are really famous.
e Make a film which people will write or talk about.

WHAT MAKES A MOVIE A HIT?

We all know a good film when we see it. It has a great story, excellent photography and wonderful acting. But what makes a good movie into a big hit? This is a question that filmmakers are always asking themselves! Of course, there is no perfect answer. However, movie companies have a few tricks which help make their films become as successful as possible.

1                                          [a Make a movie that might win a prize., b Make a film that has a story or charac, c Advertise the movie well., d Use actors who are really famous., e Make a film which people will write or]
Some stars have fans who will go and see any movie they are in. Unfortunately, not all movies that have big stars in them are successful, and using famous actors can be expensive!

2                                          [a Make a movie that might win a prize., b Make a film that has a story or charac, c Advertise the movie well., d Use actors who are really famous., e Make a film which people will write or]
There are lots of movies which come from books, comics, computer games or TV shows. Just think of Harry Potter, Wonder Woman, X-Men, Star Wars, etc. People already love these, so they can’t wait to see the film.

3                                          [a Make a movie that might win a prize., b Make a film that has a story or charac, c Advertise the movie well., d Use actors who are really famous., e Make a film which people will write or]
People often check to see what newspapers or websites are saying about a film before they go and see it. Also, people who love a movie will tell their friends how good it is.

4                                          [a Make a movie that might win a prize., b Make a film that has a story or charac, c Advertise the movie well., d Use actors who are really famous., e Make a film which people will write or]
This is really important. As well as posters and trailers, most big films will now have a website that gives extra information about the film. Also, when a new film comes out, the stars of the movie usually travel around the world and give interviews to get people interested in the film.

5                                          [a Make a movie that might win a prize., b Make a film that has a story or charac, c Advertise the movie well., d Use actors who are really famous., e Make a film which people will write or]
Awards like the Oscars and the Golden Globes let people know which films are good to watch. A movie that gets an award often becomes much more popular than before.

Unit 11, 12

ГР1

LISTENING

For each question, choose the correct answer. You will hear Finley inviting a friend to the cinema. In pairs, compare your answers. Then listen again to check your answers.

1. What does Ana say about Body Swap?
   A It’s a bit too short.
   B It’s got famous actors in it.
   C It’s popular with her friends.   [A, B, C]

2. What day will they go to the cinema?
   A Friday
   B Saturday
   C Sunday   [A, B, C]

3. What time does the film begin?
   A 6.10
   B 6.30
   C 6.45   [A, B, C]

4. How will they get home?
   A They’ll get a lift.
   B They’ll walk.
   C They’ll get the bus.   [A, B, C]

5. How much are the tickets?
   A £5.00
   B £7.50
   C £10.00   [A, B, C]

Unit 11, 12

ГР2

Match the questions to the answers