(Копія) Test On Screen 2 Unit 5

Jim: Hi, Mark. I’m sorry about the party last night. It was terrible!

Mark: It’s OK, Jim. I just can’t believe so many accidents happened!

Jim: Yes. Things started badly when James 1) ………………..         [broke, tore, slipped, took, ate, fell] on the wet floor and 2) ………………..         [broke, tore, slipped, took, ate, fell] his glass!

Mark: Poor James. I felt sorry for Anna. She 3) ……………….         [broke, tore, slipped, took, ate, fell] something too spicy and looked ill all evening.

Jim: Yeah, she really hates spicy food. What about Martin though? He 4) ………………..         [broke, tore, slipped, took, ate, fell] down the stairs and 5) ………………..         [broke, tore, slipped, took, ate, fell] his shirt! I offered to buy him a new one, but he said it was alright.

Mark: Wow! I didn’t see that. I was busy with Mary looking for her coat. The problem was that she was in such a hurry to catch her train that she 6) ………………..         [broke, tore, slipped, took, ate, fell] the wrong one.

Jim: Oh, no! It really was an unlucky evening for everyone!

Erica hung a crown/garland         [crown, garland] on her door to decorate the house.

On May Day, a May Queen watches the festival from her throne/pole        [throne, pole].

Even people/locals        [people, locals] visiting the village can join in the celebration.

The festival is the biggest event/gathering           [event, gathering] of dancers in the country.

At the winter festival, Sandra learnt how to ride a sledge/kayak        [sledge, kayak].

The Lord Mayor’s Show is the largest street display/parade         [display, parade] in London.

We watched ………             [delicious, traditional, special, changing, impressive] dances at the May Day celebration.

I love Christmas because we eat lots of ………             [delicious, traditional, special, changing, impressive]food for dinner.

Bonfire Night is a very ………             [delicious, traditional, special, changing, impressive]day; I love watching the fireworks!

I was amazed by the………             [delicious, traditional, special, changing, impressive]floats at the carnival this year.

On May Day, at the end of spring, people celebrate the ………             [delicious, traditional, special, changing, impressive]seasons.

Remembrance Day

Remembrance Day is an event in Britain that 1) remembers/honours           [remembers, honours] soldiers who 2) fought/defeated          [fought, defeated] in World War I and other wars since then. It happens every November across the country, and people 3) take/grab      [take, grab] wreaths to monuments as a sign of respect. The Royal family visit the biggest Remembrance Day monument, called the Cenotaph. It 4) commemorates/represents              [commemorates, represents] soldiers who died in wars in other countries. During the ceremony, crowds 5) participate/watch             [participate, watch] as the Queen lays a wreath while soldiers play slow music.

Grove Hill School

This weekend come and join 1) in/on     [in, on] the fun 2) in/at    [in, at] Grove Hill School! Our Halloween party is 3) on/at    [on, at] Saturday evening and takes place 4) at/on    [at, on] 5pm 5) at/in    [at, in] the main hall. Make sure you bring a costume 6) with/for      [with, for] you and don’t forget your pumpkin 7) to/for     [to, for] the pumpkin carving competition!

Martin …………………………. (make) tea for everyone.

Kevin …………………………. (not/read) this book before.

…………………………. (you/ever/be) to Hogmanay in Edinburgh?

The girls …………………………. (go) to the concert already.

I …………………………. (attend) the Guy Fawkes’ Night for the last five years.

Oh, no! I …………………………. (burn) the dinner in the oven!

Jenny has already/yet         [already, yet] prepared the food for the party tonight.

This is the first time I've never/ever       [never, ever] been to a food festival.

I haven't seen Kathryn since/for       [since, for] New Year’s Eve.

The Hendersons have been living here since/for       [since, for] two years.

Tom has just/yet      [just, yet] graduated from university.

A: …………………………… (you/ever/hear)                     the band perform live?

B: No, but I …………………………… (listen)               to all their albums.

A: …………………………… (you/bake)                the mince pies yet?

B: Yes, I …………………………… (try)       one this morning; they’re delicious

A: I …………………………… (never/wear)                 fancy dress to a festival before.

B: Neither have I, but I ………………………… (order)         my costume last night.

A: …………………………… (you/already/ wrap)                          Jane’s birthday presents?

B: No, I …………………………… (not/buy)                 the wrapping paper yet.

A: I …………………………… (never/see)                 such beautiful fireworks!

B: I know, I .......... (be)     there last year.

X: Did you have a nice time?

Y: .................................................................................

A It was amazing.

B I went to a party.

C They enjoyed it a lot.

X: Were there a lot of people?

Y: .................................................................................

A She had a huge wedding.

B No, Mary went with her cousin.

C All her friends and relatives were there.

X: .................................................................................

Y: I didn’t do anything special.

A Did you enjoy yourself?

B What was your weekend like?

C How was the birthday party?