SUMMARY TEST. Great Britain and Ukraine.

Match the plants with the countries they are symbols of.

Match the names of the countries with their flags.

Match the words to make up word combinations.

What territory does Ukraine occupy?

What is the correct name of Great Britain?

Edinburg is the capital of ... .

How many regions does Ukraine consist of?

How many countries does Ukraine border on?

Which is the longest river of Great Britain?

Which Ukrainian cities have the special status?

Which sea washes Britain in the north-east?

Which geographical item DOESN’T refer to Ukraine?

Whic geographical item DOESN’T refer to Great Britain?

What is the name of the British flag?

The highest peaks of Great Britain and Ukraine are … .

Which symbol is NOT the symbol of Great Britain?

What is the national musical instrument of Great Britain?

Where is the UK situated?

How many parts (countries) does the UK consist of?

Belfast is the capital of ... .

Which river DOESN’T flow in Great Britain?

Ireland is washed by the Atlantic Ocean in ... .

Which city is NOT in Great Britain?

There is no monster in Loch Ness. … has seen it since the legend was born.

Scotland is situated in ... of Great Britain.

What are the symbols of the four countries of the UK?

Read the following statements and determine if they are TRUE or FALSE.

1. Ukraine is bigger than the UK.       [true, false]

2. The population of the UK is more than Ukraine nowadays.       [true, false]

3. The only language in the UK is English.       [true, false]

4. Ukraine is washed by the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.       [true, false]

5. There aren't any rivers in London.       [true, false]

6. Only 15 % of the whole territory of Ukraine is mountainous.       [true, false]

7. In general the climate of Ukraine is moderate-continental, subtropical only in the southern part of the Crimea.       [true, false]

8. The highest peak of the Carpathians is Roman-Kosh.       [true, false]

Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

1. The most well-known residences of the British royal family - Buckingham Palace and Winsdor Castle – are situated in … London and … Berkshire.         [-/-, -/the, the/the]

2. Rosa did the project about … River Nile in … Egypt yesterday.           [the / -, - / -, the / the]

3. He went to … Grampian Mountains in … Scotland and took photos of … Mount Ben Nevis.               [- / - / the, the / the / -, the / - / -]

4. ... Kyiv stands on ... Dnipro.           [The / the, - / the, The / -]

5. ... Sea of Azov washes ... Ukraine in ... South.                 [The / - / the, The / the / the, - / - / the]

6. ... Lake Svitiaz is the largest lake of ... Shatski lakes.           [The / the, The / -, - / the]

7. I … a headache yesterday.          [had, have had, have]

8. The nurse … to a patient right now.            [talks, is talking, will talk]

9. Andrew … to London yet.              [hadn’t been, haven’t been, hasn’t been]

10. I … my e-mails every day.                [don’t read, didn’t read, am not reading]

Complete the text with the following words:

important, holidays, history, Independence, national, independent.

Ukraine has many (1) ...          . One of them is (2) ...              Day. It is on August 24. It is a very (3) ...           day in the (4) ...         of our country. On this day, Ukrainians celebrate the birthday of Ukraine as an (5) ...             state. There are many decorations and (6) ...          symbols in the streets.