Контрольная работа по английскому языку в 6 классе Модуль 2

A Complete the sentences with the correct word in a proper form. measure • dessert •  picturesque •  imagination • fireworks • cucumber • junk • fizzy • cuisine • taste 1 What is there for the …………… today? We’d like something sweet. 2 London fruit markets are a …………… place for any visitor. 3 This monument …………… about ten meters high. 4 You can use your …………… to create some new dish. 5 The desserts in this café can suit any …………… . 6 What national …………… do you prefer? 7 8 You can have …………… salad with the meat. 9 …………… food is very harmful for any stomach. You should avoid it. 10 Lemonade is a popular …………… drink among teens. It is better to watch …………… at night. It is more picturesque. B Underline the correct item.  1 Shopping menu/list 2 Eating snack/habits 3 Coat/Jacket potatoes 4 A bag of crisps/tomatoes 5 A tub of chips/ice cream  C Choose the correct item. 1 There is … juice in the glass. A some B any C a 2 Are there … potatoes left in the fridge? A some  B any  C no 3 There … not much sugar in the sugar  basin. 6 A bottle of waffles/cola 7 A bunch of cherries/bananas 8 A bar of soup/chocolate 9 A pot of celery/yogurt 10 A tin of soup/cereal 6 Is there … salt in your soup? A too C enough 7 The meat dish is … spicy. I don’t like it  B much much. A too C enough 8 Do you spend much money on … out? B so  B is  A are I usually have tea with … milk. A much  C   any 4 B a little C many 5 There is … cereal in the bowl.       A too many B too much C any D Choose the correct response. 1 A: Are you ready to order? B: a I think we are. b I’d like a cup of tea. 2 A: Can I have scrambled eggs? B: a Just a second. b Sure, no problem. 3 A: Any side orders? B: a Here you are. b No, thank you. A go C to go 9 Let’s stop … lunch in this restaurant. B going A have B having C to have 10 Unfortunately, I forgot … the window and  now it is raining! A close B closing C to close 4 A: What would you like to drink? B: a Lemonade, please. b So that’s it. 5 A: So that’s a cheese omelette and a cup  of tea? B: a Right, please. b That’s right. Thank you. Points: _____ 5 x 2 10 E Read the text and mark the sentences T (true), F (false) or NS (not stated). In Russia any meal is finished with tea. 1 2 All Russians like tea. 3 Tea is served with cookies, candies, and cakes. 4 Large meals are not followed by tea. 5 Candies may be made with wafers.  6 7 Homemade desserts are tastier. 8 9 Dried fruit is used to cook compote. ................ ................ ................ ................ ................ ................ ................ ................ ................   10   Russian tea is a very heavy meal.                          ………... Fruit is used to cook tarts and candies. It is easy to cook vareniki. Russian Tea In  Russia  no  meal is complete without lingering over cups of strong tea and sweets. Even large meals are usually followed by a dessert course, which, much like the savory variety of zakuzki, consists of a wide range of cookies, candies, and cakes. Russian tarts are composed of sweet butter creams and nuts in between several  cake  layers. Candy is often just as rich, made of nuts, marzipan, dried fruit or wafers dipped in dark chocolate. A variety of candy and cakes can be found in most Russian food stores, but the tastiest desserts are homemade. “Vareniki” are dumplings filled with fruit or sweet cheese. Not only are they delicious, but they are easy to make at home. “Medovik” is a wonderful honey cake, and “Medianyky” are honey cookies, based on the same recipe. “Compote”, boiled fresh fruit, is the perfect summer dessert, but can also be made from dried fruit off- season. Cherries, apples, and other fruits are the  best in this dish, and berries can be added to enhance the flavors. Compote can also be used as dressing for vanilla ice cream or sweet crepes. I can’t think of a better way to end tea procedure. And just when you think you can’t possibly eat one more bite, you will be talked into having one last cup of tea. F Write an email to your new English pen friend Jack about your everyday shopping list (60­ 80 words). Include: • the names of food • the place you go shopping • its departments • people who buy there • ask your pen friend about his shopping list • ask your pen friend to write back