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ТРЕНИРОВОЧНЫЕ ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА
ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ.
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 10 КЛАСС.
Комплект заданий олимпиады включает задания по определению основных
языковых компетенций учащихся: лингвистической, коммуникативноречевой
и социокультурной (уровня Intermediate и UpperIntermediate) и состоит из
трех частей.
1. Reading
2. Use of English
3. Writing
Каждая работа состоит из 65 пунктов и письменного задания. Правильное
выполнение каждого пункта задания оценивается 20 баллами, включая оценку
правописания – 5 баллов, грамматические навыки – 5 баллов, содержание – 5
баллов, форма – 5 баллов (всего 20 баллов). Максимальное суммарное
количество баллов всей работы составляет 85 баллов.
Время выполнения работы – 4 часа (180 минут)
Задания олимпиады включают материалы из российских и зарубежных
изданий:
1. Журнал «Мозаика».
2. «Первое сентября» (приложение к «Учительской газете»).
3. Тестовые задания по подготовке к ЕГЭ.
4. “FCE. Practice Tests–2” OUP, by Mark Harrison.
5. “Fast Class” OUP, by Kathy Good.
6. “Grammar and Vocabulary for FCE” Longman. by L. Prodromou.
Task I. READIMG.
You are going to read a newspaper article about television banking. Seven
paragraphs have been removed from the article. Choose from the paragraphs A–H
the one which fits each gap (15–20). There is an example at the beginning (0).
The 10th form
Banks Race to Turn on Television Banking
The technological revolution in banking was taken a step further recently with
the announcement that one of four big banks is planning to introduce England's
first televisionbased banking services. Barclays, the first bank to introduce
automated cash machines in Britain, confirmed that it is involved in talks with
several cable TV companies about a plan that could move banking from the high
street into the nation's living rooms.
0
D Apart from personal banking, it will also be possible for inyestors to deal in
stocks and shares while sitting in front of their boardroom televisions. "Within the
next three or four years, TV banking will be a reality," said Justin Urquhart
Stewart, business development manager at Barclays.
15
A TV banking service is going to be introduced in Orlando, Florida this year,
and American banks are investing hundreds of millions of dollars in making full
scale home banking a reality. Barclays' move is just the latest in a number of
developments that have revolutionised banking. In 1989, Midland Bank launched
First Direct, the first British telephone banking service.
16
Computer banking, linking customers to special onscreen advisers, and video
cash points have since become features of the convenience approach to banking.
Even cash itself is beginning to seem oldfashioned and might eventually be
replaced completely.
17
The Mondex card will go on trial in Swindon next year. If it is successful, it
will be available throughout the country soon. Nat West has also recently
introduced interactive computers in ten of its branches, putting customers in direct
contact with its insurance offices in Bristol. The use of cameras means that
customer and adviser can meet "face to face" and discuss insurance details. While
the advisers' face appears on half of the customer's screen, the other half displays
rates and policy details.
18
As far as television banking is concerned, one bank spokesperson pointed out
that this type of technology could be used anywhere – in shops, supermarkets and
even petrol stations. There is also the possibility of being able to shop from home.
19
The idea of using people's television sets to allow them to communicate with
bank branches from home is extremely exciting. However, there is a major
problem, namely the unwillingness of customers to use new hightech services.
20
Nevertheless, so much of the new technology is already in place that, willing or
not, people of all ages will simply have to learn to use it.
А "The cable network will be available to everyone before long", he continues, "so the foundations for the new service are already there."
He believes that the technology already in use in the United States is a
good indication of what will happen in England.
Television shopping is already very popular in the United States.
Shoppers can see the items they 't may be interested in buying, compare
prices and then order the items by phone, fax or even by computer.
They can even access their bank accounts in order to transfer money to
pay for the goods they want to buy.
One possible replacement is something that Nat West and Midland
banks have been working on for years: the Mondex card. This is a
plastic card that resembles a pocket calculator and can be charged,
either at cash machines or specially adapted telephones, with electronic
"money units" which can be used instead of cash.
The service would allow customers to check the balance in their
accounts, transfer money and f^ change standing orders and direct
debits. And all these could be done by using a TV remote control.
As is the case with all technological advances, people need time to get
used to them. Elderly people – many of whom have never used a cash
point – will be especially hard to convince.
This means that customers can study their policies and ask questions at
the same time. This will eliminate the problem of forgetting what you
wanted to ask before you even get to the insurance office.
Problems with cash points have made some banks have second
thoughts about experimenting with other forms of technology. "We'd be
foolish to spend so much time and money on advances which may not
make banking easier at all," one spokesperson said.
Other banks severely criticised the new system. However, when
telephone banking proved to be successful, the system was soon
introduced by all major banks.
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II. ENGLISH IN USE
1. In most lines of the following text, there is one unnecessary word. It is either
grammatically incorrect or it doesn't fit in with the sense of the text. For each numbered line 1–14, write the unnecessary word in the space. Some lines are
correct. Indicate these with a tick (v). The exercise begins with two examples.
...v...
0 George came round to see me yesterday because he said he
00 wanted to discuss about the problems he was having at work.
He
1 explained that because he had been only recently started to
work
2 in the office everybody was taking advantage of him. He
3 complained that they kept up asking him to do things which he
4 says are not his job to do it. Senior members of staff
5 asked him to make a coffee and one of them even told him
6 to buy him a newspaper. The assistant director asked of him
7 whether he would mind to getting him some cigarettes.
8 I asked George how long had this had been going on and he
said
9 it had started on his first day in the office. I advised him to go
and
..about..
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
…
10 talk to his boss. He replied that he has had already had a
…
11 word with the manager but he refused to get involved and even …
…
12 suggested whether it was George's fault if there was tension at
13 work. I wondered whether we should to persuade George to
…
apply
14 for a job with us but I don't know about whether he would
agree to work on a much lower salary that he's getting at the
moment.
…
2. For questions 1–15, read the text below and decide which answers A, B, C or
0
A guiet B guite
D guietly
D best fits each space. There is an example at the beginning.
C mor guiet
Example:
She put the key in the key hole as … (0) as she could but she found it ... (1) as
the door was old and rusty. As she ... (2) opened the door, it squeaked ... (3) on its
old hinges. 'I wish they'd oil the thing a bit more …(4),' she muttered to herself …
(5). She closed the door ... (6) behind her and then tiptoed ... (7) across the room.
Unfortunately, this time it was the floorboards that betrayed her as they creaked ...
(8) with every step she took. It had been so … (9) since the old house had been
built – it had … (10) been about two hundred years before and for all Helen knew
they had … (11) replaced the original floorboards. Helen's heart began to beat …
(12). It was one o'clock. Helen's parents must have gone to bed ... (13). This was
most unusual. Rarely … (14) to bed before she got home. No sooner had she put
her foot on the first stair … (15) she heard a muffled voice call out. "Who's there?
Is that you, Helen?"
1. A hardly
B easy
C hard
D easily 2. A slowly
3. A lightly
4. A frequent
5. A with angry
6. A shyly
7. A softly
8. A aloud
9. A along
10. A probably
11. A rarely
12. A fastly
13. A early
14. A they went
15. A then
B loudly
B noisily
B oftener
B angry
B efficiently
B gentle
B loud
B long time
B certainly
B scarcely
B more faster
B more earlier
B they did go
B than
C careful
C softly
C sooner
C angrily
C carefully
C finely
C loudly
C long
C definitely
C never
C more fast
C the earliest
C they have gone
C that
D noisy
D gently
D frequently
D from anger
D fast
D shortly
D allowed
D a long time
D may not
D occasionally
D faster
D more early
D did they go
D there
3. Read the sentences below and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits
each blank.
1) …police on the opposite side of the street?
A. It is B. There is
C. Is it
D. Are there
2) Would you mind not ... on the radio until I ... with this phone call?
A. to turn/finish
C. turn/finish
B. to turn/ will finish
D. turning/finish
3) The sky was cloudy. … , we went to the beach.
A. consequently
C. in spite of
B. nevertheless
D. even though
4) If you cannot do it …, you can always … your parents.
A. your self/consult to B. by your own/turn to
C. by yourself/turn for D. on your own/consult
5) Don't forget … me as soon as you … home.
A. calling, come
C. calling, will come
B. to call, come
D. to call, will come
6) I'd like to ask you … questions. I need … more information.
A. few, little
C. a few, a few
7) I expected … today.
B. a few, a little
D. few, a few
A. them come
C. they come
B. they came
D. them to come
8) If it … raining yesterday, we … the game.
A. hadn't been, would have finished B. wasn't, will finish
C. weren't, would have finished D. wasn 't would finish
9) Have you ever ... across the Atlantic? A. fly
B. flowed
C.flew
D. flown
10) I can't help ... economical.
A. to be
B. being
C. my being D. be
11) I ... to become an English teacher.
A. have wanted
C. had always wanted D. have been wanted
B. have always wanted
12) This flower smells …
A. such strange
C. so strange
B. so strangely
D. such strangely
13) He has made such … great progress.
A. the
B. a
C. –
D. that
14) The children were often made … after classes.
C. be staying D. staying
B. to stay
A. stay
15) … nothing you can do about it.
A. It is
B. There is C. There are D. This is
4. Phrasal verbs. Choose the correct preposition in each sentence.
1) I enjoyed London, but it didn't really live up to/with/for my expectations.
2) I'm going crazy! I can't put off/up/down with so much confusion.
3) It's difficult to keep along/by/up with changes in biotechnology.
4) My car needs a service – the engine needs seeing in/to/at.
5) Our teacher doesn't stand for/up/with any bad behaviour in class.
5. Word formation. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word
given in the box. As you do the exercise think about the kind of word that is
needed in the sentence – verb, noun, or adjective. Be careful, because in some
cases you will need a negative form.
1. You may laugh, but I don't find anything ...
about finding a snake in your tent in the middle
of the night.
2. Gardening may be hard work but it can also be
… I think it's a wonderful way to spend one's
time.
3. I was … of having lied to my mother. I
shouldn't have done it.
4. When I speak English I sometimes feel a bit …
, especially when I make mistakes.
5. The violent way he treated his children in
public was ...
6. She has made invaluable … to our efforts.
7. He is normally very … , so you'll be lucky if
you get any information out of him.
COMMUNICATE
CONTRIBUTE
EMBARRASS
SHAME
AMUSE
TIRE
SHAME 8. We have still received no … of our booking.
9. Every evening you hear … noise of motor
cycles revving up in the town square.
10. It was an extremely … experience, which I
never want to go through again.
CONFIRM
DEAF
PLEASE
Task III. WRITING.
You are looking for a holiday course which combines English lessons with
some leisure activities and the chance to practise your favourite sports. You see
this advertisement in an English language magazine, and want to find out more
about what is offered.
Read carefully the advertisement and the notes you have made. Then write your
letter to Summer Study Holidays, explaining what you want, and including all your
questions.
Improve vour English and tnjoy a holiday at the
same time with
how big?
SUMMER STUDY HOLIDAYS
We offer daily English classes at a level to suit
your needs. And a full programme of sports
and leisure events.
– 1–3 week courses throughout the summer
– cetres in beautiful country areas in the north
of England and Scotland
– basic but comfortable accommodation in
forest cabins
– excellent value for money
FOR FULL DETAILS PLEAST CONTACT:
cost?
how many hours
a day?
Which sports?
I want to be with:
mixed nationalities
people my age
people at my level of English
Write a letter of 140–180 words in an appropriate style.
Task I. READING
За каждый правильный ответ 1 балл. Всего 6 баллов.
K e y: 15. A; 16. H; 17. C; 18. F; 19. B; 20. E.
Task II. VOCABULARY IN USE
1. По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ. Всего 14 баллов.
1. been
2. v
3. up
4. it
2. По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ. Всего 15 баллов.
1C; 2A; 3B; 4D; 5C; 6C; 7A; 8C; 9C; 10A; 11C; 12D; 13A; 14D; 15B.
9. v
10. has
11. v
12. whether
5. a
6. of
7. to
8. had
13. to
14. about 3. По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ. Всего 15 баллов.
1.D; 2.D; 3.B; 4.D; 5. B; 6. B; 7.D; 8.A; 9.D; 10.B; 11.B; 12.C; 13.C; 14.B;
15.B.
4. По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ. Всего 10 баллов. Ошибка в
правописании считается неправильным ответом и заслуживает – 0 баллов.
1. to; 2. up; 3. up; 4. to; 5. for.
5. По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ. Всего 5 баллов.
1. amusing
2. tiresome
3. ashamed
4. embarrassed
5. shameful
6. contribution
7. incommunicative
8. confirmation
9. deafening
10. unpleasant
Task III. WRITING
Всего 20 баллов.
Spelling – 5
Grammar – 5
Content – 5
Form – 5
Общая сумма баллов работы – 85.
Требования к оцениванию письменной части задания
Содержание,
Колво
баллов
решение
коммуникативной
1
задачи
2
20–17 Коммуникативная
задача решена,
немногочисленные
языковые
погрешности не
препятствуют
пониманию текста
Грамматика
Лексика
Форма
4
Показано хорошее
знание и применение
уровневого запаса
лексики. Хорошее
знание связующих слов
и выражений
3
Ошибки практически
отсутствуют,
соблюдается
правильный порядок
слов. Допускается
незначительное
количество ошибок в
сложных
конструкциях.
Отсутствие
орфографических
ошибок
5
Соблюдается
деление
текста на
предложения
.
Четко
обозначены
параграфы
логических
связей
Окончание табл.
1
2
3
4
5 16–12 Коммуникативная
задача решена, но
лексико
грамматические
погрешности при
использовании
языковых средств,
выходящих за
базовый уровень,
затрудняют
понимание текста
10–8 Коммуникативная
задача почти
решена, но лексико
грамматические
погрешности, в том
числе при
использовании
языковых средств,
составляющих
базовый уровень
затрудняют
понимание текста
7–0 Коммуникативная
задача не решена,
понимание сильно
затруднено
Эффективно и
правильно
использовано
достаточное
количество лексики
при отдельных
неточностях в
употреблении слов
Использован
ограниченный запас
слов, недостаточно
соблюдаются
нормы языка
В работе имеется ряд
грамматических
ошибок, не
препятствующих
пониманию текста.
Допустимо
несколько
орфографических
ошибок, которые не
затрудняют
понимание
Часто встречаются
грамматические и
орфографические
ошибки
элементарного
уровня, которые
порой затрудняют
понимание текста
Соблюдается
деление
текста на
предложения
, но деление
на
параграфы
не всегда
правильно
обозначены
Логические
связи не
соблюдены.
Вступление и
концовка не
четко
обозначены
Большое количество
грамматических и
орфографических
ошибок
Форма
высказывани
я не
соблюдена
Отсутствие
необходимого запаса
лексики, неумение
выразить свои мысли
при помощи языковых
средств базового
уровня
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