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Statements:

A.  Emma is calling from the theatre.

B.  Today she had History, English, and Music lessons.

C.  Emma and her classmates watched actors at the theatre.

D.  Emma will be home before 8 0'clock.

E.   Tomorrow Emma has a quiz in Maths.

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Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu is an ancient city in Peru, high in the Andes mountains. It was built by the Inca people in the 15th century and later left empty. The Spanish never found it, so it stayed hidden for hundreds of years. In 1911 an American explorer, Hiram Bingham, discovered it and told the world about this mysterious place.

The city has stone houses, temples, and terraces for growing plants. It is often called the "Lost City of the

Incas." Today Machu Picchu is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Thousands of tourists climb the mountains every year to see it. Because the place is very popular, Peru has special rules to protect it from too many visitors.

Questions:

A.  Machu Picchu is in

1.      perU.

2.      Brazil.

3.      Mexico.

B.  It was built in the ...

1.      14th century.

2.      15th century.

3.      16th century.

C.  The city stayed hidden because .

1.      the Spanish never found it.

2.      nobody wanted to live there.

3.      it was destroyed.

D. Hiram Bingham discovered Machu Picchu in ...

1.      1811.

2.      1911.

3.      2011.

E.  Today Peru .

1.      protects Machu Picchu with rules.

2.      doesn't allow tourists to visit.

3.      is rebuilding Machu Picchu.

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Paul's Weekend

Last weekend Paul Ato his cousin's house in the countryside. Together they B a lot of fun: they went fishing, rode bicycles, and played football. Paul thought the countryside was much C than the noisy city. In the evening they sat near the fire and told stories.

Right now Paul D a letter to his cousin to thank him for the weekend. He says it is one of the happiest weekends he has E and he wants to go there again soon.

A)  1) go 2) went 3) goes

B)  1) have 2) had 3) having

C)  1) quiet 2) quieter 3) quietest

D)  1) write 2) wrote 3) is writing

E)  1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

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Message:

From: William@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Pets

...At home we have a dog. I often walk with him in the park, and he likes playing with a ball. Do you have a pet? How do you look after it? If not, what pet would you like to have?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

William

Start your reply with:

Hello William,

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Statements:

A.  David is calling from the railway station.

B.  Today he had Literature, Maths, and History lessons.

C.  The students met a writer at the station.

D.  David will be home before 8 0'clock.

E.   Tomorrow David has a test in Science.

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The Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef in the world. It is located off the coast of Australia and is about 2,300 kilometres long. The reef is made up of thousands of small reefs and islands. It is so big that astronauts can see it from space.

The reef is home to thousands of species of fish, turtles, and other sea animals. Colourful corals create a unique underwater world. The Great Barrier Reef is also very important for scientists, because it helps them study the oceans and climate change. Every year millions of tourists come to see the reef, but too many visitors and pollution can damage it. Australia works hard to protect this natural wonder for the future.

Questions:

A. The Great Barrier Reef is .

1.      the largest coral reef in the world.

2.      the smallest reef in the world.

3.      in the Atlantic Ocean.

B. The reef is about

1.      230 km long.

2.      2,300 km long.

3.      23,000 km long.

C. Astronauts can

1.      swim in the reef.

2.      see the reef from space.

3.      build houses on the reef.

D. The reef is important for scientists because ...

1.      it helps study oceans and climate change.

2.      it is close to the desert.

3.      it is a good place for ships.

E.  Today the reef is in danger because . . .

1.      of tourists and pollution.

2.      nobody visits it.

3.      there are no fish there.

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Helen's Holidays

Last winter Helen Awith her family to the mountains. They B skiing every day and enjoyed the fresh air. Helen thought the mountains were much C than the city because everything was clean and quiet. She also tried snowboarding for the first time. It was difficult but very exciting. In the evenings the family sat near the fireplace, drank tea, and played games. Right now Helen D photos from the holidays in her album. She says it is one of the most wonderful trips she has E

A)  1) go 2) went 3) goes

B)  1) go 2) going 3) went

C)  1) nice 2) nicer 3) nicest

D)  1) put 2) is putting 3) puts

E)  1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

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Message:

From: Jessica@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Food

...At school I usually have lunch in the canteen. I like sandwiches and apples, but sometimes I eat pizza too.

What do you usually eat for lunch at school? Do you like cooking at home? What food do you prefer — healthy or fast food?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Jessica

Start your reply with:

Hello Jessica,

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Statements:

A. Tom is calling from the sports ground.

B. Today he had lessons in Geography, English, and History.

C. Tom's team won the football game.

D. Tom will take the tram home.

E.  Tomorrow Tom has a test in Science.

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The Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. It is in Agra, India, and was built in the 17th century by Emperor Shah Jahan. He built it as a tomb for his wife Mumtaz Mahal. The Taj Mahal is made of white marble, and it shines differently in the morning, afternoon, and evening light. Many people call it a "monument of love."

The building is surrounded by gardens, fountains, and pools that reflect its image. Inside there are beautiful decorations with flowers and precious stones. Every year millions of tourists come to India to see the Taj Mahal. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Today the Indian government is working to protect it from pollution and the damage of time, so that future generations can enjoy its beauty.

Questions:

A. The Taj Mahal was built ...

1.      in the 17th century.

2.      in the 18th century.

3.      in the 19th century.

B. The emperor built the Taj Mahal

1.      for his son.

2.      for his wife.

3.      for himself.

C. The Taj Mahal is made of . . .

1.      stone.

2.      white marble.

3.      wood.

D. Around the Taj Mahal there are .

1.      gardens and fountains.

2.      deserts.

3.      mountains.

E.  Today the Indian government

1.      is protecting the Taj Mahal.

2.      is rebuilding the Taj Mahal.

3.      is moving the Taj Mahal.

Answer table:

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Maria's Day

Yesterday Maria Ato the city zoo with her class. They B many animals, including lions, elephants, and monkeys. Maria thought the monkeys were much Cthan the other animals because they were funny and clever. After the zoo visit, the class had a picnic in the park. Maria took lots of photos and promised to show them to her grandparents.

Right now Maria Da short report about the trip for her English teacher. She says it is one of the most unusual school trips she has E     and she hopes to go again next year.

A)  1) go 2) went 3) goes

B)  1) see 2) saw 3) seeing

C)  1) interesting 2) more interesting 3) most interesting

D)  1) write 2) is writing 3) wrote E) 1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

Answer table:

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Message:

From: Ben@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Hobbies

. . . In my free time I often go fishing with my father. Sometimes we go very early in the morning, and I like it a lot.

What hobbies do you have? How often do you do them? Do you share your hobbies with your family or friends?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Ben

Start your reply with:

Hello Ben,

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Statements:

A.  Sophie is calling from the museum.

B.  Today she had lessons in English, Art, and Music.

C.  Sophie and Emma worked on a project about history.

D. Sophie will come home by car.

E.  Tomorrow Sophie must give a report for her project.

Answer table:

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The Galápagos Islands

The Galápagos Islands are a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean. They belong to Ecuador and are about 1,000 kilometres from the coast of South America. The islands are famous because Charles Darwin visited them in 1835. His observations of animals and plants there helped him create his theory of evolution.

The Galápagos Islands are home to many unique animals. Giant tortoises can live more than 100 years, and marine iguanas can swim in the ocean. There are also many unusual birds, such as the blue-footed booby. Today the islands are a national park and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Thousands of tourists visit every year, but there are strict rules to protect the fragile nature of the islands.

Questions:

A.  The Galápagos Islands are in .

1.      the Atlantic Ocean.

2.      the Pacific Ocean.

3.      the Indian Ocean.

B.  The islands belong to

1.      Ecuador.

2.      perU.

3.      Brazil.

C.  Charles Darwin visited the islands in .

1.      1835.

2.      1935.

3.      1735.

D. Marine iguanas are unusual because they

1.      live for more than 100 years.

2.      can swim in the ocean.

3.      have blue feet.

E.  Today the islands are

1.      a national park with strict rules.

2.      a big modern city.

3.      a desert.

Answer table:

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Sam's Trip Abroad

Last summer Sam Aabroad for the first time. He Bto Italy with his parents. They visited Rome, Florence, and Venice. Sam thought Venice was much Cthan any other city he had ever seen because of its canals and boats. He took many photos and wrote about the trip in his diary. Right now Sam D an email to his English teacher about the holiday. He says it is the most interesting trip he has E             and he hopes to travel again next year.

A)  1) go 2) went 3) goes

B)  1) travel 2) travelled 3) travelling

C)  1) beautiful 2) more beautiful 3) most beautiful

D)  1) write 2) is writing 3) wrote E) 1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

Answer table:

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Message:

From: Lily@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Weekend

...At the weekend I usually meet my friends in the park. We play games, ride bicycles, and sometimes have a picnic. What do you usually do at the weekend? Do you often ride a bicycle? What is your favourite place to go with friends?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Lily

Start your reply with:

Hello Lily,

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Statements:

A.  Alex is calling from the railway station.

B.  Today he had lessons in History and Computer Science.

C.  Alex has already bought his train ticket.

D. He will be home before 8 0'clock.

E.  Tomorrow Alex has a test in English.

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The Polar Bear

The polar bear is the largest land carnivore in the world. Adult males can weigh more than 600 kilograms and are more than two metres long. Polar bears live in the Arctic, where it is very cold. They have thick white fur and a layer of fat under their skin that keeps them warm. Their white colour also helps them to hide when they hunt.

Polar bears are excellent swimmers and can swim many kilometres without stopping. They hunt mainly seals, which they catch on the ice. Today polar bears are in danger because global warming is melting the ice, and the animals have less space to live and hunt. Scientists and organisations are working to protect polar bears, but it is not easy. These animals are a symbol of the Arctic and of nature that needs protection.

Questions:

A.  Polar bears are

1.      the largest land carnivores.

2.      the smallest animals in the Arctic.

3.      only one metre long.

B.  Polar bears live ...

1.      in deserts.

2.      in the Arctic.

3.      in mountains.

C.  Their white fur helps them ..

1.      to keep warm.

2.      to hide when hunting.

3.      to see in the dark.

D. Polar bears are good at .

1.      swimming.

2.      climbing trees.

3.      running fast.

E.  Today polar bears are in danger because .

1.      hunters catch them.

2.      there is less ice.

3.      they don't eat seals anymore.

Answer table:

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Jenny's School Day

Yesterday Jenny A up early because she wanted to get to school before lessons. She B part in a music rehearsal for the school concert. The concert will be next month, and Jenny is practising the piano. Her teacher says she plays much C now than last year. After the rehearsal Jenny had her usual lessons. In the evening she helped her brother with homework.

Right now Jenny D her piano pieces again. She says it is the most exciting school concert she has E              and she hopes to perform very well.

A)  1) get 2) got 3) gets

B)  1) take 2) took 3) taken C) 1) well 2) better 3) best

D) 1) practise 2) practised 3) is practising E) 1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

Answer table:

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Message:

From: James@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Books

. In the evening I often read adventure stories. Sometimes I read them before bed, and they help me to relax.

Do you like reading? What books do you usually read? Do you often go to the library?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

James

Start your reply with:

Hello James,

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Statements:

A.  Kate is at the library now.

B.  Today she had lessons in Biology and Maths.

C.  Kate borrowed books about animals.

D.  She will be home before 7 0'clock.

E.   Tomorrow Kate has a class discussion in English.

Answer table:

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Mount Everest

Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world. It is part of the Himalayas and lies on the border between Nepal and China. Everest is 8,849 metres high. The first people to reach the top were Edmund Hillary from New Zealand and Tenzing Norgay, a Sherpa from Nepal, in 1953. Since then, thousands of climbers have tried to climb the mountain.

Climbing Mount Everest is very difficult and dangerous. The air is thin and very cold, and strong winds often blow. Many climbers need oxygen tanks to breathe. Local Sherpas often help them carry food, tents, and other things. Today, although climbing Everest is still dangerous, it is also very popular. Hundreds of people try it every year, and many tourists come just to see the mountain.

Questions:

A.  Mount Everest is .

1.      the highest mountain in the world.

2.      the longest river in the world.

3.      the largest desert in the world.

B.  Everest lies on the border between

1.      China and India.

2.      Nepal and China.

3.      Nepal and India.

C.  The first people to reach the top were ...

1.      Hillary and Norgay.

2.      two Sherpas.

3.      two Americans.

D. Climbing Mount Everest is difficult because ..

1.      it is too hot.

2.      there is little oxygen and strong winds.

3.      there are no Sherpas.

E.  Today

1.      nobody wants to climb Everest.

2.      only Sherpas climb Everest.

3.      many people try to climb it every year.

Answer table:

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Nick's Birthday

Last Saturday Nick A his birthday. He invited five friends to his house. They Bgames, listened to music, and danced together. Nick's mum made a big chocolate cake, and everyone said it was much c than the one last year. In the evening they watched a film and ate popcorn.

Right now Nick Dthank-you messages to his friends on the computer. He says it is one of the best birthdays he has E

A)  1) celebrate 2) celebrated 3) celebrates

B)  1) play 2) played 3) playing

C)  1) good 2) better 3) best

D)  1) write 2) is writing 3) wrote E) 1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

Answer table:

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Message:

From: Sarah@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Sports

...At school I play basketball twice a week. I also like running in the park with my friends. What sport do you like? How often do you do it? Do you like watching sports on TV?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Sarah

Start your reply with:

Hello Sarah,

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Statements:

A.  Daniel is calling from the shopping centre.

B.  Today he had Science and English lessons.

C.  Daniel bought new sports shoes.

D.  He will be home before 8 0'clock.

E.   Tomorrow Daniel has a History test.

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The Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower in Paris is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. It was built in 1889 for the

World Exhibition and was at first criticised by many artists and writers. But soon it became a symbol of Paris and of France itself. The tower is 330 metres high and was the tallest building in the world for more than 40 years.

The Eiffel Tower is made of iron and weighs more than 10,000 tonnes. It has three levels that visitors can climb to. From the top people can see the whole city of Paris, the River Seine, and many other famous places. At night the tower is beautifully lit with thousands of lights. Today millions of tourists come to Paris every year to visit the tower, take photos, and enjoy the view.

Questions:

A.  The Eiffel Tower was built .

1.      in 1789.

2.      in 1889.

3.      in 1989.

B.  At first, many people

1.      liked the tower.

2.      criticised the tower.

3.      ignored the tower.

C.  The Eiffel Tower is .

1.      made of iron.

2.      made of stone.

3.      made of wood.

D. From the top of the tower visitors can see ..

1.      the whole city.

2.      only the river.

3.      only the lights.

E.  At night the tower .

1.      is closed.

2.      is lit with lights.

3.      disappears in the dark.

Answer table:

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Lucy's Day

Yesterday Lucy Ato the park with her best friend Anna. They Btheir bicycles and rode around the lake. The weather was sunny and warm, and they saw many people walking their dogs. Lucy thought the park was much Cthan the streets near her house because it was quiet and green.

After cycling, the girls bought some ice cream and sat on a bench.

In the evening Lucy helped her mum cook dinner. Later she watched a film with her parents. Right now Lucy Da letter to her cousin about the day in the park. She says it is one of the nicest weekends she has E

A)  1) go 2) went 3) goes

B)  1) take 2) took 3) taking

C)  1) nice 2) nicer 3) nicest

D)  1) write 2) is writing 3) wrote E) 1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

Answer table:

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Message:

From: Oliver@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Family

.. .0n Sundays my family usually has dinner together. After dinner we sometimes play board games or go for a walk in the park.

What do you usually do on Sundays? Do you often spend time with your family? What games do you like playing?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Oliver

Start your reply with:

Hello Oliver,

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Statements:

A.  Anna is calling from the bus stop.

B.  Today she had Literature and PE lessons.

C.  Anna borrowed a book about animals.

D. She will be home before 7 0'clock.

E.  Tomorrow Anna is going on a school trip.

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The Pyramids of Egypt

The Pyramids of Egypt are some of the most famous monuments in the world. They were built thousands of years ago as tombs for the pharaohs, the kings of Ancient Egypt. The largest pyramid, the Great Pyramid of Giza, was built for Pharaoh Khufu. It is more than 4,500 years old and is one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

The pyramids were built with huge stone blocks, and nobody knows exactly how people managed to move them. Many scientists believe that thousands of workers used special ramps and tools. Today the pyramids are one of the most popular tourist places in Egypt. Millions of visitors come every year to see the ancient buildings, the Sphinx, and the desert around them. The pyramids remind us of the power and knowledge of Ancient Egypt.

Questions:

A. The pyramids were built

1.       as tombs for pharaohs.

2.       as houses for workers.

3.       as places for markets.

B. The Great Pyramid of Giza was built for . . .

1.       Cleopatra.

2.       Khufu.

3.       Tutankhamun.

C. The pyramids were built with .

1.       stone blocks.

2.       wood.

3.       bricks.

D. Today the pyramids are ...

1.       closed for tourists.

2.       a popular tourist attraction.

3.       used as houses.

E.  The pyramids remind us of ..

1.       the deserts of Africa.

2.       the power of Ancient Egypt.

3.       modern technology.

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Peter's Trip

Last month Peter A on a trip with his classmates. They B by bus to a national park. On the first day they walked in the forest and saw many birds and animals. Peter thought the park was much c than the city because it was quiet and green. In the evening they made a fire and sang songs together.

The next day Peter and his best friend went boating on the lake. They took photos and had a picnic. Right now Peter D his photos to his grandparents by email. He says it is the most exciting trip he has

A)  1) go 2) goes 3) went

B)  1) travel 2) travelled 3) travelling

C)  1) beautiful 2) more beautiful 3) most beautiful

D)  1) send 2) is sending 3) sent

E)  1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

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Message:

From: Emily@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Weekend

 . .At the weekend I usually go to the swimming pool with my parents. Sometimes we visit my grandparents and have lunch together.

What do you usually do at the weekend? Do you often see your grandparents? What do you like eating for lunch?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Emily

Start your reply with:

Hello Emily,

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Statements:

A.  Mark is at the sports centre now.

B.  Today he had lessons in Geography and Science.

C.  Mark played basketball and swam in the pool.

D.  He will be home after 8 0'clock.

E.   Tomorrow morning Mark has an English test.

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The Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China is one of the most famous buildings in the world. It is about 21,000 kilometres long and was built more than two thousand years ago. At first, the wall was made to protect the country from enemies. Later it also became a way to control trade along the Silk Road. People could travel safely because soldiers stood on the wall and watched for danger.

The Great Wall goes across mountains, deserts, and rivers. In some places it is built of stone, in others of earth and wood. It is so wide in some parts that five horses can walk side by side on it. Today the Wall is one of the most popular tourist attractions in China. Millions of people visit it every year. Scientists say it is the longest structure ever built by humans, and astronauts have even taken photos of it from space.

Questions:

A. The Great Wall of China is about

1.      2,100 km long.

2.      21,000 km long.

3.      210,000 km long.

B. At first, the Wall was built to

1.      protect the country.

2.      welcome travellers.

3.      keep animals inside.

C. The Wall is built of ..

1.      only stone.

2.      different materials.

3.      only wood.

D. Today the Great Wall is .

1.      a popular tourist place.

2.      a road for cars.

3.      closed to visitors.

E.  Scientists say the Wall is ...

1.      the longest human structure.

2.      the highest mountain.

3.      the oldest city.

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Tom's Project

Last week Tom Aa new project for his school. He Ba presentation about animals that live in Africa. He worked hard and used books and the Internet to find information. Tom learned many facts: for example, elephants live longer than most animals, and lions hunt better at night. His teacher said that Tom's project was much Cthan the one he did last month.

Right now Tom D colourful pictures for the presentation. His little brother is helping him to cut out photos of animals. Tom says it is the most interesting project he has E and he hopes to get a very good mark.

A)  1) start 2) started 3) starts

B)  1) prepare 2) prepared 3) preparing

C)  1) good 2) better 3) best

D)  1) draw 2) is drawing 3) drew

E)  1) ever done 2) never do 3) doing

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Message:

From: Michael@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Free time

. In the evening I usually play the guitar or listen to music. Sometimes I watch films with my family.

What do you usually do in the evening? Do you often watch films? What is your favourite kind of music?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

Michael

Start your reply with:

Hello Michael,

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Statements:

A.  Helen had History and English lessons today.

B.  In English they read a story about New York.

C.  Helen bought a book about the history of London.

D.  She must finish a Science project about volcanoes.

E.   Helen will be home before 7 0'clock.

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The Amazon Rainforest

The Amazon rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world. It is in South America and covers parts of nine countries, including Brazil, Peru, and Colombia. The Amazon is sometimes called "the lungs of the Earth" because it produces about 20 percent of the world's oxygen. Thousands of plants and animals live there, many of which cannot be found anywhere else. For example, the Amazon river dolphin lives only in this part of the world.

The Amazon River is also one of the longest rivers on Earth. It is about 6,400 kilometres long and carries more water than any other river. Local people use the river for transport, food, and water. The rainforest is very important for the whole planet, but today it is in danger. People cut down too many trees, and animals lose their homes. Scientists and organisations around the world are trying to protect the

Amazon because without it the Earth's climate could change.

Questions:

A. The Amazon rainforest is ...

1.      the smallest rainforest in the world.

2.      the largest rainforest in the world.

3.      only in Brazil.

B. The Amazon is called "the lungs of the Earth" because

1.      it produces oxygen.

2.      it has many rivers.

3.      it is very long.

C. The Amazon River .

1.      is about 6,400 km long.

2.      is the shortest river on Earth.

3.      is only used for swimming.

D.Today the Amazon rainforest is in danger because . . .

1.      people cut down too many trees.

2.      no animals live there anymore.

3.      there is no water in the river.

E. Scientists and organisations .

1.      are trying to protect the Amazon.

2.      want to build cities in the Amazon.

3.      are closing the Amazon River.

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Jack's Weekend

Last weekend Jack Ato the countryside with his parents. They Bthere by car and stayed in a small wooden house near a lake. The place was much Cthan the city, and Jack enjoyed the fresh air. On Saturday morning they went boating, and in the afternoon Jack played football with some local boys.

In the evening the family had a picnic near the lake. Jack took many photos and later Dthem to his grandparents. His grandparents were happy to see the pictures. Jack says it is the best weekend he has and he hopes to go there again in summer.

A)  1) go 2) goes 3) went

B)  1) travel 2) travelled 3) travelling

C)  1) quiet 2) quieter 3) quietest

D)  1) send 2) is sending 3) sent

E)  1) ever had 2) never have 3) having

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Message:

From: David@mail.uk

To: Russian friend@mail.ru

Subject: Holidays

...In winter my family usually goes skiing in the mountains. I enjoy snowball fights and making a snowman.

Where do you usually go on holiday? What do you like doing there? What is your favourite season?

Write back soon.

Best wishes,

David

Start your reply with: Hello David,

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