ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
Оценка 5
Руководства для учителя
docx
английский язык +1
Взрослым
24.03.2018
Предлагаемый материал представляет собор подборку наиболее типичных тренировочных заданий для подготовки к участию в предметной олимпиаде. Задания могут быть также использованы и на уроках по предмету для закрепления знаний по соответствующей теме. Для всех заданий даны подробные решения. Также указана система оценки выполненной работы.
английский язык - 9.docx
ТРЕНИРОВОЧНЫЕ ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА
ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ.
АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 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:
I. Reading.
II. Vocabulary in Use (English in Use).
III. Writing (Speaking).
Каждая работа состоит из 65 пунктов и письменного задания. Правильное
выполнение каждого пункта задания оценивается в один балл (всего 65
баллов). Письменное задание 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 академических 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.
Инструкция для членов жюри:
1. Провести инструктаж учащихся перед началом выполнения работы.
2. Участников, замеченных в общении, предупреждают однократно и
удаляют из аудитории при повторном замечании.
3. Учащимся 9 классов разрешается пользоваться словарем за полчаса до
окончания срока выполнения олимпиады.
4. В случае необходимости учащиеся могут выйти из аудитории. Время
выхода и возвращения отмечается членами жюри на письменной работе
учащегося. Запрещается покидать аудиторию более чем одним учеником
одновременно.
5. Члены жюри проставляют время сдачи работ по мере их выполнения.
Работа не принимается, если сдается позже обозначенного олимпиадой срока. Т р е б о в а н и я к оцениванию п и с ь м е н н о й части задания
Колво
баллов
Содержание,
решение
коммуникативной
задачи
1
2
20–17 Коммуникативная
задача решена,
немногочисленные
языковые
погрешности не
препятствуют
пониманию текста
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
Грамматика
Лексика
Форма
3
Ошибки практически
отсутствуют,
соблюдается
правильный порядок
слов. Допускается
незначительное
количество ошибок в
сложных
конструкциях.
Отсутствие
орфографических
ошибок
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
4
Показано
хорошее знание и
применение
уровневого
запаса лексики.
Хорошее знание
связующих слов
и выражений
5
Соблюдается
деление
текста на
предложения.
Четко
обозначены
параграфы
логических
связей
Эффективно и
правильно
использовано
достаточное
количество
лексики при
отдельных
неточностях в
употреблении
слов
Использован
ограниченный
запас слов,
недостаточно
соблюдаются
нормы языка
Соблюдается
деление
текста на
предложения,
но деление на
параграфы не
всегда
правильно
обозначены
Логические
связи не
соблюдены.
Вступление и
концовка не
четко
обозначены 1
7–0
2
3
Коммуникативная
задача не решена,
понимание сильно
затруднено
Большое количество
грамматических и
орфографических
ошибок
Окончание табл.
5
Форма
высказывания
не соблюдена
4
Отсутствие
необходимого
запаса лексики,
неумение
выразить свои
мысли при
помощи
языковых
средств базового
уровня
Т р е б о в а н и я к оцениванию у с т н о й ч а с т и задания
Колво
баллов
1
Содержание,
решение
коммуникативной задачи
Грамматика
Лексика
2
3
4
15–13 Коммуникативная задача
решена,
немногочисленные
языковые погрешности
не препятствуют
пониманию
высказывания
12–10 Коммуникативная задача
решена, но лексико
грамматические
погрешности при
использовании языковых
средств, выходящих за
базовый уровень,
затрудняют понимание
высказывания
9–7 Коммуникативная задача
почти решена, но
лексикограмматические
погрешности, в том
числе при использовании
языковых средств,
составляющих базовый
уровень, затрудняют
понимание высказывания
Ошибки практически
отсутствуют,
соблюдается правильный
порядок слов.
Допускается
незначительное
количество ошибок в
сложных конструкциях
В высказывании имеется
ряд грамматических
ошибок, не
препятствующих
пониманию
высказывания
Показано хорошее знание
и применение уровневого
запаса лексики. Хорошее
знание связующих слов и
выражений
Эффективно и правильно
использовано
достаточное количество
лексики при отдельных
неточностях в
употреблении слов
Часто встречаются
грамматические ошибки
элементарного уровня,
которые порой
затрудняют понимание
высказывания
Использован
ограниченный запас слов,
недостаточно
соблюдаются нормы
языка 1
2
Менее 7 Коммуникативная задача
не решена, понимание
сильно затруднено
Окончание табл.
3
4
Большое количество
грамматических ошибок,
затрудняющих
понимание высказывания
Отсутствие
необходимого запаса
лексики, неумение
выразить свои мысли при
помощи языковых
средств базового уровня
Время выполнения работы – 4 часа.
Вариант I
Task I. READING.
You are going to read the text. For questions 1–6 chose the answer A, B, C or D
which you think fits best according to the text.
THE WORLD OF NATURE
1.
People have always affected Nature. But during the last two centuries due to the
development of industry human has transformed the environmed radically.
Satellite observations of the Earth have revealed that 60 per cent of land surface is
damaged by industrial agricultural and other human activities.
2.
The world has over 9 million square km of forests. This is a lot of trees, and
also a lot of different species of trees. But they are disappearing fast. In many of
our towns there are streets or areas where the names remind us that forests have
been cleared to make place for us to live. Every day we see paper and cardboard –
both made from wood – being used up. We see different kinds of wood being used
in furniture and in other ways. Every year over 100,000 sq. km of forest is badly
damaged that it is very hard for it to recover.
3.
At this rate, by the time you are as old as your grandparents are now, all the
forests on earth could be destroyed. In fact, the rate of destruction is increasing, so
in only just over thirty years there will be very little forest left in most areas. This
includes rainforests in Madagascar, Ecuador, Amazonia, Cameroon, the Himalayas
and the Philippines.
4.
Development of industries often means the destruction of the natural habitat of
rare plants and insects. The power station in the UK are responsible for causing
acid rain not only in Britain but elsewhere in Europe. More than 450 mln of
Britain’s these are affected by acid rain. 5.
The world is also experiencing a permanent decline in water quality and water
availability. In a lot of places water supplies are poisoned with toxic chemicals and
nitrates. Waterborne disease kill 10 million people a year.
6.
Can we preserve the life? Can we preserve the quality of life necessary for
future generations? When we are sick we try to take care of ourselves. There is
nobody but us, humans, to take care of the Earth that is sick because of our actions.
Can we do something? YES, we can. And we are the only life form that is able to
destroy our life support system. But we are sensible beings and we can maintain
life Earth for the many generations to come.
1. The environment is spoiled because of __________ .
A. the mismanagement in history and agriculture.
B. the people’s disability to make true observations.
C. the amount of satellites in space.
D. the industrial progress.
2. Forests are disappearing fast because __________ .
А. people damage them badly.
В. people prefer furniture made of wood.
С. there are very few species of trees.
D. we don’t know how to make paper and carboard.
3. All the forests on Earth can disappear __________ .
А. except the rainforests.
В. if the rate of destruction increases.
С. if your grandparents don’t sovle this problem.
D. if people use furniture.
4. The reason for acid rain is __________ .
А. not in Britain but somewhere else in Europe.
В. Britain’s trees.
С. Rare plants and seeds.
D. Power plants.
5. The quality of water __________ .
А. is getting better.
В. is getting worse.
С. doesn’t change.
D. doesn’t tell on people’s health.
6. People can preserve life on the Earth as __________ .
А. they can look after themselves.
В. they have ruined their life support system.
С. they can act reasonably. D. they are human.
Task II. VOCABULARY IN USE.
1. Error correction.
In most lines of the following text, there is one unnecessary word. It is either
grammatically incorrect or it doesn’t fit in the sense of the text. For each numbered
line 1–15, write the unnecessary word in the space. Some lines are correct. Indicate
these with a tick (v). The exercise begins with two examples.
0
00
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
After a few minutes, the car stopped in front of
a large hotel. The driver who opened the door, and
said, «Please, follow me». They went up in to a lift
Then there was a long corridor with two or three
doors. Although, it seemed strange, so that the car hadn’t
taken her to her aunt’s house, Diana who wasn’t surprised.
Her aunt who she was very rich, owned several large
hotels, which she often stayed in them. I suppose she felt
so very bored at home that she decided to stay here.
«Please, can wait here, will you?» said the driver and
disappeared into a room at the end of the corridor.
The seemed to be a lot of people that in one of the
rooms. Then the driver, who he hadn’t been gone long,
came back at and asked Diana to follow him. They went
into a large room full of people, who all started clapping.
There was a poster that it said, «Diana Harris, Supermodel».
«Oh, dear», said Diana, «I think so there’s been a mistake»
…v…
..who..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
……..
2. For questions 1–15, read the text below and decide which answers A, B,
C or D best fits each space. There is an example at beginning (0).
0 A gone B brought C taken D come
Email or Snail Mail?
Modern technology has … (0) about enormous improvements in
communications and yet many people are still very worried … (1) using the latest
computers technology. I am often … (2) to meet colleagues who still don’t know
what the ‘e’ in email stands for and they are to … (3) to ask. They assumed you
have to be skilled … (4) computers to send a message via email but in fact it is …
(5) thing in the world. It is also … (6) to send an email message … (7) to send an
ordinary letter or a ‘snail’ message which also takes … (8) longer. An email
message is only … (9) more expensive than a local telephone call to sent; on top of
call itself you also have to pay a fee to your ‘server’. If you send a letter by … (10)
mail it will take a couple of days to get there whereas an
email will not take … (11) than a few seconds. Once you become … (12) to using
the system you will be … (13) at how much more … (14) it is than other means of communication. Of course, before you have access to email, you will need a fairly
… (15) computer, which can be quite expensive.
1. A for
2. A surprising
3. A embarrassing
4. A about
5. A simpliest
6. A cheaper
7. A as
8. A much
9. A little
10. A secondhand
11. A more long
12. A capable
13. A amazed
14. A confident
15. A strong
B about
B irritating
B embarrassed
B into
B the more simple
B more cheaper
B than
B more
B slightly
B lowpaid
B longest
B accustomed
B puzzled
B certain
B great
C at
C surprised
C tired
C to
C simple
C cheapest
C that
C as
C less
C parttime
C as long
C clever
C experienced
C efficient
C powerful
D with as
D irritates
D tiring
D in
D the simplest
D the cheaper
D from
D lot
D least
D firstclass
D longer
D good
D pleased
D skilful
D large
3. Read the sentences below and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits
each blank.
1. … nothing interesting to show you.
A. It isn’t B. It is C. There isn’t D. There is.
2. Nick apologized … Tom … stepping on his toe.
A. before/about B. before/for C. to/for D. to/on.
3. Let me give you … advice.
A. a few B. a little C. few D. many
4. I didn't know if he needed any help. ... ... .
A. So did I B. Neither did I C. So didn’t I D. Neither didn 't I
5. ... President of... United States lives in ... White House in ... Washington D.C.
A. , the, the, B. , the, , the C. , , the, the D. the, the, the,
6. 1 have my English class ... Monday morning.
A. in B. at C. for D. on
7. ... lovely music!
A. What a B. How a C. What D. How
8. Have you ever watched the sun ...?
A. raise B. rise C. is rising D. is raising
9. ... was still a day to spare.
A. There B. It C. This D. These
10. She wasn't a bright student. He had to help her a lot, ... he?
A. hadn’t B. had C. didn't D. did 11. Either John ... Mary ... my book.
A. or, have B. or, has C. nor, have D. and, has
12. When I arrived ... New York the night was still young.
A. to B. in C. at D.
13. Old jokes ....
A. always are laughed at B. are laughed
C. are laughed always D. are always laughed at
14. He has read all the novels by Dickens ... Oliver Twist.
A. accept B. besides C. except D. Beside
15. Look! An ambulance! There ... an accident.
A. has been B. was C. had been D. is being
16. The Chinese ... printing, not the Japanese. This invention is really great.
A. have invented B. had invented C. invented D. were invented
17. Don’t worry. Everything ... by Monday.
A. will be done B. will have been done C. has been D. was done
18. The kid ... looking at his parents as slaves.
A. used to B. was used to C. was using D. used
19. Roy ... his head against my shoulder and fell asleep.
A. lay B. laid C. lied D. layed
4. Word formation. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the
word given at the end. 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. The table is two metres in…
2. She looked at him in … when he told her the terrible news.
3. Our … was delayed due to technical problems.
4. 1 could only get tickets for the afternoon …
5. 1 was not very much … By his socalled comedy act.
6. There was … all over the floor after he cut himself shaving.
7. One of my most … hobbies is playing a musical instrument.
8. We could hear loud ... coming from the flat downstairs.
9. He kept the children amused with his … stories.
LONG
BELIEVE
FLY
PERFORM
IMPRESS
BLEED
ENJOY
LAUGH 10. It is so … to sit by the sea and watch the dolphins playing.
HUMOUR
PEACE
Task III. WRITING.
You are studying English at a language school in London and living in a house
with some other students. Your parents have some English friends who live near
London, and they want to come and visit you. Part of their letter is given below.
Read carefully their letter and look at the map and the picture of your house.
Then write back to them, inviting them to visit you at a suitable time, and
describing how to get to your house and what it looks like from the outside.
... and we've told your parents that we will be happy to give you any help you
need while you are here.
It's good to hear that you've already found a house to live in while you are here.
In fact, we'll be in London next weekend. Would that be a good time for us to drop
in on you.
If that suits you, could you suggest a time for us to come round, and tell us how
to find your house? Are you near a tube station? If so, let us know which one, and
how to get from there to your house.
We look forward to hearing from you, and hope to see you at the weekend.
(Sunday afternoon.)
With best wishes Sue & Paul
Write a letter of 120140 words in an appropriate style.
Ответы и указания к варианту I
Task I. READING.
(По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 6 баллов.)
KEY: 1D. 2A. 3B. 4D. 5B. 6C.
Task II. VOCABULARY IN USE.
1. Error correction.
(По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 15 баллов.) 1 to 2 then 3 so 4 who 5 she 6 them 7 very 8 can 9 v 10 that 11 he 12
at 13 v 14 it 15 so.
2. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 15 баллов.)
1B. 2C. 3B. 4D. 5D. 6A. 7B. 8A. 9B. 10D. 11D. 12B. 13A. 14C.
15C.
3. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 19 баллов.)
1D. 2C. 3B. 4B. 5D. 6D. 7C. 8B. 9A. 10C. 11B. 12B.13 D. 14C. 15
A. 16C. 17B. 18B. 19B.
4. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 10 баллов. Ошибка
в правописании оценивается в 0 баллов.)
1. length 2. disbelief 3. flight 4. performance 5. impressed
6. blood 7. enjoyable 8. laughter 9. humorous 10. peaceful
Task III. WRITING. (Всего 20 баллов.)
Spelling 5
Grammar
Content 5
Form
Общая сумма баллов работы – 85.
5
5
Вариант II
Task I. READING.
Read the article and for questions 1–5, choose the best answer, A, B, C or D.
WHAT DO THE STARS EAT?
Film stars are everyone's favourite subject. People love to talk about what they
are wearing and how much money they make. But have you ever wondered about
what they eat?
Chefs and caterers on film sets have their answers. "Every actor has different
eating habits," says chef John Sharp. "Some stars love meat, while others are strict
vegetarians, who don't eat meat, eggs, or fish. Some stars love junk food, while
others are constantly on a diet and eat only healthy foods".
Ninetynine percent of the time, actresses are on a diet and insist on eating only
lowfat foods. During the filming of Now and Then Demi Moore ate nothing but
Basmali rice, steamed baby spinach, green beans with lemon, and turkey
sandwiches on whole meal bread. During the filming of Twister, Helen Hunt only
ate lowcalorie foods, including poached eggs, dry toast, and steamed brown rice
with vegetables.
Other stars love to eat junk food, and never count calories during their meals.
Eddie Murphy's favourite food is Kentucky Fried Chicken. Woopie Goldberg
doesn't worry about how healthy her diet is, and loves fatty bacon sandwiches with
lettuce, mayonnaise and lots of butter. One thing for sure is that cooking for the stars is never easy, because they are
often fussy eaters. 'They want food fixed exactly the way they like it and always
have something to complain about" says caterer Susan Tate. Bill Murray won't eat
watermelon with seeds in it, and Mickey Pourke insist in freshlysqueezed carrot
juice twice a day, but he won't drink it if it sits for more than six minutes.
Cooking for the stars is hard work, but few of these caterers ever think about
changing jobs. "I love my work," says Susan Tate. "Where else can I see what
Michelle Pfeiffer eats for breakfast or what Al Pacino has for a snack?"
1. Vegetarians don't eat...
A. junk food
B. vegetables
C. meat
D. healthy foods
2. Most actresses don't eat...
A. lowfat foods
B. sandwiches
C. fatty foods
D. steamed vegetables
3. Who likes junk foods?
A. Eddie Murphy
B. Demi Moore
C. Susan Tate
D. Bill Murray
4. Cooking for the stars is ...
A. boring
B. difficult
C. easy
D. scary
5. Caterers on film sets should ...
A. be fussy eaters
B. prepare only healthy food
C. change their jobs often
D. fix food they way each stars like it
Task II. ENGLISH IN USE.
1. Error correction.
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 115, write the unnecessary word in the space. Some lines are
correct. Indicate these with a tick (v). The exercise begins with two examples.
0 The first advantage of air travel it is that it's
..it… ...v…
00 quick. You can fly from Europe to Asia in a
......
1 few hours, and now with even faster planes, it
2 is getting quicker. It is very much easy to travel
......
......
3 by plane; your luggage is looked after and all what
......
4 you have to do is to enjoy of your meal. Your
......
5 comfortable seat is reserved and there is a good
......
6 service from the staff. Another point in favour is so
7 that it is quite cheap also for longdistance flights. ......
8 On the other hand, flying has some disadvantages. ......
9 Perhaps the first is that you are fly directly
......
......
10 to your destination and you have no feeling of
11 travelling yourself from one country to another.
......
......
12 Another point is that because air travel is so
13 quick, people suffer from the tiredness; so they
......
14 save time travelling but waste it about recovering. ......
15 One other problem is that fog can already delay
......
you and then all the advantage of speed is lost.
2. Read the sentences below and decide which answer A, B, C or D best fits
each blank.
1. Can I give you ... advice.
A. the B. an C. D. these
2. I didn't know if he needed any help. ... ...
A. So did I B. Neither did I C. So didn't I D. Neither didn't I
3. Either John ... Mary ... my book.
A. or, have B. or, has C. nor, have D. and, has
4. When I arrived ... New York the night was still young.
A. to B. in C. at D.
5. The Chinese ... printing, not the Japanese. This invention is really great.
A. have invented B. had invented C. invented D. were invented
6. He has read all the novels by Dickens … Oliver Twist.
A. accept B. besides C. except D. Beside
7. I have my English class ... Monday morning.
A. in B. at C. for D. on
8. … nothing you can do about it.
A. It is B. There is C. There are D. This is
9. When I came back, a new metro line ...
A. was being built B. had built C. was building D. has been built
10. He ... down and broke his head in the ditch near the road. A. fall B. felt C. fell D. falls
11. This old town is famous for … beautiful architecture.
A. it is B. its C. it's D. his
12. Nobody could make him ... the truth.
A. to tell B. speak C. say D. tell
13. Alice asked me how ... with my English.
A. was I getting on B. did I get on
C. I was getting on D. I am getting on
14. Ted has been happy ... they came to San Francisco.
A. before B. till C. since D. when
15. I don't know how many books … in the bookcase.
A. are there B. is there C. there is D. there are
3. Complete these sentences with the correct form of the words at the end
of the sentence.
1. My friends think men who knit are very...
FUN
2. One of my most ... hobbies is playing a musical instrument.
PLEASE
3. It gave me such … to hear of your success.
4. We could hear loud … coming from the flat downstairs. LAUGH
5. The ... asked us to smile at the camera.
PHOTOGRAPH
ENJOY
HUMOUR
6. He kept the children amused with his … stories.
7. The readers liked this … story.
DELIGHT
8.1 don't find jokes about sick people at all … AMUSE
9. Paul was … as he skateboarded down the steps.
10. It is so … to sit by the sea and watch the dolphins playing
GRIN
PEACE
Task III. SPEAKING.
1. Volgograd is your native town. Try to convince a foreign guest that it is
worth visiting. What places of interest will you include into your itinerary and
what will be a starting point of the tour? Will you tell him about the glorious past
of our herocity?
2. What would you tell your foreign friend about your family, your interests and
pastime?
3. You host a student from Britain. What would you tell him (her) about our
city?
4. You are lucky to be the guide of your school. Tell your foreign friends about
it, don't forget to tell about your teachers, your class, the subjects you learn. 5. Tell about one of Russian holidays. Ask if they have the same in Britain?
6. Your foreign friend is interested in Russian culture. Tell him about Russian
customs and traditions.'
7. Have you got a friend? Do you have much in common? Why are you friends?
8. Show your foreign friend around the place you live in. Ask him (her) what is
his place look like
9. You've got the opportunity to visit an Englishspeaking country. What would
you like to see and why?
10. Tell about the most interesting trip you've ever had.
11 .There's a wide range of hobbies that people have. What about you what are
you? What are you keen on?
12. Mass media play an important part in our life. What are they in your life?
What programmers do you prefer to watch or to listen? Do you read any
newspapers?
13. Our capital is nearly 860. Your foreign friend wants to know what our
capital looks like and why we are proud of it.
14. Tell what you know about one of the Englishspeaking countries, its history,
traditions and culture.
15. What is a book in your life? What do you prefer to read?
16. What are advantages and disadvantages of living in the city and in the
country?
17. What is sport in our life? What is it for you? What do you know about sport
in Britain? It's not easy to choose a profession. What do you think can help you to
make the right choice?
18. Today the contradictions between men and nature are acquiring a dramatic
character. Is anything being done to save our planet?
19. Do you think there exist such things as youth problems and youth culture in
this country? What causes them? What's your opinion?
20. Why are people so excited about the Internet? Do you agree that the Internet
has changed our lives a lot? Are there any disadvantages?
Ответы и указания к варианту II
Task I. READING. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 5
баллов.)
KEY:
1C. 2C. 3A. 4B. 5D.
Task II. ENGLISH IN USE.
Exercise 1. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 15 баллов.)
1. V 2. Much 3. What 4. Of 5. A 6. So 7. Also 8. V 9. Are
10. V 11. Yourself 12. V 13. The 14. About 15. Already Exercise 2. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего
15 баллов.)
lC. 2B. 3B. 4B. 5C. 6C. 7D. 8B. 9A. 10C. 11B. 12D. 13C. 14C. 15
D.
Exercise 3. (По 1 баллу за каждый правильный ответ – всего 10 баллов,
орфографическая ошибка считается неправильным ответом.)
1. funny 2. enjoyable 3. pleasure 4. laughter 5. photographer
6. humorous 7. delightful 8. amusing 9. grinning 10. peaceful
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
ЗАДАНИЯ ДЛЯ ШКОЛЬНОГО ТУРА ПРЕДМЕТНОЙ ОЛИМПИАДЫ. АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК. 9 КЛАСС.
Материалы на данной страницы взяты из открытых истончиков либо размещены пользователем в соответствии с договором-офертой сайта. Вы можете сообщить о нарушении.