контрольная работа по английскому языку № 4

выполнена контрольная работа по английскому языку № 4 (вариант 1), состоящая из 8 заданий, среди которых текст на перевод Medieval castles ...

I. Раскройте скобки, поставив глагол в Present Continuous. Переведите предложения.
II. Раскройте скобки, употребив глагол в соответствующей форме (Present, Past или Future Continuous). Переведите предложения.
III. Раскройте скобки, употребив глагол в соответствующей форме (Present Simple или Present Continuous).
IV. Раскройте скобки, поставив глагол в соответствующую форму (Past Simple или Past Continuous).
V. Выберите правильный перевод сказуемого в данном предложении.
VI. Вставьте вместо пропусков: are, is, do, does.
VII. Прочитайте и письменно переведите следующий текст.
VIII. Выпишите предложения, соответствующие содержанию текста.

I. Раскройте скобки, поставив глагол в Present Continuous. Переведите предложения.
1. Let’s go for a walk. It is not raining now. – Давай прогуляемся. Сейчас нет дождя.
2. Hurry up! I am waiting for you. – Поторопись! Я жду тебя.
3. At the moment we are flying over the desert. – В данный момент мы пролетаем над пустыней.
4. Look! The kitten is playing with its tail. – Смотри! Котенок играет со своим хвостом.

V. Выберите правильный перевод сказуемого в данном предложении.
1. Он работает на заводе. a) is working
b) works
Ответ: b) works
2. Я пишу письмо. a) write
b) am writing
Ответ: b) am writing
3. Я люблю читать. a) like
b) am liking
Ответ: a) like
VI. Вставьте вместо пропусков: are, is, do, does.
1. Are your parents in France now?
2. Where is the nearest shop?
3. Where does your uncle work?
4. What sports do you like?
VII. Прочитайте и письменно переведите следующий текст.
Medieval castles.
Medieval Europe could be a dangerous place. To protect themselves from their enemies, medieval lords built castles, many of which we can still visit today. The earliest castles were made from wood. In the days when great forests covered much of Europe, trees were easy to find and it did not take too much time to build a wooden castle. However, wood does not last as long as stone; and if enemy soldiers came, they could easily set wooden castles on fire. By the twelfth century, any lord who was serious about protecting his property had begun to construct a castle out of stone.
Once completed, a medieval castle often contained as many people as a small village. Animals such as pigs, chickens and goats lived inside the castle too. Nobody had his or her own room, except the lord and lady. The lord often kept his documents and money in the castle's chapel, because this was the most private place.
The kitchen was usually in a separate building inside the castle walls. This was because of the danger of a fire starting in the kitchen. The lord and lady of the castle expected to eat meat at every meal. Breakfast was cold meat or fish, bread and warm beer. For other meals, there were several kinds of meat: pork, beef, lamb, and often birds such as ducks and even swans. People used thick slices of bread instead of plates. Vegetables were not important for medieval lords. They thought only poor people and animals ate vegetables.
The King and Queen usually spent a lot of time travelling from one castle to another. When they travelled, they took everything with them. Big wooden boxes contained clothes, gold and jewels. Soldiers had to travel with the royal procession in case anyone tried to steal the gold or jewels. When the king and queen came to visit, it was a difficult time for the lord of the castle. Providing food for all those people was very expensive!
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