Контрольная работа по английскому языку

Задания

A Read the government advice on swine flu. In each numbered line there is a mistake. Underline and correct the mistake.

The swine flu virus is new, so no one must have immunity to it (0) will
and everyone should be at risk of catching it. If you think you (1) could
have swine flu, you shouldn’t check your symptoms online. (2) should
Then you will be told the nearest place to collect your anti-viral
drugs. You shouldn’t stay at home, and you can ask a friend or (3) should
relative to pick up your medicine. Your flu friend must to show (4) must

B Read the biographical notes about the British sailor Ellen MacArthur. Complete the sentences below using the past perfect.

1976 Ellen MacArthur born in Derbyshire
1995 Sailed solo around Britain
1997 Sailed solo across the Atlantic
1998 Won Young Yachtsman of the Year award
2005 Became the youngest woman to sail solo round the world. Set the round-the-world record – videoed her voyage so she could later share it with friends and family. Slept in 20-minute periods.
2005 Honoured by Queen – became Dame Ellen MacArthur – youngest person to receive such an honour. Later honoured by French President.
2008 Francis Joyon beat MacArthur’s round-the-world record.
2009 Announced her retirement from yacht racing to concentrate on environmental campaigning
Example:
In 2008 Francis Joyon beat Ellen MacArthur’s round-the-world record, which she had set in 2005.
their ID and yours. If you suddenly get much worse, you could (5) should
contact your doctor.
C Rewrite the sentences in reported speech.
Example:
I feel really tired.
She said she felt really tired.
D Complete the sentences with play, go or do.
Example:
I like to keep fit, so I go jogging three times a week.
Reading, listening
G Reading
Read the article on charity fundraising events, and answer the questions.
Pick a challenge
Charity challenges are a great way to stay fit and healthy, and also help other people. Here are five of the best challenges you can do.
1 Chatsworth 10 km walk
Every October you can raise money for Cancer Research UK by walking 10 km around the gardens of Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. It isn’t very difficult and it doesn’t matter who wins! Do the walk with your family and friends and raise money for a great charity. Cancer Research also organises lots of other walks around the country.
2 Rainforest Foundation 10 km
If you live in London, and want to help in the fight against the destruction of the rainforests, then this is the run for you. It takes place every November in Finsbury Park in London and the money you raise helps local communities in the rainforests of the world. There’s also 1 km run so your children can take part too.
3 Climb Kilimanjaro
Have you ever wanted to climb a mountain? Then this is the challenge for you. Lots of charities organise expeditions to climb Africa’s highest mountain so you can choose who you want to support. The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is doing one at the end of February next year – but you should really get fit for this – you climb 5, 895 metres and walk about 50 miles.
4 Bath Half Marathon
If you support the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institute), then make your way to Bath in March each year. The city hosts one of the UK’s most popular half marathons. At just over 13 miles, it’s easier than a full marathon, and it takes place in one of the UK’s most beautiful cities. It’s a hilly city, but the marathon course avoids the hills and follows the river Avon instead.
5 Three Peaks Challenge
Breast Cancer Campaign is organising this challenge next summer, but the exact date hasn’t been fixed yet. The Three Peaks Challenge involves climbing the highest mountains of three countries in the UK in just 24 hours – Snowdon in Wales, Scafell Pike in the Lake District and Ben Nevis in Scotland. It’s a difficult challenge, but lots of people complete it every year.
Example:
Which two events do not take place in the countryside? 2, 4

Контрольная работа по английскому языку: Health & Fitness