Контрольная работа по курсу "Английский язык"

Министерство  образования и  науки Российской Федерации

 

Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение

высшего профессионального  образования 

«САРАТОВСКИЙ  ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ  УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

ИМЕНИ Н.Г. ЧЕРНЫШЕВСКОГО» 
 

Контрольная работа  

по курсу  

английский  язык 

Работу  выполнил (ф. и. о. студента)

 

Бойко Олеся  Михайловна 

студент II курса заочного отделения  

психологии  факультета СГУ 

группа  № 211 город Энгельс) 

дата сдачи  работы в учебную часть "9"ноября 2011 г. 

Работу  проверил (ф.и.о. преподавателя)  

Шелюгина  Арина Олеговна 
 

оценка ______________ подпись_______________ дата проверки __________ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Задание 1. Прочитайте об этих людях. Найдите абзацы о каждом из них и поставьте их в правильном порядке, чтобы получить текст о каждом.

 

 

1. Ursula Buhmann, 13, lives with her family in Lucerne, Switzerland.

2. Vichai, 18, lives in a town house with his family in Bngkokа, Thailand.

3. Sue Morris and her husband Geoff run a corner shop (milkbar) in North Carton, Australia.   

a)   His older sister also lives at home. Their house is near Kasertsart University where he is in the second year of an engineering course. Lessons start at 8 in the morning and go on until 3 in the afternoon from Monday till Friday. When he graduates, he wants to be a civil engineer.

b)   My father is a lorry driver and my mother is a housewife. I’m the youngest of five children. We live in a small block of flats with five other families in the old part of town.

c)   I usually have boiled rice for breakfast, and then at lunchtime I have chicken with fried rice or a bowl of noodles in the university canteen. In the evening I eat with my family. My mother cooks. Her food is the best in the whole world.

d)   Shops like these are like community meeting places. We look after people’s keys, pass on messages, look after kids, we even cash cheques for those people who never have time to go to the bank.

e)   It takes her about fifteen minutes to walk to school, but in summer she goes by bike. She is in the second year of Mariahiff secondary school. It has about 250 pupils with eighteen to twenty girls and boys in each class.

f)    At the weekend he earns some extra money teaching computer studies at a private computer school. He enjoys playing takraw, a Thai game played with a light ball made of rattan, which you can hit with your foot, knee, elbow or heel, but not with your hand. He loves living in Bangkok, but hates the traffic jams, which get worse every year.

g)   I have about thirty lessons a week from Monday to Saturday, starting at 7.45 am and going on until 4.30 or 5.00 pm, with Wednesday and Saturday afternoons free and a lunchbreak of two and a half hours every day. Schools here don’t provide lunch so everyone goes home. When I leave school, I want to work with children, maybe in a kindergarten.

h)   It sells all sort of food and household goods from sandwiches to washing-up liquid, from magazines to nails and screws. We offer a wide range of products. It is like three or four shops rolled into one.

i)    The hours are terribly long. The shop opens at 6.00 am and closes at 10.00 pm, except on Sunday when it’s 8.30 am until 9.30 pm. Our whole lives are controlled by the shop. There are a lot of things we can’t do anymore. We don’t go to the movies, we don’t go camping at the weekend. But it’s the long hours that make the money. 

1. My father is a lorry driver and my mother is a housewife. I’m the youngest of five children. We live in a small block of flats with five other families in the old part of town. I usually have boiled rice for breakfast, and then at lunchtime I have chicken with fried rice or a bowl of noodles in the university canteen. In the evening I eat with my family. My mother cooks. Her food is the best in the whole world. I have about thirty lessons a week from Monday to Saturday, starting at 7.45 am and going on until 4.30 or 5.00 pm, with Wednesday and Saturday afternoons free and a lunchbreak of two and a half hours every day. Schools here don’t provide lunch so everyone goes home. When I leave school, I want to work with children, maybe in a kindergarten.

 

2. It takes her about fifteen minutes to walk to school, but in summer she goes by bike. She is in the second year of Mariahiff secondary school. It has about 250 pupils with eighteen to twenty girls and boys in each class. His older sister also lives at home. Their house is near Kasertsart University where he is in the second year of an engineering course. Lessons start at 8 in the morning and go on until 3 in the afternoon from Monday till Friday. When he graduates, he wants to be a civil engineer. At the weekend he earns some extra money teaching computer studies at a private computer school. He enjoys playing takraw, a Thai game played with a light ball made of rattan, which you can hit with your foot, knee, elbow or heel, but not with your hand. He loves living in Bangkok, but hates the traffic jams, which get worse every year.

 

3. It sells all sort of food and household goods from sandwiches to washing-up liquid, from magazines to nails and screws. We offer a wide range of products. It is like three or four shops rolled into one. Shops like these are like community meeting places. We look after people’s keys, pass on messages, look after kids, we even cash cheques for those people who never have time to go to the bank. The hours are terribly long. The shop opens at 6.00 am and closes at 10.00 pm, except on Sunday when it’s 8.30 am until 9.30 pm. Our whole lives are controlled by the shop. There are a lot of things we can’t do anymore. We don’t go to the movies, we don’t go camping at the weekend. But it’s the long hours that make the money.

 

Задание 2. Письменно переведите текст о студенте из Таиланда.

     Ей требуется около 15 минут, чтобы добраться до школы, но летом она ездит на велосипеде. Она во втором классе старшей школы Мариахиффа. В ней около 250 учеников, по восемнадцать – двадцать мальчиков и девочек в классе. Его старшая сестра тоже живет дома. Их дом рядом с университетом Касертсарта, где он учится на втором курсе инженерного факультета. Уроки начинаются в 8 утра и продолжаются до 3 часов дня с понедельника по пятницу. Он хочет стать инженером-строителем, когда закончит университет. На выходных он зарабатывает деньги, проводя уроки информатики в компьютерной школе. Ему нравится играть в такро – таиландскую игру с легким мячом из ротанга, который можно бить ногами, коленями, локтями или пятками, но не кистями рук. Ему нравится жить в Бангкоке, но он ненавидит дорожные пробки, которые с каждым годом все хуже.

Задание 3. Перепишите текст о семье, владеющей магазином, изменив все глагольные формы на формы прошедшего простого времени.

    It sold all sort of food and household goods from sandwiches to washing-up liquid, from magazines to nails and screws. We offered a wide range of products. It was like three or four shops rolled into one.

Shops like these were like community meeting places. We looked after people’s keys, passed on messages, looked after kids, we even cashed cheques for those people who never had time to go to the bank.

The hours were terribly long. The shop opened at 6.00 am and closed at 10.00 pm, except on Sunday when it was 8.30 am until 9.30 pm. Our whole lives were controlled by the shop. There were a lot of things we couldn’t do anymore. We didn’t go to the movies, we didn’t go camping at the weekend. But it were the long hours that made the money.

Задание 4. Составьте 10 вопросов в настоящем простом времени, на которые можно найти ответы в тексте о школьнице.

1. Who is your father?

2. Who is your mother?

3. How many children are there in your family?

4. Do you live with your family?

5. What do you usually have for breakfast?

6. Where do you usually have lunch?

7. Do you eat with your family in the evening?

8. How many lessons a week do you have?

9. When do the lessons start?

10. In what part of town do you live?