Программа факультативного курса по английскому языку по программе «Одаренные дети»

Total: _______________ points

Mark: ___________________

Тест 4. Ключи

1.

• 
  the fact that people of different cultures exist within a society
  

1 point

2.

1. conditions, 2. right, 3. urge, 4. tolerance, 5. discrimination, 6. employment, 7. generations, 8. multiracial, 9. community

9 points

3.

1. The government made an unprecedented step by banning any publications about political problems of the country. 2. I have never understood the term “racial purity”. Explain it to me, please. 3. I resisted the new rules till the bitter end, but nothing helped. 4. In many countries of the world black and white people have equal rights. 5. In large western cities there are special districts where racial and ethnic minorities live. Consequently we can say that a multicultural society is formed in these cities.

6 points

4.

Group	Occupation
Grade “A” (Upper Class)	people with inherited wealth, from the oldest families, titled aristocrats
Grade “B” (Middle Class)	intermediate managerial, administrative or professional occupations
Grade “C1” (Lower Middle Class)	supervisory or clerical and junior managerial, administrative or professional occupations
Grade “C2” (Skilled working class)	skilled manual workers
Grade “D” (Working Class)	semi- and unskilled manual workers
Grade “E”	casual or lowest grade workers, pensioners and others who depend on the state for their income
Underclass	the unemployed, the poor and the homeless

14 points (2 for each complete answer)
Критерии оценивания. Тест 4
Total 30 points

Тест 5 (Module Five: Unit 3)

Name __________________ Form _________

Date ______________

1. Complete the table with the necessary information.

Age	Limits
	A child must go to school
10
12
	A teenager can get a job, but work only 2 hours a day on weekdays (school days)
	Teenage boys can go to prison for young people
16	A teenager can leave school ______________________________________________ Teenagers can buy cigarettes A teenager can get married, but only with parents’ permission ______________________________________________
17	1. _______________________________________________ 2. Teenage girls can join the army
	A teen becomes adult and can do anything without parents’ permission

2. Complete the sentences with the right words.

1. My mother can not understand why I need a laptop. She thinks that it’s not a life’s ____ for me now. 2. My teenage daughter is very naughty and stubborn. She is a real ____ for me! 3. Mary’s monthly ____ is very big, so she can afford to eat out every evening without cooking at home. 4. – Where is Michael? – He’s out ____ ____ for me. 5. I remember the times when I went to a video ____ to borrow some films to watch. Now I download films from the Internet. 6. Mark ____ his credit payment and he will be fined if he doesn’t make it within a month. 7. The expedition had a hard time when the food ____s ran out, but fortunately there were a lot of mushrooms and berries in the wood and they didn’t die of hunger. 8. Some of our company’s funds are ____ for educational seminars and programmes.

3. Write the English meanings for these slang words.

1. 
   bum _________________________________________________________
   
2. 
   cotch (kotch) down _____________________________________________
   
3. 
   feds _________________________________________________________
   
4. 
   jack _________________________________________________________
   
5. 
   lairy _________________________________________________________
   
6. 
   laters butters ___________________________________________________
   
7. 
   mouldies ______________________________________________________
   
8. 
   nim nim nim ___________________________________________________
   
9. 
   safa __________________________________________________________
   
10. 
    swag _________________________________________________________
    
11. 
    vanilla ________________________________________________________
    

Total: _______________ points

Mark: ___________________

Тест 5. Ключи

1.

Age	Limits
5	A child must go to school
10	The police can arrest a child, but can’t send one to prison
12	A child can buy a pet without parents
13	A teenager can get a job, but work only 2 hours a day on weekdays (school days)
14	Teenage boys can go to prison for young people
16	A teenager can leave school A teenager can work full time Teenagers can buy cigarettes A teenager can get married, but only with parents’ permission Teenage boys can join the army
17	1. A teenager can drive a car and ride a motorbike 2. Teenage girls can join the army
18	A teen becomes adult and can do anything without parents’ permission

16 points (2 points for each correct answer)

2.

1. necessities, 2. burden, 3. allowance, 4. running errands, 5. rental, 6. withheld, 7. supplies, 8. earmarked.

8 points

3.

1. 
   bum to enjoy something
   
2. 
   cotch (kotch) down to hang out, relax, chill out or sleep
   
3. 
   feds police (taken from the US word for the FBI)
   
4. 
   jack to steal or take
   
5. 
   lairy loud
   
6. 
   laters butters goodbye, see you
   
7. 
   mouldies parents
   
8. 
   nim nim nim said when someone is talking rubbish
   
9. 
   safa coolest of the cool
   
10. 
    swag extreme, scary
    
11. 
    vanilla boring
    

22 points (2 points for each correct word)
Критерии оценивания. Тест 5
Total 46 points

1. 1. 
      From and until what age are British children required to have an education by law? _______________________________________________________________.
      
   2. 
      Are children obliged to go to school, or is there any other alternative for them? _______________________________________________________________.
      
   3. 
      What are the two types of British schools? _______________________________________________________________.
      
   4. 
      What can be done if a pupil’s parents can not afford to pay for a private school? _______________________________________________________________.
      
   5. 
      What are the four types of state schools? _______________________________________________________________.
      
2. 
   What is the so-called “Reception Class”? _______________________________________________________________.
   
3. 
   What’s the division of primary school? _______________________________________________________________.
   
4. 
   How do children transfer from one school to the other? _______________________________________________________________.
   
5. 
   What’s the age set for the transition from primary to secondary school? _______________________________________________________________.
   
6. 
   Can you explain what a “vocational subject” is? _______________________________________________________________.
   
7. 
   What exams must pupils take between the age of 14 and 16? _______________________________________________________________.
   
8. 
   What is the choice for pupils after these exams? _______________________________________________________________.
   

1. 1. 
      From and until what age are British children required to have an education by law? From 5 to 16.
      
   2. 
      Are children obliged to go to school, or is there any other alternative for them? They can be educated at home.
      
   3. 
      What are the two types of British schools? State and private schools.
      
   4. 
      What can be done if a pupil’s parents can not afford to pay for a private school? Get financial aid from the school.
      
   5. 
      What are the four types of state schools? County, voluntary, special and self-governing schools.
      
2. 
   What is the so-called “Reception Class”? The pre-school class which children go to at the age of 4.
   
3. 
   What’s the division of primary school? Infant and junior school.
   
4. 
   How do children transfer from one school to the other? By taking tests.
   
5. 
   What’s the age set for the transition from primary to secondary school? 11.
   
6. 
   Can you explain what a “vocational subject” is? Professional-oriented subjects that are not compulsory, but children can choose to learn them (for example, hairdressing, woodwork, business, etc.)
   
7. 
   What exams must pupils take between the age of 14 and 16? GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education) exams.
   
8. 
   What is the choice for pupils after these exams? To leave school or go on studying there.