Цель: Понять
Раздел 7 класс7:
Test1 Match with the translation.
- to admire - c восхищаться
- to serve the country - h служить стране
- to look up to - l уважать, считаться
- to reform - d реформировать
- to win the battle - i выигрывать битву
- a warrior - e воин
- a new image of - a новый имидж
- to do one's duty - g выполнять долг
- to treat people - j лечить людей
- a generous person - k щедрый человек
- to be involved in charities - f принимать участие в благотворительности
- to be known all over the world - b быть известным во всем мире
Test2 Fill in the blanks.
- Steven Spielberg is a famous film maker whose films are popular.
- David Beckham is a football player whose playing is brilliant.
- Madonna is a famous pop star whose singing is magic.
- A. Pushkin was a great Russian poet whose poems are really wonderful.
- Isaac Levitan was a famous artist whose pictures show us the beauty of the Russian nature.
- Ian Fleming was a famous novelist whose books about James Bond are super famous.
- Princess Diana was a person whose charms were admired by people all over the world.
Test3 These are people who are known in Russia. Remember what spheres they were|are famous in and complete the sentences.
- The Russians admire Mstislav Rostropovich because he is an outstanding musician and conductor.
- A lot of Russians adore Vladimir Vysotsky's songs.
- The Russians admire Dmitry Likhachev because he wrote hundreds of works on ancient Russian culture and literature.
- Pavel Tretyakov is famous for founding one of the best galleries of Russian art.
- Andrei Rublev was a person to look up to. He was a Russian diplomat, a great playwright, and a talented composer.
- Not only Russians admire a famous Russian icon painter Alexander Griboedov.
- Boris Pasternak was a Russian poet, novelist, and translator, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1958.
Test 4. Read the text and choose the right statement.
The passage provides information about George Bernard Shaw, an Irish playwright and critic. Some key points mentioned include:
- Born in Dublin on July 26, 1856, to a poor Irish Protestant family.
- Moved to London, where he wrote novels and plays, with notable works like "Pygmalion."
- Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1934.
Correct statement: George Bernard Shaw wrote over twenty plays, both tragedies and comedies, between 1892 and 1930, and one of his most popular plays is "Pygmalion."
This should give you a good understanding of the content presented in the tests. If you have any specific questions or need further explanations, feel free to ask!