Конкурс BRITISH BULLDOG 7-8 класс 2016 год

Тест для подготовки к конкурсу BRITISH BULLDOG, который состоится 13 декабря 2017 года. Использованы материалы Всероссийского конкурса по английскому языку «Британский Бульдог», прошедшего 14 декабря 2016 года (Источник). Всего 60 вопросов (без аудирования). Нет ограничения по времени (на очном конкурсе ограничение в 75 минут). На каждый вопрос необходимо выбрать один из четырех предложенных вариантов ответа. В случае явно плохих результатов (после 10 вопроса меньше 15% правильных ответов) тестирование по теме «Конкурс BRITISH BULLDOG 7-8 класс 2016 год» заканчивается досрочно! Неудовлетворительная оценка выставляется, если правильных ответов меньше 50% !

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BRITISH BULLDOG 7-8 класс

1. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

1. The conversation took place … .

A) on the space station

B) at school

C) at the Design Museum

D) in the sports shop

2. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

2. Matthew became a designer because his … .

A) mother is an Art teacher

B) mother is a designer

C) parents stimulated him

D) father made him

3. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

3. The top prize was given to Matthew for a … .

A) surfboard

B) space suit

C) cap

D) teenager’s study

4. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

4. Matthew was in Russia when the spaceship with the international team … .

A) was training

B) landed

C) was chosen

D) took off

5. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

5. It was used by one of the cosmonauts on the inter- national trip: … .

A) a lamp

B) a surfboard

C) a cap

D) a space suit

6. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

6. The surfboard impressed Matthew because the wood was … .

A) smooth

B) rough

C) short

D) narrow

7. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

7. Matthew appreciated the surfboard because it was … .

A) light

B) made by hand

C) made of plastic

D) made in а factory

8. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

8. Modern boards are made … .

A) with heavier materials

B) by hand

C) with much lighter materials

D) of wood

9. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

9. In future Matthew is going to design … .

A) lamps and lights

B) clocks

C) mantelpieces

D) windows

10. Listen to the interview and fill in the gaps with the correct choice.

10. The journalist is grateful to Matthew for … .

A) visiting the exhibition

B) getting the prize

C) the conversation

D) making surfboards

11. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

11. What happened to the climbers? They … .

A) reached the top

B) lost the equipment

C) were in the hotel

D) fell down a ravine

12. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

12. How many were they?

A) Two

B) One

C) Four

D) Three

13. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

13. What kind of climbers were they?

A) Unprepared

B) Experienced

C) Weak

D) Well-trained

14. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

14. What was the temperature? It was … .

A) freezing cold

B) warm

C) hot

D) sunny

15. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

15. How did they manage to survive? They … .

A) hid in the snow

B) made a fire

C) drank hot tea

D) ran

16. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

16. Who helped the climbers?

A) Friends

B) Onlookers

C) Other climbers

D) Rescuers

17. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

17. Was it difficult to save the people?

A) No, it wasn’t.

B) Yes, it was.

C) Yes, it wasn’t.

D) It was easy.

18. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

18. What should the climbers have checked according to the rescuers?

A) Food

B) Equipment

C) The forecast

D) Bags

19. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

19. Why was the weather bad for climbing? It was … .

A) windy

B) rainy

C) not sunny

D) foggy

20. Read and choose the correct answer.Three inexperienced climbers injured themselves yesterday, when they fell down a steep gorge on Mount Snowdon. They were reported missing when they failed to return to their hotel last night. They survived sub-zero temperatures and had kept themselves warm by digging a hole in the snow. Rescuers had to battle through one of the worst snowstorms in years to reach the three men. “The climbers were unprepared for the bad weather and should have checked the forecast before they set off. Yesterday’s weather was too foggy for climbing. You couldn’t see more than two metres in front of you. It was not safe enough for climbing,” said a rescuer. He also warned that climbers must be more cautious when planning difficult climbs in such weather, or there will be more accidents on the mountain.

20. What must all climbers do to be safe? They must be … .

A) careful

B) risky

C) self-assured

D) persistent

21. Find the correct endings

21. He is never late for school, …

A) isn’t he?

B) is he?

C) doesn’t he?

D) does he?

22. Find the correct endings

22. He went to school yesterday, …

A) did he?

B) didn’t he?

C) wasn’t he?

D) doesn’t he?

23. Find the correct endings

23. Let’s do this work together, …

A) will they?

B) will we?

C) shall they?

D) shall we?

24. Find the correct endings

24. She will be happy to see her friend, …

A) will she?

B) shall she?

C) doesn’t she?

D) won’t she?

25. Find the correct endings

25. Everybody is satisfied with his work, …

A) isn’t she?

B) isn’t he?

C) aren’t they?

D) are they?

26. Find the correct endings

26. There are many pupils in the classroom, …

A) aren’t there?

B) isn’t it?

C) aren’t they?

D) are they?

27. Find the correct endings

27. Read the text again, …

A) will you?

B) don’t you?

C) should you?

D) doesn’t you?

28. Find the correct endings

28. Don’t touch the wire, …

A) will you?

B) don’t you?

C) would you?

D) won’t you?

29. Find the correct endings

29. Everything is ready for the competition, …

A) is there?

B) isn’t it?

C) isn’t there?

D) is it?

30. Find the correct endings

30. I’m tired, …

A) aren’t I?

B) am I?

C) don’t you?

D) are you?

31. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

31

A) through

B) thorough

C) thowgh

D) though

32. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

32

A) weight

B) wait

C) way

D) wieght

33. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

33

A) neccesary

B) necessary

C) necessarily

D) necessity

34. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

34

A) rain

B) rhyme

C) reign

D) reing

35. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

35

A) hole

B) onest

C) holy

D) whole

36. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

36

A) withever

B) whatever

C) whenever

D) whoever

37. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

37

A) astronaut

B) cosmonot

C) engineer

D) librarian

38. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

38

A) fortunate

B) fortune

C) misfortune

D) unfortunatly

39. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

39

A) chemist

B) physicist

C) sychologist

D) physiologist

40. Find the words that are INCORRECT.

40

A) architect

B) architector

C) architectural

D) architecture

41. Find the words with negative meanings.

41

A) arrogant

B) devoted

C) considerate

D) delighted

42. Find the words with negative meanings.

42

A) polite

B) rude

C) cheerful

D) excited

43. Find the words with negative meanings.

43

A) selfless

B) sincere

C) enjoyable

D) selfish

44. Find the words with negative meanings.

44

A) brave

B) calm

C) dishonest

D) diligent

45. Find the words with negative meanings.

45

A) gentle

B) nice

C) easy-going

D) cynical

46. Find the words with negative meanings.

46

A) honest

B) greedy

C) optimistic

D) reliable

47. Find the words with negative meanings.

47

A) spiteful

B) lucky

C) astonished

D) festive

48. Find the words with negative meanings.

48

A) wonderful

B) caring

C) irresponsible

D) generous

49. Find the words with negative meanings.

49

A) helpful

B) witty

C) responsible

D) revengeful

50. Find the words with negative meanings.

50

A) grateful

B) tolerant

C) domineering

D) fortunate

51. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

51. I like that you can visit this city at any time of the year and the price is quite reasonable.

52. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

52. I live in Cardiff and would like to spend my holidays on the coast, near the sea, for £250 or less.

53. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

53. Even on a low budget you can stay (at hostels) in the city centre.

54. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

54. You can enjoy swimming both in the pool and in the Mediterranean Sea.

55. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

55. We are fond of old markets and we live in Bristol, which is very convenient.

56. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

56. You can go on lots of sightseeing tours and save money by cooking meals yourself.

57. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

57. We’ve just got married and we’d like to view the City of Love from the Eiffel Tower.

58. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

58. I’ve always wanted to take a photo near Big Ben.

59. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

59. I’m afraid of flying but I can get to this city by train from London.

60. Choose the advertisement best suited to each of the tourists.

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