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I курс II семестр
Контрольная работа
По дисциплине «Английский язык»
I курс II семестр
студента I-го курса
направления
«Экономика»
группа Э-12
Жемчужной Е.С.
Проверил:
старший преподаватель кафедры
Кобенко Т.М.
Нижневартовск 2013
Регистрационный номер Дата
________________ ______________2013
УТВЕРЖДЕНО
решением кафедры иностранных языков
и межкультурной
профессиональной коммуникации
НЭПИ (филиала) ТюмГУ
от, протокол №.
FINAL PROGRESS TEST (2 TERM)
Section 1: Grammar and Lexis
Part A
Complete the questions using the words in the box.
| any much some a many an |
1 Do you have any nail clippers?
2 Would you like some information?
3 How much suntan lotion do you have?
4 How many bags have you got to check in?
5 Can I borrow a pair of dark glasses?
6 Have you got an envelope?
Part B
Complete the sentences with the Present Simple or Past Simple. Use the verbs in brackets.
7 There are (be) 14 offices in the new building.
8 Does she often have (have) breakfast?
9 I’m afraid we can’t (not / can) give you a refund.
10 They were (be) in the office last night.
11 The company moved (move) headquarters two months ago.
12 I left (leave) University in 1996.
13 The meeting didn’t start (not start) on time this morning.
14 Was (be) it a successful trip?
Part C
Would you hear these expression at a hotel (H), in a job interview (I), or on the telephone (T)? Write H, I or T on the line.
15 Can I see your credit card, please? H
16 So you’re applying for the post of office assistant. I
17 Can you sign here, please? I
18 Can I call you back? T
19 I hope you have a good stay with us. H
20 Hello, Nick Jones speaking. T
Section 2: Reading
Read the story and look at the box, which has a list of people from the story. Then decide who said sentences 21–25. See the example.
Exception or explosion?
On his way to Halifax in Canada, Norouz Barghi flew from Azerbaijan to Frankfurt, and then on to Montreal without problems. In Montreal, a stewardess asked him to put his hand luggage in the overhead locker. According to Mr Barghi, he asked her to make an ‘exception’. For some reason, perhaps because of his accent, she understood the word ‘explosion’.
The plane returned to the terminal, and the police arrested Mr Barghi. Of course, when they searched his bags they didn’t find a bomb, but they charged him with delaying the flight. The officials took all his possessions and his passport and he was put in prison. He expected someone to find a lawyer for him, but nothing happened. Money wasn’t a problem as he had a lot in his bag.
Three weeks later, he finally found a lawyer to help him. The lawyer spent another week organising his release. They released him on a Friday evening, but he didn’t have any money. His money was in the prison office and it was closed.
As a result, Mr Barghi left prison and walked out into a snowstorm with no money and only light clothes. He asked the prison officials to let him stay in prison but they said no. Instead, they made some telephone calls and found him a place in a shelter for the homeless. He slept there the weekend. On Monday he finally got his passport and money back.
Here are the people from the story:
| the stewardess |
Example:
Mr Barghi: ‘Can you make an exception this time?’
21 The stewardess: ‘Can you put that up there, please?’
22 The prison officials: ‘I’m afraid we can’t let you do that. But we
can find you somewhere to stay.’
23 The lawyer: ‘Ok. I’m here to help you. What happened exactly?’
24 The police: ‘I’m afraid I have to ask you to come with us, sir.’
25 The pilot of the plane: ‘I’m afraid we must make an emergency landing.’
Section 3: Listening (26–30)
(Class Audio CD1 track 52)
Listen to the expert giving advice on how to prepare for a business trip. Tick the 4 incorrect pieces of advice (1 mark for each)
a you need to plan a month in advance
b think about who you are going to meet
c take as little as possible
d combine clothes to create outfits
e do not take casual clothes
f a bag should not be too big or too small
g always take carry-on luggage
Section 4: Speaking (31–35)
You arrive at the Hotel Continental. Your partner is the receptionist.
- You have a reservation for two nights.
- You want an early morning call.
- You want dinner in your room this evening.
Prepare what you will say. Remember to be polite.
Your partner or teacher will give you one mark for each of the following:
| Did the guest… | Tick | Marks |
| …introduce him/herself? | ||
| …explain the reservation? | ||
| …ask for an early morning call? | ||
| …ask for dinner in his/her room? | ||
| …thank the receptionist? | ||
| TOTAL MARKS = |
Составитель:
ст. преподаватель
____________ Т.М. Кобенко
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