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    This document contains an English language test with multiple choice questions and short answer tasks about household chores, table manners, and an accompanying text. Task 1 asks students to match words with their definitions, including microwave oven, canteen, vacuum cleaner, choir, and headmaster's office. Task 2 contains 10 multiple choice questions testing vocabulary like anything, somewhere, enough. Task 3 requires identifying if 5 statements about the accompanying text on household chores are true or false. Task 4 asks students to describe good table manners in 5-7 sentences.

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    This document contains an English language test with multiple choice questions and short answer tasks about household chores, table manners, and an accompanying text. Task 1 asks students to match words with their definitions, including microwave oven, canteen, vacuum cleaner, choir, and headmaster's office. Task 2 contains 10 multiple choice questions testing vocabulary like anything, somewhere, enough. Task 3 requires identifying if 5 statements about the accompanying text on household chores are true or false. Task 4 asks students to describe good table manners in 5-7 sentences.

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    This document contains an English language test with multiple choice questions and short answer tasks about household chores, table manners, and an accompanying text. Task 1 asks students to match words with their definitions, including microwave oven, canteen, vacuum cleaner, choir, and headmaster's office. Task 2 contains 10 multiple choice questions testing vocabulary like anything, somewhere, enough. Task 3 requires identifying if 5 statements about the accompanying text on household chores are true or false. Task 4 asks students to describe good table manners in 5-7 sentences.

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    Test in English V-11 FORM 7

    Task 1. Choose the correct words and complete the sentences: microwave oven,
    canteen, a vacuum cleaner, choir, headmaster’s office. (5 points)

    1. We use a … for warming up food.


    2. A group of people who sing together is called a …
    3. We use a …for cleaning the floor and carpets.
    4. Pupils can have their lunch in a …
    5. A room for the headmaster is called a …

    Task 2. Choose the correct item. ( 10 points)

    1. I didn’t buy … in this shop.


    a) anything b) something c) nothing
    2. There isn’t … in the office now.
    a) somebody b) nobody c) anybody
    3. I’d like to go … in summer.
    a) anywhere b) somewhere c) nowhere
    4. Teenagers … spend long hours at the computer.
    a) must b) mustn’t
    5. Would you like … coffee?
    a) a few b) a little
    6. I can’t eat this soup. It’s … salty.
    a) enough b) too
    7. Have you got … time to help me?
    a) a little b) a few
    8. Pupils … listen to their teacher at the lessons.
    a) mustn’t b) must c) can
    9. She can’t go to the cinema. She’s got … homework to do.
    a) too many b) too much
    10. Students … come to school at the weekend.
    a) needn’t b) mustn’t c) can

    Task 3. Read the text and the statements to it. Write if the statements are
    true or false. (5 points)
    Household chores? No big deal! In my family we have no problems with it.
    Every Sunday evening we have a little meeting in our kitchen. We discuss all
    the things we have to do and then we make a weekly plan. And you know the
    plan works well.

    My name is Alan. I have to make my bed every day and to tidy up my room
    once a week. I usually do it on Saturday morning. I also have to lay the table
    but not to clear it. My sister Vicky does it. We all look after our dog. Its name is
    Rex. My sister and I usually feed the dog. My parents take it for a walk (usually
    twice a day). My mum typically does the cooking and ironing. Dad does the
    vacuum cleaning and takes the garbage out on Tuesdays and Fridays. You
    know what I really hate? Washing up. Luckily, everybody has to do it. We take
    turns.

    1. There aren’t any problems with household chores in Alan’s family.


    2. Alan usually tidies up his room once a week.
    3. Alan’s parents don’t take the dog for a walk.
    4. Alan doesn’t like doing the washing up.
    5. Everybody in Alan’s family has to do the laundry.

    Task 4. Describe good table manners. (5-7 sentences) ( 10 points)

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