Control test I

2. Answer the questions:
1. What means of transport do you know?
2. What transport gives you opportunity to fly high in the sky?
3. What transport do people use to travel around the city or the nearby places?
3. Classify the following types of transport according to the table:

A bus, a van, a jeep, a cycle, a rocket, a motorcycle, a helicopter, a taxi, a scooter a truck, a lorry, a ambulance, a fire engine, a police car, a train, a ship, a plane

Land transport	Water transport	Air transport

4. Match the definitions with a name of transport:

An air transport, used to cover small distances	An ambulance
A two wheeled transport	A plane
Used to transport sick or ill people	A bus
An air transport , used to cover long distances	A ship
A land transport, which transport many people	A helicopter
Transport which run on rails	A truck
Transport used to transport cargo	A cycle
Water transport which travel to far distances	A train

5. Grammar: of and possessive’s” /Writing: Focusing on grammar exercises.


1. Complete the sentences. Sometimes you need -'s, sometimes of...
1. I like .Ann's camera. ............................................................. (the camera / Ann)
2. What is the name of this town .................................. ? (the name / this town)
3. When is..................................................................? (the birthday / your sister)
4. Do you like....................................................................? (the colour / this coat)
5. Write your name at............................................................ (the top / the page)

Variant-10
Read and translate the text
Industrial centers and main cities
Great Britain is one of the most powerful capitalist countries in Europe. There are many big industrial cities here, such as Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, Sheffield and other. London, its capital, is one of the biggest commercial centres and ports of the world. 10 million people live in London. The United Kingdom is one of the world’s largest exports of ships, aircraft, motor vehicles, electrical equipment, textiles and most types of machinery. Birmingham and Sheffield are known as the centres of iron and steel industry, steam engine and motor-cars and bicycles, rails, and nails are manufactured in the factories of the Black Country. It is Birmingham that is called so. Manchester is the centre of cotton industry and Leeds is the main centre of woollen industry in England. You know that the famous pop-group, the Beatles, came from Liverpool. But Liverpool is also known as the largest port of Western England. It is the first in Great Britain in exports and it comes the second after London in imports. Imports passing through Liverpool consist of cotton, wool, non-ferrous metals and oil. Exports consist of fabrics, textile machinery, electrical equipment and chemicals.