Ingliz tili 7-sinf 1-bilet

27-BILET 1. Complete the dialogue. – Is there any juice in the fridge? – There is no juice in the fridge but there are four apples. 2. Speak on the theme “My favourite fairy tale”. I love fairy-tales very much. I think I like all of them but my favourite one is “Cinderella”. This beautiful story was written by Charles Perrault in 1697. When I was a baby my parents often read it to me before going to bed. Now I can read it myself and there are also cartoons and movies named “Cinderella”. Once upon a time there was a sweet little girl whose name was Cinderella. She had a very kind and gentle heart. Her mother died, so she lived with a wicked stepmother and her terrible ugly daughters. Poor girl was very unhappy because they made her work hard all days long. But one day Cinderella’s fairy godmother made her dream come true: she helped the girl to go to a royal ball. Godmother turned a pumpkin into a magical coach, six mice – into six horses and the girl’s old dress – into a fabulous gown. At the ball the Prince fell in love with Cinderella and danced with her all the evening, but the beautiful girl had to leave the ball and come back home before midnight. So she ran down the steps of the palace and lost her tiny shoe. That lucky shoe helped the Prince to find Cinderella in his kingdom. And, of course, my favourite fairy-tale, like all others, has a happy end. The Prince married Cinderella and they lived happily ever after... And I think that this wonderful story will live in my heart forever because it reminds me that our dreams always come true.
			28 – BILET 1. Find the odd word. boxing, running, wrestling, travelling, swimming, jumping. 2. Speak about Uzbek and English weddings. Compare. In Great Britain girls have a white wedding dress. In Uzbekistan girls usually have a traditional Uzbek dress and a white wedding dress. English people ask their nephews/nieces or the children of friends to be page boys or bridesmaids at their wedding. The bridesmaids and page boys are responsible for carrying the bride’s dress. After the wedding party, before leaving, the bride throws the bouquet into the crowd. People believe that the girl who catches it is the next to get married In England weddings are usually on Saturday. In Uzbekistan all events are called Tuy. Wedding – nikokh tuy, child birth – beshik tuy, circumcision of the son according to the Muslim traditions – sunnat tuy and etc. The celebrations are prepared and directed by women. Men are breadwinners, and they have no time to be busy about the holiday rush, and that is why men have no time for these traditions and ceremonies. Men usually solve key issues and participate in principal negotiations between the parents of the bride and groom. All the little things related to the wedding are decided by highly respected women.