Напишите указанные существительные во множественном числе

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Оценка за семестр будет выставляться суммарно за работу в семестре очно и дистанционно, за диф.зачет.

Диф.зачет оформляете на листе формата А-4. По центру вверху подписываете следующим образом:

Дифференцированный зачет

по дисциплине ОУД.03 Иностранный язык (английский)

студента группы БрОП-112

ФИО (полностью)

Вариант-

Время на выполнение 1, 5 часа. с 9.00 до 10.30 15.06.2020

Вариант 1 выполняют Кондратенко, Щелокова, Туз, Тимошенко

Вариант 2 выполняют Метлов, Попова, Руденко

Котова, Листопадов, Кочерга, Мельникова должны отчитаться за дистанционную работу.

Поздравляю Моргунову Дарью, она автоматом получает "5" за 1 курс.

Задания для дифференцированного зачета.

Вариант 1

Прочитайте утверждения 1—6 и следующий за ними текст. Установите соответствие между утверждениями и содержанием текста. Запишите в таблицу цифру 1, если утверждение верное, цифру 0, если утверждение неверное.

1. Some countries which were not part of the British Empire are affected by the Westminster model.

2. The Westminster model may be referred to as the democratic form of governing.

3. The 18th and the beginning of the 19th centuries were marked by the Industrial revolution in Great Britain.

4. Great Britain was a pioneer in urbanization of the nation.

5. The middle class prevailed in Great Britain

6. Queen Victoria turned the nation into the richest in the world.

The British Empire

The British Empire influenced a lot of countries. Even parts of the world never

included in the British Empire have adopted the British system of parliamentary government, often referred to as the Westminster model. Originally a vehicle for royal authority, this system gradually evolved into a representative government and finally became a means through which democracy could be exercised. Today legislative power comes from the lower house of Parliament, known as the House of Commons. The freely elected members of the House of Commons select the nation’s chief executive, the prime minister. He or she in turn appoints members of the House of Commons to the Cabinet, a body of advisers. Because the executive is not separated from the legislature, the government is efficient as well as responsive to the electorate.

Britain was a pioneer in economic matters. The first industrial revolution occurred in Britain in the 18th and early 19th centuries and led to the development of the world’s first society dominated by a middle class. Britain was the first nation to have more than half of its population living in urban areas. Rapid economic development and worldwide trade made Britain the richest nation in the world during the reign of Queen Victoria in the 19th century. For a long time before and after the Industrial Revolution, London was the center of world capitalism, and today is still one of the world’s most important business and financial centers.

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2. Употребить глагол to be в правильной форме. Предложения записать полностью.

1) My father... a teacher.

2) Hе... a pupil twenty years ago.

3) I... a doctor when I grow up.

4) My sister... not... at home tomorrow.

5) They... in Moscow last year.

3. Употребите глагол to have в правильной форме. Предложения записать полностью.

1) I... an interesting book about Repin.

2) My sister... two little children.

3) …you... any time in the evening to discuss this question?

4) I... a lot of work yesterday.

5) Who... any questions now?

4. Употребите оборот there is/are в нужном времени. Предложения записать полностью.

1) How many rooms... there in your flat?

2) There... 30 pupils in our class last year.

3) There... no schools near our house 5 years ago.

4) How many people... there... at the party next Sunday?

5) There... a new cinema near my house now.

Напишите указанные существительные во множественном числе.

образец: girl --girls

Class, ox, baby, leaf, sheep, advice, shoe, hero, roof, factory

Напишите степени сравнения следующих прилагательных.

образец:warm- warmer - the warmest

Tall, big, grey, angry, careful, narrow, expensive, cold, clever, difficult, bad.

7. Поставьте глаголы, данные в скобках, в нужном времени. Предложения записать полностью.

1. My friend (to work) at the factory.

2. This group (to go) to the theatre next month.

3. We (to get) books from the library last week.

4. I (to come) home later than usual yesterday.

5. This student (to answer) well at the last lesson

Вариант 2

Прочитайте утверждения 1-6 и следующий за ними текст. Установите соответствие между утверждениями и содержанием текста. Запишите в таблицу цифру 1, если утверждение верное, цифру 0, если утверждение неверное.

1. Students generally are required to attend lectures at Oxford.

2. At some colleges students must change clothes to dinner.

3. In a short stroll one can pass the house where Christopher Wren discovered his comet.

4. Tolkien wrote notes for the Hobbit trilogy in one of Oxford’s pubs.

5. Mathematician Charles Lutwidge Dodgson wrote a children’s book called Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland in Oxford.

6. Margaret Thatcher and John Kennedy studied at Oxford.

The Oxford University

For 800 years the University of Oxford has been polishing minds and confusing outsiders in roughly equal measure. It is a place where students generally aren’t required to attend lectures, don’t receive grades, seldom study anything outside their chosen subject, and take just three sets of exams during the course of their college careers — “one to get in and two to get out,” as one alumnus told me.

“There are more rules and traditions than you can imagine,” Owen Sheers, a cheerful but slightly shell-shocked-looking first-year student, told me toward the end of his first week in New College. “At my college you dress one way if you go to the first sitting of dinner, another way if you go to the second. It’s very confusing.”

A confusion of tradition is perhaps an inevitable consequence of a place so deeply steeped in history. In a short stroll you can pass the house where Edmund Hailey discovered his comet; the site of Britain’s oldest public museum, the Ashmolean; the hall where architect Christopher Wren drew his first plans;44

the pub where J.R.R. Tolkien wrote notes for the Hobbit trilogy (it stands opposite the pub where Thomas Hardy made similar preparations for Jude the Obscure), the track where Roger Bannister ran the first sub-four-minute mile; the meadow where a promising young mathematician named Charles Lutwidge Dodgson refined The Formulae of Plane Trigonometry, An Elementary Treatise on Determinants and — oh yes — a children’s trifle called Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Walk down the broad and curving High Street and you follow in the footsteps of Samuel Johnson, Adam Smith, Edward Gibbon, Jonathan Swift, Roger Bacon, Oscar Wilde, Graham Greene, T. S. Eliot, C. S. Lewis, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Indira Gandhi, Margaret Thatcher, and Bill Clinton, to name just a few who have worked and studied here.