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20 (9 ),, Test. 1 8 You all know Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels" in Russian translation. Jonathan Swift was a famous English writer of the 18th century. Besides "Gulliver's Travels" he wrote many other works. Here Is an anecdote about Jonathan Swift. One morning when Swift was dressing he found that his shoes were covered with mud. He called his servant and said: "My shoes are covered with mud. Why didn't you clean them last night?" "I thought it was useless to clean them in such bad weather", said the servant. "They will be dirty again In a short time". At dinner-time the servant came to the table, but he found no food on the table for him. He went to Swift and asked the reason for this. "I thought it was useless for you to eat", said Swift, "because you would be hungry again in a short time". 1. The text describes how... 1) Jonathan Swift wrote his famouse "Gulliver's Travels" 2) the writer gave a good lesson to his servant 3) the servant taught his master 4) Swift and his servant had dinner

21 "mud" 1) dirt 2) dust 3) rubbish 4) ground 3., 1) Once Jonathan Swift was writing his book "Gulliver's Travels". 2) The writer translated his book into Russian. 3) One morning he found his boots dirty. 4) Swift found his clothes covered with mud. 4., 1) The writer wanted to know why his shoes were dirty. 2) Swift told Ns servant to clean his shoes. 3) The servant explained that the weather was bad. 4) The servant thought it was useless to clean the shoes. 5. What did the servant find at dinner time? 1) It was useless to eat. 2) He will be hungry soon. 3) The table was laid for him. 4) There was no food on the table for him. 6., The servant was... 1) clever 2) lazy 3) busy 4) industrious 7. Jonathan Swift was a famous writer and at the same time a... man. 1) strict 2) noble 3) quick-witted 4) serious 8.. 1) A Good Dinner 2) A Careless Servant 3) A Careful Master 4) No Boots - No Dinner

22 is the season of the harvest 1) Winter 2) Spring 3) Summer 4) Autumn 10. Who else is going to take... in the programme? 1) part 2) care 3) notice 4) place 11. Do you often... TV? 1) see 2) look 3) watch 4) observe 12. Russia Is our.... 1) earth 2) land 3) soul 4) ground 13. Walter Scott, the famous English writer of historic novels, lived and worked in... 1) Wales 2) England 3) Scotland 4) Ireland 14. Edinburgh is the capital of... 1) Wales 2) Scotland 3) Ireland 4) England 15. The flag is the combination of the banners of England, Scotland and Ireland. The flag is known as the Union Jack. 1) New Zealand 2) the USA 3) Britain 4) Canada 16. Admiral Nelson was the hero of... 1) the Boer War 2) the battle of Trafalgar 17. 1) What can I do for you? 2) I always need your help. 3) Don't worry. 4) Very nice indeed.

23 ) That's time. 2) What a sad story! 3) You look lovely. 4) I have no Idea ) So much the better. 2) I'm at a loss. 3) Happy Birthday! 4) I don't care ) It's all the same to me. 2) I congratulate you. 3) What a bad luck. 4) Take it easy ) You don't say so! 2) Nice to see you. 3) I'm at a loss. 4) My best wishes! ) I'm glad. 2) I have no idea. 3) Come and see me. 4) Be quiet.

26 (3 ) 3. ( Test. : Spot and the Chickens. Spot is a little dog. He is black and white. He lives in a little doghouse. Spot likes to play. He wants to have somebody to play with. He sees three little yellow chickens. He wants to play with the chickens. Spot runs after the chickens. The chickens run away from Spot and say, "Peep, peep, peep..." Spot runs and jumps, but the chickens don't want to play with Spot. They say, "Peep, peep, peep..." Mother Hen sees Spot. She runs up to Spot and pecks him on his black nose. Little Spot says, "Bow, wow-ow...!" Now Spot doesn't want to play with the chickens. - doghouse - - somebody - - away from - - peck -

27 I. : play with a dog run 3. jump play snowballs sledge ski skate 7. II. (V): 1. Where does Spot live? a) in a doghouse b) at school c) in the park 2. What colour are the chickens? a) yellow b) white c) black III.,? 1. Spot is brown. Spot is grey. Spot is black and white. 2. Spot wants to play with the kittens. Spot wants to play with the chickens. Spot wants to play with the puppies. 3. The chickens want to play with the cat. The chickens want to play with Spot. The chickens don t want to play with Spot. 4. Mother Hen plays with Spot. Mother Hen doesn't peck Spot on his nose. Mother Hen pecks Spot on his nose.

28 (9 ) Present The Past Indefinite, The Future Indefinite,,,,,, (Great Britain) Test. I Every week she... to the library. 1) is going 2) goes 3) went 4) has gone 2. Look! Your friend... with his dog. 1) will walk 2) are walking 3) walks 4) is walking 3. If I... money I shall visit a new exhibition. 1) will have 2) have 3) have had 4) has 4. HI! I... you for ages! 1) hasn't seen 2) didn't see 3) hadn't seen 4) haven't seen 5. London... the capital of the United Kingdom. 1) was 2) is 3) are 4) wasn't 6. What places... he want to visit in Scotland? 1)does 2) do 3) did 4) had

29 The severn Is... river In Britain. 1) long 2) longer 3) more long 4) the longest 8... you tell me the time, please? 1) may 2) let 3) can 4) must 9.. When did you come home yesterday? 1) I came home late. 2) I will come home at 5 o'clock. 3) Usually I come home early. 4) I am coming home now Next summer my friends will travel around the world. 1) Did my friends travel around the world? 2) Do my friends travel around the world? 3) Will my friends travel around the world? 4) Have my friends travel around the world? II , "A Night Passenger" A man was travelling to Glasgow in a night train from London. He was tired and wanted to sleep. So he asked the conductor to wake him up and put him off the train, when they reached Glasgow. "If you find It difficult to make me get up at night", he told the conductor, "do not pay attention to that. Just throw me out with my luggage". And he went to sleep. When he woke up it was night and he fell asleep again. He woke up in the morning and found that they had already gone for past Glasgow. The man understood at once that the conductor had forgotten to wake him up at Glasgow and got very angry. He came up to the conductor and began shouting at him. He told the conductor that he had never been so angry in all his life. The conductor only shook his head and said calmly: "Man, you have a very loud voice, but you cannot shout as loud as the passenger, whom I threw out at Glasgow".

30 ,. 1) A Careful conductor. 2) A Good Passenger. 3) An Accident In The Train. 4) A Fast Train To Glasgow. 12.,. 1) asked the conductor to wake him up and put him off the train in Glasgow. 2) The passenger told the conductor not to wake him up. 3) The man asked his neighbour to wake him up in Glasgow. 4) A young lady asked him to help with her luggage. 13. What did the passenger understand when he woke up? 1) His luggage was lost. 2) He was very hungry and thirsty. 3) The conductor had forgotten to wake him up. 4) The passenger understood that Ns train arrived to London I think the conductor was a... man. 1) brave 2) clever 3) lazy 4) light-minded to reach - 1) to arrive 2) to come 3)to go 4) to drive to throw out - 1) to get out 2) go away 3) to take 4) to get rid of

31 , ) You have a very loud voice - said the conductor. 2) The man asked the conductor to wake him up. 3) The passenger was travelling to Glasgow. 4) The man understood that the conductor had forgotten about him. III All Fod's Day is a... holiday. 1) winter 2) spring 3) autumn 4) summer 19. Do you often... "Thank you" to people? 1) say 2) ask 3) answer 4) tell 20. "The Beatles" is a famous pop-group from... 1) Canada 2) New Zealand 3) Australia 4) the United Kingdom is a well-know English writer. 1) J.London 2) Ar..Doyle 3) M.Twain 4) W.Shakespeare is the oldest part of London. 1) Westminster Abbey 2) Buckingham Palace 3) The Tower 4) The London Bridge 23. The British capital is situatrd in... 1) Wales 2) England 3) Scotland 4) Ireland

32 -32- IV ! 1) i! 2) Hellow! 3) Good morning! 4) Nee to meet you! ) Can I help you? 2) Will you show me these jeans, please! 3) I don't like these pair of shoes. 4) They suit you great! 26.! 1) Thanks a lot! 2) Glad to see you here! 3) I bag your pardon I 4) Excuse me, please! 27.! 1) Happy New Year! 2) Merry Christmas I 3) Happy Birthday to you! 4) You are welcome I ) It's very bad. 2) It's god. 3) Never mind. 4) Don't worry ) I don't think so. 2) Never mind. 3) Certainly. 4) I disagree with you. 30. " ". 1) Knowledge is power. 2) A friends in need is a friend indeed. 3) Choose your friends as your books. 4) Practice makes perfect.

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A. The Lord is able to protect all those who obey Him. C. In this story, the lions represent the power of falsity.

Theme: Daniel as a Hero I. Underlying Ideas Glenview New Church Sunday Morning Program Preschool Lessons, Phase 2 Lesson 22 Daniel in the Lion's Den (Daniel 6) A. The Lord is able to protect all those