Control test
9th grade
Criteria assessment
«5»- 21-25 points
«4»- 14-20 points
«3»- 1-13 points
Grammar- lexical test
What is a museum situated in Almaty?
The State Museum of National Musical Instruments.
The State Museum of Kazakh Instruments.
The State Museum of BuharZhyrau
The State Museum of National Art and Culture.
The State Museum of Pushkin.
Who is Marat Bisengaliev?
a poet b. an artist c. a violinist d. composer e. a writer
When he was 26, He had won a prize at the ……..
Leipzig International Bach Competition
Kazakh International Orchestra Competition
Tchaikovsky Conservatoire Competition
Royal Philharmonic Competition
Birmingham Symphony Competition
Find the idiom. «Music to your ear».
Not at the correct pitch
Emphasize your own achievements and successes to other people
Something that you are very pleased to hear.
To be able to identify a piece of music.
Something that you are not to hear.
What is the most famous theatre in England?
the Theatre b. the Globe c. the Mastery d. the Mirror e. the Comedy
Where actors put on their costumes and make up?
stalls b. box office c. dressing room d.foyer e. backstage
The area on which the performance take place.
aisle b.circlec.rowd.stagee.foyer
….. is a movie with animations like Tom and Jerry.
Western b.cartoonc.comedy d. action e. thrillers
The teacher asked the students to ……
come with b. come to c. come on d.come in e. come by
I believe that we did enough. I am sure you should go … home.
up b. down c. back d. out e. with
the woman in front turned …. and looked at me.
Out b. down c.round d.by e.up
That's amazing! She _____ (run) fifteen kilometers this morning!
run b.has runc.runnedd.are running e.have run
Your car is covered in mud. Where you (drive)?
a. did you driveb. have you drivenc. have you been driving d. drives e. to drive
Our team are rubbish. They just (lose) 8 games one after another.
a. lost b. have lost c. have been losing d. loose e.loosen
I (not/hear) anything from him since he (move) to Paris.
a. didn’t hear/ movedb. haven’t heard/moved
c. haven’t been hearing/ was moving d.has’t heard/moved e.haven’t heard/move
II. Reading. «Art in our life»
Art plays an important role in my life. It aids the people`s understanding of their culture. No doubt tastes should be developed through images of high artistic culture, whereas works of popular culture as a rule meet consumer`s tastes.
In my opinion the habit of looking at good pictures is in itself a means by which taste can be formed. Art allows people to talk about emotionally meaningful experiences. Every artist tries to develop his own style of painting to differ from other ones. There are many styles of painting in art: a portrait, a still life, a landscape, a seascape and etc. An artist has the skill to combine form and colour into harmonious entity and to represent a brilliant colour scheme. The artist`s pictures may be dull, crude, chaotic and colourless daub of paint. But in spite of it they are an exquisite piece of painting.
I`d like to add that an artist can become famous overnight and die forgotten and penniless.
Art plays an important role in my life
the worst
the main
the moral
the remotest
the sincerest
Tastes should be developed through images of high …..culture.
quiet b.morbid c. artistic d. picturesque e. rude
The habit of looking at good pictures is in itself a means by which taste can be formed.
a.bad b.hypocreative c. artistic d. popular e. good
4. What are the styles of painting in art?
a. a portrait, a still life, a landscape b.a portrait, a still life, a lakescape
c. a portrait, a slow life, a landscape d. a seascape, a slow life, a landscape e. a life, a still life, a landscape.
5. An artist has the ……. form and colour into harmonious entity and to representbrilliant colour scheme.
a. the skill to argue b. the skill to stick c. the skill to add
d. the skill to lay e. the skill to combine
The cinema has become part of the ….. way of life.
modern b. big c.easy d.beautiful e. cultural
We can see films either in the …. or on the TV
a.field b. park c.work d.home e. cinema
3. I like Walt Disney’s cartoons …….
a. “Duck Tales” b. Car Assembly c. Dinosaurs d. world War e. Animal’s world
4.I prefer … films and amusing comedies.
a. feature films b. easy films c. adventure films d. western films e. cartoons
5.In Great Britain and the USA the cinemas often call …….
a. comedies b. movies c. cartoons d. western films e. adventure films
Cinema plays an important role in the life of any society. The cinema has become part of the modern way of life. There is no denying the fact that the cinema is an excellent vehicle of culture. Its possibilities are unlimited. In the earliest years of the cinema its power to show contemporary events was recognized and appreciated. More than anything else this unique quality secured popularity for the film as a new form of instruction and entertainment. That’s why the cinema is considered to be one of the best ways of spending their leisure time.
There are a lot of different kinds of films: feature films, theatrical films, horror films, thriller films, popular science films, travelogues, mystery films, documentaries, animated cartoon films. Besides, the films may be color or black and white, full-length or short, sound or silent, dubbed in mother tongue, three-dimensional or wide-screen.
We can see films either in the cinema or on the TV. As I am often short of time, I have practically no time for going to the cinema. For this reason I see films on television more frequently. But sometimes I manage to go to the cinema. I prefer feature films and amusing comedies. It’s a pity the life is so difficult nowadays and I want to relax a little, sometimes even to laugh. Sometimes they show animated cartoon film at seeing which the audience is in a state of excitement from the beginning to the end. Especially I like Walt Disney’s cartoons “Duck Tales”, or “Vinnie-the-Pooh’s Adventures”. In my opinion the animated cartoon films are popular both with children and adults.Showing the educational films is arranged mainly for schoolchildren and students.In Great Britain and the USA the cinemas (“movies” as they often call them) sell more than one billion tickets a year. Movies are also shown on television and can be rented or purchased as a DVD-recorder.
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