Итоговая контрольная работа для 6 класса (2 варианта с ключами и кодификатором)

Контрольная работа по английскому языку, 6 класс

Название проверяемых умений (на основе ООП)

Проверяемое метапредметное умение

Количество заданий, проверяющих сформированность умения на базовом уровне

№ задания

Упр. для тренировки

Чтение

Чтение текста с извлечением информации.

6

1,2

Р.т. упр.1 с.11, упр.1 с.96

Лексический материал

Умение употреблять лексические единицы в рамках изученных тем

18

3,4

Р.т. упр.1 с.64, упр.4 с.84

Грамматика.

Умение употреблять грамматические структуры Past Simple, Past Perfect

11

5

Правила с.152, 155; Упр. 3 с.68, упр. 2 с.126

Р.т. упр.2 с.111

Письмо

Умение формулировать предложения, обозначающие запланированные действия

5

6

Правило с.155 (to be going to)

с.105 упр.1,5

р.т.упр.1 с.94

Работа носит диагностический характер: каждое задание направлено на диагностику определенного умения.

Задания считаются выполненными при отсутствии ошибок.

Если задание имеет один верный ответ, а учащийся отметил два варианта ответов, то задание считается невыполненным.

При занесении результатов в электронный шаблон напротив порядкового номера учащегося ставятся:

"1" в случае, если ребенок выполнил задание верно;

"0" в случае, если ребенок выполнил задание неверно или не выполнил задание.

За правильное выполнение каждого задания ученик получает 1 балл. Если в кратком ответе сделана орфографическая ошибка, ответ считается неверным. За неверный ответ или отсутствие ответа выставляется 0 баллов.

Максимальное количество баллов за выполнение заданий - 40.

Если ученик набрал менее 22 баллов - оценка «2»

От 23 до 28 баллов - оценка «3»

От 29 до 34 баллов - оценка «4»

От 35 до 40 баллов - оценка «5»

Variant I

READING COMPREHENSION

1. Read the article. What is the article about? Choose.

1. The weather in the USA.

2. How they forecast the weather in the USA.

3. How they forecast the weather in the USA in November.

Many Americans like talking about the weather. They have a lot to talk about. People have always tried to forecast the weather. In the old times they only guessed or based it on what the weather was like in the past.

Today people use radars, satellite (спутниковые) pictures and computers. All these instruments help them to make weather pictures. Some people try to forecast the weather for a whole (целый) year or a whole season. Each November, the United States Weather Service forecasts what the weather will be like. And each year, Americans read a forecast for the whole year in the Old Farmer's newspaper.

Both the Weather Service and the Old Farmer's newspaper use information about past years. They combine (соединяют) it with the information from satellites (спутников), balloons, radar stations and ships at sea. Then a computer gives a report. Such reports are very important for many Americans.

Americans may not like a lot of their weather, but they certainly like to talk about it.

2. According to the text, mark the statements (a-e) as T is they are true and F if they are false.

1. Americans don't care what the weather will be like. __

2. The Old Farmer's newspaper gives the information about the weather for the year. __

3. Old weather reports are useful for forecasting the weather. ___

4. Weather reports are very important for people of different professions. ___

5. Americans dislike a lot of their weather. ___

USE OF ENGLISH (GRAMMAR/VOCABULARY)

3. Choose the most appropriate word

1. It is raining today. The weather is ______________.

1. lovely b) wet c) dry

2. Nick always talks during the lessons. He is very __________.

1. happy b) talkative c) honest

3. I'd like to buy a loaf of ________.

1. cheese b) butter c) bread

4. I'm going to the _________to buy some milk.

1. dairy b) baker's c) butcher's

5. Little Mary had earache and she had to ________ medicine.

1. eat b) take c) drink

6. Mr Gordon is an architect. He ________ comfortable houses and other buildings.

1. does b) builds c) designs

4. Match the jobs with the definitions.

1. a nurse

1. works in the fields and with farm animals.

2. a dentist

2. puts out (stops) fires

3. an engineer

3. takes care of all members of the family

4. a farmer

4. solves people's problems with their teeth

5. a housewife

5. catches criminals

6. a driver

6. takes care of sick animals

7. a postman

7. arranges work for others in a company

8. a firefighter

8. repairs cars, planes, ships, etc.

9. a police officer

9. takes care of sick people

10. a vet

10. plans the building of roads, bridges, machines, etc.

11. a mechanic

11. drives cars

12. a manager

12. brings letters and postcards to people

5. Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) was a famous American poet. What was special about her life? Fill in the gaps with the correct verb forms.

Emily Dickinson (0) was (be) one of the three children of Edward Dickinson, a US congressman. She (1) _____(be) born and (2) ______ (grow up) in Amherst, Massachusetts. She (3) ______(not like) social activities and she (4) (live) a lonely life in Amherst. She (5) (not leave) her father's house and (6) _____ (have) few visitors. She (7) ______ (write) beautiful poems and very few people and (8) _____(know) about it. Before Emily (9) ____ (die) she (10) ______(write) more than 1000 poems. In 1886 her poems (11) _______ (made) her famous all over.

6. Write 5 sentences about your plans for the weekend.

Example: I am going to read a book.

Variant II

READING COMPREHENSION

1. Read the article from a children's magazine. Choose the best title for the article.

1. Clothes in Britain.

2. British people don't care for clothes.

3. Formal clothes in Britain.

These days most people in Britain do not wear very formal clothes. But sometimes it is important to wear the right thing. Many British people don't think about clothes very much. They like being comfortable. When they go out to enjoy themselves, they can wear almost anything. At the theatres, cinemas and concerts they can wear what they like - from jeans and sweaters to T-shirts and shorts. Anything is OK as long as you look clean and neat (аккуратный).

But men in offices usually wear suits and ties (галстук) and women wear dresses or skirts (not trousers). Doctors, lawyers (юристы) and businessmen wear formal clothes. And in some hotels and restaurants men wear ties and women wear smart dresses. Jeans and open shirts are sometimes not allowed (не разрешаются). It is difficult to say exactly (точно) what people wear in Britain because everyone is different. If you are not sure what to wear, watch what other people do and do the same (то же самое). Or ask the advice of a friend. You'll be more comfortable if you don't look different from everyone else.

2. According to the text, mark the statements (a-e) as T is they are true and F if they are false.

a) Many British people think about their clothes very much.____

b) When they go out they don't wear something special.____

c) Women in offices usually wear trousers.____

d) You can say exactly what people wear in Britain.____

e) It is OK to ask your friends for advice if you don't know what to wear.____

USE OF ENGLISH (GRAMMAR/VOCABULARY)

3. Choose the most appropriate word

1. It is hot today. The weather is ______________.

1. sunny b) wet c) frosty

2. Mary always tells the truth. She is very __________.

1. honest b) talkative c) sociable

3. I'd like to buy a bar of ________.

1. eggs b) chocolate c) bread

4. I'm going to the _________to buy some bread.

1. dairy b) baker's c) butcher's

5. Little Mary had flu and she had to ________ in bed.

1. stay b) take c) sleep

6. Mr Lee is a _______. He repairs cars and engines.

1. a journalist b) A driver c) a mechanic

4. Match the jobs with the definitions.

1. a housewife

1. catches criminals

2. a dentist

2. takes care of all members of the family

3. a postman

3. works in the fields and with farm animals.

4. a farmer

4. solves people's problems with their teeth

5. a nurse

5. puts out (stops) fires

6. a mechanic

6. takes care of sick animals

7. an engineer

7. takes care of sick people

8. a firefighter

8. drives cars.

9. a vet

9. arranges work for others in a company

10. a police officer

10. plans the building of roads, bridges, machines, etc.

11. a driver

11. repairs cars, planes, ships, etc

12. a manager

12. brings letters and postcards to people

5. Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) was a famous American poet. What was special about her life? Fill in the gaps with the correct verb forms.

Emily Dickinson (0) was (be) one of the three children of Edward Dickinson, a US congressman. She (1) _____(be) born and (2) ______ (grow up) in Amherst, Massachusetts. She (3) ______(not like) social activities and she (4) (live) a lonely life in Amherst. She (5) (not leave) her father's house and (6) _____ (have) few visitors. She (7) ______ (write) beautiful poems and very few people and (8) _____(know) about it. Before Emily (9) ____ (die) she (10) ______(write) more than 1000 poems. In 1886 her poems (11) _______ (made) her famous all over.

6. Write 5 sentences about your plans for the weekend.

Example: I am going to walk in the park.

Answers:

Variant I

1. 1b

2. a - F, b - T, c - T, d - F, e - T

3)

b

b

c

a

b

c

4)

i

d

j

a

c

k

l

b

e

f

h

g

5)

was

grew up

didn't like

lived

didn't leave

had

wrote

knew

died

had written

made

Variant II

1) 1a

2) a - F, b - T, c - F, d - F, e - T

3)

a

a

b

b

a

c

4)

b

d

l

c

g

k

j

e

f

a

h

i

5)

was

grew up

didn't like

lived

didn't leave

had

wrote

knew

died

had written

made