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Английский 5 кл. Писатели и поэты

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  1. 1. Books can open doors to other lives. In our literature lessons we talk about writers and poets who wrote for children and adults. Alexander Pushkin is a famous Russian poet. Many pupils know lines from his fairy tales by heart. Agatha Christie wrote detective stories that keep you guessing. Roald Dahl invented funny and strange characters that children remember. When I read, I try to notice the writer's language: short clear sentences, bright pictures in words, and strong feelings. Last month our class prepared a mini project. Each pupil chose one author, found a short bio and read an extract aloud. I chose a poet who wrote about nature and friendship. Reading aloud helped me practise pronunciation and stress. Libraries and school book corners make it easy to meet new authors. A good book can be a quieter adventure than a film, but it stays longer in your mind. Some writers travel a lot; others stay in one town and still invent whole worlds. I think a writer needs curiosity, patience and love for words. A poet needs a musical ear for rhythm. This year I want to keep a reading diary with titles, authors and new words.
    По тексту выше: кого называют famous Russian poet?
    1. Alexander Pushkin
    2. Only Roald Dahl
    3. Only a shop assistant
    4. Only a tram driver
  2. 2. Books can open doors to other lives. In our literature lessons we talk about writers and poets who wrote for children and adults. Alexander Pushkin is a famous Russian poet. Many pupils know lines from his fairy tales by heart. Agatha Christie wrote detective stories that keep you guessing. Roald Dahl invented funny and strange characters that children remember. When I read, I try to notice the writer's language: short clear sentences, bright pictures in words, and strong feelings. Last month our class prepared a mini project. Each pupil chose one author, found a short bio and read an extract aloud. I chose a poet who wrote about nature and friendship. Reading aloud helped me practise pronunciation and stress. Libraries and school book corners make it easy to meet new authors. A good book can be a quieter adventure than a film, but it stays longer in your mind. Some writers travel a lot; others stay in one town and still invent whole worlds. I think a writer needs curiosity, patience and love for words. A poet needs a musical ear for rhythm. This year I want to keep a reading diary with titles, authors and new words.
    По тексту выше: что писала Agatha Christie?
    1. Detective stories
    2. Only weather reports
    3. Only shopping lists
    4. Only school rules
  3. 3. Books can open doors to other lives. In our literature lessons we talk about writers and poets who wrote for children and adults. Alexander Pushkin is a famous Russian poet. Many pupils know lines from his fairy tales by heart. Agatha Christie wrote detective stories that keep you guessing. Roald Dahl invented funny and strange characters that children remember. When I read, I try to notice the writer's language: short clear sentences, bright pictures in words, and strong feelings. Last month our class prepared a mini project. Each pupil chose one author, found a short bio and read an extract aloud. I chose a poet who wrote about nature and friendship. Reading aloud helped me practise pronunciation and stress. Libraries and school book corners make it easy to meet new authors. A good book can be a quieter adventure than a film, but it stays longer in your mind. Some writers travel a lot; others stay in one town and still invent whole worlds. I think a writer needs curiosity, patience and love for words. A poet needs a musical ear for rhythm. This year I want to keep a reading diary with titles, authors and new words.
    По тексту выше: чем помогло чтение вслух?
    1. Pronunciation and stress practice
    2. Buying jeans
    3. Driving a bus
    4. Cooking soup
  4. 4. Books can open doors to other lives. In our literature lessons we talk about writers and poets who wrote for children and adults. Alexander Pushkin is a famous Russian poet. Many pupils know lines from his fairy tales by heart. Agatha Christie wrote detective stories that keep you guessing. Roald Dahl invented funny and strange characters that children remember. When I read, I try to notice the writer's language: short clear sentences, bright pictures in words, and strong feelings. Last month our class prepared a mini project. Each pupil chose one author, found a short bio and read an extract aloud. I chose a poet who wrote about nature and friendship. Reading aloud helped me practise pronunciation and stress. Libraries and school book corners make it easy to meet new authors. A good book can be a quieter adventure than a film, but it stays longer in your mind. Some writers travel a lot; others stay in one town and still invent whole worlds. I think a writer needs curiosity, patience and love for words. A poet needs a musical ear for rhythm. This year I want to keep a reading diary with titles, authors and new words.
    По тексту выше: что автор хочет вести?
    1. A reading diary
    2. A list of trams only
    3. A broken cups catalogue
    4. A tag-question exam only
  5. 5. A person who writes poems is a ___.
    1. poet
    2. poem
    3. poetry as person
    4. poeting
  6. 6. A ___ invents characters and stories.
    1. writer
    2. writing
    3. written
    4. wrote person
  7. 7. Переведи: библиотека

    Короткий ответ — ответ откроется, когда решите.

  8. 8. Fairy tales are often…
    1. stories for children with wonder
    2. bus tickets
    3. tram maps
    4. fridge notes only
  9. 9. Соотнеси.

    Соотнесение — ответ откроется, когда решите.

  10. 10. Roald Dahl invented ___ characters.
    1. funny and strange
    2. only broken
    3. only sunny weather
    4. only UK flags
  11. 11. Что можно записать в reading diary:
    1. title
    2. author
    3. new words
    4. Past Perfect theory only
    5. bus number only
  12. 12. Many pupils know Pushkin’s lines ___ heart.
    1. by
    2. on
    3. at
    4. of
  13. 13. A good book can stay longer in your ___ than a film.
    1. mind
    2. fridge
    3. trainers
    4. tram
  14. 14. story → человек, который пишет истории (общее)

    Короткий ответ — ответ откроется, когда решите.

  15. 15. Curiosity and patience help a ___.
    1. writer
    2. writingly
    3. written
    4. wrote
  16. 16. A poet needs a musical ear for ___.
    1. rhythm
    2. rhyme only forced always
    3. rivers only
    4. rails
  17. 17. School book corners help you meet new ___.
    1. authors
    2. authoring
    3. authored
    4. authority buses
  18. 18. I have read an extract aloud — время…
    1. Present Perfect (опыт)
    2. только Future Simple без have
    3. только imperative
    4. только possessive
  19. 19. Detective stories keep you ___.
    1. guessing
    2. guess
    3. guesses
    4. guessed always yesterday
  20. 20. Literature lessons talk about writers ___ poets.
    1. and
    2. or only never and
    3. but never writers
    4. of
  21. 21. Переведи: стихотворение / поэма (poem)

    Короткий ответ — ответ откроется, когда решите.

  22. 22. Some writers travel; others stay in one ___ and invent worlds.
    1. town
    2. towns as verb
    3. towning
    4. the town of foot
  23. 23. Bright pictures in words means…
    1. образный язык
    2. только фото в телефоне
    3. только карта города
    4. только ценник
  24. 24. Имена/роли из темы:
    1. Pushkin
    2. Agatha Christie
    3. Roald Dahl
    4. a broken cup as author
    5. a tram as poet
  25. 25. Read aloud helps with…
    1. pronunciation
    2. only shopping
    3. only PE
    4. only articles the
  26. 26. Choose:
    1. I want to keep a reading diary
    2. I want keep diary reading a
    3. Want I diary
    4. Diary keeping I want the
  27. 27. Genre example: detective is a type of ___.
    1. story
    2. tram
    3. uniform
    4. scarf