This is an example of theme test for 11th grade. The tasks were taken from different variants. There will be 4 variants.
1. Listen to the following speakers and read the
questions; choose and circle the letter of the correct answer.
1) Speaker
1...
A) wants her
children to have a busy childhood.
B) doesn’t have
to clean the house.
C) is 12 years
old.
D) has lots of
work caring for her brothers and sisters.
2) Speaker 2 says that his parents...
A) criticize
him a lot. C) need
to see a doctor.
B) are lawyers.
D)
approve of the career he chose.
3) According to Speaker 3’s words...
A) his mom is
rarely busy. C) he has a
younger brother.
B) his parents
are always at home. D) his dad doesn’t
pay any attention
to him.
4) Speaker 4...
A) lives with
her father and mother.
B) gets along
well with her mom.
C) thinks her
mom is very selfish.
D) is very
close to her parents.
5) What is true about Speaker 5?
A) She spends
every morning in the kitchen.
B) She cares
about her mom very much.
C) She often
forgets things.
D) She thinks
she deserves so much more than she has been given.
2. Write the word to the definition
A
feature which means that you don’t agree with society’s opinion
________________________________
An
action when you finish something ____________________________
An
action when you do physical and emotional harmless to another person with her
permission ______________________
A
state when you can go back, when you can’t do anything with a situation ________________________
An
action when you do what you have been told __________________________
A
situation in which you are arrested _________________________________
3.
Make up 3rd Conditional sentences
He
to study harder/he to pass the test
Her
parents to have the money/ they to buy a new Ipad
He
to drive more carefully/he (not) to have an accident
A
team to play a little better/ they to win the game
4. Write a letter to the editor or authorities
You can choose one of these topics
1) Nearly 100
teenagers are made homeless each day in the UK as a result of alcohol abuse by
their parents, research shows.
Alcohol
abuse among adults is damaging the lives of an estimated 700,000 teenagers
across the UK, with one in four of these having been homeless in the last five
years as a result – amounting to 96 per day, according to a study by The
Children's Society.
2) Researchers
from the UCL (University College London) Institute of
Education and the University of Liverpool found that nearly a quarter (24
per cent) of 14-year-old girls and nine per cent of boys the same age are
depressed.
3) Teenagers in
England and Scotland are now more likely to go to university than ever before,
official figures show.
One in
three English 18-year-olds have been placed on degree courses through Ucas this
year, according to new data published by the admissions service, along with
around one in four Scottish youngsters of the same age.
4) A recent report from the Education
Policy Institute, for example, studied children’s use of the internet and their
mental health. The report found that teenagers value social networks as a way
of connecting with friends and family, maintaining their networks of friends,
and long distance connections. Teenagers see social networking as a comfortable
medium for sharing their issues and finding solutions to problems such as
social isolation and loneliness. They are also more likely to seek help in
areas such as health advice, unknown experiences, and help with exams and study
techniques.
On the other hand the report was able
to list a substantial list of negative influences stemming from social media
use, ranging from time wasting and addictive, compulsive use, to
cyber-bullying, radicalisation, stress and sexual grooming to name just a few.
