Тест 2 по английски език за VI клас - МИНИСТЕРСТВО НА ОБРАЗОВАНИЕТО И НАУКАТА 2009

1.
I. Circle the correct answer.
Mary is 14 years old. She isn’t .......... to drive a car.
old too
enough old
old enough

2. You went to Italy last year, ..........?
don’t you
do you
didn’t you

3. That plate is very hot. Be careful not to burn ...........
itself.
yourself.
myself.

4. All the children at my birthday party played ...........
noisily.
noise.
noisy.

5. That’s the shop .......... my sister works.
which
who
where

6. We must hurry. We’ve got ...........
much time.
a few time.
a little time.

7. Last night I .......... in bed when suddenly I heard a scream.
were reading
was reading
am reading

8. Max hates .......... early on Sundays.
getting up
get up
gets up

9. A: It is so hot in here!
B: I .......... turn the air-conditioning on.
going to
am going to
will

10.
II. Read the text below and circle the correct answer.
Spaghetti is a very popular meal all over the world. Most people think it comes from Italy. But originally spaghetti comes from Asia.
Close to the heart of Tokyo among the shops selling old books, there’s a nice place to eat, called Sabor (a Spanish word for ‘taste’). It first opened its doors in 1955. Sabor serves the type of light meals you can find in a café. During the lunch hour this place is often crowded with students and office workers. Most of them come for the spaghetti napolitan. This is the most popular item on the menu. On some days more than 200 customers ask for this delicious meal.
The ingredients and recipe differ a little from chef to chef, but one ingredient that’s always present is ketchup. The Sabor’s cook cuts the ham, onion, green pepper and mushrooms into small pieces. He boils the spaghetti, adds the chopped ingredients and fries them lightly. After that he stirs everything in a sauce made from herbs, ketchup and tomato paste. When the spaghetti is ready for the table the cook puts some Tabasco pepper sauce and powdered cheese on it.
“Soft spaghetti and ketchup?”, “Italian pasta dish”, you may say, but you will be wrong. The recipe doesn’t come from Naples, Italy but from Yokohama, Japan!
Soon after World War II a chef at a Yokohama hotel decided to experiment and fried boiled spaghetti with tomato sauce and bits of ham and green pepper. However, tomato sauce comes originally from Naples, Italy, which explains the name, spaghetti napolitan.

Spaghetti
originally comes form Italy.
is thought to come from Asia.
is very popular among all people around the world.

11. Sabor is
in the centre of Tokyo.
far away from Tokyo.
near Tokyo.

12. Students and office workers come to Sabor to have
breakfast.
dinner.
lunch.

13. Most people come to the restaurant because
the cook is a genius.
they like a particular dish.
the menu is excellent.

14. The ingredient that is always present is
pepper.
ketchup.
ham.

15. The Sabor’s cook cuts
ham, onion, tomatoes and mushrooms
ham, onion, green pepper and mushrooms
ham, onion, red pepper and mushrooms

16. When the spaghetti is ready, the cook puts some ……….on top of it.
cheese
peppers
ketchup

17. The recipe for spaghetti napolitan comes from
Naples.
Japan.
Italy.