Sample questions and mark scheme Tasks for the Summative Assessment for
term 4
LISTENING Task. Listen to two people talking about why they visited or moved
to a particular place. Match the sentences (1-2) with their opinion (A – D). There
are TWO extra options. CD3 Tapescript4
1 According to Speaker 1 the only thing he could not do was …
2 Speaker 2 was a bit nervous because she had to …
A. being at the wedding party.
B. move to a different city on her own.
C. seeing a kangaroo in the wild.
D. go out of the town to get inspiration.
Task. Listen to the Speaker 3 Replace the underlined words in the sentences 1-3 with
the words from the recording. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each case. Use the
correct part of speech. CD3 Tapescript 5
3 The professor Harold Johns was a popular person. ___[1]
4 The man wanted to persuade the Professor to allow him as his team-member. ___[1]
5 The professor was surprised by his resume. [1]
6 The man was very thankful for this chance [1]
1. do you like your job?
2. does your father like his job?
3. sally is married. her husband works in a bank.
4. i know mr. watson but i don’t know his wife.
5. put on your coat when you go out. its very cold.
6.my favourite sport is tennis. i play a lot in summer.
7. my sister plays tennis too but her favourite sport is athletics.
8. were staying at a very nice hotel. its room is very comfortable.
9. mr. and mrs. baker live in london but their son lives in australia.
10. thank you for your letter. it was good to hear from you again.
11. we are going to invite all our friends to the party.
12. john is a teacher but his sister is a nurse.
13. do you think that most people are happy in their jobs?
14. i gave the money to my mother and she put it in her bag
15. i often see that man but i don’t know his name.
16. the”ve got two children but i don’t remember their names.
17. the company has offices in many places but its head office is in new york
english schools offer students a range of extracurricular clubs and clubs.
in addition to the main program, any english school offers a number of extracurricular clubs and clubs. the choice of activities in private schools is especially wide: among them - playing musical instruments, from piano to flute; various sports - football, tennis, rugby, fencing, cricket, swimming, frisbee - and much, much more.
many private schools have their own theaters and orchestras, and promising young talents can even apply for scholarships.