To explore your talent, there will be some contests for students. First, singing, between two and five students from each class. Then, stand-up comedy, one or two people from each class. Finally, a short drama, with open numbers of participants, for about ten minutes. Each class should join at least one of the contests. For further information, please contact Ms. Inna.

          

Thank you.

How many contests will be held?

• Two

• four

• six

• three

• five

To explore your talent, there will be some contests for students. First, singing, between two and five students from each class. Then, stand-up comedy, one or two people from each class. Finally, a short drama, with open numbers of participants, for about ten minutes. Each class should join at least one of the contests. For further information, please contact Ms. Inna.

          

Thank you.

How long will the drama be?

• Five minutes

• Ten minutes

• Fifteen minutes

• Twenty minutes

• Twenty-five minutes

To explore your talent, there will be some contests for students. First, singing, between two and five students from each class. Then, stand-up comedy, one or two people from each class. Finally, a short drama, with open numbers of participants, for about ten minutes. Each class should join at least one of the contests. For further information, please contact Ms. Inna.

          

Thank you.

Which of the following statements is TRUE based on the text?

• Every class should join all the contests

• The event is to celebrate the school‟s anniversary

• There should be five students participating in the drama

• The singing participants should be between two and five students from each class

• There should be three students participating in the stand-up comedy from each class

Dear diary,

          

Last Sunday morning, Aunt Emily made an announcement. She told us that she was going to take us on a cruise! I was very surprised, knowing how expensive a holiday like that could be. However, weagreed. We aren‟t a wealthy family, but we do have a little money put aside, over the years, which we usually use part of, for vacations.

          

When the day of departure finally arrived, We were thrilled to see how huge and luxurious the ship was. Our cruise liner sailed distinguishly out to sea, as our holiday began.

          

What a disappointment! There was so little to do on board. The boredom almost drove us mad. We visited several ports, but we didn‟t have the freedom to do what wanted to. Furthermore, we had to follow a very tight schedule of guided tours an visits to museums. It was an uninteresting experience!

How did the writer and his/her family travel on vacation ?

• By car

• By ship

• By bus

• By train

• By plain

Dear diary,

          

Last Sunday morning, Aunt Emily made an announcement. She told us that she was going to take us on a cruise! I was very surprised, knowing how expensive a holiday like that could be. However, we agreed. We aren‟t a wealthy family, but we do have a little money put aside, over the years, which we usually use part of, for vacations.

          

When the day of departure finally arrived, We were thrilled to see how huge and luxurious the ship was. Our cruise liner sailed distinguishly out to sea, as our holiday began.

          

What a disappointment! There was so little to do on board. The boredom almost drove us mad. We visited several ports, but we didn‟t have the freedom to do what wanted to. Furthermore, we had to follow a very tight schedule of guided tours an visits to museums. It was an uninteresting experience!

Whose idea was it for having such a vacation?

• The writer

• The writer`s mother

• The writer`s father

• The writer`s uncle

• The writer`s aunt

Dear diary,

          

Last Sunday morning, Aunt Emily made an announcement. She told us that she was going to take us on a cruise! I was very surprised, knowing how expensive a holiday like that could be. However, we agreed. We aren‟t a wealthy family, but we do have a little money put aside, over the years, which we usually use part of, for vacations.

          

When the day of departure finally arrived, We were thrilled to see how huge and luxurious the ship was. Our cruise liner sailed distinguishly out to sea, as our holiday began.

          

What a disappointment! There was so little to do on board. The boredom almost drove us mad. We visited several ports, but we didn‟t have the freedom to do what wanted to. Furthermore, we had to follow a very tight schedule of guided tours an visits to museums. It was an uninteresting experience!

What did the writer feel to see the cruise ship?

• disappointed

• bored

• nervous

• excited

• sad

Dear diary,

          

Last Sunday morning, Aunt Emily made an announcement. She told us that she was going to take us on a cruise! I was very surprised, knowing how expensive a holiday like that could be. However, we agreed. We aren‟t a wealthy family, but we do have a little money put aside, over the years, which we usually use part of, for vacations.

          

When the day of departure finally arrived, We were thrilled to see how huge and luxurious the ship was. Our cruise liner sailed distinguishly out to sea, as our holiday began.

          

What a disappointment! There was so little to do on board. The boredom almost drove us mad. We visited several ports, but we didn‟t have the freedom to do what wanted to. Furthermore, we had to follow a very tight schedule of guided tours an visits to museums. It was an uninteresting experience!

          

Why did the writer feel bored during the journey?

• He/she didn`t have the freedom to do what he/she wanted

• He/she didn`t go with all his/her family

• The landscape was not interesting at all

• He/she knew nobody in the cruise

• The crew were not friendly

Dear diary,

          

Last Sunday morning, Aunt Emily made an announcement. She told us that she was going to take us on a cruise! I was very surprised, knowing how expensive a holiday like that could be. However, we agreed. We aren‟t a wealthy family, but we do have a little money put aside, over the years, which we usually use part of, for vacations.

          

When the day of departure finally arrived, We were thrilled to see how huge and luxurious the ship was. Our cruise liner sailed distinguishly out to sea, as our holiday began.

          

What a disappointment! There was so little to do on board. The boredom almost drove us mad. We visited several ports, but we didn‟t have the freedom to do what wanted to. Furthermore, we had to follow a very tight schedule of guided tours an visits to museums. It was an uninteresting experience!

“Furthermore we had to follow a very tight schedule ..... “ ( paragraph 3). What is the antonym of tight .....

• long

• boring

• free

• continuous

• strict

Dear diary,

          

Last Sunday morning, Aunt Emily made an announcement. She told us that she was going to take us on a cruise! I was very surprised, knowing how expensive a holiday like that could be. However, we agreed. We aren‟t a wealthy family, but we do have a little money put aside, over the years, which we usually use part of, for vacations.

          

When the day of departure finally arrived, We were thrilled to see how huge and luxurious the ship was. Our cruise liner sailed distinguishly out to sea, as our holiday began.

          

What a disappointment! There was so little to do on board. The boredom almost drove us mad. We visited several ports, but we didn‟t have the freedom to do what wanted to. Furthermore, we had to follow a very tight schedule of guided tours an visits to museums. It was an uninteresting experience!

“Finally your dream has come true “ A similar meaning of the underlined word is .....

• at last

• hopefully

• originally

• at once

• at the moment

Since ..... English class. Armand made has many friends. The suitable adverb phrase to complete the sentence is .....

• Armand attends

• Attended

• attending

• Armand attending

• Attending Armand