Контрольная работа ОЗО английский язык
Курс 2 семестр
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The Golden Ring
The Golden Ring is a group of ancient Russian towns and cities that form a curved line. This line begins and ends in Moscow. These towns and cities are an important part of Russian culture. They saw the main events of Russian history. A tour of the Golden Ring gives visitors the opportunity to learn about Russia’s past, culture and traditions.
Many people believe that the best way to travel around the ring is in an anti-clockwise direction. The classical route is Vladimir → Suzdal → Kostroma → Yaroslavl → Rostov the Great → Pereslavl-Zalessky → Sergiev-Possad.
Prince Vladimir Monomakh founded Vladimir in 1108. It became the capital of North-Eastern Russia in the 12th century. It is famous for its beautiful architecture and its peaceful atmosphere.
Suzdal is one of the best-preserved towns in Russia. There are building styles from different epochs in this town. People can enjoy exploring the city on foot. Those who like camping pitch their tents on the banks of the river Kamenka.
Kostroma is on the Volga River. It is the birthplace of the Romanov Dynasty. It is well-known for its Fire-Watch tower and the Church of the Resurrection.
Yaroslavl is in the place where the Volga and Kotorosl rivers meet. The city has wonderful architecture and a heroic past. There are a lot of tourists attractions in this town.
Rostov the Great is an ancient Russian town that is on lake Nero. The Rostov Kremlin, the Assumption Cathedral and the Bell Tower impress visitors from all over the world. The largest of the Rostov bells weighs 32, 000 kg. People can hear the sound of its chimes for 20 km.
Pereslavl-Zalesskyis on the bank of the Pleshcheevo Lake. In 1693, Peter the Great constructed a prototype of the Russian fleet here.Now the lake has National Park status.
Sergiev-Posad takes its name after Saint Sergius who founded the largest Russian monastery, The Holy Trinity – St. Sergius Lavra. The monastery contains a huge library of religious books as well as icons and other treasures.
Задание 1. Определите, какие из высказываний являются верными (True), а какие неверными (False).
1) The Golden Ring is a group of modern Russian towns and cities that form a direct line.
2) The best way to travel around the ring is in an anti-clockwise direction.
3) Prince Vladimir Monomakh founded Vladimir in 1208.
4) Kostroma is on lake Nero.
5) Kostroma is the birthplace of the Rurik Dynasty.
6) Yaroslavl is in the place where the Volga and Kotorosl rivers meet.
7) Rostov the Great is on the Volga River.
8) The largest of the Rostov bells weighs 45, 000 kg.
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9) Pereslavl-Zalessky is on the bank of the Pleshcheevo Lake.
10) Sergiev-Posad takes its name after Saint Sergius.
Задание 2. Найдите эквиваленты следующим словосочетаниям в тексте.
1) древние российские города; 2) кривая линия; 3) движение против часовой стрелки;
4) красивая архитектура; 5) место рождения династии Романовых; 6) звон колоколов;
7) российский флот; 8) героическое прошлое; 9) из разных эпох; 10) огромная библиотека.
Задание 3. Сопоставьте названия английских реалий с их переводом на русский язык.
| 1. the Church of the Resurrection | a) Свято-Троицкая Сергиева Лавра |
| 2. the Bell Tower | b) Успенский собор |
| 3. the Rostov Kremlin | c) Храм Воскресения Христова |
| 4. The Holy Trinity – St. Sergius Lavra | d) Колокольня |
| 5. the Assumption Cathedral | e) Ростов Великий |
| 6. Rostov the Great | f) Ростовский Кремль |
Задание 4. Ответьте письменно на следующие вопросы.
1) What is the Gold Ring?
2) Where does this line begin and end?
3) What is the best way to travel around the ring?
4) Who founded Vladimir?
5) When did Vladimir become the capital of North-Eastern Russia?
6) Kostroma is the birthplace of the Rurik Dynasty, isn’t it?
7) What sights are there in Kostroma?
8) How many kilograms does the largest of the Rostov bells weigh?
9) Where and when did Peter the Great construct a prototype of the Russian fleet?
10) After whom does Sergiev-Posad take its name?
Контрольная работа ОЗО английский язык
Курс 2 семестр
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Native Americans. Myth and Reality
There were about 10 million Native Americans in the “New World” before the Europeans arrived there. The arrival of the Europeans in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries resulted in many Indian Wars and the removal of the Native Americans to reservations in 1830. Native American tribes were all culturally and geographically different. There were about 200 languages. Many Native Americans participated in World War II.
Today there are about 2 million Native Americans in the USA. Many of them live on reservations. There are still about 500 tribes. Although many of them have fewer than 1, 000 members. They work and their jobs are connected to arts, crafts and tourism. Native Americans want to dispel myths and stereotypes about their culture and spiritual practices.
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Columbus called the people he met Indios, because he thought he was in India. Although Native Americans sometimes use the term Indian, they prefer the term Native Americans. Such terms as Squaw and Brave are offensive.
Native Americans had many types of homes: from simple shelters to tall buildings. Some tribes lived in huge longhouses, some of them lived in stone houses and others lived in mud-covered structures. Wigwams were only common in the eastern USA.
Fighting between cowboys and Native Americans is a myth. Many cowboys were Native Americans! Real life cowboys often bought food from Native Americans. It isn’t also true that all Native Americans wore a headdress. Only some tribes used them for ceremonial purposes. Most tribes did not use bows and arrows. They hunted with other weapons.
Hollywood is responsible for many beliefs about Native Americans.