| Учасник: | Фіх**** Гео**** |
| Предмет: | Англійська мова |
| Рівень: | 6 |
| Тривалість: | 45 хвилин |
| Витрачено часу: | 44 хвилини 59 секунд |
| Час початку: | 2025-03-18 17:47:05 |
| Час закінчення: | 2025-03-18 18:32:04 |
| Набрано балів: | 45.29 / 100 |
You ... speak loudly in the library. A lot of students do their homework there.
You ... bring your homework to school tomorrow, as it will be the last day for the presentation.
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Match the compound noun.
Put months in correct order. (from January to December)
Dear Liam,
How are you?
We had an unusual start to our summer holiday this year. My family and I were on the train to Manchester. It was a long journey, but it was comfortable and we all fell asleep. Suddenly, we heard the train's whistle and we all woke up. "Oh no, it's eight o'clock! We missed our station!" Mum said.
We had to get off at the next station. Dad asked the ticket seller the time of the next train back to our station. But he said, "There aren't any more trains today. The next train leaves tomorrow morning. But I can book you into a hotel. Follow me."
On the way to the hotel, I was disappointed because the town seemed small and unexciting. But in the town centre, we saw some fireworks and heard some music. There was a festival and a fair! After we checked into a hotel, we went and joined the festival. We had a fantastic evening and it was a brilliant start to our holiday!
Write soon to tell me about your holiday.
From,
Ben
It's
too cold to play outside in the park today.You aren't old
enough to drive a car.The children haven't got
enough money to buy their favourite comic.I'm
too tired to go to the party.Have we got
enough bread to make sandwiches?If you
don't eat your breakfast, you will be hungry.You won't be healthy if you
eat junk food all the time.If it rains on Saturday, we
won't have a picnic beside the river.
Last weekend, Emily and her class went to the city museum. They took a bus there and arrived in the morning. The museum had many interesting exhibits, including ancient pottery, fossils, and paintings by famous artists. Emily was excited to see the dinosaur skeletons, which were displayed in a large room. She learned that these dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.
After touring the museum, Emily and her friends went to the gift shop. She bought a small model of a dinosaur as a souvenir. Then, they had lunch in the museum’s cafe. Emily tried a new sandwich with cheese, lettuce, and tomatoes.
It was a fun day, and Emily learned a lot about history and science. She couldn’t wait to tell her parents all about her adventure when she got home.
Sort the sentences to make a story.
Choose the correct definition of the word "habitat".
Yesterday, I ... badminton with my classmates after school.
You ... finish your homework before you go outside.
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Emma
was given a dog for her birthday.Two statues
were stolen from the museum last night.The Eiffel Tower
was built in 1889.Our house
was decorated decorated last year.These books
were written wrote a hundred years ago.I
was taught to ride a bike when I was five.
Complete the dialogue with past simple using these verbs: print, change, play, promise, ask, not play, look, not finish, decide.
Emma: Did you start the animal project last night?
Lisa: Yes, I did. I asked Andy to help me.
Emma: But he played tennis last night.
Lisa: He changed his plans. He didn't play або did not play does not play tennis. He decided to help me instead.
Emma: That was very kind of him!
Lisa: I know. We looked look online and printed some interesting articles about wildlife in Africa. We didn't finish або did not finish don't finished , but he promised to help me again tonight.
Emma: Lucky you!
The legend of Atlantis has fascinated people for thousands of years. According to the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, Atlantis was a powerful and advanced civilisation that existed more than 11,000 years ago. It was said to be located beyond the "Pillars of Hercules" — what we now call the Strait of Gibraltar, the narrow passage between Spain and Morocco. Plato described Atlantis as a large island with lush gardens, grand palaces, and a thriving society. The people of Atlantis were said to be wealthy and technologically advanced, creating incredible structures and using advanced tools that seemed far ahead of their time.
However, despite its great wealth and power, Atlantis eventually vanished without a trace. Plato wrote that the island was destroyed by a terrible disaster, possibly caused by earthquakes or floods. Over time, the island sank into the sea, and it was lost forever, becoming the stuff of myths and legends. Many people have tried to find the lost city, but no evidence has been discovered to prove that Atlantis ever existed. Some believe that Atlantis was purely a story meant to teach lessons about pride, greed, and the consequences of power. Others continue to search for it, hoping to uncover its secrets.
Throughout history, the story of Atlantis has inspired explorers, scientists, and even artists. Many books, movies, and documentaries have been made about the lost city, keeping the legend alive in modern times. While some think it is just a myth, others are convinced that Atlantis was real and may one day be discovered.
Every year, millions of monarch butterflies make an incredible journey that amazes scientists and nature lovers alike. These butterflies travel thousands of miles from their summer homes in North America to their winter destination in Mexico. The journey is one of the longest migrations of any insect, and what makes it even more incredible is that the butterflies have never been to Mexico before.
The migration begins in the fall, when temperatures drop, and food sources become scarce. Monarchs use the Earth's magnetic field to guide them on their long journey. Along the way, they stop to rest and feed on nectar from flowers, but their primary goal is to reach the forests of central Mexico. When they arrive, they gather in large clusters on the trees, creating a beautiful and colourful sight. The butterflies stay there for the winter, when the temperature is cooler, allowing them to survive until the weather warms up again.
Interestingly, the butterflies that return to North America in the spring are not the same ones that left the previous fall. The monarchs that make the trip to Mexico do not survive the entire journey back. Instead, it is their offspring who begin the journey northward. This cycle has been happening for generations, and scientists continue to study the butterflies’ remarkable navigation abilities.
The migration of monarch butterflies is a natural wonder that teaches us about the power of instinct and the resilience of nature. Despite the many challenges they face, the butterflies complete their journey year after year, inspiring awe and admiration from all who learn about their incredible travels.
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