SEMESTER I
LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST
A GOOD FINDER
One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog. “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.” He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.
In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!” The dog ran back along the road and the two friends went home.
At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.
The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper. Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put his pyjamas and his night cap on and was ready to go to bed.
The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.
The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.
“Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever and if it ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them the money which is not yours.”
The traveller became still more angry. “I’m sorry”, said the other, ”but I know there is the coin in your trousers’ pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”
The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. He took his trousers and went to his inn.
I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-“if one is false.
1.One day three friends went for a walk.
2.One of them had a dog.
3.He put a coin in the ground on the road.
4.At that time a traveller drove along the road.
5.The dog found the coin near the tree.
6.The dog ran after the traveller.
7.he dog wasn’t very clever.
II Choose the correct answer.
1. What did the traveller think the dog lost?
a) its bone b) its home c) its friend d) its master
2. Where did he take the dog?
a) to his house b) to his yard c) to his flat d) to his room
3. What did the traveller give the dog?
a) some meat b) a tasty dinner c) a good supper d) a little water
4. Was the traveller ready to go to...?
a) the park b) bed c) the bathroom d) the dining room
5. What did the dog snatch?
a) his shirt b) his night cap c) his pyjamas d) his trousers
6. Where did the dog run?
a) to the wood b) along the road c) to its master’s house d) to another room
7. Did the dog take his trousers because there was ... in his pocket?
a) a coin b) a bone c) a candy d) an apple
III Fill in the gaps using the words from the box. One of the words is extra one.
Rex, money, amused, dog, kicked, coin
1.I put this ... on the ground.
2.I lost a coin, …
3.The traveller’s horse ... the coin from the ground.
4.That’s why my ... brought me your trousers.
5.The traveller was...
IV Ask five questions to the text.
SEMESTER II
LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST
HOW THE PAINTER REMBRANDT WAS DISCOVERED
In a museum in Holland one can see a pair of wooden shoes with funny little figures of animals drawn on them.
Those drawings helped to discover the great painter Rembrandt.
When he was still a boy, Rembrandt worked to become a painter and travel in foreign countries.
One day at school, instead of listening to the teacher, he was drawing pigs and chickens on the wooden shoes of the pupil sitting next to him. Seeing this, the teacher got angry with him and said he would tell his mother.
In the afternoon Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a hill quite near his house, watching the traffic in the streets.
When he saw his teacher coming towards his father’s house, he was sure that his teacher had come to speak to his parents. His father called him and the young Rembrandt saw his teacher with one of the wooden shoes in his hand. All eyes were turned on him as he came near. To his great surprise, his mother spoke to him kindly, saying, "Do you really want to be a painter, my child?" The boy could not believe his ears, his heart was full of happiness.
His teacher told him that he liked his excellent drawings and wanted him to study painting with a famous artist in the town.
Later Rembrandt painted wonderful pictures, but he died a poor man.
I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-” if one is false
1.In a museum in Holland one can see two pairs of shoes.
2.The drawings helped to discover the great painter Rembrandt.
3.When he was a boy, Rembrandt wanted to be a teacher.
4.One day at school he was drawing pigs and chickens on his boots.
5.The teacher was angry and punished him.
6.In the afternoon Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a hill.
II Choose the correct answer
1. What can one see in a museum in Holland?
A. One can see a pair of wooden shoes.
B. One can see a pair of wooden boots.
C. One can see a wooden shoe.
D. One can see a pair of leather shoes.
2. What is drawn on the shoes?
A. Little figures of animals.
B. Little figures of children.
C. Little figures of birds.
D. Little figures of fish.
3. What helped to discover the painter?
A. The animals. C. The shoes.
B. The drawings. D. The birds.
4. What was Rembrandt doing at the lesson one day?
A. He was listening to the teacher.
B. He was reading.
C. He was drawing pigs.
D. He was writing.
5. Where was Rembrandt sitting in the afternoon?
A. He was sitting in the park.
B. He was sitting on the roof of the house.
C. He was sitting in the tree.
D. He was sitting on the top of a hill.
6. What was he doing on the top of a hill?
A. He was watching people in the street.
B. He was watching the traffic in the street.
C. He was watching birds in the street.
D. He was reading.
III Fill in the gaps using the words from the box. One of the words is extra one
Afternoon, turned, ears, wooden, behaviour, painter
1.In a museum in Holland one can see a pair of … shoes.
2.In the … Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a hill.
3.All eyes were … on him as he came near.
4.The boy could not believe his … .
5.He wanted to be a … .
LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST
A GOOD FINDER
One day two friends went for a walk. One of them had a dog. “See here, John,” one of the men said. “I am going to put this coin here in the ground. I know my dog will find it.” He put the coin in the ground on the road. Then the two friends went on.
In half an hour the man took out the coins he had in his pocket and said to his dog: “I lost a coin, Rex. Go and look for it, quick!” The dog ran back along the road and the two friends went home.
At that time a traveller drove along the road. His horse kicked the coin from the ground and the traveller picked it up. The dog scented out the coin in the pocket of the traveller’s trousers and ran after him. Soon they came to an inn.
The traveller thought: “Poor dog. It lost its master.” As he liked the dog very much he took it to his room and gave it a good supper. Then the traveller took off his clothes. He put his pyjamas and his night cap on and was ready to go to bed.
The dog stood at the door. The man thought: “The dog wants to go out,” and he opened the door. The dog snatched the man’s trousers and ran out of the room. The man ran after it with his night cap on.
The dog ran to its master’s house. The man ran after it. He was very angry.
“Sir,” said the dog’s master, “my dog is very clever and if it ran away with your trousers, it is because you have in them the money which is not yours.”
The traveller became still more angry. “I’m sorry”, said the other, ”but I know there is the coin in your trousers’ pocket which you picked up on the road. It’s my coin. That’s why my dog brought me your trousers.”
The traveller was amused. He laughed together with the dog’s master. Then he took out the coin and gave it to him. He took his trousers and went to his inn.
I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-“if one is false.
1.One day three friends went for a walk.
2.One of them had a dog.
3.He put a coin in the ground on the road.
4.At that time a traveller drove along the road.
5.The dog found the coin near the tree.
6.The dog ran after the traveller.
7.he dog wasn’t very clever.
II Choose the correct answer.
1. What did the traveller think the dog lost?
a) its bone b) its home c) its friend d) its master
2. Where did he take the dog?
a) to his house b) to his yard c) to his flat d) to his room
3. What did the traveller give the dog?
a) some meat b) a tasty dinner c) a good supper d) a little water
4. Was the traveller ready to go to...?
a) the park b) bed c) the bathroom d) the dining room
5. What did the dog snatch?
a) his shirt b) his night cap c) his pyjamas d) his trousers
6. Where did the dog run?
a) to the wood b) along the road c) to its master’s house d) to another room
7. Did the dog take his trousers because there was ... in his pocket?
a) a coin b) a bone c) a candy d) an apple
III Fill in the gaps using the words from the box. One of the words is extra one.
Rex, money, amused, dog, kicked, coin
1.I put this ... on the ground.
2.I lost a coin, …
3.The traveller’s horse ... the coin from the ground.
4.That’s why my ... brought me your trousers.
5.The traveller was...
IV Ask five questions to the text.
SEMESTER II
LISTENING COMPREHENSION TEST
HOW THE PAINTER REMBRANDT WAS DISCOVERED
In a museum in Holland one can see a pair of wooden shoes with funny little figures of animals drawn on them.
Those drawings helped to discover the great painter Rembrandt.
When he was still a boy, Rembrandt worked to become a painter and travel in foreign countries.
One day at school, instead of listening to the teacher, he was drawing pigs and chickens on the wooden shoes of the pupil sitting next to him. Seeing this, the teacher got angry with him and said he would tell his mother.
In the afternoon Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a hill quite near his house, watching the traffic in the streets.
When he saw his teacher coming towards his father’s house, he was sure that his teacher had come to speak to his parents. His father called him and the young Rembrandt saw his teacher with one of the wooden shoes in his hand. All eyes were turned on him as he came near. To his great surprise, his mother spoke to him kindly, saying, "Do you really want to be a painter, my child?" The boy could not believe his ears, his heart was full of happiness.
His teacher told him that he liked his excellent drawings and wanted him to study painting with a famous artist in the town.
Later Rembrandt painted wonderful pictures, but he died a poor man.
I Listen to the text and put “+” if the sentence is right and “-” if one is false
1.In a museum in Holland one can see two pairs of shoes.
2.The drawings helped to discover the great painter Rembrandt.
3.When he was a boy, Rembrandt wanted to be a teacher.
4.One day at school he was drawing pigs and chickens on his boots.
5.The teacher was angry and punished him.
6.In the afternoon Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a hill.
II Choose the correct answer
1. What can one see in a museum in Holland?
A. One can see a pair of wooden shoes.
B. One can see a pair of wooden boots.
C. One can see a wooden shoe.
D. One can see a pair of leather shoes.
2. What is drawn on the shoes?
A. Little figures of animals.
B. Little figures of children.
C. Little figures of birds.
D. Little figures of fish.
3. What helped to discover the painter?
A. The animals. C. The shoes.
B. The drawings. D. The birds.
4. What was Rembrandt doing at the lesson one day?
A. He was listening to the teacher.
B. He was reading.
C. He was drawing pigs.
D. He was writing.
5. Where was Rembrandt sitting in the afternoon?
A. He was sitting in the park.
B. He was sitting on the roof of the house.
C. He was sitting in the tree.
D. He was sitting on the top of a hill.
6. What was he doing on the top of a hill?
A. He was watching people in the street.
B. He was watching the traffic in the street.
C. He was watching birds in the street.
D. He was reading.
III Fill in the gaps using the words from the box. One of the words is extra one
Afternoon, turned, ears, wooden, behaviour, painter
1.In a museum in Holland one can see a pair of … shoes.
2.In the … Rembrandt was sitting on the top of a hill.
3.All eyes were … on him as he came near.
4.The boy could not believe his … .
5.He wanted to be a … .
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