Учебно-методический комплекс для студентов направления подготовки 031100. 62
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Тест по теме «Theatre, Cinema, Sport» Из предложенных вариантов выберите правильный: 1. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre is in _____. a) Stratford-upon-Avon b) London c) Edinburgh d) Aberdeen 2. William Shakespeare was born in _____. a) 1534 b) 1564 c) 1568 d) 1634 3. The jewel of the National Theatre is the _____ Theatre. a) Lyttelton b) Cottesloe c) Oliver 4. The true statement is _____. a) Theatres in Britain are commercial. b) Commercial theatres present three or four plays in rotation for several weeks. c) The government has to help commercial theatres financially. d) The majority of the paying public is more interested in light comedies and musicals. 5. Covent Garden is mostly famous for _____. a) London Coliseum b) the Haymarket Theatre c) the Royal Opera House d) the Mermaid Theatre 6. The first Edinburgh International Festival was held in _____. a) 1947 b) 1957 c) 1967 d) 1977 7. _____ was an English actor, dramatist and producer. a) Laurence Olivier b) Michael Redgrave c) Peter Ustinov d) Alfred Hitchcock 8. The national musical instrument of the Scots is called the _____. a) violin b) viola c) bagpipe d) tuba 9. The annual Promenade Concerts and other cultural and sporting events are held in _____. a) Alexander Palace b) the Albert Hall c) the Festival Hall d) the Purcell Room 10. The four most popular sports in Britain are _____. a) football b) cricket c) basketball d) volley-ball e) boat racing f) horseracing 11. The false statement is _____. a) Professional football is controlled by the Football Association. b) Teams play regularly according to a fixed programme. c) A very important competition is the FA Cup. d) The FA Cup is not open to amateur teams that belong to the FA. 12. An annual rowing race on the Thames held at the end of March or the beginning of April between student teams is _____. a) the Henley Regatta b) the Royal Regatta c) the Boat Race d) the University Race 13. Ladies’ Day is typical of _____. a) the Royal Ascot b) the Henley Regatta c) the Derby d) the Boat Race Тест по теме «Painting, Sculpture, Architecture» Из предложенных вариантов выберите правильный: 1. Nicholas Hilliard was _____. a) a painter of miniatures b) a painter of historical events c) a landscape painter d) a painter of mythological subjects 2. The founder of the Royal Academy was _____. a) Holbein b) Reynolds c) Hogarth d) Oliver 3. The first really original English artist was _____. a) Hogarth b) Gainsborough c) Wilson d) Reynolds 4. The two supreme landscape painters of the 19th century were _____. a) Crome b) Constable c) Turner d) Cotman 5. _____ developed a precise and delicate abstract style. a) Ben Nicholson b) Richard Hamilton c) Stanley Spencer d) Peter Blake 6. The father of English caricature was _____. a) Rowlandson b) Gillray c) Cruikshank d) Hogarth 7. Jacob Epstein is known for _____. a) his portrait bronzes, which continue Rodin’s tradition b) heavy metal sculptures on thin legs c) animal forms d) using ready-made steel parts 8. The oldest museum in Britain is _____. a) the British Museum in London b) the Ashmolean in Oxford c) the Victoria and Albert in London d) the National Railway Museum in York 9. The Whispering Gallery is part of the interior of _____. a) Westminster Abby b) the Tower of London c) St. Paul’s Cathedral d) the Stock Exchange 10. Match the periods in architecture with their characteristic features. 1) Gothic period a) dignity and restraint 2) Georgian period b) tall thin pointed windows 3) Victorian period c) the use of colour brick as decoration d) rounded arches, round pillars, square towers 11. _____ was one of the greatest architect, a mathematician and astronomer, one of founder-members of the Royal Society. a) John Nash b) Inigo Johns c) John Wood d) Christopher Wren 12. The first botanic garden in England was that at _____. a) London b) Oxford c) Cambridge d) York Тест по теме «Education» Answer these questions:
Тест по теме «Culture» Answer these questions:
10. What is the largest theatre in London?
Match the name of the playwright with the title of the play:
Cinema Answer these questions:
Match the name of the actor or actress with the title of the film he or she played:
Music Answer these questions:
Match the name of the popular musician / singer with the title of the group:
Dance Answer these questions:
11. What are Britain’s folk dance traditions? Match the names of the people below with their occupations:
Painting Answer these questions:
Match the name of the painter with the titles of his masterpieces:
Sculpture Answer these questions:
Match the name of the sculptor with his / her works:
Architecture and design Answer these questions:
Match the name of the building with the style of architecture:
Match the name of the building with the name of its architect:
Тест по теме «Religion» 1. _____ was the first to be converted to Christianity by St. Patrick. a) Northern England b) Wales c) Southern England d) Ireland 2. By the Act of Supremacy _____ broke away from Rome and became Head of the Church of England. a) Henry VI b) Henry VIII c) Edward VI d) Henry VII 3. Henry VIII broke with Rome for purely _____ reasons. a) religious b) diplomatic c) political d) personal 4. Through several acts of Parliament between 1532 and 1536, England became politically a _____ country. a) Catholic b) Protestant c) Nonconformist d) Presbyterian 5. _____ is the Supreme Governor of the Established Church of England. a) The Archbishop of Canterbury b) The Archbishop of York c) The monarch d) The Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster 6. The central governing body of the Church of England is _____. a) the General Synod b) the General Assembly c) the Church Commissioners d) the General Commission 7. The religious capital of Canterbury was founded in _____. a) AD 597 b) AD 601 c) AD 432 d) AD 497 8. The Book of Common Prayer was compiled in _____. a) 1449 b) 1549 c) 1649 d) 1749 9. It was _____ who established the Protestant status of the Church of England. a) Henry VII b) Edward VI c) Henry VIII d) Elizabeth I 10. The members of the _____ wear a special dark blue military-like uniform. a) the Methodist Church b) the Religious Society of Friends c) the United Reformed Church d) the Salvation Army 11. The false statement is _____. a) The proportion of the British people regularly attending church increases. b) Most of the British people say that they have a religion. c) Religion remains an important factor in national life. d) Britain is characterized by considerable religious freedom. 12. Southern England was converted to Christianity by _____. a) St. Andrew b) St. David c) St. Augustine d) St. George 13. The false statement is _____. a) Churches and religious societies may own property. b) There are some restrictions to the holding of public office. c) Churches and religious societies run schools. d) Churches and religious societies may promote their beliefs in speech and writing. Тест по теме «Mass Media» 1. The biggest-selling newspaper in England is _____. a) Sun b) Daily Mirror c) Daily Express d) Daily Telegraph 2. The oldest newspaper in Britain is _____. a) The Times b) the Independent c) the Observer d) the Sunday Telegraph 3. _____ is printed on pink paper. a) the Sunday Telegraph b) the Financial Times c) the News of the World d) the Sun 4. _____ is not a serious newspaper. a) The Sunday Times b) The Sunday Mirror c) The Daily Mirror d) The Sunday Telegraph 5. Cosmopolitan was first published in _____. a) 1872 b) 1900 c) 1962 d) 1972 6. Enquire is meant to be read by _____. a) young children b) men aged between 20 and 40 c) younger women d) retired people 7. Jim Davis invented _____. a) Dan Dare, the keen young captain on a spaceship b) Andy Capp, an old-fashioned British working-class man c) Garfield, a cartoon cat d) Addams Family 8. Britain’s first television service opened in _____. a) 1901 b) 1929 c) 1930 d) 1932 9. BBC 2 first broadcast in colour in _____. a) 1957 b) 1967 c) 1969 d) 1970 10. The false statement is _____. a) There is no advertising on BBC radio. b) BBC’s income comes almost entirely from the sale of television licenses. c) The chairman and governors of the BBC are appointed by the monarch. d) The government has control over the BBC’s broadcasting policy. 11. At home, the BBC broadcasts _____ radio networks. a) three b) four c) five d) six 12. Match Radios with the programmes they mainly broadcast. 1) Radio 1 2) Radio 2 3) Radio 3 4) Radio 4 a) rock and pop music b) educational and sports programmes c) classical music, plays, talks, short stories and poetry d) regular news bulletins, plays, documentaries, quiz shows e) popular music, light entertainment and sport programmes 13. Britain’s most watched channel is _____. a) ITV b) BBC 1 c) BBC 2 d) Sky movies and Sky One Тест по теме «Language, Literature» 1. _____ was the language of nobility and the law courts for many years after 1066. a) Latin b) German c) French d) Danish 2. The re-emergence of English as the standard language of England was signified by the Statute of Pleadings in _____. a) 1326 b) 1362 c) 1368 d) 1386 3. The scenic Lake District is widely known for its association with the history of English _____. a) architecture b) science c) theatre d) literature 4. The head and founder of the Lake School of Poets was _____. a) Coleridge b) Southey c) Wordsworth d) Byron 5. The Canterbury Tales were written by _____. a) William Langland b) Geoffrey Chaucer c) Edmund Spenser d) Cardinal Wolsey 6. The Canterbury Tales were written in the _____. a) 11th century b) 12th century c) 13th century d) 14th century 7. Printing was brought to England _____. a) in the middle of the 15th century b) in the 13th century c) in the middle of the 14th century d) at the beginning of the 16th century 8. Printing was brought to England by _____. a) Johann Gutenberg b) Henry Plantagenet c) William Caxton d) Cardinal Wolsey 9. _____ offered his personal collection as a replacement after the Library of Congress had been burned by the British. a) J. Adams b) A. Jackson c) T. Jefferson d) J. Madison 10. Match the writers with their works. 1) Daniel Defoe a) Gulliver’s Travels 2) Jonathan Swift b) Robinson Crusoe 3) Thomas Hardy c) The War of the Worlds 4) Louis Stevenson d) Tess of the D’Urbervilles e) Treasure Island 11. _____ formulated his philosophy of “Art for art’s sake” and became the leader of the so-called “aesthetic cult”. a) Oscar Wild b) Thomas Stearns Eliot c) John Galsworthy d) Graham Greene 12. The Angry Young Men emerged in _____. a) the late 1920s b) the late 1940s c) the late 1950s d) the early 1960s 13. Penguin Books were _____. a) books for children b) books about birds c) the first good books to appear as paperbacks at reasonable price d) books about animals Тест по теме «Education» 1. The government introduced free secondary education for all in _____. a) 1944 b) 1954 c) 1964 d) 1974 2. _____ is not among the most famous public schools of Britain. a) Eton b) Harrow c) Princeton d) Rugby 3. _____ founded schools in the town of Oxford. It was the beginning of the first English university. a) A group of educators from Italy b) Some English priests c) A group of professors from France d) A group of French monks 4. Oxford University was founded in _____. a) 1168 b) 1209 c) 1268 d) 1286 5. A second university (in Cambridge) was formed in _____. a) 1209 b) 1229 c) 1279 d) 1309 6. To enter university a student must usually have three _____. a) AS Levels b) ‘A’ Levels c) GNVQ levels 7. Pupils usually study _____ subjects for an ‘A’ level exam. a) five b) four c) three d) six 8. _____ is not typical of education in Britain. a) Lack of uniformity b) Little central control c) Compulsory full-time education between the ages of 5 and 18 d) Free of charge compulsory education (except at private schools) 9. The National Curriculum was introduced in _____. a) 1989 b) 1990 c) 1997 d) 2000 10. Under the National Curriculum _____ subjects have to be studied. a) seven b) eight c) nine d) ten 11. A school leaving age in England is _____. a) 15 b) 16 c) 17 d) 18 12. The false statement is _____. a) Classes of pupils called “forms” are numbered from one to six. b) Nearly all schools are closed on Saturdays. c) The day starts at or just before 9 o’clock. d) Pupils are tested in ‘core’ and ‘statutory’ subjects at 15. 13. _____ is the oldest Scottish university and resembles Oxbridge. a) Glasgow b) Aberdeen c) St. Andrews d) Edinburgh |
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