Task I: Mark the right statements "True " and the wrong ones nFalse

1. A hungry wolf met a sick dog on the road.

2. The wolf wanted to know how the dog managed to live - much better than he.

3. The wolf didn't have to look for food from morning to night.

4. The dog had a warm little House in the yard and his master gave him good food and drink.

5. The dog proposed the wolf to come to the village with him to guard the house.

6. First the wolf agreed to go with the dog to the village.

7. A bare place on the dog's neck frightened the wolf.

8. The master never tied the dog.

9. The wolf decided to lose his freedom and never to be hungry.

10. The wolf wanted to be free and not to wear a collar.

Task it. Choose the variant a), b), c) to complete the sentence. Write the number of the sentence and write the letter which corresponds to the ending you have chosen.

1. A hungry wolf met:

   1. a fat dog in the wood.

   2. a fat dog on the road.

   3. a fat dog in the field.

2. They stopped and:

   1. fought with each other.

   2. looked at each other.

   3. greeted each other.

3. The wolf looked for food:

   1. from morning to night.

   2. from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.

   3. all night. if"

4. The dog proposed the wolf:

   1. to live with him in his warm little house.

   2. to share his food and drink with the wolf,

   3. to live in the forest with the wolf.

5. The wolf was very pleased to hear this:

   1. but didn't agreed to go to the village.

   2. but he was afraid to go to the village.

   3. and agreed to go to the village.

6. The wolf stopped because:

   1. he saw a collar on the dog's neck.

   2. he saw a bare place on the dog's neck.

   3. he saw many dogs in the village.

7. The master tied the dog:

   1. sometimes.

   2. often.

   3. once a week.

8. The wolf didn't want to go to the village because-:

   1. it's better to live in the forest.

   2. it's better to suffer from hunger and cold. -

   3. he wanted to be free.

ВАРІАНТ 8

An Apple Tree

There lived a rich farmer in England who had a friend. His friend had very good apple trees. One day his friend gave the farmer a young apple tree and told him he could take it home and plant ft.

The farmer was very happy

When he came home, he didn't know where to plant the tree.

He-thought: "If I plant the tree far from my house, somebody will take my apples. If I plant-it near my house, my children will take the apples".

So he planted the tree in a forest where nobody could see it. But there was too little sun and the tree died.

When the farmer's friend heard of it, he asked the farmer why the tree was in such a bad place.

"Where could I plant it?" said the farmer. "I couldn't plant the tree far from my house or near my house. Somebody could take my apples"."

His friend listened to the farmer and said: "Nobody can take your apples now, but you lost a nice tree".