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Name: Date: TEST UNIT 19
Points : ___ of total 50
1.Complete the sentences (6p) An area that is very dry and has very few / no plants ………………………………………… Native Australians are called …………………………………………………………………………… Native New Zealanders are called ……………………………………………………………………. In Australia live the world’s only black …………………………………………………………….. The symbol of Australia is ………………………………………………………………………………… Marsupial means that ………………………………………………………………………………………. 2.Fill in the quarters (ilmakaared) (8)
3. Complete the exercise with A / AN / THE/ - where necessary (15p) Most areas of ___ Australia are ___ desert areas. ___ coastal areas of ___ south and ___ southwest and ___ southeast are populated. These areas are inhabited by ___ Native ___ Australians, ___ Aborigines, and by ___ British colonists. ___ biggest cities of ___ Australia are ___ capital Canberra, ___ Sydney and ___ Perth. ___ most famous sights of ___ Australia are ___ Sydney ___ Opera ___ House and ___ Summer Bay, ___ lace where is being filmed ___ Australian most famous ___ soap opera “___ Home and away” There are ___ lot of forest fires in ___ Australia that take many ___ lives each year. 4.Translate the sentences (7p) Minu vanaisa oli Austraalia põliselanik. 1951. Aastal tuli ta Eestisse oma kirjasõbrale, minu vanaemale, külla. Ta rääkis vanaemale känguruudest ja koaaladest. Ta rääkis, et enamus Austraalia imetajaid on kukkurloomad. Minu vanaema sattus vaimustusse, kuid lisas kurvalt, et Eestis on ainult tavalised loomad. Kui vanaema pärast Eestisse naiseks võtma tuli, tõi ta pulmakingiks kaasa koala ja kookaburra. Lind tegi nii hirmsat häält, et ehmatas kõik ära. 5. Write the nouns in English, both singular and plural (8p)
Estonian Leht Hammas
Singular
Plural
Laps Hani Naine Härg Kabi Päkapikk; kääbus 6. Read the facts about New Zealand (NZ). Write a postcard to Your friend John and describe him Your life as a New Zealander. A USEFUL EDUCATION? Children in New Zealand's secondary schools spend more time than the OECD average learning mathematics, science, technology and physical education. They spend less time learning foreign languages, arts and religion than children in other countries
CAR CRAZY: >> With 2.5 million cars for four million people, including children, New Zealand's car ownership rate is one of the world's highest. >> New Zealanders make only about 2% of their journeys by bus and fewer than 1% by rail.
INTELLIGENCE? "New Zealanders who go to Australia raise the IQ of both countries." Former NZ Prime Minister Robert Muldoon, who made this superbly cutting comment, did not provide any numbers to back it up. Unfortunately, therefore, we cannot claim it as a true New Zealand fact.
HAPPY SCHOOLS: New Zealand's school students reported better relations with their teachers than the average for students in the OECD. New Zealand's students also reported more pressure to achieve good results is applied by their teachers than the OECD average.
MORE HAPPY FAMILIES: For New Zealand families who have children; 41% have one child 36% have two children 23% have more than two children.
NEW ZEALAND FACTS: New Zealand is one of the top five dairy exporters in the world. The top five countries supply around 90 percent of dairy products on the international market. There are over nine million beef and dairy cattle in NZ.
Points : ___ of total 50
1.Complete the sentences (6p) An area that is very dry and has very few / no plants ………………………………………… Native Australians are called …………………………………………………………………………… Native New Zealanders are called ……………………………………………………………………. In Australia live the world’s only black …………………………………………………………….. The symbol of Australia is ………………………………………………………………………………… Marsupial means that ………………………………………………………………………………………. 2.Fill in the quarters (ilmakaared) (8)
3. Complete the exercise with A / AN / THE/ - where necessary (15p) Most areas of ___ Australia are ___ desert areas. ___ coastal areas of ___ south and ___ southwest and ___ southeast are populated. These areas are inhabited by ___ Native ___ Australians, ___ Aborigines, and by ___ British colonists. ___ biggest cities of ___ Australia are ___ capital Canberra, ___ Sydney and ___ Perth. ___ most famous sights of ___ Australia are ___ Sydney ___ Opera ___ House and ___ Summer Bay, ___ lace where is being filmed ___ Australian most famous ___ soap opera “___ Home and away” There are ___ lot of forest fires in ___ Australia that take many ___ lives each year. 4.Translate the sentences (7p) Minu vanaisa oli Austraalia põliselanik. 1951. Aastal tuli ta Eestisse oma kirjasõbrale, minu vanaemale, külla. Ta rääkis vanaemale känguruudest ja koaaladest. Ta rääkis, et enamus Austraalia imetajaid on kukkurloomad. Minu vanaema sattus vaimustusse, kuid lisas kurvalt, et Eestis on ainult tavalised loomad. Kui vanaema pärast Eestisse naiseks võtma tuli, tõi ta pulmakingiks kaasa koala ja kookaburra. Lind tegi nii hirmsat häält, et ehmatas kõik ära. 5. Write the nouns in English, both singular and plural (8p)
Estonian Leht Hammas
Singular
Plural
Laps Hani Naine Härg Kabi Päkapikk; kääbus 6. Read the facts about New Zealand (NZ). Write a postcard to Your friend John and describe him Your life as a New Zealander. A USEFUL EDUCATION? Children in New Zealand's secondary schools spend more time than the OECD average learning mathematics, science, technology and physical education. They spend less time learning foreign languages, arts and religion than children in other countries
CAR CRAZY: >> With 2.5 million cars for four million people, including children, New Zealand's car ownership rate is one of the world's highest. >> New Zealanders make only about 2% of their journeys by bus and fewer than 1% by rail.
INTELLIGENCE? "New Zealanders who go to Australia raise the IQ of both countries." Former NZ Prime Minister Robert Muldoon, who made this superbly cutting comment, did not provide any numbers to back it up. Unfortunately, therefore, we cannot claim it as a true New Zealand fact.
HAPPY SCHOOLS: New Zealand's school students reported better relations with their teachers than the average for students in the OECD. New Zealand's students also reported more pressure to achieve good results is applied by their teachers than the OECD average.
MORE HAPPY FAMILIES: For New Zealand families who have children; 41% have one child 36% have two children 23% have more than two children.
NEW ZEALAND FACTS: New Zealand is one of the top five dairy exporters in the world. The top five countries supply around 90 percent of dairy products on the international market. There are over nine million beef and dairy cattle in NZ.
