Summative assessment for the unit "Our Neighbourhood" Task 1. Read the text and Term 4, grade 6 answer the questions My Ideal Place to Live My ideal place to live is in a small town in the countryside. My house isn't too small and it isn't too big Downstairs, there is large whole family can relax My bedroom is upstairs living room with a huge, modern TV where the and it has a great view of our beautiful garden. My ideal neighbourhood has got tree-lined streets and lively places like a cinema and a cool cafe to hang nearby so we can buy fresh bread every morning. helping each other out. This is my ideal place to live because everything you need is nearby! parks, but it also has shops and a few out with my friends. There is a baker's The local people are friendly and don't mind it's a pretty, cosy place and 1. What is your ideal place to live? 2. What has your ideal neighbourhood got? 3. What kind of people are there in your neighbourhood? Task 2. Finish the sentences with suitable words florist's library jewelers supermarket 1. A shop where you 2. A place with many 3. A shop where you can buy meat books you can borrow can buy watches, rings, necklaces and earrings - 4. A shop where you can buy flowers Task 3 Make affirmative or negative Use a/an or some / any 1. schools in our town + 2. theatre in our town 3. trade houses near my school 4. hospital next to the supermarket + Task 4 Complete the sentences with the adjectives in comparative or superlative form: than the River Thames. (long) girl in our class (funny) 3. That plane ticket to Rome is 1.000eurosI * t ^ 2 * s in my country (good) 1. The River Nile is 2. She is the 4. The people are the than the train (expensive) sentences using There is/ There are There isn't/ There aren't​

1. The sun(sets) late in summer

2. Who (is making) that terrible noise

3. How do you ( feel)?

4. Where are you ( going)?

5. I (am hurrying) to the university

6. Switch on the light, it (is getting) dark

7. I (do not know) what you ( want)

8. What are you ( looking for)?

9. I often ( lose) my spectacles

10. He always ( buys) lottery tickets, but seldom wins.

11. What time do ou usually ( get up)?

12. Are you still ( sleeping)?

13. What are the children ( doing) now?

14. They (are watching) an interesting film on TV

15. I ( like) it

He was reading a text message on his mobile phone at 6 o’clock yesterday.

He wasn't reading a text message on his mobile phone at 6 o’clock yesterday.

Was he reading a text message on his mobile phone at 6 o’clock yesterday?  

We were watching TV all evening yesterday.

We weren't watching TV all evening yesterday.

Were we watching TV all evening yesterday?

I was reading a magazine when my mother came.

I wasn't reading a magazine when my mother came.

Was I reading a magazine when my mother came?

My father was reading a newspaper all day yesterday.

My father wasn't reading a newspaper all day yesterday.

Was my father reading a newspaper all day yesterday?

Mary and Tony were working on computer while Sue was cooking dinner.

Mary and Tony weren't working on computer while Sue was cooking dinner.

Were Mary and Tony working on computer while Sue was cooking dinner?

They were listening to music yesterday morning.  

They weren't listening to music yesterday morning.  

Were they listening to music yesterday morning?

I was watching the local news at 5 o’clock yesterday.

I wasn't watching the local news at 5 o’clock yesterday.

Was I watching the local news at 5 o’clock yesterday?

Dave was listening to the weather report at 3 o’clock yesterday.

Dave wasn't listening to the weather report at 3 o’clock yesterday.

Was Dave listening to the weather report at 3 o’clock yesterday?