A Football Match At the English lesson the teacher goes to the blackboard, takes a piece of chalk and writes, "The Last Football Match." Then the teacher says, "Open your exercise-books, take your pens and write a composition on the topic "The Last Football Match."
All the pupils begin to write. One boy writes a few words, closes his exercise-book and raises his hand. "Well, Tommy, why don't you write? Show me your exercise-book. I want to see your composition," says the teacher. "Here it is," says Tommy and gives the teacher his exercise-book.
The teacher takes the exercise-book and reads: "Rain, no game."
LISTENING COMPREHENSION VARIANT 77
1. Listen to the text and decide if the statements are true or false. At the Ukrainian lesson the teacher writes on the blackboard: “The Last Football Match.”
The teacher asks pupils to open the book.
The teacher asks pupils to write a dictation.
The pupils write a composition on topic “The Last Football Match”.
Only one pupil begins to write.
One boy writes a few words.
The teacher asks the pupil: “Why don’t you write?”
The teacher asks the pupil to show his composition.
Jimmy gives to teacher his exercise-book.
The teacher takes the exercise-book and reads: “Rain, no game.”
2. Choose the correct answer to complete the sentences. At the English lesson the teacher goes to _____.
a) the blackboard; b) the door; c) the window.
The teacher takes a _____.
a) book; b) piece of chalk; c) exercise-book.
The teacher asks to write a _____.
a) dictation; b) test; c) composition.
All the pupils begin to _____.
a) write; b) listen; c) draw.
The topic of the composition is _____.
a) “The Last Football Match”; b) “Winter”; c) “My Summer Holidays”.
One boy writes a few _____.
a) words; b) sentences; c) letters.
The teacher asks the pupil to show _____.
a) test; b) composition; c) picture.
The boy’s name is _____.
a) Jack; b) Tommy; c) Sid.
The pupil gives the teacher his _____.
a) book; b) exercise-book; c) test.
The teacher reads: _____.
a) “Rain, no game”; b) “An interesting game”; c) “Very sad game”.
