An Aggressive Monkey

During the trip, the (0) fishermen (a fisherman) told us that there were a lot of monkeys on a beach only a few miles away. We asked if they could (1) ___________ (to take) us there, and half an hour later, we arrived. The boat (2) ___________ (to stop) some way from the beach, so we had (3) ___________ (to swim) to the shore. The monkeys did not seem to be afraid of us, so we assumed that they must be used to humans (4) __________________ (to come) to see them.

I went off down the beach on my own. I came up to a tree in which there was a much (5) ___________ (large) monkey unlike (6) _____________ (others/the others/other), he did not seem (7) ___________ (to be) at all friendly. His mouth was diseased, and he bared his (8) __________ (tooth) aggressively. I was not quite sure what to do. Suddenly the monkey (9) ___________ (to leap down) from the tree, so I ran down the beach as fast as possible with the monkey at my heels. In the end I only managed to escape by (10) ________ (to run) into the sea, leaving the monkey on the beach behind me.

The fishermen, who (11) ___________ (to see) all of this, (12) ___________ (to laugh) so much that they could hardly stand up.

Task 2 Your friend from another town must make a project about England /the USA.

He/she has asked you to help him/her. Tell him/her about England/the USA:

· the geographical and natural peculiarities;

· the places of interest;

· the outstanding personalities;

· your attitude to England /the USA.

Start your letter with: Dear Anton/Ann, …………………… Best wishes!

TEST 10

Reading

Task 1 Read the texts below. Match choices (A-H) to (1-5). There are two choices you do not need to use. Write your answers in the boxes. An example (0) has been done for you.

0- AInternational Summer Academy of Fine Arts in Salzburg

Welcome to the International Summer Academy of Fine Arts in Salzburg, Austria. Every year some 500 students from up to 40 countries. come here to work in the unique ambience of the

Hohensalzburg Fortress or in the Old Salt Factory on Perner lnsel in the River Salzach, in the neighbouring town of Hallein. The duration of the courses is between two and six weeks, and the teachers are distinguished international artists.

Tel. +43 662 842113 +43 662 842113 or 843727 E-Mail: office@summeracademy.at

1 Why wait until you graduate from high school to start earning your college degree?

Start taking classes this summer at the University of California Riverside!

The UCR Summer Academy for Advanced High School Students is a great way to take your first step towards a college degree on a UC campus.

Benefits:

Get a head start toward your undergraduate degree this summer. Become familiar with the expectations and demands of college-level courses.

Eligibility: Students who have completed their 9th, 10th, or 11th grade in high school.

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