Name: Trdat Date: 21.05.2025
Section 1: Complete the sentences with the given verb in the correct tense (2 – 0.3):

1. I usually eat (eat) breakfast in the morning.
2. She made (make) a cake for her class last week.
3. My friend will go (go) to Vanadzor next month.
4. Listen! The birds are singing (sing).
5. My dog likes (like) to play in the park.
6. We are cooking (cook) dinner now.
   
   Section 2: Fill in the chart with the correct plural forms (2 – 0.2):
   A Lion: lions, A Goose: geese
   A Shelf: shelves, A City: cities
   A Bench: benches, A Child: children
   A Book: books, A Glass: glasses
   A Foot: feet, A Fox: foxes
   
   Section 3: Complete the sentences with either A/An/The (2 – 0.4):
7. Please, pass me the bread.
8. Do you have a pet?
9. Did you buy a new pair of shoes?
10. He is an actor.
11. She can play the drum really well.
    
    Section 4: Read the text, and then answer the following questions (2 – 0.4).
    Hail
    Hail is a type of frozen rain that falls from the sky during a storm. These small balls of ice are called
    hailstones. They form when rain droplets get caught in strong winds inside a storm cloud.
    They get pushed up into very cold parts of the cloud where they freeze. The hailstones get bigger as
    more water droplets freeze onto them. When they become too heavy, they fall to the ground.
    Hailstorms can happen quickly and can sometimes cause damage to plants, cars and buildings.
    Hailstones can be as small as peas or as big as baseballs!
12. Hail falls from the sky on clear and sunny days. a. True b. False
13. Hail forms when rain gets caught in strong winds. a. True b. False
14. Hailstones fall to the ground when they get too heavy. a. True b. False
15. Hailstorms happen very slowly. a. True b. False
16. Hailstones can not damage plants, cars, or buildings. a. True b. False
    
    Section 5: Complete the sentence with the correct comparative or superlative (2 – 0.4):
17. July is hottest (hot) month in Armenia.
18. This exam is easier (easy) than the last exam.
19. My old computer was slower (slow) than this new one.
20. This is busiest (busy) street in the whole town.
21. I think this cake is better (good) than the cookies.
22. I think rainy weather is worst (bad)!

Name: Trdat Date: 19.05.2025
Section 1: Complete the sentences with the given verb in the correct tense (2 – 0.3):

1. I am eating (eat) breakfast right now.
2. She is making (make) a cake for her class tomorrow.
3. My friend went (go) to Vanadzor last month.
4. The birds usually sing (sing) early in the morning.
5. My dog liked (like) playing in the park yesterday.
6. We will cook (cook) dinner next Tuesday.
   
   Section 2: Fill in the chart with the correct plural forms (2 – 0.2):
   A Mouse: mice A Tooth: teeth
   An Ox: oxen A Person: persons
   A Policeman: policemen A Building: buildings
   A Table: tables A House: houses
   An Arm: arms A Knife: knives
   
   
7. Section 3: Complete the sentences with either A/An/The (2 – 0.4):
8. The cheese on this sandwich is tasty.
9. This is an interesting book.
10. I don’t have a car.
11. My father is a policeman.
12. They say eating every day is very healthy.
    
    Section 4: Read the text, and then answer the following questions (2 – 0.4).
    The Blue Whale
    The biggest animal in the world is the blue whale. Blue whales live in the ocean and can grow up to
    100 feet long, which is about the length of three school buses lined up end to end!
    They are also very heavy, weighing as much as 200 tons. That’s like the weight of 30 elephants all
    together! Even though they are so big, blue whales eat tiny creatures called krill.
    They have a loud call that can be heard for miles underwater. Blue whales are the largest animals
    that have ever lived on Earth!
13. The blue whale is the smallest animal in the world. a. True b. False
14. Blue whales can grow up to 200 feet long. a. True b. False
15. Blue whales can weigh as much as 30 elephants. a. True b. False
16. Blue whales eat other whales. a. True b. False
17. Their calls are so loud they can be heard for miles. a. True b. False
    
    Section 5: Complete the sentence with the correct comparative or superlative (2 – 0.4):
18. February was coldest (cold) month this year.
19. This chair is harder (hard) than that one.
20. My new car is faster (faster) than my old one.
21. The library is most quiet (quiet) building in the whole town.
22. I think this cake is greatest (good) I’ve ever eaten.
23. I think rainy weather is worse (bad) than sunny weather.
    

One day, a traveller was passing through a desert. After walking for a few miles, he felt tired, hungry and thirsty. “How I wish I could rest for a while under a tree!” he thought.

Suddenly, he saw a tree in front of him! He was surprised as he was in a desert, and just a few seconds ago there was no trace of even a bush. But, at the same time, he felt glad that he had a place to rest for a while. As the traveller sat under the tree, he thought, “How I wish I had water to drink!”

Just then he found a tumbler full of cold water kept on a stone in front of him. “Ah!” said the surprised traveller, and guzzled the water.

After a few minutes, the traveller thought, “How I wish I had something to eat!” In an instant, a variety of delicious food appeared before him. The traveller ate as much as he could.

All that food made him wish for a bed and he got one too! Stretching himself comfortably off the soft mattress, the traveller thought,” I wish I had someone to massage my feet.”

Instantly, a young woman appeared and started massaging his feet and legs. Tired as he was, the traveller soon fell fast asleep. Actually, he was under the shade of ‘Kalpa Vriksha’, a magical tree. Whoever was under it could have whatever he wished for!

After a long nap when the traveller woke up, he saw the woman still sitting beside his feet. Now the traveller began to think,” I am sure this is a magical part of the desert. Otherwise, how can things appear out of nowhere?” He wondered,” Could there be a demon around too?”

Suddenly, a demon appeared. The traveller was filled with fear! “A… A… Are you going to eat me up?” he asked the demon. “Yes! Get ready!” replied the demon, pouncing on the traveller. The frightened traveller took to his heels and ran away, thinking, “How I wish this demon disappears!”

Suddenly, when he turned around, there was no demon. “What is all this?” thought the traveller, puzzled. “Was this all a dream? I must be careful of what I think!” thought the traveller and went on his way.

Michael Jackson

Why are they famous?
Michael Jackson is famous, because he danced and sang very good. And people noticed him.

How did they become famous?
He and his brothers were going to sing and dance school. And he was a better dancer and singer then his brothers.

Do you know important dates and times in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/.
He joined his brothers’ musical group in the 1960s, which became The Jackson 5.

Do you know any unusual facts or events in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/
He had 9 sisters and brothers.


Hovhanes Tumanyan

Why are they famous?
Because he wrote very good, fairy tales, ballads and poems.

How did they become famous?
Because he was a very talented writer.

Do you know important dates and times in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/
Hovhanes Tumanyan lives in Dsex Vilagge.

Do you know any unusual facts or events in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/

Hovhanes Tumanyan had 10000 books.


Mohamed Ali

Why are they famous?
Because he was a very good boxer.

How did they become famous?
Because peoples noticed him with his very good boxing.

Do you know important dates and times in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/
e began training as an amateur boxer at age 12. At 18, he won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division at the 1960 Summer Olympics and turned professional later that year.

Do you know any unusual facts or events in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/
He is the G.O.A.T of box.


Cristiano Ronaldo

Why are they famous?
Because he’s playing football so good and his skills, dribling, shot, penalty, free kick, header and bickikle kicks is better then all footballers.

How did they become famous?
Because he’s playng football very well and score goals.

Do you know important dates and times in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/
When Ronaldo going to sporting he was living alone in 11 years old

Do you know any unusual facts or events in their life? /If not, find out on the internet/
In 2018 his market value is 117 euro.

1. She brought (bring) some chocolates to the party.
2. I heard (hear) a new song on the radio.
3. I read (read) three books last week.
4. They spoke (speak) French to the waitress.
5. He understood (understand) during the class, but now he
   doesn’t understand.
6. I forgot (forget) to buy some milk.
7. She had (have) a baby in June.
8. You lost (lose) your keys last week.
9. They swam (swim) 500m.
10. I gave (give) my mother a CD for Christmas.
11. At the age of 23, she became (become) a doctor.
12. I knew (know) the answer yesterday.
13. He told (tell) me that he lived in Toronto.
14. We lent (lend) John £200.
15. She drank (drink) too much coffee yesterday.
16. The children slept (sleep) in the car.
17. He kept_ (keep) his promise.
18. I chose (choose) the steak for dinner.
19. The film began (begin) late.
20. We flew (fly) to Sydney.
21. They drove (drive) to Beijing.
22. He taught (teach) English at the University.
23. I sent (send) you an e-mail earlier.
24. We left (leave) the house at 7 am.
25. He felt (feel) terrible after eating the prawns.

Make the present continuous.

1. (he / walk to school now)

---

2. (I / study at the moment)

---

3. (I / not / sleep)

---

4. (you / play badminton tonight)

---

5. (we / watch TV)

---

6. (she / not / work in Spain)

---

7. (he / not / wait for the bus)

---

8. (they / read)

---

9. (we / not / go to the cinema tonight)

---

10.(you / not / read the newspaper)

---

11.(she / eat chocolate)

---

12.(I / not / live in Paris)

---

13.(we / study French)

---

14.(they / not / leave now)

---

15.(they / live in London)

1.Ընդգծեք ճիշտ տարբերակը

1.They …….a cold. (have, has)
2. She …..up at seven. (get up, gets up)
3. We ……  breakfast at eight. (has, have)
4. Peter ……. to school. (go, goes)
5. Anna …..  home at two. (get, gets)
6. He ….. an ice cream. (want, wants)
8. Kelly …… TV. (watch, watches)
9. She ……. her homework. (do, does)
10. Our teacher ……..in Oxford Street. (live, lives)
11. Eric and Tom …… blue shirts. (wear, wears)
12. My sister …….a song. (sing, sings)
13. My mum …… spaghetti. (cook, cooks)
14. Mr. Black ….. in his office. (work, works)
15. The girls often ……..a book. (read, reads)

2. Complete the following sentences choosing the correct present simple or present continuous forms.

1.You can take the newspaper. I _____ it.

a.‘m not reading

b.don’t read

c.‘m not read

2. I _____ to work by car, but today I’m going by bus.

a.usually go

b.‘m usually going

c.usually going

3. ‘Where is John?’ ‘He _____ a shower.’

a.has

b.having

c.‘s having

4. I _____ sport very often.

a. ‘m not doing

b. don’t do

c.‘m not do

Make the past simple: positive, negative or question.

1. I _________________ (work) in a bank for ten years.
2. Where _________________ (you / live) when you were young?
3. She _________________ (not / study) French at university.
4. He _________________ (travel) through the Middle East last year.
5. _________________ (they / visit) the Louvre in Paris?
6. She _________________ (not / watch) TV yesterday.
7. We _________________ (buy) a new car last weekend.
8. Where _________________ (you / teach) before you came here?
9. He _________________ (not / think) that he was right.
10. I _________________ (cook) steak last night.
11. _________________ (Lucy / read) War and Peace at school?
12. She _________________ (not / write) to her grandmother.
13. We _________________ (have) a computer when I was a child.
14. Where _________________ (you / go) on holiday?
15. I _________________ (love) ice cream when I was a child.
16. They _________________ (not / meet) yesterday.
17. _________________ (she / swim) in the sea in Greece?
18. We _________________ (not / play) tennis yesterday because it was raining.
19. He _________________ (try) to lift the box but he couldn’t.
20. What _________________ (you / eat) for lunch?

One day a peacock met a crane and said, “So sorry for you. You have so dull feathers. Look at the fine colors of my feathers.”

“Well!” replied the crane, “your look are brighter than mine. but whereas I can fly high up into the sky, all you can do is to strut about on the ground.”

Translete

Մի օր սիրամարգը հանդիպեց մի կռունկի և ասաց. «Ցավում եմ քեզ համար, դու այնքան ձանձրալի փետուրներ ունես, նայիր իմ փետուրների նուրբ գույներին»:

— Դե՜։ «Ձեր հայացքն ավելի պայծառ է, քան իմը: Բայց եթե ես կարող եմ թռչել դեպի երկինք, այն ամենը, ինչ դուք կարող եք անել, գետնին վազվզելն է»:

Hundreds of years ago England was ruled by a great English king, called Alfred the Great. He became king in 871 and died in 899. He was known as a just and fair ruler. That is why he has earned the title the Great. Many interesting stories and legends are told about him. One of them tells how he learnt to read. Alfred’s mother, Queen Osburga, was a good and wise woman and a very kind mother to her little children. She was also very educated and clever and fond of reading, which was rather uncommon in those days when very few people could read or cared about it. They thought that learning was for churchmen and that it was more useful to know how to use a sword than a pen.
One day Alfred and his brothers saw her reading a book. It was a book of old English songs. The book was written on parchment and the pictures were all painted by hand. It was a pretty book. As Osburga turned the pages Alfred saw the pretty pictures, so he left his play, and came to lean against his mother’s knee, to look at them. All the other boys came to see the pretty book too. When Osburga saw how they all liked the book, she was very much pleased. She looked at their happy eager faces.
“Do you truly like this book?” asked Osburga.
“Oh yes, Mother, we do,” they all answered at once.
“Then, boys,” she said, “I will give it to the one who first learns to read it.”
His brothers went away and thought no more of the book, but Alfred was so eager to have the book that he worked hard all day long and patiently studied to learn to read. The strange old writing was not easy to master. So one morning he came to his mother and proudly claimed his prize. Osburga kissed him and gave him the prize, as she had promised.
All his life afterwards Alfred was fond of books, and even when he became king, he still found time not only to read but also to write them. He started schools and encouraged people to study in them because he understood that knowledge is more valuable than force.

Անծանոթ բառեր

just-արդար

fair ruler-արդար տիրակալ

earn-վաստակել

educated-կրթված

uncommon -անսովոր

cared about it-

sword-թուր

parchment-մագաղաթ

patiently-համբերատար

master-վարպետանալ, տիրապետել

claimed the prize- պահանջել մրցանակը

afterwards-հետագայում

encouraged -խրախուսել

knowledge-գիտելիք

valuable -արժեքավոր

force- ուժ

Lean- հենվել

Answer the questions

1. Why are many stories and legends told about Alfred the Great?
   Because King Alfred learnt to read.
   
   2. Why didn’t the Queen give the book to her sons?
   Because his brothers didn’t want to learn to read.
   
   3. Why was Alfred able to claim his prize?
   Because he had learned to read.
   
   4. Why did Alfred encourage people to study in schools?
   Because he understand that reading is more important than strength.
   
   5. Why did people call their King, Alfred the Great?
   Because he knows how to read.

Match the words with their meanings.

1. able to learn quickly
2. not the same
3. always calm, showing self-control
4. something that is important or costs a lot
5. having a practical purpose, helpful
6. acquire complete knowledge or skill
7. to govern, to guide
8. a popular story, perhaps untrue
9. worry
10. just

a. patient                                g. to rule

b. different                            f. to master

c. clever                                e. useful

d. valuable                            j. fair

i. care                                  h. legend

Match the  English and Armenian meanings.

1. claim                            a. Հենվել
2. encourage                 b. հպարտորեն
3. force                            c. պահանջել
4. master                         d. թուր
5. patiently                     e. ուժ
6. proudly                      f. արժեքավոր
7. rule                            g. կրթված
8. lean                           h. տիրապետել
9. sword                         i. քաջալերեր
10. valuable                    j. համպերատարությամբ
11. educated                  k. կառավարել

Paul was a very rich man, but he never spent any of his
money. He was scared that someone would steal it. He
pretended to be poor and wore dirty old clothes. People
laughed at him, but he didn’t care. He only cared about his
money.
One day, he bought a big lump of gold. He hid it in a hole by a tree. Every night, he went
to the hole to look at his treasure. He sat and he looked. ‘No one will ever find my gold!’
he said.
But one night, a thief saw Paul looking at his gold. And when Paul went home, the thief
picked up the lump of gold, slipped it into his bag and ran away!
The next day, Paul went to look at his gold, but it wasn’t there. It had disappeared! Paul
cried and cried! He cried so loud that a wise old man heard him. He came to help. Paul
told him the sad tale of the stolen lump of gold. ‘Don’t worry,’ he said. ‘Get a big stone
and put it in the hole by the tree.’
‘What?’ said Paul. ‘Why?’
‘What did you do with your lump of gold?’
‘I sat and looked at it every day,’ said Paul.
‘Exactly,’ said the wise old man. ‘You can do exactly the same with a stone.’
Paul listened, thought for a moment and then said, ‘Yes, you’re right. I’ve been very silly.
I don’t need a lump of gold to be happy!’

Farmer Jones wanted to buy some things at a store. The storekeeper had a lot of bicycles in the store and he wanted to sell one to the farmer. “Look here, farmer Jones,” he said. “I can sell you a very good bicycle and you can ride around your farm on it every day.”

“Oh, no,” said the farmer. “I don’t want a bicycle.  I think a cow is more useful and the price is just the same.”

“But just think,” said the storekeeper, “you can’t ride round the town on a cow. That’s foolish”

“Oh, I don’t know which is more foolish,” answered the farmer with a smile, “to ride on a cow or to milk a bicycle.”

Կարդա տեքստը, դուրս գրիր անծանոթ բառերը:
Useful- Օգտակար
Foolish- Հիմարություն
Some- Նույն

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