ВПР СПО по Английскому языку 2 курс задания и ответы, Комплект 1 Вариант 2
Задание 1. Вы услышите диалог. Определите, какие из приведённых утверждений А-Е соответствуют
содержанию диалога (1 — Тгие), какие не соответствуют (2 — Еа$е). Вы услышите диалог
дважды.
Тгие False
A. Kate rarely attends concerts.
B. Kate is listening to a violin solo now.
C. John prefers folk tunes.
D. John is not hungry.
E. John wants to listen to some modern compositions.
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A|B|C{|D|E
Задание 2. Установите соответствие между текстами А-Е и темами 1—6. Используйте каждую тему
только один раз. В задании одна тема лишняя.
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Ancient flying objects
Unsuccessful flights
Were the Wright brothers really the first?
Learning to glide
The first controlled aircraft
The beginning of aerodynamics
Kites big enough to carry people were used a lot in China hundreds of years ago. They were
used for both everyday life and military purposes. Sometimes, they were even used as a
punishment. One early flight was by a prisoner named Yuan Huangtou. He was a Chinese
prince in the 500s AD. Stories of man-carrying kites also come from Japan. Kites arrived there
from China around the 600s AD. It is said that at one time, there was a Japanese law against
kites that carried people.
Leonardo Da Vinci studied how birds and bats fly. He thought bats were better because their
wings had no holes. He looked at these animals and understood many ideas of the movement of
gases and the way solid bodies move through them. He knew that “An object offers as much
resistance to the air as the air does to the object”. This is similar to Isaac Newton's third law of
motion, which was formulated much later in 1687.
Airships were first called “‘dirigible balloons”. This means “steerable balloons”. These airships
were made to go in the direction people wanted. People still sometimes call them dirigibles
today. Work to make steerable balloons continued through the 1800s. The first powered,
controlled, and sustained flight of a lighter-than-air craft happened in 1852. Henri Giffard flew
24 km in France. His craft was powered by a steam engine.
In the late 1800s, many important people were working on the modern aeroplane. Without
a good engine, they focused on making gliders stable and controllable. In 1879, Biot built
a bird-like glider with Massia. He flew in it briefly. It is now in a museum in France. It is said
to be the oldest human-carrying flying machine still existing.
Gustave Whitehead was a German who moved to the U.S. From 1897 to 1915, he built flying
machines and engines. On August 14, 1901, he claimed to have made a controlled, powered
flight. This was two and a half years before the Wright Brothers. He said he flew his Number
21 monoplane in Connecticut. A local newspaper reported it. Years later, some people said they
saw his flights.
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Задание 3. A|B/;|C|D|E
Прочитайте текст и заполните пропуски А-Е частями предложений, обозначенными
цифрами 1-6. Одна из частей в списке 1—6 лишняя.
In the summer of 1973, Maze War was created at NASA's Ames Research Center. High
school students working there made it. They added a two-player option by A cables. Since
two computers were involved, they could B directly. This makes Maze War possibly the
first peer-to-peer computer video game. It could also be called the first first-person shooter game!
In 1983, Gary Tarolli made a flight simulator for Silicon Graphics computers. In 1984, they
added networking C cables, just like for Maze War. Later, they added support for Ethernet,
allowing many computer users D . In 1986, SGI Dogfight became the first game to use the
Internet protocol suite. However, it E network. Around 1989, they added IP multicast
support. This made the game playable between any compatible computers on the Internet, if they
had multicast access.
1) by connecting two machines with
2) could only be played on a single
3) then started making multiplayer games
4) send information to each other
5) to play over a network
6) connecting two computers with
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А В|С|О|]Е
Задание 4. Прочитайте текст и вставьте вместо каждого пропуска, обозначенного буквами А-Е,
подходящее слово, выбрав его из списка. Каждое из этих слов может быть использовано
только один раз. Два слова в списке 1-8 лишние.
Tea has long been an important part of Russian culture and daily | 1. gift
life. The beverage first arrived in Russia in 1638 as a diplomatic A 2. drunk
from the Mongolian ruler to Tsar Mikhail Romanov. Initially considered | 3. allowed
an exotic luxury, tea gradually became Russia's most popular drink. By | 4. essential
the 19th century, tea had become B to Russian daily life. Unlike | 5. drinking
the British tradition of afternoon tea, Russians drink tea throughout the | 6. protect
day—after meals, during breaks, and whenever guests arrive. Traditional | 7. suffered
Russian tea is served strong and hot in glass holders called podstakanniks. | 8. culture
These decorative metal holders C hands from heat. Russians
typically add sugar, lemon, or jam to their tea. The samovar became the
symbolic centrepiece of Russian tea D . Families would gather
around the samovar. Soviet times brought tea to the masses through state
cafeterias and communal kitchens, though quality often E during
shortages. Despite hardships, Russians maintained their tea-drinking
traditions. Today, Russia ranks among the world's largest tea consumers,
with most Russians F several cups daily. Modern Russians enjoy
both traditional black tea and newer varieties like green and herbal teas.
Tea represents warmth, hospitality, and the pleasure of shared time with
family and friends.
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A|B|C|D|E|F
Задание 5. Прочитайте приведённый ниже текст. Вставьте вместо каждого пропуска, обозначенного
буквами А-Е, нужное однокоренное слово, выбрав его из трёх предложенных вариантов (1, 2
или 3).
Water is essential for all known forms of life, and yet it is a resource we often take for
granted. We admire its power in oceans and its serenity in a still lake. Many enjoy the simple
pleasure of A in a cool river on a hot day. There are B forms of water on our planet,
from salty seas to frozen glaciers and underground water sources. Water is found in every country
on Earth. This substance C on our planet billions of years ago, likely delivered by comets or
volcanic outgassing.
Water cannot control its own distribution, so it is constantly moved by D forces.
Water in the atmosphere can travel great distances before falling as rain or snow.
To understand the water cycle, scientists E monitor its movement. They can measure
rainfall, track river flow, and analyse the purity of groundwater. This helps them predict weather
patterns and manage water resources for agriculture and cities.
A 1) swimming 2) swimmer 3) swimmable
B 1) variety 2) various 3) variedly
С 1) disappeared 2) appeared 3) reappeared
D 1) naturally 2) naturalist 3) natural
E 1) carefully 2) carer 3) careful
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А В|С|Ш|Е
Задание 6. Прочитайте приведённый ниже текст. Преобразуйте, если необходимо, слова, напечатанные
заглавными буквами в конце строк с пропусками, обозначенными номерами 1-6, так, чтобы
они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. Заполните пропуски полученными
словами разборчивым почерком.
Dmitri Mendeleev (1834-1907) was one of the greatest Russian scientists
of the nineteenth century. He was born in Tobolsk, a town in Siberia.
He was the 1 child in a very large family. When his
father died, his mother worked hard to give him a good education.
When Mendeleev was a young student, chemistry 2
by many people as a confusing collection of random facts. There was no
clear system, and nobody knew how many elements existed in nature.
Mendeleev wanted to change this situation completely.
In 1869, after years of hard work, he created the Periodic Table of
Elements. His table was 3 than any earlier attempt to
organise chemical elements, because it showed a clear pattern.
Mendeleev arranged the elements by their atomic weight, and his table
even 4 empty spaces for elements that had not been
discovered yet. Later, scientists found these missing elements exactly
where he had predicted.
Today the Periodic Table 5 in schools and
universities all over the world.
Students use it every day in 6 chemistry lessons.
Представьте, что Вы общаетесь с другом по переписке. Ответьте на его вопросы. Напишите
одно-два предложения при ответе на каждый вопрос. Ответы в виде одного слова или
словосочетания не принимаются.
Tom: (1) How often do you visit museums?
Tom: (2) What kinds of museums do you prefer?
Tom: (3) Do you think museums should be free?
Tom: (4) Do you have a favourite museum? What is it?
Tom: (5) Ifyou go to a museum, will you go there alone or with somebody else? Who will they be?