Методические указания по выполнению контрольных работ

Для выполнение контрольной работы, прежде всего, вам необходимо изучить лингвистический материал. Вы можете пользоваться любым учебником по грамматике английского языка. Все новые слова, встречающиеся в контрольной работе, необходимо заучивать наизусть. Это способствует обогащению словарного запаса и позволяет более свободно ориентироваться в иноязычной литературе по специальности.

Задания 1 и 2 направлены на развитие умения работы с текстом. Студенты приобретают навыки перевода текста со словарем, находить нужную информацию в тексте, вычленять основную мысль и давать правильные ответы на поставленные вопросы. При выполнении задания рекомендуется использовать англо-русский (французско-русский, немецко-русский) словарь.

Задания 3-8 направлены на закрепление и проверку знаний по грамматике английского языка.

Контрольная работа должна иметь:

1. Титульный лист;

2. План (содержание);

3. № Варианта;

4. Список используемых источников и литературы.

Контрольная работа оформляется на листах формата А4 в печатном варианте в соответствии с едиными требованиями для выполнения курсовых и контрольных работ. Формат страницы: левое поле 3 см, правое поле 1,5см, верхнее поле и нижнее поле 2см. текст по ширине страницы с отступами красной строки 1см. шрифт оформления контрольной работы 14, Times New Roman, интервал полуторный. Выделения курсивом, чертой и жирным шрифтом не допускаются. Разделы оформляются заглавными буквами.

Студентам необходимо сдать контрольную работу на проверку преподавателю до даты сдачи зачета или экзамена.

Вариант контрольной работы выберите в соответствии с месяцем вашего рождения: Январь – апрель №1

Май – август №2

Сентябрь – декабрь №3

Вы можете использовать любой учебник по грамматике английского языка и англо-русский словарь объемом не менее 100000 слов и словосочетаний. На сайте института в разделе учебные пособия имеется электронный вариант грамматики английского языка English Grammar in Use.

Topics. Устные темы.

Устные темы для заочного отделения. 1 курс.

My family and our Institute

My name is Olga. I am 32 (thirty two). I live in Khabarovsk. I have a family. ( I am single). I have a husband, a daughter and a son. My husband`s name is Vladimir. He is 35. He is a doctor. He works at the hospital. My daughter`s name is Lena. She is 8. She goes to school. My son`s name is 4. He goes to the kindergarten. We don`t live with our parents. We have a two room flat. I work in the library.

This year I entered the Khabarovsk Institute of Arts and Culture. Our Institute was founded in 1968. It has two faculties. The Art faculty and the faculty of Socio Cultural and Information activity. And two departments: the day-time department and the correspondence department. Our Institute trains:

1. Drama directors

2. Mass festivity directors.

3. Choreographers.

4. Managers.

5. Choir conductors

6. Orchestra conductors

7. The workers in a socio-cultural sphere. The students of the correspondence department study during 5 years and come to the Institute once or twice a year. They study special and general education subjects. They listen to the lectures, pass credit tests and exams. After graduating from the Institute the students work in the Palaces of Culture, libraries, theatres, musical schools, orchestras.

Questions:

1. What is your name?

2. How old are you?

3. Where are you from?

4. Do you have a family?

5. What is your husband’s, son’s, daughter’s name?

6. Where do you work?

7. Where does your husband work?

8. Where do you study?

9. When was your Institute founded?

10. What faculties are there at the Institute?

11. Whom does the Institute train?

12. How long do the students study at the Institute?

13. Where do the students work after graduating from the Institute?

Khabarovsk

Khabarovsk, the industrial, administrative and cultural centre of the Khabarovsk Territory, spreads along the majestic Amur. The city was founded in 1858 and named after Yerofei Khabarov, the Russian explorer, who lead the first group of Russian settlers to reach the Amur in 1649.

Now Khabarovsk has become a large modern city. It is a large industrial centre with more then 200 industrial enterprises. Khabarovsk is also an important research centre. Khabarovsk has a great number of secondary schools, technical

colleges and schools of professional training.

It has following higher educational establishments: the Medical University, the Pacific State University, the Humanitarian University, the Academy of Economy and Law, the Institute of Arts and Culture. Khabarovsk is a big transport centre which connects the Far East with the countries of Asia and Europe.

Khabarovsk is a big cultural centre. There is a number of theatres in Khabarovsk: the Musical theatre, the theatre of Drama and Comedy the Puppet theatre, the Triada mime theatre, Young Spectators theatre, a large symphony orchestra. Khabarovsk is a very green city. It has many parks and squares. Khabarovsk has a great number of libraries аnd museums. The Khabarovsk territorial museum is one of the best in the Far East.

Khabarovsk grows and develops dynamically, becoming more and more attractive. The status of the city as the krai capital and the administrative centre of the Far Eastern Federal Okrug promotes that. Khabarovsk is improving before our eyes.

Questions:

1. When was Khabarovsk founded?

2. What was Yerofei Khabarov?

3. What higher educational establishments does it have?

4. Why do we call Khabarovsk a big cultural centre?

5. What theatres in Khabarovsk do you know?

GREAT BRITAIN

Great Britain is situated on a large group of islands lying to the west of Europe. It consists of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Long ago the greater part of the country was covered with forests. Now there are practically no forests there, but there are many leafy trees, that give beauty to the countryside. Some parts of England are really beautiful. Many picturesque lakes have woody grassy shores. The rivers in the country are not long. Many of them are joined by canals so that it is quite possible to travel by water from one end of the country to the other.

The climate of the country is milder than that of the central regions of our country. The winters are warmer and summers are colder. Even in the most northern parts of Scotland snow never lies very long on the ground in winter. In the south of England the rivers never freeze. The summers are not very hot, there is often much rain.

One of the chief reasons for such a mild climate is a stream of warm water called the Gulf Stream.

Great Britain is a densely populated country. London is the capital of Great Britain. Its population with the suburbs is about ten million people.

There are many places in London which are connected with historical events. Such as Trafalgar square with the monument to Nelson, the st. Paul`s cathedral, Westminster Abbey, the Tower and many others.

Great Britain is an industrial country. There are a lot of factories and mines there. Sheffield is a centre of steel industry. In Manchester there are many textile factories, Liverpool is one of the big ports on the west coast of Scotland. Glasgow is a large sea-port and a shipbuilding centre.

Oxford, Cambridge and Edinburgh are University towns.

Great Britain is a monarchy, but the power of the Queen is not absolute but constitutional. Her power is limited by parliament. There are three main political parties at present dates in Great Britain. They are Labour, Conservative and Liberal.

QUESTIONS:

1. Where is Great Britain situated?

2. What parts does it consist of?

3. What can you say about the rivers in Great Britain?

4. What is the climate of Great Britain?

5. What is the chief reason for a mild climate?

6. What is the capital of Great Britain?

7. Is Great Britain an industrial or agricultural country?

8. Are Oxford and Cambridge University towns?

9. Is the power of the Queen absolute or constitutional?

10.How many political parties are there in Great Britain? What are they?