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Numele si prenumele elevului: Data susţinerii testului: TEST DE EVALUARE INIŢIALĂ Anul scolar 2011-2012 Limba engleză Clasa a IX- a L1 Pentru rezolvarea corectă a tuturor cerinţelor din Partea I si din Partea a II-a se acordă 90 de puncte. Din oficiu se acordă 10 puncte. Timpul efectiv de lucru este de 45 de minute. Subiectul I ( 20 points) Read the text and choose the best answer a, b or c. Only one choice is correct. BOYS AND GIRLS Boys tend to play outside, in large groups that are hierarchically structured. Their groups have a leader who tells others what to do and how to do it, and resists doing what other boys propose. It is by giving orders that high status is negotiated. Another way boys achieve status is to take centre stage by telling stories and jokes, and by challenging the stories and jokes of others. Boys’ games have winners and losers and elaborate systems of rules that are frequently the subjects of arguments. Finally, boys are frequently heard to boast about their skills, likes and possessions, and argue about who is best at what. Girls, on the other hand, play in small groups or pairs. The centre of a girl’s social life is her best friend. Within the group, intimacy is the key: differentiation is measured by relative closeness. In their most frequent games, such as jump rope and hopscotch, everyone gets a turn. Many of their activities (such as playing with dolls) do not have winners or losers. Although some girls are certainly more skilled than others, girls are expected not to boast about it, or show that they think they are better than the others. Girls don’t give orders: they express their preferences as suggestions, and suggestions are likely to be accepted. 1. Boys gain leadership by a. caring and sharing b. voting democratically c. giving orders. 2. Boys often argue about a. their skill, likes and possessions. b. who wins and loses. c. playing with dolls. 3. Girls usually play a. in big groups. b. in twos or not very large groups. c. chess because they don’t enjoy playing hopscotch or jump rope. 4. Girls a. never boast about their skills. b. do not often boast about their skills. c. are more skilled than boys.

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Numele si prenumele elevului:Data susţinerii testului:

TEST DE EVALUARE INIŢIALĂAnul scolar 2011-2012

Limba engleză Clasa a IX- a L1

Pentru rezolvarea corectă a tuturor cerinţelor din Partea I si din Partea a II-a se acordă 90 de puncte. Din oficiu se acordă 10 puncte. Timpul efectiv de lucru este de 45 de minute.Subiectul I ( 20 points)Read the text and choose the best answer a, b or c. Only one choice is correct.BOYS AND GIRLS

Boys tend to play outside, in large groups that are hierarchically structured. Their groups have a leader who tells others what to do and how to do it, and resists doing what other boys propose. It is by giving orders that high status is negotiated. Another way boys achieve status is to take centre stage by telling stories and jokes, and by challenging the stories and jokes of others. Boys’ games have winners and losers and elaborate systems of rules that are frequently the subjects of arguments. Finally, boys are frequently heard to boast about their skills, likes and possessions, and argue about who is best at what.

Girls, on the other hand, play in small groups or pairs. The centre of a girl’s social life is her best friend. Within the group, intimacy is the key: differentiation is measured by relative closeness. In their most frequent games, such as jump rope and hopscotch, everyone gets a turn. Many of their activities (such as playing with dolls) do not have winners or losers. Although some girls are certainly more skilled than others, girls are expected not to boast about it, or show that they think they are better than the others. Girls don’t give orders: they express their preferences as suggestions, and suggestions are likely to be accepted.

1. Boys gain leadership bya. caring and sharingb. voting democraticallyc. giving orders.

2. Boys often argue abouta. their skill, likes and possessions.b. who wins and loses.c. playing with dolls.3. Girls usually play

a. in big groups.b. in twos or not very large groups.c. chess because they don’t enjoy playing hopscotch or jump rope.

4. Girlsa. never boast about their skills.b. do not often boast about their skills.c. are more skilled than boys.

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Subiectul II. (20 points) Use the word given at the end of each line to form a word that fits the space in the same line:

Computers have had the (1)……….to play chess for many ABLEyears now, and their (2)……….in the games against the best PERFORMplayers in the world has shown steady (3)………….. However, it IMPROVEwill be years before the designers of computer games machinescan beat their (4)……………..challenge yet – the ancient board BIG game called Go. The playing area is (5) ……….larger than CONSIDERABLEin chess and there are far more pieces, so that the (6) ………….. COMBINEof moves is almost (7) ………… The game involves planning so ENDmany moves ahead that even the (8) ………….. calculations of IMPRESSthe fastest modern computers are (9) ……….. to deal with the SUFFICIENTproblems of the game. In recent (10) …….. for computer Go COMPETEmachines, the best machine beat all its computer rivals, but lost heavily to three young school-children, so there is obviously still a lot of work to do. Subiectul III. (10 points) Choose the correct variant:

1. Vicky looks / is looking for a new flat at this moment. 2. She wants / is wanting to decorate the kitchen this week.

3. I’m sorry I am late. How long have you waited / have you been waiting for me? 4. I go / am going to the gym this afternoon. 5. Tim smells / is smelling a flower at the moment. 6. There are a lot of black clouds in the sky. It is going to rain / will rain. 7. They lived / have lived in London last year. 8. The match starts / is starting at 5 o’clock. 9. They are tired. They have worked / have been working all day. 10. Peter is going to clean/ will clean his room today. Subiectul IV. (10 points) Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using no more than five words, including the word given: 1. I am still writing that report. FINISHED I ____________________________________ writing the report yet. 2. She moved to Chicago three years ago. LIVING She ___________________________ in Chicago for three years. 3. Thanks, but I had something to eat earlier. ALREADY Thanks, but I’ve ______________________ to eat. 4. There is a party at Mary’s house tomorrow. HAVING Mary _______________________ party at her house tomorrow. 5. The arrival time of Helen’s flight is 8 a.m. AT Helen’s flight __________________________8 a.m.

Subiectul V. (30 points)Write a story beginning with: It is not easy, but Lucy knows she has to do it. (150/200 words)

TEST DE EVALUARE INIŢIALĂAnul scolar 2011-2012

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BAREM DE EVALUARE SI DE NOTARE

Se punctează oricare alte formulări/ modalităŃi de rezolvare corectă a cerinŃelor. Nu se acordă punctaje intermediare, altele decât cele precizate explicit prin barem. Nu se acordă

fracţiuni de punct. Se acordă 10 puncte din oficiu. Nota finală se calculează prin împărŃirea punctajului total acordat

pentru test la 10.

PARTEA I (60 de puncte)I. Choose the correct answer_______ _____5x 4 sentences = 20p

1 2 3 4C B B B

II. Form a word that fits the space__________________ 2 x 10 sentences = 20p

1. ability2. performance3. improvement4. biggest5. considerably

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6. combination7. endless8. impressive9. insufficient10. competition

III. Correct the errors _______________________ 2 x 5 sentences = 10p

1. capable of living2. as soon as I get3. I see4. but its wheels5. so many cakes

IV. Complete the second sentence ________________________ 2 x 5 sentences = 10p

1. have not finished2. has been living3. already had something4. is having a5. arrives at

PARTEA a II-a (30 de puncte)

Marking SchemeTask: narrative paragraph (creative writing)task achievement & original input 10prelevance of ideas to topic 4p- organization 6p- organization / layout 3p- cohesion and coherence 2p- length constraint 1p- language accuracy and variety 6p- correct use of grammar structures 5p- accurate spelling and punctuation 1p- register and vocabulary 4p- appropriate register and vocabulary 1p-range of vocabulary 3p