Челябинская
Все материалы на этой странице — реальные задания Челябинской олимпиады по английскому языку, встречавшиеся с 2012 года по настоящее время.
Organising a student photography exhibition
You are going to organise a student photography exhibition. The photographs below reflect the theme of the exhibition. Explain what the exhibition is going to be about and how these photographs can help express its key ideas. The photographs can be mentioned in any order.
Remember to:
− clearly state the theme of the photo exhibition or suggest a name;
− explain why this theme is important or interesting for teen photographers (2–3 arguments);
− speak about the main ideas you would like to express through the exhibition (3 or more);
− briefly describe each photograph and explain how each one will help you express the main ideas of the exhibition…
Sherlock Holmes London Locations
You are going to watch a guided video tour which explores Sherlock Holmes London locations. Read Tasks 1 and 2, then watch the video tour and do the tasks. The video is 18 minutes long; it will be played only once. You now have 5 minutes to read Tasks 1 and 2.
Task 1. Complete each gapped sentence with one word from the video. To answer the multiple-choice questions, choose one letter, A, B, C or D.
Task 2. Writing an Article
Imagine that you have actually taken the tour ‘Sherlock Holmes London Locations’ and now you want to share your impressions. Write an article about the tour (250–280 words) for an i…
Writing an Essay — 53
олимпиады 10 класс, олимпиады 11 класс, standard writing, languages, Челябинская, olympic writing 2020/21, Scotland
The ballad Heather Ale was written by Robert Louis Stevenson, a Scottish essayist, poet, and author of fiction and travel books. Read the ballad and write an essay about it (200-250 words). Use the plan below.
Write a short introduction
Summarise the plot of the ballad
Name its main characters and briefly describe them / who they are
Explain what the message / the main idea of the ballad is
What character traits of the indigenous people of Scotland are revealed in the ballad?
Gl…