Orientierungsarbeit Englisch

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1 Sächsisches Staatsministerium Geltungsbereich: Klassenstufe 6 für Kultus Mittelschule / Förderschule Schuljahr 2007/2008 Orientierungsarbeit Englisch Mittelschule Klassenstufe 6 Material für Schüler Allgemeine Arbeitshinweise Die Arbeitszeit beträgt 45 Minuten. Du darfst keine Hilfsmittel verwenden. Die Arbeit besteht aus folgenden Teilen: 1 Listening 2 Reading 3 Writing Bitte trage alle Antworten in die vorliegende Orientierungsarbeit ein. Viel Erfolg! Name, Vorname: Klasse: erreichte BE-Anzahl: Note: Orientierungsarbeit Englisch, Klassenstufe 6, Schuljahr 2007/2008, Mittelschule / Förderschule - Aufgaben Seite 1

2 1 Listening 10 BE 1.1 Pre-listening task. Answer the question. (1 BE) What do people do in the kitchen? Write down two activities. While-listening tasks. 1.2 Back from school (4 BE) Sarah is back from school and she is hungry. Her dad is at home. Listen to the dialogue and tick ( ) the correct answers (A, B, C or D). You will hear the text twice. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 Who comes home from school? 1 Where is mum? 2 What is dad doing? 3 Why can t dad cook for them? 4 What do they want to make? A Aunt Mary B mum C Sarah D dad A at work B in Oxford C at home D in Berlin A he is writing letters B he is cleaning the house C he is watching TV D he is tidying his office A it is too hot B he can t cook C he has much work D it is too late A pancakes B ham and eggs C milk shake D fried eggs Seite 2 Orientierungsarbeit Englisch, Klassenstufe 6, Schuljahr 2007/2008, Mittelschule / Förderschule - Aufgaben

3 1.3 In the kitchen (4 BE) Listen to the dialogue and tick ( ) the correct answers (A, B, C or D). You will hear the text twice. There is an example at the beginning (0). 0 Where are Sarah and dad now? A B C D 1 How many eggs should Sarah take? How much sugar should she add? 40 g 50 g 400 g 500 g 3 Who makes the first pancake? mum Sarah dad aunt 4 What should Sarah leave for mum? 1.4 Post-listening task. Answer the question. (1 BE) What is your favourite meal? Orientierungsarbeit Englisch, Klassenstufe 6, Schuljahr 2007/2008, Mittelschule / Förderschule - Aufgaben Seite 3

4 2 Reading 10 BE Read the text carefully. Pancake Day Many people like to eat warm pancakes with sugar, jam or syrup on them. But do you know that there is a holiday where children play fun games and eat lots of pancakes with their families and friends? It s Pancake Day, the day before Ash Wednesday 1, when Germans celebrate carnival. On this day there are pancake races in many British towns and villages. The tradition goes back to the year In Olney - a town in the middle of England near Northampton a woman prepared pancakes in her kitchen. Suddenly she heard the bell of the church. She didn t want to be late there. So she ran to the church with her frying pan still in her hand. Today housewives meet at the market and run about 300 metres along the street with their frying pan and a pancake in it. On their run they must flip and catch the pancake and that is not easy. Winner is the first woman to the finishing line with an intact 2 pancake. She is flipping a pancake. People celebrate Pancake Day in many countries in Europe, in North America and in Mexico. And the pancakes are different around the world. In Germany and France they are thin and sweet. Russian pancakes are also thin but sour. In the USA they are thick and you can have them with syrup. (223 words) 1 Ash Wednesday Aschermittwoch 2 intact unbeschädigt, ganz 2.1 What is the text about? Tick ( ) the correct answer (A, B, C or D). (1 BE) A B C D how to make a pancake the job of a housewife a British tradition the history af a big city Seite 4 Orientierungsarbeit Englisch, Klassenstufe 6, Schuljahr 2007/2008, Mittelschule / Förderschule - Aufgaben

5 2.2 In the following sentences the underlined words are wrong. Correct the mistakes. (5 BE) Example: wrong: A lot of people like to eat cold pancakes. correct: A lot of people like to eat warm pancakes. a. Pancake day is always on a Monday. Pancake day is always on a. b. Pancake races are an old American tradition. Pancake races are an old tradition. c. In 1445 a woman ran to church with her frying pan in her hand, because she wanted to prepare pancakes there. In 1445 a woman ran to church with her frying pan in her hand, because. d. You want to win a pancake race? Then you must be a cook. You want to win a pancake race? Then you must be. e. Pancakes are different around the world. American pancakes are small. Pancakes are different around the world. American pancakes are. 2.3 What is a pancake race today? Read the text in the box again. Answer in German. (4 BE) Orientierungsarbeit Englisch, Klassenstufe 6, Schuljahr 2007/2008, Mittelschule / Förderschule - Aufgaben Seite 5

6 3 Writing 10 BE Jobs at home In Sarah s family everybody has jobs in the household: Her mum always cooks the meals, for example. What about the jobs in your family? Write a text of about 60 words. The pictures and words can help you. Seite 6 Orientierungsarbeit Englisch, Klassenstufe 6, Schuljahr 2007/2008, Mittelschule / Förderschule - Aufgaben