Муниципальный этап ВСОШ по Английскому языку 9-11 класс задания и ответы, Хабаровский край 11.11.2026

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Олимпиада ВсОШ по Английскому языку 9-11 класс по Хабаровскому краю

Задание 1. Listening
Time: 30 minutes
You will hear someone giving a lecture to a group of parents about keeping children safe in water. For questions 1-10, complete the sentences. You will hear the recording twice.

Children and Water Safety

The speaker says a (1) ____ may be dangerous for small children. The (2) ___ of the Royal Lifesaving Society website can be found on the fact sheet. Children can start having their swimming lessons when they are (3) __old. During swimming lessons, very young children learn to roll onto their (4) ___. At a private pool, there should be one supervisor for every (5) ___children. Children must learn not to go close to the (6) ___unless an adult is supervising them. There are many more (7) ___ in private swimming pools than public pools. At home, put an alarm on the back (8) __so you hear a noise if your child has gone into the garden. Apart from public and private pools, the (9) __ can also be dangerous for children. At the beach, a (10) _____flying is a sign which means you must not swim.
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Задание 2. You will hear five different people talking about exercise. For questions 11-15. Choose from the list (A-F) which statement applies to each person. Use the letters only once. There is one extra letter, which you do not need to use. You will hear the recording twice.
A) This person spends most of their free time exercising.
B) This person is made to do exercise against their will.
C) This person does a lot exercise in spite of their age.
D) This person does exercise as part of their job.
E) This person does exercise as part of a social event.
F) This person’s good health depends on exercise.

Speaker 1 (11)
Speaker 2 (12)
Speaker 3 (13)
Speaker 4 (14)
Speaker 5 (15)

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Задание 3. Reading
Time: 30 minutes
Read the text about Sumatran rhinos, an endangered species. Five sentences have been removed from the text. Choose from sentences A-F to feel gaps 16-20 to complete the text. There is one sentence that you are not going to need.
RARE BUNDLE
A) Survival of newborns becomes even more critical when the race is on in the battle against extinction. With a 60% population decline in the last 10 years, Sumatran rhinoceroses number fewer than 300 today. (16)___. The main reason is that its horns are prized for medicine. Despite conservation measures like nature reserves, the rhino’s count continues to decrease.
B) On September 13, 2001, hope arrived in a 33-kilogram bundle: Andalas was delivered at Ohio’s Cincinnati Zoo – the first birth in captivity in 112 years! (17)__. The birth of this rare animal offers scientists unprecedented data on the growth and reproduction of the species.
C) Emi, Andalas’s mother, had miscarried within the first three months in five previous pregnancies. ‘Sometimes, when animals miscarry at an early stage, it’s because of a hormone deficiency’, says animal reproductive physiologist, Terri Roth, at the Cincinnati Zoo. (18)___. So Roth immediately began feeding Emi daily doses of progesterone injected into bread. Emi fed on the supplement for 465 days. Ten days later, Andalas arrived. ‘We can’t say if that’s what did it.’ Roth says. “But it certainly seems so.”
D) Perhaps the biggest scientific challenge is to get Sumatran rhinos to breed. (19)_____. Usually, a bull seeks out a cow only when he detects a scent signaling she’s prepared to mate. But when the female isn’t receptive, there can be a lot of aggression among the sexes. Breeding centres established near or in the reserves have yet to produce a successful pregnancy.
E) The zoo estimates Andalas will reach maturity in five years, and it has plans to document carefully the calf’s physical and behavioral growth – including regular plaster casts of his widening hoofs. (20)_____. Sumatran rhinos are so elusive they’re counted by hoof prints. ‘It’s exciting,’ says Roth. ‘One birth can change so much about what we know.’

A.In the wild, these rhinos are extremely solitary.
B.The data could help rhino census-takers track and protect calves in the wild.
C.Believed to have first appeared on Earth two million years ago, the mammal now faces the constant threat of poachers in the forests of Indonesia and Malaysia.
D.With its life span of about 30 years, the Sumatran variety is the smallest of five rhino species.
E.But raising the number of rhinos in captivity to 16 isn’t the boy calf’s only achievement.
F) During the sixth attempt, ultrasound detected the pregnancy 16 days after mating.
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Задание 4. Which statement 21-25 is a summary of which paragraph A-E?
21. Andalas was the first Sumatran rhino born in a zoo in more than a century.
22. It’s a difficult task to encourage rhinos to breed in captivity.
23. The zoo is going to study Andalas’ development to learn more about rhinos.
24. The mother received hormone treatment to help her give birth, after a number of failed attempts.
25. Sumatran rhinos are facing extinction and their numbers are falling rapidly.
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Задание 5. Read the text about an island and decide whether the sentences 26-30 are true, false, or the information is not given.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Throughout history, people have dreamed about a special place, remote from the day-to-day business world. Sometimes, they have thought of this place as an enchanted world where the weather is always good, and food is always easy to get. Sometimes, it has been a hidden valley in the mountains, or an island far out at sea. When the Europeans arrived in the South Pacific, they thought that they had found it. Islands such as Tahiti seemed about as perfect as possible. Nowadays, our cities grow larger and larger, and people have to work harder and harder to succeed. Many people would like to escape to a quieter, slower, more peaceful, more attractive environment.

When summer holidays come, many people travel to Prince Edward Island in Eastern Canada. It has a mild summer climate, and hardly ever gets too hot or dry. The fields, trees, and crops stay green all summer. In fact, P.E.I. is famous for the many shades of green on the island. Its soil and dirt roads are red because of iron oxide in the soil. And visitors are never far away from the blue waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. In late June and early July, the roadsides are covered with large purple flowers called lupins. The vivid colours of P.E.I. help make the province a photographer’s paradise.

Prince Edward Island is almost 100 miles long and about 20 miles wide. It is small enough that a tourist can see much of the Island in a couple of days. But there are enough interesting things to do that most people like to stay longer.

One of the chief traditional occupations is fishing. At one time, fishing was an important source of food and income for many islanders. Now the fisheries are in decline; boat owners find it more profitable to take tourists out to fish than to fish themselves. Lobsters and shellfish are still important to the Island, which is famous for its “lobster suppers.” Tourists can visit many picturesque little fishing villages all around the coastline.

Farming is also important. P.E.I. is famous for its potatoes, which are exported all over the world. Dairy farming is also common, and local ice cream is popular with tourists. Apple orchards, grain fields, hay fields, and vegetable gardening are also widely found. During the era of sailing ships, a lot of shipbuilding took place on the Island. But as steel hulls replaced wooden hulls, shipbuilding moved to regions where steel was being produced. The full impact of the industrial revolution has never hit P.E.I. Farming, fishing and tourism have remained the chief industries.

There are no large cities on the Island. So, if young people want to go to the big city, they have to leave P.E.I. The majority of Island people prefer to live in small towns and villages, just as their ancestors did. Since there wasn’t much industry on the Island, many people did not have a lot of money. As a result, they “made do” with their old houses, old furniture, and old ways of doing things. This is why visitors to P.E.I. sometimes feel like they are going back in time.

Things on the Island seem like they are still the way things were in our parents’ or Grandparents’ day. Most of the people who live on the Island are descended from British immigrants in the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries. The majority of these were from Scotland, and the Scottish heritage remains strong. There are also some Micmac Indians and some French Canadians, or Acadians. The Island has generally avoided social and political strife, and this contributes to the peaceful atmosphere. Islanders welcome people “from away” as tourists. However, some say that to be a true Islander, you have to be born on the Island. Nonetheless, some tourists have fallen in love with P.E.I. and have gone there to live.

A couple of years ago, a bridge was built to connect the Island with the mainland. Many opposed this “fixed link,” saying that it would destroy the special P.E.I. atmosphere. It remains to be seen whether the Island will change, now that tourists can drive directly on to the rich, red soil.

26.The Island is famous for its extreme weather patterns.
a. True
b. False
c. Not given
27.The island’s roads are red because of lupins.
a. True
b. False
c. Not given
28.Visitors can see all the sights of the island within two days.
a. True
b. False
c. Not given
29.The islanders are hospitable towards tourists.
a. True
b. False
c. Not given
30.The road to the mainland will dramatically improve the island’s tourism business revenues.
a. True
b. False
c. Not given

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Задание 6. Use of English
Time: 30 minutes
Complete the sentences using the words in bold so that they mean the same as the first one. Do not change the word in bold. Use three to eight words including the word in bold.

31. Jenny’s birthday is on the same day as John’s. COINCIDES
Jenny’s ________John’s.
32. Some children treat their younger siblings badly. CRUEL
Some ________younger siblings.
33. She was just about to pass out when someone offered her a seat. VERGE
She was _______ when someone offered her a seat.
34. The suspect could not explain why he had sand in his boots. ACCOUNT
The suspect _______ in his boots.
35. Nobody spoke when the police asked who had given them permission to use the house. REMAINED
Everyone ___________ who had given them permission to use the house.
36. The neighbours will look after our house while we are away. EYE
The neighbours ______ while we are away.
37. He has never felt so angry before. EVER
It’s ___________angry.
38. It is certain that he will return this afternoon. BOUND
He _________ this afternoon.
39. You don’t have to inform the agency beforehand. COMPULSORY
It ___________ the agency in advance.
40. It’s not our habit to eat so early. USED
We _________ so early.
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Задание 7. Write one word in each gap to make Bird idioms.
41. As dead as a … __ O
42. As graceful as a … A __
43. As proud as a … E
44. As happy as a … A __
45. A bird in the hand is worth two in the … S __
46. Chicken and … situation G
47. Kill two birds with one … O
48. Lame … C __
49. … duckling L __
50. Kill the … that lays the golden egg O

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Задание 8. Writing
Time: 40 minutes

Write a story with a happy ending about a character who learns a valuable lesson through negative experience. In your story use a mix of direct and indirect speech and at least two extreme adjectives. As for the title of the story, it should be a good match for you story and link with its last sentence

Write a story. You should write about 250-300 words.

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