Summative Assessment for torm 3 Learner's name
GRADE 3
Listening
Task. Listen to the teacher and Choose the right ONE Instrument and tick ().
1. It's a
drum.
2. It's a
flute.
C Proge
3. It's a
violin.
4. It's a
trumpet
Reading
Task N92, Read the text and mark the statements True or False,
The Silk Road was a trade that went from China to Eastern Europe. The Silk Road was
Important because it helped to , culture and inventions. It was called the Sik Road
because one of the main products traded was silk from China. People from Asia and
Europe Ilked Chinese silk very much. The Chinese also sold tea, salt
, sugar..
1. The Silk Road was Kazakhstan to India.
2. The Silk Road was very important.
3. The main product of the Silk Road wassugar.
4. The Chinese sold animals on the Silk Road.
Writing
Task N93 Write the missing months correctly.
3. March, 4
5. May
1. January, 2
6.
-7 July
-_10. October
.8. August 9
11._November
12.
Speaking
Task 4. Read the questions aloud. Answer them in complete sentences.
1. Who is Marco Polo?
2. What instrument you play?
3. What of invention is robot?
4. What three groups are all musical instruments divided into?​

After gaining its political sovereignty there have been positive changes in mass media like other branches. Nowadays 1420 mass Medias are active. It consists: 686 newspapers, 295 magazines, 65 TV studios, 31 radio channels, 324 web sites, 15 newsletters by branches and 4 information agencies. This process is appearing not only in government but at the moment in non–government mass media. Non–government mass media consists more than 50 percent of publishing printed media, 53 percent of broadcasting TV and 86 percent of radio channels. These numbers show nearly 3 times rise in comparing with the beginning of 1990.

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After gaining its political sovereignty there have been positive changes in mass media like other branches. Nowadays 1420 mass Medias are active. It consists: 686 newspapers, 295 magazines, 65 TV studios, 31 radio channels, 324 web sites, 15 newsletters by branches and 4 information agencies. This process is appearing not only in government but at the moment in non–government mass media. Non–government mass media consists more than 50 percent of publishing printed media, 53 percent of broadcasting TV and 86 percent of radio channels. These numbers show nearly 3 times rise in comparing with the beginning of 1990.

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