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Отчет кафедры иностранных языков профессиональной коммуникации

о проведении региональной олимпиады по английскому языку для учащихся старших (10 – 11) классов средних общеобразовательных школ

и средних специальных учебных заведений

На основании приказа № _______от ___________2019 г. на кафедре

иностранных языков профессиональной коммуникации (ИЯПК) был создан

оргкомитет Олимпиады, а также предметная комиссия в составе:

студентки 4-го курса направления подготовки 45.03.02

«Лингвистика» М.С. Воробьевой;

доцента кафедры ИЯПК Г.Н. Замараевой;

к.и.н., доцента кафедры ИЯПК А.А. Ищенко;

студентки 4-го курса направления подготовки 45.03.02

«Лингвистика» М.В. Кондратьевой;

к.п.н., доцента кафедры ИЯПК Н.В. Маминовой;

к.п.н., зав. кафедрой ИЯПК Е.П. Марычевой;

к.и.н., доцента кафедры ИЯПК О.В. Попковой;

к.ф.н., доцента кафедры ИЯПК О.А. Селиверстовой

к.п.н., доцента кафедры ИЯПК Л.В. Сусловой;

ст. преподавателя кафедры ИЯПК Л.В. Удаловой.

Дата и время проведения Олимпиады – 5 апреля 2019 года в 9.30.

Место проведения – ул. Горького, 87, ауд. 335-1.

В Олимпиаде приняли участие 59 человек, из них:

Таблица 1. – Образовательные учреждения, принявшие участие в олимпиаде, и количество участников

Образовательное учреждениеКоличество участников Олимпиады

СОШ № 2, г. Лакинск 6 человек

СОШ № 1, г. Гусь-Хрустальный 1 человек

СОШ № 15, г. Гусь-Хрустальный 6 человек

Гусь-Хрустальный технологический колледж имени Г. Ф. Чехлова

1 человек

Садовая СОШ, Суздальский район 3 человека

СОШ № 1, г. Радужный 2 человека

Гимназия № 23, г. Владимир 3 человека

Гимназия № 35, г. Владимир 6 человек

СОШ № 10, г. Владимир 15 человек



Лицей № 17, г. Владимир 3 человека

Промышленно-коммерческий лицей, г. Владимир 1 человек

Владимирский педагогический колледж, г. Владимир

10 человек

Для проведения Олимпиады оргкомитетом разработаны три

задания:

1) Аудирование с последующим выполнением теста (Приложение 1);

2) Лексико-грамматический тест из 50 вопросов (Приложение 2);

3) Задание по устной речи (Приложение 3).

Критерии оценки ответов участников олимпиады:

На выполнение каждого задания отводится фиксированное количество

времени:

Аудирование и Лексико-грамматический тест: 1 час 10 минут;

Задание по устной речи: время на подготовку – 15 минут, время

высказывания – индивидуально (примерно 5 – 10 минут).

Таблица 2. – Шкала оценки

Вид задания Количество баллов

Аудирование max. 14 баллов (1 балл за каждый правильный ответ)

Лексико-грамматический тест

max. 50 баллов (1 балл за каждый правильный ответ на вопросы теста)

Устная речь

* Оценки выставляются каждым из членов жюри. При подведении результатов учитывается среднее значение для каждого участника.

max. 15 баллов (max. 5 баллов по каждому из трех критериев):

Содержание и лексическое наполнение высказывания, умение выражать свою точку зрения, коммуникативные навыки (реакция на вопросы жюри, умение вести диалог);

Произношение и владение монологической речью (беглость речи, навыки формулирования идеи, аргументирования и т.п.);

Грамматика.

ИТОГО: Мах. 79 баллов

Порядок проведения олимпиады:

При регистрации участников Олимпиады каждый участник получил

регистрационный номер (Приложение 4). Олимпиада проходила в два тура.

Первый тур состоял из выполнения двух заданий (аудирование и лексико-

грамматический тест). В бланке ответов на письменные задания первого тура

(Приложение 5) участники указывали только свои номера. После окончания

первого тура предметной комиссией были оценены ответы и составлен

список участников олимпиады с указанием общего количества баллов по

результатам этого тура (Приложение 6). Во второй тур вышли участники,

набравшие по результатам первого тура Олимпиады 44 балла и более, их

число составило 20 человек. При оценке устных ответов участников второго

тура каждый из членов предметной комиссии выставлял оценки по

предусмотренным критериям на отдельном бланке оценки (Приложение 7).

При подведении итогов учитывалось среднее значение для каждого

участника. После этого были подсчитаны общие результаты участников

второго тура Олимпиады (Приложение 8).

По итогам Олимпиады победителями стали:

1 место (78,8 балла)

Шкляева Полина

Гимназия № 23, г. Владимир

(Преподаватель: Андрианова Ольга Анатольевна)


Мамлева Дарья

СОШ №10, г. Владимир

(Преподаватель: Смольянова Ольга Федоровна)


Синева Полина

СОШ №2, г. Лакинск

(Преподаватель: Зауташвили Екатерина Евгеньевна)


Севостьянова Виктория

СОШ №10, г. Владимир

(Преподаватель: Назаркина Ирина Викторовна)


Скотникова Алиса

СОШ №1, г. Радужный

(Преподаватель: Морозова Татьяна Александровна)


Швецова Елизавета

СОШ №2, г. Лакинск

(Преподаватель: Зауташвили Екатерина Евгеньевна)

Приложение 1

Task 1. LISTENING

1. Вы услышите диалог. Определите, какие из приведенных утверждений А1-А7 соответствуют содержанию текста (1 – True), какие не соответствуют (2 – False) и о чём в тексте не сказано, то есть на основании текста нельзя дать ни положительный, ни отрицательный ответ (3 – Not stated). Обведите номер выбранного Вами варианта ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

A1. Nigel is looking for his shower cap.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

A2. Nigel wants Selina to lie to Katy.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

A3. Selina knows what a triathlon is.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

A4. Selina is skeptical about the value of triathlons.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

A5. Nigel’s exams will be easy.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

A6. Selina prefers individual sports.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

A7. Nigel has fun at the swimming pool.1) True 2) False 3) Not stated

2. Вы услышите интервью. В заданиях А8 – А14 обведите цифру 1, 2 или 3, соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды.

A8. Ray gives a list of competitions he enters to show that1) his work is very varied.2) he has a very demanding job.3) anyone could do a job like this.

A9. How did Ray become a professional competition winner?1) It started from a childhood hobby.

2) A specific prize inspired him.3) He was frustrated with his job at the time.A10. How did Ray win the computer?1) by skill2) by mistake3) by chance

A11. Ray’s holiday in Kenya is an example of1) a typical prize.2) a useful prize.3) a memorable prize.

A12. In what way is technology changing the world of competitions?1) It is giving more people the chance to win.2) It is discouraging professionals like Ray from taking part.3) It is reducing the element of luck.

A13. Why does Ray tell the anecdote about chocolate cookies?1) to warn that competitions can be dangerous2) to say that sometimes his prizes can cause problems3) to criticize companies who set competitions in an irresponsible way

A14. What can you say overall about Ray and his job?1) He is naturally materialistic and is attracted by the easy winnings.2) He finds his job rewarding but doesn’t take it too seriously.3) He is proud of what he does and wants to show that it is a real profession.

Задания А1–А7

Вы услышите диалог. Определите, какие из приведённых утверждений А1–А7 соответствуют содержанию текста (1 – True), какие не соответствуют (2 – False) и о чём в тексте не сказано, то есть на основании текста нельзя дать ни положительного, ни отрицательного ответа (3 – Not stated). Обведите номер выбранного Вами варианта ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды. У Вас есть 20 секунд, чтобы ознакомиться с заданиями.

Nigel: Hi, Selina, you haven’t seen my running shoes, have you?

Selina: Nigel, you’re so disorganised these days and I’m sick of tidying up all the time after you. You must have about half a dozen pairs of trainers anyway, you can’t have lost them all.

Nigel: There they are, behind the door. Right I’m off, I’ll be back in a couple of hours or so. If Katy phones, tell her I’m in the shower or something.

Selina: Hang on, Nigel, you’ve just got back from the pool. What’s going on, are you in training for the Olympics or something?

Nigel: I wish I was that good. No, I’m getting ready for the Manchester triathlon next month, I thought I’d told you about it, Selina?

Selina: You never tell me anything, I’m just your sister. What exactly is a triathlon? Hmmm, tri-athlon, I guess it means three of something. Running, swimming and…

Nigel: Cycling, that’s the hardest bit actually. It’s murder going up hills on a bike and the course is going to be pretty hilly. Maybe I should get a better bike?

Selina: Nigel, I don’t see the point in all this training. It’s not just one sport, it’s three, and it must take up loads of time, not to mention the expense of buying all that kit. Haven’t you got exams next month too?

Nigel: Oh, I’m not worried about those. I did pretty well last year without doing too much work and I don’t see why this time will be different. Anyway, Selina, all this sport keeps me fit and ‘healthy mind in a healthy body’, as they say. But why don’t you come out for a run some time?

Selina: I might do that but I don’t want to go crazy like you and spend all day getting in and out of my tracksuit. I think I’d go for something a bit more laid-back like table tennis or badminton, something which you do with other people, although I guess it’s up to the individual what they prefer.

Nigel: Come to the pool with me and Andrew some time. There’s quite a few of us who meet up there and it’s a real laugh, that is once we’ve got the training session over with and sat down in the cafй. Anyway, better run!

You have 15 seconds to complete the task. (pause 15 seconds). Now you will hear the text again. (Repeat). This is the end of the task. You now have 15 seconds to check your answers. (pause 15

seconds).

Задания А8–А14

Вы услышите интервью. В заданиях А8–А14 обведите цифру 1, 2 или 3,соответствующую выбранному Вами варианту ответа. Вы услышите запись дважды. У Вас есть 50 секунд, чтобы ознакомиться с заданиями.

Now we are ready to start.

Presenter: Welcome everyone again to the ‘Different Lives’ programme. Here in the studio today we have Ray Bell who is, er, I guess we can call you a professional competition winner.

Ray: That’s about right but I don’t win every competition I take part in, unfortunately. It would be nice if I did!

Presenter: Ray, can you tell us exactly what you do?

Ray: I make a living from competitions, all sorts of them. You name them, I do it: word games, questionnaires, quizzes, collecting tokens, riddles, treasure hunts, making up slogans…. The list is endless really but there are loads out there and I do about 50 a week. Some are very quick to do, maybe just answering a simple couple of questions by text message, others can take several weeks, especially those involving collecting a certain number of samples of a product, like bottle tops. The prizes vary too but I win enough to justify the time put in.

Presenter: How did you get into this world of competitions?

Ray: Well, I’d done a few competitions when I was younger and quite liked them but there’s nothing unusual in that. I mean everyone has done some sort of contest, haven’t they? What turned things round was when I won my first serious prize, a home computer. It was a very basic model but quite expensive at that time, probably more than a month’s wages in my boring office job. I was thrilled to bits with that computer and all I had done was just sendoff a questionnaire and get my name pulled out of a hat. It made me think that I could get other stuff too if I did more of the same. So, it all started. I got more skilled and successful, and eventually I was able to give up my regular work and concentrate on it full time.

Presenter: Tell us more about the prizes you’ve won, Ray.

Ray: Most of them are quite small really, like a cuddly toy or a discount on something. Competitions are basically marketing ploys and companies tend to just give you free products, some of which you might not even really want. I remember winning 12 packs of nappies when my young son had just become toilet trained! The big wins stand out of course. Two years ago I won a car, which I really needed at the time, but my best prize was a safari in Kenya, it was the holiday of a lifetime and I’m still looking at the photos.

Presenter: There must be a lot of people doing the same thing though.

Ray: You’re right there. It’s getting harder to win competitions but not because of other people, it’s the technology, especially the Internet. Now quizzes and the like are easy to answer because

you can look up the information in a matter of seconds. Everyone who enters a competition like that will have the right answer so it comes down to luck or an extra task like making up an advertising slogan, saying why you like the product in less than 20 words, that kind of thing. It’s very hard to do those kinds of tasks because you don’t really know what the judges are looking for.

Presenter: Back to prizes, you must have won a few things you regret getting.

Ray: Sure, I mentioned the nappies, but what sticks out is a year’s supply of chocolate cookies. I had to make up a poem about them and I thought my effort was silly so I was surprised to win. Anyway, the cookies arrived and for three months the whole family ate them until they were coming out of our ears. Then one day I bit into one and lost a tooth. One cookie too many! The dentist laughed her head off when I told her how it happened but she advised me to stay off the cookies for a while, which I did. I haven’t eaten one since!

You have 15 seconds to complete the task. (pause 15 seconds). Now you will hear the text again. (Repeat). This is the end of the task. You now have 15 seconds to check your answers. (pause 15 seconds). This is the end of the Listening test.


Task 2. LEXICAL-GRAMMAR TEST

Choose the correct answer

1. … greatest poet, William Shakespeare, was born in 1564.A. The Englands’ B. Englands’ C. England D. England’s

2. John, … very superstitious man, believed this was … bad omen.A. a, the B. a, a C. the, a D. the, the

3. According to Christian, … way for him was to warn about the delay in advance.A. easier B. the most easy C. the easyest D. the easiest

4. The British Film Institute will discuss … tendencies in European cinema and try to predict the direction of its future development.A. the least B. the latter C. the latest D. later

5. English is as … as German.A. difficult B. more difficult C. the most difficult D. difficulter

6. The new cinema in our district is … than the old one.A. good B. better C. the best D. more good

7. He is one of … criminals in the world.A. the most dangerous B. the more dangerous C. more dangerous D. most dangerous

8. You spent too … time on this translation.A. much B. many C. a little D. few

9. I have very … time.A. a few B. a little C. few D. little

10. … flat is large.A. Peters and Helens B. Peter and Helen’s C. Peter’s and Helen’s D. Peter and Helen

11. He always has a good time there, … ?A. hasn’t he B. doesn’t he C. isn’t he D. has he

12. I’m a good pupil, … ?A. aren’t I B. am I not C. am I D. are I

13. … is the best swimmer?A. Who of us B. What of us C. Whom of us D. Which of us

14. The children were delighted … to the circus.A. to bring B. to have been

broughtC. to be bringing D. to have brought

15. The child did not like … .A. to be washing B. wash C. to be washed D. to have washed

16. We asked the teacher if we … use dictionaries.A. might B. can C. must D. are to

17. He … have written the letter, but the signature is certainly not his.A. can B. had to C. must D. may

18. … by a passing car, the poor man was at once taken to hospital.A. Knocking down B. Having knocked

downC. Being knocked down

D. Having been knocked down

19. … by the name of Petrov lives on the third floor.A. Somebody B. Some C. Anybody D. Something

20. There is … ink in my pen: I can’t write.A. some B. no C. any D. an

21. Are there … new pupils in your class?A. no B. some C. any D. nobody

22. Here are … books by English writers. Take … book you like.A. some, some B. some, any C. no, any D. any, some

23. Students … foreign languages should read special literature in the original.A. studied B. being studied C. studying D. having been

studied

24. Some of the questions … to the lecturer yesterday were very important.A. having put B. being put C. put D. putting

25. … in, he was told to take off his coat and wait for a while.A. Being shown B. Having been

shownC. Showing D. Showed

26. … at night, he wasn’t able to concentrate.A. Not having slept B. Not having been

sleptC. Not slept D. Not sleeping

27. … the wrong direction, the travelers soon lost their way.A. Having shown B. Showing C. Having been

shownD. Being shown

28. You look tired. What … ?A. did you do B. did C. do you do D. have you been

doing29. Lilly … her eyes and … silent. She knew that he … for her to talk about the weather, and wondered when he was coming to the point.A. dropped, remained, has not sent

B. was dropping, was remaining, sent

C. dropped, remained, had not sent

D. dropped, remained, sent

30. Paul … at the thought of how successfully they … the people who were fond of spreading rumours in the small village. At last he … a desired end.A. chuckled, had deceived, attained

B. was chuckling, have deceived, has attained

C. chuckled, have deceived, attained

D. chuckled, deceived, attained

31. She … terrible during the interview because she … from flu since the previous day.A. was feeling, had been suffering

B. felt, had been suffering

C. was feeling, has suffered

D. felt, has been suffering

32. Mike works in an investment firm. He … forever days off because of one little illness or another. So far, he … any problems at work.A. takes, has not B. is taking, had not

hadC. is taking, has not had

D. takes, has not had

33. I … my career at this business company when I was 24. Next year I … in the company for 10 years.A. have begun, will be working

B. began, will have worked

C. have begun, will have worked

D. began, will have been working

34. Mother … near the child’s bed keeping her eye on him. She … his temperature and … out that the medicine … effective.A. was sitting, took, found, had not been

B. had been sitting, took, found, has not been

C. was sitting, took, took, has not been

D. sat, has taken, has found, was not

35. I was told you … Mr. Green before.A. meet B. were meeting C. had met D. met

36. He … up, … his breakfast and … home.A. had got, had had, had left

B. got, had, left C. get, have, leave D. has got, has had, has left

37. She … in Germany since 2000 and so far she … never … to leave the country.A. has lived, did not intend

B. had been living, had intended

C. has been living, has intended

D. lived, has intended

38. “I ... about buying a new car recently.” “Really? What sort of car?”A. had been thinking B. thought C. have thought D. think

39. Detroit … as the first capital city of Michigan, but now Lansing is the capital city of Michigan.A. chose B. have been chosen C. was chosen D. has chosen

40. Over 57 million students … in American schools which range from kindergartens to high schools.A. are enrolled B. were enrolled C. was enrolled D. has been enrolled

41. This gorgeous cake … by my sister! She’s a culinary genius!A. will be made B. was being made C. was made D. has just been made

42. Look! The castle … now. It will look great soon!A. is being reconstructed

B. is reconstructed C. was reconstructed D. will have been reconstructed

43. While we were on holiday, our camera … from our hotel room.A. is stolen B. has been stolen C. was stolen D. had been stolen

44. We’ll have to change the curtains, darling. They don’t … the new suite.A. pass B. fit C. tie D. match

45. If you try long enough then you’ll … succeed.A. perhaps B. eventually C. maybe D. possibly

46. Did you have an … to visit the Louvre when you were in Paris?A. capability B. possibility C. opportunity D. chance

47. We know that western music comes from the … Greeks.A. old B. ancient C. aged D. antique

48. The new online payment system offers a convenient and … way to pay your taxes.A. efficient B. effectible C. effective D. effecting

49. The house I have just bought is close to shops, schools, and other local … .A. amenities B. buildings C. facilities D. offices

50. The tennis match was held up for ten minutes when the … fainted.A. judge B. umpire C. arbitrator D. referee


Task 3. SPEAKING

Variant 1Information

In this part you will most probably speak without interruption for some minutes. Then judges can ask you additional questions on the topic you have presented. You are to demonstrate the ability to:

speak at length, elaborating on the topic; express attitude, give reasons, make conclusions; use accurate grammar structures; use a good range of vocabulary.

Comment on the following topicMany people live in and around the Sahara Desert in Africa in some of

the most inhospitable conditions in the world. To outsiders it looks like an impossible place to live.

Think about this topic and express your own opinion about it. The questions below can help you.

***

Are people in poor countries less satisfied with their lives? Or have they learned how to adapt?

What are the major problems in their lives?If conditions are so bad, what is it that keeps people there?What does it mean to live on under $1 per day?Can sponsors’ financial support save a life there?How can we help them?

Task 3. SPEAKING

Variant 2

Information

In this part you will most probably speak without interruption for some minutes. Then judges can ask you additional questions on the topic you have presented. You are to demonstrate the ability to:

speak at length, elaborating on the topic; express attitude, give reasons, make conclusions; use accurate grammar structures; use a good range of vocabulary.

Comment on the following situation

Today more and more people are leaving villages to work and live in towns. As well as there are still quite a lot of people who prefer country life. So, some people live in the country, while others live in the town. But who is to say which way of life is better and why?

Give as many reasons as possible for this problem. Include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

TOWN OR VILLAGE?

Владимирский государственный университет имени Александра Григорьевича и Николая Григорьевича Столетовых

RegionalForeign

LanguagesCompetition

2019

Регистрационный номер участника _________

Кафедра иностранных языков профессиональной коммуникации

600000, г. Владимир, ул. Горького, 87Тел.: (4922) 47 – 98 – 25, 47 – 76 – 33

E-mail: foreign@vlsu. ru;



REGIONAL CONTESTANT NUMBER__________ENGLISH Регистрационный номер участникаLANGUAGECOMPETITION, 2019 TOTAL SCORE: _______________

ANSWER SHEET

Task 1. LISTENING № задания ответ

A1A2A3A4A5A6A7A8A9A10A11A12A13A14

SCORE

Task 2. LEXICAL-GRAMMAR TEST 1. 11. 21. 31. 41.2. 12. 22. 32. 42.3. 13. 23. 33. 43.4. 14. 24. 34. 44.5. 15. 25. 35. 45.6. 16. 26. 36. 46.7. 17. 27. 37. 47.8. 18. 28. 38. 48.9. 19. 29. 39. 49.10. 20. 30. 40. 50.SCORE


Список участников Олимпиады по английскому языку 5 апреля 2019 года и их результаты

по итогам первого тура

№ Фамилия, Имя,

Отчество

Регистрационный

номер участни

ка

Школа Класс ФИО учителя Количество баллов по результатам

первого тура

1 Алешина Алена

31 Владимирский

педагогический

колледж

2 курс

МалыгинаАнна

Евгеньевна

30

2 АнашкинаДарина

10 СОШ № 10, Владимир

10 Белым Наталья Алексеевна

383 Андрианова

София7 Владимирск

ий педагогичес

кий колледж

1курс

Лопухова Екатерина

Викторовна

24

4 Анютенкова Виктория



колледж

2 курс



33

5 Байзакова Адель

6 СОШ № 1,Гусь-

Хрустальный

10 Берсенева Светлана Алексеевна

48

6 Большаков Александр



287 Борисова

Елизавета39 СОШ № 10,

Владимир10 Белым Наталья

Алексеевна30

8 Ванякина Ирина

8 Гимназия № 35,

Владимир

10 Меркутова Юлия Игоревна

35

9 Волгаевская Елизавета

40 Гимназия № 35,

Владимир


52

10 Градусова Полина

11 СОШ № 2,Лакинск

11 Зауташвили Екатерина Евгеньевна

40

11 ГриневаДиана

15 Садовая СОШ,

Суздальский район

11 Гришина Любовь Николаевна

27

12 ГурееваАрина


педагогичес

1курс



19


13 Денисова Александра



колледж

2 курс



27

14 ДроздАнна



11 Гришина Любовь Николаевна

34

15 Ельчанинова Полина



10 Кузнецова Екатерина Сергеевна

42

16 Ефимова Виктория




29

17 Жукова Наталья



3918 Зимина

Софья5 Гимназия

№ 23, Владимир

10 Осипова Галина Анатольевна

32

19 Зозулина Диана


10 Молодавкина Ольга Васильевна

3920 Игнатьева

Марина42 Владимирск



1 курс



23

21 Карпухин Кирилл




32

22 Корнилова Светлана

36 Гимназия№ 23,

Владимир

Осипова Галина Анатольевна

36

23 Кошелева Ксения



колледж

1 курс



30

24 Крушатина Анастасия


10 Назаркина Ирина Викторовна

4725 Крыгина

Ксения18 Гимназия



38

26 КрыловЕгор

56 Гимназия№ 35,

Владимир

10 Доброхова Светлана

Леонидовна

42

27 Майорова Ольга



4928 Малинина

Ирина57 Владимирск

ий 2

курсМалыгина

Анна44


колледж


29 Мамлева Дарья


11 Смольянова Ольга Федоровна

5230 Морозова

Дарина34 СОШ № 10,



31 Нгуен Тхи Май Чам

20 Лицей№ 17,

Владимир

10 Русак Лира Фаязовна

46

32 Нестеркова Полина



4933 Никифорова

Валерия59 Гимназия


10 Меркутова Юлия Иговерна

34

34 Норкина Полина



4535 Носкова

Валерия64 СОШ № 15,

Гусь-Хрустальный

11 Завистнова Светлана

Александровна

41

36 Окунева Екатерина




37

37 Овчинников Александр



4838 Панина

Варвара33 Владимирск



1 курс



46

39 Рунова Кристина

43 Лицей№ 17,

Владимир


42

40 Сафронов Даниил




34

41 Севостьянова Виктория



5242 Симонова

Алла37 Владимирск



2 курс



36

43 Синева Полина

72 СОШ № 2, Лакинк


53

44 Скотникова Алиса

24 СОШ № 1, Радужный

11 Морозова Татьяна Александровна

5145 Соколова

Виктория32 СОШ № 10,



46 Стрельцова Анастасия


11 Зауташвили Екатерина

43

Евгеньевна47 Судин

Савелий62 Гусь-

Хрустальный технологиче

ский колледж

имени Г. Ф. Чехлова

1 курс

Мельникова Татьяна Алексеевна

31

48 СыровМатвей



10 Сошина Ольга Константиновна

31

49 Тихменева Екатерина



4850 Тюпанова

Кристина21 СОШ № 13,

Владимир11 Фирсина Елена

Николаевна30

51 Фетисова Виктория

19 Лицей№ 17,

Владимир


30

52 Филиппова Дарья

53 Промышленно-коммерческий лицей, Владимир

10 Родин Евгений Анатольевич

29

53 Фокина Дарья 22 СОШ № 2, Лакинк


43

54 Цицилина Мария

23 СОШ № 1, Радужный

11 Морозова Татьяна Александровна

4555 Шальнов

Михаил55 Гимназия


10 Доброхотова Светлана

Леонидовна

47

56 Швецова Елизавета



51

57 Шилова Марина



3958 Шкляева

Полина44 Гимназия


11 Андрианова Ольга Анатольевна

64

59 ЯшинаЮлия



46


REGIONAL CONTESTANT NUMBER__________ENGLISH Регистрационный номер участникаLANGUAGE

COMPETITION, 2019

Criteria Score NotesIdeas (subject – matter),vocabulary diversity andcommunication skills.Max. 5Fluency and pronunciation.Max. 5Grammar.Max. 5

TOTAL SCORE: _______________


Список участников Олимпиады по английскому языку 30 марта 2018 года и их результаты по итогам второго тура

№ Фамилия и имя участника

Регистра-ционный

номер участника

Класс Школа ФИО учителя

Результаты

Round 1 Round 2ИТОГО

1 Байзакова Адель

6 10 СОШ №1,

Гусь-Хрустал

ьный

Берсенева Светлана

Алексеевна48 13,3

61,2

2 Волгаевская Елизавета

40 11 Гимназия


Меркутова Юлия

Игоревна52

3 Крушатина Анастасия

60 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир

Назаркина Ирина

Викторовна47 13 60

4 Майорова Ольга

35 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир

Белым Наталья

Алексеевна49 13,4 62,4

5 Малилина Ирина

57 2 курс

Владимирский


колледж

Малыгина Анна

Евгеньевна44 12,6

56,6

6 Мамлева Дарья

58 11 СОШ № 10,

Владимир

Смольянова Ольга

Федоровна52 14,8 66,8

7 Нгуен Тхи Май Чам

20 10 Лицей № 17,

Владимир

Русак Лира

Фаязовна46

8 Нестеркова Полина

67 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир


Викторовна49 14,4 63,4

9 Норкина Полина

71 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир


Алексеевна45 15 60

10 Овчинников Александр

69 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир


Викторовна48 14 62

11 Панина Варвара

33 1 курс

Владимирский


колледж

Лопухова Екатерина Викторовна

46

12 Севостьянова Виктория

46 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир


Викторовна52 13,8 65,8

13 Синева 72 10 СОШ Зауташвили 66,8

Полина № 2, Лакинск

Екатерина Евгеньевна

53 13,8

14 Скотникова Алиса

24 11 СОШ№ 1,

Радужный

МорозоваТатьяна


51 14,8 65,8

15 Тихменева Екатерина

26 10 СОШ № 10,

Владимир


Алексеевна48 15 63

16 Цицилина Мария

23 11 СОШ№ 1,

Радужный

МорозоваТатьяна


45 11,4 56,4

17 Шальнов Михаил



Доброхотова

Светлана Леонидовна

47 12,4 59,4

18 Швецова Елизавета

61 11 СОШ№ 2,

Лакинск

Зауташвили Екатерина Евгеньевна

51 14,8 65,8

19 Шкляева Полина



Андрианова Ольга

Анатольевна

64 14,8 78,8

20 ЯшинаЮлия

70 10 СОШ№ 2,

Лакинск

Зауташвили Екатерина Евгеньевна

46 12,8 58,8

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