Осенью 2026 года состоялись всероссийские проверочные работы ВПР СПО по английскому языку для 1-2 курсов.
После проведения работ стали появляться реальные варианты.
Варианты ВПР СПО 2026 английский язык 2 курс
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Инструкция по выполнению работы
На выполнение работы по английскому языку отводится 1 час 30 минут (90 минут).
Работа включает в себя 7 заданий.
Ответом к заданиям 1–5 является последовательность цифр. Сначала укажите ответы в тексте работы, а затем перенесите их в бланк ответов № 1 справа от номера
соответствующего задания, начиная с первой клеточки, без пробелов, запятых и других дополнительных символов. Каждую цифру пишите в отдельной клеточке в соответствии с приведёнными в бланке образцами.
Ответы на задания 6 и 7 запишите в поля ответов в тексте работы. Если Вы хотите изменить ответ, то зачеркните его и запишите рядом новый.
При выполнении работы не разрешается пользоваться учебниками, рабочими тетрадями, справочниками и словарями.
При необходимости можно пользоваться черновиком. Записи в черновике проверяться и оцениваться не будут.
Примеры заданий:
Установите соответствие между текстами A–E и темами 1–6. Используйте каждую тему только один раз. В задании одна тема лишняя.
1. Ancient human-made flying devices
2. A non-scientific approach
3. А problem to solve
4. The first pilots
5. The beginning of steam-powered flights
6. Ancient dreams of flights
A. There are many old stories about people trying to fly. They would strap on wings or cloaks. Then they would jump from high places, like towers. The Greek story of Daedalus and Icarus is one of the oldest. Similar stories come from ancient Asia and Europe. In these early days, people did not understand how to get lift or control a flying machine. Most attempts ended badly, with serious injuries or even death.
B. The kite was invented in China. This could have been as early as the 400s BC. Two people, Mozi and Lu Ban, are often given credit. Later kites often looked like flying insects or birds. Some even had strings and whistles to make music while flying. Old Chinese writings say kites were used for many things. They measured distances, tested the wind, lifted people, and sent messages.
C. The most famous thinker who started to figure out the basics of aircraft was Leonardo da Vinci. But his work was not known until 1797. So, it did not affect flying for a long time. His designs were logical, but not truly scientific. He thought that flying machines would not need much power. He based his designs on birds flapping their wings. He did not think about enginepowered propellers.
D. The first paper about aviation was written by Emanuel Swedenborg in 1716. He described a flying machine. He knew it would not fly, but he saw it as a start. He wrote that it needed more force and less weight than a human body. He thought a strong spring might help. He also warned that early attempts might lead to injuries. Swedenborg was right that powering an aircraft was a key issue.
E. In 1868 the first air show was held in London. John Stringfellow won a prize for the best steam engine. In 1848, Stringfellow made the first powered flight. It was an unmanned steampowered monoplane. It flew ten feet indoors before crashing. A second try was better. The machine flew freely for thirty yards.
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