LISTENING

LISTENING
I
You usually imagine an artist with a brush in one hand and a palette in the other hand. Grant Sharman is
different. He can’t use his hands or feet. So Grant paints with his mouth. When Grant was young he was
good at Science and he wanted to be a pilot. His plans changed when he had a serious accident. He broke
his neck and lost the use of arms and legs. Before the accident Grant could paint but he wasn’t very good.
He needed to learn new techniques after the accident. But now Grant is very good at drawing and
painting. He is a professional artist and he can make money from his painting.
Wybierz odpowiednie słowo tak, aby treść poniższych zdań zgadzała się z treścią zdań w
usłyszanym tekście:
1
We …………… imagine an artist with a brush in one hand and a palette in the other hand.
A often
B usually
C always
2
Grant Sharman is ……………… .
A different
B typical
C strange
3
Grant paints with his ……………….. .
A feet
B hands
C mouth
4
When Grant was young he was good at Science and he wanted to be a ……………… .
A pilot
B painter
C scientist
5
His plans changed ………………… .
A before he had a serious accident
B when he had a serious accident
C and then he had a serious accident
6
He broke his neck and …………….. .
A his arms and legs
B hurt his arms and legs
C lost the use of arms and legs
7
Before the accident Grant …………….. paint but he wasn’t very good.
A could paint but he wasn’t very good
B could paint and was very good
C couldn’t paint because he wasn’t good enough
8
He is a professional artist and he can ……………... .
A make money
B become famous
C have his pictures in a gallery.
…… / 8
II
Peter: We’re having a party on Tuesday. It’s Jenny’s birthday. Would you like to come?
Joe:
Sure. How do I get to your house?
Peter: Well, go along Badwell Road, cross over Maypole Avenue, turn right after the hospital, go past
the supermarket, at the first traffic lights turn left into Crownhill Street and the house we live in
is on your left, opposite St Mary’s school, next to the Lloyd's bank. You can’t miss it.
Joe:
OK. See you on Tuesday.
Zdecyduj czy podane zdania są prawdziwe (T) czy fałszywe (F):
1
2
Peter is inviting Joe to a birthday party.
They are having the party on Thursday.
T / F
T / F
3
4
Peter and Jenny’s house is on Joe’s right.
Their house is opposite St John’s school.
T / F
T / F
5
Their house is next to the bank.
T / F
6 It is difficult to find the house.
7 Joe is going to the party.
T / F
T / F
….. / 7
READING
I
Jules Rimet was born in France in 1874. At school and university he was an excellent student. He liked
sport but he never played football. He preferred athletics.
After university he worked in business and for charities. Then, in 1914, he went to fight in the First World
War. After his experiences in war, he became a pacifist and had the idea for an international football
tournament.
In 1921 he became president of the Federation of International Football Associations (FIFA), and three
years later he invited different nations to participate in the first World Cup. Thirteen teams played in the
first tournament in 1930.
In 1946 FIFA named the trophy The Jules Rimet World Cup to commemorate his 25 years as president.
Jules Rimet died at the age of 84 in 1956.
Zdecyduj czy podane zdania są prawdziwe (T) czy fałszywe (F):
1 Jules Rimet was French
T / F
2
He did very well at school.
T / F
3
He preferred football to athletics.
T / F
4
5
When he graduated, he started working in business.
After university he helped poor people.
T / F
T / F
6
He became a pacifist but he went to fight in the First World War.
T / F
7
He had the idea for an international football competition.
T / F
8
9
In 1921 he invited different nations to participate in the first World Cup.
In 1946 Jules Rimet was not president of the Federation
T / F
of International Football Associations (FIFA).
T / F
FIFA named the trophy The Jules Rimet World Cup after his death.
T / F
10
……. / 10
II
Dopasuj nagłówki do akapitów:
A Famous Associations
B Facilities
C History
D Location
1 ……
Worcester, England, is located in beautiful countryside in the valley of the River Seven. To the west are
the Malven Hills, famous for the mineral waters and as the landscape in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings. At
the same time, Worcester is only an hour’s drive away from Birmingham, Britain second largest city.
2 …...
Worcester is full of history. The present city was founded in 680 AD and before that was a Roman town
in the same place. There are many beautiful old buildings in the city.
3 .…..
The city is small with a population of 95,000, but it is famous for several things. Royal Worcester
Porcelain and China began in the 18th century and continues today. Worcestershire sauce is a spicy sauce
which English people put on food and especially in tomato juice. Worcester was also the home of one
England’s greatest composers, Sir Edward Elgar.
4 ……
Many people from the surrounding area go to Worcester. The Crowngate shopping centre and the High
Street are for shoppers. The city also has impressive sporting facilities. River sports, such as rowing, are
popular. There is a racecourse, a top cricket club and ground, and a famous rugby club.. Worcester also
has a university with over 4000 students.
……. / 4
Wybierz odpowiednie słowo / wyrażenie tak, aby ich treść zgadzała się z treścią zdań w
przeczytanym tekście:
5
Worcester is ….. from Birmingham.
A a long way from
B not far
C very far
6
The present city was founded in …… .
A the seventh century AD
B the sixth century AD
C between the 6th and the 7th century
7
There ………….. 95,000 people in Worcester.
A lives
B live
C is
8
Worcestershire sauce is a ………….
sauce
A mild
B cold
C hot
9
10
Sir Edward Elgar was a …………….. .
A poet
B novelist
C musician
There are ………….. places to do sports in Worcester.
A no
B some
C any
…….. / 6
GRAMMAR
I
Użyj właściwej formy czasownika podanego w nawiasie:
1
We ……............……. (stay) up late last night.
2
Look: the old lady ……………………. (dance)!
3/4 Susan…………..……… (buy) lots of things when she ……………………. (be) in Spain.
5/6 Peter ………….…….. (get) up early in the morning and ……………….…… (go) to bed late.
7
I ……………………. (finish) and I’m ready to go.
8/9 Hauptman ………….……..….. (rescue) Benson and ……….…………… (fly) to hospital.
10
I ……………………….. (not speak) French.
.……/ 10
II Zadaj pytania do podanych zdań:
1
Paul finally climbed out of the volcano.
What …………………………………………..……………………?
2
They are reading newspapers.
What ………………………………………………………………..?
3 Jack and Jill were at the theatre last night.
When ………………………………………………….……………?
4
The students speak English fluently.
Who ………………………………………………………………..?
5
Susan is going to meet Jack’s sister.
Whose ………………………………………………………………?
.……/ 5
III Uzupełnij luki:
It was Sunday. I never get up (1) …………… on Sundays. I sometimes stay in bed until lunch time. Last
Sunday I (2) …………….. up very late. I (3) …………… out of the window. It (4) …………….. dark
outside. ‘What a day!’ I thought. ‘It’s raining again.’ Just then, the telephone rang. It was my aunt Lucy.
‘What are you (5) ..……………?’ she asked. ‘I’m having breakfast’ I repeated.
…….. / 5
WRITING
I
Napisz maila do kolegi, który mieszka w Wielkiej Brytanii. Zaproś go na kilka dni do Polski.
Napisz jak moglibyście wspólnie spędzić czas.
II Napisz maila do kolegi, który mieszka w Wielkiej Brytanii. W mailu podziel się wrażeniami z
wakacji we Włoszech/w Hiszpanii.
…….. / 15
KEY
LISTENING I
LISTENING I
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5
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2
3
4
5
6
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B
A
C
A
B
C
A
A
READING I
1 T
2 T
3 F
4 T
5 T
6 F
7 T
8 F
9 F
10 F
T
F
F
F
T
F
T
READING I
1 D
2 C
3 A
4 B
5 B
6 A
7 B
8 C
9 C
10 B
GRAMMAR
I
1 stayed
2 is dancing
3 bought / 4 was
5 gets (ewentualnie got) / 6 goes (ewentualnie went)
7 ‘ve finished / 8 have finished
8 rescued / 9 flew
10 don’t speak
II
1
2
3
4
5
What did Paul finally climb out of?
What are they reading?
When were Jack and Jill at the theatre?
Who speaks English fluently?
Whose sister is Susan going to meet?
III
1
2
3
4
5
early
got
looked
was
doing