2013 EHF - Zadania PG klasa 2 i 3

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informacje prawnie chronione
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konkursu.
TEST KONKURSOWY
klasa
OGÓLNOPOLSKI KONKURS JĘZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO
2,3,4 PG
ORGANIZATOR
Szkoła Ponadgimnazjalna
XIII EDYCJA
WPISZ KOD SZKOŁY
11 GRUDNIA 2013
Czas pracy: 45 minut
Witaj. Na starcie otrzymujesz od nas pulę 112 punktów – tyle ile masz decyzji do podjęcia. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź dopisujemy Ci jeszcze 1 punkt, za błędną zabieramy dany punkt. Gdy nie odpowiadasz, zachowujesz podarowany punkt. Pamiętaj, że
każda z odpowiedzi A, B, C, D może być fałszywa lub prawdziwa. W czasie konkursu nie wolno wykorzystywać słowników, notatek,
podręczników i innych pomocy naukowych. Sprawdź czy test jest obustronnie zadrukowany. Zgłaszaj wszelkie nieprawidłowości.
O szczegółach i wydarzeniach konkursu czytaj na stronie www.jersz.pl i fb.com/LowcyTalentowJersz. Wyniki konkursu będą
dostępne 6 tygodni po konkursie. Spróbuj swoich sił w konkursie English Ace i konkursie filmowym Filman oraz w pozostałych
konkursach programu edukacyjnego Łowimy Talenty 2013/14.
Życzymy sukcesów i zapraszamy do testu konkursowego English High Flier 2013!
1. Which of these adjectives could be used to describe food?
A) staple
B) canned
C) gourmet
D) stodgy
2. She … sees her boyfriend these days.
A) scarcely
B) hardly
D) hardly ever
C) barely
3. Try not to upset Mary. She has got a lot on her … already.
A) mind
B) head
C) thought
D) plate
4. Humpty Dumpty is an egg-shaped character in … .
A) a TV cartoon
B) a popular film
C) a nursery rhyme
D) a book by Lewis Carroll
5. I love observing how the sun … .
A) shines
B) beats down
D) sets
C) raises
6. An ancient Celtic priest, prophet or sorcerer is called … .
A) Minstrel
B) Tsar
C) Settler
D) Druid
7. Which of these could you find in the kitchen?
A) strainer
B) funnel
C) whisk
D) quilt
8. The party was officially … in 2012.
A) dissolved
B) spread
C) resigned
D) wound up
9. Which of these authors is NOT British?
A) Thomas More
B) Robert Graves
C) J R R Tolkien
D) C S Lewis
10. You … your dog. It has been hungry all day.
A) must have fed
B) can’t have fed
C) mustn’t have fed
D) should have fed
11. Which one is NOT a patron saint of a country of the United Kingdom?
A) St Andrew
B) St David
C) St Benedict
D) St Bernard
12. There was nothing I could do to help, even if I … less busy.
A) would have been
B) were
C) had been
D) may be
13. Shakespeare invented plenty of phrases. They do NOT include … .
A) There's method in my madness
B) In my mind's eye
C) Something is rotten in the state of Denmark
D) To be or not to be, that is the question
14. If she hadn’t been born in the USA, she … a green card to work.
A) would have needed
B) would need
C) wouldn’t need
D) didn’t need
15. The Wall is an album by the English progressive rock group Pink Floyd. The songs from this famous album
include:
A) Comfortably Numb
B) The Division Bell C) Hey You
D) Wish You Were Here
16. What do you call the … that measures temperature? A thermometer.
A) instrument
B) appliance
C) device
D) tool
17. The speaker stopped … his notes before continuing.
A) checking
B) to check
C) check
D) having checked
18. It was a difficult game, but I eventually managed to … the upper hand.
A) gain
B) have
C) show
D) put up
19. Which of these pairs of words may be homophones?
A) shore – sure
B) sew – so
C) lead – led
D) been – bin
20. ‘Pythonesque’ is a term derived from Monty Python, a famous British comedy group. It means:
A) surreal and absurd; unpredictable
C) resembling the humour or style of Monty Python’s Flying Circus
B) critical, severe, and disapproving
D) zany, clownish, and ridiculous
21. … had the alarm gone off … the police arrived.
A) No sooner / than
B) Hardly / then
C) Only / when
D) Not only / but also
22. I knew it was meant to be a secret but I just … it … before I could stop myself.
A) talked / round
B) blurted / out
C) spoke / out
D) got / across
23. She thought she … .
A) has been followed
B) was being followed
24. Do sit down, … ?
A) will you
B) would you
C) had been followed
C) won’t you
D) can be followed
D) don’t you
25. Tom … of moving house. He … his architect tomorrow.
A) thinks / sees
B) is thinking / is seeing
C) was thought / sees
D) is thought / will see
26. I felt really tired. …, I continued dancing.
A) Even so
B) Despite
D) Nevertheless
C) All the same
27. We haven’t … what the boss is planning. I’m sure we’ll be … by his decisions.
A) the foggiest idea / startled
B) a clue / taken aback
C) the faintest idea / rooted to the spot
C) the least idea / flabbergasted
28. His Majesty decrees that all his subjects … counted and then beheaded.
A) are
B) to be
C) should be
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