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Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 Kod ucznia Kod szkoły – Dzień – Miesiąc Rok DATA URODZENIA UCZNIA ............................................. pieczątka WKK KONKURS PRZEDMIOTOWY JĘZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO DLA UCZNIÓW GIMNAZJUM ETAP WOJEWÓDZKI Drogi Uczniu, witaj na II etapie konkursu języka angielskiego. Przeczytaj uważnie instrukcję i postaraj się prawidłowo odpowiedzieć na wszystkie pytania. • • • • • • • • Arkusz liczy 9 stron i zawiera 8 zadań. Przed rozpoczęciem pracy sprawdź, czy Twój test jest kompletny. Jeżeli zauważysz usterki, zgłoś je Komisji Konkursowej. Zadania czytaj uważnie i ze zrozumieniem. Odpowiedzi wpisuj czarnym lub niebieskim długopisem bądź piórem. Dbaj o czytelność pisma i precyzję odpowiedzi. Nie używaj korektora. Jeśli się pomylisz przekreśl błędną odpowiedź i wpisz poprawną. Oceniane będą tylko odpowiedzi, które zostały umieszczone w miejscu do tego przeznaczonym. Przy każdym zadaniu podano maksymalną liczbę punktów możliwą do uzyskania za jego rozwiązanie. Czas pracy: 90 minut Liczba punktów możliwych do uzyskania: 100 Pracuj samodzielnie. Powodzenia! Strona 1 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 Zadanie 1. (0 – 10 pkt.) Choose the correct answer a, b, c, d 1. I can’t understand what …………..his new Toyota. He was so satisfied with it. a) made Sam sell b) made Sam sold c) made Sam to sell d) had made Sam to sell 2. We ignored the weather forecast and allowed the children to sleep outdoors. Now I wish we…………. a) did not b) would not have c) had not d) should not 3. I knew ……………..people at the party to stay longer. a) too few b) a few c) many d) too little 4. “What’s going on in here ?” - “ The furniture…………….. a) is taken out b) are being taken out c) is being taken out d) are taken out 5. For a stranger he knows London really well. He drives around the city as if he ………… a Londoner. a) would be b) were c) will be d) is 6. Young people talk very loudly, …………makes their parents mad. a) what b) that c) it d) which 7. I don’t believe his story. I’m sure he has…………… a) made it down b) made it up c) made it out d) made it off 8. She didn’t recognize me in the street. She ………………..drunk. a) must have been b) must be c) should have been d) had to be 9. I don’t enjoy…………… a) to be laughed at b) to laugh at c) being laughed at d) laughing at 10. Turn this music off ! It sounds ………………….. a) lovely b) terribly c) awfully d) horrible Strona 2 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 Zadanie 2. (0 – 10 pkt.) Complete the text with one word that completes the text in a logical way. It is a well-known fact that most teenagers pay (1)………………..much attention (2)…............the clothes they wear. There are many reasons (3)…………….teenagers think clothes are so important. First of all , people often judge you (4) …………..the clothes you wear and teenagers want to be liked. (5)………………… , they want to wear similar clothes because they want to feel that they (6)………………….to the same group , (7)…………….makes them feel safe and gives them some kind of identity. Of course, teenagers, especially these days, usually overdo it. For example, they can be really (8)………………of a new jacket (9)……………….because it is expensive or stylish! It’s hard being a teenager, but it’s even harder trying to figure teenagers (10)……………… ! Zadanie 3. (0 – 10 pkt.) Transform a given word in a way it logically fits the gap. I have always wanted to be a writer. Although I was very (1) AMBITION ………….…., I did not have much (2) CONFIDENT…………………...in myself. I knew I had the technical (3) ABLE ………………..and even the (4) APPROVE…………………..and (5) COURAGE……………………..of my parents, but I had a serious (6) WEAK ……………………………… that would be difficult to overcome: not enough (7) IMAGINE ……………………. What changed everything was my first meeting with Russel. I had always had a great Strona 3 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 (8) ADMIRE………...…………...for his novels and the (9) ADVISE…………………… he gave me that day was of great (10) IMPORTANT …………………………. He just said: “Think of the characters and then let them tell the story.” Zadanie 4. (0 – 8 pkt.) Read the text about the TV from A to H, put these letters in a correct order so they constitute cohesive and logical text. THE HISTORY OF TELEVISION A Early sets made in the years after Baird’s breakthrough cost as much as a small car and not many were sold. Soon, though, his original system was improved and in 1936 Britain’s first regular TV programme went on air. B US television boomed in the late 1940s. Commercial stations began to open in almost every city, and national networks made programmes which were seen from coast to coast. One of the American networks - CBS - even developed a colour service as early as 1951. C By the end of the decade, TV culture was rapidly becoming a fact of life on both sides of the Atlantic. Even so, it was still a very young medium - lots of people didn’t have sets - and many experts thought it wouldn’t last. D The idea of a machine able to broadcast both sound and vision goes back to 1875. But it wasn’t until 1926 that a Scottish engineer turned the idea into a practical reality. Now, his invention dominates the modern media. This is its story. E Here’s Looking At You was broadcast by the BBC from north London’s Alexandra Palace studios twice a day for a weekly budget of one thousand pounds. But Great Britain wasn’t the only country producing programmes. Strona 4 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 F That all changed in the 60s and 70s, though, as television started to satisfy the public desire, not just for entertainment, but also for rapid, accurate information. The significance of TV news quickly grew. After all, what other medium could show you live Neil Armstrong’s first steps on the moon? G Other European nations, including Germany, were also involved in the early days of television. As, of course, was America ; it’s there that the real TV revolution began after World War Two. H John Logie Baird produced the first television pictures just eight years after the 1st World War. They were in black and white and were not very clear, but he proved that the principle worked. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Zadanie 5. (0 – 16 pkt.) Match the shop or store to the objects you want to buy. Shopping Quiz a) a box of chocolates b) a pair of sheets and pillow cases c) a sack of coal d) a dozen red roses e) a bar of baby soap f) some tomatoes or a leek g) half a dozen wholewheat rolls or a loaf of bread h) cigarettes, snuff, pipe tobacco or a cigar i) some envelopes 1. a stationer's / a stationery shop 2. a confectioner's / a sweet shop 3. a baker's 4. an antique dealer 5. a draper's / an interior design shop 6. a newsagent's 7. a florist's 8. a chemist's / a pharmacy 9. a (green)grocer's / a grocery store 10. an ironmonger's / a hardware store Strona 5 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 j) a three-piece suit 11. a coal merchant's k) an eighteenth-century wardrobe 12. a tobacconist's l) a kilo of Śląska sausages 13. a butcher's m) a hammer and some nails 14. a pet shop n) a goldfish 15. a tailor's o) a piece of salmon 16. a fishmonger's p) a copy of Polityka magazine a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Zadanie 6. (0 – 16 pkt.) Circle the correct answer a, b, c, d 1. Elizabeth’s II husband is ... a. the Duke of Edinburgh c. the Duke of Sussex b. the Prince of Wales d. the Prince of Cornwall 2. Early in history present day Britain was not invaded by … a. Romans b. Saxons c. Spanish d. Normans 3. Enya and Sinéad O'Connor, world famous singers, come from ... a. England b. Scotland c. Wales d. Ireland 4. The Irish celebrate St Stephen's Day on … a. December 24th b. December 25th c. December 26th d. December 27th c. 1066 d. 1166 5. The Tower of London was founded in ... a. 1006 b. 1055 Strona 6 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 6. Trafalgar Square was built to commemorate … a. Admiral Nelson b. Henry VIII c. Elizabeth II d. Queen Victoria 7. Dragon of Cadwallader is the flag of ... a. England c. Wales b. Scotland d. Northern Ireland 8. Dylan Thomas, born in Wales, was of one the best known of 20th-century … a. poets b. singers c. musicians d. politicians 9. Which is not part of Great Britain?. a. England c. Wales b. Scotland d. Northern Ireland 10. Christmas Day is on … a. December 24th b. December 25th c. December 26th d. December 27th 11. This colour can’t be found on the Union Jack ... a. red b. blue c. white d. green 12. Euro is used in ... a. The Republic of Ireland c. England b. Wales d. Scotland 13. Tony Blair is the leader of … a. the Labour Party c. the Green Party b. the Republican Party d. the Democratic Party 14. The number of sheep outnumber the number of people in ... a. Wales b. Scotland c. Ireland d. England 15. John Locke was a ... a. philosopher c. a Prime Minister c. a singer d. a composer Strona 7 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 16. Which of the following was supposedly not the purpose of Stonehenge: a. a temple made for the worship of ancient earth deities b. an astronomical observatory for marking significant events on the prehistoric calendar c. a sacred site for the burial d. a site of Parliament Zadanie 7. (0 – 20 pkt.) Complete the sentences filling the gaps. Use from one to three words. 1. _______________ and _______________ are the oldest universities in England. 2. Crown Jewels are kept in the _______________. 3. Ireland’s national holiday known as _______________ is celebrated on 17 March. 4. EIRE is another name for the _______________. 5. The capital of Scotland is _______________. 6. The world’s largest observation wheel that is in London is called _______________. 7. Great Britain is separated from the European continent by the _______________. 8. The highest mountain in Great Britain is _______________. 9. __________ _____ is the following day after the Christmas Day. 10. IRA stands for the _______________. Strona 8 z 9 Konkursy w województwie podkarpackim w roku szkolnym 2006/2007 Zadanie 8. (0 –10 pkt.) Decide if the following sentences are True (T) or False (F). 1. Speaker’s Corner isn’t in Hyde Park. ______ 2. Ireland is still a member of the British Commonwealth. ______ 3. Dublin was founded by the Romans. ______ 4. George Bernard Shaw was an Irish writer. ______ 5. Andrew Lloyd Webber has written “Cats”. ______ 6. The Tower of London wasn’t founded by William the Conqueror. ______ 7. Ben Nevis is in Scotland. ______ 8. Boxing Day is also known as St. Stephen’s Day. ______ 9. Nelson’s Column isn’t in Trafalgar Square. ______ 10. The Chamber of Horrors is at Madame Tussauds. ______ This is the end of the test. Thank you. Strona 9 z 9