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Wersja z 08:15, 23 kwi 2007
LISTENING
5 points
Listen to Mrs. Smith talking about her family and answer the questions.
1. Mrs. Smith is happy with her family life.
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True
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False
2. Mrs. Smith has a son and a daughter.
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False
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True
3. Mrs. Smith’s children are teenagers.
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False
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True
4. Joanna loves skating and skiing.
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True
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False
5. Mrs. Smith’s children like computer games.
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False
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True
READING
5 points
Read the opening of Alison’s email to her friend and answer the questions.
Hi Jenny,
How are you? I can’t wait to see you again. I’m having an awful time here – a holiday with your family when you’re 16 is just a terrible idea. My mum wants to sleep longer – she wants to relax because she’s on holiday – while my dad keeps planning all kinds of trips and activities, which drives my mum crazy. The twins – you know they are only 10 – are really impossible. They get up before everybody else and start their busy lives – running around, looking for things they’ve lost, fighting with each other, playing some silly games and so on. I’m so tired of this that I even miss school! Can you believe it? .....
1. Alison is writing to Jenny because
she wants to tell her that she’s on holiday.
she wants to tell her that she’s unhappy.
she wants Jenny to come and stay with her.
2. Alison’s parents have different ideas about how to spend a holiday.
True
False
3. Alison’s brothers are very active.
True
False
4. Alison doesn’t like her holiday but she doesn’t want to go back to school either.
False
True
5. Alison thinks that 16-year-olds shouldn’t go on a family holiday.
True
False
USE OF ENGLISH
20 points
- Ćwiczenie 3 aqm
- Ćwiczenie 4 aqm
- Ćwiczenie 5 aqm
- Ćwiczenie 6 aqm
FUNCTIONS
5 points
Your favourite sport is football. How can you say you like it? Use two different expressions.
1. ...............................................................................................................
2. ...............................................................................................................
You think boxing is really awful. How can you say you dislike it? Use two different expressions.
3. ...............................................................................................................
4. ...............................................................................................................
You want to ask John about his girlfriend’s appearance. Ask one question.
5. ...............................................................................................................
WRITING
15 points
Write a letter to your friend in which you describe a person you’ve met recently, for example your new teacher or a new classmate (150 words).
