KONKURS PRZEDMIOTOWY Z JĘZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO

dla uczniów gimnazjów województwa lubuskiego w roku szkolnym 2009/2010

Finał wojewódzki

Na wykonanie wszystkich zadań przeznacza się 90 minut.

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Punktacja:

Zad.1.

(max 5 pkt)

Zad.2.

(max 6 pkt)

Zad.3.

(max 12 pkt)

Zad.4.

(max 5 pkt)

Zad.5.

(max 12 pkt)

Razem

(max 40 pkt)

I.

Dwukrotnie usłyszysz rozmowę na temat miejsca w Wielkiej Brytanii zwanego
Tintagel. W punktach 1-5 wybierz odpowiedź zgodną z treścią nagrania.
Zakreśl literę a, b lub c.

(

0-5 pkt)

1. What does Jessica say about King Arthur?

a) He left Tintagel when he was a child.

b) He built Tintagel castle.

c) He lived in Tintagel.

2. What was special about his sword, Excalibur?

a) It was beautiful.

b) It belonged to Merlin.

c) It was magic.

3. Where is Tintagel castle?

a) It’s in a village.

b) It’s next to a church.

c) It’s on the coast.

4. What happened to the castle?

a) It was rebuilt many years ago.

b) The sea destroyed it.

c) It was destroyed by strong winds.

5. What does Jessica say about Tintagel village?

a) It’s very quiet.

b) It’s popular.

c) It’s a big place.

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II.

Dwukrotnie usłyszysz

rozmowę na temat formy muzyki i tańca zwanej bhangra.

Na podstawie usłyszanych informacji uzupełnij jednym wyrazem luki w zdaniach (1-6).

(0-6 pkt)

Bhangra is from _________________ (1) and Pakistan.

People traditionally played the music at harvest time and also to celebrate New Year and
_________________ (2).

The most traditional instrument is a type of _________________ (3).

Many modern pop artists mix bhangra with hip hop and _________________ (4).

The dancers in Ayesha’s class learn the dance steps and how to move their
_________________ (5).

Women wear colourful clothes including a shirt, _________________ (6) and a kind of scarf.

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III.

Uzupełnij poniższe zdania. Liczba kresek równa jest liczbie liter brakującego wyrazu.

Nie wolno zmieniać żadnej z podanych liter.

(0-12 pkt)

1. David watched her car until it d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ed from view.

2. Betty’s mother was in London to receive her a _ _ _ _ for Mum of the Year.

3. An average candle will _ _ _ n for about six hours.

4. I’m absolutely c _ _ _ _ _ n that I left the keys in the kitchen.

5. You may not like her, but you have to _ d _ _ _ that she’s good at her job.

6. In c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ n to other recent video games, this one isn’t very exciting.

7. Smoking can severely d _ _ _ _ _ your health.

8. I think we d _ _ _ _ _ _ a rest after all that hard work.

9. The shop charges less if the costumer pays in _ _ _ h.

10. The 1987 hurricane was the worst natural d _ _ _ _ _ _ r.

11. As the first d _ _ _ s of rain began to fall, Susan started to run.

12. Let’s toss a c _ _ _ to see who goes first.

IV.

Przeczytaj poniższy tekst, a następnie uzupełnij go zdaniami (a-g).
Wpisz odpowiednie litery w ponumerowane luki.

Zdanie (0) stanowi przykład.

Jedno z podanych zdań nie pasuje do żadnej luki.

(0-5 pkt)

Can you imagine driving 3,000 miles in four days? Last June, my older brother Balen and
I drove from our house in Oregon to his new apartment in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
(0)____C_____ I went along for different reasons. Before I left home, my mother told me
this would be a life-changing experience. At the time, I laughed at her and said, ‘Yeah, right,
Mom, I’m 16. How is this trip going to change my life?’ Afterwards I realized I should have
listened to her.

My first reason for taking the trip was to keep Balen company and to get to know him better.
I’d always been his irritating little sister, but now that I was sixteen, I wanted that to change.
We spent the time listening to music and eating the sandwiches and cookies Mom had packed.
(1)_____________ They ranged from ‘Why are Mom and Dad so weird? (me) to ‘Why don’t
you know how to read a map? (him). The truth is, we went the wrong way so many times,
Balen must have been really annoyed with me. We also chatted a lot about school.
(2)_____________ Unlike me, my brother was a superstar at school. He was one of those
children every parent wants!

Another of my reasons for going on the trip was to have a vacation outside my home town.
We drove through Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and
Tennessee on our way to North Carolina. (3)_____________ The problem was the majority of
the landscape was boring highway. Occasionally, we stopped for gas at an interesting place
and got to explore.

We spent our first night in a motel outside Salt Lake City, Utah. The city is a big busy place
with an overground train system running through the streets. On the second night we stayed at
a hotel in a small town in Nebraska. It would have been fine, but the next morning, we were
trapped for hours in a huge rainstorm. On our final night, we were in Nashville, Tennessee.
Nashville’s famous for country music and there was a big country music festival taking place.
(4)_____________ We tried six hotels and realized we ought to have booked something. At
last we found a room, but it was very expensive. When we finally arrived in North Carolina,
we didn’t have a lot of money left, but we’d had a fantastic time.

Thinking about the trip now, realize my mom was right – it did change my life. It showed me
that there is a big world outside our small city, and I want to see it all. A road trip is a great
way to get to know the person you are travelling with. (5)____________ It would also help if
you can read a map.

a) As a result, it was very difficult to find a place to stay.
b) Just make sure you have lots of CDs and lots of patience.
c) He made the journey to start a new job at a big computer company there.
d) I had only been to three of these states before, so there were a lot of new things to see.
e) The best bit about the trip was arriving in North Carolina.
f) We also had lots of interesting conversations.
g) Well, I listened and Balen gave me lots of advice about how to make friends and get

good exam results.

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V.

Wybierz, zakreślając kółkiem, jedną z czterech propozycji (a, b, c, d) uzupełnienia luk
w poniższych zdaniach.

(

0-12 pkt)

1. My mom made me

_________ before I went to meet my friends.

a) clean
b) cleaned
c) to clean
d) cleaning

2. ”Would you mind

_________ in here?”

a) no smoking

b)

not to smoke

c)

you don’t smoke

d)

not smoking

3. Sharon went to the concert,

_________ being ill.

a) despite

b)

in spite of that

c)

in spite

d)

despite that

4.

“Don’t you think you’re a little too young to be living on _________ ?”

a) yourself

b)

alone

c)

by yourself

d)

your own

5.

These documents _________ before next week.

a) must be signing

b)

will sign

c)

have sign

d)

must be signed

6.

“You shouldn’t have spoken like that to Jane”.

“I know. I really regret _________ those things”.

a) have saying
b) have said
c) having said
d) to have said

7.

I _________ play football before I broke my leg.

a) was use to

b)

was used to

c)

used to

d)

used

8.

“You’d better be careful. _________ you’ll get hurt”.

a) Anyway

b)

Although

c)

However

d)

Otherwise

9.

“Were there many people there on opening night?”
“No, very _________ . We were really disappointed”.

a) few
b) some
c) many
d) a few

10.

“When was the last time you _________ here?”

“Six months ago”.

a) had come
b) was coming
c) came
d) have come

11.

I wish I _________ told Kim about it. Now she is upset.

a) wouldn’t
b) didn’t
c) hadn’t
d) haven’t

12.

It’s time _________ , Mark. It’s half past ten.

a) you’ll get up
b) get up
c) you’re getting up
d) you got up