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Mini mock exam

Units 0–4 Test B

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Uzupełnij poniższy dialog, wpisując w każdą lukę 1–4

wyraz z ramki w odpowiedniej formie. Za każdą poprawną
odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

watch run go write

Claire Have you ever been to Scotland?
Tom

No I haven’t. I’d love to go there. But I
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to Ireland last year.

Claire Did you? What was it like?
Tom

It was great! We had a great time in Dublin.

Claire What did you do?
Tom

We saw the Dublin Castle, walked along the
river Liffey and 2

a game of Gaelic

football.

Claire Was it good?
Tom

It was very exciting. But when we watching the
match, it started to rain.

Claire So what did you do?
Tom

We had no umbrellas so we decided to run
home. And, bad luck again, when we
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Anna lost her mobile phone.

Claire Oh

no!

Tom

Yes, but she’s got it back.

Claire Really?

How?

Tom

A boy saw it and he followed us just to return
Anna’s phone to her.

Claire And?
Tom

And he is our friend now. I’ve just
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an e-mail to him.

Mark ___ /4

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Zapoznaj się ze zdjęciem. Odpowiedz po angielsku na

pytanie. Udziel odpowiedzi pełnym zdaniem. Za poprawną
odpowiedź otrzymasz 2 punkty.

1

What do you think this man’s body language means?

Mark

/2

Odbiór tekstu słuchanego

1

Usłyszysz dwukrotnie dwie wypowiedzi. Z podanych

możliwości wybierz jedną, zgodną z treścią nagrania,
zakreślając literę A, B lub C. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź
otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1

The man doesn’t like his room so he wants

A

someone to repair the TV and the shower.

B

to get his money back and leave the hotel.

C

to talk to the manager.

2

The woman is asking the boy

A

to pick up the rubbish that he dropped.

B

to help her tidy up the garden.

C

to tell her where his dad works.

Mark

/2

2

Usłyszysz dwukrotnie trzy rozmowy. Uzupełnij zdania

1–3, wpisując w każdą lukę wyraz lub krótkie wyrażenie. Za
każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1

Last night at 6.30, the woman was at home and she

was

.

2

Yesterday in the evening, the girl was playing

basketball in

.

3

When the thieves took the painting from his house,

the man was in his office in London and he was

.

Mark

/3

Reagowanie językowe

3

Do każdego ze zdań 1–4 dopasuj jedną z podanych reakcji

A–E. Wpisz odpowiednią literę w każdą rubrykę tabeli. Jedna
reakcja podana została dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnego
zdania. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1

Look, the entrance is free!

2

That wasn’t very nice to say!

3

Dad, this is my friend, Mary.

4

You’re really late!

A

Sorry, I lost the way.

B

Nice to meet you.

C

Oh, that’s fantastic!

D

Oh, I didn’t mean to be rude!

E

You’re welcome.

Mark

/4

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Units 0–4 Test B

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Przeczytaj poniższy tekst, a następnie przyporządkuj

właściwe tytuły A–E do akapitów 1– 6. Wpisz odpowiednią
literę w każdą kratkę. Jeden tytuł został podany dodatkowo
i nie pasuje do żadnego akapitu. Za każdą poprawną
odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

A Day in Barcelona

1

If you only have one day to spend in Barcelona, you have
to start in the oldest part, known as the Old City, to see
Barcelona’s most famous historic monuments, narrow
streets, lovely atmospheric bookshops and restaurants. If
you wander through the ancient old streets, you will come
to the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia, which dates back to the
13th century. Next you should visit the Palau Reial Major
– the palace where the Catalan kings lived. From there
you can go to see the Esgl`

esia de Santa Maria del Mar –

the most beautiful Gothic church in Barcelona.

2

Not far from the church, at the Museo Picasso, is one of
the biggest collections of artworks by the Spanish artist.
The museum opened in 1963 with a collection of paintings
which Picasso had given to his friend Jaime Sabartés. The
friend wanted to open a museum in Malaga, where Picasso
was born, but the artist himself chose Barcelona. The
collection began with 574 works, but now there are about
1000 works, many of which were given to the museum by
the artist himself.

3

Lovers of architecture must see the magnificent building
of the Sagrada Familia, a church designed by Antoni
Gaudí. Though the artist died in 1926, the famous
building is not finished yet. Gaudí’s work was initially
heavily influenced by the Gothic style. People from all
over the world come to see other examples of Gaudí’s
work, such as La Pedrera or Casa Batllò. A very special
place to go is Park Güell with a world famous colourful
mosaic of a dragon. The park, together with other works
by Gaudí, is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

4

You cannot go home without a souvenir from Barcelona,
and the best place to buy one is Las Ramblas, which
is a network of narrow streets, full of little shops and
cafés. While you walk around, you can see lots of live
performances and shows. If you get to the Rambla de
Mar and you walk to the end, you will see the port of
Barcelona with a giant figure of Columbus looking out
towards the Mediterranean Sea.

A

Unusual architecture

B

The Mediterranean and nature

C

Shopping and having fun

D

For lovers of modern art

E

Visiting the historic centre

Mark

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Odbiór tekstu czytanego

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Przeczytaj poniższy dialog, z którego usunięto cztery zdania.

Uzupełnij luki 1–4 w tekście zdaniami A–E tak, aby był
on spójny i logiczny. Wpisz odpowiednie litery w każdą
lukę. Jedno zdanie podane zostało dodatkowo i nie pasuje
do żadnej luki. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz
1 punkt.

Police officer So, Mr Roberts, could you tell us what

you were doing yesterday between 6.30
p.m. and 11.00 p.m.?

Roberts

1

I think I just had my dinner,

watched TV and went to sleep.

Police officer Oh really? Did anybody see you?
Roberts

2

I live alone.

Police officer You mean to say that you didn’t leave

home last night.

Roberts

No, I didn’t. Oh, maybe I did, but just for
a very short time.

Police officer So you remember. Good. Because your

neighbour saw you leaving the house at
about 7 o’clock. Where did you go?

Roberts

3

Police officer And what happened next?
Roberts

Nothing. I went home.

Police officer That’s very strange. Do you know the

man in the photograph?

Roberts

4

He works for the petrol station, I

think.

Police officer Yes, he does. And he saw you leaving the

station in a black Volvo with three other
guys. Do you think it’s possible?

A

I don’t think so.

B

Well, nothing really.

C

About half an hour, I think.

D

I think I know the face.

E

To the petrol station to buy some cigarettes.

Mark

/4

A Day in Barcelona

1

If you only have one day to spend in Barcelona, you have
to start in the oldest part, known as the Old City, to see
Barcelona’s most famous historic monuments, narrow
streets, lovely atmospheric bookshops and restaurants. If
you wander through the ancient old streets, you will come
to the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia, which dates back to the
13th century. Next you should visit the Palau Reial Major
– the palace where the Catalan kings lived. From there
you can go to see the Esgl`

esia de Santa Maria del Mar –

the most beautiful Gothic church in Barcelona.

2

Not far from the church, at the Museo Picasso, is one of
the biggest collections of artworks by the Spanish artist.
The museum opened in 1963 with a collection of paintings
which Picasso had given to his friend Jaime Sabartés. The
friend wanted to open a museum in Malaga, where Picasso
was born, but the artist himself chose Barcelona. The
collection began with 574 works, but now there are about
1000 works, many of which were given to the museum by
the artist himself.

3

Lovers of architecture must see the magnificent building
of the Sagrada Familia, a church designed by Antoni
Gaudí. Though the artist died in 1926, the famous
building is not finished yet. Gaudí’s work was initially
heavily influenced by the Gothic style. People from all
over the world come to see other examples of Gaudí’s
work, such as La Pedrera or Casa Batllò. A very special
place to go is Park Güell with a world famous colourful
mosaic of a dragon. The park, together with other works
by Gaudí, is part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

4

You cannot go home without a souvenir from Barcelona,
and the best place to buy one is Las Ramblas, which
is a network of narrow streets, full of little shops and
cafés. While you walk around, you can see lots of live
performances and shows. If you get to the Rambla de
Mar and you walk to the end, you will see the port of
Barcelona with a giant figure of Columbus looking out
towards the Mediterranean Sea.

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Units 0–4 Test B

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Przeczytaj dwie krótkie wiadomości, a następnie zdecyduj, które z podanych poniżej zdań

właściwie określa intencję nadawcy, zakreślając literę A, B lub C. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź
otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1

Alice is sending the message

A

to accept Tom’s invitation.

B

to explain why she is going to be late.

C

to ask for information about a concert.

Hi Tom
Just a quick mail to let you know that I’m
coming to your concert. I’m really happy
about it. Thank you for inviting me. I’m
going to come with Lisa and Jeff. We are
taking the 4.30 bus so we shouldn’t be late.
See you soon.
Alice

2

Tom is sending the message

A

to tell Alice about the concert.

B

to ask Alice to lend her notes to him.

C

to ask for information about a lesson.

Mark

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Total

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Hi Alice
I’m really happy that you can come. I hope
you’ll enjoy the concert. One thing I’d like
to ask you. Could you bring the biology
notes with you? I’ve lost mine and there’s a
test next week. Can I borrow your notes for
a few days? That would be great!
Tom