KLUCZ DO TESTU GRAMATYKA 1

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1. C
2. D

3. D
4. B

5. C
6. A

7. D
8. B

9. A
10. C

11. B
12. B

13. A
14. C

15. D

KLUCZ DO TESTU SŁOWNICTWO

Uznajemy punkt tylko w przypadku bezbłędnej pisowni.

1.embarrassed
2. account
3. vacancy
4. accurate
5. medium
6. novelists
7. reminder
8. rubber

9. coincidence
10. dilemma
11. helpless
12. bitter
13. birthplace
14. burden
15. flexible
16. decreased

17. unwelcome
18. hollow
19. insults
20. noticeable
21. pointed
22. regarded
23. split
24. thread

25. households
26. superficial
27. powdered
28. thoughtless
29. vague
30. overdosing

KLUCZ DO TESTU CZYTANIE

1. B
2. D
3. D
4. B
5. A

6. C
7. A
8. B
9. C

10. B

11. C
12. D
13. C
14. A

KLUCZ DO TESTU LUK

W poniższym kluczu umieszczono jedynie wyrazy wykreślone z oryginalnego tekstu. Przy poprawianiu prac nie wymagamy
oczywiście odtworzenia oryginału, zważając zamiast tego, aby zdania utworzone dzięki wpisaniu wyrazów w luki były
całkowicie poprawne, zarówno pod względem gramatyki jak i treści CAŁEGO tekstu.

1. future
2. round
3. introduced
4. would
5. the
6. who
7. having
8. jewellery

9. smelling
10. identical
11. hand
12. smile
13. subjected
14. ignored
15. for

16. restricted
17. found
18. adequate
19. until
20. by
21. something
22. up
23. into

24. his
25. how
26. smile
27. took
28. and
29. concession
30. follow

KLUCZ DO TESTU KULTURA

1. B

2. C

3. D

4. B

5. C

6. A

7. A

8. D

9. B

10. D

11. B

12. A

13. C

14. A

15. B

16. C

17. A

18. C

19. B

20. A

21. A

22. D

23. C

24. D

25. C

26. D

GRAMATYKA 2

Przyznajemy punkty lub połówki za fragmenty wyróżnione poniżej

tą samą czcionką

.

Ocena oparta jest o kryterium

pozytywne (forma najwłaściwsza), a nie jak na ogół w testach gramatycznych negatywne (brak błędu). W razie wątpliwości
(nie wszystkie poprawne odpowiedzi da się przewidzieć) należy uzgadniać sposób oceny ze wszystkimi poprawiającymi ten
test.

Za rażący błąd w części nie wyróżnionej można odjąć pół punktu. Przy oznaczeniu

0 / 1

nie przyznajemy 1/2 pktu za

częściowo poprawną odpowiedź.

MODAL + INF

0 / 1

1. Due to its ability to tolerate dehydration, the camel

can last

without water for a week or longer.

VERB PATTERN & PASSIVE

0 / 1

2. She was absolutely right

insisting on being shown

all the documents.

OBJECT CLAUSE

0 / 1

3. Tell me, please,

why so many people are laughing

at us and

how we could stop

it.

DETERMINERS

0 / 1/2 / 1

4. I know what you’re talking about because every year I have over 200

students, of whom hardly any / ALMOST NONE/

have

any

basic knowledge of statistics.

COMMA for full score

TIME CLAUSE

0 / 1/2 / 1

5. ...what people

will say when they hear we’ve been telling lies since

the start?

PRONOUN +

DETERMINER

1/2 + 1/2

6.

A two-metre

tree seems to be the best.

A taller one

might upset the proportion of the whole.

MODAL + PI

0 / 1

7. ... over

Afghanistan, Gen. Parker represents the view

that the war can be won and that it

should have been won

PASSIVE

0 / 1

8. I worked in one of the /.../ buildings when the towers

were being built

. It was a fascinating...

VERB PATTERN

0 / 1

9. ...most adults who are

used to having to swallow

large tablets, children may find it very stressful.

CONDITIONAL unreal

0 / 1/2 / 1

10. Nobody

would vote today if people had

better memories or

if they had taken

seriously what they were being / had

been promised...

NOUN

+ ARTICLE/ /PRONOUN

1/2 + 1/2

11.

President Obama’s most extravagant

trip so far –

the one/ that

to

the

Republic of India – was the.... in newspapers

and the electronic media.

RELATIVE

0 / 1

12. ... I want to thank my

co-workers because of whose support

.... begun several years ago, has now been successfully

completed.

COMPARISON

0 / 1/2 / 1

13. ...

the least

that should be done is to add a few signs. There will be

considerably/far/ fewer

phone calls

OBJECT CLAUSE

0 / 1

14. Without finding out

whose voice it was

and

what the last words of the recording were

, it won’t be possible to close ...

UWAGA: także

WHAT WERE THE LAST WORDS....

PRESENT PERFECT

0 / 1/2 / 1

15.I

haven’t talked to my sister yet

, but she appears

to have been having/ have had

problems with her sons since the last

vacation.