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Odbiór tekstu słuchanego

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Usłyszysz dwukrotnie trzy dialogi. Przyporządkuj

każdemu z nich sytuację, której dotyczy, zaznaczając
odpowiednią rubrykę w tabeli. Jedna sytuacja podana
została dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnej rozmowy. Za każdą
poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

Dialogue

1

Dialogue

2

Dialogue

3

A

Exchanging
opinions about an
event

B Reporting a sports

event

C

Inviting

somebody

out

D Planning a party

Mark

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Usłyszysz dwukrotnie dwie rozmowy. Uzupełnij zdania

1−2, wpisując w każdą lukę wyraz lub krótkie wyrażenie. Za
każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1

The woman has come to see the doctor because she’s

got a

ache and her throat hurts.

2

The woman is at work

because she

couldn’t sleep.

Mark

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Reagowanie językowe

3

Przeczytaj cztery krótkie wypowiedzi 1–4. Do każdej z nich

dobierz właściwą reakcję, zakreślając literę A, B lub C. Za
każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

1

What does your sister look like?

A

She looks ill.

B

She likes sports.

C

She’s slim and pretty.

2

Shall I help you with the sandwiches?

A

Sure, if you want to.

B

OK, I’ll help you then.

C

Yes, let’s do it.

3

I feel ill and I have a temperature.

A

Oh, that’s great.

B

Oh, poor you.

C

Thanks a lot.

4

How about these jeans?

A

Good, they work.

B

They’re ten p ounds.

C

Great. They fit!

Mark

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Przeczytaj poniższy dialog, a następnie w każdą lukę (1–4)

wpisz odpowiednią literę (A, B lub C). Za każdą poprawną
odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

Assistant Can I help you?
Allie

Yes. I like this top. Can I try it on?

Assistant Yes, of course. The changing rooms are

1

there.

Allie

Oh, it’s too small. Can I try a bigger one?

Assistant I’m afraid this is the 2

we have in red.

But we have some orange ones. Would you
like to have a look?

Allie

The orange top is OK, but I think I look much
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in red.

Assistant I think you look really beautiful in the

orange one.

Allie

Really? And how much is it?

Assistant It’s in the sale now so it’s only £5.50.
Allie

OK, I think 4

it.

1 A

near

B

over

C

in

2 A

big

B

bigger

C

biggest

3 A

better

B

good

C

best

4 A

I take

B

I’ll take C I’ve taken

Mark

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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 is happening in the picture?

Mark

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Odbiór tekstu czytanego

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Ułóż zdania a−d, tak aby powstały dwa logiczne i spójne

dialogi 1 i 2. Wybierz właściwą odpowiedź, zakreślając
literę A, B lub C. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz
1 punkt.

1
a

Yes, I’d like a pizza please.

b

White coffee please.

c

Are you ready to order?

d

Anything to drink?

A

dacb, B cdba, C cadb

2
a

Would you like a cake?

b

Thanks. It looks delicious.

c

Here’s your pizza.

d

No, thanks.

A

cadb, B cbad, C acbd

Mark

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Mini mock exam

Units 5–9 Test B

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Ann is asking Bob for information about a test.

Mark

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Przeczytaj cztery sms-y, a następnie zdecyduj, czy znajdujące

się pod nimi zdania właściwie określają intencję nadawcy.
Obok zdań 1−4 wpisz T (TRUE), jeśli zdanie jest zgodne
z intencją autora lub F (FALSE), jeśli nie. Za każdą poprawną
odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

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Przeczytaj wypracowanie Pauliny, a następnie zadecyduj,

które zakończenie zdań 1–4 znajduje potwierdzenie
w tekście, zakreślając literę A, B lub C. Za każdą poprawną
odpowiedź otrzymasz 1 punkt.

My favourite author
My favourite author is Roald Dahl. He is very

special to me not only because I like his stories. I

think that I have learnt a lot of English from his

books. ‘James and the Giant Peach’ was the first

book I read in English. It was when I was in England

with my mother. I had a bit of an accident and I

had to spend two weeks in hospital. I was bored, so

my cousin lent me some of Dahl’s books and they

were not very difficult for me.

Roald Dahl was born in Wales, but his parents came

from Norway. It was very important for his father

that Roald receive a good education. He went to

a few different schools, but he did not like them

because the discipline was very strict. He wrote

a lot about schools in his books and some of the

teachers in his books are not very nice. I have read

‘Matilda’ and I would not like to go to her school.

Roald Dahl had five children. I think this is why

many of his books are for children. Sadly, his

daughter Olivia died when she was seven. Dahl

wrote his book ‘BFG’ for her. ‘BFG’ means Big

Friendly Giant and it is my favourite book. When

Dahl worked in a chocolate factory, his dream was

to invent a new kind of chocolate. At that time he

wrote ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’.

I think that Roald Dahl will always be on my list

of favourite writers. I like the stories. I think they

are funny. Some people call it black humour, but it

makes me laugh. I also like the pictures by Quentin

Blake. They are a bit scary, but funny. My mum

likes reading stories for adults by Dahl. I will have

to try and read them one day. My mum says they

are a bit scary, too.

1

Paulina started reading books in English because

A

there were a lot of books in the hospital.

B

her mother told her to do it.

C

she had nothing to do.

2

The students at Matilda’s school

A

had strict discipline.

B

got a good education.

C

had nice teachers.

3

‘BFG’ is about

A

new kinds of sweets.

B

a nice and very big creature.

C

Dahl’s daughter.

4

Paulina’s mum

A

likes stories for children.

B

doesn’t like scary stories.

C

also reads books by Dahl.

Mark

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Units 5–9 Test B

My favourite author

y

My favourite author is Roald Dahl. He is very

special to me not only because I like his stories. I

y

y

think that I have learnt a lot of English from his

p

yy

books. ‘James and the Giant Peach’ was the first

gg

book I read in English. It was when I was in England

with my mother. I had a bit of an accident and I

g

g

g

g

had to spend two weeks in hospital. I was bored, so

yy

my cousin lent me some of Dahl’s books and they

p

pp

were not very difficult for me.

y

Roald Dahl was born in Wales, but his parents came

yy

from Norway. It was very important for his father

pp

that Roald receive a good education. He went to

y

y

p

y

y

p

a few different schools, but he

gg

did not like them

t

because the discipline was very strict. He wrote

a lot about schools in his books and some of the

p

y

p

y

teachers in his books are not very nice. I have read

‘Matilda’ and I would not like to go to her school.

yy

t

Roald Dahl had five children. I think this is why

g

many of his books are for children. Sadly, his

daughter Olivia died when she was seven. Dahl

y

y

y

y

wrote his book ‘BFG’ for her. ‘BFG’ means Big

g

Friendly Giant and it is my favourite book. When

g

Dahl worked in a chocolate factory, his dream was

y

y

y

y

to invent a new kind of chocolate. At that time he

y,

y,

wrote ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’.

I think that Roald Dahl will always be on my list

y

of favourite writers. I like the stories. I think they

y

y

y

y

are funny. Some people call it black humour, but it

y

makes me laugh. I also like the pictures by Quentin

y

p

p

y

p

p

Blake. They are a bit scary, but funny. My mum

g

p

y

g

p

likes reading stories for adults by Dahl. I will have

y

y

y

y

y

y

y

y

to try and read them one day. My mum says they

g

y

g

are a bit scary, too.

y

Hello Bob
Change of plans!! We are meeting an hour later than we’ve

planned. It’s 7.30! Can you pass that on to Karl?

Ann

Hi Ann
I’ve seen a fantastic top in C&A. I think it’s just what you need for

the party. I can show you after school.
Lisa

Bob
Is there a Maths test tomorrow? Was Mrs Brown at school today? I

think she was ill last week. Let me know asap.
Ann

Hi Bob
Forgot about bread. Can you buy some on the way? Sorry for the
trouble and please hurry up.

From: Mark

1

Ann is giving Bob information about a meeting.

2

Lisa is asking Ann to do something for her.

3

Mark is offering to do something for Bob.