Szeretettel köszöntünk a Leőwey Klára Gimnázium angol versenyén!

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1 Szeretettel köszöntünk a Leőwey Klára Gimnázium angol versenyén! Kérünk, először is írd be az adataidat a mellékelt VÁLASZLAP megfelelő helyére (nem erre a papírra). Olvasd figyelmesen végig az itt következő TESZTLAP feladatait! A tesztlapon dolgozhatsz, de VÁLASZAIDAT VEZESD ÁT A VÁLASZLAPRA, mert csak a válaszlapon szereplő megoldásokat értékeljük. A válaszlapon lehetőleg ne javíts, ha mégis erre kerül sor, javításod egyértelmű legyen, a helytelen választ húzd ki. Jó munkát és sok sikert! 1. Mit mondanál ezekben a helyzetekben? Párosítsd össze a két oszlop mondatait. 6p 1 Do you know how to get to Baker Street? 2 Can I use your notebook? A At the deli round the corner, I think. B I can t. I m afraid I have to clean up my room. 3 I can t help thinking C Sure, go for it. I don t need it for about Jenny. now. 4 Shall we play a D Sure. Go down this street then take the boardgame this evening? second corner on your left. 5 Where do you think we E It s okay. should meet? 6 Sorry! F I suggest you should forget her. 2. Egészítsd ki a mondatokat a megfelelő nyelvtani szerkezet odaillő alkotórészével. Egy üres helyre csak egy szót írhatsz. Az összevont alak NEM számít egy szónak. 10p 1. How long you wait for me last night? 2. Kate get up early if she wants to catch the 9 o clock bus. 3. you be at home tomorrow afternoon? 4. Tim asked me how many famous people I met. 5. When I last met Jim, we seen each other for years. 6. I meeting him next Sunday, because he will be in Germany then. 7. Amy is not here. She arrived yet. 8. your mother have to clean up the offices every morning? 1

2 9. Tomorrow morning she will still painting the room. 10. I bet it to snow. 3. Egészítsd ki a mondatokat a listában szereplő szavakkal úgy, hogy a mondat és a szöveg értelmes legyen. Vigyázat! Kettő szót nem kell felhasználnod! 10p store, gathering, can, didn t, frosty, yet, collected, without, laughed, hurried, had, corn Make haste while the sun shines One cold, 1. day in the middle of winter a colony of ants were 2. some grains of 3., which 4. grown damp during the wet autumn weather. A grasshopper half dead with cold and hunger, came up to one of the ants. "Please give me a grain or two from your 5. to save my life," he said faintly. "We worked day and night to get this. Why should I give it to you?" asked the ant crossly. "What were you doing all last summer when you should have 6. your food?" Oh I 7. have time for things like that, said the grasshopper. "I was far too busy singing to carry grain about." The ant 8. unkindly. "In that case you 9. sing all winter as far as I am concerned," he said. And 10. another word he turned back to his work. 4. Alakítsd át a mondatokat függő beszédbe! 14p Példa: I want a glass of water. He said he wanted a glass of water. 1. I can eat ten pancakes in a minute. He said. 2. Do you have a big car? He asked. 3. Where will you go on Sunday? He asked. 4. Let s go skating! He suggested. 5. Shall I open the window? She offered. 6. Shut the door, please! 2

3 The teacher told me. 7. Jenny is taking a bath. She said Jenny. 5. A megadott lehetőségek közül válaszd ki a megfelelőt! 10 p 1. You seem to be having trouble there. I help you? a, Would b, Will c, Shall 2. I don't have enough money to buy lunch. you lend me a couple of dollars? a, May b, Could c, Shall 3. That ice is dangerously thin now. You go ice-skating today. a, mustn't b, do not have to c, would mind not to 4. It's way past my bedtime and I'm really tired. I go to bed. a, should b, ought c, could 5. He have committed this crime. He wasn't even in the city that night. b, shouldn't c, can't 6. John is over two hours late already. He missed the bus again. a, should have b, must have c, will have 7. I'm really quite lost. showing me how to get out of here? a, Would you mind b, Would you be c, Must you be 8. That bus is usually on time. It be here any time now. b, should c, have to 9. I read about your plane's near disaster. You terrified! have been b, must have been c, shall have been 10. It's the law. They have a blood test before they get married. b, could 3

4 c, have to 6. Olvasd el a cikket, majd párosítsd a címeket a bekezdésekkel! 6p A THE AUTHORITIES STRUGGLE TO COPE B RED CHEEKS AND HAPPY FACES C SO THIS IS GLOBAL WARMING D RECORDS TUMBLE AS WINTER BITES E WINTER IN THE AUTUMN F BUT BRITONS MANAGE WITH A SMILE THE BIG FREEZE 1. This winter has already been an extremely cold one for Britain. As far back as October - not even winter, of course - there were heavy snowfalls and sub-zero temperatures in much of Britain, closing airports at times. This was the first time in a decade that snow had fallen in any large amounts so early. 2. The situation is even worse now that winter has properly arrived. At the beginning of this month over six million people were forced to stay at home because of transport problems. Thousands of passengers were stranded at airports as snow blocked runways and flights were delayed or cancelled. Large swathes of the country were under several feet of snow - the most widespread snowfalls for 18 years. 3. Heavy snowfalls and sub-zero temperatures are hardly common in the UK and it is, perhaps, understandable that the authorities were less than fully prepared. However, the scale of the disruption was spectacular. Over 2000 schools were closed by the extreme weather. The London Ambulance service announced that it would only deal with life-threatening emergencies after dealing with over 650 calls in seven hours overnight. Roads were closed, railways blocked and one traffic jam on the M25 motorway around London stretched for over 32 miles (51.5km). Even the Old Bailey - the main criminal court in London - was closed by the weather. 4. The British authorities may have found the weather too much for them, but the British people coped far better. As London s entire fleet of buses stayed in its garages and all but one Tube lines were affected by the weather, some Londoners brought out their skis and skied to work. Those with off-road vehicles helped their neighbours. As is so often the case, the bad weather brought people together. 5. Not everyone found the bad weather a problem. With schools closed and the chance for the first time in years to build snowmen and have real snowball fights, British children were delighted. 4

5 6. The first thought, of course, is more global cooling than warming. But, of course, climate change means a lot more than a steady rise in temperatures everywhere. Global warming really means global climate disruption and the extreme winter weather in the UK is, unfortunately, a very good example of what we can expect in the future. Not a very positive thought. 7. Keresd meg az alább definiált szavak angol megfelelőjét a szövegben. 8p PARAGRAPH TWO 1. Unable to move from the place where something is. (ADJECTIVE) 2. Existing or happening in many places or situations, or among many people. (ADJECTIVE) PARAGRAPH THREE 3. The size or level of something. (NOUN) 4. To take the necessary action, especially in order to solve a problem. (VERB + PREPOSITION) PARAGRAPH FOUR 5. All of a group, period of time, amount etc. (ADJECTIVE) PARAGRAPH FIVE 6. The soft round part of your face below each of your eyes. (NOUN) 7. Very pleased and happy (ADJECTIVE) PARAGRAPH SIX 8. A situation in which something is prevented from continuing in its usual way (NOUN) 5