AZ I. GÉZA KIRÁLY KÖZGAZDASÁGI SZAKKÖZÉPISKOLA ANGOL ANGOL LEVELEZİS VERSENYE

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1 1 AZ I. GÉZA KIRÁLY KÖZGAZDASÁGI SZAKKÖZÉPISKOLA ANGOL ANGOL LEVELEZİS VERSENYE 2012/2013 HARMADIK FORDULÓ Téma: A. Híres emberek B. Utazás, közlekedés

2 2 Exercise I. Famous people when they were young. Who are they? Find the names in the box and match them with the pictures 1.,. 2,.. 3,. 4, 5,. 6,.. 7,. 8,.. 9,.. 10.,

3 3 R I C K Y M A R T I N E Z Z I O E L I N O R M I L L U R E O M I K I A M A R I H O L L P O N E R R O B Y S K N A H M O T L U A P A N G E L I N A E L I M O R S A P O E S E V E E R U N A E K T C A R M I S O R E M B A D O R R I C A E N Y E F R A M I O L N E D I S N G N I K I M O A N O B B O S I D E N I F I C O T N I R O D S D T N E L I F I R O A L O R R E Y E N T R A C C M L U A P A A J J L V L A D I M I R P U T I N H A A T N D E L E R D E E I L O A C F C O P E R L A C C I L U E R K N A K I L E R N U T S O J L A Y E L L O W B U R N I N G O M S N K O I T A Y B U R C E L M V Exercise II. Find the answers to the questions 1. Which great woman scientist was awarded two Nobel Prizes in the early years of the twentieth century? 2. What did the Polish oculist Dr L Zamenhof invent? 3. Who, according to legend, was the son of Uther Pendragon? 4. He was a chemist and microbiologist and one of the greatest scientists of the nineteenth century. He showed the connection between germs and disease and developed vaccines for rabies, anthrax and cholera. Who was he? 5. Who was the daughter of the Indian Chief Powhatan who saved the life of Captain John Smith and was later baptised as Rebecca?

I M I R P U T I N H A A T N D E L E R D E E I L O A C F C O P E R L A C C I L U E R K N A K I L E R N U T S O J L A Y E L L O W B U R N I N G O M S N K O I T A Y B U R C E L M V Exercise II.

4 4 Exercise III. Choose the correct answer 1. Which English king was famous for having six wives? Henry VIII Charles I James II George III 2. Which man led Germany during World War II? Kaiser Wilhelm Winston Churchill Von Hindenburg Adolf Hitler 3. What is Winston Churchill often pictured with? Car Cigar His Wife Gun 4. The pyramids of Egypt were built as tombs for whom? Poor people Pharaohs Women Russian Tsars 5. Which famous battle did Napoleon Bonaparte lose? Dancing Queen Fernando Waterloo Gimme Gimme Gimme 6. What type of structure is linked to Admiral Nelson? Nelson's Needle Nelson's Column Nelson's Causeway Nelson's Square

Car Cigar His Wife Gun 4. The pyramids of Egypt were built as tombs for whom? Poor people Pharaohs Women Russian Tsars 5.

5 5 7. Which family contained the last Tsar of Russia? Romanov Stalin Gorbachev Tolstoy 8. Which former President of America had an economic policy called "The New Deal"? Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ronald Reagan Herbert Hoover Abraham Lincoln 9. Which leader of the African American Civil Rights movement spoke the "I Have A Dream" speech? Richard Nixon Malcolm X Martin Luther King Jr Booker T Washington 10. Which of the following was the first US President born in the United States of America? Thomas Jefferson Martin Van Buren George Washington John Adams

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ronald Reagan Herbert Hoover Abraham Lincoln 9.

6 Exercise IV. Different means of transport According to the descriptions guess the name of the means of transport. They speak about themselves for you. DO YOU THINK THE EDITOR HAS PUT THE PHOTOS TO THE RIGHT TEXT? Match them! 6 Picture Text 1. You need a boarding card to travel with me. You can have an aisle seat or window seat. I go very high and see the clouds from above. Who am I? Picture A. 2. I need electricity to work. I can have different colours in different big cities of the world. In London I have only 3 lines. In the USA I only travel in San Francisco. In the USA they call me streetcar. What s my name in British English? Picture B 3. I love swimming. I can carry a lot of people. I can function like a hotel. When I get a hole on my side my life is in danger. Then I sink. Who am I? Picture C.

I go very high and see the clouds from above. Who am I? Picture A. 2. I need electricity to work. I can have different colours in different big cities of the world. In London I have only 3 lines.

7 7 4. If you sit on me, you have to balance. Nowadays I am becoming very popular, because travelling by me is the cheapest. I don t need any petrol. I am not the fastest, but when you are sitting on me, you can enjoy the fresh air. What s my name? Picture D. 5. I have big windows, the biggest at the front. I travel on the motorway, highway or in the narrow streets of cities and towns. I am blue in Budapest. In London I have two levels. I can travel very long distances too then I need comfortable seats and maybe a toilet too. I have two names what are they? C Picture E. 6. I always travel in the dark, but sometimes I can see the sunshine too. I don t have to wait at crossings. I can even travel under the Danube in Budapest. In one of the pictures here you can see my grandmother, but I m afraid that photo is at a wrong text. When was my grandma born in Budapest? Picture F. 7. I also need electricity to work. Earlier I needed a steam engine to pull me. When you want to travel by me, you have to go to a building and wait there for me. I need iron to roll on. Who invented the steam engine? Picture G.

I travel on the motorway, highway or in the narrow streets of cities and towns. I am blue in Budapest. In London I have two levels.

8 8 Exercise V Travelling Find the two pictures for each of the countries below and give the numbers. There is one extra picture that doesn t have a matching pair

9 The countries names can be found out from the jumbled letters: Name of the country Number of pictures IDENALC= NASIP= RNGUHYA= ZRABLI= YTAIL= MTENIVA= NAIFLND= JNAORD= ADNII= IAULBGAR= NUMBER OF PICTURE WITH NO MATCH :

10 10 Exercise VI Put the following words into the right category Travelling by air Travelling by train Travelling by ship Travelling by car roundabout, hangar, excess weight, platform, emergency brake, check-in desk, pier, wing, outside lane, lighthouse, sleeping car, toll gate, overhead locker, boarding pass, anchor, caravan, tank wagon, hidrofoil, bonnet, take off, dead-end street, compartment, hovercraft, steering wheel, flight attendant, windlass, departure lounge, pile-up,

lane, lighthouse, sleeping car, toll gate, overhead locker, boarding pass, anchor, caravan, tank wagon, hidrofoil,

Famous Americans on the Civics Test Portraits and Flash Cards

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