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OGÓLNOPOLSKI KONKURS JĘZYKA ANGIELSKIEGO
PG 2,3,4
ORGANIZATOR
XVI EDYCJA
WPISZ KOD SZKOŁY
30 LISTOPADA 2016
Czas pracy: 45 minut
Na starcie otrzymujesz od pulę 112 punktów – tyle ile masz decyzji do podjęcia. Za każdą poprawną odpowiedź otrzymasz dodatkowy
1 punkt, za błędną zabieramy 1 punkt. Gdy nie odpowiadasz, zachowujesz podarowany punkt. Pamiętaj, że każda z odpowiedzi A, B,
C, D może być fałszywa lub prawdziwa. W czasie konkursu nie wolno wykorzystywać słowników, notatek, podręczników i innych pomocy
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Życzymy sukcesów i zapraszamy do testu konkursowego English High Flier!
1. If you feel … , why not try one of our tasty snacks?
A) gracious
B) exclusive
C) peckish
D) flawless
2. If you wish to observe a snake, you need to keep your eyes … .
A) wide open
B) peeled
C) tabs on
D) intrepid
3. Which word suits best the collocations?
A nasty …
A heavy …
A streaming …
A) illness
B) health
D) cold
C) coma
4. Henry is a bit tired now but after a nap he will be … .
A) full of beans
B) a butter-fingers
C) a piece of cake
D) on cloud nine
5. I prefer jogging ….
A) than hiking
D) to hiking
B) to hike
C) from hike
6. She likes Shakespeare and Chaucer. Joyce and Ionesco are not her … .
A) cup of tea
B) strong suit
C) kettle of fish
D) pet peeve
7. Which of these would you find in a newspaper?
A) headline
B) obituary
C) editorial
D) caption
8. - You mustn’t tell a soul.
- OK, … .
A) my lips are sealed
C) flattery will get you nowhere
B) the more the merrier
D) this one is on the house
9. - Listen, I’ve got some news!
- ….
A) I’m afraid I haven’t a clue.
B) I’m all ears.
10. - I thought you were going to marry Jim.
-…
A) Well, I’m having second thoughts.
C) It’s on the tip of my tongue.
C) A little bird told me.
B) Yes, by the skin of my teeth.
D) It takes all sorts.
11. Let’s make a … effort to meet all our deadlines at the end of the month.
A) determined
B) concerted
C) joint
12. I … the report by next Monday.
A) will completed
B) will have completed
D) Back to square one.
D) hard
C) can have completed
13. I enjoy taking the kids to the park. = The kids enjoy … to the park.
A) having taken them
B) when they are taken
C) being taken
D) had completed
D) were taken
14. How many … were there on Monday?
A) passer-by
B) passer-bys
C) passer-bies
15. Which sentence is correct?
A) There were plenty of hotels to choose from.
C) We’ve got plenty time left.
B) I’ve given the problem much thought.
D) Much of the forest was destroyed in the fire.
16. Mum was pleased … the results of the exam.
A) for
B) at
C) with
D) about
17. I carried the knife carefully … cut myself.
A) in order not to
B) so as not to
C) to not
D) not to
18. Hot … the night air was, they slept soundly.
A) despite
B) as
C) although
D) though
19. Which of these words have the same vowel sound?
A) crow - eyebrow
B) sew – go
C) read - dead
20. Which sentence is correct?
A) I thought it a waste of money to throw away the food.
C) Applications have risen this year by as many as 50%.
D) passers-by
D) caught – lot
B) I felt confident to pass my driving test.
D) The door opened and in we went.
21. A bangi is …
A) a Maori way of cooking.
C) a fish from New Zealand.
B) cooking meat on hot stones.
D) an Australian tree.
22. Which sentence about Australia is not true?
A) It has less people than Poland.
C) There are mountains in south-west Australia.
B) Only five countries in the world are larger than Australia.
D) Half of the country is desert.
23. The tuatara …
A) is a bird that cannot fly but is very good at climbing. B) is one of the oldest types of animal in the world.
C) is very rare – there are only 60 of them alive in the world today. D) has a third ‘eye’ on the top of its head.
24. Which sentence is true?
A) After 1945 Australian government realized that Australia needed people and they opened the country to
immigrants.
B) Britain sent convicts to the USA first but after the American War of Independence they started sending convicts to
Australia.
C) In 1918 the six Australian states – New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, Western Australia, and
Tasmania – became one country.
D) Lots of people came to Australia in the 19th century to look for gold.
25. Which sentence about Uluru is true?
A) It is called Ayers Rock.
B) It is in the middle of the desert south-west of Alice Springs.
C) It is 60 million years old.
D) It is a special place for Aborigines.
26. Peter Jackson …
A) is the most famous Australian.
C) made the three films of The Lord of the Rings.
B) is the most famous New Zealander.
D) is an athlete.
27. Which sentence is correct?
A) Sydney’s harbour is one of the biggest natural harbours in the world.
B) Melbourne was the capital of Australia.
C) You can still find stilt houses in Brisbane.
D) There are no tall buildings in Darwin.
28. Which tourist attraction will you find in New Zealand?
A) Lake Eyre
B) the opals of Coober Pedy where people live in holes dug out of the rock
C) the Bungle Bungle Range with orange and black round hills
D) the Todd River Regatta
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