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IV. For questions 1 – 15, read the text below and <strong>de</strong>ci<strong>de</strong> which word A, B, C or D best fits each space. There is anexample at the beginning (0). (15 points)Last summer, air pollution in Paris reached dangerous 0 A on six separate occasions. As a result, the government have recently<strong>de</strong>ci<strong>de</strong>d that public transport in French cities will be 1____on days when pollution becomes a 2 ___to people’s he<strong>al</strong>th, in a(n)3___ to encourage people to leave their cars at home.The Mayor of Paris said that he had sever<strong>al</strong> other i<strong>de</strong>as to reduce the pollution problem, such as free parking on the 4___ of thecity on hot, still days when exhaust fumes tend to accumulate. He has <strong>al</strong>so 5___ a €6 million plan for 56 km of bicycle tracks,new pe<strong>de</strong>strianised 6__ and a new tram 7___ for southern Paris. His most popular measure 8___ becoming mayor last May hasbeen to 9___ traffic from sever<strong>al</strong> streets on Sundays.Every summer, air qu<strong>al</strong>ity is at its 10___ in Paris during holiday weekends, especi<strong>al</strong>ly one weekend in July when the 11___ of thepopulation leave by car for their summer holidays. 12___ then improve for the summer, but <strong>de</strong>teriorate again when mostresi<strong>de</strong>nts return at the end of August.The free transport 13___ is part of the response to a new environment<strong>al</strong> regulation which says that loc<strong>al</strong> authorities mustguarantee 14___ air. If it is 15___ seriously, loc<strong>al</strong>s can look forward to a cleaner Paris in the future.0 A. levels B. positions C. <strong>de</strong>grees D. standards1 A. open B. loose C. off D. free2 A. risk B. terror C. threat D. damage3 A. try B. pursuit C. tri<strong>al</strong> D. effort4 A. outskirts B. areas C. suburbs D. provinces5 A. exclaimed B. announced C. stated D. put in6 A. rails B. zones C. crossings D. tracks7 A. line B. lane C. series D. path8 A. as B. from C. since D. while9 A. discharge B. expel C. restrict D. ban10 A. top B. limits C. full D. worst11 A. lots B. majority C. most D. plenty12 A. Occasion B. Opportunities C. Conditions D. Situations13 A. measure B. action C. answer D. move14 A. saved B. secure C. new D. safe15 A. taken B. thought C. held D. formedV. Read the text below and look carefully at each line. Some lines are correct and some contain a word which shouldnot be there. If the line is correct put a tick (√). If the line contains a word which should not be there, write the wordbesi<strong>de</strong> it. There are two examples (0, 00) (10 points)We reached to the Tower at ten o’clock in the morning. 0 toThe first thing we saw was the large queue <strong>al</strong>ready stretching00 √a good way <strong>al</strong>ong the path. But the Tower it looked so big 1that we were sure there must to be room for us <strong>al</strong>l insi<strong>de</strong>. 2We joined with the queue and waited. British people are better at 3this queuing business than us, as I have learned from living here. 4Fin<strong>al</strong>ly the doors opened, we paid our money, and went in and 5began finding out our way around the Tower. I was surprised 6to see so very much armour – the met<strong>al</strong> worn by fighting men. 7And I was very frightened when I saw that where so many 8people had had their heads cut off by the man with 9the axe. Altogether I did found the Tower rather frightening. 10VI. Read the text and use the words given in capit<strong>al</strong>s to form words that fit in the numbered gaps. The words aregiven in the or<strong>de</strong>r in which you need to use them. There is an example at the beginning. (10 points)0 – BEAUTY; 1 – TOURIST; 2 – SUCCEED; 3 – TRADITION; 4 – ATTRACT; 5 – LEGEND; 6 – VISIT; 7 –LARGE; 8 – FAME; 9 – COAST; 10 - COMBINEThe 0 beautiful Cornish peninsula, on Britain’s south-western tip, is one of the country’s most popular areas as far as 1___ isconcerned. Thousands of years ago, Cornw<strong>al</strong>l was a centre of Celtic culture. The Romans tried without 2____ to conquer theregion, and it managed to keep its 3____ way of life and its own language. One of the area’s main tourist 4____ is the nowruined castle of Tintagel, where the 5___ King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table are said to have lived. 6___ can stillsee the remains of the h<strong>al</strong>l, which is 7___ intact. Cornw<strong>al</strong>l is <strong>al</strong>so 8___ for its beaches on the English Channel, to the south-east,and its spectacular 9___ scenery on the Atlantic. The 10___ of a rich history and outstanding natur<strong>al</strong> beauty make this area wellworth visiting.SCRIETI RASPUNSURILE PE FOAIA DE RASPUNS (ANSWER SHEET). BARATI TOATE SPATIILE NECOMPLETATE. TIMP DE LUCRU:60 DE MINUTE. SE ACORDA 10 PUNCTE DIN OFICIU.

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