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Języki Obce W Szkole n r 4/2008 wrzesień/październikZadanie 10. Wybierz właściwy wyraz i wpisz gow oznaczone cyfrą miejsce w tekście. (10 pkt)It was 1 ............ beautiful day. The sun wasshining and it 2 ............ rather warm. We decidedto 3 ............ for a walk to the nearest park.But when we were 4 ............ home it started torain. We 5 ............ know what to do.1.a) theb) anc) a2.a) isb) arec) was3.a) wentb) goc) going4.a) leftb) leavec) leaving5.a) didb) didn’tc) weren’tPrzetwarzanie i pisanie tekstuZadanie 11. Przeczytaj poniższy tekst. (10 pkt)John Wales is a famous footballer. Playingfootball is not only his job, it is also his favouritefree time activity. He started playing when hewas 5 years old. He has been a footballer for 20years now. He has been married since last year.His wife’s name is Susan and she is a well-knownactress. Susan is 2 years younger than John. Theylive in London but they dream about moving toSpain. They would like to buy a house in thesouth of Spain because they both love the Mediterraneanclimate.Napisz podobny tekst o Angeli Jones, która jest tenisistką,ma 25 lat, gra w tenisa, odkąd miała 7 lat,mieszka w Paryżu i chce się przenieść do Rzymu.Napisz o jej rodzinie, mężu i córce. Wymyśl, jak sięnazywają i ile mają lat.Zadanie 12. Napisz list do kolegi/koleżanki. W liściepoinformuj go/ją, że właśnie się przeprowadziłeśi podaj dwa powody tej przeprowadzki. Napisz,dokąd się przeprowadziłeś, opisz swój nowy dom,napisz, jak przeprowadzka wpłynęła na twoje codzienneżycie i podaj swój nowy adres oraz numertelefonu. (20 pkt)Test 3Rozumienie tekstu czytanegoPrzeczytaj dokładnie tekst. Zrób zadania 1, 2 i 3 dotego tekstu.Christmas CardsIn many countries, most people post Christmasgreeting cards to their friends and family,and these cards will be hung on the walls of theirhomes.The custom of sending Christmas cardsstarted in Britain in 1840 when the first ‘PennyPost’ public postal deliveries began. (Helped bythe new railway system, the public postal servicewas the 19th century’s communication revolution,just as email is for us today.) As printing methodsimproved, Christmas cards were produced inlarge numbers from about 1860. They becameeven more popular in Britain when a card couldbe posted in an unsealed envelope for one halfpenny– half the price of an ordinary letter. Traditionally,Christmas cards showed religious pictures– Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus, or otherparts of the Christmas story. Today, pictures areoften jokes, winter pictures, Father Christmas, orromantic scenes of life in past times.Adapted from: http://www.soon.org.uk/christmas.htmZadanie 1. Przeczytaj dokładnie zdania. PodkreślTRUE, jeśli zdanie jest prawdziwe. Podkreśl FALSE,jeśli zdanie jest fałszywe. (6 pkt)1. There are many people who don’t send Christmasgreeting cards.TRUE/FALSE2. This tradition started when the public postwas established.TRUE/FALSE3. The post was helped by the railway system.TRUE/FALSE4. A card in an unsealed envelope was cheaperthan a letter.TRUE/FALSE5. In the 19 th century Christmas cards showedFather Christmas.TRUE/FALSE6. Modern Christmas cards are often summerpictures.TRUE/FALSEZadanie 2. Przeczytaj dokładnie zdania. Wybierzi podkreśl jedno właściwe słowo. (5 pkt)1. Christmas cards are hung on the walls/doorsof people’s homes.2. Introducing of postal services was a communicationrevolution/rebellion.3. There were more/less cards produced whenthe printing methods improved.4. Traditional/Modern cards showed religiouspictures.5. Now, Christmas cards often show Mother/Father Christmas182
n r 4/2008 wrzesień/październik Języki Obce W SzkoleZadanie 3. Odpowiedz pełnym zdaniem. (10 pkt)1. Who do people send Christmas cards to?..................................................................................................................................2. When did the custom of sending cardsstart?..................................................................................................................................3. What was the name of the first public postaldeliveries?..................................................................................................................................4. How much was sending a card in an unsealedenvelope?..................................................................................................................................5. What kind of pictures did Christmas cardsshow in the past?..................................................................................................................................Zadanie 4. Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami z ramki. Jedenwyraz jest niepotrzebny. (5 pkt)showed when freedom send sent service1. All over the world many people ..................Christmas greetings to their friends.2. This tradition started when the first postal.................. started to operate.3. The Chistmas cards production increased.................. printing methods improved.4. Sending a card was cheaper when it was.................. in an unsealed envelope.5. First Christmas cards .................. religiouspictures.Reagowanie językowe w codziennychsytuacjachZadanie 5. Pomyśl, co należy zrobić w danej sytuacji.Połącz problem z jego rozwiązaniem. (6 pkt)PROBLEM:1. I’ve gota terribleheadache2. I’m sleepy.3. I don’t feelwell.ROZWIĄZANIE:a) You shouldn’t go to bed toolate.b) You should ask somebodythe way.c) You should put on a sweater.4. I got lost.d) You should ask somebody forhelp.5. I can’t do it. e) You should take an aspirin.6. I’m cold. f) You should go to the doctor.Zadanie 6. Dobierz właściwe odpowiedzi do podanychpytań. (8 pkt)PYTANIA:1. How often do you go to the cinema?2. How many times were you absent from schoollast year?3. Will you be able to help me tomorrow?4. Who lives next door?5. Has she ever eaten Chinese food?6. Is your sister older than you?7. How much time do you need?8. How much did you pay for it?ODPOWIEDZI:1. Once. 5. An old lady.2. Sorry, I won’t. 6. Twice a month.3. No. 7. About 2 hours.4. Yes, she is. 8. I don’t remember.Zadanie 7. Odpowiedz na pytania pełnymi zdaniami.(10 pkt)1. Who can you see in the picture?..................................................................................................................................2. Where are they?..................................................................................................................................3. What are they doing?..................................................................................................................................4. What are they wearing?.................................................................183
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