……………….……………………. Test no. 4 /61
(name and class)
1. Przepisz zdania ze strony czynnej w stronę bierną (8p)
a) Rich countries are causing many environmental problems. (1p)
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b) Multinational companies have cut down trees.(1p)
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c) Chemicals will pollute the rivers (1p)
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d) Asian people eat a lot of rice (1p)
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e) She was cooking this special dinner (1,5p)
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f) Romans invaded Britain in I century AD. (1p)
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g) I should read this book. (1,5p)
2. Uzupełnij zdania czasownikami w stronie biernej. UŻYJ ODPOWIEDNIEGO CZASU! (6p)
Ten people were injured (injure) this morning, two of them seriously, when a bus carrying a party of schoolchildren (1) ...............….............. (hit) by a van on the M18 motorway near Doncaster. The injured (2) ..............…….............. (take) to Doncaster General Hospital, where two of them are now in intensive care. The other eight (3) .............................. (keep) in hospital for observation, but they
(4) ...................... (allow) to go home tomorrow. The accident (5) ............…................ (cause) by the driver of the van, who lost control of his vehicle when he tried to light a cigarette. So far this year more than sixty people (6) .....................…......... (hurt) on this part of the motorway.
3. Napisz dwa zdania o tym co miałeś/miałaś w zwyczaju robić i 2 o tym czego nie miałeś/miałaś (8p)
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b) .…………..............................................................................................…….................................
c) .…………..............................................................................................…….................................
d) .…………..............................................................................................…….................................
4. Uzupełnij zdania jednym z podanych przyimków (10p)
AT INTO ON FOR WITH TO IN OF
a) She often argues _______ her boyfriend and shouts _______ him.
b) It would be better _______you if you went home and jumped _______ a bed.
c) You depend _______ me too much.
d) Let's go _______ a walk.
e) I've never heard _______ a book called "The Eighth Dwarf"
f) We always have a picnic _______ the country when it's warm and sunny.
g) Nowadays you can get easily injured _______the roads. They are full of holes!
h) Spiders are a threat _______ all poor flies and other small insects.
5. What part of a car is this? (11p)
a) g)
b) h)
c) i)
d) j)
e) k)
f)
6. Read the text and answer the questions (10p)
a) The car of the future might have wings…….
b) A flying car has been invented by
an American. ……..
c) It will be able to reach speeds of 485
kilometres an hour. ……..
d) It will fly at more than five metres. ……..
e) There is room for five people in the car. ……..
f) It will be powered by electricity. ……..
g) It will not be very expensive. ……..
h) Thousands of people have already
bought one. ……..
i) Mr Moller’s invention may make
him a rich man. ……..
What will the car of the future look like? In the opinion
of American engineer Paul Moller, it will
be small, very fast, and have wings. Mr Moller
has invented a small flying passenger vehicle,
which will solve all those problems with traffic
jams. The car will fly at a height of nearly five metres
and will be controlled by a computer. The driver will
just have to press a button which selects the destination,
and the car does the rest. It can carry four people
including the driver, and should be able to reach
a maximum speed of485 kilometres an hour. Like more
traditional cars, it will be powered by a petrol engine,
using approximately one litre of fuel for
every ten kilometres. The only problem
is the cost. At one million dollars per car, not many
people will be able to afford one. Mr Moller thinks
the price will fall as more flying cars are produced.
If he’s lucky, Mr Moller will become a rich
man; the New York newspaper theWall Street Journal has calculated that he could earn up to a thousand billion dollars – that’s a lot of money. But for the moment, six cars have been ordered – by the US army.
7* Write these numbers (6p)
2/3 –
0.2 –
42% -
31,966,497 –
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