Writing 2005-2017

Angol nyelv — emelt szint Azonosító jel:
Figyelem!
Mindkét feladatot meg kell írni!
A pontozott sorokra kell írni!
Task A
You and your British friend, Ian, have decided to spend a year after leaving school in an
exotic country doing something different. He has sent you the following advertisement, which
he found exciting, and wants your opinion about it.
AFRICAN CONSERVATION OPPORTUNITIES
Tel: 0870 241 5816 Web site: www.ConservationAfrica.net
We arrange for motivated students to do conservation work

in wildlife parks in Southern Africa, becoming involved in a
wide range of conservation and research projects. Projects
may include wildlife rehabilitation, game counts and
monitoring, at times done on horseback. Dolphin and whale
research may be part of the work programme.
Write an email of 150 words to Ian including the following points:
• if you are interested in taking part

• if you think you are suitable for the job
• if you need any more information to be able to decide
Begin your email like this:
Dear Ian,
írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8 2005. május 12.

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Task B
In the “Exams” topic of the online magazine called The Problems of Life you found the
following letter:
”There is so much pressure placed on you to pass exams.

I’m afraid of failing because I feel I would be letting my
parents and my brother down if I didn’t do well.
I just sit there and read and revise for as long as I can.
And when I go to bed afterwards, my mind is still going
round and round and I can’t switch off.”
Louise, 18
Write a letter of about 200 words to Louise and give her some advice about how to avoid too
much stress over exams. Include the following points:
• how to be positive
• how to plan your work
• how to relax
• how to stay healthy
Begin your letter like this:
Dear Louise,

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Figyelem!
Az olvashatatlan kézírással írt dolgozat nem értékelhető.
Task A
You have been in the USA for a year, working in a children’s camp, when you receive the
following wedding invitation from a local colleague, Nicole Saward:
Join us for a day in the country and share our

happiness as we celebrate our marriage with
family and friends.
Saturday, May 31
11.30 a.m.
The Spinning Wheel Inn

Redding Center, Connecticut
Reception immediately afterwards
Nicole Saward and John Simon
You are surprised because you didn’t even know Nicole was engaged. You write an e-mail to
a mutual friend, Susan, to find out:
• if it was a surprise for her too

• what she knows about the bridegroom
• what sort of present to bring
• what to wear at the wedding
• how to get to the Spinning Wheel Inn
Write an e-mail of about 150 words.
írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2 / 12 2005. május 30.

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Task B
You are a regular reader of the Internet Forum Letterbox. Every week readers are invited to
comment on a problem which is raised in the Letter of the Week. Here is this week’s letter:
At my school we do have a student council but it is just

a joke. I was elected as form representative at the
beginning of the year and we still haven’t had a single
meeting.
The problem is that the teachers don’t take it seriously.

They don’t think the students have got anything
important to say about our school. Most of the students
don’t believe we could change anything either.
I’d like to hear from other people about what sort of

problems student councils deal with in other schools.
Tony, 17
Write a letter of about 200 words to Tony. Write about how teachers and students often
disagree about the following issues, and say how a student council could help resolve the
problem:
• Students' clothes and hair styles

• Being late and missing lessons
• The quality and choice of food available at school
• Mobile phones
Do not include any dates or postal addresses.
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Angol nyelv Azonosító
emelt szint jel:
Fontos tudnivalók

Ügyeljen a megadott szószámra!
Amennyiben a létrehozott szöveg jelentősen eltér (rövidebb, hosszabb) a megadott
szóintervallumtól, az pontlevonással jár.
Task 1
You are staying in New York and you and a couple of friends decided to take a few dancing
lessons to give a surprise performance at a friend’s wedding in a month’s time. You have found
the following advertisement:
DANCE WITH ME
Olga’s Dancing School
I've been teaching ballroom dances for a few years. Within the first
few lessons, you'll be able to learn a couple of basic moves and start
dancing to different kinds of music. As time goes by you'll be able to
learn more fun moves and improve in technique and have fun
dancing. I specialize in ballroom dancing as well as in wedding
dances. I love working with students of all ages and experience levels
and I can't wait to meet you!
Levels taught: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Email Olga: olga@dancewithme.com

(http://www.care.com/tutoring-programs)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Olga in which you
 say something about the occasion,

 tell her about yourself and your friends,
 ask about the course (number of sessions necessary, fee).
Begin like this:

Dear Olga,
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Angol nyelv Azonosító
emelt szint jel:
Task 2
You read the following post on the internet forum Someone’s in Trouble:
Emily 16, Oklahoma
What happens when you know your friend could be in serious trouble and doesn’t
want to listen? That was what I suddenly found myself dealing with and, for the first
time in my friendship with Bridget, I feel lost.
A few months ago, Bridget started flirting with some guy on a chat forum. At first, it
seemed like no big deal. Bridget and the guy didn’t know each other’s real names. All
Bridget knew was that he lived in New York. But, after a while, Bridget stopped being
careful and started calling the guy on her cell phone and they talked every day for
hours. I found out the guy told her that he was 29 years old and had been arrested
twice and was temporarily living in a residential program. Bridget finds that fascinating
and sees herself as the heroine of one of her favorite soap operas. Although she
heard a lot about people getting into trouble online, she said that this was different and
if I couldn’t understand, then maybe we were growing apart or I was just jealous.
Is there anything I could tell her to convince her? Do you think she is in danger or is it
just me exaggerating?
(http://www.goodcharacter.com /archive.html)
Write a comment of 200-250 words in which you give your opinion
 about the risks of communicating with strangers on the internet,
 the situation Bridget got into,
 what Emily should say to convince her friend,
 whether Emily should turn to an adult for help.
Begin your comment like this:
Emily:
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Azonosító
Angol nyelv — emelt szint jel:
Fontos tudnivalók
Ügyeljen a megadott szószámra! Amennyiben a létrehozott szöveg jelentősen eltér
(rövidebb, hosszabb) a megadott szóintervallumtól, az pontlevonással jár.
Task A
You are in your first year at the University of York, UK. Your Dutch friend Herman asked
you whether you would like to take a special English course with him. He sent you the
following advertisement:
English courses with a difference: Cultural Immersion Programmes

These are courses for your intellectual pleasure as well as to improve your English. The lessons take
place in libraries, museums, art galleries, theatres, concert halls, churches or botanical gardens, on a
mutually pre-arranged, fixed schedule. In these programmes, we focus on a pre-agreed aspect of culture
of your choice:
• art
• architecture
• literature
• history
• music
• cinema
• theatre
You do not need any special professional reason to register for these courses. You can enjoy our
“Cultural Immersion Programmes” if you have already studied English at least up to European B2 level,
have had a general education and are sensitive to the culture of your own country. Whatever the focus,
we stimulate your intellectual curiosity and reinforce the precision with which you use the language.
(http://www. be/en/cultural-immersions)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Herman in which you
• agree to take part,

• say which aspect(s) of culture you are most interested in and why,
• ask about the number and duration of lessons and about course fees.
Hello Herman,

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Task B
You have read the following post on an internet forum called Moral Dilemmas:
Eileen
I’m in a local teen theatre group and we regularly perform contemporary musicals.
There has been talk going around that some members have been exempted from
auditions for the last few productions. I know in the “real world” that can happen
sometimes: well known actors and singers sometimes get bumped up into the cast
without having to try out. But this isn’t Broadway and the whole idea is to give
everyone a chance to prove him- or herself.
Can you imagine my surprise when my friend Eve, who helps out in the director’s
office as a part-time assistant, told me that the director wanted to see me on Monday
because I was in for one of the main singing parts in the next production. At first I
didn’t quite get it and was ecstatic as it was the role I wanted more than any other.
But then I realized it meant I didn’t have to audition. Eve explained that the director
simply didn’t have enough time to do auditions for everyone and he knew I was
right for the role. “The rest of the cast don’t need to know. This often happens with
the strongest performers. Just skip the audition and we’ll take care of the rest,” she
said.
What am I supposed to do on Monday? Do what Eve advised me to do? But what if

my friends ask me how the audition went? Or should I insist on an audition - even if
it means that the director may not want to work with me again?
(www.goodcharacter.com)
Write a reply in 200-250 words to Eileen in which you tell her what you think of
• the director’s selection practices,

• the advice Eve gave,
• what Eileen should do on Monday.
Begin like this:
Eileen:

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Figyelem!
Task A
You are going to study in North Carolina for a year and you would like to do some charity
work while you are there. Your American friend Josh has sent you a list of the activities you
could do in the area:
Primary Care Solutions Community Base
Charlotte, NC 28212
Homeless Shelters
Most homeless shelters welcome volunteers and have a variety of programs

through which you can get involved. You might help prepare or distribute meals,
work behind the scenes in the office, help organize a food drive to stock the pantry,
etc.
Helping Others Learn to Read
Reading is one of the most important skills an adult can have. Many adults,
however, have never learned how to read. Literacy volunteers act as tutors who
help illiterate children and adults learn this important skill.
Website Creation
Many small charities and organizations do not yet have web sites. You can help by
volunteering your services. You could also raise money to pay for the web site, or
seek help from a local company in the form of a donation.
(http://www.impactonline.org/)
Write a letter of 120-150 words to Josh in which you:
• decide which of the activities you think you could do best and why,
• say how you think you would benefit from the experience,
• tell him about at least two practical questions you would need more details about.
Hello, Josh,
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Task B
You have read about the following problem on the internet forum called Teen Advice:
I’ve always been a fairly nice person, I even do some charity

work. However, I have a very laid back personality, which makes
some people think I am apathetic and arrogant.
In my class there’s a girl who used to be a good friend and was

involved in a serious car accident and still has to see a
psychologist regularly. When she came back to school we were
asked to be nice to her. Normally, I can do that, but now that I’ve
been asked I feel I’m a fake. I don’t want to hurt her but I’ve got
no idea how to behave so I’m beginning to avoid her, which I
know is awful. What shall I do?
Steve 17
(http://www.teenhut.net/)
Write a message of 200-250 words to Steve in which you include the following:
• what you think somebody in the girl’s situation needs,

• how you think Steve should behave,
• how you or your friends coped in a similar situation.
Begin your message like this:
Hello, Steve,

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Fontos tudnivalók
Task A
You want to do something useful during your summer holiday and you have found the
following advertisement:
Talisman Programs
Location: Zirconia, NC
Dates: August 1 – August 28
Camp Type: Residential
Program Type(s): Special Needs Camp
Travel-Adventure
Looking for motivated, patient and fun individuals as assistant and expert staff for an
adventure-based camp. Talisman is a small summer program that specializes in
children with Autism. The programs and camp utilize indoor activities such as arts and
craft, dance and music and outdoor adventures such as rock-climbing, white water
rafting and backpacking. Staff must be willing to participate in these activities.
Experience with children a plus!
Email: mike.davies@talismancamps.com
(www.talismancamps.crchealth.com)
Write a letter of 120-150 words to Mr Davies in which you
• say why you are interested in the post,

• specify the activities you have the skills to take part in,
• ask whether you need any special skills or training with these children.
Dear Mr Davies,

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Task B
You have found the following story on the Public Morals Forum for young people on the
internet:
CELIA
Friday 07:12 PM
A boy in my class called Devon Redcliff was recently elected school president of the school. He chose
a student senate including me to serve under him, whose job would be to help make all decisions that
affect the student body. We were to take up our positions in the fall. Devon is well liked in the school
community and respected by both students and teachers. Everything seemed perfect for the start of the
new school year.
The weekend after his election Devon made a dumb mistake. He signed out with some friends to
celebrate in town and came back blind drunk. When he bumped into the teacher on duty in his dorm,
he tried to apologise but he couldn’t even speak clearly. In the morning he was asked to meet with both
the current senior class president with her senate and Devon’s incoming senate. Here is where things
got messy. The current senate seemed to be really impressed that this had been Devon’s first offense
against school rules. Also, that he was honest enough to admit he’d been drunk (not that there could
be any doubt).
I must say that I totally disagree with this and other members of the incoming senate support me. Some
of us even feel betrayed, particularly because we are still being reviewed by the teachers and Devon
himself to see if we are “worthy to serve our community” while he is apparently allowed to break a rule
before taking office. We feel Devon should be removed from his position and a new election conducted.
The school community is up in arms now. Half the school agrees with the old student government and
the other agrees with us. What decision would serve the school community best?
(www.freenorthamerica.ca/viewforum)
Write a comment of 200-250 words to Celia’s story including what you think
• of Devon’s behaviour,
• of Celia’s opinion,
• would be best for the community.
Begin your comment like this:
Hi Celia,

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Task A
Before you start your studies at university, you would like to take a year off and do something
different. You have found the following advertisement on the internet:
Volunteer Opportunities in Nepal
Are you looking for a volunteer work

experience? Inside-Nepal offers a variety of
volunteering programs around the
Kathmandu Valley, Chitwan and Pokhara.
Our socially acceptable and financially
independent volunteering programs are
located in a multicultural environment. The
perfect way to help others, find purpose, use
your skills in a productive way, develop new skills, explore new areas of
interest and expand your horizons.
Our Volunteer opportunities:
• Teaching English in a Buddhist monastery

• Taking part in reforestation and natural regeneration projects
• Organising creative activities for children aged 5-10 in an
orphanage
• Assisting a Nepali family learning new ways of organic farming
Accommodation and meals provided.
Email: Ms E Rosen inside.nepal@gmail.com

(http://www.infonepal.org/#sthash)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Ms Rosen in which you
• introduce yourself and say which program you would be interested in,
• say what skills and/or experience you have that would be useful for the chosen
activity,
• ask what preparations are necessary for the job and for life in general in Nepal.
Dear Ms Rosen,

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Task B
You found the following post on an internet forum called Do I have The Right?:
Alan
I have started my second term in college sharing an apartment with three other guys and
I’m coping all right. However, when I last went home for the weekend I had a bitter
argument with my mum (fuelled by my stepfather) concerning privacy. It all started
when my mum found my name on a list on the homepage of the university and found out
that I had changed majors (I took up sociology instead of modern languages). I was really
disappointed when they questioned me about it and I told them that they should trust me
and rely on what I tell them instead of checking on me like that. Apparently they believe
that they should still have a say in everything concerning my studies, including my
choice of major, and that they have a right to see my grades. I can understand that they
want to be involved (especially as they're paying the bill), and I don’t tell them lies, nor
do I hide anything from them deliberately but I believe that at 19 I’m supposed to be
treated like an adult and given the right to decide what I do and don’t want to share with
them. I wonder how they would feel if I asked them to call a teacher when I’m having
trouble in a class or contact the dean if I have a disciplinary problem? They say that
they’re giving me ‘reasonable guidance’ but I see it as intrusion. What do you think?
Write a reply of 200-250 words to Alan in which you include the following:
• which aspects of a university student’s life you think parents should have a say in,
• if you agree with Alan in this particular case,
• if you have had or heard of a similar problem.
Begin your reply like this:
Alan:

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Fontos tudnivalók

Task A
You have won a scholarship to study at the University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia for
a year and you would like to have a part-time job there. You have found the following
advertisement:
Matthew Flinders Anglican College Sunshine Coast invites applications from highly
committed and innovative people for the following position:
Part-time Librarian and Research Assistant
A rewarding and challenging position is available to promote and develop library services in
our Secondary School Library. Your responsibilities will include giving students assistance
doing research for their assignments and project work in the library and online, particularly
in Literature and History.
What we offer:
 You will work with remarkable students and colleagues

 You will be part of an energetic and caring community
 You can indulge your passion for libraries
Applicants must have:
 computer literacy
 academic skills
 highly effective communication and relationship building skills
Email Sandra Kane, Human Resources Manager : kane.hr@mfac.edu.au

(http://www.mfac.edu.au)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Ms Kane in which you include

• who you are and why you are interested in the job,
• why you think you are suitable for the job,
• when you are available for an interview and ask about the format it could take.

Dear Ms Kane,

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Task B
You found the following post on an internet forum called Moral Dilemmas:
Nick 17
There are certain times when you know things have gone from really bad to out of
control. The party started out fine, like they always do. And things got a little crazy,
like they always do. But my girlfriend, Sarah had way too much alcohol and was sick
for an hour, going in and out of consciousness. There were no adults around and we
were at somebody’s vacation home, miles from the nearest town.
Someone said we should call 911 but one of the girls said that we’d only get
ourselves into a lot of trouble. ’My parents mustn’t know I’m even here! If they find
out, this will be my last time out of the house before I leave for college!’ she said, and
most people agreed.
I felt more scared than ever before in my life. I had this gut feeling that Sarah could be
more ill than any of us could deal with, and if we didn’t get help she might even die.
But what if I was wrong? What if everything got better in an hour and everyone hated
me for making a huge deal out of just a “bad situation” at a party? Eventually I kept
quiet and luckily Sarah was ok when she woke up the following morning. She had no
idea what had happened and I haven’t told her although I’m feeling guilty and I’m sure
it was a narrow escape.
What do you think?
(http://www.goodcharacter.com/dilemma)
Write a comment of 200-250 words to this post in which you include your opinion about
• Nick’s behaviour,
• the others’ attitude,
• whether he should tell Sarah about what happened.
Begin like this:
Nick 17
As I see it…

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Task A
You are spending a year in London studying at university and you would like to have a part
time job. One of your friends sent you the following advertisement:
JOB VACANCIES
The Sherlock Holmes Museum

221b Baker Street London NW1 6XE
The Sherlock Holmes Museum is a popular London attraction with an international clientele from all
walks of life who share a common interest in the "Life and Times of Sherlock Holmes".
Applicants should have an interest in the late Victorian period, be out-going and friendly and must
speak good English. You will be required to meet and greet people at the house (mainly overseas
tourists) and to be in attendance to answer any queries. If you have creative ideas, so much the
better!
Often groups of 30 or more young people visit the Museum, so you will need to be able to organise
activities for them. We also have a large heritage gift shop on the ground floor where you will be
needed to assist with selling memorabilia to Museum visitors, and we have a library where visitors
can put their feet up and read a book (silence please!).
A costume consisting of a long blue dress and white apron, in keeping with the Victorian period, is
provided to our younger female employees, and men wear a waistcoat and cravat.
It's a fun and varied job requiring charisma and sometimes diplomacy!
There is the option to work part-time or full-time. The starting pay is £80.00 per day.
Please apply by email to: museum@sherlock-holmes.co.uk

(www.sherlock-holmes.co.uk)
Write an email of 120-150 words to the museum in which you apply for the job. Include the
following:
 say why you are interested in the job,

 choose two activities described in the advert which you think you would be good at
and say why,
 specify how many days a week (and which days) you would like to work.
Begin like this:

Dear Sir / Madam,

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Task B
You received the following email from your American friend Eric:
You know how difficult it was for me when we moved to New York and I had to change schools but
recently I began to hang out with these guys and they asked me to join their group on Facebook. I
felt so good about it, and to be sure, it was a lot of fun at first. But yesterday I found someone had
posted a photo of a girl in our class and altered it with Photoshop. The image made it look like she
was the only girl at a party of boys, holding a bottle, and dancing on the table. I hardly know the
girl, and I know it’s a private online group and anything posted there is supposedly for the
members’ eyes only but the photo made me feel guilty. Can you think of anything I could do? Say
something to the other guys and risk looking like a weirdo? Drop out of the group and forget
about it all? That would mean the photo stayed out there and I would just be ignoring the problem.
I feel really stuck. What, if anything, should I do?
(www.questia.com)
Write an email of 200-250 words to Eric in which you
 give your opinion about what the other boys have done,
 describe a similar case you’ve heard of,
 give Eric some advice about what to do in this situation.
Hello Eric,

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Task A
You are studying at Westminster School of Business in London and you would like to find a
job. You have read the following advertisement on the homepage of the school:
Library Job for Students

The position below is open only to current graduate and undergraduate students at Westminster. We are
looking for a confident, patient, detail-oriented individual who can work in a dynamic environment within a well-
defined range of duties.
Circulation Clerk
Description of Duties:
¾ Circulating library materials both online and manually

¾ Sorting and re-shelving returned materials
¾ Assisting the Collection Services Librarian and other library staff as needed
Job Requirements:
¾ Promptness and dependability a must

¾ Ability to perform detailed tasks with and without supervision
¾ A calm and friendly temperament is indispensable; good "people skills"
¾ Ability to perform repetitive but essential tasks
Preferred Skills:
¾ Familiarity with computers and the Web
Interested? Send an email to Anne Hill Collection Services Librarian: ahill@westminster.edu.com
(westminster.edu/job.htm)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Ms Hill in which you

• apply for the job and say why you are interested,
• say why you are the ideal candidate,
• ask questions about working hours and payment.

Dear Ms Hill,

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Task B
You found the following letter on the Moral Issues internet forum:
In June I started working as a kitchen-hand at a popular restaurant owned by a friend of my

father’s. It was just perfect: they let me work four times a week with my choice of shifts: I could
sleep in and make enough money to go to the beach and hang out with my friends.
I make friends easily and by the end of my first week I knew everyone’s name in the restaurant.
One member of the kitchen staff called Rose had been working at the restaurant for four years
chopping vegetables for the salad bar and was especially kind to me. One night she casually
mentioned her hourly wage in the middle of a conversation and I felt my stomach turn over. It was
half of what I was making and she’s 35 with two young children. I felt guilty, ashamed and also
angry. How could that even happen?
When I tried to talk to Rose about it, she grew uncomfortable and nervous. “Please don’t say
anything to the boss, Brian. Anyone who complains from the kitchen is usually fired.”
Apparently, by taking a stand and saying something I could make things even harder and more
unfair for Rose and the rest of the kitchen staff. However, by staying silent I’m allowing that
injustice to carry on. If nobody is going to do anything, how can things ever change?
Is there anything I could do? I would appreciate your ideas.
Brian (18)
(www.moralissues.timeonline.uk)
Write a letter of 200-250 words to Brian in which you
• give your opinion about the situation,

• tell him how typical you think such situations are,
• advise him about what he should do.
Hello Brian,

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Figyelem!
Task A
During your stay in the UK you receive the following advertisement from your British friend
Edna, who invites you to take part in a cookery course with her:
Ashburton Cookery School

Voted 'Best Cookery School' by BBC Good Food Magazine
We offer a fresh approach to cooking with exciting cookery classes that

emphasise hands-on cookery training, top quality, local, organic produce and
inspirational teaching.
Working in one of two superbly equipped teaching kitchens, you will learn
fundamental cookery techniques that can be applied whether you’re working in a
professional kitchen or entertaining at home.
Our chef tutors are highly regarded, qualified lecturers with extensive experience of
working in the catering industry. They will inspire you to cook with imagination,
passion and enjoyment.
http://www.timeout.com
Write a letter of 120-150 words to Edna in which you
• express surprise at her wanting to learn to cook,

• tell her what you think of learning to cook by taking a course,
• give reasons why you would or would not like to take part.
Dear Edna,

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Task B
You have found the following problem on the Modern Morals Online forum on the internet.
When I took a mock GCSE exam at school recently, the

paper turned out to be a past paper that I had done at home as
part of my revision. Since I will now probably get a very
good mark for this exam, am I morally obliged to confess to
my teacher (and classmates) the reason why I did so well?
Alicia 18
http://www.timesonline.co.uk
Write a letter to Alicia in which you give your opinion in 200-250 words telling her about
• the difference between cheating and being lucky at a test or an exam,

• an interesting test or exam experience that you or one of your friends had,
• what she should do in this situation.
Dear Alicia,

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Figyelem!
Task A
Your American friend Jason took part in a tv contest and won a six-week course for two in
Italy. He wants you to go with him and has sent you the following advertisement:
Art History Abroad’s six-

week course is the
experience of a lifetime:
travelling throughout
Italy studying at first
hand many
masterpieces of Italian
art which form the
foundations of western
civilization.
Venice (10 nights),
Verona (4 nights), Florence (10 nights), Siena (4 nights), Naples (4 nights) and
Rome (10 nights). The programme also includes one-day visits to at least six of
the following towns: Padua, Vicenza, Ravenna, Modena, Urbino, Pisa, San
Gimignano, Arezzo, Orvieto, Pompei and Tivoli.
All that is required of you is curiosity and enthusiasm and you will enjoy a truly
enlightening six weeks in the company of brilliant young tutors.
http://www.streetdirectory.com
Write a letter of 120-150 words to Jason in which you:
• congratulate him and tell him how you feel about the invitation
• tell him what you think of the programme
• choose two of the places which you would particularly like to visit
• enquire about some details: exact dates, transport and accommodation.
Hi Jason,

1011
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Task B
You found the following letter on an internet forum called Equal Opportunities:
My 12-year-old brother has been invited to celebrate a

classmate’s birthday at a go-kart circuit. The friend’s parents
will provide snacks and drinks, but the guests must pay their
own entrance fee if they want to take part. There are four
children in our family and, although my little brother is dying
to go, my parents can’t afford such an expensive outing.
I’ve been thinking about this invitation for a while and I

wonder if it’s ethical and if there’s anything I could do.
Madeleine, 18 yrs
http://teenadvice.about.com
Write Madeleine a letter of 200-250 words in which you give your opinion. Include the
following points:
• What do you think of such an invitation?

• What do you think Madeleine should do about it?
• Have you ever been in /heard of a similar situation?
Dear Madeleine,

1011
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
Your British friend, Nigel, has sent you an advertisement about a volunteer project which he
would like to take part in. He wants to know if you would be interested in going with him in
your summer holidays:
Orangutan Foundation Volunteer Programme

The Orangutan Foundation's Volunteer Programme was established in 2000 in Tanjung Puting National
Park, Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo). Our programme is like no other and promises some exciting
opportunities for adventurous individuals; not only do volunteers participate in conservation fieldwork,
they also get a chance to see orangutans in their natural habitat.
The main target area of the programme will be the Foundation's release site for rehabilitated orangutans.
Here we need help to build a new release camp to allow us to reintroduce more orangutans from our Care
Centre.
Previous experience in the field is not necessary. You must be in good health and prepared to undertake
manual work. Living conditions are basic and very remote. Each volunteer team runs for a set period of
six weeks.
Note: Participants on the Volunteer Programme will not have direct contact with orangutans.
Write a letter of about 130 words to Nigel in which you tell him:
• What you like and what you don’t like about the project
• Whether you would like to take part or not and what your reasons are
• If you need any further information to decide
Dear Nigel,

0623
Azonosító
Task B
You have recently found an online forum called Test-taking problems on the Internet. You
have found the following letter and decided to give your opinion:
I am usually a pretty good student. When I was in sixth grade and below I
had no problems getting A's. I'm in the 7th grade now and I'm doing so
badly! It's not the class work, or even homework. I understand the stuff we
do. It's when we take tests that I do badly. Is it possible for me to understand
the school work, but just do poorly on tests? Because I get nervous and
worried when I'm about to take one? I'll be getting my report card soon, in 2
weeks. Is there any way for me to still get at least a B? I care about my grades
and I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks.
Dean 17
Write a letter of about 230 words to Dean in which you include the following points:
• What makes tests so stressful

• How you can cope with stress before and during tests
o What to do
o What not to do
• Any personal experience of you or one of your friends managing stress successfully
Dear Dean,

0623
Figyelem!
Task A
You are staying in England taking part in a six-month language course. You would like to
take a job in order to earn some money and improve your English. You have found the
following advertisement on the Internet:
Find a Part Time Job at The Picture People
Do you love making a child smile? Are you passionate about achieving results?
If you answered yes to the above questions, then apply today at The Picture
People. We have over 300 portrait studios located throughout the country and
are seeking dedicated, motivated and enthusiastic individuals for part-time
opportunities!
No Photography experience?! No Problem! We offer excellent photography

training so that you can gain a skill that can be used for years to come.
Contact Lucy Wilson: lwilson@picturepeople.com
You are interested in the job so you write an email of 120 words to Ms Wilson in which you
include the following points:
• introduce yourself
• ask what exactly the job involves
• enquire about the training
Dear Ms Wilson,
írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8

0521
Task B
Your British friend, Sean, has always been very adventurous. Now he is considering taking
part in an expedition. He wants your opinion about it:
WIND SAND & STARS

Tel: 020 7359 7551 Website: www.windsandstars.co.uk
Wind Sand & Stars are specialists in the Sinai Desert & Mountains and in tribal environments. We
run an annual Sinai summer Expedition open to students aged 16 – 24. Participants trek in the
central high mountain ranges travelling with the Bedu and sleeping out under the stars. They will also
work on community-based projects for the nomadic Bedouin tribes including medical work, garden
regeneration and irrigation.
Write a letter of 220 words to Sean in which you give your opinion. Include the following
points:
• possible benefits of such an experience

• dangers of such a trip
• practical advice in case he decides to go
Dear Sean,
írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 5/8

0521
Azonosító
Angol nyelv — emelt szint
jel:
Figyelem!
Task A
You are going to visit your English friend, Robert, in the summer. He has sent you the
following advertisements and wants to know which of the guided tours you would like to go
on during your stay:
Gardens and a Green - Historic Kew
The Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew have just been made a

World Heritage site but Kew has much more to offer. We'll learn
about Kew Palace as a royal residence and discover the delights
of Kew Green, where those who served at the palace made their
homes. There's a chance to visit St Anne's Church, where
famous artists were buried. All this plus fantastic riverside views.
"Follow the Stars " The London Film Locations Walk
On this walk we follow in the footsteps of Jude Law, Hugh Grant, Ralph Fiennes, Gwyneth Paltrow,
Rene Zellweger and other stars of the big screen to discover some of London's film locations. London
is providing the backdrop for an increasing number of films and on this tour we visit sites where
movies such as "Closer", "Four Weddings and a Funeral", " Bridget Jones' Diary", "Shakespeare in
Love", "Notting Hill", "The Elephant Man" and recent Bond movies have been made.
Write a letter of about 150 words to Robert in which you include the following:
• Say which tour you would be most interested in

• Give your reasons
• Ask for more details of the tour you have chosen
Dear Robert,

0621
Azonosító
jel:
Task B
You have found an interesting Internet forum called This is your life where young people
discuss important decisions which have changed or may change their lives. You have read the
following question; you find it interesting and have decided to give your ideas:
Take a Year Off?

Question:
I am 17 years old and I'm just starting my senior year of high school. I
have average grades, and good test scores. My problem is whether I
should take a year off school after I graduate. I know what I would
like to major in and what schools I'm interested in, but I'd also like to
take a year off and work. I would appreciate any suggestions, and I'd
like to know whether this would hurt my college chances.
Raphael, age 17
Write a letter of 230 words to Raphael, in which you include the following:
• The advantages of taking a year off and how to make the most of it
• How to avoid the possible dangers of interrupting your studies
• If you have thought of taking a year off
Dear Raphael,

0621
Azonosító
jel:
Figyelem!
Task A
After you leave school you would like to spend a year in England taking a job to improve
your English. You have found the following advertisement on the Internet and decide to
apply.
BE PART OF SOMETHING GOOD,

Wood Green Animal Shelters
We are currently seeking a FULL-TIME ANIMAL CARER to join the dog section at the
Godmanchester shelter.
It is essential that the applicant is able to work in a physically demanding environment and is a good
team player. An interest in animal welfare and dog training is essential, however it is not necessary for
the candidate to have worked with animals previously as training will be given.
This position involves working directly with the dogs in our care, however there will be some crossover to
dog reception to assist in the rehoming procedure, therefore good administration and customer service
skills are essential.
To apply and for further details contact Diana Holmes (holmes.woodgreen@shelter.com)
Write a letter of application of 120-150 words in which you
• introduce yourself;
• write about your experience with animals;
• enquire about:
working hours;
payment;
length of training.
Dear Ms Holmes,

0801
Azonosító
jel:
Task B
You have been asked by the editor of an English language online magazine to write an article
reacting to the following story:
I had a dinner party recently and invited a couple of people. I worked hard
because I wanted everything to be just right.
Two of my guests brought their own food in a jar. It was some kind of diet
concoction. I was angry and thought they had a lot of nerve to accept my dinner
invitation when they knew they weren’t going to eat anything.
I decided to be a good sport, but deep down I was hurt. What do you think of such
guests?
Write an article of 200-250 words including answers to the following questions:
• How can you avoid such situations?

• What do you consider reasonable and unreasonable about healthy eating?
• Do you live a healthy life? Give your reasons.
This is the title of your article:
Lose weight – lose friends?

0801
Azonosító
jel:
Figyelem!
Task A
You are a regular reader of Dog World, in which you have found the following
advertisement:
What is Therapy Dogs, Inc?
It is a goal of Therapy Dogs Inc. to help dog owners use their dogs for therapy work in
various places such as nursing homes, hospitals and schools, as well as work with the
mentally and physically handicapped. Our objective is to form a network of caring
individuals who are willing to share their special animals in order to bring happiness and
cheer to people who need something to hold and love. Dogs have been effective in
reaching people and children who have withdrawn from the world.
For more information email Dr. T. W. Chester chester@therapydogs.com
You like the idea of doing charity work with your dog, Jenny, but first you need some more
information. Write an email of 120-150 words to Dr Chester in which you
• say why you are interested in charity work;

• describe your dog;
• ask if applicants are tested and if there is any training.
Dear Dr Chester,

0802
Azonosító
jel:
Task B
You have recently become interested in the School-leavers’ Forum on the Internet. You have
found the following message:
I've got a job interview in a few days. I'm really worried about
how to act and everything. If you could give me some pointers, I'd
really appreciate it.
Susan, Age 18
Write a letter of 200-250 words to Susan in which you give your opinion on how to
behave at a job interview. Include the following points:
o how to prepare for the interview;

o how to make a good impression:
• what to wear,
• how to behave,
• what questions to ask;
o any relevant personal experiences that either you or one of your friends have
had.
Dear Susan,

0802
Azonosító
jel:
Figyelem!
Task A
You and your English friend Mike have decided to do charity work in the UK in your summer
holidays. He has sent you the following advertisement for a job he is interested in, and wants
to know your opinion:
Charity Fundraising
Our Charity Fundraisers work in teams of 4-5 raising funds for St John
Ambulance.
This is a full time post, with a minimum contract time of 4 weeks.
Our fundraising campaigns consist of speaking to people about the work of

the Charity so as to gain supporters for the charity.
This job is all about personality: you need to be bright, bubbly, energetic and
have the ability to talk passionately about the charity you represent.
If this sounds like you, APPLY NOW!
Write a letter of 120-150 words to Mike in which you tell him:
• what you think of the job and why;

• why you think you would / wouldn’t be the right person for it;
• what other kinds of charity work you might be interested in doing during
your holiday.
Dear Mike,

0819
Azonosító
jel:
Task B
Readers of the Healthy Life Magazine have been invited to give their opinion about the
following problem:
Doping is becoming a serious problem with young athletes
The use of performance enhancing drugs among young

sportspeople has approximately doubled since 1995, according
to a new study.
"While there were numerous public and private intervention
efforts in the late 1990s and early 2000s, our society continues
to greatly reward winning at all costs," said Charles Yesalis,
professor of health policy and administration and exercise and
sport science. "This negative message constantly bombards our
young people and is difficult to contradict. We need to review
our strategies, as well as strengthen our moral attitudes toward
all kinds of cheating in sports.”
Write an article of 200-250 words in which you give your opinion. Include the
following:
• the reasons why young sportspeople use anabolic steroids;
• if you think it is more of a health issue or a moral question;
• what could be done to stop it.

To Win at All Costs?

0819
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
During your stay in the US your American friend, Jeff, sent you a brochure about a rock
climbing trip which he wants to take part in, asking you if you would like to join him.
Rock Climbing (1/2 - 5 days)

These trips emphasize developing individual climbing technique and skills.
They are based on a hands-on approach and are conducted in an amazing
alpine setting. Towering peaks and glaciers provide a spectacular
backdrop and great terrain to develop climbing skills. Our programs
provide an excellent introduction to rock climbing for beginners and
valuable practice for more advanced climbers. Our low client to guide
ratio allows us the flexibility to accommodate individual goals and
expectations. All climbing equipment is provided.
Write an email of 120-150 words in which you
• Ask about the destination, the length and the price of the trip Jeff has chosen
• Say what you like about the idea and what your worries are
• Say if you would like to take part and why
Dear Jeff,

0911
Azonosító
Task B
You have read an article on the internet on Home Rules Contracts, which some family
therapists find useful for avoiding and settling family problems.
A Home Rules Contract is a written set of expectations that parents

have of their teens. The contract includes basic rules, consequences
and privileges. The final contract should be the result of negotiation
and compromise, taking everybody's ideas into consideration.
A list of possible priorities to include in a Home Rules Contract

includes:
1
Curfew Computer use
Chores Use of the car
School behavior and grades Alcohol/drug use
Smoking Expression of anger or violence
Telephone use Conflict resolution
Write an article of 200-250 words for the school magazine in which you give your opinion.
Include the following points:
• What do you think of Home Rules Contracts?

• Do you agree with the list of priorities? Give your reasons.
• Do you know any other effective ways of settling family problems?
Law and Order at Home?
1
Curfew: time when children must be home in the evening

0911
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
You are going to spend a weekend in London and you have just received an email from your
British friend Robert, offering to pick you up at the airport and to take you to two of the
following places during your stay:
Portobello Road Market

Portobello Road plays host to one of London's largest and most
interesting street markets, which really springs into life on a Saturday. No
visit to London would be complete without spending a day here.
Abbey Road
Walk this historic street in London and you are transported back to the
turbulent era of the 1960s and the musical phenomenon of the Beatles.
Royal Observatory Greenwich

The prime meridian, zero degrees longitude, runs through the courtyard
of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, near London, which was
founded in 1675 by King Charles II.
British Library
Divided into public and members-only areas, this superb library includes
three exhibition galleries featuring the Illuminated Manuscripts display,
original Shakespeare folios and the Gutenburg Bible.
Write an email of 120-150 words to Robert in which you include the following:
• tell him when your flight arrives;

• choose the two places you would like to see and give your reasons;
• mention one or two other things you would like to do in London.
Hi, Robert,

0912
Azonosító
Task B
You have been asked to write an article for the English edition of the school newspaper about
the following inventions:
Write an article of about 200-250 words on how modern inventions have changed our lives.
Include the following:
• how life was different before we had computers and mobile phones;
• their advantages and disadvantages;
• which other modern inventions you find useful and why.
New electronic gadgets: blessing or curse?

0912
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
Your American friend Jason took part in a tv contest and won a six-week course for two in
Italy. He wants you to go with him and has sent you the following advertisement:
Art History Abroad’s six-

week course is the
experience of a lifetime:
travelling throughout
Italy studying at first
hand many
masterpieces of Italian
art which form the
foundations of western
civilization.
Venice (10 nights),
Verona (4 nights), Florence (10 nights), Siena (4 nights), Naples (4 nights) and
Rome (10 nights). The programme also includes one-day visits to at least six of
the following towns: Padua, Vicenza, Ravenna, Modena, Urbino, Pisa, San
Gimignano, Arezzo, Orvieto, Pompei and Tivoli.
All that is required of you is curiosity and enthusiasm and you will enjoy a truly
enlightening six weeks in the company of brilliant young tutors.
http://www.streetdirectory.com
Write a letter of 120-150 words to Jason in which you:
• congratulate him and tell him how you feel about the invitation
• tell him what you think of the programme
• choose two of the places which you would particularly like to visit
• enquire about some details: exact dates, transport and accommodation.
Hi Jason,

1011
Azonosító
Task B
You found the following letter on an internet forum called Equal Opportunities:
My 12-year-old brother has been invited to celebrate a

classmate’s birthday at a go-kart circuit. The friend’s parents
will provide snacks and drinks, but the guests must pay their
own entrance fee if they want to take part. There are four
children in our family and, although my little brother is dying
to go, my parents can’t afford such an expensive outing.
I’ve been thinking about this invitation for a while and I

wonder if it’s ethical and if there’s anything I could do.
Madeleine, 18 yrs
http://teenadvice.about.com
Write Madeleine a letter of 200-250 words in which you give your opinion. Include the
following points:
• What do you think of such an invitation?

• What do you think Madeleine should do about it?
• Have you ever been in /heard of a similar situation?
Dear Madeleine,

1011
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
In your gap year you want to go to England to improve your English and you are looking for a
job. You have found the following advertisement:
Learning Support Assistant
An inclusive multicultural school situated in the Heart of East London

need an enthusiastic Learning Support Assistant. He/She is required
to support the specific needs of students with learning and
behavioural difficulties. The Assistant accompanies the pupil to
classes and oversees afternoon activities.
You will need to be adaptable and calm with a good sense of humour
to work as part of a team of teachers and teaching assistants and
you will need the ability to react clearly and quickly to the children’s
needs. We also require the successful candidate to have appropriate
Literacy and Numeracy skills.
If this sounds like you, please email your cv for immediate

consideration.
Emails to: Emily Sounders

impactteachers@educ.com
(www.jobsonline.com)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Ms Sounders in which you
• tell her why you are interested in the job,

• introduce yourself saying why you are the right person and pointing out any special
skills you have,
• ask questions about details of the job, working hours and payment.
Dear Ms Sounders,

1111
Azonosító
Task B
You have read the following story on a website called Moral Dilemmas:
Andrew:
Recently, two of my classmates posted a web site that openly attacks some of
our classmates, using explicit and offensive language.
Several weeks ago I learned the identities of the boys who created the website
when one of them accidentally said something in a conversation. The two of
them then pressured me not to reveal their names and I agreed, not thinking
much about it at the time.
Now, the school principal has obtained a program that enables him to identify
anybody who has visited the website. He’s asking students to come forward with
the names of the creators of the site, and if no one does, he’s going to question
each student who visited the site. I’m one of those who did visit the site and
maybe the only one who knows the names of the kids who created it. I can lie
and say I don’t know, or I can break my promise not to tell. Or is there anything
else I can do?
(http://www.timesonline.co.uk/)
Write your opinion about Andrew’s story in 200-250 words including the following:
• What you think of the whole situation

• What you think Andrew should do now
• A similar dilemma you have come across or heard of
Begin like this:
Andrew, ….

1111
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
Your English friend Don has sent you this advertisement and invited you to join him on an
eight-day biking tour in July.
Crossing Borders: Biking Tour
Amsterdam to Brussels
This biking holiday combines Holland and Belgium in a
great way: an eight–day trip through the two countries.
One week the trip starts in Amsterdam and finishes in
Brussels, the next week we go from Brussels to Antwerp
- you choose!
Optional programmes
Guided city walks in Amsterdam and Brussels
Beer tasting in Antwerp
Boat trip on the river Maas
(http://2wheeltreks.co.uk/Cycling)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Don in which you
• accept the invitation,

• enquire about accommodation, meals and necessary equipment,
• comment on each of the three optional programmes.
Hi Don,

1211
Azonosító
Task B
You have found the following question on a problem page called Modern Morals on the
internet:
Last Saturday I went to a party with my cousin, Chris. It was quite a long way and there was
no public transport in the area so I was happy when Chris said that his dad, my Uncle Joe,
would drive us both home at the end of the party. When he arrived to pick us up and I was
climbing into the car, there was this strong smell of alcohol; it was like walking into a pub.
Chris behaved as if he hadn’t noticed anything, not even when Joe started to drive much too
fast, laughing and joking.
I’m quite close to my parents and they’ve often told me never to get in a car with someone
who has been drinking. They have also told me if I ever feel uncomfortable I should call
home and they will pick me up, no questions asked. But what if the driver is family?
Eventually we got home safe and I haven’t told anyone, but now I wonder whether I should
have behaved differently or if there’s something I should do now. What do you think?
Tina 17
(http://www.timesonline.co.uk)
Write a letter of 200-250 to Tina in which you tell her
• what you think of the situation,

• what you would have done,
• what you think she should do now.
Hello Tina,

1211
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
After leaving school you would like to spend a year abroad doing something useful and living
in a place where you can improve your English. You have found the following advertisement
on the internet:
Work on a Penguin Rescue Project in Capetown, South Africa
Volunteer in South Africa and help to rescue and

rehabilitate penguins. As a volunteer you will have the
opportunity to do hands-on care work and learn about
the life cycle and conservation of the African Penguin,
which, unfortunately, is still an endangered species on the continent. This
project works hard to nurture and rescue penguins and other sea birds in
distress from pollution and climate change, with a focus on rehabilitating
them to a level where they are ready to be released back into the wild. As a
volunteer you will be able to learn about important conservation methods,
and take an active part in the penguins’ and other sea birds’ recovery
process.
Provided: accommodation, food, airport pick up and drop off, training
Contact: Amy Miller penguin@rescue.com
(http://www.kayavolunteer.com)
Write an email of 120-150 words to Ms Miller in which you
• explain why you are interested in the job,

• say why you are a suitable applicant,
• ask for some details about accommodation, air tickets and training.
Dear Ms Miller,

1212
Azonosító
Task B
You found the following letter on the internet forum called Modern Morals:
This is a bit of a dilemma for me. I do quite a lot of gardening for my grandma, who lives alone
and is in her 70s. Recently a fairly loud, young family have moved in next door. They are
constantly having parties, mostly in the garden, the children shout and throw stuff over the fence,
and they keep allowing their dogs to escape into my grandma’s garden and make a mess there.
She has tried to talk to them once or twice but they simply ignore her. This, as you can imagine,
stresses her quite badly.
She also mentioned another neighbour, a middle-aged man, who had complained about them, so I
decided I’d better go and visit him. He was very happy that someone else was taking an interest
in the constant noise and disruption. He told me that complaining to the council was our best bet,
as in these cases the police only “act in an advisory capacity”. However, when I called him the
following day to tell him that I had taken steps, he was very irritated. He claimed that he didn’t
want to escalate the situation, and that he thought my contacting the council would simply make
things worse. To be honest, I’m very frustrated as members of my own family had the same
attitude: they said that I should just let things alone.
What should I do, and am I right to feel very annoyed at everyone’s attitude?
Ivan 19
(www.timesonline.co.uk)
Write a letter of 200-250 words to Ivan in which you tell him
• what you think of the neighbours’ behaviour,

• whether you approve of how Ivan acted,
• why you think many people have the same attitude as the middle-aged neighbour.
Hello Ivan,

1212
Figyelem!
Task A
You would like to spend a couple of months in England doing something useful and you have
found the following advertisement. You are interested and would like to find out more about
the project.
Buildings conservation
Volunteer with us and help to conserve and maintain our unique buildings.
How can I help?
You can join our groundbreaking building volunteer project.
We are looking for enthusiasts to assist in important areas of

building conservation support; including photography, computerised
drawings, archiving and information collection and dissemination.
If you are interested in finding out more: email
volunteers@nationaltrust.org.uk
Write a letter of about 120 words to the organisers. Include the following:
• Say which areas you would be interested in.

• Say what skills you have got.
• Ask what their current projects are.
Dear Sir/Madam,

0611
Task B
You have found a page called "School Leavers’ Forum" on the Internet. You have decided to
answer the following letter:
This is going to be my last year of high school. And unlike my

friends, I don't want to leave high school - I'm scared that
this year will go by too fast and I'm scared of the future. The
people I've asked about this already have told me to just enjoy
my last year and that I'll be fine in the future because I'm
smart.
But why am I so so so scared and unsure? Can you help me

figure this out?
Frederic 17
Write a letter of 220 words to Frederic in which you give your opinion. Include the
following points:
• How you felt before your last year at school.

• How you feel about changes in life.
• How you think you can make good choices.
Dear Frederic,

0611
Figyelem!
Task A
You are going to visit your friend Gena in the summer holidays. She has just sent you the
following advertisement for a balloon flight and wants to know if you would be interested in
going for a flight during your stay:
The Yorkshire Dales
The perfect venue for your balloon flight. The Dales is an

attractive and interesting area for all ages to visit and balloon
over and a practical and convenient area to fly from.
Join us for a flight over this area of outstanding natural beauty.

Gaze down on the magnificent scenery as it gently drifts by.
Local features you may have seen a hundred times before are
revealed anew from this unfamiliar vantage point. Whether
skimming through the treetops or high in the clouds, it will be
an experience you will never forget.
Write a letter of about 120 words to Gena in which you
• tell her how you feel about unusual or scary experiences;

• ask her about the height and the duration of the flight and how much it costs;
• tell her if you would be interested in a balloon flight and give your reasons.
Dear Gena,
írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8 2006. február 23.

0613
Task A
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Az A feladat értékelése:
A feladat teljesítése, a megadott szempontok követése 3

Hangnem, az olvasóban keltett benyomás 2
Szövegalkotás 3
Szókincs, kifejezésmód 3
Nyelvhelyesség, helyesírás 3
Íráskép 1
Összesen 15

0613
Task B
You have received a letter from your English friend, Gemma, who has decided to spend her
summer holiday working for a charity organisation. She has also enclosed the advertisement
for the job she would like to apply for. She wants your opinion about her decision.
MAKE THIS YOUR BEST SUMMER EVER
Would you like to live and work in a fun and supportive team, travelling around the UK,
campaigning and fundraising for some of the world’s leading non-profit and charitable
organisations like Amnesty International or Friends of the Earth?
We are looking for people who are hardworking and self-motivated, friendly and outgoing,
with great communication skills. In return, we provide accommodation and transport (so
living costs are minimal), comprehensive training and excellent pay.
This is an excellent way to get involved in the charity sector, gain new skills and boost your
CV, as well as a chance to make some life-long friends and have fun along the way.
Write a letter of about 230 words to Gemma in which you include the following points:
• Your opinion about working for charity and non-profit organisations in general.
• What you think of this particular job offer.
• Whether you would be interested in the job yourself.
Hi, Gemma,

0613
Azonosító
Figyelem!
Task A
You are taking part in a six-month advanced language course in Aberdeen and you would like
to take a job in order to earn some money and also practice your English. In one of the local
papers you have found the following advertisement:
Marchant Finngrace Ltd
We are a publishing & production company, currently undertaking

a nationwide project on healthy living. As part of this work, we
are looking for one assistant cameraman/woman from Aberdeen,
to take part in making short film clips of sporting enthusiasts.
You will need to approach other students and/or individuals within

your community in order to film them.
To apply please contact John Cooper (email: jc@abreports.com)
Write an email of 120 words to Mr Cooper including the following:
• say why you are interested in the job

• say why you think you are the right person for it
• ask how you should prepare for the job
Dear Mr. Cooper,

0522
Azonosító
Task B
You are a regular reader of the teenage Internet forum Rights and Responsibilities. Every
week there is a reader’s letter about a situation where the writer of the letter wants other
people’s advice on what to do. This is this week’s letter:
We live in a semi-detached house and my next door neighbour, Mr.

Bennett, has two Alsatians. He is a nice man living on his own and he is
mad about his dogs but has no idea how to treat them. He never walks
them but takes them around with him everywhere he goes in his car
instead. The other day I happened to go past the shopping centre and
spotted his car. It was a boiling hot day and the dogs were locked in
the back of the car. No windows were open and they had no water. I
could see they were suffering. Is there anything I could do to help
them?
Lisa, 17
Write a letter of 220 words to Lisa and give her advice. Include the following points:
• how to give Mr. Bennett advice about dog care

• how to offer Mr. Bennett help with the dogs
• your experience of people treating pets in your community
Dear Lisa,

0522

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AFRICAN CONSERVATION OPPORTUNITIES

Tel: 0870 241 5816 Web site: www.ConservationAfrica.net

We arrange for motivated students to do conservation work

Write an email of 150 words to Ian including the following points:

• if you are interested in taking part

Begin your email like this:

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8 2005. május 12.

”There is so much pressure placed on you to pass exams.

Begin your letter like this:

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 5/8 2005. május 12.

Join us for a day in the country and share our

The Spinning Wheel Inn

Reception immediately afterwards

Nicole Saward and John Simon

• if it was a surprise for her too

Write an e-mail of about 150 words.

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2 / 12 2005. május 30.

At my school we do have a student council but it is just

The problem is that the teachers don’t take it seriously.

I’d like to hear from other people about what sort of

• Students' clothes and hair styles

Do not include any dates or postal addresses.

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 6 / 12 2005. május 30.

Mindkét feladatot meg kell írni!

Olga’s Dancing School

Levels taught: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Email Olga: olga@dancewithme.com

Write an email of 120-150 words to Olga in which you

 say something about the occasion,

Begin like this:

1712 írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8 2017. május 11.

Emily 16, Oklahoma

Write a comment of 200-250 words in which you give your opinion

 about the risks of communicating with strangers on the internet,

 the situation Bridget got into,

 what Emily should say to convince her friend,

 whether Emily should turn to an adult for help.

Begin your comment like this:

1712 írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 5/8 2017. május 11.

English courses with a difference: Cultural Immersion Programmes

Write an email of 120-150 words to Herman in which you

• agree to take part,

Begin your email like this:

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8 2016. május 5.

What am I supposed to do on Monday? Do what Eve advised me to do? But what if

• the director’s selection practices,

Begin like this:

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 5/8 2016. május 5.

Primary Care Solutions Community Base

Most homeless shelters welcome volunteers and have a variety of programs

Helping Others Learn to Read

Write a letter of 120-150 words to Josh in which you:

Begin your letter like this:

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 2/8 2014. október 16.

I’ve always been a fairly nice person, I even do some charity

In my class there’s a girl who used to be a good friend and was

• what you think somebody in the girl’s situation needs,

Begin your message like this:

írásbeli vizsga, IV. vizsgarész 5/8 2014. október 16.

Write a letter of 120-150 words to Mr Davies in which you

• say why you are interested in the post,

Begin your email like this: