6.

The Polish and the other foreign (TOUR) are supposed to have a
\~i{3r~/f;:,~C:§,~X~j~~,~wr~i valid visa when visiting our country.

, 7. This is (DOUBT) Michael. I'd recognize him even if he wore .

I. Write in the correct words. a beard.
8. Lisaand Ronald's (MARRY) was one of a great happiness,
We ali know that life on earth can be depressing at times. But if it's really - - t - - - g l unshaken by any violent conflicts
(1) you down, why not think about the possibility of moving to a different environment. It's
9. His (SOCIETY) life is very active. He takes part in every friendly
assumed that by the year 2050 technological solutions will - - - b - - (2) people to 'j"
" meeting and visits the local Youth Centre almost every day.
settle on other planets with a perfect potential for generating their own energy out of locali 10. Somebody called for organizing a rally. But, there were numerous """"""""""""
- - s - - - - - s (3). However, there are plenty of - - - t - - - - s (4) to l
~.
(OBJECT) to it from the union members.
overcome until the first successful settlement on Mars, for example, is viable. Outer space '
11. It is strange how her """"""""""""""" (PERSON) changed after she joined the
is known to be a hostile environment
extremely low temperatures a - - -
with no oxygen to
- - - - - -
- r -
g (6) absolute zero. The solar and
i - - - - (5) and sect.

12. Bob McCarthy spent his (YOUNG) in a Scottish village from

cosmic radiation can also prove to be - - - h - - (7) for fragile earthly organisms. ..,
where he emigrated to Canada in 1972.
Although we take our elementary life support system for - - - - - - d (8) here on ,~

13. Don't be afraid, I have no """"""""""""""" (INTEND) of doing any harm to you.
earth, there is no saying what might happen if we set out on a trek in space without the \
protection of the earthly atmosphere. Happily, the contemporary space expeditions have ~ I just want you to tell me where the secret documents are.
14. These two parts won't match. They are (EQUAL)
been thoroughly planned to - - f - - - (9) our astronauts against the immenselYti
adverse i - - - - - (10) of the inhospitable surroundings of space. Therefore, they are ~i 15. Keep doing heavy physical exercise and you'lI certainly build up your

located in hermetic and sealed cabins with a fresh - - - - - Y (11) of air and (STRONG).

conditions simulating those on earth. ;'1

III. Insert the correct prepositions.
The first step towards space colonization is still to be made. The prospects are that thej
pioneers will only be provided with the most necessary equipment and that their
advancement will be carefully examined by the experts in a variety of - - - I - s (12) ABOUT AGAINST BEHIND BY FOR IN ON OVER WITH

including astronomy, medicine, physics and biology.

1. Just say you need me and I am """"""""""""""" hand.
II. Put the words in the correct form.
2. The bank manager has advised us to leave our papers in the safe just
""""""""""""""" safekeeping.
1. Living on your own can be (RELA TE) expensive.
3. Should anyone disagree your offer, tell them that you have been
2. Did she make any ........... (REFER) to her last visit to the White House
given the direct backing of the Treasury.
during the press conference?
4. Tom has promised to have my tuner repaired by Saturday, but I'm rather doubtful
3. It was the most (ENJOY) summer we have ever had.
""""""" """""""" it.
4. I've made up my mind to take a course in (MANAGE) as I intend
5. Nowadays, it's terribly hard to find a good professional specializing
to set up my own business in the future.
old weaponry.
5. The man looked out of the door (SUSPECT) and having found
6. Thisis a specifically female section, men are rather the minority
out there was nobody in the street, he rushed towards the car.
here.

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 7. How about taking revenge """,,""""""""""" the gang their ,7. I'm sorry that you've had to wait for me tor so long. (kept)

cruelty?
8. At this point, itseems impossiblethat any rivalteam mighttake an advantage 8. The only person responsible tor the breakdown was Eric. (to blame)
our team. Eric

9. The communist government has resigned the background ot 9. Sue's handbag was stolen by a toreign passenger.
the widespread social unresl. Itwas
10. It's no use insisting , organizing the bontire in the woods.
10. Joan sa id she didn't usually drink coffee in the morning. (accustomed)
The gamekeeper will never aliow us to do thal.
11. Jack, I rem ind you that you are two months with your essays.
Oeliver them by next Friday or 1'11
have to contact your parents. V.Filithe gaps with the correct words.
12. I can tell you " certainty that this musie score is less interesting
than the one he wrote previously. air bee day ear effect
13. 'Oid the employer ask Mary to work overtime?' 'No, I suppose she did it tace tamily trame kin matter
choice.'
motion pains point shape way
14. my part, it doesn't interest me the least

whether you keep this money or give it away.

1. You must try to bear the pain nowo The medicine will only take
15. There's no bigger pleasure than sitting here , the open air listening
after a few minutes.
to the birds' singing and smelling the scent ot the spring tlowers.
2. 'Where's Oanny?' 'I think he's hurried home to tell the good news to his next ot

IV. Rewrite the sentences using the given torms so that they retain their original
3. Stop pressing me now, will you? I'm not in the right ot mind to
meaning.
take a proper decision.
1. Is Eddie tamiliar with the consequences ot his irrational behaviour? (aware) 4. Having examined the tape recordings in slow the detectives
.
identitied the probabie assassin.
2. She always speaks about her children's achievements with great pride. (boasts) 5. None ot the traveliers panicked even in the ot amortal danger.
6. Why don't we cali it a ? It's got too dark to go on repairing the

3. It's a pity you didn't ask us to spend the time with you. bridge.

It only 7. 'Mark's got no time tor his triends and he doesn't even watch television in the evening.
I guess he must be very hard at work, then.' 'Indeed, he is as busy as
4. The police were only able to break the riots using torce. (means)
a doing the novel translation.'
8. Sit down and len d me your . I'm going to tell you this tascinating
5. Have you always been interested in hunting? (tond)
story trom the very beginning.
".
9. 'Robert's as funny as his tather, isn't he?' 'That's righl. Good humour seems to run in
6. The existence ot the polar bear is endangered. their
stake.

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\p;iEJlsY~t~i5!'33~~~llfij
the waiter approached her table. ~1 ,y,. ..'Y"'+',:,.'~!Y?t';~'?Y:!,q;"k1:r>"t'fig1(;'%'!%'R'i

11. I don't know what made you think Adam was against our policy. Now, let me clear the .
"""""""""""""" and convince you that he's our most loyal supporter. I. Choose the words that best complete the sentences in the text.
12. 'Did you cali him aliar?' 'Well, as a of fact I did. I'm sorry.'
13. Don't forget to thank aunt Betty warmly. She's really gone to great ............................ One of the hazards that electronic media like the television, radio or computers

to buy that dictionary for you. (1) these days is the (2) in book reading.
The concern ,... (3) mainly to the younger generations who are strongly
14. 'Don't you think this insect is very strange?' 'Indeed. It's completely out of the
(4) by the glamour of the silver screen and, consequently, don't
. I've never seen anything like that before.'
(5) the importance of acquiring first-hand information fram books.
15. At first, it was difficult to imagine this plan would work at all. But the more we worked
To " (6) reading for pleasure and to propagate a wide array of
on it, the better it took.
publications like encyclopaedias, (7) books, manuals or fiction, radical
solutions should be applied. Firstly, more (8) ought to be put on the
educational (9). Youngsters should be made to feel comfortable while
reading either for information ar self-satisfaction in public places like airports, buses or on
the beach. Secondly, libraries must be subsidized more accurately in order to pravide the
potential reader with (10) choice of publications and to become mare
publically active so as to put books at people's (11) rather than keep
them under lock and key. Fund collectingactions organized by libraries might also
(12) the public awareness of the advantages of becoming
(13) in a good book.
Finally, the mass media themselves might contribute substantially by recommending the
purchase of valuable best-sellers and inspiring their viewers to " (14)
their knowledge and erudition, and thus help them to ".. (15) the habit of
spontaneous everyday reading.

1. a) denote b) play c) arise d)pose

2. a) rarity b) decline c)shortage d) deficiency

3. a) indicates b) affects c) embodies d) applies

4. a) tempted b)exposed c) submitted d) involved

5. a) observe b) recognize c) view d) distinguish

6. a) incite b) revert c) instill d) encourage

7. a) referral b) referable c) referee d) reference

8. a) relevance b) persistence c) focus d) emphasis

9. a) factor b) graund c) matter d) point

10. a) pralific b) ample c) lavish d) lush

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