Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Unit 1 Unit 6
Test A 6 Test A 34
Test B 8 Test B 36
Unit 2 Unit 7
Test A 10 Test A 38
Test B 12 Test B 40
Unit 5
Test A 26
Test B 28
Speaking Extra
7 Z podanych zdań ułóż dialog. 10 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
Ryan Harry, this is Tomas. He’s from Spain. 1 1 Nadia is make the dinner.
Ryan I think you speak very good English! Nadia is making the dinner.
Tomas Nice to meet you, too. 2 Mark and Leo gets on well.
Tomas No, I haven’t. I don’t speak English
very well. 3 I not know your phone number.
Harry Have you got a part in the school
play? 4 Does Sara helping Joe?
Harry Hi, Tomas. Nice to meet you.
5 5 We’s watching TV.
5 chef / mechanic / saxophone / teacher This week is my sister Lucy’s first week at her
6 cinema / school / island / hospital new school. She’s a bit nervous because she
doesn’t know many people there. The good
5
thing is that Tina, her best friend, is in her class.
They get on well.
Grammar Lucy loves drama. It’s her favourite hobby, and
3 Uzupełnij zdania właściwymi formami she wants to be in the school play. It’s a good
czasowników w czasie present simple. way to make new friends, too. Her history
teacher, Miss Davies, is organizing the play this
1 John likes (like) fish and chips. year. It’s in December, and they’re starting to
2 Ian (not play) computer practise for it now. Lucy needs to get a good
games. part in the play because she wants to be an
3 (you / speak) English? actor when she finishes school!
4 I (not watch) TV every day. 1 How does Lucy feel about her new school?
5 (Joe / live) in London? She’s a bit nervous.
6 Alice (know) Sophie. 2 Does Lucy know many people at the school?
5
Speaking Extra
7 Z podanych zdań ułóż dialog. 10 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
Liam I think you speak very good English! 1 Nadia is make the dinner.
Liam Ben, this is Tomas. He’s from Spain. 1 Nadia is making the dinner.
Ben Have you got a part in the school 2 Does Dad helping Mark?
play?
Ben Hi, Tomas. Nice to meet you. 3 They’s watching TV.
Tomas No, I haven’t. I don’t speak English
very well. 4 Kate and Ellie gets on well.
Tomas Nice to meet you, too.
5 5 I not know your brother.
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Oznacz zdania jako prawdziwe 9 Napisz pięć zdań o kimś, kto uprawia jakiś
(✔) lub fałszywe (✘). sport. Napisz, co ta osoba ma na sobie teraz
oraz co zakłada, kiedy uprawia sport. Pamiętaj
I’m Jack. At the moment, I’m wearing my o użyciu znaków interpunkcyjnych.
school uniform. I don’t like it because I don’t My friend Joe loves rugby. He plays in a team.
like the colours. It’s a dark blue jacket, with
They practise every Saturday. For rugby,
black shoes and a light blue shirt. There’s also a
dark green tie, but I’m not wearing that at the Joe wears … But at the moment, he’s
moment. All the students wear a tie in school. wearing …
The girls can wear a skirt or trousers. They
usually prefer to wear trousers, because the
skirts are very long.
My school uniform is very different to the
clothes I wear in the evening or at the
weekend. I usually wear jeans with trainers
and a T-shirt. My favourite T-shirt is orange. My
sister says that orange is a horrible colour, but
I like it! Anyway, what does she know? All her
clothes are pink! 5
Total 45 Total 55
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Oznacz zdania jako prawdziwe 9 Napisz pięć zdań o kimś, kto uprawia jakiś
(✔) lub fałszywe (✘). sport. Napisz, co ta osoba ma na sobie teraz
oraz co zakłada, kiedy uprawia sport. Pamiętaj
I’m Jack. At the moment, I’m wearing my o użyciu znaków interpunkcyjnych.
school uniform. I don’t like it because I don’t My friend Joe loves rugby. He plays in a team.
like the colours. It’s a dark blue jacket, with
They practise every Saturday. For rugby,
black shoes and a light blue shirt. There’s also a
dark green tie, but I’m not wearing that at the Joe wears …
moment. All the students wear a tie in school. But at the moment, he’s wearing …
The girls can wear a skirt or trousers. They
usually prefer to wear trousers, because the
skirts are very long.
My school uniform is very different to the
clothes I wear in the evening or at the
weekend. I usually wear jeans with trainers
and a T-shirt. My favourite T-shirt is orange. My
sister says that orange is a horrible colour, but
I like it! Anyway, what does she know? All her
clothes are pink! 5
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Posłuchaj nagrania i uzupełnij tabelkę 11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
wyrazami z ramki. 1 Odłóż to!
Put that back!
Paul Mum Aunt Eva Uncle Peter Rosa
2 Pasuje jak ulał!
Dad
3 Śmiejesz się!
1 Uncle Peter bald, with glasses
2
in shorts 4 Ona często nosi makijaż.
3
in a dress
5 To jest naprawdę zabawne.
4
with long, dark hair, in a
blue top
6 Nie bądź niemądry!
5
with short, dark hair
6
with a moustache, in jeans 5
5
Total 45 Total 55
nicer than the as more good
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij zdania 9 Przeczytaj notatki z ramki i napisz tekst o lwach.
wyrazami z tekstu.
1 Appearance: brown fur
2 Habitat: south and east Africa
The West Midland Safari Park is a fascinating 3 Behaviour: live in groups
place to visit in the UK. You can take your car 4 Food: hunt and eat other animals
and drive around the park slowly, or there’s 5 Endangered? Why? Yes, because natural
a train that goes through the middle of the habitat is disappearing
park. The train is faster than the car, of course. 6 What you can do: adopt a lion, £3 a month
In the Safari Park you can see amazing animals,
1 Lions have got brown fur.
such as elephants, tigers, lions, zebras and
camels. There are over six hundred animals 2
there, including some white lions. They’re very 3
unusual and you don’t see them very often. 4
You have the chance to feed some of the 5
animals, too. But they only eat special animal
6
food, so don’t give them hamburgers or
chocolate! 5
1 It’s a good idea to visit the West Extra
Midland Safari Park.
2 You can drive around by car, or you can take a 10 Uzupełnij definicje wyrazami poznanymi
w rozdziale 2.
.
3 Examples of the animals you can see are 1 It’s difficult to see when it’s foggy .
camels, zebras, lions, tigers and . 2 My brother is very i . He
4 There are more than hundred always gets good marks at school.
animals in the park. 3 You can walk a k in about ten
5 It’s amazing to see lions minutes.
because they’re very unusual. 4 Summer is an example of a s .
6 You can only feed the animals 5 The cheetah is an e species.
animal food. 6 The opposite of ‘fast’ is ‘s ’.
5 5
Total 45 Total 55
nice than the as better more
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij zdania 9 Przeczytaj notatki z ramki i napisz tekst o lwach.
wyrazami z tekstu.
1 Appearance: brown fur
2 Habitat?: south and east Africa
The West Midland Safari Park is a fascinating 3 Behaviour: live in groups
place to visit in the UK. You can take your car 4 Food: hunt and eat other animals
and drive around the park slowly, or there’s 5 Endangered? Why? Yes, because natural
a train that goes through the middle of the habitat is disappearing
park. The train is faster than the car, of course. 6 What you can do: adopt a lion, £3 a month
In the Safari Park you can see amazing animals,
1 Lions have got brown fur.
such as elephants, tigers, lions, zebras and
camels. There are over six hundred animals 2
there, including some white lions. They’re very 3
unusual and you don’t see them very often. 4
You have the chance to feed some of the 5
animals, too. But they only eat special animal
6
food, so don’t give them hamburgers or
chocolate! 5
1 It’s a good idea to visit the West Extra
Midland Safari Park.
2 You can drive around by car, or you can take
10 Uzupełnij definicje wyrazami poznanymi
w rozdziale 2.
a .
1 It’s difficult to see when it’s f oggy .
3 Examples of the animals you can see are
2 The opposite of ‘fast’ is ‘s ’.
camels, zebras, lions, tigers and .
3 Jasmin is very i . She always
4 There are more than hundred
gets good marks at school.
animals in the park.
4 Autumn is an example of a s .
5 It’s amazing to see white lions because they’re
5 You can walk a k in about ten
very .
minutes.
6 You can only feed the animals
6 The tiger is an e species.
animal food.
5
5
Listening
11 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
1 Madrid is warmer that London.
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Posłuchaj nagrania i uzupełnij tabelkę. Madrid is warmer than London.
2 The park is interestinger than the beach.
1 giraffe It’s got a long neck and
2
.
3 Who’s the better actor in the UK?
3 It lives in the sea.
It’s got 4 arms. 4 Lois is a shortest girl in our class.
5
It’s very 6 .
5 Is science easyer than maths?
5
6 I’m not as intelligent than my brother.
Total 45 Total 55
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Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij zdania 9 Napisz pięć zdań o swoim zwierzątku lub
wyrazami z tekstu. o zwierzaku kolegi/koleżanki. Opisz jego
wygląd i zachowanie. Użyj przymiotników
Susie lives in a small village near the sea with z rozdziału 2.
her family. ‘It’s a great place to live,’ she says. My friend Sue has got a rabbit. It’s fast and
‘It’s very small, but it’s more interesting than
it’s really cute. It lives in her garden and it
most people think. I see lots of unusual animals
in the sea, like dolphins. They’re my favourite eats … It’s got …
animals, because they’re so friendly and
intelligent. There are some small sharks too,
but they aren’t dangerous.
I also go to the mountains near here, and I
sometimes see eagles. They’re bigger than
most birds, and they’re very strong!
Today I’m visiting a friend in the city. Now,
we’re having lunch in a restaurant and then
we’re going shopping. I usually have lunch at
5
home, and then I walk to the beach. Today is
very different!’
Extra
1 The village is an interesting place 10 Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami poznanymi
to live. w rozdziale wstępnym, pierwszym i drugim.
2 There are lots of animals. 1 You can sit down and eat in a
3 Dolphins are and r e s t a u r a n t.
friendly. 2 You wear s on your feet in
4 The sharks aren’t . the house.
5 Susie sees eagles in the . 3 My brother plays the s
6 Susie is having lunch with a really well.
in the city. 4 Sharks are d animals.
5 5 A person with no hair is b .
6 Her dad is a f f .
Listening 5
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Posłuchaj nagrania. Oznacz zdania jako 11 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘).
1 Are you playing part in the school play?
1 The school play is about Queen Elizabeth I. ✔
Are you taking part in the school play?
2 The costumes aren’t very good.
2 Joanna don’t wear earrings.
3 Miss Thomson is organizing the play.
4 Mr Green is bald.
3 You aren’t as taller as Pete and Philip.
5 He often wears a black jacket.
6 The first rehearsal is at four o’clock today.
4 The sun isn’t shine.
5
5 Not to play near the lake! It’s dangerous.
Total 45 Total 55
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Units 1–2 Progress Test B
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Units 1–2 Progress test B
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij zdania 9 Napisz pięć zdań o swoim zwierzątku lub
wyrazami z tekstu. o zwierzaku kolegi/koleżanki. Opisz jego
wygląd i zachowanie. Użyj przymiotników
Susie lives in a small village near the sea with z rozdziału 2.
her family. ‘It’s a great place to live,’ she says. My friend Sue has got a rabbit. It’s fast and
‘It’s very small, but it’s more interesting than
it’s really cute. It lives in her garden and it
most people think. I see lots of unusual animals
in the sea, like dolphins. They’re my favourite eats … It’s got …
animals, because they’re so friendly and
intelligent. There are some small sharks too,
but they aren’t dangerous.
I also go to the mountains near here, and I
sometimes see eagles. They’re bigger than
most birds, and they’re very strong!
Today I’m visiting a friend in the city. Now,
we’re having lunch in a restaurant and then
we’re going shopping. I usually have lunch at
5
home, and then I walk to the beach. Today is
very different!’
Extra
1 The village is an interesting place 10 Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami poznanymi
to live. w rozdziale wstępnym, pierwszym i drugim.
2 There are lots of animals. 1 You can sit down and eat in a
3 Dolphins are intelligent and r e s t a u r a n t.
. 2 Ian is bald, but he’s got a
4 The sharks aren’t . m .
5 Susie sees eagles in the . 3 You can wear a d g
6 Susie is having lunch with a at home.
in the city. 4 Leanne plays the k very well.
5 5 His mum is a p o .
6 Lions are d animals.
Listening 5
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Posłuchaj nagrania. Oznacz zdania jako 11 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘).
1 Are you playing part in the school play?
1 The school play is about Queen Elizabeth I. ✔
Are you taking part in the school play?
2 The costumes are very good.
2 Harry is the intelligentest boy in our class.
3 Miss Thomson is organizing the play.
4 Mr Green wears glasses.
3 William don’t have got freckles.
5 He never wears a dark blue jacket.
6 The first rehearsal is at five o’clock today.
4 It’s hot and the sun is shine.
5
5 You aren’t as shorter as Tia.
Total 45 Total 55
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Unit 3 Test A
bread!
5
Reading
5
6 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij zdania
2 Napisz nazwy produktów spożywczych we wyrazami z tekstu.
właściwej grupie.
Hi, my name’s Ross. My favourite lesson at
carrots tuna
beef
prawns cream
melon school is cooking. Our teacher shows us how
to make lots of delicious meals, and she gives
fish: 1 tuna 2 us lots of information about food, too. We learn
about food from different countries – where
vegetables: 3
it grows and how much it costs. We learn how
fruit: 4
to prepare different kinds of food, and we also
dairy: 5
learn about food that is healthy, like fruit and
meat: 6 vegetables, and food that is unhealthy, like
cakes and biscuits!
5
I think it’s very important to learn how to cook
well, so that we can make good meals. Fresh
Grammar food is much tastier and healthier than fast food.
3 Zakreśl właściwe formy. My cousin Sam lives in Scotland, and he’s
learning how to make haggis in his cooking
1 I’ve got a / an / some orange in my bag. class. The problem is that he prefers chips
2 I’d like a / an / some strawberries. and pizzas!
3 Are there any / an /some crisps on the table?
4 We’ve got some / the / a pear tree in our garden. 1 Ross’s favourite lesson is cooking.
5 There aren’t some / any / the grapes in the shop. 2 In cooking lessons, the students
6 An / Some / The cheese sandwich is horrible. how to cook.
5 3 They learn how food in other
4 Uzupełnij zdania przedimkami a, an lub
countries costs.
4 They learn about and
określeniami some i any.
unhealthy food.
1 There aren’t any sausages.
5 Ross prefers food to fast food.
2 Would you like toast?
6 Sam is Ross’s .
3 I’d like biscuit.
5
Speaking Writing
7 Uzupełnij dialog wyrażeniami z ramki. 9 Przeczytaj notatki Jacka i napisz zaproszenie
na przyjęcie. Użyj przyimków at, in oraz on.
Never mind Can you come What time
My birthday party
Next time I’m afraid I’d love to When: Saturday 12th May
Where: my house
Harry There’s a concert in the park next
When: the afternoon
Sunday. 1 Can you come ?
What time: 3 o’clock
Gina 2
.
Bring: a computer game
Harry Great!
Gina 3
does it start?
Harry At two o’clock.
Please come to my birthday party. It’s ...
Gina Oh, I can’t, 4 . It’s my
grandma’s birthday, and we’re going to
her house that afternoon.
Harry That’s a shame. 5 .
Gina Sorry! 6
, perhaps.
5
Listening 5
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Posłuchaj nagrania. Oznacz zdania jako
Extra
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘).
1 It’s Sandra’s birthday party. ✘ 10 Uzupełnij wyrazy.
2 They haven’t got any lemonade. 1 Lots of people buy o r g a n i c food.
3 They’ve got ten pizzas. 2 Can you ask the w t s for some
4 They haven’t got any ham. water, please?
5 Suzy doesn’t like sausages. 3 Can I t t your smoothie, please?
6 They need lots of crisps. 4 People eat p n k s on the last day
5 before Lent.
5 There was a noise outside, but n e
was there.
6 We’re using strawberries to d c t
the cake.
5
3/8
10/4
2/9
21/3 16/5 30/11
Total 45 Total 55
pork tuna
cream
melon
salmon carrots Hi, my name’s Ross. My favourite lesson at
school is cooking. Our teacher shows us how
fish: 1 tuna 2 to make lots of delicious meals, and she gives
us lots of information about food, too. We learn
vegetables: 3
about food from different countries – where
fruit: 4
it grows and how much it costs. We learn how
dairy: 5
to prepare different kinds of food, and we also
meat: 6 learn about food that is healthy, like fruit and
5 vegetables, and food that is unhealthy, like
cakes and biscuits!
Grammar I think it’s very important to learn how to cook
well, so that we can make good meals. Fresh
3 Zakreśl właściwe formy. food is much tastier and healthier than fast food.
My cousin Sam lives in Scotland, and he’s
1 I’ve got a / an / some orange in my bag.
learning how to make haggis in his cooking
2 There’s some / a / the pear tree in our garden. class. The problem is that he prefers chips
3 I’d like a / an / some cherries, please. and pizzas!
4 Are there any / an /some biscuits on the table?
5 Some / An / The carrot cake is horrible. 1 Ross’s favourite lesson is cooking.
6 We haven’t got some / the / any butter. 2 In cooking lessons, the students
5 how to cook.
4 Uzupełnij zdania przedimkami a, an lub
3 They learn how
countries costs.
food in other
określeniami some i any.
4 They learn about and
1 There aren’t any sausages.
unhealthy food.
2 There’s water on the table.
5 Ross prefers fresh food to food.
3 Would you like juice?
6 Sam lives in .
5
Speaking Writing
7 Uzupełnij dialog wyrażeniami z ramki. 9 Przeczytaj notatki Jacka i napisz zaproszenie
na przyjęcie. Użyj przyimków at, in oraz on.
I’m afraid Can you come I’d love to
My birthday party
Never mind What time Next time When: Saturday 12th May
Where: my house
Shaun There’s a play at the theatre next
When: the afternoon
Saturday. 1 Can you come ?
What time: 3 o’clock
Jenny 2
.
Bring: a computer game
Shaun Great!
Jenny 3
does it start?
Shaun At half past twelve.
Please come to my birthday party. It’s ...
Jenny Oh, I can’t, 4 . It’s my
mum’s birthday, and we’re going to her
favourite restaurant for lunch.
Shaun 5
. I hope you enjoy
your lunch!
Jenny Sorry! 6 , perhaps.
5
5
Listening
Extra
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Posłuchaj nagrania. Oznacz zdania jako
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). 10 Uzupełnij wyrazy.
1 It’s Sandra’s birthday party. ✘ 1 Lots of people buy o r g a n i c food.
2 They’ve got some lemonade. 2 Can I t t some of that cheese?
3 They’ve got five pizzas. 3 We’re using lights to d c t the
4 They haven’t got any ham. house.
5 Suzy loves sausages. 4 We cook p n k s on the last day
6 They don’t need any crisps. before Lent.
5 5 I’ll ask the w t s for some more
butter.
6 There was a noise outside, but n e
was there.
5
15/8
10/5
2/9
21/3 1/4 28/12
Total 45 Total 55
arrived was were read bought waited
1
The train 1 was late because of the
d e f snow. We 2 our tickets, and I
3
a magazine. We 4
for the train for nearly two hours!
The train 5 at seven o’clock, and we
weren’t very happy because we 6
5
hungry and cold.
2 Uzupełnij nazwy środków transportu. 5
1 t a x i 4 m e
2 f y 5 l r Reading
3 t a 6 b a 6 Przeczytaj tekst. Oznacz zdania jako prawdziwe
5 (✔) lub fałszywe (✘).
Speaking Extra
7 Z podanych zdań ułóż dialog. 10 Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami z ramki.
Tom I’d like a ticket to Manchester, please. 1 crowded platform kicked rescue
Tom Here you are. screamed explorer
Tom Single, please.
Clerk Thank you. Next, please! 1 The next train to York is at 14:50 from
Clerk Single or return? platform 2.
Clerk That’s £17.50, please. 2 Christopher Columbus was a famous
5 .
3 Tom had to his sister from a
Listening spider.
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Posłuchaj tekstu o Benie. Zakreśl właściwe 4 That horse just the donkey!
wyrazy. 5 Megan when she saw a bat.
1 Ben stayed with his cousins / grandparents 6 The bus was very , and I had
last week. to stand.
2 Ben and his cousins took a ferry / hovercraft 5
to the island.
3 On the island, the weather was hot / foggy.
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
1 Dobrze się bawisz?
4 Ben saw some fantastic boots / boats.
Are you having fun?
5 They visited a village on the island / a hill.
2 W jedną stronę czy powrotny?
6 Ben went to the village by cable car / on foot.
5
3 Szkoda.
Writing
4 Umieram z głodu!
9 Napisz zdania, używając wyrażeń z ramki
A i z ramki B. Połącz je spójnikami and, but, or, so
i because. 5 O co chodzi?
A B
6 To nie ma znaczenia.
1 We went into the weather there is
town often cold 5
2 Do you prefer the view was
orange juice beautiful
3 I love England I wasn’t late for Total 45 Total 55
4 The bus was on school
time had lunch in a café
5 Ann took a photo they did some
6 They went on a fishing
boat lemonade?
wasn’t was read bought waited was
1
The plane 1 was late because of the fog.
d e f I 2
a book from the airport shop
and we 3
for the plane for nearly
four hours! My little brother 4
very happy because he 5 tired
5 and bored. I 6
my new book and I
wasn’t bored at all!
2 Uzupełnij nazwy środków transportu. 5
1 t a x i 4 m p
2 s i 5 t m Reading
3 f r 6 l y 6 Przeczytaj tekst. Oznacz zdania jako prawdziwe
5 (✔) lub fałszywe (✘).
Speaking Extra
7 Z podanych zdań ułóż dialog. 10 Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami z ramki.
Craig Return, please. scream explorer rescued kicking
Craig I’d like a ticket to York, please. 1 platform crowded
Craig Here you are.
Bus driver Thanks. Next, please! 1 The next train to Exeter is at 11:10 from
Bus driver That’s £4.50, please. platform 2.
Bus driver Single or return? 2 Kevin his cat from a tree.
5 3 My little sister can very
loudly!
Listening 4 The exhibition was very and
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Posłuchaj tekstu o Benie. Zakreśl właściwe noisy.
wyrazy. 5 Ernest Shackleton was a famous
1 Ben stayed with his cousins / grandparents .
last week. 6 The baby is his legs.
2 Ben and his cousins took a ferry / hovercraft 5
to the island.
3 On the island, the weather was windy / hot.
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
1 Dobrze się bawisz?
4 Ben saw some fantastic boats / boots.
Are you having fun?
5 They visited a village on the island / a hill.
2 Umieram z głodu!
6 Ben went to the village on foot / by cable car.
5
3 W jedną stronę czy powrotny?
Writing
4 To nie ma znaczenia.
9 Napisz zdania, używając wyrażeń z ramki
A i z ramki B. Połącz je spójnikami and, but, or, so
i because. 5 O co chodzi?
A B
6 Szkoda.
1 We went into town the weather there is
2 The train wasn’t often hot 5
on time the baby monkeys
3 Sasha took some were very cute
photos at the zoo I was late for the Total 45 Total 55
4 They went on party
a boat had lunch in a café
5 Do you prefer they didn’t do any
lemonade fishing
6 I like Egypt orange juice?
Speaking Writing
7 Zakreśl właściwe zwroty. 9 Przeczytaj notatki i napisz wstęp do
tajemniczej historii. Napisz część wstępu
Dina Hello, David. How was your weekend? w formie dialogu.
David Not very good. I played in a really
important football match, but we lost! Characters: Paul and Ellie
Dina 1
Bad luck! / Cool! Time: two o’clock, Sunday afternoon
Weather: cold, windy Place: the beach
David Then I left my mobile phone on the bus.
Activity: walking
Dina 2
That sounds fun. / Poor you! What a Unexpected event: saw a mysterious shape
terrible day!
David What about you? How was your
weekend?
Dina It was great. It was my sister’s birthday,
and she had a party.
David 3
Oh, dear! / Cool!
Dina But a lot of her friends were ill, and they
didn’t come.
David 4
Oh, dear! / That sounds fun. 5
Dina No, it’s OK. My sister is having another
party next week!
Extra
David 5
You’re so lucky! / Poor you! 10 Uzupełnij definicje wyrazami poznanymi
Dina Why don’t you come? w rozdziale 5.
David I can’t. I’m going to Scotland with my 1 Something that isn’t real is a f ake .
parents next weekend. 2 You can see your face in a m .
Dina 6
You’re so lucky! / That’s a shame. 3 We put flowers in a v .
Everyone is coming to the party. 4 If your eyes are open, you are a .
5 5 Ap is something nice that you
put on the wall.
Listening 6 A story that is invented is f .
8 3.39
Posłuchaj, jak Max i Amy mówią 5
o strasznej historii. Napisz krótkie odpowiedzi
na pytania. 11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
1 Does Max believe in ghosts? No, he doesn’t. 1 Nie mam nic przeciwko.
2 Does Max like ghost stories? I don’t see why not.
3 Did the story happen on a 2 Daj spokój!
windy night?
4 Did the boy wake up when 3 Dasz wiarę?
the woman sat on his bed?
5 Did the boy speak to the 4 Tak jest lepiej.
woman?
6 Was the cup on the 5 Obudź się!
windowsill the next morning?
6 Zróbmy sobie przerwę.
5
Total 45 Total 55
1 What did / were you do yesterday? 3 The ship was going to New York.
2 They didn’t be / weren’t doing their homework. 4 No one saw Captain Briggs again.
3 At one o’clock, it was raining / rained. 5 Everything that Arthur Conan Doyle wrote
4 ‘Did you go out?’ ‘No, I weren’t / didn’t.’ about the ship was true.
5 Kim didn’t enjoyed / enjoy that book. 6 Today, people are interested in the story.
6 Where did Dean go / went last night?
5
5
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Unit 5 Test B
Speaking Writing
7 Zakreśl właściwe zwroty. 9 Przeczytaj notatki i napisz wstęp do
tajemniczej historii. Napisz część wstępu
Owen Hello, Dave. How was your weekend? w formie dialogu.
Dave Not very good! I played in a really
important football match, and we lost! Characters: Matthew and Ellie
Owen 1
Bad luck! / Cool! Time: two o’clock, Saturday afternoon
Weather: cold, windy Place: the woods
Dave Then I went to a nice restaurant with my
Activity: walking
parents. Unexpected event: saw a mysterious shape
Owen 2
That sounds fun. / Poor you! What a
good day!
Dave What about you? How was your
weekend?
Owen It was great. It was Julian’s birthday, and
he had a party.
Dave 3
Cool! / Oh, dear!
Owen But a lot of his friends were ill, and they
didn’t come. 5
Dave 4
That sounds fun. / Oh, dear!
Owen No, it’s OK. He’s having another party
Extra
next week! 10 Uzupełnij definicje wyrazami poznanymi
Dave 5
He’s so lucky! / Poor you! w rozdziale 5.
Owen Why don’t you come? 1 Something that isn’t real is a f ake .
Dave I can’t. I’m going to visit my aunt next 2 If your eyes are open, you are a .
weekend. 3 You can see your face in a m .
Owen 6
That’s a shame. / You’re so lucky! 4 A story that is invented is f .
Everyone is coming to the party. 5 We put flowers in a v .
5 6 There are a lot of interesting p
on the wall.
Listening 5
8 3.39
Posłuchaj, jak Max i Amy mówią
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
o strasznej historii. Napisz krótkie odpowiedzi
na pytania. 1 Nie mam nic przeciwko.
1 Does Max believe in ghosts? No, he doesn’t. I don’t see why not.
2 Does Max like ghost stories? 2 Zróbmy sobie przerwę.
3 Did the story happen on a
windy night? 3 Dasz wiarę?
4 Did the boy wake up when
the cup fell on the floor? 4 Tak jest lepiej.
5 Did the boy speak to the
woman? 5 Daj spokój!
6 Was the cup on the floor the
next morning? 6 Obudź się!
5
5
Total 45 Total 55
Listening Writing
7 3.40
Posłuchaj, jak Helen opowiada o swoim 9 Napisz pocztówkę z miejsca, które odwiedziłeś/
bracie, Thomasie. Oznacz poniższe zdania jako odwiedziłaś. Wspomnij o tym, jak tam
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). dojechałeś/dojechałaś oraz o jedzeniu, które ci
smakowało lub nie smakowało. Użyj spójników
1 Helen is older than Thomas. ✘ and, so, but, or oraz because. Napisz pięć zdań.
2 Last weekend was Thomas’s first
Dear ...
flying lesson.
We’re having a great time in ...
3 Thomas thinks that flying a plane is easy.
4 In the past, Thomas liked boats and trains
more than planes.
5 Last year, the family went to Turkey for
their holiday.
6 Helen has got a birthday present
for Thomas.
5
Speaking
5
8 Uzupełnij dialog zwrotami z ramki.
Extra
sounds fun Oh, dear You’re so lucky
Why was that What about you a shame
10 Zakreśl wyraz lub wyrażenie, które nie pasuje
do pozostałych.
Anna How was your holiday? 1 report / mirror / lamp / radiator
Ben Great! We went camping in France. 2 thief / detective / fingerprint / song
Anna I love camping! 3 lorry / exhibition / hovercraft / helicopter
1 You’re so lucky . 4 haggis / frying pan / curry / baked beans
Ben 2
? Where 5 on stage / on foot / by bike / by train
did you go? 6 journey / passenger / performance / destination
Anna We didn’t go very far. We stayed with my 5
aunt and uncle in Scotland.
Ben That 3 . 11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
Anna It wasn’t, really. 1 Brzmi świetnie!
Ben 4
? That sounds great!
Anna Well, it was raining when we arrived and 2 W jedną stronę czy powrotny?
it didn’t stop for two weeks. And my
cousins had colds. 3 To nie ma znaczenia.
Ben 5
! Poor you!
Anna I wanted to go out and explore. They
4 O której godzinie jest następny pociąg?
live near the sea and the beaches are
fantastic. But we stayed in the house a
5 Naprawdę nie mogę się tego doczekać.
lot of the time.
Ben That’s 6 .
6 Pociąg ma opóźnienie.
5
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Units 3–5 Progress test B
Listening Writing
7 3.40
Posłuchaj, jak Helen opowiada o swoim 9 Napisz pocztówkę z miejsca, które odwiedziłeś/
bracie, Thomasie. Oznacz poniższe zdania jako odwiedziłaś. Wspomnij o tym, jak tam
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). dojechałeś/dojechałaś oraz o jedzeniu, które ci
smakowało lub nie smakowało. Użyj spójników
1 Helen is older than Thomas. ✘ and, so, but, or oraz because. Napisz pięć zdań.
2 Last weekend was Thomas’s first
Dear ...
flying lesson.
We’re having a great time in ...
3 Thomas thinks that flying a plane isn’t easy.
4 In the past, Thomas liked boats and trains
more than planes.
5 Last year, the family went to Turkey for their
holiday.
6 Helen has got a DVD for Thomas for his
birthday.
5
Speaking
5
8 Uzupełnij dialog zwrotami z ramki.
Extra
sounds fun Oh, dear You’re so lucky
Why was that What about you a shame
10 Zakreśl wyraz lub wyrażenie, które nie pasuje
do pozostałych.
Elaine How was your holiday? 1 report / mirror / lamp / radiator
Charlie We didn’t go very far. We stayed with my 2 cable car / lorry / exhibition / helicopter
grandparents in Devon. 3 frying pan / haggis / baked beans / curry
Elaine That 1 sounds fun . 4 passenger / journey / performance /
Charlie It wasn’t, really. destination
Elaine 2
? 5 on foot / on stage / by train / by bus
Charlie Well, it was raining when we arrived 6 thief / detective / song / fingerprint
and it didn’t stop all week. And my
5
grandparents had bad coughs.
Elaine 3
! Poor you! 11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
Charlie I wanted to go out and explore. They 1 Brzmi świetnie!
live near a nice town and the shops are That sounds great!
fantastic. But we stayed in the house a 2 O której godzinie jest następny autobus?
lot of the time.
Elaine That’s 4 .
3 Naprawdę nie mogę się tego doczekać.
Charlie 5
? Where
did you go?
4 To nie ma znaczenia.
Elaine We went camping in Spain.
Charlie I love camping!
5 Pociąg ma opóźnienie.
6
.
5
6 W jedną stronę czy powrotny?
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Unit 6 Test A
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij 9 Napisz recenzję filmu lub programu
streszczenie wyrazami z tekstu. telewizyjnego, który lubisz. Recenzja powinna
składać się z trzech akapitów:
Many people think that working in TV is exciting, - wstępu,
but it’s more difficult than it looks. For everything - opisu postaci,
to go well, the film crew and the other experts - uzasadnienia, dlaczego podoba ci się ten film
that work in a TV studio must be very good at lub program.
their jobs. Things don’t always happen in the way My favourite film / TV programme is ... . It’s ...
you expect, and that can be complicated.
People think that everything in TV happens
very quickly, but in fact the actors are often
waiting around for a long time, and that’s boring!
It’s especially true for actors making a film. It
sometimes takes a week to make a scene that is
only five minutes long. Filming outside is worse.
When the light or weather changes, or when a
plane flies past during the filming of a historical
drama, the filming must stop. There’s a lot to
think about.
5
Working in TV is not as 1 exciting
as many of us think. You need to be good at Extra
your job. The film 2 and 10 Połącz wyrazy lub połówki wyrazów tak, aby
other people that work in a film studio are powstały wyrażenia z rozdziału 6.
experts. It’s very 3 when 1 film presenter
things happen unexpectedly. People think that 2 key ending
things happen 4 in TV, but 3 museum exhibit
4 TV pad
it’s often 5
for actors. They 5 happy tone
wait around for a long time and it can take days 6 ring crew
to film a very short 6 . 5
5
11 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
Listening 1 You must to listen carefully.
You must listen carefully.
8 3.41
Posłuchaj dialogu. Połącz rodzaje filmów
2 You should sit not there.
lub programów z przymiotnikami użytymi przez
Leo i Molly.
1 science fiction a happy 3 I do must work harder.
2 action films b exciting
3 comedies c boring 4 We don’t mustn’t be late.
4 animated films d funny
5 romantic dramas e fast-moving
6 westerns f complicated 5 She laughed and played happy.
5
6 You should eating more fruit.
Total 45 Total 55
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij 9 Napisz recenzję filmu lub programu
streszczenie wyrazami z tekstu. telewizyjnego, który lubisz. Recenzja powinna
składać się z trzech akapitów:
Many people think that working in TV is exciting, - wstępu,
but it’s more difficult than it looks. For everything - opisu postaci,
to go well, the film crew and the other experts - uzasadnienia, dlaczego podoba ci się ten film
that work in a TV studio must be very good at lub program.
their jobs. Things don’t always happen in the way My favourite film / TV programme is ... . It’s ...
you expect, and that can be complicated.
People think that everything in TV happens
very quickly, but in fact the actors are often
waiting around for a long time, and that’s boring!
It’s especially true for actors making a film. It
sometimes takes a week to make a scene that is
only five minutes long. Filming outside is worse.
When the light or weather changes, or when a
plane flies past during the filming of a historical
drama, the filming must stop. There’s a lot to
think about.
5
Working in TV is not as 1 exciting
as many of us think. You need to be good at Extra
your job. The film 2 and 10 Połącz wyrazy lub połówki wyrazów tak, aby
other people that work in a film studio are powstały wyrażenia z rozdziału 6.
experts. It’s very 3 when 1 film presenter
things happen unexpectedly. People think that 2 key tone
things happen 4 in TV, but 3 ring crew
4 museum exhibit
it’s often 5
for actors. They 5 TV ending
wait around for a long time and it can take days 6 happy pad
to film a very short 6 . 5
5
11 Przepisz poniższe zdania bez błędów.
Listening 1 You must to listen carefully.
You must listen carefully.
8 3.41
Posłuchaj dialogu. Połącz rodzaje filmów
2 We should arriving at two o’clock.
lub programów z przymiotnikami użytymi przez
Leo i Molly.
1 science fiction a happy 3 I do must do my homework.
2 action films b complicated
3 comedies c boring 4 You should sit not there.
4 animated films d fast-moving
5 romantic dramas e exciting
6 westerns f funny 5 She sang and played happy.
5
6 You don’t mustn’t be late.
Total 45 Total 55
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij 9 Korzystając z notatek, zaplanuj informacje
streszczenie wyrazami z tekstu. o nowym sklepie. Następnie napisz jego
reklamę. Pamiętaj o użyciu zdań rozkazujących.
Will people shop in towns and cities in twenty
years’ time? In the last two years, the number Where When
of people shopping online went up from Opening hours
10% to 85%. It’s easier for us to shop from our What are you selling?
sofas than to travel to the town centre or a big
What is special about the things you are selling?
shopping mall.
We can save time shopping online, and we
can also save money. Many shops that were
successful before the Internet arrived are now
closed, because they were more expensive than
online shops.
Travel agents are having problems too. Many
people now find travel information on the
Internet, then book the flights and hotels on 5
their own.
Perhaps we’ll always prefer to try on clothes Extra
before we buy them, or talk to an expert to help
us choose. I think there will be shops in towns 10 Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami poznanymi
in twenty years’ time, but they’ll probably only w rozdziale 7.
sell unusual things that you can’t find on the 1 Can you lend me a pound, please?
Internet.
2 This top looks small. It won’t f me.
3 You should buy that coat. Twenty pounds is a
The number of people 1 shopping online
good price. It’s a b .
has gone up. People can save 2
4 The o t on the door
and 3 by shopping online. Many
say that the shop closes at 5.00.
4
shops are now closed, and lots
5 Please pay at the t . It’s over there.
of people also use the Internet to find
6 You can t o the coat
5
information. In the future,
here, in front of this mirror.
shops will only sell 6 things.
5
5
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
Listening 1 Nie stać mnie na to.
8 3.42
Posłuchaj Rosie i Ellen. Oznacz poniższe I can’t afford it.
zdania jako prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). 2 Nie martw się.
1 Rosie got lots of money for her birthday. ✔
2 Rosie’s birthday was on Thursday. 3 Czy pasuje?
3 Rosie and Ellen are going to go to the
theatre. 4 Proszę?
4 Rosie would like to have her hair cut.
5 Rosie wants some new trainers. 5 Ile to kosztuje?
6 The post office is near the supermarket.
6 Wątpię w to.
5
Total 45 Total 55
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Następnie uzupełnij 9 Korzystając z notatek, zaplanuj informacje
streszczenie wyrazami z tekstu. o nowym sklepie. Następnie napisz jego
reklamę. Pamiętaj o użyciu zdań rozkazujących.
Will people shop in towns and cities in twenty
years’ time? In the last two years, the number Where When
of people shopping online went up from Opening hours
10% to 85%. It’s easier for us to shop from our
What are you selling?
sofas than to travel to the town centre or a big
shopping mall. What is special about the things you are selling?
We can save time shopping online, and we
can also save money. Many shops that were
successful before the Internet arrived are now
closed, because they were more expensive
than online shops.
Travel agents are having problems too. Many
people now find travel information on the
Internet, then book the flights and hotels on
5
their own.
Perhaps we’ll always prefer to try on clothes
before we buy them, or talk to an expert to
Extra
help us choose. I think there will be shops 10 Uzupełnij zdania wyrazami poznanymi
in towns in twenty years’ time, but they’ll w rozdziale 7.
probably only sell unusual things that you
can’t find on the Internet. 1 Can you lend me a pound, please?
2 You should buy that jacket. Twenty-one
pounds is a great price. It’s a b .
The number of people 1 shopping online
3 Please pay at the t . It’s over there.
has gone up. People can save 2
4 The o t on the door
and 3 by shopping online. Many
say that the shop opens at 9.00.
4
shops are now closed, and lots
5 This top looks big. It won’t f you.
of people also use the Internet to find
6 You can t o the skirt
5
information. In the future,
in the changing rooms.
shops will only sell 6 things.
5
5
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
Listening 1 Nie stać mnie na to.
8 3.42
Posłuchaj Rosie i Ellen. Oznacz poniższe I can’t afford it.
zdania jako prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). 2 Czy pasuje?
1 Rosie got lots of money for her birthday. ✔
2 Rosie’s birthday was on Wednesday. 3 Wątpię w to.
3 Ellen is going to have her hair cut.
4 Rosie and Ellen are going to go to a 4 Nie martw się.
sports shop.
5 Rosie wants some new shoes. 5 Proszę?
6 The post office is near the bank.
5 6 Ile to kosztuje?
Total 45 Total 55
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Oznacz poniższe zdania jako 9 Napisz e-mail do chorującego kolegi/
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). chorującej koleżanki.
- Zapytaj, jak się czuje.
Do football players have more injuries than - Przekaż informacje dotyczące zajęć w szkole
in the past? We often read about players with lub innego kolegi/innej koleżanki.
injuries, usually to their legs or feet. Football - Obiecaj, że go/ją odwiedzisz.
boots now are lighter, and they don’t protect Pamiętaj o użyciu właściwych zwrotów na
players’ feet very well. The old-fashioned początku i na końcu e-maila.
football boots protected their feet, but they Hi,
were heavy, and players found it difficult to run
quickly.
The football itself is lighter too, and because it
travels fast, players must also be fast.
Another problem with boots is that players
often wear a pair for the first time in a match.
Experts say they shouldn’t do this.
Finally, players take part in more matches than
in the past, especially in the UK. It’s true that the
game isn’t as physical now, and there are more
rules, but footballers only rest for about four to 5
six weeks in a year. Many people say that this is
the biggest problem. Extra
1 When football players get an injury, it is 10 Uzupełnij definicje wyrazami poznanymi
often in their legs or feet. ✔ w rozdziale 8.
2 The writer says that modern football boots 1 To r emind someone means to
don’t protect players’ feet well. help them to remember something.
3 The boots that football players wore in the 2 Aw is something you
past were lighter. use when you can’t walk.
4 The newer footballs don’t travel very fast. 3 When you’ve got an infection, you often have
5 It isn’t a good idea to wear new football at , too.
boots for the first time in a match. 4 A group of people watching an event is an
6 The writer says that players should only a .
play four or six matches in a year. 5 P is an adjective that
5 describes athletic activities.
6 Doctors can give you a
Listening when you’ve got an infection.
8 3.43
Posłuchaj nagrania i uzupełnij zdania 5
wyrazami z ramki.
11 Popraw podkreślone błędy.
problem broken
kidding
painkillers 1 I haven’t finish my dinner. finished
choice hurt 2 Have your brother taken
his exam?
1 You’re kidding ! Poor Chris!
3 I’ve readen your email.
2 He’s taking , so he’s not too bad.
4 Sally has broke her arm.
3 He was cycling quite fast. He usually is, that’s
5 Have you feeded the dog?
the .
6 Have they ate their breakfast?
4 It’s amazing that she didn’t get .
5 He’s got no . 5
6 He’s got a leg and he can’t walk.
5 Total 45 Total 55
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst. Oznacz poniższe zdania jako 9 Napisz e-mail do chorującego kolegi/
prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). chorującej koleżanki.
- Zapytaj, jak się czuje.
Do football players have more injuries than - Przekaż informacje dotyczące zajęć w szkole
in the past? We often read about players with lub innego kolegi/innej koleżanki.
injuries, usually to their legs or feet. Football - Obiecaj, że go/ją odwiedzisz.
boots now are lighter, and they don’t protect Pamiętaj o użyciu właściwych zwrotów na
players’ feet very well. The old-fashioned początku i na końcu e-maila.
football boots protected their feet, but they Hi,
were heavy, and players found it difficult to run
quickly.
The football itself is lighter too, and because it
travels fast, players must also be fast.
Another problem with boots is that players
often wear a pair for the first time in a match.
Experts say they shouldn’t do this.
Finally, players take part in more matches than
in the past, especially in the UK. It’s true that the
game isn’t as physical now, and there are more
rules, but footballers only rest for about four to 5
six weeks in a year. Many people say that this is
the biggest problem. Extra
1 When football players get an injury, it is 10 Uzupełnij definicje wyrazami poznanymi
often in their legs or feet. ✔ w rozdziale 8.
2 The writer says that modern football boots 1 To r emind someone means to
protect players’ feet well. help them to remember something.
3 The boots that football players wore in the 2 The people watching a play or concert are
past were lighter. the a .
4 The newer footballs travel very fast. 3 Aw is something you
5 It’s a good idea to wear new football boots use when you can’t walk.
for the first time in a match. 4 When you’ve got an infection, you often have
6 Many people think that football players at , too.
should rest more each year. 5 Doctors can give you a
5 when you’ve got an infection.
6 P is an adjective that
Listening describes athletic activities.
8 3.43
Posłuchaj nagrania i uzupełnij zdania 5
wyrazami z ramki.
11 Popraw podkreślone błędy.
broken kidding problem choice injured 1 I haven’t finish my dinner. finished
painkillers 2 Tony has broke his leg.
3 Have June taken her exam?
1 You’re kidding ! Poor Chris!
4 Have you feeded the cat?
2 He’s taking , so he’s not too bad.
5 I haven’t forgot your birthday.
3 He was cycling quite fast. He usually is, that’s
6 Have they ate the biscuits?
the .
5
4 It’s amazing that she didn’t get .
5 He’s got no .
6 He’s got a leg and he can’t walk. Total 45 Total 55
5
2 Połącz wyrazy tak, aby powstały wyrażenia 3 The teacher / not arrived
związane z zakupami i zdrowiem.
1 travel store 4 We / not forget / the party
2 black throat
3 green agent’s
4 cough grocer’s 5 you / have dinner?
5 department eye
6 sore medicine 6 Sue and Tim / open / their presents
5
5
Grammar
3 Popatrz na zasady i rady dotyczące zachowania Speaking
się w teatrze. Uzupełnij zdania formami You must /
You mustn’t oraz You should / You shouldn’t.
6 Uzupełnij dialog wyrażeniami z ramki.
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Units 6–8 Progress test A
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst o Tinie. Oznacz poniższe zdania 9 Napisz e-mail do kolegi/koleżanki.
jako prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). - Opowiedz o nowym programie telewizyjnym.
- Opisz postaci w nim występujące i wyjaśnij,
Our local cinema had a competition recently, to dlaczego je lubisz.
ask people to think of a new name. The building Pamiętaj o użyciu zwrotów rozpoczynających
is about eighty years old, and they have made i kończących e-mail.
lots of changes to it. Before, it was called ‘The Hi ,
Square’, because it’s on the main square in
town. That isn’t a very exciting name, but I
How are you? I watched a great new TV
couldn’t think of anything better. programme. It’s called .
Then, one day, I went to the theatre to see a It’s about
play with my mum. We went upstairs to sit in a
part of the theatre called ‘The Circle’.
I remembered that one of the changes to the
cinema was to put seats upstairs, and I started
to think about calling the cinema ‘The Circle’.
My family and friends thought it was a good
idea too, so they weren’t surprised when I won 5
the competition! The cinema gave me lots of
vouchers to see films for free. I’ve given some to Extra
my friends, so that we can all go together.
1 Tina’s local cinema is going to have a
10 Popraw podkreślone błędy.
1 I haven’t saw Ironman 2. seen
competition. ✘
2 You don’t must play in the
2 The cinema is in the town’s main square.
water.
3 Tina chose the new name when
3 Where did you been?
she went to see a play with her mum.
4 I don’t be long.
4 Tina sat downstairs in the theatre.
5 Jane should to save her
5 Everyone thought that Tina’s idea was
money.
very good.
6 Do you going to go
6 Tina’s friends must pay to see films at
shopping later?
the cinema.
5
5
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
Listening 1 Co grają w kinie?
8 3.44
Posłuchaj nagrania o Ryanie. Zakreśl What’s on at the cinema?
właściwe wyrazy. 2 Posłuchaj mojego nowego dzwonka.
1 Ryan is good at scientific / physical activities.
2 Ryan goes running every day / week. 3 Ile to kosztuje?
3 John is Ryan’s trainer / father.
4 Ryan wanted to take part in an important 4 Pożyczę ci trochę pieniędzy.
competition next month / week.
5 Ryan is taking painkillers for an injury / 5 W czym jest problem?
infection.
6 Ryan can / can’t start running straight away. 6 Spóźniliśmy się na ostatni autobus.
5
5
Total 45 Total 55
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Units 6–8 Progress test B
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Units 6–8 Progress test B
Reading Writing
7 Przeczytaj tekst o Tinie. Oznacz poniższe zdania 9 Napisz e-mail do kolegi/koleżanki.
jako prawdziwe (✔) lub fałszywe (✘). - Opowiedz o nowym programie telewizyjnym.
- Opisz postaci w nim występujące i wyjaśnij,
Our local cinema had a competition recently, dlaczego je lubisz.
to ask people to think of a new name. The Pamiętaj o użyciu zwrotów rozpoczynających
building is about eighty years old, and they i kończących e-mail.
have made lots of changes to it. Before, it was Hi ,
called ‘The Square’, because it’s on the main How are you? I watched a great new TV
square in town. That isn’t a very exciting name,
programme. It’s called .
but I couldn’t think of anything better.
Then, one day, I went to the theatre to see a It’s about
play with my mum. We went upstairs to sit in a
part of the theatre called ‘The Circle’.
I remembered that one of the changes to the
cinema was to put seats upstairs, and I started
to think about calling the cinema ‘The Circle’.
My family and friends thought it was a good
idea too, so they weren’t surprised when I won 5
the competition! The cinema gave me lots of
vouchers to see films for free. I’ve given some Extra
to my friends, so that we can all go together.
10 Popraw podkreślone błędy.
1 Tina’s local cinema is going to have a
1 I haven’t saw Ironman 2. seen
competition. ✘ 2 We don’t be long.
2 The cinema is in the town’s main square.
3 Nick should to save his
3 Tina chose the new name when
money.
she went to see a film with her mum.
4 Where did Ben gone?
4 Tina sat upstairs in the theatre.
5 You don’t must talk in the
5 Tina’s family were surprised when she
library.
won the competition.
6 Do you going to go
6 Tina’s friends must pay to see films at
swimming tomorrow?
the cinema.
5
5
11 Przetłumacz zwroty na język angielski.
Listening 1 Co grają w kinie?
8 3.44
Posłuchaj nagrania o Ryanie. Zakreśl What’s on at the cinema?
właściwe wyrazy. 2 Ile to kosztuje?
1 Ryan is good at creative / physical activities.
2 Ryan goes running every week / day. 3 Posłuchaj mojego nowego dzwonka.
3 John is Ryan’s trainer / father.
4 Ryan wanted to take part in an important 4 W czym jest problem?
competition next week / month.
5 Ryan is taking painkillers for an earache / 5 Spóźniliśmy się na ostatni autobus.
injury.
6 Ryan can / can’t start running straight away. 6 Pożyczę ci trochę pieniędzy.
5
5
Total 45 Total 55
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Steps in English 3 Tests A Answer key
1 giraffe 4 sea
S My history teacher is Miss
7 1
Can you come 4 I’m afraid
2 spots 5 lots of 2 I’d love to 5 Never mind
6 dangerous Thomson. Has Mr Green got
3 octopus 3 What time 6 Next time
black hair?
9 Students’ own answers. K No, he’s bald and he wears 3.37
Extra glasses. He often wears a dark
blue jacket. 8 C = Claire, S = Sandra
10 1 foggy 4 season S Oh, I don’t know him. Have C We need to buy lots of things
2 intelligent 5 endangered you got a part in the play? for Suzy’s birthday picnic.
3 kilometre 6 slow K Yes. I’m Elizabeth I! S OK. Let’s make a list.
11 1 Madrid is warmer than London. S That’s the best part. You’re C Good idea! We haven’t got
2 Patrick is the tallest boy in our very lucky! any lemonade, so let’s get five
class. K The first rehearsal is today at bottles of lemonade.
3 The museum is more interesting four o’clock. Why don’t you S Five bottles of lemonade.
than the beach. come? There’s some orange juice in
4 Is English easier than French? S I can’t. I’ve got a guitar lesson the fridge, too.
5 She isn’t as intelligent as her at five o’clock. C Yes, so we don’t need to buy
sister. any orange juice. Hmm ...
1 ✔ 3 ✘ 5 ✘ we’ve got five pizzas, so we
6 Who’s the best singer in the
2 ✘ 4 ✔ 6 ✔ don’t need any more. We’ve
world?
9 Students’ own answers. got some bread, but we
Units 1–2 Extra
haven’t got any ham. Let’s get
some ham for the sandwiches.
Progress test A 10 1 restaurant 4 dangerous S Ham. Yes, and Suzy loves
2 slippers 5 bald sausages, so let’s get lots of
1 1 fringe 4 sunny 3 saxophone 6 fire fighter those, too. And what about
2 octopus 5 flute crisps?
3 glasses 6 dolphin 11 1
Are you taking part in the school C Oh yes. We need lots of crisps.
play?
2 1 An owl 4 cuckoo 2 Joanna doesn’t wear earrings.
S Crisps … and fruit?
2 dressing gown 5 lake C Well, we’ve got some apples,
3 You aren’t as tall as Pete and but we can get some oranges
3 earrings 6 cold Philip. and grapes, too.
3 1 going 4 going 4 The sun isn’t shining.
2 Go 5 goes 5 Don’t play near the lake! It’s 1 ✘ 3 ✘ 5 ✘
3 go 6 going dangerous. 2 ✔ 4 ✔ 6 ✔
6 Sarah is the most intelligent girl
4 1 taller 4 funnier in the class.
Extra
2 tall as 5 as funny 9 Students’ own answers.
3 the tallest 6 the funniest
Unit 3 Test A 10 1 organic 4 pancakes
5 1 ‘m visiting 4 funny
2 come 5 is climbing 1 1 chicken – b 2 waitress 5 no one
2 garlic – a 3 taste 6 decorate
3 most 6 Be
3 cherries – e 11 1 the twenty-first of March
6 1 How 4 like 4 cabbage – f 2 the tenth of April
2 What 5 terrible 5 carrots – c 3 the sixteenth of May
3 sunny 6 Oh, dear 6 strawberries – d 4 the third of August
7 1 interesting 4 dangerous 2 1 tuna 4 melon 5 the second of September
2 unusual 5 mountains 2 prawns 5 cream 6 the thirtieth of November
3 intelligent 6 friend 3 carrots 6 beef
3.36 3 1 an 4 a
Unit 4 Test A
2 some 5 any 1 1 hot air balloon – a
8 S = Suzy, K = Karen 3 any 6 The 2 motorbike – f
S What’s the school play about 3
this year?
4 1 any 4 some
4
cable car – c
hovercraft – d
2 some 5 any
K It’s about the life of Queen 5 helicopter – b
3 a 6 an
Elizabeth I. There are lots of 6 underground – e
great costumes. 5 1 some 4 some
2 1 taxi 4 moped
S Who’s organizing the play? 2 the 5 an
2 ferry 5 lorry
K Mr Green. He’s our new 3 a 6 any
3 tram 6 boat
history teacher.
6 1 favourite 4 healthy
2 learn 5 fresh
3 much 6 cousin
3 1 Were you late for school? 5 Ann took a photo because the
M Well, I was reading a scary
2 It wasn’t cold yesterday. view was beautiful.
6 They went on a boat and they story last night.
3 Gina and Ella weren’t at home.
did some fishing. A Go on then! Tell me about it!
4 This kite was my favourite toy.
M OK. It was a stormy night, and
5 When was the first flight? Extra a young boy was sleeping in
6 How many people were at the
festival? 10 1 platform 4 kicked his bedroom. But the wind
2 explorer 5 screamed was very strong. It blew open
4 1 arrived 4 stopped 3 rescue 6 crowded his bedroom window. A cup
2 went 5 tidied on the windowsill fell on the
3 left 6 flew 11 1 Are you having fun? floor, and the boy woke up.
2 Single or return?
5 1 was 4 waited 3 It’s a shame.
When he sat up in bed, he
saw …
2 bought 5 arrived 4 I’m starving. A Yes, go on.
3 read 6 were 5 What’s up? M Well, the room was dark so
6 1 ✘ 3 ✘ 5 ✔ 6 It doesn’t matter. he didn’t know exactly what
2 ✔ 4 ✘ 6 ✔ he saw … but it looked like a
7 1, 5, 3, 6, 2, 4
Unit 5 Test A woman. She was sitting at the
1 1 radiator 4 cushions end of his bed.
3.38 2 cupboard 5 painting A What did the boy do?
3 curtains 6 armchair M He was scared so he stayed
8 R = Ruth, B = Ben very still and quiet. The
R Hi, Ben, how are you? You 2 1 kitchen 4 difficult woman looked at him for
weren’t at Claire’s party. Were 2 exciting 5 cycle about half a minute, then she
you away last week? 3 radiator 6 footprint stood up, walked over to the
B Yes, I was. I stayed with my 3 1 Mark didn’t paint the picture. window, closed it and walked
cousins, and I had an amazing 2 We didn’t open our presents. out of the room.
time. 3 Mum didn’t buy ten pizzas. A Wow! What happened next?
R Lucky you! What did you do? 4 They didn’t have a great time on M Nothing. But the next
B We went to lots of different holiday. morning when the boy woke
places. My cousins live 5 I didn’t study for my exams up, he found his cup on
near the sea, and it’s really yesterday. the floor and his bedroom
beautiful. On the first day, we 6 Karen didn’t chat to her best window was closed. … But
took a ferry over to an island. friend for an hour. that was only the first part of
It was a really hot day, so we the story. I’m looking forward
went for a swim in the sea. 4 1 did 4 weren’t to finding out what happens
R Cool! 2 snowing 5 go next!
B Then we played on the beach. 3 didn’t 6 enjoy
1 No, he doesn’t.
We saw some fantastic boats. I 5 1 were getting up
2 Yes, he does.
wanted to go on one of them, 2 was having
but there wasn’t time. 3 Yes, it did.
3 wasn’t having
R That’s a pity. 4 Yes, he did.
4 was walking
B Yes, but the next day, we 5 No, he didn’t.
5 weren’t waiting
travelled to an interesting 6 No, it wasn’t.
6 were travelling
little village. It wasn’t near the
6 1 ✘ 3 ✔ 5 ✘
9 Students’ own answers.
sea, it was on a hill. We went
to the top of the hill on foot, 2 ✔ 4 ✘ 6 ✔ Extra
and there was a great view. 7 1 Bad luck! 5 You’re so 10 1 fake 4 awake
R Wow, it sounds like you had a 2 Poor you! lucky! 2 mirror 5 painting
really good time, Ben! 3 Cool! 6 That’s a 3 vase 6 fictional
B Yes, I want to go again soon! 4 Oh, dear! shame. 11 1 I don’t see why not.
1 cousins 4 boats 3.39 2 Come off it!
2 ferry 5 a hill 3 Can you believe that?
3 hot 6 on foot 8 A = Amy, M = Max 4 That’s better.
5 Wake up!
9 1
We went into town and had A Do you believe in ghosts,
6 Let’s take a break.
lunch in a café. Max?
2 Do you prefer orange juice or M No, but I love reading ghost
lemonade? stories. What about you, Amy?
3 I love England, but the weather A Mm. Yes, I quite like ghost
there is often cold. stories, but not when I’m
4 The bus was on time so I wasn’t alone at home!
late for school.
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Steps in English 3 Tests A Answer key
Extra
E Thanks, Rosie. That sounds
3 1 We’ve had a great time.
10 1 film crew fun! I love shopping! What do
2 It’s stopped raining.
2 keypad 3 John has seen the new Harry
you want to do? Where do
3 museum exhibit Potter film.
you want to go?
4 TV presenter 4 We’ve done our homework.
R Well, it’s my party tomorrow,
5 happy ending 5 Suzy has run ten kilometres.
so I’d like to go to the
6 ring tone 6 My mum and dad have tried to
hairdresser’s and have my hair
get tickets for the concert.
11 1 You must listen carefully. cut. I’d like to visit that new
2 You shouldn’t sit there. shoe shop, too. 4 1 We haven’t had a great time.
3 I must work harder. E What are you looking for, 2 It hasn’t stopped raining.
4 We mustn’t be late. some new trainers? 3 John hasn’t seen the new Harry
5 She laughed and played happily. R No, I want some nice shoes to Potter film.
6 You should eat more fruit. wear at my party. Then, we’re 4 We haven’t done our homework.
going to find the best clothes 5 Suzy hasn’t run ten kilometres.
Unit 7 Test A shop in town.
E You’ll need to go to the bank
6 My mum and dad haven’t tried
to get tickets for the concert.
1 1
travel agent’s 4 clothes shop first!
5 1
Have you tidied your room?
2 florist’s 5 bookshop R Well, my money is in the post
Yes, I have.
3 supermarket 6 butcher’s office, so let’s go there now.
2 Have you or your sister seen a
2 1 d – boots
E The post office is near Green’s,
the department store. You can
ghost? No, we haven’t.
2 f – vegetables 3 Have you forgotten your books?
buy everything in one place.
3 e – a cake Yes, I have.
R Do they sell newspapers? Dad
4 b – a magazine 4 Has Jim fed the dog?
asked me to buy one. And
5 c – medicine No, he hasn’t.
I must remember to go to
6 a – a kettle 5 Have you written the shopping
the chemist’s to buy Mum’s
list? Yes, we have.
3 1 is going to play medicine. And ...
6 Have I arrived on time?
2 isn’t going to play
1 ✔ 3 ✘ 5 ✘ Yes, you have.
3 aren’t going to go
4 are going to meet 2 ✘ 4 ✔ 6 ✘ 6 1 the 4 days ago
5 isn’t going to see 9 Students’ own answers. 2 sore throat 5 look
6 is going to see 3 start 6 Take them
Extra
4 1 won’t be 4 won’t forget 7 1 ✔ 3 ✘ 5 ✔
2 won’t lend 5 ’ll help 10 1 lend 4 opening times 2 ✔ 4 ✘ 6 ✘
3 ’ll get 6 won’t wait 2 fit 5 till
3 bargain 6 try on 3.43
5 1 going
2 ’m going to 11 1 I can’t afford it. 8 P = Pete, W = Will
3 ’ll 2 Don’t worry. P Have you heard about Chris?
4 won’t 3 Does it fit? W No, why? What’s happened?
5 ’m not going to 4 Pardon? P He fell off his bike and he’s
6 is going to 5 How much is it? broken his leg.
6 I doubt it.
6 4, 2, 7, 5, 1, 6, 3
W You’re kidding! Poor Chris!
How is he?
7 1 shopping 4 successful Unit 8 Test A P He’s at home now. He’s taking
2 time
3 money
5 travel
6 unusual
1 1 stomach ache – d painkillers, so he’s not too
bad. I’m going to visit him this
2 a headache – a
3 a black eye – f afternoon.
3.42 W I’ll go to see him tomorrow,
4 a broken leg – e
then. How did it happen?
8 R = Rosie, E = Ellen 5 a sore throat – b
P I’m not sure, but I think he
R Hi, Ellen! You know it was my 6 a sprained ankle – c
was cycling quite fast. He
birthday on Wednesday? Well, 2 1 a cut usually is, that’s the problem.
guess what? My aunts and 2 a bruise His mum said a little girl ran
uncles gave me lots of money. 3 earache into the road, and Chris fell
Do you want to help me 4 a cough off when he stopped his bike
spend it? 5 backache very quickly.
6 a temperature W Was the girl OK?
5 1 than 4 as Extra
Unit 1 Test B 2 the 5 more 10 1 restaurant 4 keyboard
3 better 6 nice
1 1 bald 4 wavy hair
2 moustache 5 police officer
2 moustache 5 glasses 6 5, 1, 3, 6, 4, 2 3 dressing gown 6 dangerous
3 freckles 6 necklace 7 1 visit 4 six
2 1 tie 4 jacket 2 train 5 unusual
2 hairband 5 trousers 3 elephants 6 special
3 shirt 6 slippers
11 1
Are you taking part in the school Unit 4 Test B Unit 5 Test B
play?
2 Harry is the most intelligent boy
1 1 hot air balloon – b 1 1 radiator 4 cupboard
2 cable car – f 2 cushions 5 mirror
in our class.
3 hovercraft – e 3 fireplace 6 armchair
3 William hasn’t got freckles.
4 It’s hot and the sun is shining.
4
5
motorbike – c
underground – d
2 1 hall 4 cycle
5 You aren’t as short as Tia. 2 footprint 5 exciting
6 helicopter – a
6 Don’t play near the lake! It’s 3 difficult 6 radiator
dangerous. 2 1 taxi 4 moped
3 1 Mark didn’t paint the picture.
2 ship 5 tram
2 Imogen didn’t open her
Unit 3 Test B 3 ferry 6 lorry
presents.
1 1 chicken – f 3 1 Were you late for school? 3 Wayne didn’t study for his exams
2 garlic – a 2 When was the first flight? this morning.
3 strawberries – d 3 It was cold on Friday. 4 I didn’t chat to Luke for half an
4 carrots – e 4 The twins weren’t at school. hour.
5 cabbage – b 5 How many people were at the 5 Chloe didn’t buy a magazine.
6 cherries – c exhibition? 6 We didn’t have a good time at
6 This model wasn’t my favourite the party.
2 1 tuna 4 melon
2 salmon 5 cream
toy.
4 1 did 3 raining 5 enjoy
3 carrots 6 pork 4 1 arrived 4 stopped 2 weren’t 4 didn’t 6 go
3 1 an 4 any
2 tidied
3 went
5 flew
6 left
5 1 were getting up
2 a 5 The 2 was having
3 some 6 any 5 1 was 4 wasn’t 3 wasn’t travelling
2 bought 5 was 4 was walking
4 1 any 4 any 3 waited 6 read 5 weren’t having
2 some 5 an
3 some 6 a 6 1 ✘ 3 ✔ 5 ✘
6 were waiting
2 ✘ 4 ✘ 6 ✔ 6 1 ✘ 3 ✘ 5 ✘
5 1 some 4 some
2 the 5 a 7 3, 1, 5, 6, 4, 2
2 ✘ 4 ✔ 6 ✔